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tt?* "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,”
,, publish <1 senu-irt t 4/y, {crery Monday an l 'Thursday,) at
four Dollars per annum; / iijahle in adranrr. .\u subset p
l ,m trill be rrrrired fora shorter period than sir months; and
no paper trill be discontinued, (except at the disc ft ft on of the
EditorsJ until all arrearages tier paid.
0 7'A DYE /I’TISE I//. A I\d i««. 'A lat .’»0 rents per square
nr less.) for the first insertion, ami .1. rents for erery subse
quent itisrrfiiin.
(T fJOD l*/\ I V 77 \(i executed neatly and expeditiously
and on reasonable terms.
tli Tll'Iii:'
Xtch Ointment!
riniK e\t sal. ml. » . ’■! . I i i ■ , •. 11 : .ml nl |)»itMlVic,»"
1 Itrli Oinlrn Mil, • to tin puMir. on a 111ml innocent
ih well ns pow. itul upp!i * i l-.rtlii -iinoving *11 - ease. -
I’hc mo -i invi lerat . i . .... I in one h mh b>
this e > t < m u 11 I » huh,c-iit. It • out.tiii' no M* iv ii v. or other
noxious iiurreili- it, nn I tint) h>* * otili I n?lv nppli I e\. u I"
, Irt ti, or pi u l*i i
cents.
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tor Indig ext n. /. t l T* s.i, Haul
ache, (stive'less, iftlulctuc, ( 'tohe, /iilliotus Af
frction.i, i^v.
f|l<) eotnim lit on the rflienev of t• i*I’iII--, aft. i a sin
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rien || !•« est.thlnli I lie it reputation-. i- n • die.*.*. So ill M t<»
observe, that for i I in.lan \ of 11 i l< . I’latal n. , < i*i iwoes-,
Ileuilaelie \e. ||ie\ will ut.ihml t •«11 v pnoe tiir more
aer'i eulile than ti. > Ira ti pur :;es ton'll, juenll y cinplov -
«*d, and will n t oiilv at th • * mu' lim tend to r> move the nf
leuiiitlg cans1 liy gentle in Minus, mid to sin ivllnoi the di
pt ‘stive organs, hut lo improve the upp* tit. and renovate the
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me. Ki:i.n: s vjujiMW’iM: ypi.t sin .
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Inllril US li poniisiii'-ilt I'UIV I a I , n r a , j ; a ill i-r.
w lilt II alt!. I | i mil pl< vail I n I V i s I. i. uv i I y ill mu* i mili
ir,. 'h in i Jilmrs mnl j * i! i a! hail In mm • ,-u ar lisln.i
4 .1 fn tin- II.-.' nf Hark ail.! (lu till 44 |:. ,! tli I . '!(..
i mil i llr m s - i i ! i , \ i \
a trial I ■
I limnin'.Is win* wn ihl tudtillv t stitv tn tii • in-lit i lit■ .
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l rjnrml a kimwlt*tl^'' of it* p< ■■ u!iar v n tn, . Tin t<- lias hr.mi
'• rv litili’ nl tli'• \ ni’ iii tin1 i,i• iIihnili"'"I -inrr tin* inlrntl . ■ -
until af tlio I’m i- Mixtara whirh is mainly atti ilmt- I to ih
v i J. I. 6TKVKi\S,
A t. S O ,
ICovv ;tu«r* i » o-M’ji for, fur ri!’ 1111mi 'linn.-. \ ' riflin’ F \ >
ll». Ini|»;i! |»;il»lo Uni! iI'rim, a valuahh* artioli'
for t! • Tci th an.! " iiihIN \ inniDii *: i Mrt 9 'mhi'ooulioii, ! > r tinin-v.
Rhnii.'i.ifiin, Spin m . »V •. ■■ !■ j ■ a t ■ 1.m ■.
1C «\i iiiid *«• I'lnidt, In I i v«• diM-a
•' , Sr nr., Al. i
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1' I r tin' rnnipl \ i
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t r It >1 uhrl pnpulai 1. III. il v.
II'.' llOWia.D VMKS, \ I
July 30 V4 I
S 1,000 1’icr. l 51 *1 :
ivt:c. g.vr.: s.3. n#»sft.v*,
OrJr*|,000 ii:m>«'^ri.alilo lor iIm* nnc r-f
S VM»If rLiii:
II ^(* iuspti •' (h - '.‘.I' ri:i • vv ith . It. in thi - it - tnr.-r nl
■ il ills a SI ll - 4 trill, it i Mii! v ll . - - a| \ tn sav that sill'll
* ■its i p■ ■ •. u i! ! l i 11 ■ ■ : nl .a:' I ’ 111.■ i t in
Kiohinotnl, in | p i twrlu* i oiiih , liavi \n\-v. Jii-r tiumlroi!
tinllars, In |.|rs win,! nth. i his h n • •»!.!. ami IMiv.-i
* i.i us a -• ,|. | , v ■ rv nf .M r. S. Iv . Thmn | "ii ol 111- h
ni 'in!, u '.. , ful tivo y i I in 11 I iron tilt him a -
“I ton |r» tin* hi ink . f th . i .tv «•, ntnl vvlm I:: i.! ; dial I v •„ i v m him- ,
■ 1 up i" ■!,..:. , ; ; ■ j ■ «nimitli
: al pat t nth III 111 ti. :■•».* hr vv ■ ] i m*,lr,l |v a
I’by sic ia il In us- i Samp mi, : ml tn In- trrat sup
pi iso, ii4 will as tlit ..t* th i : '.iimiiv. 11. * . dti I twenty- i
(>'" pounds in ono mnntli ; and nil * and a lialfp ip : - made
a pr’rli’rt nil,' t.l hi ,i. '!• T. In, ll a hi t.av i.fliis
‘tso. Soo hamI-1 iii- nf ntlnr . IT i.-<’ *|(l t(t). Fnr
™le by How I .I |».\\ | L*,S, A^ont.
H.^ Tho alim is noipiii in- u Im Ii «lini: , tor fnr the rut ■
* ! Killy’s Mvil m Scinful.t.
July 30 vv 1 Jin
Tri-W ri'l.li I.ihc off’o.l <! 'oac
' v, t'ftfhl'g B, WVCSSKt BtV
iVIA MU II\l. EillllH.i: IMII.I VIME I IIM
Tit lA'.W l*B2Q ISf*’, \ \.
rilllK SrilSfRUiKliS R KSIMR'TKrLF.Y
■ inform flic public, tli.it they have just put on a
line oI Post ('nadies, from l/Michbuig by the Natu
mI Rridgc. to F^rxington. \ a. connecting there with .
the Mail line of L lieu, Walker Ar f'o. which runs'
bom that place, through the neighborhood of’the
1 bigger s Sulphur Springs, bv the While Sulphur
Springs, to Lewi«burg, Ya.
I bis (besides being over the best road) is decided
1v the nnirc'l, c!n /y.y.v^ and un(|uesl‘nunddy the most
pleasant route, altogether, between Lynclil urg and
Lewisburg. front whi< |, a I) lily M til Line runs re g
nlailv on, by the I'lue Sulphur Springs, through
* Charleston n. to (hi lott
, This line leaves Lynehhu g on Mondays. Wedue>
and hridays, and returns to it on Tuesdays,
hursdav* and Saturdays, wh"n it connects with tin
nJ*J2jM»d I/me to Richmond, Va.
(L- rravelb'i's * from Lynchburg, going to any
place beyond Lewisburg, to the West, will, by ta
v,,U the Lme through Lexington, active at then
* e stin a mu about twenty-four hours sooner than
* tey c u|(| by taking any other Line.
ROYU A* KD.MnNJ).
Auk. 16. 6vv
PEYTON & JOHNSTON
\\ ' i.I *1 pfiso hi ilit’ir entire STOCK OK
««oi>% <:ko< latiiA, a« .
at liijr Lick.
'I’lic sippointmcnt of Clerk of ihc Superior
, ul1’ ul < "H'l’i-i ! . .1 o].nstnn 11» retire Irom tlie
i.. ""«* '"*"•« <l< ire of both |.. to dole
I"'- 1 " »■-.th us little delay as pos ible.
I o any 0„e ui-1 „,s y], until.'.
iiui uu.., we oiler w. opporiunnv old.. ...ml
'iil" s'»eki»lar « mol well
to M ' e i'""" ' a" edmirabl one lot u
borlmml St',|-','’ '"s"? ll" ' ' . « wealthy n< igli
"C- l l6,Si... ,ls'lal itppurlenim
salu\ 1 "inieiliiite ..ip.li.-■,ij..|l i, ,|,|.
Ilmr’np l °n-t ‘i“‘ a V“‘-V l;,,ll,lu" 1 j I > tie I > w 01 -
above n 'vl*lics to sell. The
U.s t.ick.A^ ia 1,n,lcssl0,ul1 U-11*1'
!■' si r in f o r li out.
I III', subscribers wish in nmi oui me
I\\ K .M mi which N. 11. I*K l< K ai pie
utiesides, known as l.re\s old place,
I mill's w « si of New I, iidm>, and on the
mam stage ro i«I .railing to me > iigima e*pnngs,
to ( I’uvainlotti*. tVc. It lias long been known as a
T ivi*»n statnl.
Possession can be had in September next; and it
the ih ison i nting wishes, he e m take the crops
made the present ve il. N. II PRILL,
Mosin AKNoi.n.
AdnTrs. ol Richard Leo, dee’ll.
August lt» nt*
To Henry T Karly ami Margaret his wife, William
\ . I laden..I uni’s M. Iliden, \rhillrs '1. llnlen.
Richard (■’. I laden, Samuel 'Tardy and .lane his
wile, t Inn |es A nt lion v and M art ha his w if**, .M »iy
Join s, J no i I 11 emit i sou and .Martha Ins w lie. Mo
sis Arnold and M ngaret hi> wife, .1 lines II. Hop
kins and Anselm S. Iliden:
rriAKK N() I I < I.. that, on the 17ih day of Sep
I leuiber, 1 SH, at the Hell Tavern, in die envoi
Richmond, in the State of \ irglina, I shall proceed
to take llie depositions ol Richard ti. I laden and
others ; and on the *Jis! n! the same moiitll, at the
Tavern house ol (ierman .1 ord.ui, at ('a nip lie 11 t ’otu t
house, an l State o! \ irglina, 1 shall proceed to
lake the depositions of Henry T. I.ailv ami others,
to lie read in the It i d ol a stilt now depending and
undetermined, in the (Circuit Supeiior t'ourt ol
l.au and ( h im cry fur the county id l 'ampin II, m
which 11 .*'T. Lilly ami wife are pi lint ill, and uiysoll
ami others arc defendants. Should said depositions
not he taken in completed on the above days, they
will be continued fioin day to day until completed.
M. 11A1 > L N.
August Hi 4w
aotmi:.
■ > A virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by
5 ^ .lames'T neiav, hearing due on the I ih day
ol .1 tine, H 17, and duly iccoriled in the < Ink’s ol
i i e t he, I w il I sell, hetnre
the hout door ol the Comt house nl \\ ytlie cornu\,
loi ieady money, on the fust day el September coun
i \ t ‘null next. .i cn t,mi
s *j\n or r isc« i rofmn,
f I\ mi: mi K • ■ 1 < *r<*<»U. in WmIii1 rmim v,
r lii roiiiam ;i 1m• ttt livi; \ric,»tnn
u i, i 11 s 1111 .1 lines To in i a v I In n i isultil,
and on win. !i h:s Mills, Snll 1 louse, Slioj*-, i\c.
at<■ m!u lied, w nil .ill llie apput nuances tu anyway
ajijn‘1 | H Mill • nr belonging.
Il is siipposi'd ih.if dir title 10 «iaid properly is in
t trustee, i w ill only t 1 \1 y
- in-|i ; 11 !e i-» tile pure base t as is vested in me by
said tint <1 d. IS H» K K I’ h I- N 1’, /'
Aug. Id l'«i
IA NCIi III Hi* A #15 I T \ 1.0 SI* SC I \ ii S
'I'nruitiLr tom/ianif.
’V’<)TI( I. is lien by given, th.it pursuant to the
1 ^ j i visions o| (lie act ol llie (iem ral Ns-i'inblv, !
iucorporaiing the Lyueliburg and Ifulfilo Springs
I hi n | > 1U < * Company , Honks will be opened lor re- i
t ock of said C< pany, I
no ill" * Il day el (lie j i >ent lliolilll. at tbe l»ull.llo j
Sjn.ngs, iiml' 1 flu- due. lion ol \ddtsmi *i*.»Ii.ilerto, i
I. a Milliner, \\ ills White and Kolni l C it r, or [
my two of them—at ih'dl.ir M ills, utnh r the dm »
lion 1 Kn l; id S. Kills, David l’attrsou, Kubeit'
< an 1 1 .1 e ! ! < '. h ! I nt t. nr any two ol tin 111 ; a ml 1
III 1 he lowII t I L\ 1,1 III: ill ■ It lid • I I he dll i el mu nt M
At. I\«• r r, 1. 11 j,; li !• h teller, .1 .lilies San ml e 1 s and .loll n
At. W iinvick, or any iwool them,
Aug. 13 rJ .A
#o/. vw von Snin:.
IN l’l KSt \ N C K of a decree of the county
(‘unit of A nt hers (.pro non need at I >i*eenibri term,
m the 1 .i-t* id Davies, iVe. against Davies, <Vr.
We, the iiinleisigned cnuimissiniiers. will, on 1
Thursday, tlie 1 .'hh d y of September next, il lair, il I
not the next Ian day tlier* after, (Sunday im" jiteil)
jUuee 'il to sell, by way of public audit It, upon the
I >; 1 n 1' s e s.
A i 22 V( T OS’ \
l\in^ on .l.nms .uni I’eill.ir Kiveis, bo
lotiding lo ilie i stuff of ,\u lmI,is 1 )utits,
<1 • c 11•, coni lining u bo til
l our IiiiihCrr<l uml mndv \ncs
mote or Ics.*, a | oi lion ol which is c lea ml and
.Tout tim e hundred Aries him band and well tiin
Im m d, and Millie very fine Ton\t'ui La>I»Io tlrai.
There is also a fine situ.ition hr a Mill, with watei
siillirieiit to turn any kind ol M aclnm*, w ithin a lew- ,
Itondi i-tl y art Is ol the. mouth ol Pcvilar. The Land
will lie shown to any person or persons that wish1
to pm chase, by applying t • Whiting IA.ivies, resid
ing two mih s 'move I»elhel.
The terms til sah will be one, two and three
years credit, the purchaser to purchase in giving bonds
w-jjli approved personal secimty, and the title ol the
Land retained until all the -aid bonds are wholly
discharged.
WHITISH DAVIKS. > . .
audisun talcu i: i;i;o, j
August v* 1 in
iAoiin;.
\ \ \S ronimittnl to the Jail o('(irayson county
▼ V oil the loth day ol Jatiiiarv Iasi, a negro man.
ave, live leet six inehes high, stout made, and of
yellow complexion. He calls himself Henry, and
says he belong-* to a Mr. Bailey ; seems to be ac
quainted in Lynchburg and Buchanan, w lie*i e lie
s ays lie was engaged in driving a team. The ow n
rr is rt quested to come and prove property, pay
charges, .tnd take him away, otherwise said slave
will be deal with according to law.
J. J KNMXHS, Jailor.
J une 7 # 3ni
a ti: u;jii;w wanti:i>.
\( i KNTliK MAN who is qualified 10 take
charge of an Academy, ran get a good and
t "hii incut situation, at Ciiuldtn^, Jusntr Count if,
Mi'-'i"i/i/'i. it is expected the building will be in
readiness by the I'-t 1). comber nr January next.
The hcali h of tin* s«<o ion nf.Mis<is ippi i>> thought
to he equal to any other place in the South. Let
tcis can In' addii d to the 7 rustics, nr to iicnj.
C None nee*! make application except he is
I’n11 n competent, and of good moral chaiat t» r and
steady habits. It is probable that there will lie a
female Instiluti »ti attached to it very soon ; conse
qiiently it may si.it a gentleman and his wile, who
follow that profession.
Paulding, Miss. August!) tl.N
stm s.iwm ip woicn i />
c \ i* i: * \ i» c o i. s. \ ic s
^ \ ’ K \ l; I '. < > I * I. NI N • • a him i I ■ 111 ■ assortment of
\ ? I’.irli wotked < '.ip< s si ml Collars,
lira tit ills I (■ nuzes lor parlies,
A lew Dresses extra rich lig'rl. Silks,
lilark lloiolia/.ioes, very cheap,
M a. la mo .McKinley’s < 'nisei ts, etc.
\ 11 oI w’hicli, will iic oilri.nl at piicc-mexistil.le.
lloli IN SON A KiaaoT’J'.
\ I’l il t> ,s
.i l Oi> ic. v* H I TS.
.irrois.yi: a*./ /' n..ni\
» "l | |, |.. iii t'utitr.", in addition to tin" rnvnittrs ol
tV Ih.lrtinirt so >1 Kosimkr, piaclii I- in t li<" So
perior siml County 1 .ml the eottnty ol I d iiikliu.
Iltisii:. -s r nil usl id to Ins rare, old i n me prompt
at trill Inti. Ilia midi l Is log I .Ilk, i>u,lin'..« coilti
t>. V.i.
‘ An .to;
« ii iv ia u:u: nvvtito
1)1 SI'I t n- l L L \ mlotnis the inhahit.iius ol
■ * I -Vio IiImii ; i m| liit* MiinMii.ih ig i on titles, that
he has h.trlv aiiml ti.nu I'lnl.idclphni, and that n
n Ins intention to I . is•• himself in tins plane lot
l lie pm pose ot pn i so in • !i u pi. i. -iona I business ol
W .licit ami I lock m a k I n g ami lep.tiling on the host
ami most approved pi mi iph>. Having snvrd a
icgula apj >i entire ship to said business in 1 i a nr e and
S a it/in land, and ilsidi.ivm:; n iiard his tnstt ml ions
[ I font the most skilful utuis ot the .diove named
coil li 11 les, he is conlidciil that lie i ill give general
satislaclion to all those that will intrust work in Ins
h unis, to he doin' in the most u oi kltianlike utanm t
and on the most teasmialde trims.
lie h as opened Ins simp ill the house occupied hv
M iss 1 letlei man, when* he will attend to all woik
pill hi hit. « air.
\ll kinds ol seapeilo'11Is, Vi/.; \ irgttcl , Level.
Huplex, (’In nnometei, Musical, ! lot i/.onlal Lt pine
and N’eitii il Watches.
All watches made oi -old h\ him w ill he wait anted
to keep good I line lot a series ol \ e n *., u ii Inn I any
t Inrge to the pmcli.i.sei, except cleaning; and all
Watches i e;i hi ed by him, w Inch air v\ an anted, will
he kept lire of t• 1 d111oli t 1 expens**. foi tin* spat e* til
one yeai from the delivery, H piopnlv taken eaie ot
N. II. A line and huge assortment id ({old and
Silver and plain \\ alches : \lso, a .selection ot Jew
dry.
.inly *J l dm*
n v t ii in set. i vi.i. i: tt i>,
ILL minin' re on Wrilnesniy l ill Sept,
v ? l , ami continue I day s,
1st |) \ A .
( hie 01 two < dll II K ' s • miu.in i ol n ti irs not vrl
known.
‘JinI I > \ \
l*r *i>iirloi\* Pm <r, >• .id, tl » enhance; J mile
lie.ilS.
. Ill pan
Lynchburg Silvet I'l.ile, valm - Mil. -• In cuti.nice ,
J mile heals.
Ith \)\ \ .
Jockey ('lull Purse A 00, >.'.() cuti .nice ; o inilr
heats.
'The money foi each day’s iwill lie pml ll «
v innei without discount. Si dries ami Liltei "dl
In; turnishi d K.ur
1 Inin i and in minutes (he la«t Salunlay ol I t Ir
rna» v ; Ion I• v a lair regulation of i Imi o u'ty, ld»n le •
t u res "ill lie * I* 11 \ .1 id dai I v I r \ tin | i drssoi s during
the period ol t x a mi nation ol raid'd ah s lot defies,
"Inch "ill, umfrr no rircumstanu ■>'. niinnieiier until
the regulai s -;«»11 diull I ave « spin d.
h/xciill <■■1,/ , an<l Physioto \
tj if, by Samin I P. Lions, M. I).
rv, bv W illaid Pallor, M P
(if- tetri . it'll flu lh • . >- s j nhae /■ II "nicu
ami ('In'hiii, bv Lamlo i <Ilms, Al. |>
(linnist if. <m<l Midi a! lun.s/irihlf nrr, by J.imc s
IL Kogeis, Nl. lb
Materia M< .in <i ami /'dirniaryt bv John IL I Li» -
risou, M. lb
Theory an I Pra< ' < < f 11< <li' ine, bv I bmiel I h ike,
M. lb
Itissectioiis an l Praeitral Anatomy, by (’ary A.
f I imldr, M . Ib
Clint' itl hr ten I ' ll \u ibe I’in( inirali Hospital, lay
Doctors Drake, Park'i'ami Lives.
Pr. Trhnbb> will open tin* rooms for Practical
An-tmny on llio 1st ul < ). tob* i ; ami Professor Me
I )u well "ill » o n i n o' i t ' . *t i lo- - a me Nine, a prelim in i
IV eOUl' ol' lee' ini' oil < > ok gy.
/ l j ' I ' •. —T:' !('•- ol ! 11' 1 11 !'•' .t ■ I I r oil.
M •tricttl.i'mu lee >’J. Libr.'iy in Id, (wlinli may
be taken or omiitcl at the opruii ol the ^undent) >.L
I |osj>ital lieket > ». i K'I.et 1«> the Anaioino d room* i
>10. ('The I" o lath i are it *|1111f»I to be taken om
session onl\.) 'Total > I
Ilespi t table boarding and lodging < in be had for
S.*{ pr r " eek.
( andni.iti s lor graduation are required to shoty
thru 'ft ars under some h spri tide physician, to at
tend two lull toilises o| Led ures. one ol which IIIII‘•I
be m this selmol ; or to Inter /irartn / mrili' inr four
i/i irrsi and to attend one hill course in this school,
before they "ill be admitted loan examination.
In the present di i.mged slate ol the ciiim'ik '. the
Family deem it pi* per lo announce that they will
receive I’mm students in payment «»l their lee-, notes
ol reputable banks, belonging to the S' ales ni "hull
they it spei lively irdde. I»v older N ( . ill \’ MS, Dean.
(‘incii.nat i, A tigiisf It»t
AO E H i..
I \ K h N limn inv f»I.irif umn, on
S inml.iv mijii lln* lih til
wiiIiiii our inilr nl H. llo-l, hi A in
lm<i « -.uiiiv. .1 Snin I IIoimp, with
three while leri, a il nit/.-' m ms uro. ami some
w lute lian.s aim til h's flanks—he is three years old
last spring ; he m omul 1 i himL - or :i me lies high,
tolerable le, . thv and a lung tad and hale (noted
w hen tab' ll I mm nn*. \ 1 ib• tali' ward w ill be given
|or the horse delivered to m\ or information so I
get him again, t>\\ I. SiSI I- I- K R•
August 1 » «lt*
i;\i;t i nut s :so’i it i:.
\L L persons indebii d to lh* estate <1 the late
I’atrick * I. < 'abell, aie requested to collie lor
ward and mak-- inimediate payment, .is indulgence
cannot be granted, and those having claims against
the estate areicju -let! to hung them lorwaid for
settlement* 1.1,1/ Mil1, 1 II ( \BLLL,
I'j.itc uh ir.
I,;*** I,tLi'iiry lor s:t!f.
The Law Libraiy in the late I'atrick IL Cabell
is offered lor sale, either the whole or in part, at
verv reduced prices.
August 11 *vv
itou) st<m ii \ i \i nio\.
\ l ILL be sold at public a lie non lo-lure the limit
?▼ d.mi of tl C I rank hit Hotel m the town ol
Lynchburg* mi Thursday the .''Id day ol August
ne\t, tour shaies ol delinquent slock in the Lynch
burg and (.'uncord Turnpike t ompiny \\/.\ Two
1 Hull' s subscribe.! lor and si.mding in the name ol
| ( ’In istophei \ Mihonv.
'fun sliar* s - ime m tin name ol dames Anthony.
Iv old* * *d the Iron <1.
31. V\ . I * \ V I \1'< >KT,Th
Oily ’ ,J- /
% I’nhl it* Blouse,
i* i: i) i. % it uii.i.n,
9t 99 9 ( #4 T.l I•#: If.V.
^ 1 ^ 111'. Si IlSt'KMU.K I living lately purchased
■ tin1 ltltM'14 IIOI SI! nt IVdlur .Mills.
IH .II the Mills, is irp in iiif Mliil ilie s.iiiir, and !
I'in M in ; comfortable stables. ill1 *41 Ac. (or 11 to tic
eoinino.lat ion «11 I ravelins ami tin* ptiMic jn'iirrallv. '
lie hopes i lin I’lore to «h.ne a part ol the public pal
ronai*. His stables shaII at all times he lurntslied ;
" nil the best I * 111 > \ T \ | ) | |l the I'uutix can a I i
lot il. ( hv hi , to t lie lateness ol I he season w hen he
niaile the pun liase. he had tint an oppoitunitv ol j
^ettmii lee, which m.ila * the tooling dim -lit so j
pal,i tilde to the vve.nv and ihustv it ivellct in the
u .11 III (reason ; blit lie ll Iiteis li'insell w nil the eon I
sola I mil tli.it lie is m nvr nil'll t to as good w atei is the
mountains can all..id. and tliat the itavellei will ti• • l
complain. I I is INHM. \ N I > ll \ K shall b * sup
plied w n h t he best Ihel ami l.ir|IIOIS that Ins
remoteness hum umkit will sidtlltt ol, mil Ins
dial jrs shall be lowlie thinks it iiiiina essai v to
sa\ limie.as he hopes his aeeininiiodalions to tin se
w ho cue him a « all will he sin h as to lui n is h a bet '
t i i icomineinlalion to i lie public llian w ill a mill .
t iplic it > ol woids hi an advr it isement.
lilt ll. .1 \'\l\ oil.
1 Vdlar M ills, .1 uly .'50 7t *
'/'/» I ST S.U.I..
/ \ N Fnday I In* 11 li day A ugti.si I KtH, 111 «< t •' will
" " I" s,,l»l. upon llie | * i cuii.srs, at puhlit million,
■i valuable
Tnirl of I amd,
oil lames Kiver, in |l»e enmity nl lledlnrd. n||n,n
Hi;; llie laml.s nl .N.illi I .1 Alans.in atnl min is .mil
-ml in rmilaiu ‘J aries limit) nr less. ||
Id i« i nl Land u In n no J ims. I lolmail Snead is at
I Uis lime i esiilmg.
Vl i li«* name lime an I plaee, there mil he sold a
I k’ \ . in Al an, one hay llmse, mie llmse (’an
»im| I I ' w ii I ( i i, • , | |,, • . . ft n|
• II' 'Mol III olle, one I*, ii ami utensils, ;l | railiet |{etl
and I'm inline, nne Side lh»,ml, me ('Iona I'nss,
mie ( I,.I v. olie iiimU ( He, ode dn/.en Windsor
< hail . I’l Oes, l»i lies. Knives and Folks, I’nis,
4 lv«'IW and Hi.»uv min i alludes id 11miseliold and
Kid In n I ill ml III e, one Saddle and Ulidle I pan
S.uldl I. : s. \\es, AA edges, A . Ae.
I i i*'I • h e loti11li * i'h, the halauee in three
• ijud ii ! almeiil s, p . \ .ihle on I he Isinl .1 line I KOI,
l ‘ K. • I I 1 |‘ nil ll e s.i le 111 1111 I , a till lm |n| y\ If || p • • |
s,ui d -*Min \. and a 11 ii si deed mil he r. < pined ; lm
llie nl in i pi npi I IS I mud a ill go oil set ill ll V will lie | e
ipimd.
I he sale s\ dl be m ule iit pursuance ol a truiil I
derdev uledio I lie llllder Mg lie I by Timm is II I
Smad on the I .'nil das ol .III in I f-.‘>7 , and neuided in
llo eh'ik's otin i- „l lhe i . inily emiiC id Itrdlmd. The
inh- lo the propel ly ish hevi d i,» lie good, but as
I nistee, I *h ill .sell and convey sin h title only as the
deed aloie-aid vests in me.
JOHN *M. <>TLV, Trustee.
July 1! t P.JIA
ixoTirr: to t oM iat rous.
Janus Knrr mut ./ua aha 3m
i>ror< nu ai.
\| ’ 11 b 11 e I ,elting Hill be In hi in ilm Iona (|
14 N11* libtu mi llie I » h S e p l e 111 b e i m \f, . | ,i||
l he h oi U icil now undei ('null.nr. on the hue ,. i
ill” i anal b< tween that plat e and the city ol Uu ii
liiniid.
'Plus work eunsisfs nf lip Locks, Id ('ulvei Is, 3
Af|io dll' Is, V> 'Pun mg | alh bridges, (nue id h hu h is
aemss .l imes rivei,) about I*,'D Fanil and Hoad
Ulidges, ai d IroIII 30 In do SI elmtin, besides m vrial
heavy s* el inns heln en Lyuclibmg and the lihn
It idge.
'Phe L t ks y\ ill ; .'iu i.iPy be t I dry .Masonry sbealli
ed h uli plank.
'Pile situation td llo* hiiiU will In1 pointed nut in
( nil’ I ll Ini s by llie A - SI 1 a 111 F iigiiif e | s oil I lie line ;
ami llo- gein ial plans and s| > t ilicatmutt will be ex
liibned al llie < Mine n| till* Slibst iiIm i III llie ( *||y n|
Ho limoml, ii mil the : Oh nl Sept umber, and m Lynch
bun: al the lime n| the letting,
I he valley nl llie J ones Uivn is iemaikahly
healthy.
( 11A K LFS K LLF.T, Jr. Chief Fngmecr
nl the J. K. and h. ( iiinpanv.
July ‘JH 11 oft,
i.mwn;i{ a iikvavi'.
nu !•: .ns r in.< i tvt n, ami ..n. r r.,r wi.-,
• in are mmnndal ing lei ms.
10,000 lbs. Lyuclihtlig Cotton Varus,
3.0000 “ Spimg 11 dl do
*J dtlOO “ Uaenii,
ontl) *» Laid,
A og ll I 0 Is
tint moiiio iroaan.
• imr. i \ i.i. sksjsion i.f i]>,- m:u i.hm
I Id >N Ac ACF.AJV, Hill rommeiire August
1 A, and t milmue .» inonllis.
Tl.llMS.
IK aid '• p« i A]noth,
Tuition in Languages A Al.iilmnal
ics, . ; per AI out Ii
Lnglisb •• “
Half payment in advance, is re(|inred in all eases.
J> S (»L11*1 LANT,
/ Vl/O IjXll.
All list ! is
ro i mi: LADiics.
/’. a. F o li R (l u r /;./.v,
HAS J 1ST It Ft L1AI |) a huge A gem i alas
smtmetil id Soaps, and oilier Faney Ailirle
among who li may lie lo mid tin hollow ing A i in h s :
(‘lemeu's A liMond I .mum,
M iehilll \’s Fl eek le AV.i ll,
Human K aly dor,
M lilt ol Hoses,
t ‘n-melic < old ( h earn,
Lilly h line, PoiLt, and Feai I J'nwdei,
( ’l earn ol |{ uses,
A no.'ll. A egeiable, and ( 'liiliesc llnii^r,
Krro-ote Toolll AA ash,
F.\f, Hoses, .le-s.inline, Musk, Ae. Ac.
Sr e ii I Hags, a a>uju nor ailicle.
I’nH d'1 I’.llls,
F.mi tie Met I,
Cologne, Toiler, Floiida, and Kom \Aahi,
I ndi.in I>y e, tor the ||air,
Ward’s Vegetable, Indian Ilaii Oil,
Mat axsai. and Fear’s < Ml,
Fllilocome, a new article for llie hair,
Fa nr if >W/ ys nf all hinuu.
Ilesitles many oilier Fancy Articles, too iiuioerou^
to mention all ol which lie paito ularly invites the
Ladle-<d Lym lihiit'g and tta vie indy to call ami ex
amine-*
J line I I ts
>vorn i:.
\\,\t persons indebted to tlic subsnibers, nit
hereby notdiid th.it satisfactory an Jii^rmnih
for lltt pa \ nn ilt ot Un ii debts must he made by the
1st ot August ir M, as lot) l: 1 t indulgence cannot be
dive rt. .1 V.MK.S C. HUNT tV Uo.
.1 nm l t ts
Til's. ?S( IkiiIci's t orst'ICs.
\SMM.I. Invoii'i* til tins justly rclc lir.ift il
I *1 milticnt. tlliS ll \ tO llitllll, lit In VV n.i|-i
i ml ill i"ii , uni It in I il i» II % IiiiisIi.iI.
KeiUNSUN \ iaa.lt >TT
AI’lil I!• • '■*
1*01,11 M % J .
MU. C\l IKH'N'S l.l'.T I'l l:,
To the ( of (In lute thirluicui to Mi. /' , \fm,
dt Colnmhiti, S. (\
Kuht I In i,. July ‘Mill, 1KIH.
i h nlLnirn ■ — I have received your note ot tin*
1 111* IliM , III V|| III ^ IIH* lo partake ol a l*.u h.icur (III)
• ll't * to hrpimrn.lt ('oluilllu.l (III 1111 • V* rt 111 |io»|,, “ .14
\ welcome lioinc to Senator ricsion, l»v Iiih lellow
( * t i v* • os ot K i. III.iiol llistiu I,” .uni also “ to alloid
till* olio I liicmhci* o| t’oiicic h an opportunity lo
inert ami nhliess ihc people "
ll I I». i * I no (•tin i icason Id not accepting ynlii
limitation, till* cii.it (lislilltc aid IIIV nielli 11* 1111II
home. attci a Ion • aliscnee in tlie I ilii• i intis (Iim || n ci
• I urn plililu* (lut 0*4, would lo', | Imp. sullu ml
•t I «‘1.»\ luit tin ir an* ollicis w 1111 Ii at ■ in-11 pc I a
Mr, lot i!( a I in 111 »* it, mm I in Ii. ai mi : mm nit die ii nilo i
ami Ii HlklH" , til it I 11 Hhi shall < mi l hi.ilk in) < di
duct i n all m « asmiis, | lamml mmuhlmhl.
It Ii impossible I Call hum.ike that ihc welcome
Imme ol my colleague is 111I<11<I< , 1 14.1 t< •.limonv
ol appi(dialmu ol Ins collide arm 1 dim. iluime the
late - sum. hut llime c* pci lallm 111 ta-lcieuce to llie I
Cii'it ami lea line question ol the dam, mmliuli no mm *
so (hi pi \ 1 ■_ it a I c4 ||e < ouni I m. a nl eiiL’i |»*»4I|| so
I u ’ 1* *i poition ol tin* tune and an - ntmti ol ( 'oiu;ii
at it- last Mill.- TIiim umh islandin': It. 1 .all
liame no ohjrctmti to if. hut lot me to paH n 1 pate in
the mm e lent lie a ml tin’ aei nmpanm in;* test imit n s mm mild
helo rm ih'iim lorn otmu coiipu-, Itmmanmii mi -tot
tone to 11 ill e 1 oil 111 e deeply impottant rpiestioii in
1 ‘ lett Ive to mm lilrIi it 14 ‘mended lo do Irnmn to Ins
ionise. The dilh 1 em e mm a-, on mm pal I. mm n Ii p 1 r at
t rluclance. 1 could iml Iml nppi elieiul, I Ini n dil
Icicnri on mu Ii .1 subject, i 11V<»Iv 1 ti*.* Midi impoitant
mlercNls, ami lo he fnilnmmnl hm mu Ii a tni.liim ll nn
ol • ohmquern es, |. 11 pood 01 evil, would ulliiuatclm
divide aid dr 11.11 l t lie Si ale, to mm hid 1 no one con hi
he llime sm 1*0 than mmsell. I'.meiv tnnlime | liat
r*«ml?• I inlluence me, peisoual 01 p.tilluln, mm.m on
the opposite Mil** Individually I had eeitamlm
nothin to >111 hm division 01 deli aelioii. Aim po
Mtmu in ill State and 111 tlm *• -1iin.«Iiott id mv lei
lomv i iit.’>‘ii4 could Hot hi* malcnallm hrlieinl. and
mm 14 iIiiiomI < 1 11am I o he in pn e<l hy any dial. • e.
l»Ht I had In In: In 1 u nl 1 m • . 111 an me 1 e personal
coll Mil* 1 at ion • . lo ama.nl 1 mi 1 \ acf. w Iih Ii mi.'In hm
po 11* 1111 y had fn a dim'is in u a l home
I have long irgarded (lie South as dm balance
w In . I nl din l»«*.»n111111, Iml i <1111;11<-x M .ii m ni n 1
vrilllmilf, .11 <1 I muxiiln lls II1111» It, iml nnt\ a-t lie
ns arv tu lift own pinsprritv ait<I xalefv, Iml md,. 1
I"’1 'I'll* m till- pi opei w nlkin " n| I lie w lull,; ma eh in,*. I
ll IS ,||| Opinion il.lllniil.lv |o I lllfil. till I III II r It I f
lie f i uni an I i o I it 11<* i\p.iic*iiff We mi' ilir weak
• i in I dif f\p'n.f«l sefiion, amI ii.nst. ,1 i onisf.
I ii vr llif tiff pi sf inti II I in ni i. lining llir < •< m i il
t •' nve l lililf-III In It • pi Opri spill', e. on W lllfil tie pr mis
i> tlfiN . n 1 duration, mi < fniial in (It s.,|ei\ >ml
pnspr, iiy . | ,||. '|’o . f|. . 1 ill,., it n to ii among out
• • I v • • is null p. i • . 11 If, ulule, ..do in U • i poiiiuu
• I die ( oiilfilri a< v, il enuiinl Midunger i illm die
lights (,| die '-airly <»I die lion . i lint ItIIIof. a
iinm • on i ■ t ! v i s il home, in mn nun Stair, il mt m
• <- • >i y, i iinpoimm to dm m.mu o| die ulmlr
South. ( nriinisi.ii,( i s lo u lik'It I tin il not in. i,
have p ii e n dm Slue a prom inn.ee .mil inline me l.n
lievoM'l Hi c xlclit. | "inilat mil. til wealth.
I lltfl I a i 1111, • tiler views, | Was le.nly to make
Mienlue shot, ol principle ami tint v to avoid ,
'hii mn ami di . old al Ini" •• ; hut i, was iiiipov-i ]
I'le ,"i me, u nlit.til t*,iei di, mg them, to lake any ,
"'li' i i ,":i < in tli | i -■ m 111 net nie, than(hat whit I, '
I did.
I long sim c foresaw its appinarh, ami made up
my mind, ,s to llir part I would u t should it arm,
in niv lime. I our years ago, on dm removal ol
tin- deposit- . I openly avoued in deflate the pirn, i
| Irs ami sfolim. mn on u hit ll I .i< led jt die late and
extra xi ion, ami < I , onseipieuc r, eould take no
otliei i onise, uulioti, palpahlv e ontradirting r11\ )■
f olded opiuiomi, ami tin t widrou' any change ol
piim iple or M'litim, nt. So l ir othcrwi e. time and
i eller t mil li.ive I it »emd to Confirm the opinio, I
then cntml.unod ami cxpl<MM(t. I do believe, dial
i he only alternative It li. is, wlietlm the go \ ,* mine nt
shall go I, tele tn its ought tl policy, established l,\ die
Aet nl |7• ». and enlleet us rev, litre in dm legal iml
const it ii i mn.11 curi fin \ ol d ,<* nmnl i v, and k c rp it
by it * own ie ponsible officers, or charier inmlliei
hank; oi in mini worth, bet ween the constitutional
treasury and anntlmi National Hank, with sufficient
capital ami power tocuuliol dm exeliutlges, the cm
tenev, tin* commerce, and die business u( the union
Ml other measures, the pet bank system, special
dr posit cs, ami all, ate but lempor ;»i \ expedients—
hall way houses, and so tilidriMood ami nvowetl by
tin* great bo,Iv opposed lo the Hfpai at ion o| (iovrin
merit limn bulks. Hr,wren ,11»• two—diet 'onMi
intional 'I'leastiiv and a National Hank, I e, tdd not
hesitate. I do most solemnly believe, ilia, a bank
w it h power and mil tie ire sufficient forlin, the ob
p e, | r" po *>c ,|, would be tin* most dangei oils of.ill
me.is,ms—would If bit.il to our lire iust it ll I unis
ami de n o live ol die romumice, mleieM, and sale
li ol ill, staple Slates. Its powers wmi'd make if
despotic, ami enable it to eontiul the aelioiiol ('on
■ ■ ■ < * • till i " I . 11 I • I II • 111 i III I " < 1111 , III II 1111 V , I 111
| m »wi i ol i let ! mg I lie l*i isidcni, who v- on Id I c vir
tually clr« led hv the l ank, ami lie I lit an inshurnent
in its lianiU. It would, in a woid. make a iriiMri —
nut i master |, ivmga niininoii iuteie-t in tin* whole,
and a motive in prof ret and < lirrisli all the put-, Imt
a Ine.d and • ( Imual ilia u« i , whose pow er would lie
wielded to a rt'iandi/.e and build up one portion, hv
oppi essjii •; the other.
'I Ijus thinking. mi alternative was left, hut In pur- '
sue I In ionise I did. even at tin* ha/ard ol difhiing
Iniin my eolh ague and iii.my n| mv old fi lends, foi
whom I hive the lughc f irgaid and the k i rules I
h clings. In taking it, I ( mild not hut lorcsec, that
it would hung me into roulln l with the greatest and
most powerful inti test ol the con.inuuiiy, and that
I should lie subject to tin* most unlotinded miste
piesentatioiis and the Inicest allat ks. Hut at mu Ii
a eiisis, and with mv views ol the couse'jiirmcs,
| would have bet n unworthy of representing eonslihi- j
mis ai int< liig' ut and patriotic, and who had so
■j* nerotislv stood by me on so many living ot ra I
sun s, 11 I h I | • i nutted any peisoual ot i llisli eon j
id< i.Uions to have tin- I* ,im udluenee.
11 iv in _• thus dll'nil on .i ijucsiii n, ; eeording to
my ( "in i ption. ol well vast magnitude and unpui j
t eee, I cannot act epl your invitation to partake in a
I* s ivity int< tilled to lionm tin course ol my colh ague, j
without condemning and dislionming my own, anti
am t lie i el ore romp' lied to dec line it.
Nor can ! consistently with a due icgaid to pro
I in ty ;ut« ml the h stivily in order “ to address tin
j eoph” on the occasion. My colleague and my sell)
have Imlli lolly expressed our opinions on this and |
most <d the other iiupoitaut subjects, which claimed
the attention ot Congress at its late session, in our j
appropiiate places m the Senat*. What we said
has been published and is in the hands of our con- '
.stituents. It additional Ii lit is waded, as far as I |
am concerned. I shall eheerfully i -pond, when cal
led on lor that pm pose, by any ponton of my con
s:iluents; he. I in the pi event ease, where fiom vvh.it
has been stated, it is obvious, that different opin
io 119 arc f-ntei 1.lined hy your invited guest and n.y
sell nn a rjurstmti who h cannot but be prominently
noticed at vmii lestiv.il, my prcseucc could not be
very • 41 * - able • u lu i to him or my self.
In slating the n a-mis ot my course, and the mu
lives wlm h g•• v 1 ni me, it is I n from my intention
to cist enn me on that of my colleague. Neither
ol ii* is flu.' 11 ht tut judge ol the other, where we 1111
fortunately dillm hi the discharge of our official dti- j
tie-. We hold the same high trust from the same j
< on-lituc.iii v, to whom alone we are responsible foi I
1' » tidehly .uul w isdom with w lut h vve may disci».uge 1
niir duty M v object 1 simply to ussigu thciia |
son 4 wliy I « iirnuit ad ept your invitation, and I have
H nd >s Hindi .is I have, in mder to hi? clearly under
stood. Not to have aiiswi red your note might have
lo t o roiisuleietl unc ivil, ami have exposed me to
1 m• |»i«*|.» r iin|iiii.itions ; while tt is impfftiihfc loan
sun it wu|| due regard to truth ami candor and wh.l
uas due to ui>hi ||, w iihr.ut ntalmg what I have.
With respect, yours, iVc.
John c. camioun.
I rotn thf I\ntt(tuhf1 HftnPtr.
\ i ,i im • «•»i ii u| i Ii i- i ;h/cn 1 nf Kinan Ii j iminiv,
" " ,l" 1 1 "" 1 < ■ t m I - II 1 nl III (III III It: m.i
"ii .M"i"I n Ilm •Ml, „| July, ltv.tr,. I!mm „
" '' 1 ‘1 * ’* 1,1 * l""i. iV J«-1 i, Sum u ni it, ||-,
’IT"1.. Sniclniy. I In inn:ion ,1 M.
' " 1 1 ‘ 1 • I ' 'I . I'M i "'Ii il In a lev re nun it*. thn f„|.
I"'» ",11| I lIIIlili- all" If i.illllmus, u Im ll lie offered,
i" iMMiiitnmihly adopted:—
I lie pe,,pie ,,| Ivan.min <miniv. here as embleil,
In I,i i ii. i.; lh,il ihe i ii,l,.uI ,,, sin, ms 11,." pervade
all uiilii >. am I pi ule.s smir. i himiiilmiii ihe eniiMtv,
m.".,l\ iltriliulahle lu ihu ilu astircs ami in ihe
in ,I ."Imini-iialiuu ul ihe I , ileral (ioiieiiiiiii-ul--.ii.il
I" h iiik ili.it il is line in themselves, in pn irriiv,
"III l» the enunliy, llial llu-y should deelmn tmtr
hnsiihiy in ilm ,• .nun s. anil hum ndnumsiraiimi
" h" 'list caul nl (hi- In,nu n n isltn* nl ihe eieat
1""I> "* 'h" I,'-"||||- I "n-liliiles ihu inn | prominent
111 "I* Ins,my, ll" ll., ,, lore Iiuisl mil, innly d,
rlaie—
Tli.ll while Ihu me II.Illy In resperl llienmlir.s
"I ll"",, u In, nun III,"" 11V ihlh'i Imiiii llioin in npin
.'I "" ->-"11 * "I I.lie policy. III, v , a, I
I" 1,1111 llmsi "hum a "I,"InhIII', people have , ill u led
" "Ii piiin i, in i unpi i " "h ilm lunilameni.il princt
I.I "ill n puhli, an S"i( I mill III, uulmui ihai re
1 1 "" ' " hie It a pi ml, nl ■< ■; ml l,n l heir i i^his ,!„
',l"' • *" > "ilnessi',1 null p un ihe d,-putii ,,
J *'* * "J ''v 1 live, utile. They h , w «|hi-ir
..ini, iiiul lilt- i i;;hts uluih
In I In- pe,,ple llu "ii" It tin ii i epie . u i, 1. 111 v, s ul Cun
1 " ‘ ‘11 ‘ '1 , .lull'll ami Ii 11 ■ 1111 e, I lipnri l,y llial ,,tn, et
"'"il Im """ In a,l Miline passions ami ,., ,
"in- lulls (-1.11,1" .1. '| I,v nil.. , ,| |!,, ..,
"mr,.. 'i i" >' ii it"' iiisuh ..mi,
I""'. I'HI si,I,n,,11, I ; 1,11,1,1 ill.. 11, ll ill" ail, , I. ,,|
""I1""' 1,1 '!"■ I ' "I'll- I,'I 11,111 lu I, 111 "
.. lli"1 <lii*m in pi,",, lh" in,,si „„| h, ,, ,„
li h'i"'■ in his lunu’sly, nniil, in , If,-, t, n si-mud in
H'n i" '• We , r,.,!,
"""s'"1 '"I' i '1' 'I n an nnlii Inal ivlm m
" I"' 'mi nts h "I won I,,i him nliu■■ u,li;iI
alli-eiinii, anil n■.)><■ unil,,| lunh.hiue. Thev
l‘l11'1""1 lll'« "I •' n •I, Ini II Cullen.nil' I,l Ihn
ii1'"' 1 •' 1 I"I ll"' Aim-Ill ,11 .., , hat
*' ••»** mil ' i'S'"l —Upon wli -m h.i,| ,|" , . m!'.,l |,,r
■' .. '>"* m i ll'' "I 111." cl". Ii,Mil's pm ni.nuv
"iih ""'si "I his l.iults mil mm ,.! hiiriilu ,, nulmii
I" il l.v Ihe all, i Tlfii, m i vim (lie i mili.lenre ,,l ilu , , ,
l'" "limipih In I u 11,, iv in Ins 1 nisii-jm" ,|, ae
- "ll"1 ' '1 ” *' • 11 known sen ., nl ihos,- u ho eh v.m ,|
him in ..nil e. as u ell as llial ,,l ., larpe mim riiy » hu
' I'1' ‘ '* I"' ' II I n 'll, ami tuts ,u ,|. |,.,n, ,. ,,,
'' 1' *' '""l '"I1"'' "I ll," iminliv, liny I, , | ||,al a
I " I" ' >'•"* •' 1" "pie " pint ,h ,, ,1,
"" "'" 'I """ "IT"" "if,''m rai-c ilu ii voirt > ,ri noli"
II ,111,11 I is I III'I , I.
till.,I, 1 hal ihc | le-rui lulminislralinii i.fihc
l''l.i'l I'""i u n i«•,, i is unvuuiliy nf the mipp ri of
■' llt " I ‘ "I 1' • ii..»"illi* "I cunli.leiicc, ami unui.ithy
nl i esp, i I. 1
l; • Thai ive "ill use all hnnr.rahle means
in mi I 11uni ,ls hands llial Host ivlmh has hern
p, i veited in the prusii.Mum nl nur met< ani,Ie and
"'■""‘I " "‘i"'C ml'"’I’, I" Ihe hhililmg iu.li
vu 1 u.11 anil nail.ll prosperity, and in the ,1c
tanai'meiil ul tin' 1:11111,; liscal traits.tclimts of ihu
( Ollllll) .
^ '. lh," we regard the Snh Treasury
‘ I" -a, per 0 vel laejy utpeil up,hi Ci,iiipass l.y
All. \ an I i ii 1,11. and mi arlnli.n ily lurceil 'lltrntigU
III, S, nil"' liy Umse u lin Iclieiv ill, y H ere doiujvin
h nee lu lln- n ill mul In 1 lie tn-lu•« of ihc .. |e , 1 ,ho
Si at 1 s. as ,1 uicasii 1 e cah u laid 1,, mi reuse llu* pmr
' 1 a '"I |1 'll "ini|!i' ul I he I "ileral I i xecufive, In cm icl:
"H" ' III,III. IS. non, .1 ami ihslmnesi, at the expenso
nl ill" p, nplc, ami ..Ill" Willi ihe wauls ami
I he rmnlitiuu "I the coiiuliy, anil with an euli<>lilcii®d
->*-1,111 ol 1111 It 111 \.
I I i.i 1 |hn ir flic 111 lie im til ( ',) 11 r ,*-. >. f id j Im
I lullHC ol H( JIM -.rnfHlin 8 .IM well ilH III llu* S,'li;|||»,
w Im knew, v\ lift|u ) 1I1 ret lly or iritliitH i|y, |h i| m i
|oiH) ol I lie 11 Co Uhl i| il ( ll l.s n t i c op^oorj lo (he .S|,!4
l'it iMiiiy, li.ivt* u illn||y iiiinrepratmiiftl th,-m m
voiiii^ lor lion nifMMiii', .md Imro tht*it*h) hIiown ;m
ultt:r tliMicj' ird ol ilu* ** grmt. right e>f nt.rtrurtinnm
w 111 < * h l i 1 * * V • • 11' I lilt pal 11.1.ms ol llu* |iH*Mt.'iit \,Ilium,
ll.lliotl have h ll I If 11 o lirolcMbCii Buell cxclu-ivc .111(1
cl.imoi tins ilt-\ ut mu.
/»(%','! If'/, lll.lt Ml* Im*I|, Vt* .III OVl’I'W licllllilln |)|;t
j<M ii) 1 I 1 In; voters ( 1 t} 11 *( coi.greasiaiial cltMMd mu
ojijltisi 'l to ilm Sill) Tie* IHIII v.
lkr.sol.tr./, ili'ii (In* unit j»,*n,lent ni.'l *p tii mi;t:
|iniinm o| ilu? l.ih* Uoiniri.im | iriv. Known fiv ilm
IMII.I* III ** ( 'ollMf' | V.tl IV ( S.” Ill ( 'ullJlKMS, fmil lilltlO
nut lln* louutiy, and pai i iculai ly in out lu lovrif
oi l < tiinnionwi till), .u«* cntuled to ilu* ,, S|., n
.un1 ^laiitndt* ol all hucIi .im adinno manly iiidt’jioij
tlf'IU 1*.
iit.\olrru, lh.it n u n! (lotions throughout the
eon hi iv, si ml p.ii i irnlai ly m Virginia, roialrisiv.lv
show ili.it a •* majority oi ilie pet,pie are opposed i■,
the men ami tl e uieaMin s, the principles ami the pul
' * 1 * ’ 1 M'1 fion ots and the expedients ol the pro
s' hi I'«ijei.d Admin, •nation.”
/*’■ "I*1 A l ii >t "e .ij prove u( a NationulC'onvcn
i:"M. as it v ommeml hy the the x\ lai members ol
< otigies-, to hr In Id at I larrisbuig, (Pa.,) m i)t cent
■ ■ I |,,r nomination ol cat idates foi 1 ‘i«si
dm! and Vice President of tin* (’idled St.'ie- ; and
ill it though our preference Cor IIJ.MU i Is.W
ovri any oilier individual who may he named, is do
eided—yi t, waiving ih.it picfeicnce, we hereby an
no unt e oiii 11 adiue.-s to abide by the decision i I that
Convention, and to give to tin- randrdates vvliont
,t in ms xvi doiu may nominate, uui lull and curdi.it
support.
1 hat be appointed to>
n present the county of Kanawha in the .State Cou
v - id inrt pi oposed to be held in I! ichniond ou the m:
eoi d Nioml.iv iii January next, to select delegates t*>
ih-' h.atmn.il (.'(invention at iiiinisburg—and |. ruth
“ purposes piornotive ol a vigorous contest at tin
next pr idenfi.il election.
/h' '1 h it we recommend to the people <t
\ »t gmi.i, opposed to experiments upon the eunem )
—1,1 an it,(lease ol Executive patronage—and |<»
Ho- m.11 administration of the Federal Covunmenl,
in hold meetings in their lespective counties, and to
send delegates to the State Convention.
I lu? inert mg selected t lie billowing gentlemen nr
represent the county of Kanawha, under the Dili
m solution. 15. II. Smith, lien. 1). Smith, James
1 • Mi F vnnx.Nn. Jami x 31. L.Mm.Kr, Sa.vii r.t,
Hannah <'. K. I >oi>in.im.i:, and C»j:o. II. Pat
KICK, Ksfp'X.
* hi motion of Dr. S. Patiik k, lire following reso
Itilion was adopted :
/, I liaithe Kanawha Ranncr, Richmond
\\ lug, and othei Whig and (’onserv'iriivc newspapers
in \ ngi ti.», he requested to publish the proceedings'
ol this meeting.
DA NIFF* RPFFxNFR, C h'n.
J ok i. S n liK.vv s rut m \. j r. See.
Ni:v\ pKOKonn, Mass. Aug. Oth, 1838.
(• i'Tat excitement prevails here owing* • u» rat
"I 31 r. Thomas F.rvvis, of this place, by Mr. David
K uggles ol the \ewYn.rk (’ommittec of Vigilance,
linggh's lias charged him With kidnapping iIiht no
gro beys, who, hv tfte assistance of (’apt.no Wdxont
ol the steamhoat N vv I 'astfe. he has > Id to ‘d,.»-erf
I . was ordered to hod had in >o000, iu want u! wh*«d#
Ik was lodg'd in gaol
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