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PREPARED BY JACOB HOUCK, Baltimore,
UyOR the of the following diseases TunIors,
IL Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Ring Worms, Itch, Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Mumps, Stiffness of the JOINTS,
Cramps, Burns, Sealds, and all kinds Of Swelings at
ended with pain
fky-1he LINIMENT can be obtained at HOUCk'S
LABORATORY, South Charles, near Market street,
with proper directions for using. Price 81 cehts.
mal2-6m 5uff
HOLLZMAN' MANSION HOUSE.
yUyHE subscriber having taken that large and com
a modious House, with granite fronr corner OF St.
Paus and Fayefte streets, has it now open for the re
ception of visiters. The house has lately undergone
thorough repair and is believed that there is house
in city that is better arranged for the convenience
and comfort of its boardes Ii has large parlors
for ladies and one genemans parlor. and about forty
chambers well arranged, neat and airy. The subscri-
Der pledges himself that neither pains or expense shall
be wanting his part 10 give satisfaction to his guests.
In concIusion he pledges himself 20 Sc good Table
and have clean beds and good and faithful servants,
70 make his charges to correspond with the times
JOHN +. HOLLZMAN.
Baltimore, Juno 5th, 1910 -3taw4w S-3a4w
fhy-The National intehgencer will please insert uiis
vice week for four weeks and send their bill to this
flee.
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FOR ROCKHALL. CORSICA, 4. CKT1s-
TERTOWN.
NEW york .sND LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
I'D I'D I'D - ~ ~

I'D ~ I'D ~ ~ I'D
Sailing from New York the 18th, and from L:yerpoo
on the LIST of every month
From NcD York.
February 13-The UNITED STATES, Captain Tn.
Fisher.
March l3-The VIRGINIAN, Capt. Lewis Higgins.
Ann l3-The SHEFFIELD, Capt r. p Allen.
MAY l3-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, (new) capt.
w. c. Thompson.
From liverpool.
February / The SHEFFIELD, 500 tons.
March 1.-The STEPHEN WHITNEY, 1000 tons:
April 1.-The UNITED STATES. 6nn .long.
May 1.-The VIRe...ssiAN 600 tons.
nv @"',s aud accommodations of the above Ships,
and the reputation of their commanders are well known
Every exertion will be made to promote the comfort of
passengers and the of importers. The price of
passage Liverpool, in the cabin, as in other lines,
fixed at $780, with wines and stores of every description
The owners will be responsible fer any letter. parce
or package, sent by the above ships, for which bill
ladng is not taken. For freight passage apply to
| STEPHEN WHITNEY,
| SANDS, TURNER, FOX s CO., or
ROBERT KERMIT, "A South street, N. York.
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SPECIE
- And Checks and Bank Biss on NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA
VIRGINIA
NORTH e SOUTH CAROLINA
ALABAMA, &c, purchased, and for sale By
&c 1z 1.tlLIAsgl B. G1 hER6.
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NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
e. e. e.


THE UNITED STATES MAIL COACH,
ENRON Frederick 10 Baltimore, Md will leave the
Z United States Hotel in frederick, lin horse
coach) for Baltimore, Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays, at O'clock A. M, aud leaves the Globe Inn
Baltimore, for Frederick on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays Ia O'Clock, A. NJ.
The above line of Stages will commence running
the LIST day of July. The fare by this line will only be
$50: and excellent dinner will be furnished the
road 7k Passengers will be called for in each
city, with II reasonable distance, free ofcbarse.
ISAIAH MEALY, Proprietor.
N. B.-The subscriber is prepared to furnish Car
rages and Vehicles, convey families private par
ties to any CART of the country.
FredencK, Nd, jylo 3w PA In.
FOR ROCKHALL. CORSICA, 4 CKIEs-
TERTOWN.
= ecs4 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
2,-sRk ss=ss Capt. Kenny, will leave Paterson's wifi
every Thursday Morning, at o'clock
Returning Will leave Chestertown every Friday
morning at O'Clock, Corsica at 10, and Rockha r.
noon.
Passengers for Kent and Cecil counties will also be
landed at Keuuard's wharf, miles from Chesertown,
every Tuesday and Saturday, and passengers joining the
boat there will be landed Havre de Grace in time for
the evening Cars for Philadelphia and Baltimore.
ma % WIN. OWEN, Agentr
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Soldby G. S. DUHURST,
Corner of Dugan's wharf and Pratt 5
Lower end OF Centre Market Spae,
ma 2S BaluiiJ ore
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

ssH vi nfinion hefe Is that wafse
ste Tor The hnstsHs enaid not have tren selsoieb.
THREE o'CBOCk-Av vote has Just bcen taken
N favor al tue sppfopusuon Of Sos uao insiead Of
s95,ooO lihe sum AZ first pfoposrd.l The yeas were
%. he noes %.
The Chairm,n the Committee anaoInees thai
iheie Is no quorum, aud The consequence thai "a
hour INST he passed IA call tho House. THIS Is
diserae.ful
r. ). quorum is found. and the amendment Is
'a"f'ea' mixing an appropriation sufficient to com.
pieie tue Treasury Baiding.
UNI TED STATES SENATE. -
Fats of Niagara.
" WRIGHT, oil New York, ptesetiel the teso-
rs Senator'S aud ieqa sin Representatives. obtain
the aud OF the General Goyernmen. an tie eonsIfuc
ton of a Canal around the Fa'.a Of Niagara, The
RESOLUTIONS ordered lr oe pt,nled aud ibid up.
On tie table
Aee 5t5any apes Mount Carmel u. Road.
NJ iouNo. IRON tie eoainIIre on lads aud Ca
nails. 10 winch th Bill was rccoUmalrd. reported
a oseh win a.neahmeHis. The Senator i'm l.
hhuis "isht The bill 10 be acted upon once, iot
tue feas ~ thai he wished 10 be 10 New loIk uP@n
STAR business loi ten DAYS Mr.. Lamrhin, Nj.
snlon and others opposed the laking up Il lie
bh Mt y Dung aud Mt Smuh oil Indiana, dtieHd
ed the molon n present aet,Un.
Alter many words between Tie hIeuds and oppo-
nenis OF The BILL made lie spee al order o The
ia. lof lso weeks II, M Tuesday next Mr. Web
sief made the notion 10 posipune, aud pTon pit
ed 10 ~ b, the remarks ot Nj. Benton 10 opp0sllipp
10 lntefnal lmproseuients.-Nr Webster says lie
VIII defend ihr system 10 the LIST The system IL
onward. and the revolution which 1t has brought a
bout esnnuI be turned back
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
RIcuaoND. April so.

hihL Ut ID W hKEEN.
eSietday II viii be RENE nbefrd b, our ,, ,do,s
was The day 10 winch the further examination ,C
ID. w, hfeen was postponed. 1t Will be rrme,ba,-
eo ihai he is charged upon Two separate indictments
jhe htst inr aiding and abefting 10 embrzzle for
Green bench ; and 2d: LIST count, with aiding and
sbe'ling IN embracing lor ID bnrys brhoof; and Oh
count, IN u genets' Cd aige of lar.eny Upon tLe
opening of the case Mi. Leigh wished the Com,
10 give judgment MS to passing the accused ON Tor
"'"' upon edell one OF the two wafra.is with bul
o", "eatin2 ei the evidence, since the testimony
u oe oi''eu 10 sustain each w1s The same Tlis
give use 10 some discussion-Wh eteulon The Coma
c"ietmlned to decide upon The warrants seps,,tIv
Mr.. Womb'e WAS then called "a v,,,,.si - :
Commandments director in The Bank nfv
D'oney leaving WAS tonmunicated TO lie Dnrr..
'ofs on the Monday alter his departure but MOI on
t'ally until Tnfsday. he casle, declared b,,
sell unwilling % proceed IN exam mag The an ana
'uit OF Dabne, whouta committee. An .x,u
n''on Vas commenced, Wit n was loupJ ,b.,
mere was def II OF about $3.50 600, but that there
were fheeks of other p p rs L. repes,nt The Whale
saving % az $4,000. Subsequent cNantna, IONS how
ever nave brought 10 Ight an error of SlDu,0 and
a ,,euh "' OF 1000, leaving only ., 6 thousa, d
u'''''S u"'' presented The cashiers vault wa, ex-
am,neu' "a iound 10 he m ptut er coalition
l hese CHECKS were of Gfecn,s .bou, S2ol oro
oo,een q Crensha"'s $4,000, Others 60 d, oooo
" i'eSs i'err speelic,i The names and aniopuis =,
t"e ,eecks seeming 10 have no rcfc,vnfe T., Grco,
ou' not II ought proper to enumelale tbep,
'o"e OF 'hese were persons n Gtecn's enpLo, Tbrv
we're engaged IN no other business. Wuoess Fl, :,
'"ese checks ~ the hands al some Que of The off.
GUS OF the Bluk can't say uosiu,eiy .bc,. H.,
"'e nom can't say they were taken l,o ~.
VI VA sa" but one check in tie lill himself
on '',a' ann1ni los 10 The BonI more tl,an $40
10y. 80 OF 80 thonsand tlen unaccounted far. nov
!" "e'e" 10 be "niy f,ntu ) &c 3 tlou.and ua,
'"'e ]" DHesi'f IN 1889 'lDerr las bern mo
~ - a'e '"."'s OF Tue ." .nua,y er
49, > ~ Hno" TIA. .!.e Il! "srcqnard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
a. sutSEIC lssEls.s.GN VA.
MORE "nOM GEORGIA.
From The GeafRia HeSscn ~

We Learn lin, -, at, T.. ~. -. -.
h.hl =, II. " - -" '"''" ~ '"s ="
Joshua C,.,,,a, h',., I'D n p,,.a,,,
tafy y, nols,.,, u ,ha, - a ,,,a,,,, H..
sed ~, s.ye,1 49,, 49,, .,.,,,
=, 49, U,.. ', -. g. ~ ~ pI
. 49, y 49, ''V'' i''''' ! - ''' ''''e'
~ p,5i 49,. !, :, 49,. -. :, .
'pI,' "' nio''"s 9'" ''' ~ '''' "'','' ;" "
/ a...,...,i..5 a., -. -. - -. -
'"'" Wv ,o''o"' " t,'"t''' ~ 'o' u
l'esses VIM "o"t' "ll"se 'neif views OF Ie" mdl-
40 VI 'e'es "e e"-
80, =, - 80 -. "a, 4 y, NJ 80 NV ""''
~ H. , :. n =. r.. :, - ~ ''' wv '''''
" ~ s''''e - Wv = must
FROM The same Paper.
The snbJoined letter from gu, able Representa-
/ tive. Wm, {. Dawson, will, doubt ailold much
erhihca'ior 10 his numerous friends IN tie STATE
WI lawson comes out Ike mS D., sfu speaks
ms sentiments nnhont any resefsation. lie pofs
upon Tue rIncipe that W s!,ould all act upon br,
IN pufeo WI" any candidate less excertionable
Sheh E dn'ae Is Gen. Harrison, and Nj Daw-
"' WI ana that his old constituents OF bs way
OF lhinhing.
NAsnINGroN City, April 81, 1910.
NY DeHt Slf br qnesiIon has been frequent
y asNeh, Vial VIII Grotga do IN tho approaelIir,
contest NY reply has been, go Tor Van Dn,eo,
presume, rs HE State Rights parry =; ,,ce,n,I -,
lasi resolved 10 support terb". "a i{utrn nor Cen
Harrison his"iIl be ,ae result # thai - stand
aiooi coutsebc pc severed IN When Gr, H.
tlson Was hrs nominated | coa(ess thonoh, t,,i
NE pfoh course for The STATE ghls natty p,r
Ho' full aud fr examination Of fhp nolit,c, mn,
cons 81 The General, am willing 10 support hun IN
preference 10 b{r. Ian Buren,. To give YOU lhc
reasons, dcem unneressar, for the lasl ilner
| nonths have been chcny employed in de, elotinY
! his merits aud dement's. Ny preind,crs vc,e a
gainst HIM, and 50 expressed myself; but iu,,ic,
/" myse" lo'b'ds me TO remain s,leut, when an oil,
ahd gallant IMAM has suffered under improper p,e
Jadt"'
If should be asked my opinion as 10 the come,
the Stale Rights patty or the Safe should a,npt II
Tue fies'hen'' ceniest. unhe,Italingly would say
20 fnt Gen. II tfson aud John T,ler. | do no, de
slgu TO abuse Nh Van Buren, never have. nor sh,l
nav do II. Blu, his policy and ms admlnl,rra,io,
generally, MS John L. Rug said. are - wh,,en,,'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

TIE JEWS.-A Hamburg paper, the. Dorp
Ienung says - The Jews of Conslanlinople have.
WIN their Rabbi, declared that they will wall any
longer Than smother year Tor their Messiah f with.
IN that lime, he does not appear they will conclude
ual lie Isalready come, and then they VIII t,y to dis
cover by what religion he is already recognised
The Rabbi IS entirely of this opinion, and has even
ptopf sed 10 his congregation to profess Christianity
iot h WITH :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
FAMILY GROCERIES.

VIE subscribers have received their Spring sun.
ply of Family Groceries, consisting IN MAJ,
oil the following articles:
IS hhds superior St, Croix, Z. Rico and N
Orleans SUGAR,
rs bags Old java Laguira, Rio and Wild Ar
rtan Coffee,
10 boxes Refined and Family Loaf Sugar
barrels superior Grouud do
hhds ). House. w. l. and New Orleans
Moasses,
20 barrels Old Monongahela and Rye Wins.
key.
10 - Wyser's old RectiGed Wbskey.
3 pipes French Brandy,
: pure Cognae Brandy, j. Dupuy.
:" OlaTd &c.
Smzarnc
Champagne :.
5 bis Old Peach Brandy
l pure Old Apple do
barrel Old IRISH Whisky,
j hid Cherry Bo.nce
hhds Old Jamaica Run,
-" West India do
N. Orleaas and N. T.. do
:, rp e rnIe GA Madeira Wine, extra fine
8 hall pipes - do do
- l.. p. do
pipes Pale Sherry do
ST. Lucm do
barrels Lisbon do
- Canary do
3" Teuagona do
- Old Port do
10 cases Claret do
10 Muscat do
oo hampers Champagne do, different brands
~ .erces London Porter, PINS and quarts
10 boxes Paten Wax Canilcs
" Sperm do
80 " Hull K Sous Pat Mt do
% " TaIlow do
= P'ne Apple Cheese
on kais'ns. assorted
Figs, Pun s, A monds
Madeira NUS Fnbers
candles. Preserved Cnron
Wesl India SWEEP Meats, &c
Iepref, Ginger, Spice, Nulmegs
White Ginger, Long Pepper, Cayenne Pen.
per
Pepper Sauce, Curry Powders, Cinnamon
Mace, Cloves, Capeis, &c. DC
80 BOXES Gunpowder. Imperial Uysou you,c
Tyson and Black Tea, part very su.
io,oJo Cigars. various brands
GU Alicant Mus
Cedar Pals Buckets, Tubs. &c
sets handsome Dining Ware cheap
Large lot China. Class aud Earthen Ware
tons assoted Iron, Steel. &c
Powder, Shot aud bar Lead
lou barrels Nails. assorted, from 3dy TO 4Ody
BOX and Warehouse Nails
80 boxes Window Glass
% barrels No. Clipped Herrnss. new
20 No J Family Roe do do
WIN many other articles aloi which W III be sold
me most reduced prices, for cash. or 10 punctual
customers on the usual terms.
Apri' 30 Es !,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

THE DOGS OF WAR."-The Louisville
journal says. the Florida dogs now unable 10
perform any service, having completely los, The
sense oismrll! He very ph,losophically attributes
tins misfortune TO the fact that the dogs have
getting their ieei wei - Ii this be true the grand
army" OF dogs will soon be the sick list. Vans
whole Administration has been there for some time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
..,,,..,.- BALTIMORE, May |.
yin = M. 1oNfEkENCE OF THE METH.
oDlSD EPISCOPAL CUUKCU

VDioi III iSNOGAL CHURCH,
lie behefh Conference ofthc Methodist Fn,sco.
f' Noufeii' winch meets once every four wears com
mences ITS thirteenth session IN tins civ IN d,y
ilsi OF tue delegates itom lie various Cnnfr,.pco
vas published a lew DAYS ago IN this pauer rh,s
BODY has "cecsasca u lsIrctlon over The affairs ~
the Chnrch throughout The Uuilcd States. incm.
Jung more 'han twenty conferences and a memb ~
snip OF vast eXieni.
! ne present session Of the General Conference
WIZ De attended by the Rev. ROBERT NEWTON. the
n'ites1n'atWe oil the Wesleyan body in Enplaud
VI" n'snS eeIehtated as an cloqueut preacher and
"P'""s uFine' We observe Ia the New YoIk Com
metol'i Advertiser some notice of tins gentleman.
presentation At Missionary meeting hed rec,nI1y
~ Green Stfet Church, New Iolk. When Mr.
Newton was inh pduced to the meeting by The ne
SUING oihret I'VE bslteve." srys ine Comme,cial
eve, individual in thai Ia ee assembly rose 10 Inns
teet-a high aHd unnsu,l token oil regard, which
1V'denty aheccd the reverend gentleman who took
occasion 10 say that IA all his public labprs he never
GU hltisei' nofe glCatly huuOred, OF more deeply
sensible ei MS own unworlhlness lhan at that mo-
aent J use Mt Chatmar," sid the speaker,
IA your bidding. had no idea thai at HE men
'i"h oi nay name, Inns highly respectable audience
"0u'n extend to me tins MARX oil favor. The CIR
t""s'ahce has almost overwhelmed me. and it has
eteatch feelings. The recollection of which wilt moi
ue lnisoIrn uuiti the rough haad Of death shall lave
p'na'he" us office UPON this poor body Of mine"
Amcrican.
BALTIMORE, Mayo.
! h's h"ey. " eh Is he Legislative branch Of The
"e'n"a'st ttsseep pal Church IN tile United Satrs
Gun" n'ed IS thn'csnih session in lhe Wesley
o'''.'A ~ Tia CITY Yesterday morning. All HE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

NAlCHEZ UNDER THE HAMMER The
Unied States Marshal has advertised the Guy II all
WIN the Market House and Public Square of the
Cis 81 Naichtz FOR sale, under an execution for
he purchase Of some lots by the city, few years
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

Bisi ops were in attendance except Bishop SouLH'
Who is expected IN ir~ days. The eoniere"ee
was oreantzed by The appointment Oh me Rev 'uo.
A Collins OF the Baltimore Animal Conference, as
Secretary, and the Rev. J. b. lloughisllng. oil Tue
Troy Conference, aodihe Rev. Thomas b Sargeap'
of the Bal more Conference, rs assistant oefe,ates'
Ri.hoe Kebe,ts Introduced The Rey'd. Robert
Newton as a delegate from the Wesleyan Meiho,
lsl Conference in England. We understand that
the Rcy'd. Mr.. Slinson. the Represeniaiive oil The
NJ isson De,arim.ni, and the Rey'd Mr.. Ryefson'
the General Representative OF The Wesleyan sleiho-
dist church in North America from Canada, are al
So IN attendance The present will b. an unusual
ly interesting session Of this body, several qucs-
IONS OF deep importance to the church Will be
brougiu before 1t for lis action. lis meetings are
daily and will be feafer commence at hall past
eight A. NJ. at the Chapel. 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

the poll" sS entered
dne Is ,b @' a,. h,' - 'e Il CD sei dill ~.
cut IN the county, and TIA. his D4,,n,. al any "a
Long did conduct it At the Connhn.:s.' "torgs
"enndeisand that legal grnrfeu,sa
me true construction Of tie Law: f., 'iitt as
pen'se that the officer CONDUCTING N, w.
1o1ft House, whether he be the lllph St's''2a a
DFPu,y' Is the proper person To feeei,a u Or
rom Tue precincts, aud 10 coppire rhs,. Tue Do
po" winch he himself took at the Com, VIII
then TO declare who is elected. NOUS
we understand thai both Caher and n
c'a''n Inc seat, and the Legislature will va
VINO Is The proper returning officer. dec
STRENGTH or pAp,ptr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

ny the Boston Transcript. we learn that the Rev
John lhotnlon Kirkland, for many years Preslden
i Harvard University, land The immediate success
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

The New York Gazelte--lhe oldest daily paper il
Tue onlon-has teen merged into The Journal o.
Commrrc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

Another odeocate IN The fetd.-The New York
Morning Chronicle, heretofore a neutral parer las
raised The Harrison aud Tyerfag. and hereafter will
be called The Morning Chronicle and Tippecanoe
! Advocate"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
> IRENG Til OF PARTIES
@ WIG MAJORITY. Ia


In this estimate we do not inrIndo
IN Consequence the peculiar posilio, '0onac
~ "ho' though elected as Wing, weeaaa u bay
ni]e as belonging 10 either pary;l IN F,a,a. eeog
there are conflicting retaras-a I'd in 1'"he''
where although the Wing candidate ,erai.',
tofay "i The votes, the Sheriff las given H.. "'.
cafe 10 ihf Federast. Give the two las, e''n,
TIE federaIIsis' and the Whiss will still IAN ="
Joriy Of ELEVEN on JONI ballot. or fee, ma
be counted as Wing, a majority of rWEI wy
7nfilclent f'r all practical purposes. L :
TIE POPULAR VOTE.
b"t II Is IN Tie augmented strength of ,bo ~,
party. as shown IN the popular voe, thai nm, ~
is Principally important. We have INV ~, "p
table OF the vote iTI53 counties, which show. i,
ing results, compared with The p 'o
vote in 1876, when Vaa Buien's majority 49,. ia
1000 'Oou
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

Col Augustine J. Smith, OF Harrison county
Virginia, is the Wing candidate for Congress 10 ,ha
district. lie IS already doing b,itle sloully aud
bfavely IN the oil the people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
James ativcr and kanaWh:,
Cos 6Trivs

4 WISH to purchase the above Money. or tho
Il Boodsol j. Il Il X. Coin my absence from
lo"n' Messi Mckinney & Mostly will attend 10
the pursha lot me. "
HUGH MONTGOMERIE.
March 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07
SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA

The Abn don Nrginian expresses the eoeGIo..#
belief thai notwithstanding the result Of tie ,ona,.
electos IN thai quarter of The State have ,es,,.,
generally in favor The Administrator cando.a.
majority viii be given in the Fall Tor the us,,,.a.
EIectora; Treket 1t Saws:
"Some Of Mr.. Riches Correspondents have I.a,
attempting delude him and bis readers n.,l ~
gross InlpostoD that Van Buren Would peta I,,n.o
majority IN TIN, Distrct next Fall. lhan Al tbs b.
elections. We have asserted lhai we NonlJ h.
bic to rally enough HARRISON men 10 Turn The ,is "
success winch has heretofore attended The AImip.
iraiIrn party m this STATE, and cany our Ee,,nI
Titket-How stand The facls Of the easel Wa
Burons majority in this county aud Smub and
Nythe OF The adjoining DisiIiGI, is reduced INV
wien aided by The personal popularity Of then mos,
popular men, to mere fraction. Ia this count,
which gave Van Bufcn upwards of6outo f 200 VOTES
polled al the last Presidential Election CoI GoJ
son, with all his personal pnpnaritv is now ,,,,sd
by maj rty OF 1873 woes onlv oyer Cant. Ward
man not known al all IN many paris Of he co,u,v
until about thee weeks before the election and
then he did NOT see more than half The voters rhe
county before the election. In Smyth where Van
Bnrcn got al the last election nearly all The Yates
Thompson Ghe Harrison candidare) is defeated Ly
Tate, tGrieyer laid on the shelG) Van Buen's mos,
popular man. by Only 81 votes. Old Tip Will cary
| the county easy next Fall. In Wyhe, Fulton
ttlausou) Is elected.
In RusSel, Cuwan, the ' an Bufen candidate is o.
leeted' on his own personal popularity by an ndls.
crlmnattng vote of HARRISON aud Van Buren, rapn
while II is Identity believed there is majority of
tie county III ivnt of liarrson's election To the
Presidency OF the United States.
la Lee. there is nearly an equal division of
stienglh--ihe ma jory d, ubful.
In Scott there are Harrison men not n few and
although there has yet been no demonstration Of non.
uIar opinion in favor Of Harm son in TazeweIL of
the 2lsi, and Grayson. of the oOih Electoral Dis.
lflci, YET we have great confidence in the vote of
those counties IN the next Presidential election."
What Is here sail of the Seulhwestern is mn le.s
tue of the Northwestern portion of Virginia. We
are cfcdibiy Informed that 10 every county in tba,
region, the ilatrson Electoral Ticket will hrpey
outrun the vote Of the Wing candidates this Spring.
Ii IS neihef our purpose nor wish 20 excite homes
which may not be realized; but enlertann. not the
shadow OF doubt that these calculations will he We
rlhed by the result place them before our readers
As soon as possible we shall publish The actual POI
uIar vote his Spring in all The counties IN whicl
there were contests, which will aid them in the for
ration OF correct opinion as 10 probable future re-
suits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

Ere Candt.-Ihe whole amount Of tolls received
al The Collectors Office in tins cry the first week,
(sa,s the Rochester Democrat of tuesday, ending
a O'Clock yesterday morning, WAS 50 $40 90
more han that ofhe t,eo preceding gears put,ogehef
Ia the h'sI seven days oil 1889, II was 81 ,658 69 IN
1888, il Was S5003 SO IN 1897, il was S5,434 So
lle number oi barrels of Flour cleared the first
seven days, was $3.50. In addition 10 which, zoe
were cleared up TO o'clock yesterday aernoon-
making 25,759 barrels. There had then passed the
Weigh Lock IN tins city, 1916 barrels hom place.
west oil .his-making IN the whole "a $50 barrels.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-05-07

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-The Lee
gisdiure of New York has passed an act aboiislng
imprisonment cor debt 10 reference TO strangers from
otber States visiting The cry. This measure was
one long wished for and especially demanded lately
on account OF tie fact that many at distance wish
ing 10 do business IN New York unwilling to
venture thuher or lear oil being dreamed Tor out
standing accounts. The usual benefits Of the IN
solvent laws OF Laws oil the State are no" extended
to all persons within the commonwealth, whether
Citizens not.