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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
ullE. SEASON

"RememIer he Poor."-Win,cr has sci in with un.
paralleed rgor and severity For many days past it has
been cold it ordinarily is in mid winter and now
the earth is covered with deep snow Man, our cit
have lcdhcr ice houses and all are surprised that
the Canal yet pavgabe tbs packet h9s being able 10 cut
through the thin crust elci with which il i, coated H.,
such an Indictment season, the poo have always claim
upon the sympathicso those who ''cothed in fine lin
en-, and fare sunpuousy every day;l but especial
y is this the when many Of them have been
unable by tho want Of employment, and by reduced wa
9ea, 10 accumulate store Of the absolute necessarcs Of
e--ood. and fuel and clothing. Mr. Dancl's Con.
cert 10 night. supplies mode by which rational a
musenen may be rendered suhscrycnt 10 a noble bcnev-
ulence. VIM not citizens avail themselves OF the
occasion, To distribute their aims am,ng the children Of
penorg2 1t may be- that the weather will be too nclcm
rn for of thcm particularly the ladies' to attend
the Concert If be let them still b,y The tickets
and though their may not be delighted by the 'vocc
Of song they will be gratGcd by the thanks Of the sui
euag pror
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~ a q II ~ " - ~ q

fNllE subscriber has taken the I}Indery, formerly oc
l cupcd by Capt w. A. Talbot, and offers his
vices the public IN the line of his profession u cap,
city TODD, interchangeable industry, anda desire 10 please,
be claim patronage he trusts that he will receive
proper share Orders for any kind OF style o Records
and Merchants Account Books earnestly solicited. Old
Books and Periodicals bound nj short notice.
A constant supply Of Records, Execution Books, Day
Books Journals aud ledgen, krp, constantly hand,
OF his manufacture, and warranted as we'll done as
il made 10 order. J.C.AOUNG.
Nov. II tsli
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

TENNtS SEE The /. . stature ofths State, can
yened few weeks since il Extra Se'39a, adjourned
stie die on the l7lh inst After long struggle they
succeeded in ds,rictng the State, by respest5lemlor
ties in both Houses, by adapting the compromise plan
submitted by Mr.. Turney (loco) u the Sep9tp Ac-
corng 10 the vote of ISL. the Wtgs will have six
and the Locos five disrIcts,the following being the
ru,;,rities N thai wear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

Rhode Bhmd. -lhe new Constitution, recently form
ed in this State has been submitted to the people for
ratification rejection; and far heard from the vote
stands thus In favor ol ii, II; against it, u. 1t
was also le TO the people to decide whether not
groes should vote for H. 81; against il, 1904 We
hope the Dor ties in the South arc now satisfied
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
Comparison Of inspections. 1911. 1912.

PoRN.-'The Cincinnati Gazette oi the 2ls says
The Pork season has opened here with some activity -
Pork Is quoted t?ai 9l2 Flour S2o5 q, ,Ie Canal,
and S2l1 from the CITY Mills
The Chlliclhc Advertiser tho 10Th says, pork is
selling at that place tor % to $50. and coming
IN freely at those prices Wheat 81 10 10 cents per
buslel.
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II &C h err.

4 YOUNG gentleman, graduated at one of the
"A NorthernCoeges, wishe, situaeR as teacher,
either in an Academy or private School, lie can bring
the most unexceptonable esmoRas Of moral character
and ability to teach the Latin and Greek 1.angua-
ges with the higher and elementary branches Of the En-
glish, from the aculty of his Alma Mater. from the
Trustees of the Oldest Academies in New England,
in which he was formerly teacher, and from the gen
tcman by whom he has been employed during the past
two years in Virginia. Any communications relative to
the above, addressed to Edward +. Watson. Wilkin-
sons Shop, Chesterfield county, Va will receive prompt
atlaation r. +. WATSON.
Nov. 10 6t It"
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Nov. 81.


fchMg''-lhe fale o' bllls"n England continues
at3, -, per cent 9reminmt with little or 10 demand.
tdtF-lhe supply oi Beef cattle II market this
week has berh lnr al although not 50 la'ge ~ last
Week, and prices have ruled somewhat heher-lto
eilernss at r scales on Monday and Thursday amoun
ted 10 about 0Io head o which ~ were driven North,
aud all the balance sold to the cy butchers aud packers
at prices ranging from - to &?5't oS3,3o t73
net Most me Sales however, were made al uterine
date rates, lew only bringing the highest named price
ana some inferior were sold w.
Hoss-| HW2rds ol lloo head OF Live lioga have
poFh III narNo, from ohio ana NIcrR county, Pcnna
lhs wr'k AMI u'Ve principally sold at prices ranging
from 'o9 'oS per io' lbs Very few have yet been
taken 10y the packers, and the price paid is ab.ve their
Units ih'fe are none now IN market, but drove OF
o Will PROBABLY reach here To day; one parcel of 800
head were driven to another market
Hom#d ~. f1oM-Ne note slight advance in
Howard street our since tins day last week Sales OF
good mixed standard brands were made from store on
SATURDAY al N,oo, ana carry ms week ut lhe Same
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Sacred Concert for tho Poor.
~ D.g.HER.

.1N. DINER,
Member ofthc Uo,n Acadc"sy Of Music, London, j
"Illl much respect takes leave 10 annonnce that
w he will give n selection Of SACREb MUSIC. on
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. Isl. 1912,
Ia The 2nd Presbyterian Church, ~ O'Clock,
the proceeds of which will be appropriated 10 the par
chasing of JDOOD for the benefit of the pour OF yncl
burg. at this incement season.
Messrs Thomas A. llolcomhc, Alexander 'Tompklns
and Geo Bogby respectfully rcsques'ed to receive the
money for that purpose.
Part Isl.
Grand Rec. Gep'nha's Rash vow') deeper an"
AIRY "Wai, her, Angels Handel
Soug--' Rocked IN the Cradle u, the deep kn'gh'
Air---''Evc's Lamentations" Novello
Rccil Air Ruth and Naomc' lnpln
Part 3nd.
Grand ,.c,, Comfort yet my people, saith your "H'
WAN" '''' Hand"
AIRY every Valley
Song-----"C Consider the Lilly" Iophn
Grand sccne----"Wind of the Winters night
Russell
The las, words of Bishop Mckcnzie
IAN is WE'LL Bishop llcbcr
ApMlss,oS % CENTS.
Nov % p if
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sEPTEMBER 10, 1912.
Large stock Of Dry Goods
H(hAT

I J. PURNIS s DUFFEL are anxious to close
~ . their business as speedily possble-They are
Offering theis whole STOCK OF GOODS, which
large and we'll selected,
At COST,
and fact many descriptions Of Goods will be sold great
~ under COST.
n. B.-We shall go on to sell at private sale for a
fow months until the stock is reduced and then the
remainder will be offered at auction.
}. j. PURVIS & DUFFEL.
Sept. 10 tsf
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New YoRK, Nov. 90

NEW York, Nov. 70
The transact Ions al The Stock Exchange this
ing were m"rderaie with but little variation from yes
erdays rates; Foreign Exchanges firm and advancing,
bills on London cannot be had below lOGl 10Y. or
France at more than D 40
Cntion is pretty active, but prices still declining
Flour ls firm. sales Of Michigan in prime order were
made at $i.ii Ohio $50, anj Gcnnesee at 81 60 a
,62i. Most Of the holders ask ! So. 81 10.
THE New YoRx C,sus.-in intelligent gentle
man connected with the frwarln! trade estimates that
the nropatty detaled by the lee the New York Ca
nails, amounts lg value tn $4,000.
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PHILAnrLpuIt. Nov. %

PHiLAnELruI. Nov. 2j
Our -four market is very firm, aud should not be sur
prlsed II small advance is realized IN day or two-
Large sales have been made at 81 2. primo Pennsyl
vania wheat in eemand at Sias9 cents per bushel;
southern 75aSJ cents
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GD0Hs .SUS.IAsl

order to close the business without delay, W viii
Il se " socii"n. Oh "Wednesday, the l4ih exf II w.
cember next, ouI very desirable STOCK III ORR
GOODS, consisting IN part of heavy Woollens, Lin
aeys Saiine,is Fannels. with splendid ys,rtncpl u
black, blue black and colored silks. frenes wvrk.
Lise and Thread Edgnga, Hosiery Of every description
together with many other articles in the fancy way.
which we deem unnecessary 10 mention. We will cot
time to sell BY retail at LESS THAN COST until lfs
day Of sale. We invite friends in town and
foun,ry, TO and avail themselves II this opportunity
aqppYiqg themselves with Goods at ei. ogp prices
Ierns-Sums OF $50 and under. CASH; over So anil
less than 500. GO days. 5000 aud upwards, months,
negotiable note, satisfactorily endorsed.
WHITE, TARDY {. IRVINE.
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E.IEE STH'E'xsES or


sINllE subscriber begs leave to inform tie Musical
4 world, that his assortment of Music is now
monty large and misunderstanding Instruction Books
Ia lhe Piano Forte, Guitar Flute, NoIln &e.-as well
grat variety OF Sacred Music and Note b. o.s tor
siugns--a of which will sold low, by
T.. ?. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va.
fine assortment OF Piano Fotes On hand at reduced
prices F.. p. N.
Oct. II u ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

MIR. tIN,-Ihls gentleman was expected To
leave Louisville on the 18Th inst. ft Louisiana lie
vii remain tWoor three days in Nache2, and then pro
coed 10 Alakapas, the residence Of his friend, Alcxan
der Porter, ESP. II IS his intention To lie III New Or.
leans about the ooh or 18th of December
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
NOTICE..

THERE will be petition presented 10 the next Lee
L glslaure of Virginia To organizc company oftav
airy. 10 be composed Of the counties of Campbell, Hal
flax and Charloc,--to muster at Bmokneal, IN Camp
bellCounty. A. W. MiMDlSli
Dee. 1t
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II. II. .v.lSH'N PE7.V'OS RE.
AX(ED ~ PRICE.

TuVfE subscriber takes this method of informing those
i who may wish to. supply themselves with Piano
Fortes, that the Prices much reduced and
is the time to supply themselves upon good terms.
He has on hand fine assortment Of the very best qu,l
ity of Instruments, and will sell them subject to be
turned il no, good. T.. p NASH, Petersburg, Va.
Oct II Is #
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supERsOn WAGONS At AUCTION

WE WILL SELL. on Saturday the 5rd December
W at the Market House,
splendid new Woodstock Wagons complete IN eve
~ respect. PAYNE \ TURNER. Aucts.
NV % tbs II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
Review OF the Lymchhury Markets,
coRREcrEp WEEKLY ny
nOlcOnlbc n Otev,
Commission .Yerehanss.
coRRIcrEp WEEKLY

Inspected during the week l6l hhds during the
month ESQ hhds. The same month last year PIG hhds
II will be seen below thai our stock Tor inspection is 9i
buds oi that amount o3l hhds belong 10 two gentle
men who trade TO this market. aud who will open
Tor some time 70 come Our market is very scarce OF
useful working lNhaccs lr very large portion Of the
baaAee II or stock is made up Of Lues and refused
Leaf. The prices hold very well, considering the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,,
OCTOBER 10Th, 1912.

Holm j. PIRNlS has just returned from trip after
~ Goods, and can with truth say he lsnow opening
on Bank Square, Lynehburg, the cheapest stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. Sc.
ever before opened by him.
Broad Cloths and Casslmeres. very cheap
CasaiHclls Kentucky and Glasgow Jeans, al 25 cts per
yard and upwards
Mkt, plqu aud striped Llnseys ut Cd per yard and up
wards
Double width Circassians. from 81. cts per yard to
the finest.
Bl.ached and brown Domestic Shifting, yard wide. at
I'd per yard
Alpaca Lus,re, splendid quality, at 50cls per yard
Bpmbazines, all grades, very cheap
Woolen and Cotton Stockings, acoors al ID per pair
Flannes all colours, from Is per yard to the finest
shawls, large supply, for Fan and Winter Hae
Hats and Caps, fur, seal, SO,
Knitting Yarn, blue mxt white and red
Cacoes splendid assortment from 4sd To % per yard
with great variety Of other Dry Goods too tedious
10 mention.
SALT! SALT!!
large lot of Salt fine sacks, cheaper than any in
market
Brown Sugar from ID to lOcs. per h.
Coffee a superior article at Cd per h.
Spun Cotton hest make at Factory prices, all numbers
Shoes good assortment at IS 3D., and upwards.
JNO. J.PURVlS.
Oct II tsif
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t,f)if
NO.NE1'xxI.V'li VEN.

H.1RD TIMES OF TUITTED.
SEElNG, in the carly part of Spring. tia, Goods
y must greatly decline. 10 be IN accordance with the
had ipps, sold TIA. greater portion Of my old aud dear
bought stock OF Goods al cost. order thai might be
the better prepared by tins Fall buy nnenlirc stock oi
NEW GOODS; aud now have the pleasure | long
wished 10 have of offering my friends aud customers
the largest and certainly the best selected stock of
DRY GOODS
| had. and at such exceedingly low prices
mol fail To please any who may favor ne with call
My Goods were bought principally for the ready money
which found 10 be very welcome customer 10 my
Northern friends, aud MAS in fac, such an Indueemcnl
enable buy Goods certainly great deal less
than IL actually cost To manufacture them; the ruth ol
which every body will know by calling and examining
for themsclvcsand without the aid Of fin terry they
will be convinced of the fact, and cannot am se bf
otherwise than we'll pleased ia find such desirable Goods
at such low prices
To my stock CLANCY GOODS, particularly
nylte the attention of the Ladies' being Qua Of such
variety and chcapness as cannot fail To please
Ny stock consists partly Of the following articles, viz
Broad Cloths, ofevery shade, quality and price
Casslmtrcs, splondd assortncnt chcNlsI than even
Offered toore,
Casinet. OF every color and quality,
Kentucky lcans, FROM Is. upwards,
shaws, lanucls, Fplled Cloths aud blankets. at all
prices.
Bonnes Hats. and Caps Of tho most fashionable style
Eoeuucs, Grape de Icons,
Brllsntincs, something entirely new. for Ladies Drcs
Sos,
Fancy Silks, Alpachalnstns, Bomhazines Mouslin de
Lame, Mcrnocs and Circassans Of every de
scrip'ion, and cheaper than they were offered be
fore,
An excellent assortment of Ribbons and Iaees unusual
~ low,
Domcsiics aud Cacoes from cents to thu finest i'm
ported,
handkerchief and Gloves,
And almost every article that can be called for
'fopeihrr with an excellent assortment of GROfE
RlES, LEATHER AND SHOES, blue and white
spun COTTON; &C. &c.
n b. COUNTRY MERCHANTS ara particu-
larry invited 10 call and give my stock examination
before purchasing, prepared tn offer them great
Inducements ID. i. PETERS.
Oct l3. tslf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01
IsUNAW AN.

DUNAWAY from thr Subscriber, residing near Am
~ herst Cont House, about three months ago, no
gro boy, named
john Randolph,
dark mullio about fifteen years OF age lie IL wall
CROWN Tor his age but has mark that recol
loct.
| have been informed that boy answering the above
description is IN the employment q, come the nv
canal between tins place aud Richmond passing
himself of as free, hut strongly suspect that he has
been kidnapped and Carried olA reward Of will be
paid if he be taken IN the county $50 II taken oul Of
the county and committed 10 la taken out ol
the State, and 50 secured that get h,n again
WILKINS WATSON.
Nov. ii tsli
The Richmond Wing and Star will copy weekly
-four weeks, aad forward their THIS Office for
collection.
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NJ A3slsIil:I,.

Married, on Thnfsday the 18th of Nov. by the Rev
Michael ilowry, MAplsoy 5. HELM, to SARn AMAN
oA, daughter Of Major Howard. Esq, all Of Floyd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

Through its widely circulated columns, that he he
lleses The annexed ticket for President aud Vice Presi
dent would receive thousands aud tens Of thousands OF
The Republican votes in 1874: JkfrERsosIAy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

!" fccter-I'he Official journal has the following
Se",ean' communication -intended, by the writer, as
1'e''' either for himself, for Mr.. Tyler. |, may
"''e neeh written by office seeker, who knows
''' ''e sures way reach the Presidents heart is
=, een'iy tapping him him the bump of cgotisn; but
ne De not an Office seeker or an ofice-holder DESTROYS
se''s little suref grasp on the public teat, then it is
Hss'sneo TO see how the annnnciation will take:
From The ,Nadsonian
uhlHr'n jackson man. and ono OF the frat s,hscri-
10 ''e -ls5ls nan wishes the wsil : Of saying.
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I'OYICF.

MIR. lRVINE'S interest having been surrendered Il,
bis creditors. alone authorised 10 use The namc,f
The concern Of White, Tardy g. Irvine in windnr On
The business and this IA 10 notify all pereons indebted To
The said concern 10 come forward aud settle their aruunis
with either Of who alone authorised 10 collect tho
debts due said concern. s. n. WUiEE
BENZ. +. TARDY.
Nov. 90 ,I1IJrt
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o.. The Richmond, Petersburg AMI Frederickslur q
papers contain glowing accounts Of the excursion of
'mer'e companc" Of editors and Others 100 or more in
on the Fredericksburg Rail Road TO celebrate the
opening of that part Of The road @ miles, between Fred
cricksbnrg and Acquia Geek. There was a dnrcr on
the occasion, toass, sc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

- The Richmond W hlg comes to us in new and
beautiful dress. 1t is now decidedly one of the mos,
neatly oXecEtcd il is of the abest papers in the
/ nion. Al success IL you, friend Moseley
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

M Coopcr's ne,r .N1re'-N'e are indebted to our
friends Mrssfs Payne y Gregory. for copy of "The
Wing and Wing, CT La Ecu FcIler,,n the new novel
Of our coun'ryman, Mr.. Cooper. We hafrnot yet Ind
lime 10 cut its pages but it is Tale of the Sea- the
true element Of the author Of the Pilot aud will. we
hope revive the lnSlre Of his earlier fame The work is
beautifully printed by Lea s Blanchard and the price is
only IS cents volume. or - cents for the work III
the oldrn time it would have cost at least S2,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

o. Philip B. Winston, Jr Esq. Of the deputy
shefiliS Of Louisa county, was killed, by fall from an
upruy horse. on the 25th ult.
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PACKET BOATS.

uNANNCLS all eolours. Mernoes Circassaos.
i Mpuscn de Lains. Casippts, Cloth & Cassimrres.
Pulled Cloths and Llnseys for Srrvaota. Yam and Ken
lucky Jcana, Rose. Poinl and Dulle Banke,s Velvet,
aud all other NESllNt;S and great variety Of other
kind OF FALL and WINTER GOODS. fur sale by
US AT COST. }, .PURNlS X DUFFFL
Sept. 10 tsiC
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n w ia Od -.
a'rcsh by sters,

fuNilE CITIZENS of Lynchburg and the public gen
L orally, are most respectfully informed that they
can be furnished AT any hour with the best
NO 70 l.. X Of 7 RS
cooked III every variety, and at the shortest notice
Our HOUSE.
Nov. II ,sH
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JOHN TYLER ef virginian
For piee President
DAVID RlTTENH0uSE PORTER. of Pa.

We cann', pretend To guess how many thousands"
or items o thousands viii support TIN. ticket; bu, il
we were betting men, we would lay wager that it
will moi receive a single eeoora, vote in the Union.
Aud David Rtenhoase Porter is too sagacous man to
permit hrs be allied To that OF iraorscorned
and spuraed alike by all parties ltwoal1 be. he well
knows, tying the living 10 the dead Besides IL well
understood that Gov Porter fights under tue banner o,
Col Johnson, or of Gov. Cass We doubt whether re-
spectacle man in the Union would permit his name 10
be associated with that Of John Tyler in the canvass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

~ eJd Disclosures "-Mr. Andrews raaeatlv ooe of
the Editors ofIhc Philadhlp ha Expcssa Tyler paper
sustained by Treasury paP-has withdraw from the
concern and is about to establish locolucc pen
ny paper IN that city The way he walks into the 'ry
Ter clique Is caution. lie says-"Our recent acct
dental association with the Tyler Administrations MS cd
ter lthe Evening Express has enabled us thoroughly
10 understand and TO appreciate the peculiar principles
Of that branch of Federalism known as he Coyporors
Guard, and to satisfy mind that mo.e ,eichei cor
,t2i. lqdiI Ike SCI before ieagued topetlcr in
this Republican country. political party cqre ca
bal Or faction" aiterne portrait truly TO be skclchc
by Of their own painersl We doubt not i, is life
like sketch, hOwever-irom the Master down 10 his low
est n,enial.
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NORTH CAROIlNt.-ILc

NORTH CARoIlNA.-TAo Legislature Of this
State convened at Raleigh ontLe DIST inst Thus far
we notice nothing Of particular interest in eir proceed
hNnss except that they have prosecuted, with siago cx-
s"Sep ion all the Wing CLERKS and do2 Keepers and, with
that contempt for the Sp9,s which they generally mani
lest filled their places will I.ocotoco aSprants 50
lar as the Speakers OF the two Houses concerned
ihis change was natural and proper; but as the
Ri'esh Register srikHgy remarks, even in Tur-
key, when revolution occurs, the aues are alv avs
spared. In the Virginia Legislature, even in the
most stormy n7Hy times, the clerks and the door
keepers have been unmolested-Norh Carolina has been
accused fmaking Virginia her model but ii she has
like most imatos, she has borrowed all our better
araceris'ics.-Louis d. Wilson (Loco) was elect
ed Speaker Of the Senate. by vote of % to IS for
Col Andrew Joyner, the former Speaker; and in the
Commons. Gen Calvin Graves was elected Speaker. by
majority of l6 over Daniel N. Blrringer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

'1nother!-The Boston Atlas Of the 9th announces
the choice OF two more Wing delegates to The Legs
la'nre OF Massachusetts,, from towns which failed to
make a choice at the late election. Parties now stand.
IN the House Lucos Ia, Wings 40
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-01

.another drop Of Comfon'-lu Richmond county.
IN. Carolina) election has been held for State Soma
tor to I'll the vacancy occasioped ty the death of mem
Der; and although there were, usual, two Wings in
the field. one Of them was elected. The vote STOOL
Isaac Dockery (Whig) 222
= McNalr do 1S0-4G2
Waller f. Leakc I.oco) lbs
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Blank. for sale III this Office.