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NIUE1N AND CHI AIPMANo
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
sTAUNTON. VIRGINIA.

rNHOMAS J. NICHE e. ALFRED CHAP
= MAN, having formed partnership in the
practice of Law in The County and Superior Courts
OF Augusta, and the Corporation Court Of Stsun-
ton, will attend promptly and faithfully to all
business entrusted to them.
During the absence of the senior partner TO his
distant Courts, his Office will be kept open by the
junior; where, at such times, he may invaria-
bly, be found.
Their Offices are on Lawyers Lane" stand
ing next each other.
80 The partnership does not extend to their
practice in the Federal Court, nor does il embrace
criminal cases in any of the courts.
March 80, 1856
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EVE officers Of the I6oib Regiment. are here
by notified that the training will commence.
In Staunton, on The 10Th day of May next
The Reginental Muster will be at MIR. Browns
on the 18th Of the same month.
ARMSTRONG RANKIN, Colonel.
April 6, lS43. I6Oth Reg,t v NJ
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OFFICERS Of the 32nd Regiment will meet al
the usual place of training on the 18th day of
May; the RegimeDtal muster on FRIDAY the 10Th
March SO, 1e43
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JOE PATNTIGIa cyPsdiuoos|y executed
AZ this Office.
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United Stcfe. District Court for he Western Dis
friet Of prgfnia, holden a! Saunton, Fe5rua-
RI %, l343.
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GROUND PAAISYER

WILL be exchanged for the Rock at the
Waynesborough Plaster Mill. J. J. BELL.
December |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

'fsse II s,iss - as, .fisa by t'dbie M
Jriy.
Mr S,anoa was in far-r uf taxing profssina taen a
other States. i here practising. aud ,nes'S
an snrntiurht 10 hat effect Ia the eth snci"n.
Mr. Verb, egTocd with the nenl.r ifom Brske. "a,
ssmueh as h. was In favour OF protecting domestic nat,-
utActurcs and hoiae Industry
Mr.. Powell. II fafia,. moved 10 include Lawyers,
ha, withdrew his amendment.
Mr. Dannl was always glad 10 w.ico'ne his pfoiss
s,ona hfuiircn fn,m niher States.
Mr. Sganfon's amendment fsjeeiej
Mr. Byrd, 81 Frelerick. ASKED the member ff'nn
RICHMOND Ia explan thu meaning ol the 9th s''tr,n
Mr. Daniel .SIreS-el his utter inaay In eArlan The
scction il the raitnns at II c,uii mi a 81
The question heln. mp the eaen,ssmeni oi the bill
Mr. Gay called the a,ts and mrs.
The yol, on the r.srrsnea, WIS then decided In the
aiIr naiiye-syrs ~, naes 81
On mo,t,n Of Mr.. Bind, OF Pendleon, the House ad
pulnea
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Do.ucoti, tutfttt0eurC.
NV louE. Msaen 1, IL.
PROSPECTS OF Bt. SlNEsS.

TIL. n are two ur time faiurs uf the market jnzi
nov. "hrh are worthy al particular atten"" ! te
escsens.s oil a bad cufirney have been rcI"o' c, IN
I'll they feiuccd within SMALL eanfass thai thu,
have M h'.ar the r,~.f Ia aglate the genital hnsli's
oi the c,,nn,ry. state SloeLs have cne To sssiiu ia
which they irigh,cs m--Iy let them 90 which ss}
they will There a SIDE any institution" ~ ini.i
est liable Ia tall into disaf. hc has snillc,nt IN
Iur'ance In disturb The penfal T"sct The bass oi al
isIrs, therefore Is IN u and stable.
~ the sss,,A place. ib,Ie great snIsfimndnne' o
mohcy Hal sl-c'c has accumulated unltl 1t has Ia
rre l,nhen* anr. The hanks full ol slsrle aud i.
prsils al mney lying Idle. F" duz"n o years, AM
In,ehi prhably vi, "a, Tor thrly ,.afs. ninnes
has up ben snITr.bnndipi NOV, With snalr
dcc,d.t Indication, ol long continued pnfy IN ihld
dcpha alter all the hrss n,nn,y suil,frd at Mn pr
cent btnd and nufia aae qnir bcyuhd The wants II
borrowers and here although that particular kind 81
cuuty Is not sei m yeene except with iew OF The innsi
wealthy capitalists. vet man.y gucs begsing at hse
pcr ceni os mouths Jape aud tempfay bans hayt
hrcn made 1t four f cent Sui. specie Is pouring in
from all quarters.
In the tllifd place Tia. sfaehs OF al sorts Of fdcien
g'ds vii nigh cAbaasl,d This Is equally lrue al
grpr'nos dry suet- and all other merchandise. At
our acquaintance with business have the sup
pc, Il ~, fchaHdi,r. bill the hoar1 aud through
To" Ini'ffaf. lfen exceedingly small Tho fact Is
hat 81 larae nnmhs al Important articles, there * bn,
the smallest quantity which be called stuck, aud
thrrc are 10 graf supple on the way 81 stands the
''7' Jtt II Hlf 'fnit hfethh "l Ihc hihhS lihdc-%
he praiaeis oi uuf0wn industry al1ne ,upcrabun
dani, and pressing upon hips ~ DC carried abroad
that nipfe specie may he returned.
- terrible has b.eu The Revision IN Affairs and SO IL
don,ly luna has been lhe process Of pnnfn9 the bp}
commercial ii the DISEASES oil cAlryaaaHt state hapk
M establishment, rNlnyasan state borrowing. count,
Borrowing city Borrowing. aud individual sIccna
Hons, thai the cn,rtcs ntntn arr oNded dawn ds
cpnra9ehtui. in we Hil he Disappointed ftlo "hndn
We announced ahead aud certain Ia be reached when
New iaih hunly resumed specie payment n sjS. dooz
MT speedily iand up bsifa that every body
sac II. aud zltr out rPn II loo.
Jyu1,ai II Commerce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

NJ ar h',~seh aay ell,F Tltts il fu h. In
ih,'h ~ Lou nv l,r,..l.,f pr
lhe a''ia'' "1dtl, 81 uainig. bciu cen Nn,l, &,
- ''h We N"eth and M'rla III the North 4, -,
n'il's. Il'ir " have Bislrci ,Ntttdinn TN. IL
iefatse u iends : til the Bin, Rd. iron, NptIl ~
h sshnih W est positively sNs.edng IN ,lmll 4,
an1n'r I" franklin. Us The Mountains run In ~
hnadih Of Iirgnia' "'''s
This District mhsi aud vi H come imnousl Il,
braids"n. ior " hose b.lvd 1t car,.,i ,Ii,,, W"
with The ltepubllean object ut sitting BcdL.rd aud
'g oil Mr.. G'ggin-I: the Gran,..n dues nj ,n,..,,
We II IA C"nguNs. 1t will imf.rtalizs Itself by ~,
geographical Iecuasili,s Thee ia 40 such b.,"
Am'fi'a or IN the world. Arkansas u Iowa can
parallel. i'""'
II must not be surpassed that nlcc, l., Mr. LII.
son l'and"lph's i'fniug d'ssicl which will ,,n,.,'
him 10 bow string Mr.. iimcr. We arr, d,ci,.,ir
V"IhhI' 1" thai Denncr tic arrangement W. u3,,'
II dune by FNra aud since thai Was ..deet...'
M'ff' by Mr.. randolph Bun s,flIipg the rr,lmns,",
the People. ~" '""'s's oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
MENlCO AND CANpFACuy

Advice nom w an have been recri,,rl at Nc, q
leans Ia tn lih at Forua!y The, confirm ,h, ~,
2' {" e Jesuit o TIA, ballc ol thlra aud the ,,,Ih
III H'nrfal AadrlJc on the day after the battle Ca
'ho ''h iast, Ga" town ii hna burned hv the Va
calan lndtans aud the N,.irans Ia the number uf Two
,ho"'ha evacuated Tho "ileighis.' aud marched into
ltIW1, The Head tlnarefs OF their amy \ few Ga,4
ai"f' the MEXICAN war steamer Guadaloup ATTEMPTED
to cut oil number oi small ,nuls Which were ,ucrn.,
lhc haihoi 81 ampracly with Ir1vislps Tor the city
'hI'1 gun h'a's, mounting each twp bfa, twenty fur
Founders, "e' immediately sent 10 their relic and nj
u" severe engagement compelled the steamer To .lnm
'd"' aud fah mt" l.cna Tor safety. The hoats wee
90" 'oarledh by the steamers shots most II, hch vr,r
f"Nh') h't 'ithr' Exploded IN the an u water. do
my do danaao whatever"
Martial law va, declared in the city Of Campcacly
OH Tue elh AMI runui p,es nicd iai IA oud ~ M
claimed thfon.hou, the province. The saosir, were
N me sPit's well supplied with all the munitions ii
wa, and ready to STE the cly RACED To lhe ground ,.,n
er than snfnbd,r confident o their ability 10 hold out
a long as Mexico can keepuptho sciac.o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

u, ilr'''y msiaiInI. Il III ~ nt 'e'ashr m7td
- lar oi lsfttlan by Which aoy haie# t'=H""'
tial ton rautn,la weak rs thy n,ro II Hat body ,
tey are atruet h7n tho Nan istsnl,cs Ii lhe clc.
they ni,ud,ea hr lplJoaeh ii the rmc ii q etng d,i'
al,s from the seH.ai Cou .an4l districts. IL ''iaLt
the stump" IN b.aa ol hcir fasor,e and eurg ave
With HIM. ngains, Mt Van Buicn aud not al aiilu-
piablc tia, befe iha, ini.ns ale sud noy, canvass
slia to ovcr they viii nny succeed In convincing
themselves aud many Of their hearers. tia, Mr.. Cal
hun Is not only the very lest OF all others for
the Presidency bniha Nlr .an Buren, is the very
lnd',d tins must be The if they shall discuss the
lsinte difference bciw en- those Mn gcneluen tho
leading questions II I"llcy, y mh'h tie public mind
rs BEEN recently agalcd aud with regard 10 which
Until within The last six yeats, NJ ssIs. Calhoun and
laa Bpren have Len perfect anlpdcs. In such colt
TIT, We may helo that truths, which have fallen from
lte lIa Of W hie oIaors. aud which Lave loen uttered
10y " Ing prs@s IN vain, may reach the public under
Standing aud, finding response in public sentiment,
may convince the people that Henry Clay ought TO Ia
preferred over either Of his rivals-as well account
81 his integrity Of character. nnstcdas thai Of either
ii his competitors. and Of his commanding intellect
which is Inferior 10 that Of no man rs because his pn
elpes unlike theirs. have heen adhered 10 through
years Of persecution and trial and have never been
bandoncd to avoid o4lracsn 10 pu,rhasc office.
We have thus glanced AT few Of the ''hIealers n
head IL the Wy of our opponents triumph, which
they have 50 long Anticipated as within their grasp.-
We shall hereafter ahow. Gas indeed they have already
shown by thew own eaous.s.) that 50 far the two
great divisions Of the party, osay nothing Of the slnal
ef squads, who ally undo" ohscnrcr leaders from being
eenentcdb by JfiacPe ha, in their anxiety each 10 pro
mute the election oi It's chief they have absolutely, in
forming coalition for that purpose aLondo"ed oil prin
cpie; by agreeing IN the mass. 10 support either one of
two gentlemen, wh'sc principles. far as they Gin
terrible from their public acts. ATE wide The poles
asalncE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
'lohHiBi y ATTEMPT OF \ SON 10 POISON
PARENTS, BaO1llERS AND SISTERS

-" sunday week, the 'unty of Mr. Chester White.
q wealthy FARMER IT siale nea iiat~si,, Y Y. were Ia
ne" a. exhibiting symptoms fpoi,n, caused ly ca,nc
~, w ''ses OF bread. The igmlly consisted If Mr
:" '"'' nls we ana aihsr, alrce and iNo daual
son, aged H. who was asccr,iuc, had ~, rsn r Inv,
"r'o' ihe doctcr Was called. aud plonauae.d Nh.
,''"'',' 10 have been rfoducedhy poisan He apped
'' usual remedies, and al O'clock on Monday L,os,r
Ivy ~'Ie ~ alive, and considered ont nj iaur,5. al
PRISM. ~ ~" y '''
suspicion b'cams tl9.5rd to the vonnr man. ,h,
Una, on SSi".day he procured IVA onIc,s q, Ar
si' iln dfuf o're In the VILLAGE aud placed il an
N"l' oi me bag hui would ae,i@t n reason tf his al
'''"Pt = murder his whole family No excuse .l.l Il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
TIE PRESIDENT AND "rIIE CI,,HD i"

Inc President appointed ,sely ouc Of the guard. -
except Two. (Nlessrs Gmcr and Mallory 10 snae Ia
cia'Se 'iac before The a,UUu,n, ID Congress -reMarl
ing 'ht1n t'r their rarlzan s,'vce. The Prosld,, +,
urged them IN the Senate with so much perinacily ro
Ills oiger was to brow beat TIA, body into s,m sirn
insult lis dignity. We are r,aii, glad tia, In s. n,,.
reJee''d them with much pr,ri,udc-,h, jus II v,j
:" feacherY. w. 10 no, know where the President ~
r"eh, log"t party in the llase of Il pres nj,
nsts whthlc alp.n',d u,;aly all his guard To Of
flee =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
ron Kf.S'Y,

VIZ spacious and handsome Da1...,g Ikn,e. be
l9nging TO Mr. William Bailey, and. Al n.....al &c
tsp'1p ., Tue subscriber There is tAccrul pau..a.
aefHAe-~ safa' d bfnk kitchen, and ot,r nscessaf,
oui i'''lsfs, sttaehed To The premise A. ,he,3 -,
acre Lot opposite Tho Dwelling HAS. "a, which ,hqe
! an excellent Slald,, Causge sloise. Sc ruL H..
Garden aud Lot arein cultivation, ub lAo p4,, Y,e
tables &c The subscriber has posss-et, ot ), o.ay IN
~ The LIST OF November neat. though he ha, ma b,
~ gei tenant the period would be xicoI,d il DID
Possession given On the Isl Of April During NV .lay
~ Hlehinond. apidaahiz requested 10 enquire Ia,
't1"ss, which shall be Eisatsatc 10 Isaac adams E4o
RID. II. TOi.ER.
ss.3. ne subsefiber wtib e glsd b dispose Of any
Is'lon lis Furniture, at priyale se "a, his retutn n
Lvsct.sg,
Mari, 9 ,;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

Tie Legislature has AT last been laid Of the State into
Districts. upon the perfect GeuyInandctlu. principle.
Bedford at length knows where size belongs we doubt
whether there ssuch another District in tie ln,,d
STATED. 1t is SAID 10 be longer tlan any orhor and will
b pointed 10 hereafter 81 he tnits Of loco ucoisn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

u.degeffti hli h. fnaj h7v1 f'q.rnil, ~, mr.
pin',- afa united with TIN .niri and hase na, aItal
tlsfla Ia iHHasa hm Ia attend church 1nl 1nlly
Dup. al IT y Inch ho treated with contempt and would
alN ) ah#eai himself during ia,ully rAefcia,s
H. has n ilie been giamy aud ticilufn. and pfphl
b., lhnrhi, could he accomplish has design ho would
he rd.ol th.lf mI-unallts aml inherit hs fathe'a
taio lie hal mi hy,n arrested Monday Iunng, out
ol compassion isf the ess oil hs iamy who weio IN
the Iuupesi dist.ts3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

SnLp1--l 1-lnc olLAc aa.. . ancI.a. - .Gan lC.

Supposed value oflhc allow - articles, a5s2 $50 90.
Above Is Tho vain" ol the estimated products Of iii
Ten articles ohly. the pfoWfh If lSf2. amounting Ia
nearly sIN hundred millions 81 dollars aud yet, rs a
people, We ar nrro SD 10 the earth With pccuniary
debts and dtiieuluc,, and almost without credit ciIhor
al homo II abfuad Such State Of rhiues unparallc
ID IN the history Of the world anl 1t is ele3s blink
iho qn, spn longer, ihere be doubt but that
through HE eents" "i rli9us meaeuros. tending 10 thu
drFoeemeni 81 he currency, aud Tie pralaimn of IN
dvdual and pnil" confidence. the interests II The farm
lag and PLANTING clI.oca have been Iaml1z'd.
Bait american.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

fm"1'm tomiy.--We understand that the Why,.
held meeting at last Frank lin court and nein,r.d
JOHN WADE and SOLOMON PARSLEY. E.srs
as the candidates for that lafy for a seal in III, next
Legislature. With such mon is Parsley aud Wai. on,
lnemis, Will, we hope, turn out 10 man. M,s,rs y
Ilacrro and Muse have already been announced as the
candidates Of The !ncus
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

south Carolina Congressional t'cction-Wc ha,sl
returns ipm all the Districts this State and the ll \
lowing members have been l,cl,d: Isl District Jan,
A. Black;2d Richard f. Simpson, cd. Joseph II WOOD
ward; An. John Campbell; 5rh, Armis,ad Buzz, Grh
Isaac T. liolmcs; 9Th, r. BauwelI Rhc,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
VALUE OF T1iR AGRICULTURAL FRO
DI.IIS OF LIE L, = LEE

Tho American Farmer publishes the following ,sii
mate Of ho value at the Agricultural products al tie
Satrs, winch II zays . hif,d np'u Ilo '.aLuI1f 'ail
m7Dc 81 The n~ 81 lSi2. :" nadr ty The Commission
II OF Patents IN his Annual Erplt communicated Ia
tengf'ss an The 1t instant The rtos st down an
lh'~c Inch prevail ~ tins market, eue, sup
re'i Ia bt a,cr1e n eth'r Ijaces The actual
prices h're Designated ty the cttor "a thoc sup
lsr,d bv In i,urf Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

SllptklN".-Am most bualRlpe was committed !,
short inoc s'n'c in the adjoining County of T9zvrl
IS We nave been informed. The circumstances sttcn.
ding 'is "fpiia'Ion, As Hey have been ,.laLi 10 Us
'>c'cd, III aifocny ary thing Of the LiaJ thai uo p
member t''f To have hoanl Of especially IN virginia
They afe too ~hncAIns To be mentioned thus p,oIrlr -
Two 81 ihe parties concerned IN tins honols oulf,ne
We are told atr now injai, awaiting then irial The
ih'fd has not }'l been appiehcpdJ nsllec-ui its full
Hoa'uIe-"e Enst Nlli "a n!olSnrcd Out 10 them all
" yuieaiQe .Jnu,ual
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
"rrF FINED CONSTITUTIONAL rAcra

NJ. tsl.b tPrctcm Gushing has l5a9d Ia his eornaw
HAT lhe h'ta Ip~, MI The only lived Constitution
al hci' il' Government. The power al c"ncaaiua
appointments - fSed Constitutional fart" IN tn
N,no,c md Cai,b. gpof ,low. cha, knocked out In
brains aQainst It," Nas ttof such pm ntucb ia II
Clohingt P.ltr,Liagf Eff,RIoturer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

Thc HpMchbur0 1'trDtliaM.
.HO.hI3T. March 10. 1873
iiIG MEETING NEXT CAMPBELL COURT.

u IIT' MIL. M Mn 7 IANITBFII IVT 7.
The Wings ri Campbell vii hold meeting at their
neN Court lhlenday The l3lb March for the porra.
of nominating suitable candidates G the neNi L,sisa
tar.. Aud fflle purpose oiaffoniine d'Ieeaf- 10 tia
Nlg District tou> ,ulioh, H. lcld in Fam, lll, tn
the I'D OF March, ior the purpose Of nominating can
daaie ior tbs Congressional District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

n W" cldauei n Commerce We had an arrival.
.ays the Noflk Herald. from New OIean, ol cargo
u cont 1binl Of that. The west supplying the At
1pIir States viii one Of the own staples cheaper than
they r,is, thom~clv,a This corn at ~ cent? ih,
MARKET prc IN NV otIeane, Nil pay an oAcclcn,
ir,!ht at Tho euu,nt Prices he,o--ij to 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
1ugsp,,. Marh :. 1873.
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The latter thought, as Tie hill lived In, prncplc ii rd
ualion ui merchants hccnst II Va telttI 10 ake II a.
/, s'uod.
Nj Goodson said \ mcnl,r from llai,x WIS or
posed to Cling the blanks now and IN The 'rcr pn,pa
I'D because was helnninc at the iall .,,,d 81 The
head ar the sane reason h. (Mr. e IN f,var ii
the neasuns. He hoped no blauk Null be suirtd l.,
ieIaain untitled
The motion un tllrs lhr ftst hlanh with - Maa IN
sisted upon by Nj. G@ds,n, aud Mn decided "a til, no
eallfo, ay's q, noes -.
Various propositions Ia tl the blank were ner,ti,ed
One was 10 al the blank with ,l5
MI 6saisin mov,d 10 lay the bill tn, table ~ M
10 keep under the eonul OF the llous, until tn. pen
oIsl tax bill was passed.
The motion to lay the bill on the ,sbl, was neatly
ed.
Nh Broadus suggested a moIe Of Proceeding. to oby
ate all difficulty.
The lnt,au ,o ~, The bl,ul "A nh Il, va IT,, l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
! MIiERSI GDININ

The candidate nomin,i'd ., the last C.qIt of, h5
comfy Mr. Claihornc, it will be sccn by his lurr,
declines the nomna,ipu. The Wings will have 10 BIN
another candidate into the f,d--and there nu tim Ia
loose.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

d. The Democratic State Convention recommended
lalillore MS the most proper Place. aud the 4iI Monday
III N"''"hcf lel5, as ilet's time Ter the mrelIne ot
Tue National Convention, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for tie Presidency and Vice Ere sid,ncy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

IWoliag j" .h's.i0iIfi- The Calhtio sianal Of The
ION ei, states that on Inos''ay The III. two neero
men. belanens 10 Mr.. Bu,ocu wcfe lribly taken
If'" The lreml-'4 oi thu gentleman. about Z mil.
"" '' that r'"'' AMI hanged. without the h,nc6i Of
'h'2S lodse 81 Jury II appears that the ncarcs went
10 the hnnse al Nh holland few DAYS n,r,,on. s,l
ti'r abusing him. riled all his trunks lIasc,s, g.
bout the hoosc and dtosinsl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

V5s MAJ Pollard addressed li,e people Of AlbcmaTlP
last Court. Capt. Thompson not there, but his
Address TO the people OF the District, was sead ard
was sufficient inlido,e for every thing that Ma Pot
lard coGld soy friend YATES from that county,
tina. the clcctipn Of Capt Thompson is certain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13
TIE DEMOCRATS OF CAMPBELL

Afc r'ql'sled 10 meet al the Conr house oIthi.
~ IN NJ mlay. the ljh Inst, C nr, day. for the
Pnrpue Of nominating two candidates tof tho Ltgsu
tufc. full meong is desirable.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

&C. John {. Spencer, confirmed as Secretary
Of the Treasury, ly majority of only one voie.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

fory H. u ,se.-This gentlemen ann1nnccs himsl
candidate for Congress. From his letter ", would
uige he was much chasrincd at lis dc,a. in the SENATE
as Minister to France
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

iLilNOlS.-The Legislature ii ,hS State passeda
bill reducing the aN's Of the State fifty per cent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

9i' Allen Wilson. Esq, declines accepting the noml
nation TO repre- sent Cunb' rand county the next lie
.i,laiure
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81 Edward Everett, (now our Minister TO Great
brIian,) was confirmed in the Senate as Minister -
China, without opposition We believe it to be tho
best appointment that could possibly be made.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-03-13

o. hlr Gushing since his defeat in the Senate, fol
the Office Of Secretary Ut the Treasury, has DECLARED
himself candidate FOR Congress. lie had declined "
run some ting since.