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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21
Rochester,, Sept. "a, 1886.

RocHEsTEn, Sept. "a, 1886.
MeSsrs. f.. Chase g. Co.
think it my duty to let you know what great
cure your Pills have performed on mel had been
sick about years about years and half con-
fined 70 my bed. Ihad been given over as ncurable,
witt Consumption, by twelve physicians of the first
standing; my lungs were seriously affected; had
ulcers gather and break; my cough was dry and
harsh most Of the timei my liver much swollen
and my stomach very dyspePuc. / had chills fever
and night sweat accompanied with extreme irlita
benoss OF the nervous system, and other difficulties
which fogbear to mention. After was given over,
tried almost all medicines which were advertised,
hut TO TO advantage, until ] tried your Vegetable
Persian Pills. began to gain in a short time after
commenced taking them; and, to be brief, before I
took boxes, was able TO ride out and to take con-
siderable exercise, and at this time | ENJOY good
health, and am able to do good day work II any
one wishes a more particular history of my suffer-
iugs, he may call on me, at the corner of Main and
Clinton-streets, Rochester.
RUBY ADAMS.
FRS CunED-The undersigned hereby certify,
thai we are the Parents of two children who have
been afflicted with fits more less from their infan-
cy, and that we have spared pains or expense in
endeayoring 10 effect a cure, but without any bene-
fcai effect until hearing Of the Resurrection or Per-
sian Pills, when four boxes were Immediately
procured and before three boxes were taken, the
fits had abated in frequency, and every SYM
tom much improved and now we are happy to
state that our children by the use of the Persian
Pills with the blessing OF God, are entirely cured,
and have no symtom or appearance Of fits will find
in the Persian Pills a sure and perfect cure.
JOHN & MARTHA JOHNSONt'
Canton n. y. Dec. 10, 1887.
The above pills may be had of the following a.
gents-John Mover Bloomsburg; IL. Miller Ber-
wick J. Cooper & Sons, Hazeton; G. Hortman,
Espeytown; John Sharpless, Caltawissa; Lyman
Sholos, Danvile.
Ezra Taylor agent for the Stre Of Pennsylva-
MIA residing at Rochester, X y. to whom all orders
can DO addressed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21
GENERAL ELECTION.
PROCLAMATION,

WMT HEREAS, by an act of the General Assem-
Wv bly, of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva-
MIA entitled "An act relating to the elections of this
Commonwealth, passed the I'd day of July, A. d.
1882" it is made the duty of the Sheriff Of every
county to give public notice of such election to be
holden, and to make known in such notice what Of
fcers to be elected: Therefore,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-09-21
I, WILLIAM KITCHEN,

High Shelf of the county of Columbia, no MAKE
KNOWN by this advertisement to the Electors of said
county of Columbia that a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
PARAGRAPHS.

The Noticioso dc AmboS Mundos. the Spanish pa
per in New York, says that Senior Don Angel Cal
deron d.. Ia Barca. the Spanish Minister Plcn.poten-
vary ~ ashIngton, will make d demand for the
blacks on board The Amistod, and that the Captain
General oil Havana will also exert himself for their re-
turn to Cuba. Don Jose Ruiz, the sol disant owner
oi these blatk ks, states also, in the Spanish paper.
that the accounts which have been published of
'hese slaves ale quite incorrect, and the Editor hopes
10 nave, IN a few days, an exact narration.
81. AuguSfRe, dug. 29.-We are happv TO learn
ny adVlces rom Tampa, that he party sent by Gen.
fIaylor, 10 bury The dead a, Carloosahatchi found
'Go'Poiai haywood aud one dragoon sill living,
'nough severely wounded. They had run in oppo-
1t u"ecoons' and remained hid Tor several days.
hellhei knowing of the proximity ofthe other. Their
Su"e,'hgs must have been extreme aud ind ~scribable.
ne bodies OF Mr.. Dalam, and his clerk, Morgan.
"e'e drought to Tampa for inte~rmeni.-Saady Per
,o"an. the Interpreter of whom we have before spok.
- n'S atoned Tor his offences-he WAS found dead
s"1 s'ouho. / he other Interpreter, Sampson. and
one uraSoon, were not found.
Some alarm hrs been felt in N,tcbcz IN -
quehce ola report that a case Of yellow fever had oc-
currcd there. ""' -
Edfhqnahe.-A severe shock Of an earthquake is
a'u 10 have been ielt at Maysville, Ky, on the 5tb.
sun rise 1t lasted several seconds, and made
lune a rafting oIthe furniture and glass in the civ,
>m"gSted goods IN Hc Hcsi.-Tiie Cincinnati
P"p1is STATE ihaI there .as been a seizure in HAT city
a. ABOUT 100000 worth of foreign goods alleged to
nave been iraudulcntly imported. NJ
BROUGHT IN THE WEsT.-At Cincinnati a &C.
we're d'onght has prevailed. From series of me
,%eo,o'osicai observations made at the Woodward
nG'ege, by Dr. Ray, ii appears that the quantity Of
~ IA winch fell in the city during the late month
:, Augns', was only fifty sixth hundredths of nineh.
has hs ADDED that during a period of I've years there
.ms 10 oeen. 50 small a quantity OF rain for The
ban 'ensih oil time; Tic pastures look as if ihey
nnu oe'n scofched by fire tie wells aud springs are
"hNSudIS los and -, ,,nn. d No. -. 70. +,
up. F' i '"''o'' "'''u
Holden Rhodes, Esq, has resigned Inc Office Of
eom't ol'he Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
u 'hc Co, Is performing the dunes Of TIC ofGtc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

The Rires Diaaor.-A large potion Of this NOR
ning's paper is occupied with a detail of The pro.
c~ced,ngs a, the dinner lately given TO Mr.. Rives IN
Louisa. The Charlottesville Advocate lins the fol
in s.
loving paragraph on the subject;
The Riyes dinner n, I.ouisa Coprt House seems
to have caused considerable du,ter,ng among the
sink or swim party in ,hal county. immediately AZ
,er Maj. fonteine had concluded his speech 70 the
people,o on Monday last, a proclamation was made that
q meeting was about to be held Tor the purpose OF
getting np Instructions for him, on the sub
lcot ol the Senatorial election next winter. But we
believe !, was found impossible to organize the meet
ing-and ii was hen determined to get up a dinner
to Mr.. Rnane and Col. MeDowell-nothing was
said about Judge Jason in opposition To the kises
Dinnet. THIS dinner, we understand, should IT SUIT
the convenience OF the compl,nenled guests, Is To
take place about tle 28l Of this month"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

o. Mcssrs. liailio X Gallahcr, Of Richmond,
having been solicited from several quarters to do so,
have commenced the publication in pamphlet form
of Mr.. Clay's great speech ON abolition. Committees
Of Vigilance throughout The State ought To procure
and distribute copies of this admirable production,
for the purpose Of enligh,cning the public mind at
to the much misreprosen,cd opinions Of Mr.. Clay
upon ,his vital question. II will be recollceted that
To- II edmond Enquirer, while 'slyly" and "insidi-
ousiy' inculcating the idea, among its readers.
hundreds on whom never see any other paper, Of Mr..
CLAWS hostility to he South ON this question, has
nnye, dime him. q, It's rGaders, the jusllceto publish
iii. sncccb. The reason ofIhls omission is OF
course very obvious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

o. The Anniversary of Tho b lttlc of North
Point was celebrated by the citizens of Baltimore
on the l20h insl.. with great spirit aud unusual
ceremony. A number of volunteer companies from
surrounding towns were present, to unila in thf ccr-
omony Of laying the corner stone Of a new monu-
men, in the City of Monuments, TO be erected in
honor of those who fell upon that spot. The stores
were closed, apd The publication Of the newspapers
suspended. An Address " ~ delivered, appropriate
to tho occasion, by Gen. y. c. Howard, eA- member
of Congiess.-The only accident Of which We have
seen any account that occurred during The day, was
the death, by drowning, Of Nj. John Pidgeon, fo,mcr.
~ a .yintcr, aud one of the renowned Maryland Line,
WHO was counted al the battle of North point.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
FREDERICKSBURG, Sept. ID.

haBIFd, sept ID.
ihe tIrcmt Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the
county o, spotsyl'ania, Judge Lolnax presiding, commcnc-
ed ITS Fail Session, on Moslny last at the Court House
Inc mos mle resting criminal case, was the trial of Elizabeth
Richardson, Tor the murder OF her son, in May last. After
iuil examination OF the testimony and an able defence by her
counsel, the Jury brought IN a verdict Of murder in The second
the Reniieniiary.
Elias faulkner' who was also indicted for the murder Of
.e noy' was then orraigned. There being no evidence sufi-
clchtto convict Inn, the commemorative Attorney entered a
noae ptoseqni; whercupon Faulkner pleaded guilty to the
otner charge OF bcmS accessory after the fact, and was sen.
fenced by The Court TO six months Imprisonment in the Conn.
~ JAN, on low and course diet. The Judge, in pronouncinq
ing terms.
me prosecution was conductcdby the Commonwealth At
''N ""' 'iui Ia" molcufe, Esqrs. 1Teaa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

The Public Lands.-The follo@ipg very appro-
psiale resoluiion was adopted by the Wing Con.
vcn,ion recently held in Middlesex. New Jersey
We are glad to acc public attention awakened to
this important aud ioo-long neglected subject:
Resolrod. Tint we have Witnessed with much con
Germ and dissatisfaction The course OF the General
Government in relation TO the PUBLIC NDS
and that we view the policy Of the government IN
giving away the public domain exclusively to the
new States, and the encouragement gwen TO the
squaiters and spectators. as deiporal,zing IN the
extreme, destructive to the revenue of the country
and cruelty unjus, and oppressive towards the old
A'lanlie States, by whose TOT aud treasure 'ley were
purchased. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

a." The CommoG Council of St. Louis. on the
25th ult. adopted ? resolution, making an appropri-
alton 10 delrsy tie expenses of tho necessary sur
veys, preparatory 10 The erection Of a chain or sus-
pension bridge across lie Mississippi river, near that
citv. MIR. Charles Elicit, Jr. (a,e Chief Engineer
OF the James River and Kgnawha Company,) who
suggested the scheme, has been appointed to make
he surveys, which arc Ia be pade at three different
points opposite the city, for the purpose of ascertain
inc the most practicable location.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

Healh of Augutd.-T The Board of Health Of
Augusta, on the 9TH inst. report 3 deaths OF ieyss
since The preceding day; and on the 9Th, deaths
MoLie.-The Mobile Advertiser Of The Sd says;
4" We regre, being compelled to state that the health
Of our city is worse, and that The number OF deaths
has greatly increased within the lasttwo days past"
Deaths from fever had occurred at various places
10 Louisiana, aud two are reported al Natchoz.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

o. While The Administration p'fly are project
inc new pape,s Inf several quarters OF. tbc State, we
are plad 70 see ,har Tho Wings arc moi cna,fiy IDLE.
Mr.. {. N. -. Evans has issued proposals ilr the
b%enighled county OF Meehjtoburg. We hope 1t
may be q winged MESSENGER Of trL'h 10 the people
otall that region. The Editor declares his ahho-
sion to lhe Virginia principles OF 80, and sonsequcnt-
ly that he is opposed to Mr.. Van Buren's REFLECTION
to the Presidency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
BOARD and MUSIC.

MFRS. JOHN TOMPKINS continues TO give in
I'VE structions in MUSIC on the PfANOFORTE
and GUITAR, and to receive in her family young
Ladies who visit Lynclburg for their education.
Mrs. Y. will expect a portion of the charge lor
Boarl and Tuition in advance, at least as much as
may be entirely agreeable 10 her patrons.
Santo no if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

, T. OF MoRUs MuLTIcUALIs.-1,3j0 Morus Mnl,icau-
ns eeS wefe sold ~ this town on Tuesday last, of nil sizes.
n Que hoo 10 eight, nj 43 cents per tree the purchaser
1ms,'s 10 'heih on the spot, and taking all future risks of the
""o"' " Hm,agtoH IA. e. Adrocat.
Trees were sold in this City the past week. for ono innIrnJ
''''"s' lRaieish Register, Sept. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

tboUBou ID PoiiAcs.-We have waited some two
werks for n dem, cation iron, The Rtchmoad Eaqai-
rer, Charleston 1Icrc. ~, and other leading journals
at The South. OF the late 'a'c iaeoi coalition Of AN
3ntenism with Abolition il SUNDERLAND Ia de-
feat the Wing Members Of Couh 'css. St'ange as II
may seem, we have waited In vain. Those journals
assutne an especial guardianship of southern rights
and ns'itulions, gainst the designs and n'ac hinaiions
OF Abolition. and especially against any msnliesia-
ton of the vit,s in connection with politics. ! any
Wing candidate .r Office AT the North Is dragooned
INTO writing a letter expressing sep,in,cnts accord
ing on some point with those OF AbglitiooIsis, the
venerable grandfather III mQderp democracy NJ
Richmond is electrified with hor9r-puLlishes The
letter g,th an array of italics and capifa'l, and fnro.S-
ly sounds The locsin ITO arms To arms - Iis new
but most Jealous ally a, Climlcs,en caIches up the
note, and awakes the echoes OF Can olna with a dole
tul sermonizlng against the alarming tendencies and
porIentous strides Of abolition Uhiggty3! But,
with all then zeal and vigilance, these jealous watch
men on The southern raInparis, are blest with n mast
Cyclopean gift OF vision-they see but on one side Oh
heir heads. When ADAMS or SLApE express senti-
ments obnoxious to The South, aud adverse TO tho Sc
veil known TO be entertained by the great mass of
the Wines, they are blazoned through the South NJ
evidence not TO be gainsayed Of the prevalence of
Abolition sentiments in the Wing ranks bur when
MARCUS MoRToN, and THEODORE SEDoEwIcK. and
ALEXANDER DUNCAN, and n host Of their coadluiors
in the cause of Toryism, avow the same or more dan.
gerou, acis:ons and principles, these one eyed watch
men are mute. or "rodi sou rs eS'nhf as any suck
ing dove" We put II 10 the candoui an i;aanl'
%irankness Of the South II 10 say whether tins course
be not essentially knavish and Observation-Disclosures
IT do not cover a most unfair and Jesuitical attempt
TO advance the cause of Eseculiye Power.
lN. Y. Courier.
GF~ The foregoing paragraph IS calculated 10 a
waken attention in The South, in relation TO the
course pursued by the Richmond Enquirer and The
Van Buren, organs in tho South, Who are particular
ly careful to exclude from their columns every fact
calculated to show the Truth in relation to The real
character Il agents ofNorhern Abolition. They will
pirate, by the hour, about Adams and Sladc bn, we
never hcai a word Of Dorr. and Morton and Sedge-
wick 'Oh no they never mention them" II
their position were known, ii might injure the Ms
sour estrietionist,-t warm friend Of Southern
principles
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
GNrs'yOsss for sale.

E1IlE subscriber takes Ibis method of informing
a. his friends anq the rphIic. that he keeps on
hand at his shop. on Fourth street, near Poe's Tan
Yard, C.ZAsR
OF various kinds, some very line for family use on
springs. lie is now making BAROUCIiES and
BUGGIES. AL his work is Of the best KIDD AMI
he invites all those in want of work 10 hs line, to call
aud examine Tor themselves The price add quality, be-
fore they buy. nE{f'
~. B.-Eepairing Jouc al the shonssi police.
| G,
AUGUST ts VIM II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
CHARLOTTESVILLE. september IL
ININERSlTA OLE NlkGlNIA.

r,..t..n.,,h Annual Session oil this institution
.oumenrel last week. aud is DOW July IN operation
Notwithstanding The difficulties III the monetary CON
,.,ns or the country, we are pleased to learn that Tue
prospect for large classes was never oeuef' 4, SO "
i, , ne,;oJ of any session, About one hundred ana
6ve younp gentlemen have already niairicu-
800 and we believe there are twenty or thlds ON
ers here Tor that purpose, who viii enter IN a short
time. - . ,,;ar ,ho
srek. We have not been enabled 10 ascertain 'hc
numbers in the different schools oil the University
but understand that the number III Tue La" aep'',
men, IL unusually iarge-and that the Medieai
Schools are quite respeetable-yery little less than
at a corresponding period Of the last session, ana con
siderably greater han ut the same period oil Inc ses-
sion before the last. In a few weeks We VIII give Il
more full account OF the state oi all tue different
Schools. ~
The friends Of the Institution Will be paine" 10
learn. that in consequence OF eop'no'e ~ o."
DIR. Griffith, The accomplished aud 'ndeiaiisah'e
Professor of Medicine. has been compelled 10 Ten
der his resignation of the Board of Nisiters. We
consider this a most serious loss 10 the Department
with which he was connected, 10 the University in
general. and to the social circle oil the place. TrGlF
fortunate will it be for the Institution if the Board
should be enabled to supply his place with a gentle
man Of equal pretensions in all these respects.
There Was to have been Il meeting OF the Board
on Monday last, for the purpose Of selecting a sue
cessor to DIR. G., but We understand only three mem
bers were in aliendance-not enough to form "A quo
rum. The Board will meet again on the ID day OF
October next. for the same purpose, IN the mean
lime. DIR. Il. whose resignation does not take effect
until the last named day, VIII continue the usual
course Of Lectures from the Chair OF Medicine. DIR.
G.. intends visiting a Southern climate. aud the best
wishes oil the whole community will attend him, for
his speedy and effectual restoration to health and
public usefulness, Adrocdte.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

DERSONS wishing 10 obtain B l. o o d f. d
= ) Il o C. X , would do well 10 attend Am
herst Court house, 90 October Court day, when and
where | shall offer for sale 10 the highest bidder,
ono superior BULL four years old, and several
smaller BULLS, Mead's Stock. genuine, which is a
cross Of the Durham and best Frederick Caule.-
Also one or two Cows Of the same blood also scyc-
ral half Qurham Ileifers. Also several supcrio,
Blkewell BUCKS. one of which is full blood. Al.
so about 100 Ewes with Lamb by Rama of more
Than half blood, and perhaps a lew Mich Cows and
Calves. My objeci in selling is TO avoid breeding in
and IN: "a. DRUMMQND.
Sep. 10 waw.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

AS reiurned TO Lynchburg. and can be fund
- at the Union HJttl, where be will in fu,ur
keep his office. Hetakcs pleasure in informing his
friends, that, whilst at The North, he selected ana
purchased an a,uplan, supply dficseyy material ne
cesssry for his business. Islase who may pred AZ.
ni!cial teeth hon one 20 I, AZ \, enssle setl, are iuyael 10
eati ana eNan'Pe sls n aci"s as las believes hal, lie y
az Eh9f Ssed Tor uiiiiiy OF leauty. Which hs
insert ON the best aud most approved Mo''ts-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

4 good ht,-Thc Lancaster Pennsylrania) Ex-
aminer expresses its JOY that in all the papers OF that
State the proelan,a,,cns of,he ensui1e election end
with q I'D save the Commonwealth y for, 1t says, the
Commonwealth is in a deplotable condition. aud
needs tho prayers of all parties aud NIL denom'na-
tons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

HEALTH OF NEW OkLEANS.-The Bee
Of the Sd instant says 80 The report Of admission
into the Charity Hospital for The last week Of per
sons attacked with the prevailing epidemic, exhibits
n decided improvement over the returns Tor the pre-
cediug week.-The number ofnew cases is 10
last week, 129 The reeo'er.es, 5I-last week. 81 :
and the death 42-iast week, 81. Tie mortality, ii
rs perceived. has evidently diminished. i 1919 new
cases gave 81 deaths ITO should have given aGput
Do instead OF 3l,-a palpable proof that the disease
IS less fatal. But while we admit The fact, (con-
tlnues the Bee we do not feel justified IN concluding
silat any amelIoration has occurred either in the
character or progress OF the fever. 1t is altogether
likely that The disease in the hospitals has assumed
"a less ldtal aspect, purely because the new cases are
now brought in, while they are vet under tlc control
of remedial measures. The laboting classes, which
are generally the subjects o(hospital practice, have
become terrified by Witnessing the dreadful mortality
OF the epidemic, and are disposed 10 seek assistance
as soon rs symptoms of Illness IN aniiest themselves.
The promplitude TO place themselves under medical
attention readily explains the smaller propoftion Of
deaths established in last weeks report. DiligenI
inquiry has convinced as thai in private practice the
epidemic has suffered no dlminution. The plysi.
cams gig raltlcs necessarily over the stores. and the
.nourniul heatse with its lugubrlons ~trappings still
frequently arrests the attention of the passers-by.
The nearest approximation To accuracy that we can
arrive al, iii making an estimate OF the probable
weekly deaths, is by Inspecting the list Of lnlermcnts
al the Bayou cemetery, where all corpseS from The
hospital aud mos of the poorer classes are bmied.
For This week ending on the Isl, the num5cr of in
terments was l56. We presume that in The Calho-
lie and Protestant burying grounds, the intermpnts
have averaged 80 during the sane period. Conse-
qnently The deaths in the city ior The past week may
with tolerable certainty be set down as between 29O
and 2i0, or about % deaths PER day. This Is bad
enough 10 be sure, but by no me ms as calamitous as
the last yellow fever season."
LATEST FROM NEW ORLEANS.
REPORT OF THE CHARITY HOSPITAL, SEPT. 4, 1889.
AGmiIled, %
Fever, Or
Deaths up to 3 p. m. Ill
internenis al the Bayou cemetery. Yesterday, &c:
= from the hospItal-23 were of yellow fever. At
the Protestant cemetery =, both of yellow fever.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19
OBITUARY Y.

Died, in this place on Monday morning the 10Th
inst. WM. HENDERSON, infant son Of WIN. A. aud
Sarah C.. Talbot, aged IL months and twenty eight
days.
Short grief, short pain, dear babe. was thine,
JOYS immortal and divine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

VNIIE next session Of the subscribers school
Il will commence on the third day Of October.
Pie Price OF tuition is sic a session, payable in
advance. HENNINGHAM V. REID.
Sput9 no If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

o. Col. Il. NJ. Johnson, the Vice President, it
is stated will set ont on ks Northern pilgrimage,
as soon rs A1r. Van Buren leaves The elcctioneering
field. The ColQDe l was some time since invited. by
the Common Council Of New York, 10 attend the
celebration Of the battle of the Thames, in which
he did not kill Tecumsch. in that city-vb ica. we
believe, occurred on the l2Ih Of October. The
Colonel will, we presume. again lecture his "color-
ed brethrenP on their Rights and Prospects, - and
offer his own family as a guaranty Of his fidelity To-
their interests. This will secure the free negro and
Abolition vote for he Administration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-09-19

o. Our columns ac SO fully occupied this
morning with the proceedings al the Louisa dinner,
and with the Foreign news, by the Great Western,
that our usual variety is unavoidably excluded.