Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-02-28
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1t will he seen from our Richmond correspondent,
that the election for a Senator 10 take Mr.. Rvs
place a(le, Alb of March nexi, is left for another Lee
yislalure 10 make. In the meantime should there
be any extra Session of Congress, or he Legislature
,ot meet Till lst of January. the Governor will APP
point. We arncx HE vote en- indefinitely post
pnninc he eleciirn:
AYEs-Messr. Bayly Of A., Holloway. Stuart
MCIinuck. Cobbs. Fryat S~nndgrss. Stanks. TAR,
~11ashins. Kyle. Flood, Cox, Carson, Vaughan,
Servant, T,dball, Waite, Paync, Hale Of F., Wade,
DcskinS, Hal Of q, Turner, Ednnnds Of Halifax,
Park, White, Seymour, Flowers. Armstrong Mar
tin, Smith of Isle Of Wight. Washington, Reynolds,
Wright, Richmond, Farley, Otgain, Booton, Cald-
well. Taylor of Nat. & Md. Dottch, Goode, Hay
mond. Clayton. Hodges, Whitehead. Alexander,
Voolfolk, MPherson, Clond. MCoy, Tunstali,
Wiicher, GAY, Carroll, Ra,cl fe, Sturm, Smith Of
Rockingham, Thomas Smith Of Russell, Culbett-
son, Bare. Conn. Clarke, Prince, Crockett of Taze-
weil, Stephenson. GoudsOn.-I3
NoEs-Mcssrs. GllmPr,( 5 peaker9 Chopper, South
all, Cabell, Kinney, Mitchell. Peyton, Hoffman. Mer-
rmt, Tolrr, Corb,n. Wilcox, Catd"eli. Bfoadus, VII
son, Lorlner. Ball. Edmonos Of Fauqultr, Sherard,
Barton. Smith OF Gloucester, D1ingetiield, 0dell,
Bolts. Tylri, Smith OF kanawl la, Taylor, Shadwiok,
Beard. Ramey. Taylo, OF Loudoun, Snilb Of Mason
&Jackson Dunlap, Barnett, O'FerIall. Cunningla ham,
Waits, Langhorne, VERIFY, Fitzgerald. Mcconnell,
Harris, Nenablc. Rohells, Stands, Pcndleton,
Robertson, Leybufn, Dorman, Davis, Urqnharr,
Crulchfi, Id, " alher, JACKSON, Crockett OF Nythe-
SIS.
o. The Globe has just published long speech
of Mr.. Morris, one Of the Van Bureu Senators from
Ohio, in defence of Abolition doctrines oil the most
ultra character. We do %no,lntcnd to assume from
this fact the afiliatien of the Van Buren, party with
the Abolitiunists, as the papers of that party are IN
the habit Of doing towards the Wings, wheneve, a
Northern Wing avows Abolition sentiments but we
cite il to show, that, as we have always said. Abolition
ism ha. its strong and influential advocates IN the
ranks Of both parties.
QFs The postage on letters brought by the Great
Wcstern-on her recent trip from England, will pro-
duce her 81, 430.
O. The N. York papers, state that the Grand
Jury of Otsego county, have found a bill of Indict-
ment against Col. James Watson Webb, editor of
the Courier & Enquirer, for a Libel on j. Fennl-
more Cooper, the Novelist. The libel complained
Of is certain structures in he Courier & Enquirer, on
the great Novelists two last works, " Homcward
Bound" and "Home as Found"
SENATOR FROM NEW WORKING farther
step has been taken to elect a Senator from this
State, and it seems to u be conceded that none will be
elected at this session OF the Legislature.
" A bill has passed the Senate of Kentucky
repeating the act now in force, prohibiting the impor
tal'on OF Slaves into that State. 1t is considered
doubtful whether the bill will meet with favor in til,
House of Representatives.
atlantic Steam Ships-The citizens Of Philadelphi
have appointed a Committee. to receive subscrip
tons TO stock for building a Steam Ship, to ply be
tween that port and England, and have commence
their Iabors in "A most suspicious manner. Th
Bank ofthe u. States have subscribed 500. 900.
Trade Of Knoruite and Charlottesville obse,v
IN The last Knoxville Register, near twenty advertise
ments, Of different merchants. in Charleston, S. C
Offering every description Of imported goods TO I'll
tennessee and olhe Western merchants, upo
terms as favorable as they con be GOT in any maxi,
in The Z. States.