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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
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Admiral B,upIS arfled at Galveston on the II h :
he VAS received by the Mayor aud Aldermen, and
escorted 10 The residence Of General BAKER from
thence TO Mr. NrwILs. the American Consu's
where he parook oil refcshmenis. and addressed The
company 81 being toasted He left Gav, On
tie 18th for Havana, by the steam-dgate Zaval,,
whirh carried tic Admiral to The Nereide. The
Galveston Gszetie gives quite m amin ated account
Of the ceremonies exchanged between The two
>els-the (eastlrg. cheering. &c. The following
description Of Mr.. BAuDIN is from that paper:
Tie Admiral speaks very good English, and IN
his ma ancrs and appearance is quite rcI assessing
liz appears Ia be tory five a. fifty ,eats oi"ge, Is
iathef above tie mon SIZE, has a fine blue eye
and seems rather like one al The old American states
men lhau q French naval hero. HIS npht arm was
shot away by The English at the battle of rralalga.
lis off, intelligent and good looking men,
AID several OF Them speak English.
tol l.. Cookl. OF Brszo,i, county, has been ap
pointed Secrelaf, OF Navy of Texas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS El.Ec1El
NON RESIDENT VOTERS.


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ducks him IN ,u,n l., his ,.1,,,,.',7 s,''','
stands the R,cbmond Foo,,,,a, 49,, ,,,,. 49,.
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The p,acrce in the bi1rc,es, l,,,,,,.,,o ...; =,
lean theory and dis tuctye in p,ac,,ce of .y,,v
thing like genuine liberty: Aud in anotlcr ,ol,,,,n
we fl d IA letter from one of its democratic co,,os
pnndenls IN Louisa, SAVING :. w. b,vs o.,
strong division 10 Negroloor. lin Hanover, n vote
Tor White and Sclen, an,! to morrow we shall 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
MORE COMING

Alter having employed all the ihunders Of the Va
tican in vain--afer having held over the head
OF The Conservatives IN terrotm the th,ea, of exam
iaation, and seen that threat laughed to scorn-the
Richmond Enquirer resorts to III, art of coax
ing in order TO induce the honest and manly Conser-
valives 10 sink or swim" with an Administration.
whose measures, according TO lis showing. must
not only cndaneer the safety Of the public moneys.
but absolutely revolutionze political system by
fastening upon the country the curse Of an "unlimii-
ed Executye,"-in other words, Dcspols for
such is the definition of the Enquirer's own
description Of the tendency of the Sub Treasury
scheme. We shall be deceived however most
egregonsy, John II. Anderson, Esq, or Col. Bar
nett q. Payne, " the Republic of Fluvanna," tAs
the Enquirer dnbs The independent county, can be
coared any more than drircn into an abandonment
of their principles.
1t will be recoected. that, before The election. the
Enquirer urged the people of Fluvanna to discard
Col. Payne from their service. unfaiihiul
stewart But the effect to bring opposition to
him proved abortve and he has been re elected by
almost unanimous vote: The Enquirer ha,
therefore dropped its thunder bolts and approach
es Col. Payne and bis new " Republic in the
" cooy and see clearly, aud the Republic of Flu.
" wanna and her worthy representative will be fonnd
= in their right position" qnorh the Enquirer.
Quite complimentary to their intelligence. 10 be
sure. The remark Is based ON the supposi,ion OF
course, that Col Payne and his constituents are 80
destitute of judgment tina, they have been thus far
d" bamboozed and fooed"-we suppose by MI
Rives and Maj Garland. They have cut their eye
teeth before now, however; and we have no appre-
henson tina. the hattery Of the Enquirer will have
a whit effect than its denunciaion heretofore.
Col. Payne has sren enough Of The course of than
paper and of the party Of which it is The organ to
place proper estimate upon its praises we'll rs
upon its IT, in The exercise Of his homes,
judgment, the Colonel shall next winter adhett to
Mr.. Rves as he did the last, he may read hi, fate
in that of his friends Rives. Garland and Foptaine
once plasierad thick with fulsome euogv: now
vililied rldicued, ttadhted and trarnpled upon rs
" QUITE SITS from heaven and hope" And all for do
ing exactly whatlhe Enquirer recommended-nay.
urged them 10 do-in his private cotres pondence ~
well as in It's columns The Cof6nei will be "a
BIZ Of horeto say the least of il, should he turn
deaf ear, doubt not he will to the Enourcr's
en,Ieates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

KING GIuReE. Sunday, Goth Nav,

KING GEORGE. Sunday, Goth May. 1899.
The friends Of harmony aud good Government,
aet NOS. aruons and animated Struggle for three
days, for the rights o the pc pie and for liberty. have
pcrched them upon the banner OF The Constitution.
And when yon leafnlhe odds We had contend
against. that the pune soil OF incOrruptble
Virginia, Abolition, in IT'S most grizzly iorn', stalks
The votes mean Of tlee negroes aud mulattoes,
of whom, after RESISTANCE OF Two DAYS, on the par
ot the Opposition, was permitted, upon the affidavit
OF one of the party, that lie had 0ntq itetu Of
negro blood TO record his vote Ion The AdmlnisIra-
ton. When YOU learn this, as well as the Ell ris
made to dag young men, and those bendug beneath
the weight Of years. to the polls, To swear to that Of
which they tan know nothing, you will say that we
have achieved glorious Triumph.
The vote stands. for ayioe l13 Ilooe 100; 81
votes than has ever been polled IN this couniy
and If the polls were plugged. verify believe that
Tayloe rs elected by at least 2Ovo,es
There is. to thr disgrace Of the Statute Book. a
most Absurd aud ridiculous law. which makes every
man. however ignorhnt---thnse who have never
read the inside, seen the outside Of The book thef
own Judges OF the LEGALITY Of their votes in other
words, it places II in the power oil any man, how
ever corrupt, and Who may not have the least pre-
fence vote, 10 enjoy that privilege, if he choose
10 swear gnoiaotly. or to swear falsely 1t is under
this law that we have been closely, ion we are
authorized by the officer conducting The election,
say, that in his opinion, most of The votes are
bad II this be the case. II is question mhleh
time eau only de, ue, whether the actors in this
fearful tragedy, their re ignorant dupes, or
both. will have 10 account before the bar OF an eer-
nal Judge.
There are from Is to 20 votes on Nr. Houe's list.
(,nd Of course on DR.. G1ysn"s.1 claiming the ,leh;
OF suffrage rom nded interest, OF which the record.
of the county show evidence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
uySCsIBuRG, JUNE 3, 1879.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS:

CrLPFPER-Broadus (W1 elected ny ma
io,itv Of between 30 and 40
RAPpAuANNOCK-W Walden (W) elected by
80 maiorit, over Nicklin ADJ
PATRICk-tS,are Of The polls :)-Col. John I.
Sarles (Whie) 416, Marin Cloud (Ad' ana late
membeD a0o. Foi Congress VIM l.. 1ogg'n
fWhig) 238. Archibald Stuart tAd) 400. Mr..
Gogein is elected, by majority OF about so
LEE-Dr Ewing (Whg) rs elected. lie sue
oceds Mr.. Richmond (Ad)
MARSHALL-For Congress: Steinrod (AdmD
50 majority over Raymond (Whig.) For H. Old 3:
Scott (Adm) elected over Caldwell, Wing and late
deega,e.) by majority OF 5 votes. Wing loss
TYLER-For Congress Stenrod tAdm) $50
majority over Raymond (Whig.) An administration
delegate elected. Another Wing loss
BROOkE-For Congress steinrod (Adm) 90
majority over Raymond (Whie.) John McMullen
tAdm.) elected TO the H. OLD.
ELIZABETH CITY & WARW1CK-Carer
C,aaord (Whs) is elected to the H. Of d. by ma
jorlty Of 20 VOTES
LOUDOu N-For Congress Mercer (Whie)
ESQ, Mason (Adm.l SOY. For II. of d.: Messrs.
Beard, Raney and Harrison, (Whigs) elected over
Col. Tayloe one of the late delegates and three Ad
by any one of lie last was ESQ Boards vo'e 634.
RICHMOND COUNTY & LANCASTER
For Congress: Tsaletro 300 Grasson o56. For
II. Of d W. II. TnyIoe (Whig) has a majority of
50 over Col. Beldeld tAdm.)
WESTMORELAND-Fo Concross ITALIA.
ierro's najorlty 100. For II. of D.. w. c. Walker
(Wmg) reelected without opposition.
MATTHEW'S Il MIDDLESEX-Dr J. r
Ta, re elected to the II. of d. by majority Of
1873. Fer Congress In Matthews, Wise tWhig)
60 DR.. W. Slnlucr, (Adrn.1 and no candidate 100
In Mrdd,sex Scott, (Adm) los for Congress, Hun
iefS SO.
NORTHAMPTON-Geo T. VERIFY (Whig)
re elected to tie II. Of d. Mr.. Wise received lGG
out of 90 votes.
MORGAN-l Henry Myers (Adm.) is elected to
the II. of d. over Mr. O'Ferrall tWhisl by major
llv of 60 votes.
POCAHONFAS-A Wing is elected in Poca-
hon'as. Wing gain, and an unexpected one.
MONONGALlA,--Fo Congress Seinrod's
majority over Raymond 275 Clayton aud Tanzey,
(Adn) elected 10 the IL. OF DIV. J. Wiley (Ad1
elected 10 The Senate.
PRESTON-For Congress: Steinrod's (Adm y
majority over lIaymord (Whg) IA. William Car
roll reelected 10 the II. of D.
LOUlSA-For Congress J. Garland (Con)
hpscomb tAdm.) 275 johnson (Con.) 2l8, Harris
(Whig) 81.
SHENANDOAH--For Congress Steele SIS.
SamueIs $40. For Senate: Putnam ISL Carson
1928, Saith 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

Tbr I,uIss ,naa iniim1.cs jhii there Is prospect
of =, e,f,, ronsnnmaiion Of the project Of esab.
bship, 4 steam packet lue between New Orleans.
l. liverpool aud Have. Il sts'eJ thai compan,
Of r,tchans on both sides OF the Atlantic has bern
Termed under the best auspices. and that matters
have proceeded 81 far. thar Liverpool stcawer1lll
prohablv be anchored 10 the Mississippi within two
or three months. Ii. well worth while To devote
ile attention 20 tie fleet winch anticipation ~ tbs
matter will have on the Northern oiies. and to ox-
anime shcthef ia operations viii not be injurious to
ihtm, Wth ree ri To the transportation OF emu
eranis the reafc BY New Orleans presents during
Iaf-e portion OF the year peculiar ats antages, so iif
least those destined Tor The Mississippi region
are concerned. By cmhathlng tor Nem Orleans They
enabled Ia reach theiT destination With but ore
itsnshfpmeui. al the utmost rs river sicam'ts viii
doubtless be 10 readines, cary them and then
baggage at once TO the country bordering 90 tie
gieat afte,y of The Wes'. Again. II toots eau be
sent 10 New Odeans fram Liverpool IN the space Of
lit.e Or four wfeks hat inducrment Is tlicte FOR
Southern n.efch ants 10 incur the charge aud fou.
lie OF us,iing B.iumate. Philadelphia aud NJ"
Yoik 10 make fe.r purchases. These albania
ges. II True. Witoh beinus to The postum If Ne"
Orleans, and cannol he illcn from from her, but II
should be butue m fuiud that with due diligence on
our part much Of Tie trade which pas tins way
M il be ~, served Commerce connections ben
onoe established are not casI'y broken up. aud by
aHardne pfopet 1eiliIes the Merchants al lr S"ulh
Nesl would be induced 80 preserve tier old uach
rather than form peW relations.
p.ff IDsylrgg,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

.nre the last Congressional election. Of 81 foies-
Mallo,,'s majority being 81 then. and 100 now
In Norfolk County the Wing gain is 60 liolle.
m ans majority then being IT, and Mallory's no" 80
But why should the Wings be dispritej They
have elected their delegates IN all The counties aud
the borough and gained sound Wing in Elizabeth
CIV ~ place oil gentleman who proclaimed IN The
House of Delegates that he had :. I'M Winged
himself And The election OF delegate i. not less
important now than that OF member OF Congress. IN
view OF the election OF Senator. and the nomnatlon
of Candidates for the Presidency and Vice Pfes,-
dcnc, Of the United States. So lar from despond
ing, they have every motive for perseverance" and
they should feel that though bea IN the Congress
sion contest. they are not vanquished.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
LATEST FROM MENICO.

NV ORLEANS, Nav %.
The Ncxc,n Schr. Vera Cmzan arrived here on
saturday from Tanpico, bringing Intelligence 10
the sh ust. We have not received any papers,
hut indehred 10 Capt. SANenrs for the follow.
iag items Il appears Gen. BusrAMrNTE siIlI re
nuns encauped within ten or fifteen lracucs ofthe
cliy. waiting for reinforcement. on The arrival of
witch IS hrs intention 10 march INTO and immedl
ately possess himself Of rampicn. ms the FcdcralIss
are rciteang on Tnspsn. Ii was mol known IN What
quarter Generals MrJIA and URREA were sta,ion,d
but twas supposed that they wtre at Pueba. or
its nclghburloo At the head OF two thousand men
T5mpico was well fortified with eurs aud lhefr
troops thete. determined 10 defend the crty lrom
CenlalIsm aud Federalism to the asl drop Of then
blood. AdUtrtiser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
RIcuaoxp. May %

Our city is thrown mo deep distress l., The dealt
Of JOSEPH TATE. Esq, our esnn,ablc and
much loved Mayor. liz htcathed h. last Mon
dsy evening, alter a long and aielul illness lie
WAS most Vitiuuus Al exemplary tu#zen. and his
peculiar habits uaifed with In legal aeoneD, made
lis sefv,ces ut he greatest partante 10 the ci,
Nuh hi> attaInnenis and the peculiar qualities OF
bls mind We never kuew man better fittsd Tor the
even administration of Justice. lie deserved 4 sea,
on the bench OF our highest Coarts--" He vas
most excellent aud accomplished nap--a severe loss
to his country and 10 b's lreuds.-But ~ho can e--
tiinae his loss 10 his aniabe sud allreuonate iaml.
ly - We nrc MOI sufficiently ultimate with the his
tory # Mr.. Tate 10 attempt The slightest biography
Such man as lie was deserves a tribute ui the
kind aud rust some friend no knew HIN ~ ell
will ufi,rit. IL Vas lutegeut. generous and good
There lew such neu, RIchmen1 will long
lament his death. Compiisr.
young man named Rodgers. who ad eshibired
signs 81 insanity. entered The Governors square YES
tsfday, with pistol IN hts hand. winch he ~, AIDE
several 'itorls 10 hte, tuinlmg Al IL. Governors
dwelling. lie lually approao he'd quite near, under
window Uhe blinds closed at winch Mr.. Campbell
was sitting. and aiming his pistol at The window nj
tempted to FIRE II. Fortunately the capwent uff With.
out firing the pistol II is supposed he did not Sc,
Mrs. G.. bat She WAS nevertheless ~ much ,aupr,
Rodgers was Immediately arrested : nd We under.
and has siuce been surrendered To his friend.
lie had borne good character aud Was a quieI IN
offensive man. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

The Tennessee Kese" gives an account Of a re
matkabe nee glowing IN Williamson county IN hat
STATE Il - peach tree well flied VIII lruu. almost
every peach which !. double. utplc. aud N s"ne
Instances ga adluir. close, JoIued together There
are few scattering nnes on H. hut the lsfger pofton
double OF tfipe. Tins !, the hrsi year II ha, borne
run, aud the sngula, uniformity oil unlan c>hibis.
sass the Review. beats any lne oil the kind within
our previous knowledge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

To the other mineral productions Of Missouri.
the valuable one nj copper IRE PROMISES Ia iorm
important addition. The 81. I4aHts Republican
stairs that patch Il copper ore has been recent,
disc otctcd lhe iiact III that State. known A. lie
Nina la houe nact. ttoln winch about 20. 900
lbs. # mineral have already been taken. The
prospect sad 10 be tar iot the discovery OF lead
81 tie same mineral.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

The editor Of the Wilmington Delaw,,. J,.,x.,
mas WIN great care, eola'ed informant from diff,
eur sections oil the country in relation 10 ,Lc n,o.
Pee's oil the coming crops. The accounts Gom =.
WIN p' b OF our Land sho" that the snp has opened
''h me br'ghIesi Promises of an Abundan, ,,,,.I
Ion The tolls oflhe farmer The e,.,,, -. ""''
several weeks IA advance OF the last ..asnn I'M,
sf1ss Is moi so abundant. The drought of has, s,n,
having proved destructive to the seed and ro,',s
WI, oceasio" rather shon crop. The c.I,on cr",
o. Mds'sspp' is represented to be in prosperous
than they have had for several ye,,s ~ ,""
sensations made in the extracts taken from osps,s
published IN Virginia, Mary land, Ohio psrnsvr,s'
MA Tennessee, Illinois, New York, and Mici,.n.,
AL give joyful hopes Of bounful harvest, s""'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

BoNrs OF MAsropoS.-Our readers will recoeot
of reading time tasi summer Of the discovery
+ the bones NJ gig anttc animal IN Cra~ford conn
". OHIO. These bones are now IN Pittsburgh, Pa
fhe bones of the head. including a number Of grind
ets. iu remarkable state of preservation and
some faint idea oil What the living animal was may
he formed. when We state ihst the skull and upper
Jaw are , feet inches IN length. and weigh 100 lbs
the lower Jlw II bs.-the whole bead 231 his Of
dry bones There are many other bones-legs.
abs, yerebrr. &c. all IN good state OF preservation.
PiaSbure AdrOcate.
IIAII. STORM We vi-ted with severe storm oi
fain and hail on sunday night which did considerable dam
e - IN vicinity; and DESTROYED n"ury as.
fias the windows ha, northern exposure ~ thai
pau OF Chafluitcst lle. where Office is siinatsd
Charlottesville Jeflersoninn Republican
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

ABOLITION AND LOCO FrCoIsM.--At an anti
slavery meeting in Cincinnati. last week. Mr.. Morris
the loco TOGO Ex Senator. made u long and IL.
rious harangne. lie Denounced with cxrerdln, VI.
oleuce the law OF the OHIO Legislature to secure
kentucky against The abduction Of her slaves. He
remuk' Il, that, had such an embassy,
missoned by Kentucky last wintet. been To Co
lnnrbus any time while he il member of The
Legislative body, lie c"ulG have secured members t.
nough, and uld have done II. In comm those gen
ilemcn to PRISON Upnn the annunclairun Of this
sentiment. the Ex Senator's heaiels, nrough up 10
the extreurst plILh OF excitement, made the house
ring with applause.
The Ph'anlh,opisl the abolition paper at Gin
cinau, commenting upon the applause, says: BE
II remembered, AboluI"nsis we're hut small portion
Of HE mterng. The applause came chlrf, from
citlZ"us uncommnted D." aboton-must of them
>hould ia nh, Democrats"
We throw Tins as Il bone lot the loco !ocos uf the
South TO pick.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
WI ABLE SILK MANfAIn

d llomrRGtr.s six haHnH, W. feel assured
X the bcsr publleaon ollhc kind vel offered 10 the
Public. The author has been 4 resident OF PhIadd
pAia fer about ten Years, to which CITY he vas IN
dHccd Ia emi-rae from MuscrIics, IN France, b,
the agent Of sucles established f1r The ptomollou
of tltr slk cultate, &c. lie WIS brought up to the
SILK business, and Is thoroughly acquainted wIth ,y-
ely department oft Althou h enlliely dislppoipt-
ed IN the expectations formed GA the promises ol
the society, he has madc constant and efficient IF
lorts, since Ia, residence among rs 10 induce the
extensive culture OF silk He nd culcs the idea OF
the manufacture OF silk tls Country Tor me as
In come, and shows tlat the rNreifpnrc and sklIl
necessary m manufacturing must be patiently aCunI-
red. lie advocates the " BIiiue Svsiem' /. e. the
erection e establishments in winch silk - prepared
ior manul 'riuiro fNppiauou. lis book contains
adslce Of mu,l prudent aud useful KIND If widely
disseminated. As we hope It viii be- II will 90 far 10
eetteot the NJ effects oil the enthusiasm winch awaut
II acqnmulal &c with thc whole subject encourages
! he work. too. Is concise aud well adaped to The
purposes Tor lslntended presenting no display
ol useless ieataln2, hut cub 'acing simple pccrps
"teuiIrccd' and exactly suited or tie use of nae
hsal farmers and others, for whnm II IS intended
No heatnIN commend II to The public patronage.
II VIII do much good to the silk oause.
Ey,uujIsr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

Orderstor Tickets and Shares or Certificates
faefdges III the above Spleudid Lottery. viii re-
1870 t'o ''os' prompt attention, and those -
order from US, may rely upon 40
sent them immed,,. "av,ng the draipina
early aud ADDE'S. '''e' 1t IS over Send orders
y. $ GREGORY & Co.. Managers.
Mra7 h''A"0"a ~, "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

q We had iniended to lay before our readers
,lis morning tabular statement ofthe result 81 INC
late eectious-hut circumstances. over when We
have 10 control, compel us to defer it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

M CONVERSION OF Parsons. lrom playing II
preaching, has hctelniolc been mentioned ~ our col
ulnns' nut are accompanied bs the interesting parlc
nldts, winch atr gwen as lows the Chicago Dem
ocfai:--
The Loutville Theatre was lately crowded TO
excess to witness Charles Il. Parsons ccIrbtaied
performance nt otheilu, when tie manager ca,nr
forward and announced laI there could be 30 u,r-
eihI"lc &C. That wi hg, IN consequence OF the sur
pfshg conversion oil Mr. Parsons under Mr. Mafif's
preaching lie audIrnce was veiy Indignant, aud
q"ie nuh'hfr oil s"nng people tan into Mr. Mafft's
mttl"g louise aud commenced cr,lnr .Oih,llnr'
'olh'll"i' so loud that Mt Mailil stoned ms ser,
mon. Immediately, Nj Parsons walked INTO the
al>e aud pronounced IN the most emphatic mamie,
othtlIos oceupatlnus gone :" aud ca p,ucrrdz
Ell 10 s't that "a change had come over The ,pnu
OF ils dream he had " trrited ms b1,,f hou upnn
me stage, oi lhespls, and herceot should ltr-
lotm ~ the House OF Prayer aud Temple Of Zton
ne hdd tlt tie socn aud huskln" lpl the su,tI and
hemir ol The righteous, and that instead OF fl hI,no
shaAsps1reS mimic battles, he should H. iu undo,
the Cross al Jesus Ch>t; and fuali, he 4, xhor,ed
MS OLD comrades To remain with hla and leave ih,
theatre to become the abode of bait. The pap,l,
say II was thnIeys best performance, aud that lns
thIilng cloquence will win hun twenty fold l,urels
IN hoi, orders when compaied with the sage"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

he Stoden'a 81 tie Virginia Uuyefsily have pas
sea resolutions expressive ol their guet the death
oil Their fellow uaeHa. RASBLiS Ese1asu. Of South
Carolina, and have resolved to eieeI a suitable mon
umeni to LIS nloBefx.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

HNoIhfR ATTEMPT Ar MURDER AND EoBBrRRY
MI eH"t OF Clinton, Miss, STATED from 1 ok
SON. &c" evenings since, with S5,UOO,-about +,
mile nom Jackson, he fred At ~ Two men. I'm,
MISSED lie WAS then pursued by the scuun,lrelS
"ho' AT one tine came near him as to emf ib.
pocket book ~ Nj. l's pocket IN two and IN en-,
",'uth ms coal, lie succeeded III leaving Then,
oe"''u' "'t'f running l's horse about two mes
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4 nc" w0y 10 Get l!arrie8.-A lady BEING on.
easeh IA theological dispute wllh = gentlemen
convinced hun she WAS right: slll he was uuw;ll,na
10 acknowledge himself vauqui,hed, and p,,pose5
10 wager, II she would allow hlm 10 name the rom
u'''o"s' 10 TINS The lady a>>ented. Then said
,ne gentleman, Will wager myself against Won
he lady seeing no method uf escape cons.n,ed ,b,
a clergy man in the neishborhood should he sem,
Tor, who soon united Them IN the cham of Uym.n
query who won the wager