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••The Rights of the fttatss* and the I'niou of thrfttstn M
lI YCBBt’SC, nOYDiY n«RAIA<;. SAY Ml. 1*17.
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VOL. XXV—So. M 1
IT HUSHED HY
BLACKFORD, STATHAM & DILLARD,
Kti.Hr .Mommy am> Thihmuy,
ul fsur Dollars per annum, payable in ndrauce. .Vo suh.
sssrphon will he receivedfor a shorter Inns than six months ;
t»J ns paper will he discontinued, (except at Iks distrtlion
if the Editors,) until all arrearages arc pm,l.
(7- AOYtUt TlSE.ME.VI \S inserted at 30 cents per
square (or less) for every inner form insertion ami 31 ( c Is.
per s quart (or less) for every outer form insertion.
E EERY .1DYEHTISEH is required to note on his Ms.
ksw long he wishes his advertisement inserted . an adver
lissmsnt, not so noted, Itill be inserted till its discontinuance
hi ordered.
Et)ll YK-1III- V .UJYEUTlSI.Xy; the terms are ; for
Iks privilege of two squares, %10 , for one square %'lii ; for
sue squirt, innor form %3i. Every yearly advertiser ic,ll
Is required to conjint his advertising to his particular hiss of
business.
JOB PII!uX*l'I. V(J executed neatly and exjwddinusly
#n«J on renoonnble term*.
Bargains ! Bargains ! !
NEW STOCK OF
RE.WT MADE Cl.OTill.XU !!
rflllF. subscriber lias jusl received and is now opening, 1
I al the auction house of Phelps St Perkins, a large
assortment of
RE./IDV MADE Cl.OTTlJ.XG.
Ilvvtng purchsscdfhem for Cash in Hm northern and
eastern markets, I am enabled to offer great inducements,
and respectfully invite the public loeall ami examine lie
fore purchasing elsewhere, as they will find it to their ad
vantage. A. II. CAUUOZD.
Sale*conducted by Phelps A. Parkins.
May 30—I in f
FOIl S.1I.E.
BY virtue of a deed of Trust executed tome by John
S. Langhofne and Sarah E. Ins wife, I shall sell, i
a! public auction, on Thursday, thetilh day of May next, j
if fair, if But,ou the next fair day thcrcafler^n the prem !
A TRACT OF LAM),
lying in the County of Amherst, oil Stovall’s Creek, ail i
joining the land of Duct. Flood, Chas. Mays. Wyatt
Pettyjohn, G. W arwick and others, and ..taming about
ONE THOUSAND ACHES.
The said Laud is within .b Holes ol Lviielilnirg and a
mile uf the canal, with gmsl outlets to eaeli. A large [air
tion thereof ts heavily timbered, well w atered with supe
rior w ater power, which can he cheaply applied to ,
either milling or manufacturing pur|msiH. It is well a- ,
dapled to the grow lit ol Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, A.e.,
and it worthy the attention of those engaged in hauling
wood,or who may want Wood Laud convenient to
Lynchburg. It will be divided in lots or parrels to suit
purchasers.and will let sold either at private or public sale
Alai at the same time and place, I will sell two Waggons,
Lear and Fixtures, one (K-Curt, our set Black Smiths’
Tools, and sundry Plantation Utensil*. The title to ssid
rrojierty will be undisputed,but acting as trustee A. agent,
•lull convey such title only ns vesietl n me,
TERMS UF SALE.
A credit of one, two and 'lirer years will lie given.
March 22—tli.M W. T.YANCEY, Trusles.
POSTPO.VE.nEjYT
The above sale is post|ioned until the 28th day of the
present mouth, snd at the same time yyiil be rented oui
Warwick’s Mill and Saw Mill, tvilli the appurtenances,
atlj liniog the above Tract of Land, the rent of which
ran I* applied in reparing the saoi'.
W.M. T. YANCEY. Trustee.
May 20—12S.M
Bonnets, Ribbons anil Flowers. 'y
JUST IN TIME. i„
\\ l\ nuverect iveua la roe assortment i c.
of l.are, U'aid . Verona and Pamela »•
I Bonnets. which miles our steels l«*.r i
per limn any wo have offered in this ;
market. Our Silk, Crape and (’hip 1
Bonnets, are as usual, very prettr.
MOt'KNINCi BONNKIS eon
Hianu> oil nanu. ■». i .
P. S.—Old ItuHiieu and Hala dune up as usual. 1
May 17— ts
iSobvrts 4* III ‘tiller, f
.VKtlr OIL1.VITE HHKS'T HI II.IH.VG,
Opposite llie llunk of Virginia,
Are now receiving a large ami well selected stock ol
GROCERIES. LIQUORS. DOMESTICS, <c., J
W hick they intend to sell upon a» good terms as any (
house engaged in the trade, or exchange lor all kinds ol pro- t .
dure usually brought to this market,\iz: Itacon, Butter,
Whiskey. Peach and Apple Brandy, Flax and Tow Dincn, I
Wool and Wool Rolls, Feathers, Ginsuig. Flaxseed, kc.,
and will allow for all such, the very highest market price.
Their st<»rk consists in part of the following articles ; j
SUGAR—D< laf, Powdered, Crushed, Clarified, St. Croix, >
Porto Rico and New Orleans. ] '
COFFEE—Mocha, old Java. Daguyra, Rio, kc. kc.
Molasses. Tallow and Sperm Candle*. I I
TEAS—Black and Green, some of'the finest ever brought to \
this market.
Cotton Yarn of the most approved Factories.
BRANDY—Best pure French,Imitation do , Apple ami Peach, j
WINE—Finest old Medeira, Sicily, Maderia, Port, Sherry \ \
and Sweet. , r
WHISKEY —Wall’s best, best old Rye and Rectified, com- r
uioii Hc.ctificd and Mountain.
GIN—Pure Holland and American.
RUM—Best old Jainacia, and New England.
Rice, bar Iron, English and Tredegar Iron. j
STEED—Cast, Shear and Blistered.
Feathers, Wool ami Wool Rolls.
Nails, all sixes; Powder, Blasting and Sporting; Shot and
Dead.
Window Glass, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12.
Balt and Segars in every variety.
Domestics, 3-4, 7-8, and 4-4.
Cotton Osnaburgs. I 1
Snap, Shoe Thread, Saltpetre, Alum, Indigo, Madder. | (
Copperas, Ginger, Pepper, Alspiee ; Dcttcr, foolscap and j
Wrapping Paper; Grind Stones; Fur, W ool and Palin Deat
Hats;Calicoes, Red-Ticking; Anroii Checks; Mustard; Trace j
Chains, Axes, Shoe Tacks, Bed Cords, Plough Dines, kc.
They cordially invite purcliascrs to examine their Dargc
Stock before making purchases elsewhere.
THEY SHE DETERMINED TO SELL LOW'•
May 17—t*
,M* K l,VC S f l* 1*F I*.
McHANIEL k I.F.F. arc now receiving; their Spring;!
Supply of
Urorcrifs, Liquor*, Wines,
DOM K STIC GOODS, 6c c. & c. j
which i» the largest and bent assorted they have ever offered.
They .solicit a call from their friends and the public gencr
allv.
S.— VVc will pay the lushest market price, in cash or I
barter, for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRO DUCK.
PARTICULARLY for Whiskey, Apple Brandy, Flour, Baron. !
Lard, ke. Call and see us.
May 17—Is McOANlEI. k I.KK.
Herrings, Shad, if
WE have instore, and olfer lor .ate, No. I Herring, and
Shad, in whole and halt barrtl..
May 17—1. M. UVNIF.l. k I .EE.
' (Tv CO.V.SfWVlV/i>T.
40 ca.es ginnl and fine .tick l.icorice.
30 do superior mass do
3 bid#, bleached solar i >il,
fi tierce. Midn.se.,
Just received in store, and w ill be sold, on accommodating
terms, bv I
May 17—ts McCOhKT.F. k R1MPKON.
Panama, Leuhohn, Ruttana,
Campeachv. Rocdh and Rea
or, and Palm Lr.tr HATS,
1 in great variety.
JUST received, a large ami beautiful assortment of the
•hove Hats, which will be sold very low. bv
J. HUMUOUtill k SONS.
M»y 13—U
TANNKRS’ OIL.
30 bsrrn.A '1 'aimers’ Oil. of prime quality. on hand
and for sals low. BRYANT & TIN'LF.V.
April 19—t,
SKcihvn .si rri.r or
I K W la ft O |) ft.
UtOM I’HILADKI.PHIA AND UOSTON
tli) lOtli. I<i(7.
II H II.KKkSO.Y a- lUTCHM'S
OanVi[,h',firml'aSJ.,1S,rP"'r,"Hl fri,m HtliUllflpkwi
I ,“"1 UelUluuTB* w all aswond supply »f
New anil Keautiful Uoad*
«rl m".uv r""T in Which cable »,.»
1'™'? »l 25 per nail less tiaan »,lur|,r
P*"t,;.*510*r'>;i r*,tul "* •»«,„. Our stuck cwiaiaia
in part of liiu following articles : ’
; i loths,
• asst me res,
Satinets,
Vestings,
• Irish I .men,
I Hats,
Itonnets,
j Fringes,
(jingliams.
| Hruwn Muslins,
j (ji loves,
| eTcU:
I AI paces,
M«»uso|me Us Lsinss,
Slum Is,
Handkerchiefs,
Slums,
l’ hocks,
Ticks,
Cravats,
Hosiery, &c. lie.
; . '"a"y u,ami"11 styles ul Uond* tor Ladies'
I,r».ws, entirely new. to which *c respectfully aim.
ilie attention of ilie Ladies f ’
ALSO.
I A large mipply of COFFEE, SUGAR, TLA, and
I other (iroccrit-s.
! Nearly all kinds of produce taken in oxchange for
I Gtiods.
I Mayjr—tn WILKINSON &. HATCHER
limiKlioriae'f) Mills,
u v N C II U U Jl U, V I It G I N I A.
J\\ ISII to bu y iitKMJ ImisIm Is Corn, deliverable l>e
tween thisaiul the 15lh .June. 1 will receive it at (
the Mills, Beaver Creek, Campbell, county or at Elk,
Creek Mills, Amherst county.
! ktvp a regular supply of (around Plaster, at ths '
Mills, which I will sell low for cash, or in exchange for
Wheat or Corn.
May 17—u A. N. MONTGOMERY.
•HeClannakan. Sf Thompson,
G It o t: K it s a N |)
< oiiuismo\ jni;itcliavrs,
I. J' .V V II II V II V I H u J „Y / Jj '
WK »re n'.w re. ci, mg our .Spring amt Summer Steak
>» UHOCKltlKtS, l.iqi: OIL'S, DOMESTICS, Ire . ma
kingour stuck, we think, e-pul to any ever otferad in tku
market, viz :
320 hajr* Rio and Laguira ( afire,
35 bags best old Ja\a do
30 liluis. Porto Rico anil N. (J. Sugar,
«? , C roix ;",d ( larifitd buiir, (smnon;* !
2.» libdv. and bblx. .Molasses,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar. : I
10 bbl*. crushed and pulverised Sugar, i
32 boxes I'ca, (soim- very fine,)
05 “ Sperm and Tallow CaiidUa,
250 kegs Nails, *
10" kegs Rifle and Blasting Powder,
10 tons Gmintiy and Tredegar lien, ‘
40 (irindstones, \
10 bales Oziiabnrgs and DumMliaflL «
10,000 His. Cotton Yarn,
5,000 lbs. Sole Leather,
325 sacks Salt.
Liquors.
1I»0 bhls. Mountain and Rectified W liiakay.
30 do Old Rye,
25 do Apple Brandy,
20 do and pipes French Brandy, 1
22 Jamarju and N. K. Hum and Gin,
(i casks Porter,
it /a Madeira, Sicily Madeira, Port k Malaga Wins-,
i * ar£J‘ ?f°ck of S ti»nc Ware, CiMiun, Hals,
Shoe*, < aheors. 1 i. kings, Wooden Ware. Wrapping and I
riling 1 a per, Raisins, Vinegar, Indigo, Madder and mauv ! ,
I'thtr articles, »11 of which will he sold .ovv for Cash, in ex- *
change lor country produce, or on the usual time t# punctual
cur turners. g
4 'esaasfc.ii? sslii ■« ■
Our prymnt personal attention given to mnsigniaeaka af n
FLOUR, niii^rr, TOaJVCO, h
A NO AI.L K15DS OF rOl'NTIIV PHODt't K. | ll
Also, to Receiving and Forwardinc Goods, kc. .\o eharge i
for lhavage. JOHN li NMUNNAIIAN, .
April 23—ts CALVIN I HOMPSON. g
Cl.lk FUlMCfi f
fill IK SUBSCHIBKKS associated ihenilHvM tha *
M. I Ht day of January lust, for tin* purpose of !
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDIZING, J
uiulttr the nameof Elippin Is. Montgomery, l-eg leava 4o
inform ilia public that they tire now prepared to excu to
orders for all description* of Casting* usually mad. at
blast Furnaces, viz: Hollow Ware, Water Pipe*, Slova
Plates, Mill Gear. bee.
C OI NTRY MERCHANTS
Are respeelfolly invited to examine thesiyln and <|««1
ity of their Hollow Ware, wltich may he teen at uid
of the stores in Lynchburg, or at the Mesar*. Ellia'a.
Rtehruou.l. Older* addressed to the concern, at Kilt f
Eitrnace. or A. N'. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meat
wiih prompt attention
Also, just to hand, our well selected stock of
srui.vt; ayi) siwmkh Goods,
w hich w ill he Bold luw for Cash, or in exehaug. Itr
-rrain. A. W. ELIPPIN,
May 17—U A. N. MONTGOMERY.
tie aver Creek t.dumber House.
rpHE M'llSC'RIRERS associated tliemselvea tha
X 1st ofSepiemlicr last, for the purpiae of doing a ,
GENERAL FORWARDING AND
Jfter ran tile Business, r
at the Lunilior House, G mil»s below l.yuehhurg, and V
w here the Turnpike conn's to the Canal, under the name
of John J. Montgomery St. Co. They h.va just re *’
reived a well assorted slock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, (
Ala i, a supply of GROCERIES, which they nffer to (
the public, low for cash, or in exchange for Wheat and (
Corn.
Lynchburg price* will l>c paid for Grain and Goods I
forwarded at Lynchburg prices.
JOHN J. MONTGOMERY, ,
May 17—ts A. N. MONTGOMERY.
Great Bargain* in .Shoes. ,
I AIMES’ BLACK TIES AM) SLIPS,
J Coinured and Bronze do
Misses coloured and black do
All of which will be sold at 25 per cent, ehaapar tkan any I
other house in town, at
May 17—ts DAVIS, ABRAHAMS k C3.
DRESS GOODS.
RECEIVED by express. Plain Borages and Poll de
Cltevre Lustre, a new article for Ladies’ Dresses,
which makes my assortment of Dress Goods very com
plete. JOHN T. DAVIS.
May 13—ts _
1 To Mr. Thom us II ndlej :
f I V\KK NOTICE, that I shall, on the !3ih and 14lli j
I J days of July, 1847, at the Office of Discount and
i Dcpoeite of the Hank of Virginia, at I.ynchburg, Va., he
! iween sunrise and sunset, take the depositions of John
M. Otey. Benjamin I’ Walker and others, to he read as
i evidence in a certain Chancery cause, now pending in
! the Circuit Superior Court ut I.aw and Chancery for
Halifax County, in which you are plaintiff and I am de
i teudant. .
Takn notice also, that I shall, on the 10th day ofJu
! !y, 1847. between sunrise and sunset, at the Dwelling
' | House of Douglass B. Hancock, in Cainpltell County,
I Virginia, proceed to take the depositions of Douglass II.
Hancock, Richard Wyatt and others, to be read as evi
dence in the same cause aliovc mentioned. If from
! any cause the taking of the last mentioned depo.ittnru;
! shall not be concluded on itic IGtli day of July, l“47,
i then the taking thereof shall Im continued from time to,
1..... *•* "^“iMi^vovSkr.a. I
I May 13 4w
■Ull'OM!
15,000 KVACON i",lury ’,i1 ,or “lp
’ BRYANT* TINSLEY.
THKI"dmi|t.»Hl, I. irrlofnrr, partners in the practice
.... 'f l'1,w- l,,v" ,l"» day dissolved by mutual consent
lhe buntm-M OH band will have their join I attention.
April 15 u JAS. UARLANI).
" M. D. IIHANCH.
1-tH .VOTIVE.
? * wm. H Hew, Jr.
" , » partm ralHp 111 the i.ractioe of Utt
and will attend the C'ottru of ihn C»r|iorali«m of .
i.ynohbury, i|,p county ni l „„|,lie||. Appnmatto*. and
Amherst. Also the Superior Courla of the raiuuiy of
nuckiiridjrc. All business oonmitlted to their hands w ill
br dll,gently attended to. Ufflo. over l a,man \\ D.
riiir s, at Market IIuiim*.
\ddresa -Lynchburg.
Apnl 15—la
I'oinmlxaloiirr'i Wulr of
P,«•»«• .Vr **••*»
r i* i l'1 * l uf ll,e ciicuit nipertiir conrl
uw and eli a«*.».»»■ <*..* u. •
■ ***>■*( iVmlit ■ I
pr..WHrticot! un IhrSud .lay of Aj.ril. 1847, in a aim in
which Mary J. Waugh ami William Armislrad am
*,*!!.• ,l' K- "'unfit, John Craw fold.
" llliain l'.id*iri ami Jimic* Gilliam, drlVndants ; ilia
undersignedcommissioner*. appointed by said ilecrve.will
proceed ut \N a ugh’a Ferry, in said county of Amherst, on
tlm /lh day of .June next, to sell to the' biirlictl bidder. 1
f.»r cash, the billowing Slaveii, viz ;
W iUioin, JSrlson, (lei.rgt, Siltry and *iiidi$on.
\mlat the same lime and place, we shall sell, to the
liigln-at bidder. tl.n interim nft|„. a»ul Tli...„aa F
" augli in the Ural F.slatc of liia father. .lame* Waugh
dec’d., which real esiate issitnalrsl in several *
jSMk TRACTS OF UNI), 4*^m.
tUwsff aomc lying in said couiny ,»f ^B '
Amherst, iillinr, the
county ul Medford. .A mure JL_
particular description will lie given on the day of sale
'l’lic Fund will be mild for call enough to defray the
rlpenae, of sale, ami for the residue, on credils ol (i 12
and 18 months, to he an cured by bond with salisfactui y
|o r,."lal security, and Hie title to he williheld until the
purchase immey la paid.
We shall, at the wine time and place, sell for cash
the interest of the said Thomas K. \\ augli in the dower I
Mavc held by Ins mollier, the said Maiy ,1. Waugh a
description of which will he exhibited on tliadayVf1
aale.
It the said 7 ill day of June next shall not he fair, we
shall postpone lliu slsive sale until lliu next day, the 8th
of Julie, 1847, when it will lie made.
I lie decree under vvliii li we art nsjuires all jiersoiii
whs may have jsimcmioii of any olili, said Slaves, Wil
liam, Nelson, George, Silvey or Addison, to deliver diem
up is us for sale win n demanded, and we hereby inf rm
them that we shall send an agent to receive them a few
days before llip axle.
ROHF.RT M BROWN, i Conjniia
JOHN I IIO.MFNON, Jr. y amucra.
Amherst C. II. May li—iTJe
JVUiy \S TltL TIM K-KK.il) V.YE, KK.H>
ALL.
llarKnin«! Rnr^itliix—anti no inis
l:ikr.
willuii u. in 1i,1.>:it,
(sen tissoit to i a \scis s. Mll.l l.a,)
Hardware* Cattery9 tmaas^/te.
f 1 IN K 8»il*w ilw*r having taken the building formerly
B. ^occupied by Mr. Lewi* Pago, and opposite Mr. i
In!!” #tlie lilierty of calling tbe alien ’
and well wieetc<V“4o*JV VfP’VfltrtflmHlK dvJt'f, *tol»
which lie is now opening ami will eontimiH n> receive, at
his new Hardware KslaTiIudi merit. He Matters himseli |
that,after an experience of many years in tin* branch o'
the trade, lie can exhibit a slock ol Hoods, which for
und jirirr* cannot In* surpassed by any house in tbe
State. And un a proof of the assertion, lie ask * only a
fair trial. Ilia Hood* arc direct fronrtho Manufacturer*,
and have hern bought upm tbe most advaiitageotiH
terms. Among tbestock may lief mud almost every article <
in the Hardware line, consisting in pari of the full iw t
ing, viz:
Tools of every description and quality,
House Keeping LleiiSlU,
Farmers’ Impleinenta,
Building Materials,
xSporling Tackle,
Brushes of all kinds.
Iron, Steel, Nails, Brads, Cord, Roj>e, flic. flic, flic
And many other articles which could be enumerattd,
any of which will lie sold low. Hive me at any rates
oail. W. H. MIL1.KK
|V S.—Country Product taken in exchange for (biods.
March 25 * 'dm
Mirim* mnl iron M'oumlry.
I BINDING i! inconvenient to prosecute my business '
at the Pluem.x Foundry to advantage, for want of!
the menus necossary tor that purpusi , 1 nave made ar
rangements with Itagby Crenshaw, by Which I am [
lo lie furnished liy them with the uicessary moans, anil |
consequently, from and after this date all work dona nt |
said Foundry w ill I* lor 'heir lienefit.
I shall continue In earry oil ali the branches of business
connected with the Foundry, in llrass and Iron, and a
general
M A C II I N F. MI NI N F. S S .
and would respectfully solicit a continuance, of the patron
age so liberally bestowed on me heretofore.
It is Itardlv necessary to sav any thing with regard to
the work finished at tins estahlishmcn', it having already
established a reputation to secure a liberal share of pat
ronage.
Feb. Pi-ts A. G. DAIINF.Y. I
IWnnakiu Hail Works. ,
rr||K suliscnlicr having been apitoinled Agent for the I
^ sale of the "Manakin Nails.’ respectfully informs!
the public; that lie is now receiving and w ill keep Con I
stantly on hand, at his store on the Canal, opposite the
Public Ware House, a full and complete assortment of
these Nails, embracing till the various sixes in use.
This Factory having been recently erected anil all ofita
Machinery being new and of the most modern and appro j
veil description, is capable of making Nails equal in qttal
ity Ut that of any miter establishment in the country.—
Dealers are assured that no effort, on the part of the pres
ent proprietors, w.ll lie wanting to furnish such Natlsas
will fully meet their wants, and on as good terms as any
other Factory can supply them of similar quality.
It B. TYLER. |
Richmond,Va ,April l~, 1817.—din
____
NOTICE.
virF, hereby forewarn all persons whatever against trailing
j VV for a Blind ol Two Hundred Dollars, drawn by os, bear
ing date X4th day of November, 1^45, and payable to Mil lion
Wright, on the lXtli day ol November lH47,a- we have olivets
against tilt same. TANIII JUNES,
llcc.3—la CLAIBORNE O. FL'LKS
New York Wholennlc A Itctnll Cheap
Canli A Barter More.
AS CHEAP ASAKYLY THE STATE.
THE subscriber has just received at the Store owned
hy Dr. Murrell, on Main St., opposite the Virginian
I Office, a new and well selected Sltrk of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
I Ladies’ Shoes and Gentlemen’s lints,which he In lsas
mired he can offer on aa reasonable terms anil as small an
| advance on Northern prices as any house in the Slate.—
i All kinds of Country produce taken in barterat the high
! ut market price.
I Gall and examine before ptrehasing else where.
Mar'h »—te I. E MF.SSMORE
To tlir liiiriir*.
Hell, tturkrr X Co..
DKAI.KKM IN fancy goods.
TAKKjjn'ji plin.urc in culling tin) ullriillnn of lli*
I.mlii*.s in ilifijr oxti'iiMivo itini'k id DroG OihmIn*
brunch Kiiilimnli'tir*. I,arc Omni*. Simula. ScnrW.
I rimming.. RiiilmiiH. Hiiiiihmm, Flower*. Earuwd*. I’ara
■ml Sun Simile*. Kr. tti
J **'• l-mliiii will riutl by tiling a .cry film STOCK
Or GOODS in * li.-t Irom anil al low prieu*. Tlmy
an- all nwimril'ully invited io rail.
April I<J-i»
TO Tin: LADIES
BELL. UCcKEll $• CO,
DEALERS IN 1..ADIKS SHOES.
I/' ID AND MOROCCO Sl.HTERS,
“ “ Unck wiled do
*' “ “ Uuakiua,
llmnxe Slippers,
Light oot’d iin
lihn k Kngliwh Mating half Cailera,
Colored do do do
Black Fran.’li do do
Colored do do do
Childmii'a (kutcrw, Slippers and Walking Slioea. ;
Mark and colored.
I'be a l lent ion of the Ladies ia nmpectfully called to
the above list of Shoe*. They will hud by calling an
HMorliueul of Shoes well wortliv examination
Aprfl IB .is I ffc.lt Co.
to tiU u^miiih
llEl.l.. ItUl kEH a- <>.,
I 4F.ALFKS n ( lutliH, ( iiwNinu ri M. Y eatings, fancy :
I x ami plain (%javats, ll.uw, Lluves, Pocket llamlker |
‘btefa, SuM|N‘nderst ike. ike., have tbe pleasure to inform
li me wanting (loodw.of tbe above dene npt ton, that by
•ailing, they will firnl an assortment e«pml to any ever !
■Xlnbitcd in this market ami at aw low price*.
April IB—la
Jl a tire Stork to Hand
flKLL, Rl'CKKIl & Co..
'I hale tale and Detail lhaler§ in Dancy Dry (ioo<lt,
I M .I*M it only lu cciwaiy to say in their cuBtoinrra |
I " and the dienint public, t hut .their imliio
S'roc k OF GOODS
nr the Spring trade is In hand. Thu s ock is large, well
resorted and pretty, am) those who eu|| will doubtless
lind them cheap. An invitation is respectfully tendered
lo any and all |>er»ons wanting Goods.
April 19— it
.Hr re liu til*.
II DI.D, l{ DDK Dll 4 CO,
Dealert in Dorr mu and Dontetltc Dry (JimhU,
Lvst iibcbu, Va.
n.W K the pleasure to any to *Mrrchaul$ who buy
Good a m thin place, (bat they are now m receipt j
it their slock of Sl’KING (iOOl)S, comprising .1 target
uuouiil of desirable Goods, soiled to the trade of Mer i
haute, than it base?, r tacit their pleasure to offer.
A call is re*f*ecifully relocated, tadieving that rill who !
nake it,w ill find Goode lo suit them,and Mr the right pii 1
ce.
April 19—ts
TO MIU.DIls
I IIAV Ejust received a very en|>crior lot of Old .'In J
I rW and Dn/tiur llultinn, Clot ha, from No. I to IU, 1
u which | inv 1 tt* the attention of Millers fcr ,
April *4—ts DON T. C. PKTF.liS
On nr in# Sr hoot.
p||R nndrrsigiinl will It in l.yrirhburg in a fnw
iliiy. lo commence a Dancing School.
I*. II HOFFMAN.
April 27—l.
BONNETS
||'ST received by rxpren., a Irruli anpply of BON
iP NKTS, to wbicli I would call ibe allcnlli.n of llm I .a ;
lir,. JOHN T. DAVIS. I
May 13—ts
JUST RECEIVES
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!'
II. II. PAVNF.
BOOK S K I, I. K II, s T A T (ONE R,
AND DliALKK IN
Fancy Goods, Musical InstruinnitM, Ac
tYrsl door In Ion' /if//. Hnvhtr «V ( o ,
MAIN STRKKT, LYNCHBl HG, VIRGINIA.
OFFKRS to tin* public generally, a very large and well as
sorted
s r o c h o r n o o k s .
n all the various department* of Medical, l.aw, Theology,:
ir , Im*.
English. French, German, Spanish, Latin and Greek .School
Book**,
flank lit Niks of a I most every variety,
ap and Letter Paper, plain and ruled, common and fine,
Note Paper and Kn\el ops, plain and laitcy. some beautilul.
I’ape.r Hanging and Bordeiing, a large variety,
fiolins, Flutes, Guitar', 1 itc*, Clarionett* and Flageolets,
Ink, Ink Powder, Water*. Sealing W ax, Motto Seals, Le.
'hessinen and Boards, Backgammon Boards,
told and Silver Pencils, Gold Pens, Ladies Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Port I olio*, t aid t ases, Silvei and Pearl, Ho* 1
per’s Cutlery, pul a large assortment ol Fancy articles ol al
nost every variety.
Country Merchant*, ll>«rlirr«, anil All,
in want ol such articles, arc respectfully invited to examine
the stock.
May 17—1»
TO FA liMEllS.
A SUPPLY of fresh Pumpkin Seed, for rale by \
JOHN 11. SEAY, Druggist.
April If—ts
SUUAR, COFFEEA'C.
HMDS. N. O. SUGAR*
/m\3 260 lmg« Rio Coffee.
100 Ho Lastlyrn do
10 bales. Manilla Coffee,
10 hlids. Molasses,
Rerrivinnr and for sale by BRYANT St TINSLEY.
April I—ts
IIini* Toilrl Soup.—A frr*li supply of those
* beautiful transparent Wash Balls, a su|ierior article
for the toilet, For sale by
JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
March \—ts
111 11,000 %vorl!i ©f Crockery, Ar.
AT AND UNDER COST TO CLOSE!
, With a view to closing my
present business in ibis place, I
am still Selling mV Inrge slock of
CHINA, til,ASS AND
KAKTHKNWARK,
at anil under coat.
Those who may want any
I mill; III lllj Dim vxiiiiu <IU SSI II
lo rail very sunn, and buy at prices below what has ever
1 horn known in Virginia.
Country Merchuntsaro particularly invited tn call, as
the canal will bo closed neat week tor some four or six
! weeks. The assortment is very large and complete.
D. W. MOOKE.
f'jr cftha n*g Pitcher.
j'. Max’ !*Vr-i»
i Orjrani zution of (Jot*rmmvnt inAVir %Wrjriro — Porrrri
«y tha Court a—Trrumn—It hut fjoe.i it nit land tot
(. urri'NpiiMleiuN- u( tin) Missouri Republican. ..
SiST\ I t . New Mexico, March IH, \*i?.
(■cntlemon ; When (Jen Kearney, under Mr.I'ulk'a
order*, established the henna phroditc government—hall
mititnry and hall eivd in tin*country, (a provlitre is
ken from Mexico,) and called it a territory of the l ulled
: States, he dni not foresee tinny «»f the event* which Imve
since occurred. Together with imtnv others who eamo
here w ith linn, the (ioneral WDX mistaken in regard to
the charnc'cV of tin* people. Aeeustoined at home to a
popu’iitioii who can appreciates htiuinii liburtv «nd human
progress he did not anticipate internal dtllleullies, nor
Miipjtose that llie laatn oftVee and pint government, whieh
| he seemed at lenn* to proffer, Would Is* rejected hy any
jMrtiou of the New Mexicnn*. Still, a* to all hits strictly
militurif arrangements, they were made (if not for the
purpose > ey liable »-f the effect of Kiipptcn uug demesne ill
■urrectiun; though it may have Is-en tlntt tin.) inpahilily
■ rose, not so in in'll from no e xjieciatiun thnt the troops
would ever he called to such a duty, as from tho mv« s
•hy of )H»Mting them m the |NMitioua iiNugmd, in order to
*OMtaiii the nimital*. and also to prole t tho Mexican*,
wlnle |*eam»hlc, against their liidinu cm ones.
It is imjMirlant, in w riling of tfiings here, that we treat
all vvilh justice A la Ur • . 1 •* New '
Ili.-.jr.'hrr I
•I and accurate information of Usd, Ilnnton, for tho ro
sntiecr* <1 this province were greatly »Vrmittd. Aawa*;
the ease in Texas Iwlore the expedition tit Is II, tin
character of this people, their Icclunjs. and views, were
misuridershHHl in tho United State*; for it w.in sup
posed that they were nt least willing, if list dnaimtlf, t" I
come under our gov* rnmeiit. And another error existed
in regard to the amount of military lore which it was
supposed Mexico could draw fioin this province, dum p
the war.
For these reaions, the military ns well its political and
pconomicalones, heiog all ilnlbumksl, u in belo ved that
L-ol. Ilenlon advised, and Mr. I'olk ordered, an nrm\
U* he inarched to this province. W i i imi (may we be
forgiven) i\l mi wi. ctwqrxiuo!
rosseasioit was taken by the (vnnernl, in the tin mo ol
lhr United States. It was hut a military possession,and
was only expected to he *urh. Hut thesdeum farce \v a -
poach'd of administering the until of allegiance to tin
United State*, with nearly two thousand Aivumlean sol
licm, with loaded arms, around cue It village, mid 111 i
pieces of ordnance ready to flic into it. No wonder the ,
Alcalde, under Milch n duress, would swear by the whole 1
'aleudar of saints! The (Jovernor had !l* d when we
reached the capital, or he too, w ith a row of euniion
fronting Ins pijl.iet", would have br**n ttinde "u citizen u!
the Untied Slates,III the thee id the law vvlncli declares
I ha l no subject of a foreign power at war wiili the I intcd
Slates, can, during the war, Imsmiiio a eiu/.eii. lb
would have been metamorphosed, by a speech front tin
Uenernl,(nnd an oath, probably taken with a mental res j
Tvnlion that it should lie broken ns wsin ns convenient,)
into an Am uihin i itizin. hy virtue ul Mr I’oL’sur j
ler*. and here.oh foreign anil, hiuc*elt *m alien enemy,
would have been entitled to the protection of t he l nitud
''tales goveriunent, as fully us any native Imru or duly |
laimati'zed rilixen and patriot in the States! Such was
[lie doctrine implied in all the (•cnernl's a* Is; hut tin It J
lid not lead at once to its practical couseipiene* s, wesuf
• red it to pass.
1 hero was n sort ol wtenru,nam in tin* government |
irre w lien we reached lln* capital. Nome civil govern
ivent uih lureNSRry lor tie* convenience ot I lie people,
u»d, a very grind one was, in fact, cninhlidicd. It was
ight enough llint crimen rigniiiMt inituiul laws uml pood
uoralv. should In* punished; that righis eivil uiol sik*i;iI i
■ill her than pnfitirnl, should Is* protected ; and laws f»r |
bin purp tee were piotn'dged f\ the conquering Ut'iu r il 1
IV e» Mt\V the necessity for this arrangement, during the
viir.w until nor doings here could he . \uiiiliieil by the
ic tide’s representatives it home Tho move, hy Ili<
• enernl, was » hold one, hut, under the eirriiuishtnee*, <
’ ’I’iirrr was an "AlUirwy "I tl»' Ijilite.l Ntixl. m Cur On
liulriet nf ftew Muxiru" u|i|xiint<'il. anil « mnivlial,
Hut we iinly r<i(iirJ<’il tlx- nUutnpy a« a 'ery atfroealili
,11111111 gimllrinali w iili a very lilgliHound mu lille; anil
lever i'X|MTlrd In sit linn in till' |»wili'iii In'liafl shut ■«' i
•Uhitsl. \\> limy liavu ..yflil tliot if il'" I’nit««l i
■Ian s ftliiuilil liavu any permiinry i-latins njjiilimi any tin i
iikiih iiI uIHi'its liuru, Im rmglil!»' usi l'ul t-iimitcli in on
•iruingil.. imiii|> fur that |>nr|iosB tlm iH iuluni ry ul'tlir
juris, whit'll in Itniivv lulu* ntuTnaary 1 »r iilliur. |ntr '
misus II watt plain nriiinirli iltal lliu prirfsti uf ilif I njtisl j
stairs Cinirl l-ir Mitsumi, Tinilil not run nitn Mow Mux
cn, mir uven llial nf Trxas, anil it noi’lil tin no linriii.
.. may have thought, lohavoa jirm i hh fur antin' surli j
(iirpi*i,»1 whon ilirrr was im Vrry aution* |iriiifi|iltt in >
r ilvtsl, rxeepl lliat no authority in iwnstilution nr law,
ippennslfor the proceeding!
Hut we did not then regard ns hardly possible, what
s now history; for muon the departure of Gen. Kearney. I
lie nspeet of atTairs Iiivh changed very moteiially; and the I
District Attorney, who was regarded as only itn ltarn ot |
Ihe Territorial appendages of nu great public eonHoquenei
ih now acting a part uf no lilt Its interest in the farcical,
lliotigli still important, pruecrslings Imre, lie prone
•utes, in the courts here, individuals who were never
•ilizens of tin* United Stales who owe a national mid,
local allegiance to Mexico for lliu ermitj uf tmmm
tgainnl the l ’nitfil Staten f
The eoiisuiiniiHtion cf the “annexation of this pro ,
vince to the 1 tiioii, hy Mr. Folk, isolre.ndy helom us. ^
Due Mex can has already been convicted ot “tio.amis, ,
lie was indicted before the court hern u few days ago,,
was found guilty of enui*««Hir»g the lain wtte:upi Ht revo
lutioti, nnil on the Mil h, sentenced tube hung! I rue,mi \
I In* petition of the Judge and others, the execution uf the
sentence has lieen jwslpuned hy the acting l» »vernor, until ;
the wli do case can he re’erred to President Folk—— tin
real father of the < •overnment here for Ins consideration.
The ultimate decision of tlm cuhc iiivulvea inijiortunt
principle*.
The name of this tr uron ih Antonio Maria Trogillo.
Ill* counsel conti n led itrongly that the whole proceed
mgs were without law in Hiipporl them, hut in vain.
'The Judge thought it liis duty to go on.
Thus, under the order* of Mr. Folk—so tar as the
machinery here enn do it— tlm political . Inlioim of this j
people towards the United Stales are dunged. If tin*
eonviefion is legal, then “annexation” is complete; and
tho peoplo uf NVw Mexico must now be ret*'»gni»ed as
“/rwoir rititenii.” A countty which, with but lew ex
eeptions, i* inhabited hy ignorant, dishonest, treacherous ,
men; and hy women who are believed scarcely to know
what virtue ih, beyond iu name, is now part of tho Amer
icart Union!
You, w ho have voices in the State*, may do well,per
haps, to think and sjvoak of these things. Reconcile
then)) if yotl enn, with your regard for law—the ouiualiitm
tioii—liberty. And ask youiselves if Mr. FollPfs not
advancing; rapidly, not a component part of tho law mu
king power, imt as that | rower itselt.
Carry out the pm|M»sitioii!», ami sen where they w ill
lead you. This js*ople, it citizens, must Ih*. represented
m Congress. If they elect a delegate—and we liavo now
hero candidates feeling their way—will you give him a
scat? Will yott let him sjrcak? Not’s VehRoXs. For
hrijw, under the new order of things established hy Mr.
Folk, (and for which, a* tho instrument,Gen. Kearney
has been rather too severely blamed, having tanu bound,
as a military man, to obey orders.) the delegate may
even claim a vote! What say you? Thoductrtnc which
sustains a prosecution for treason against tho United
States, would at least entitle him to a scat and oblige you
u> linve luui; or. otht rwise,you will not sustain the al
ready consummated “annexation.”
ilgnn, we wish you iu oe jirrjia»cu mj wv jmu
1 prriy and live* nl' all Mexican", burn ami reared in ihis
Province, or doroicilated hern, who may chance to be im
1 prisoned or oilicrwisc improperly dell with by any foreign
! iiower. Almost the enure population in New Me* tv
hate i'S a little worse than they do tho devil;yet, accord
ing to Mr. PolkYcuurt, if a single one of these cititans’
gels into any unpleasant dileimna in the hands of any tor
eign power—he must lie rescued by tlm United Sie'i-s
1 This n a consequenes of tbs pos.’nns taken hers. Th<
LxeV.-ivr.e < f “V.'itefls'’ fe'revis ■'■•.'g -■r.’'"-t impest
<ltiih'm on th« hut ohlitpuiona cm ihola*>; aft*r
. “,M* wry irovnminpn! t.wm |>r«»irrti.»n toiu “riitoiia,'*
Ihn wu uru doing1 that now.mill, in ruurf—-tha District
Aiioriu v—tM\%.irdi whom \ nvtin not th«* xlightmt par*
dixnn. f.,r w<? dtiWnd tbe New M*xieaui
»*g inM th*' Nalwijn Indians f
j Tile mi.(flicV, however, was a little inconsistent. I
thought, in »mu* pari «t lim iugoiikrtin ruvurtifnt. f'irni
liHving o'uimed tlriis barren irm-t »s s ti#m*irV, bn next
Hniiindit. ifn.it as a territory „f I bo United Slat**, ss
purl ol I, Ansi Nuxb, 1 won in favor of annexing Tex
ns, Is ,Mine tho people bail esla lislied their iudopendsnco
voluntarily first, ami lieing in ,*l]y emigrants Irom tho
I oiled Sinies, wc-diod to lie anin soil—« very different
eiise I loin ill'll nf tlm mnngml anil motley population of
,\eiv Mono," lint | iln| not dream, whan | wro’.s a
brief arliele for your piper some years ago, in favor of
annexation, thill I w nr urging theammiatlon oflHis pn»
vmeniif .Mexico! Til' thisilav I never osn unilnmtsnj
Iiiiw Mexioo hits Ihiuii regurdud as on* jimvinu* bjT
Him M. vtoait gov.-rmrioril— Tnxm» an nnnthor. But hoi
llie latter swallowed up thui Wortlileaa purl of tho globe
I never i nn understand. *
Or, il l his is really part of Texas, f I,eg „f some an
Iteh ie,l In,ml,It Ml. l'lilk to tell inn why lien. Kearney,
ninler t lie orders of Mr. I’o'i., established a separate g»y.
eminent In le f Or, Ui go buck a lillle, why did tho
fiee vi.teisof Texas efts'dish iln ir govi 'imisiua an near
liislfiilcffmlV^vAiV TM'Hv’R'flnMif itKtmijcii pnriteipanhn
by tlm "e llxons" • f Texas here ? And why did nut the
t ienerul give luiek lo Texas her own. a I ip ■ we earns
here oml eonipo rial it? \A lien AnuIp) ran, and the
tieoerol hath I lit' reins, he lie "line the truster of Texes,
and should Inive rendetr.l to Ills nrtfxii qni fruif an ac
e.iimi nl the pru|a>rty; Why did he appoint a Governor,
make ti|.. eroireatlnmeys, judges, See., under th*
g 'Verntneni ot the I iiilcl Nates, inaLeiiil of referring all
tlose ma't' r. in Tex ts / As on indepmiilnflt Stute;
l'i \o, is aivi-ririiMiovi i her own territory: then wlial
right bud the ag, nt ot Mr. I’,,lit to itppdnt n Governor
"Vet line ,> irtiuti of the ■•live anil enlightened"—this ex
lri inely well rend ami repnidiean |n.r:i. u of the cliizeua
“I I ex 1 f And then these courts, when thoy claim to
Ii" territorial cmirla, hut nru x\ iilnn the limitn of a Slate!
Are they not anomalies I Hut we have many things
line \x hu h Heeni to ho.nil’ gf in is l.el me ask. is theis
ill -f' I uurl for the (llNl lie, of Texas ? If so, let its
sphere Im i'(tended, nod drive mil those usurpers!_
I1,ven our ''I linnet Vitnrney ol'tlio I'idled Stan* fur tha
Terriliny ol New Mexiisi” would, In that event, find
bun si II s.itui'w'hut mi i jh t tlm tw*.
Hm. if ibis is now a State or Territory, Imw niifmlu
nnte tin us ilieio are no orders tiero to draft the militia,
\\o might in ihli way, moil have the army filled up
Irmn ilo ' e "eiiHons,1'and lin n go home to mtr wlvia
uml eliililr»Mi iIn,se w ho hive not yet ti,lien victims to
tho rigor und iinlieidthiiiem ,,f I lie winter climate hcrei
nperaling oi; ,'orinslitntiiin* front tin, climote of the old
f ai' . i" • !) iioihing of tlm other causes of disease an,l
deal I, onuses xvhieli still sustain a rmwt Jlstiessing moN
luliiy niomiir iliotriHiiw.
Ii is (I,Hi ..!• I,, treat w tli due gravity, all th* ridirt).
I,him nr,,positions mlvaneid regarding tins "Territory;’’
let theynre ot no little roiiseijiicnce. If Air. I'oik hy
llie net i,I his I’lvsidi lit in I volllioii, e:,n ,'reate territories;
■ ini im I,e eiti/., ns lima, hy a dash ofhis pen adding to
nil |Mipulnt tin ns well ns intending nor IsHiiidarios, wo
mist lie ran liil In Inline s one iplestjon lur llie next 1’nw.
drlltlld ,'utididulrn.
. «iiir i run ing. Among me number al>
mlotcly neccHHiiry : I Geucnilly spunking, how many
n/w t*'rnlorn -4 do you think mifHit t-» he ridded to tho
I ut'iii ? i. I Cow much, arid w bat i»nrt of Cawda will
you mini x! Ii. Wlmt any you m Nuvu Semin ? Will
y«"i e* lend the hnnuhri. * of 13. - • -H to |i#.| u jr’ri Si rails,
• iid il a*. Iiwsv imieh ni;d what part of Kum*»muka will
I'ou send a General m eomj'mr r fi, And will you. or
■vill you in»t. conviet the kamsehaikdllr* of t «as»m
ifiiiiMt the I’nili .1. if iliey »|v:»k of revolt against
lie authority wlueli you have i'*rc» d upon them ? Then*
tuenlluiis might do; but I have still oje* of two more;
Let ino nut be inisunucritotxl. Let murderers here ba
mug; ht roguoM mid thieves hi* imprison'd, or an is
ioiiM'liifi*'s doiu*, lake tin la li in the public square. All
lua is well enough, nml nny prevail undtr the present
.overuninit very prop'r!y. in *»rdor thsi he may hold
In* c oupn st until the war in over. Hot If tho conquered
lo not n hull our (iuvoriiiiicnt, let u* ’tot violate us lawn
its cot ml i lu Lion He principles—by Attempting illegal k
iiicoiiAtilutinnnl punishment. I have no sympathy
vitli iho'o wliu me opposed to the American Govern
limit lo re, hut I love my country, and it in painful to rc*
led how r |* illy the one one tutu power in advancing,
I .ot il he checked.
Tin s«; ilunigliiM aru hastily thrown together, to turn
lie attention of ubit* iniinln lo tho subject, rather than
Willi :» design of attempting it full and don elucidation;
uni all reflecting Anicncaiis lu re, td whatever party nt
limuc, com ur in these vit w« with
A VOLUNTEER.
*I*iik Poor Bov’s C’oi.i.m.i. -*‘Th« Printing Of
fice, Niiyw the New Yurk (i lobe ,\** ban indeed proved n bet
Ler Gollege to many a poor buy”—lia« graduated mors
ust tul uud conspicuous memlM Ts of society—has brought
nit more inielleet and turned it into practical, useful
rhauiieln, has waked more mind, generated men* aotivo
Hid elevated more thought, tlinii runny of tin; literary
L*id l«»g cn oft he country. Ilow many a drone or dolt has
passed through olio of these colleges, with no tangible
proof o| his litucss to graduate other than his inanimate
piece ot pao lunent, Iniim !f if possible mere inanimate
tie ii his leatUcrn diploinn. Th« re is a-u nothing in the
vei v atmoRpheru of a printing nJlice, calculated to awa
ken the mind and inspire a thirst tor know ledge. A boy
who commences in such a school* will have his talents
and ideas brought out if h< has any ; if he has on mind to
U drown out* the boy himself will bo driven out.
Gen. Cushing, the last appointed of Mr. Polk, hnn
made himself ridiculous at Matainoras by a prohibition of
dancing. The general opinion in the nmy is that tier.
Cunking in a little softer than Gen Pillow— • j; t in
Mfiuiim
OM Hough mid Heady has pr ived himself a first
rato Trt;/lor. lie always givuj his Mexican customer*
Jita.—Loo unite Journal.
Two millions of human beings, according to thn Dub
lin Nation, nredcstined to perish hy thin year's t'amino
in lr. Ian I! a population autncienl for a powerful Slate—
ami Iwu thirds out own at the lime of Hovulmioiiary
slrogulp. The mind shudders at the hare rontnmplaliim
of tlm tact —wltat then must be the feelings of the si:ccla*
turn of the horrible calamity?
'I'lin Washington Union recommends the sequretration
of the “CWc/i Property” iii Mexico. The pretext #S»r
this semi-ofRbial foreshadowing fur a forthcoming Exe
cuUtd edict, is, that the Church lias loaned the Mexican
Government money, to enabled to prosecute the war! —
Would tho Union confiscate lie- property of Mexican ca
tena who should evince the same loyalty to their nntivo
land? If not, why shall the loyalty id the Church, to
the Government which protects it, auhjoct itaproperty to
sequestration?
SLAVEKY AN L> CHHISTIANITY.
The Evangelical Alliance meeting in New York, af
ter Several days* discussion uf thn slavery question, on
j Saturday, adopted the following declaration or formula on
i the subject.
“That while the Evangelical Allisnfle admits into it*
bosom such persons only as are respectable members of
the Evangrlical Churclc s, we arc nevertheless persuaded
i that the great object of lha uncnthin, ihe promotion of
i a larger Christian unitm may be furthered by a frank eX
i preasim of our scntiiuenis un the subject of slavery. \V*
j theioforo dedsreour deep unalterable opposition to tlsi*
siupenduous evil, and vis hold it to h* th* duty of all
men, by all wise and chriatian means, to seek its entire
extirpation ar.d etroral frt m the land. Still the on*
object nf Ah* All anew shall be *'*atH'y kept is slew,
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