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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

The Charleston Mercury assaIs the admlnrsta-
ton in reference 10 its appointments and removals, lhs
assertion OF The Polk presses that the FRI Dds Of Mr. Cal
houn are not pruscrbd, says is shown he false by
the a"s. Referring 10 The removal Of AIr W Iiams
from The ofce Of collector The prl Of Boston, and hs
appointment Of Gov. Morton. an old Missouri Res'rc-
Iionis, in his place. the Mercury saws:
MIR. Calhoun and Mr.. " Illams were College class
mates and warm personal friends. The batter "as
thorough trce-trade aid State Rights man--a fahiul
and competent, officer and neither he Mr.. Calhoun
had any hing 10 do with creating the vacancy which
he Was nvIltd 10 Fl We have mi seen reas N gwen
for his renuvsl. But tx Gov. Morton a most perseve-
nng Van Buren, man, is put In his place. Tie is man,
Mho oneh' IN mere rolIry. to receive no avors from
Itnocrat, Presidrni--i"r his violent abolition opniots,
roarsely expressed as oilen as he had chsnce have
been pfitcl pest 10 Ire party IN the S"nhtrumSstd
against us by all The he presses al every phclona as
pf"" mai The Democrats and Aholinlsis Vi The Npr'h
were all Of family. Int he was Van Buren, man.
The Mercury also complains of the removal Of Gen.
Hardin from the Corcorship Of the port of Savannah;
and n'imaes Pretty strongly hat il is because the Gen
era twas an old ate Rights man." (slrsnge. too IN
a State Rights administration =. and particularly as his
Successor, Gen. Bullock warm Proclamallonis'!
The following paragraph from the Mercury. Too, al
ftrds matter for II Election
"There is curious coincidence that deserves to b
noted. There three men in the BALTIMORE Conven-
tI"n who were conspicuous for fighting after The bsts
was si.who wonld give up. and could abide !ks
nomination Of Mr.. Polk These three were Nassrs
Bancroft aud Morton of Mass, aud Mr. Shields Oh Ala
he brSi is in the Cabinet, the second Collector ob Dos
ton. and the third sent foreign mission. Strange
It not +? Does Mr. Polk mean 10 say that il was very
nasty business making hl;n President. daes he wish
US TO understand that he Furnishes his supporters and ~
wards his orpsers because he is compelled 10 act attee
llcallun Of ohers2 One the other seems To be 'hs
natural conclusion
'Ihere another gentleman in the Baltimore Coas
'enllon who, besides being MIR. Van Buren's Spikes
nan there cnsplcu, Tor The threat hirt be aoH
ID at that body that they would get enough of Hexss
Annexaiion before they were doae with ii.--Fet MD;
g Butler pressd:o take in the Cabinet: ano
n his refusing appointed All flire worth aSpV''
yroY't
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To the Editors af The Charleston Courier.
STEAMER NsSpERnIIr. April /.
HDE.'r IsIuts IN ,fIpTlNJ,


Messrs. Ediiurs-lhe Dismal Swamp Is now on FIRE
and has been ln " else days. NJ has fallen in
thai reghn iuf lhah months. Tie dauaE'
sustained by PERSONS engaged in the shngle and
business has been inneHss-one Individual has sl II
hast $4,000 and others 5000. S2U0o. and un.
q riding The fufce employed Great haes. fifteen and
twenty feet deep hav. heen tutnt which understand
occasioned nv the pfeat amount oi vegetable Hatitf
hs, has brett accuualailng IT many years throughout
the swamp Thousands Of cattle and uther stock have
persisted 10 the 0ames.
Oae thing Connected with this conf grafton NAV he
s.urce Of interest yuur pairans Al I'D negro
man and woman. with child, runaway lrum thr.r
master iweny-sx years ago. aud nave been heard
from until TUESDAY lasl, when, being driven by The
threatening haus they returned their master, honse
Il miles ir.m Sul1alk, Na) accompanied by fifteen
healthy children, all Il Nhum, excepting The eldest
were barn ia the eavetns OF the Dismal Swamp. \
large nnmher 81 slaves have Iecn bfeed. under similar
circumstances ta feash 10 iher masters, 1lcf an ab
sence,of ten, 6iecn aud tee oiy years.
Large numbers 81 Mid btass, IL various spceies
have betn seen in the adjoining wtods, must Of which
are bears.
IN the neigtbHho,d of Petersburg and along the linz
ri The Cssl,n Rail X ad dstueivr hte alsu pinp
destroying thousands q, dollars worth 4 property; many
valuable plantations have hecn swept clean pf,. =
wan, Of ram prevails Throughout tbs ene sectiot oil
country.
Ia addition 10 the abayo caannrs a dscaec Is n
pine, w"sine fatal in neatly every case. : ,rmed by
sumo btach tong Ut attacks the atipn, in yatr
~ OF iornis could not learn the ssppi ms attending
this dr.lnl cunplaui-it Regarded a. n new TYNE a.
d,sease, resembling nothing else. Seytftl hundred ner
sons have already died ia consequent nj Tins dlstasf
Respectfully. yuurs trnly.
Z. >. BHDNNsON, NJ d.
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From the.Nec Orleans Picaypne Of .1pril IL.
LATER FROM ME\IlO

by the arrival oi The schooner W alter Wuch last eve.
nlne, which rtl Nota Cruz IN the 5l. inst W. have
received our flies from the civ If Mexico To the 25h
ut and from Vera Cruz The day OF the sailing OF thu
schnnner
The schooner Fanny from this port had arrived al
Neia ttnH with hemtclgence OF the passage OF The
sure OF Annexation by the l.. =. Congress, The news
Mas received oddly by most of the inhabitants of that
seaporI but there Was some clustering aud talk about
war m The part of portion Of the population, which all
sane men supposed would suhslde
on day ptnr Ia the sailing ol The Water Witch
the British man II Mar EuD dice set sail for Galveston,
With dispatches lost received from the cly Of Mexico
fnr the BRUSH Minister IN Texas The purport of tn p
do, unrnls had iranspired but il was rI,nur,d and
generally credited that they conalneda complete Tec,p
hloh "n The part OF Mexico oi the Independence Of Tex
as upon The condition 'ha, she rejected the proposed An
neNatlon 10 the Unted States
Santa Anna still remained prisane, n. Tho Casile al
Peroie. We hnd his written defence in the papers
which we have received, but II throws little lrhi npon
The transactions OF the revonion. lie endeavnrs to
Throw upon Others The responsibility Of all The mus fla
gram acts which provoked the general lnsu,rrction
lhe difficulty with The prosecuting officers appears
To be under what character proceed against him he
having acted under The orders OF Canazo during the
critical events ct the revolution, simple General OF
Division.
The Mexican Government had received intelligence
o the passage of The Annexation resolutions hy bot h
hotsts at congress but they had official notice thai
Press lent Tyler had gwen his assent 10 them Howey
er, They entertained ile doubt of their receiving his
approval un files from the capital M, So late as due
nut We inter thai the Government really posses
sion at the latest intelligence and that The departnre of
The BRUSH vessel o war from Galveston was cvpseanent
upon The inform alton.
On the 2lst OF March, the Chamber OF Deputies took
INTO consideration the subject ot the Annex Of Tex
as hfs buttons were introduced and warmly support
ed Tor declaring the provisions OF the Treaty oi 1881
(Dllhed IN 1882 at al end for closing the f,s Of Mex
leo against all vessels of the United States and prohibit
ing The introduction OF our manufactures and. fnslv
that no proposition from Government for the re.nra
ton o friendly relations should be sienrd to- save uin
the cnrdnn that the United States should ,enuunce al.
!ogeiher the plan OF annexation.
he attention Of liberal mnded men in Mexico appea rs
10 be iSed am,s, exclusively upon reform Of the Gun.
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Che 1pmehbmr1 Jir1i,tiam.
THURSDAY, APRIL "a, 1876.
TIE LAST APPEAL

The election comes Of to.day and AS We have here
ofoe observed there is less ereiieBcRt than we have
ever before known Oh any similar occasion Neyerlbe.
less. there may be fuller vote than has been generally
ahc'p'ed; ard We hope that the Wings Of L. nchburg
nereinro who ran, with the hss ofoniy few mlnutes
time, attend at the polls. will mol fail 10 exercise the
right To say nothing Of The county eleclion the re-
suit of the contest for seal in Congress may Depend
upon fHl role here. That il will be close race all
admit, and ii is by means improbable even thai sin
Gle vote may determine it, Let every Wing voter, lhe.,
be at the polls to-day.
Many of our citizens have freehods in Bedford and
Amherst aid Their votes may elect Irving to Congress
and Paiteson 10 the House of Delegates. Will they
ot put themselves the inc, nvenence Of visiting the
nearest precincts in those countless and demsiiing their
votes in accordance with their enlightened opinions
OF What is demanded by The best Interests Of the couury
And in Buckingham, too, there will be very close and
doubtful contest for members Of The Legislature The
distance is some~ hat greater than 10 Amherst and Beds
ri, but i, certainly ought moi 10 be regarded nsu
peabe obstacle The pleasure indeed Of DAVIS ride
in the country, this of The year. will more than
compensate for the oss OF time occasioued by the aun
We ask such Of them, then, possibly do so, tn
ride To Oakvillr. and vote for Flood aud Cabel par
cuarly as, according to the old saying, as goes Buck
mehdm, goes the Stale"
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Donlr6tis imtellt9ener.
From the .sofaik Herald. april H.
ARRIVAL OF THE NANDALiA- DISTRESS,
ING INTELLIGENCE.

Our readers informed bv yesterdays paper, tha
the L. s ship Vsndsi,s bad been ni. ci.d With the ye'
kw fever, Pm P.ioes and fa, large number oi
her sick from it: The fandaila arrived IN
Hampton Rusds yesterday. snd il is now painful
task add that the disease since her sailing from Pari
Prince the si Of Apnl has been dfeiul in It's
pus. Absai hall the crew the sirk list, aud nine
teen have died. Among The deaths are the following
,.ficers:
George Mason lIooe. Is, fieut.
Lieut.. james NJ. I.ekeit.
Assistant Sageon. Nm p. Canning.
par>er. Rorri = Moore
Jetn overmsn. Carpenter. (beIote tepatted)
SAM Crow Salmaktr.
Cummodore Bolton despatched the siramer Wafer
Witch yesterday aiern.sln TOW The landalia up
she bite Of Crsney IsaaJ and be will Of dlsrose
a. The silk and w.ll hrnay DEEM bes for their care
and cun,fori, without Infringing the indispensable
qaifemenis Of the quarantine regulations Il the port
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hardware. Cutlery, and >nslIcry.
T II U II NJ a n s. S CFIOOL FIELD

IN AVE just received, and are now Offering ior sale
at the lowest prices. The largest STOCK or
HfRDU IRE they have exhibited IN his market
bette. The stock has been bought with great care er
cfEry for cash. and consists OF every description Of
gouds in the Hardware line
The following will be found in their assurtmenl--all
in great variety; Locks. Hinges, Lache-. Bulls,
Screws. Nails. Glass and Patty; Anslls. Bellows,
ices, Sledaes w-Plates. Nyihes aud Snaths;
Spades aud ShoveIs; Coach aud Cabinet Makers Mate,
rails, lTon and Steel; Bus. Slirups. Hog Skins eh,
hing, Saddle Trees. Buckles, SILK 81. They are pre-
pared IL Offer great inducements 10 Dealers hnltsale
ar RETAIL and respectfully ask Of them call tecte buy
ing elsewhere, as bargains will be sUlJ
April II w,s If
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M 4; ID &c IN T. = s,

M u DICIN ES,
hRf PAINTS. Mace. Cloves. Nntmegs, Allspice,
~ Pepper and Girger, Surgeons instruments, Soap
aud periunery, Brushes, Dressing Combs.
Water aud Velvet colours.
Wlnes, Cordlas aud Gin,
Oh oi Bergamor,
do do Lemon,
do do Lavender,
do do Cinnamon,
do do Cauaway,
do do Juniper,
do do Spru.e and other essential Oils,
Gold. Silver, Steel and Seed Beads. cut and
pl.ln, assortd
English aud French Chemicals
sm'll supply Of really fine Segars and SnufTs,
Garden seed.
GUNS few single and double barrel London Guns
Of finest quality.
PlsIoLS-Singe, double and six barrel, part bes
quality.
Sporting Powder. English and American best quality
Peters, Lees, Beckwlth's and other anti bilious and
anti dspeptlc PILLS,
Soda aud SedlIz Powders.
Blue. Green, Red and Brown Smalts,
Walls, Wal and Battle Cwks,
Grass Fishing Lines, Limerick Fish Hooks, assor.
ted.
Silver, Pearl and Shagreen Lancet Cases.
Ioewood. Alum, Copperas and Cam@ oud,
Emery aud Bronze assnrt,d,
Scales aud W elghis, Morars, I)olns Knives,
Fire Spstuats, Shop Furniture,
best GLACIERS Dia londs and Putty Knives,
Medicine Chests and Patent Medicines,
Two set. Of soda water Apparatus, very low.
fuf sale rs above 9'ud supply oi Epson SALTS OPT
um. Calone Rhuharp Sfona Leaves. Sqnllls, Chrome
yellow. Chrpme Greeu French Green. aud many 9th
or articles MT menli,ned Several of The articles will
be offered at less than present .\,e York Prices aud
all ol them. ,clav bills al prices please the
closest dealers. being resolved sell of the en-
re stuck as quickly as possible ir cash. approved
negotiable Notes. HOW FL DAVIES.
Apnl 10 VISIT
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LOOK AT THIS
Unprecedented lOlC FsY,crS !

VIE subscriber Is opening his Spring stock of
4 Goods, to which he invites attention of all mr.
chasrrs. IN stock Is well selected, and nearly all
new Goods, and will be sud Vt prices that cannot fail
Ia give entire satisfaction.
lie deems II unnecessary to give extended lis, Of
articles aud prices. but would say that all buyers will
consult their hes, interest by giving Tins stock an exani
nation. Great bargains may be had.
JAMES a. STlGLER.
Bank Square
April 10 3w if .
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l'uS.Il,E NibTs(,l;.

A LII lots. bickyads, cellars, nriv,es and private al
"A ieys from and after the LIST of May, that are mol
hound upon examination To be in perrc, order and clean
". will he SUBJECT Ia fine Of dollar e.. eyerv twelve
hnurs This notice will be used evidence in all cases
where fine is imp 'sed. This ordinance will be repu
larry enforced asains, all offenders.
JESSE T. BURTON,
Master Of Police.
April II. Auf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

DfoM u Judge Leona,,i-ludge Gilbert LEONARD
~ Inc Parish "i Plaqoen ,pds. aud wlnse name has
beea made e'msPcuous by his slleeed cunnecon with
aud patcfaha 20. the famous p,squ,mincs frauds
died IN New Orleans on The Sih. rm wound received
N duel three weeks before 1t is supposed that the
duel originated in The frauds alluded 10.
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MELANl Holly On the first day Of this month
the body Of Ar. Samuel l.. Lewis, printer and recent.
y fdIior Of the Yazo Demacra was found in the vi
c'niiy ef Baton Rouge, drowned. lie had for some
'4"e pasl shown symptoms Of INSANITY and on the night
Previous he went 10 the landing aud fell from The
~ anbsai Rsinoow. A rope was throw to him. bu, he
deelinfd 10 take hed-of il. lie has sG distressed
Wis and sIpall family.
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A ToLERABLY STArscH Clay Yesterday
rsfning. as ihe deek hands al The sieatubua Suaua
We're railing coeple Of casks Of boa ed
Hin. Henry Cias. Ashland, kepueL,.' - stranger
apparently from the est. after nesrdug the itscrp
'%n 10 silence until the casks fairly deck cried
"ut 10 the clerk that il be would put the wine in state.
ssshn, and give each cask good mattress bed and a
@nsqu'ooaf he would pay their passage M the river.
snd dsIara piece 10 the siewa,d.-.N O. Picauuns,
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Great FIRE AT MiLwArKlE Two squares. con.
rainng ahuu ltny hauses, were DESTROYED by fire st
.Alilaaakie. W iscnnsin Territory, on The motnna o
The 6't ms ant. The entire ss Is stated al upwards
al $4,000. number of persons aere seriously IN.
jufed By the fxptstn vi rueu,r in ne Of The siois
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FIRE IN THE MOI NrA,NS"-'rh Rock.
toghsm IVA Register oi the l2ih instant SAYS thar the
h1rning n'oubaIns N Pcndrtun aud Bath counties pre
senied grand and heauplui spectacle ior several
dating The past aud present week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

siituii4na Bases If Tuesdays. They wish to limit IN
some manner the powers Of the Executive.
There were several shecks Of an earthquake felt IN
Oaacs on the 10Th u Many persons were killed, and
scarcelya house was left unnjured. There was The
greatest CONSERVATION among the inhabitants lest lie cry
should be ruined.
we mentioned Yesterday that Santa Anna was sirug-
Cling rather his money than his life. Ia confr-
nation Of this we find in files his correspondence
with his bankers IN which he directs hem secree his
funds aud place them under the protection Of the British
flag
There seems Ia be SOME dssensof 10 Gen Herrera 5
cabinet ST. f. heyerria The Minis of Finance, evin-
ces disposition retire. The deputy from Zscetecas.
ST. Luis de La Rosa, is talked of for this portfolio, and
the papers applaud Tie Selection.
We have neither time nom 10 60 further into our
files to-day. We may say, however, that the tone OF
Santa Annss letters 10 the Government, (and we have
several Of them before u.s. s bold and almost nsen.
Feeling that his life is safe, there is no limit to his su
dacy
The New Orleans Picayune Of the 22lh instant says:
"l0 Announcing to the Mexican Congress The passage
Of the measure Of annexaion Senior Cueyas took coca
sion TO express the views OF The administration If Gen.
Herrera. lie said that The Government would al once
address an enerpeilc ppiest 10 all friendly nations, as
Wei rs 10 the United States, against Annexaon that
d Plohatic relations with this country would hereupon
terminate.
ale said The Government felt itself strong enough,
Tor the emergency, without The grant o additional pow,
ers, and trusted that, instead Of eIevous eaam"
hexaiton might really prove blessing IL ,Ieyico by
uniting all her people in determined noa Ia uanlaII
'nr,f rehls and preserve u integrity Of tho territory
OF me hrpnh'c. the Presidents Of the Chambers ,s-
'P0'."- much the sane strain"
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The Charleston. kanawLa. Republican Of the OH,
says 1--WE are surry to h,tn that the wuuds Ia Il
great extent from the OHIO the A1tghames. on
fire producing nurh damage 10 the timber aud great
drstructiou 10 i,ncts Nc.
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,657 GO Ten Senators A67as 40
Six Senators

Six Sena'ors 81 ,657 GO Ten Senators &C. 73S 10
W ho'r amount m'i yet d,aMn, $3.50.
The new Senators " hn actually travelled from thrir
homes IN reach ashnglun not ineluded il et of
the shove Isis.
Twenly thousand five hundred and seventy SIX
dollars paid "r travelling, Of wh,rh lhe first NIL,
never prrnrmed and II II had been all taken it VI ud
have been bury thousand dollars. A iul, rabt sur,.
doncem tof Mr.. Dallas to give TO the United STATES
Senate
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w Inc receipts al the New York Custom House
,rou, January ISL to April s of The present year are
less BY s,27S,S9o Than the, were dqr,a the SANE no
rud qf Lups ia 1874, ~
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THE coNFLAGRAi1oN IN prrrsnlrRG

The Phtsbog t'azetir says thai il Is very probable
che city INSURANCE. cpmpa will be able pay very
large per cra,see Il = insurance. Their risks veI,
hetweea tSO,,DO md $3.50 600
The papers shox thai The merchants were rallylnr
under THEFT misuhunes Many al them had already IA.
Ken siors aud conasenc,d business. Some had ais a
commeoced rebuilding
Aommii'ec appointed b, the Councils. after full
sxamnaoa Of the burnt district, having infinitely VISIT
I'D every part Oh Il, have arrived the GlloNiup re-
Suit :.
9S2 buildings burnt value 81 .566 5oo
Value personal properly burn, $3.50
&2,i7q go
This does tot include money or personal pnouefly al
young meh or persons nut k,cplng hun. st.
Loss OF ItrE ~ TIE LATE FiRr 1t is nav feared
that many rets'gs 'st iheir iys In tie recent terrible
cnhsgrs'vn On ssurdF ue mentioned thai = Ken.
s'nr'en, esq and Mr.. l,hn johnston were missing.
ano 'hs Tears We're entertained lar their SAFETY. Il Is
hnw pretty certain thu. they were hufned-Mr X ~
the house OF his san ,r-law. w. II. Leeky aud Mr. J
al Mr.. Mckeona's aactun sure. or in plpciuwn
g'fl emp'"y'd IN the house Of NJ Lecky abavn
named, VII" ~ts supposed IL have heen assisting Mr.
Kingston "a 50 wing gads also believed have been
burned.
Margaret Denning, woman living at Geo Bellies
7s missng-t.,,c I'd 10 be burned
Mrs Jane " yati an aged woman WIN lived near the
-urer Ut Second aud Rss Streets also supposed io
have been burned
Mrs Nagalonc. an aged woman. who lived near
@Gsut street
Mrs :. Breaks a woman who lived IN Third stree,
.7niouat u fire IA Heres THE city Surveyor la
just made report Ia cunels ui the u the burnt lor
'ion II mskes 90 acfes ~ the city. and wnh
nut the ciiy city limits. Nearly The whole Of this was
'densely built Within tins boundary WAS scarcely VA.
cant bot. We do not think II would average one vacant
lo' 10 the square N the whole fly aeres. Perhaps II,
city Of the sare size has The of ground CO
vefsd with as many aud Us noble buildings.
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The New Orleans Tropic says-"Passengers arrived
in the WATER Witch speak Of the spirit i, Mexico
rs il II was reality According to their accounts. The
MeAcans are eager lur war with the United States"
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From The Standard.

II the Texans. aSout G0O0O white Inhabitants are
desirns 10 lncornrae themselves IN the Nnuhern L.
mon. do not who has rher the rght or The paw
a. Ia hinder them s less can We guess n motv. Tor
interfering IN The matter, or II Is much better Tor all PAR
nes-the United States eNrepttd--that the ) iurh-
Western territory should be open all attacks aid re-
ptlSals pFnvohed by HE tnutd States than should
serve The purpose ol the republic under The disguise Of
false independence aud neutrality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

&C. jeremiah Marion, Esq. The Texas Wing, has
withdrawn from The canvass m The Ninth Conoressn.
District, leaving The contest between john Pendle,on
the nominee o the Wing parry, and Col. John McCar-
~, volunteer Wing candidate. We reore, IN ls,,n
hat there is probability of the election Of the latter
WV ''e'y way inferior 10 the former gentleman as
Puohc man, IN consequence of the concentration un
INC ,'""oco '"'e,-or VIVA, reason by the way,
VIC are ''a'e 10 Conjecture, since. il there he Wing
:" NV "A'e "o'e decided than Mr. Met arty. we have
V' "a'n VINO ne is. lie is not even in favor ofTex
as ana 'ns l"c' increases the puzzle since it is nre
''a'" '"a' MI Mori"ns withdrawal is attributable
;" Tue ,''' ''a' JOINT Resolution Annexation man as
ne Is me Loeos generally preferred Mr. McCsrtv u
mia! we hope that Mr.. Pendleon, who is an pcc,m
r'sheo statesman, may be eecled-bu, we have very
lille expectation of it, Wy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-04-24

Rochbridgc. WIN. Weaver, Esq. and Col Thorn
as PaXun have announced themselves as candidates for
the House of Delegates, in Ruckhrdge in opposition to
Capt. James f. Harper and DIR. WIN. NJ. Gould. tie
regular Nominees of The Wing parry. Mtssrs. Weaver
ard Paxton Wings, but doubtless induced 10 lake
this course by the expectation if The PROMISE Of lo
coioc" support. without which they Know they wou,d
be overw he'nlngly defeated. Mr.. Weaver, Ion, ayows
his oppoiIon 10 VIM G.. Rives as the Wing candidate
ior the Senalelo whose support, by The way The Nhig
party were not last wlnler and are not now pledged
the better We suppose TO reconcile the Locus 10 his sup
port We hope the regular nominations may succeed, II
ir no other reason btcanse, whenever member Of one
party throws himself upon his opponents fr support, we
always take lur granted that there lis smethnu ,ol
ten ~ the State Of D-nInark!' Nevertheless shu,d
Mr.. Weaver be electea--we have not The pleasure of
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