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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The measures Adopted 4f surpessag The late fols and
tanlsang Their authors and abc1fs from The precinct
having been signally seeeesslu tranquility has been
restored aud tie lectures have this morning been re
suued.
The Board Of Visitors esed their session yesterday
esvIng the suijned resolutions intended max their
entire concurrence IN the steps which have led 10 this
happy result
"Rfsoired, Ihai /, be recommended to the Faculty
IN a The recurrence Of scenes similar to tse which
have recently disturbed the pace and good order OF the
CONVERSELY. to eadeavor through lheir Chainan 10 con
crrt such measures may be deemed prudent secure
Tie prompt and efficient aid Of the Civil Authority 10
preserving the peace and protecting the property Of the
Iayefsily.
"Reso'eed, That /, be recommended 10 the Faculty.
through their Chairman forthwith 10 address, IL the Pa.
rens and CANADIANS Of the Studnts Of the University
circular letter, setting firth bref slater enl Of events
connected with the recent Disturbances me withdrawal
of The Civil Authority from the pfeci cis the meeting
and adjournment of the Visitors, d The RESUMPTION oi
The eetnfcs and exercises 81 the lnshtnion.n
To correct any mscuneepii on Tie SUBJECT il is pro
per to state than the guard faoned at the Raiundn du-
ring Monday aud lofs'e protect the property Of The
taversiiy, was PLACED them by the Court and that II
was by them "ithLawn on "Wednesday, as being NJ
Hunger necessary Tho Nsiiafs having submitted lhe ques
non Il lis cont uaoce entirely to the discretion Of the
Civil Antho' ~
.APrll : III, 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

HARLOFFE-Carrington (Loco) elected dele
gate. Hubard's majority for Congress about SO.
LUNENBURG-Weu understand that Huhard's ma
jorty in this county is 40 lie is of course reelected
by about 60 10 the District.
NOTTOWAY.-For State Senate:-Burke, Dol
Dennis l65. For Delegate: Asa Oliver, (Whig,) PIG,
Thomas w. Neal, Loco, 1862.
RICHMOND CITY-For Congress John M.
Bolts (Whig) GAG, James A. Seldom Loco) 1903 Sen
ate: Ro. c. Slanard (W.) 65s. without opposition
For Delegate: James Lyons, Coz, Henry l.. Brooke
AIS. Messrs. Lyons aud Brooke are both Whiss.
differing only in opinion as to the consuonaly of the
mode OF annexlng foreign territory the Union by oint
resoution-the former affirming and the latter DENYING
hepower Mr.. Lyons received nearly the entire Loco
foco vote of the city, Mr. Broke received it last wear
in opposition to Mr.. Sanard for the Senate Mr..
Brooke was quite acceptable to his political opponents
twelve mouths ago, because he was then arayed against
the candidate Of The great body of the Wing party-bu,
they could not stomach him las, Thursday because al
though unchanged himself he was then the favorte can
date Of the Wings, and Mr. Lyons had taken the field
backed by dssentent minority, against him !
Next year. should Mr. Lyons be in the good graces of
majority OF the Wings again. and a dissatisfied few
should start Mr. Brooke against ha he may look to see
his late allies go over 10 Mr.. Brooke again. or VOTING
Tor any other individual who may be willing to avail
himself OF their support for the purpose Of dsiractinp
dividing and defeating the Wing party. lie is short
siehed, indeed who for the sake Of trumph over his
friends, VIII thus consent 10 form Temporary LEAGUE
win MS ehemes-who after he has served their turn
'"''' cast him, like loathsome weed, away." We
regret most sincerely the f nd in Riebmond
so much because il has resulted in the election r,,,
Lyons, who is good Wing, and ger LENA, -, ,l.n,.
aud high character, as because i. ,.s :, 81 -
lea 10 the defea. of Mr. Bots. for Congress., man
'' WIN ali his faults, the consequence Of his na,ur,
Pe'uosiy and oPenness of temper, deserved dieren,
'a'e from the Wing party. The man around wbom
"ey 50 warmly rallied when he led he foriorn hone in
''a' As'''c'-ahd at time when some who now as
sure 20 'aNe The lead in the Wing party, were not so
cordial IN lis snpporthas just reason 70 connlan of h
ingraufude OF those who deserted him tho 9, -, ,.
mat IL was In then power to grace his brow with
sPiehdid triumph Such treatment, instead of enco,r
aging 2arlo'ic men to to take bold stand in psrod -
uoo uanser' oilers rather inducement to fur one,
sails, and stand aoof from the conflict in all
Emergencies, and only TO launch ant n n tho d.
e sea is smooth and the elements all calm aronnd bo,,
Do''s mas. IN his defeat, the cordial svmna,by ofu
"ue wings; tor although there may be among them
S'e VINO 90 not entirely approve of every tbing he h,
oo"e ana said, yet they know how to make e,crso g.
e"Pafan'ea like his, nfamed by the irces
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
LATER FRnM MrXlrn

An arrival al New Orleans from Mexico brings dates
no he IN April ir1n Vera Cruz-l DAYS later Tin
eNia if"m the oilce Of The New Orleans plcaynne
bfiags Us the Intelligence hy Ills arrival
.lltrco has Nor dccls3ed ,car against he limited
STATES bot the ocal rtprr. III Dafo Del tabier,o Ut
lac ID INST announces that u Is IN possession Of certain
movements On The para II the Government of a waflke
character, Nhieh II constituted Ia withhold from the
public as seetes1 he soai gf Harg operations but
ma" t"fnal I'D IS that II il,s that the speedy AID sue
ee'ghi issue 4 pstse qpetgBs III sJun teleto the pub
lie curiosity IN regard 10 them.
On Tie ord April SENIOR tuevas addressed memorial
10 the chanheis toHshng his department. He arpues
tlal annexation should inevitably bring nn war; and
places apparent confidence IA the interference of FOREIGN
PAYERS, winch, although dissenting Ia Iexas igdspfa
oShee may he trusts oppose The uther enlargement OF
The u. :. Territory.
Inc AeArah pftss gtes Cor war; a portion rehnke
fie Minister for any reliance upon Euf1pean pp,yfrs
apparently with tAe idea lla it humliaiinu to MeAi.
~ " "c" ''se"le'e i9f all and HAT sha onght boldly
40 sep forward IA her aWH sindeatlan
MI Shannon The 3si Of Match. wfo,r a letter IN
lac Minister ~ reply 10 Its announcing cessation If a,
d'fnmauc intercourse vi the United States He re
news EXPRESSIONS OF desire he part Of the g. States
10 preserve aieape relations lib AeNco; and the hope
iaai all matters Ia depule between them may he s1t
lied Ia Just and satisfactory manner. he Futeun
biinisier REPLIES two days atctNatds in letter winch
repeats ibai all diplomatic intercourse with Mr. y and
h's government IL at end and canHC br continued
AHd says iha Il cannot be feHe ed until the L ) has
revoked the Ia of annexation
Mr., Shannon did nal pursue dgnifod course 10 pres
slug the correspondence.
SANTA Anoa's anal out concluded and his health
WIS iadd tent.
The British irjea'e Eurydice arrived al Vera Cruz
en- HE WoEling OF tie l2th rIst from Galveston Win
dispatches, winch were immediately forwarded 10 the
capital.
Capt Patterson, 81 the schooner Fanny spoke on thu
i'th inst, in lat 70 46. lon. 45 20. the American
squadron consisting of the irgale Potomac. sloop Fal
mouth and brigs fanfeid AID SaneIs bound to Vera
Cruz
Letters hsi been received in Vera Cruz from the A.
'necah Nialser Mr.. Shannon, whn had retired 10 Ia
cnbaya. than he would leave or the Unred Sio,os IN
ie" days II Is probable that he is ouy awaiting DIES
patches which he knixs to be on their way To hin
beiofe taking leave Of Mexico.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
FRANKLIN.

We have not received statement of the vote at the
different precincts in this county 1t will be iha,
one Wing and Loco is elected to the House of
Delegaes-no change. For Congress: Treadway 5S8,
Chealham 500. For Delegates: WIN. A. Street Ooco, }
579, DIR. Carper, do, 5l0 Helms do So Peter Saun>
ders, (Whig) SD, James Patterson, do. 49l.
HALIFAX-John r. EdmunJs and Dr. SlovaIl Il 90
cosy are reelected delegates. Teadway's majority for
Congress 40.
PAFRlCK.-Tatem Loco, is elected delegate beat
ing Mr.. Turner, the late Wing delegate, few votes-
Williams has small majority over Wltcher for the
Senate. Witcher is, however elected. Chcatham's
majority for Congress SO.
FLGVANNA.-For Congress: John Hill, (Whig, }
239, e. w. Hubbard (Loco,j 10 For Delegate:
Stillman, (Whig) 24l, Wills, (Loco) 10
BUCkiNGliAM-For Congress: Hubbard 526 Hill
1888. For Delegates Willis P. Bocock, Ooco,) SD;
Thomas H. Flood. (Whg) 5i4; John w. Haskins,
(Loco) 5l4; DIR. Clifford Cabell, (Whig. } 500 One
Wing and one Loco elected. Wing loss Of one
PRINCE EDWARD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

meni the infama lou he Oh aimed, anl 10 do what IL
could asaiusl The ,fade. until be removed
Slf Hsner endravpfed Ia do what he could Ia thwar
Mr.. Sacum, uetl he himself removed.
Mt. GeTden, eip succeeded Mr. siscum, has follow
81 that aeatieasas examIie.
Mr.. Profit. warn Minister a, Rio, showed his deter
nGaiiun TO da As NJ W has dune.
When MI Use a,ased at Re. he faet Messts
Pfoiit S2cum aud Gulinn learned al thai had beer
do-a. aaa thuueh Sdaihcincr and a STAKEHOLDER he
saw his cgenir,'s hag said at RIO and ds2raced and
issa The first used all bis .laeuee against IT, and hope
he vii yet sacceed; tsne Smthefn.r and savehel-
dc. he deserves the mirs credit for his condncl can
on,y be caused by pure and pssfioe motives
Mr Wise Obtained mueh Information up1n the sub
pct, must Of which IS probably 81 Washington.
The hrt in which tie took an active aad open part
was that OF tie Popoise. about mich many different
slaiements have appeared.
The brig Propose has been railing between Rio and
Aitica "a sert suspe8as paper In yeats,-she vas
sud 10 have btea owned by nnled slaye.lrndtr. but
siii saii,d as an American vessel. and Messfs. Max
well, Virgin and Cunpaas managed her business (na
ndial51 al H. She last attived ii lf,n JaHuaTy -
SD; as 0sua, an American o st's buai visited
her, and vhen having. letter Ras lhfown m signed
BY uaf salTs. addressed 10 any hde Of an Amef-
ican ssrl Il var, deuauneiul the pofposn as saver
taPiaia Grgure a. Cammandcr Turner received the
i,,ier aad scat II To our esusa Mr. Gndun wto came
~, and with the # Tie ufuper authorities the
poTPase VS. pat under the guns Of the Bautau. and
ileol. Shubrlek was gtsea command 81 her The neNt
cay the Americans beard taken un shufa to Tie
consul 10 be questioned. aud the Bfszan aud Punu
e",,e ~" 'se'e Ntts siose' % go on shore.
's, " 'se aad me biazilah Munster OF fofeisn N
aus nsa se eoo''fsaiaa op'H ihe subject and an ap
- ~ I'm Ga sl'a' N.Y. WIN Il became kno"n
~' lae t@ssensets'o 90 gong On baafd aasn had been
d. lnfd; much excitement was caused by the slave
ueSets anu laea oeods aaI TIE Mlai''er d Justice
a A,''"s' Ni.Te'' "a =, Ptisaaara % SEND uil sA
,.s las ~ eala'sr u pt'lpe '"eer' "'o Was
" 'See - t rofPAss; 'ffN ana pas
u9tts, ana 10 u.s. l'fre necessary lie fund Lieat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

HE SILENT NOW.-On Sunday last, as we
learn from the New York Observer, Young gentleman.
formerly pupil and subsequently teacher, in lhe New
York Institution for the Deaf aud Dumb vas received
into church fellowship with The Third prcsby terrain
church at Newark n j. The pastor of The church.
the Key Or. Brinsnade, interpreted, he being familiar
"',h 'he language oil Signs The interesting candidate
took his place IN the broad aisle in COMPANY with oib
eTs, aud when they had answered the usual enquiries in
me usual 'om the pastor presented the confession Of
ailh. which this deaf mute had previously examined
and by signs the candidate declared his adoption Of il and
hade public confession OF his desire 10 serve God The
scene s described as peculiarly soemh and affecting
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
sELSON.
PITrSYLYANIA.

In this county there was no opposition 10 the Wing
candidates for the House Of Delegates, aud, for that
reason, perhaps as well because of the general apa
thy which seems almost every where to be evlnced by
that party, there was very thin turn out while the
Locos were a, their posts usual, giving about their
ordinary vote! 1t will be that the Locooco
didate for Congress obtained majority in Pilsyvana!
This is 10 be accounted for by his personal popularity
in the county Of his residence. and the comparative
unacqnaniance of the people with his opponent. Sub
joined Is satemen, Of the polls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

The New Y7fk corresp ndunt Of ihe National lnteli
geDcer says that by process somewhat akin to
X ysrizing invented aud patented In this country and 10
Enaland hy DR.. Iardnef and James Davidson, Esq !,
prorisons arc cured in New York 10 way 10 acquire
superior qualities ibe juices being retained. which, by
the ordinary method are expeled 81 that a bullock Is
slaughtered put INTO light vessel the gasses that
promote puifeaciian pumped out salt driven into and
through The meal by hydraulic pressnfe and there you
have Il thoroughly cured aud ready for lnascaon or
expectation in fieenty fur hours Yankee NOW pro-
poses extract and candensc the essence OF meat
that he merchant may take bis daily TODD IN his waist
coat pocket, aud thus save the limo Of going home
10 his dinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

RECIPE FOR ASTfINA.-The following recipe
for the asthma has brcn handed US by gentleman Of
intelligence, says The Frederick Herald. " no as we
know, has long and grleyolsy suffered with that COM
plant, and hopes that others suffering Ike himself may
be relieved b, II.
Dissolve Of sallpeIre in pint Of water; dip
sheets Of brown paper il the solution until they
iumied-dry the parer when fiji Of asthma comes on.
tear strip or two rom sheet and burn the strips; the
patient being near the smoke long the burning
tinnes The above simple remedy has given more re-
ei 10 snifrer for twenty years Of the asthma
than any other remedy he used.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

One Of The greatest curosilies witnessed Of the
ipsos HatuFU order the Tennessee dwarf t. l.. Low
~ now beng exhibited at IempeiaLce Hall, ST.
Charles ST, Now Orleans. This extraordinary being,
although twenty years age, measures only Two feet
eight inches in height, and wei rs hut forty pounds
Ills head Is OF the natural size for ono Of his age
with manly and intelligent expression Of oonnlensnce
The construction Of his inls singular. admit
ting Of ileN.sly q limbs lfuly astonishing. In fact.
he IL altogether Object vel worthy the attention Of
The curious Bee
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WN
1piilZ m, 1915.

SIaGrLAn AND SUSPICIOUS tmcUMsrANcE.--A
stranger who sad he from the State Of Ohio and
who gaye IA his name Milton Fowler, was found
last fud1y the Presidents House ander very su-p=
ciuus and singular CIRCUMSTANCES such naturally To
create sumo alarm, and induce the belief thai the man
was lahenng under mental arrangement. He iHtruded
himself ITO the private rDums, and found walking
shout the house with open clasp knife IN his hand.
Being asked by gentleman what lie was doing there
the stranger immediately ask The gentleman ii he was
the President, and being answered IN the negative. the
stranger remarked 10 The gentleman he had m night Ia
question hia, wors TO that eject An officer being
scat Tor the stranger taken before Justice John u
Clark and committed To jail ar safe keeping and further
cXaminaiion. Thu man talked somewhat mruheIently
before the examining magistrate About the person ot
The mysterious stranger were found Two oayes u bread
aud teo bottles ol wine Our statement OF tbs Singh
lar alif IS derived from the officer WHO took the slraf
ger lnta custody. Milton Fowler, the person under
commitment, says lac IS native Of Connerilcai aad
has resided Of late IN the State Of Ohio. Nat ini
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

Lieutenant Fremont Is now at 81. Louis, organizing
an exploring company of young to form an cxpcdls
ton to The walefsol the Pacific He desires none but
yonne men OF intelligence aud good character. Tho cx.
ped9n VIII last lor three years. aud It's operations Will
'N'eHd from the Black Hills to the Western Ocean and
Tom California 10 The northern limits OF Oregon Those
who have taste or danger and build daring adventure
may now have chance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
Aac's'psoss's s0isfp0sssss: syrnp of Tar
ard Wood .SGDEfGU

afilE subscriber has been appointed agent for the sale
oil the above valuable medicine II is confidently
frconnended as Tie mas certain remedy known for The
cure u the Pulmonary Consumption, Chronic Bron.
chiis, Liver Complaint and all affections Of the breas,
nd lungs Thousands have used ii with the happesi
results an The cure VI that much dreaded and insdous
disease. For sale BY JOHN II. SEAY.
April "a WITS r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

DREADFUL ACCIDENTAL oae ofiho Paw
iuehe Iactures, Isabella Walker. young girl aged 10
years while sanding agalns, the box Of the man shaft
IN The iaeIoty IN which sine employed was caught
ny her clothes by one OF the bands and carried rapidly
around. Before The machinery could be- slonped her
brains were literally beaten out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

The office OF the Chlel Engineer Of the Western and
Atlantic tl Road. C. +. ". Garnet, Esa) at Nj
ro'ia, Ga, was orcoly entered the night llhc Slh
ut aud the Safe robbed $500 worth u scrip, ofthe
denomination of5 10, 20 and 80 dollars together with
$500 Ia gold COIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

The Charleston. s. {. papers announce the death of
Dr. VIM Read, aged ninety years, his plantation
on Cooper river. the night ofihe 20lh instan THIS
venerable patriot member of Gen. Washington 5
sati during The Revolutionary war. and had lived to
good I'D age enjoying the fruits of his youthful service
lie was bnTel al Chlraslnn with 1he hnnnrs Of ,Xnr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
FOR SALE.

60 ILL be sold, on Saturday. the Sd May next. at
~ the wharf near b. +. Sackett's lumber house. ,
Freight Boat known by The name of Richmond IN
sad boat Will be sold for cash. by order Of the Illus,
ngs Court OF the town Of Lynchbnfg in the case of b
r. oacaett vs.. b. 6 Deyinney
April "a ,eu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

COTTON IN TEXAS.-The increase of ,be
growth OF Texan Cotton is as follows; Ia 1886. 500
ooo pounds IN 1889. 100000; in 1912. 5000 006
aud IN lS45, 100000 by estimate. This bowev.
er, is but snail part Of the coun raised there. Thess
aouls were iaAeh from The returns of cotton imported
into New Orleans entitled 10 debenu;e. Bul much ~
me Texan cotton went through the Custom house Al
New Orleans, and passed there as American cotton.
hundred thousand bales is the estimated co,tus crop
raised in Texas in lsi5 wy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
SPRING FASHIONS.

VIE undersigned has just received his Spring repor
OF II ii = III % ~ y from the North. EN-
hracing ihase Of LONDON AND FRANCE. and in.
yfs his customers and The public generally 10 call and
se mem at his house on Main ST. four doors above John
o. deem's store. where all work entrusted 10 him will
edane according 10 order and in The best style and man
ser. WILLIAM RI AVEV
Ai-rca st. /,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

A NEW PROPHET FOR NAlryOO Tho
following "a the last story which related Of the ana,
lcsm OF the Mormons When prophet dies his spigit
remains with his tribe and supernlends their opertions
Joe smith, who was recently shot. still exercises his
supehoending ca'e over his flock. One Of the dslin
gnshed elders of The Murmons SAYS that he has ,,ely
had an Interview with joe who declared his deerolua,
ton toappont Orsnn Hyde his successor. ACCORDING to
the provisions in the Book Of Covenants Orson will
probably be chosen in conformity to Joe's wish"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01
TIVE AFFAlR AZ RIn.-Ihn

TINE AFFAIR AT RlO.-'Ibe National In,r1f
Fehest say; We have l,asn to Suppose thai he Bm-
'A'han G'Pctnmuul has tat cnnsaerpd The brpf mi.nn
'oe'sans'ns between Munster and ITS authority M
'h's eFeSs'a' the stzFfe pi The fap1lse Of sudi
ciei consequence lo to made subject Of femonsranee
30 tina Government
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

MADlSON-R. A. Banks, (Loco,) re elected to the
House ofDeegates without orposltion.-For Congress:
i-eake 496, Irving IS. We learn that Leahe's ma.
JoHty IN Greene is 23l and in Orange 81. So tina,
he Is elected to Congress by majority in the Dis,rc,
VI ibout 225.l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

ELECTION FROM Orricr. UNDER rnE INV pyY1s-
rr.-on the evening oi The 2jlh Of March, Mr. Skin
nef. Assistant Postmaster General going inu his office.
(aler o'cock) found the following brief. pnhy and
comprehensive frman upon his desk
"Eriract from Tie Journal II March %. 1911
"Oulrred that Dr. n, NJ. Miller be appointed Third
Assistant T. NJ. General in the place of :. Skinner
renewed"
Post Office Department, March p. 1874
The Postmaster General DIRECTS me To Communicate
10 ynu The abnve copy Of an official order this day made
by him and entered upon his journal.
am, very respectfully,
our ubt. servant,
JonN MARRoN, Chf Clerk
ToJ. s. Skinner, Esq present
"Shorl and sweet" certainly
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

We suhJuin statement of the vote in this county
from which II will be seen, that, while the Locofpco
vote is nearly as full usual, that of the Wings is
greatly deficient. This expected and unwelcome
state OF things. by which the Wing candidate fnr Con
gross in that District has been probably defeated is as,
crbahe doubtless, in part to the apathy which prevails
IN the Wing ranks consequent upon their defeat in the
Presidential election last fall mainly to dssensons
among themselves, growing ofthe selection Of can
didaes for the Legislature, the mode of doing which
Gather than any objection 10 the candidates themselves
| unfortunately led to no little dissatisfaction II will he
seen indeed, that two Wings, in addition to the cand,
dates nominated some weeks SINCE cere started on The
morning Of The elecion-contrary, we are sure to the
wishes of those gentlemen themselves. Indeed, one of
them. (Nlr Pate authorizes state that he had no
agency either directly or indirectly, in the use of his
name, and that he did not know certainly that a pol
would be held for him. until the day of the election
Those gentlemen, therefore, at all accountable
of a result, which confident no Whp REGRETS
more than they. 1t will be seen that the Whp vote
with few exceptions, was concentrated upon VIM NJ
Burwell aud DIR. Tn. p. Mitchell, the regular Wbio
candidates, who are elected by considerable major
tiles:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

Tom MARsu.LL, says The Frankfort Commonwealth.
aely adml'ied IN conversation, that the Wing party is
shi aud said he would never be Loco TOGO and that
NC had been npeeJ by personal hostility to Mr. Clay
10 act as he did last year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-01

INVOLUNTARY SulClDE.-M For Scott, re-,
Gently. captain PereIt, of the tued States Draroons
accidentally KILLED himself with his own PISTOL while
tSsayihg to shoet dog that had been in the habit oil
Annoying him parade.
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Domeotie Entel.l0eurr.
From The Charlottesville ,9drorafe, .3gra 20.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

al The University tins week Not beng acquainted with
The particulars II the matter cannai speak II iIs
its. The G,Inaisg statement by OF the Faculty.
gehef with the resolutions 81 the Board of sofs, has
been handed ~ Us f1f publication.