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OF her former prosperity. But you viii not re-
hnquish the constitutional right of assembling
to consult upon the general welfare, Whenever
the occasion shall render it expedient nor
condemn those who. at your command, and as
your representatives, have exercised this right.
1t cannot admit of a doubt, that you will
repel, with scorn and contempt, the audacious
proposals which the supporters OF Eustis have
offered TO you. Let not, then, divisions upon
matters OF inferior moment, or your neglect of
an incumbent duty, effect the change 10 which
all the arts of your opponents are Inadequate.
You win recoilect, that in the selection of
a new candidate Tor an important office, it is
impossible to fix upon an individual, in whose
favour the opinions and prejudices of all shall
concur. Read the names of those who were
appointed Committee of the Convention, in
Boston, at which the candidates for the offices
OF Governour and Lieutenant Governour were
selected, and you win be satisfied that the ut
most fairness was used in making the nomina-
ton. 1t consisted OF men, high in the conf
dence OF the people, assembled from every
part OF the Commonwealth, and bringing with
them the feelings and views OF every descrip-
ton of their fellow-citzens. From an assem-
bly, thus constituted, we have every reason to
expect correct eXpre ssion of the sentiments
OF the people. If unanimity cannot be OIL
tanned, in favour OF candidates so selected, it
Is not probable that any individuals can be
found who will reconcile conflicting opinions.
The majority OF the electors OF Worcester
County caanot need to be reminded of their
interest and their duty in this respect. The
experience acquired in the attempts to elect
officers of the General Government, should
warn them, that their divisions can profit their
opponents only.
Let all magnanimously resolve to lay aside
personal predictions, peculiarities of opinion,
and all views OF limited advantage, and unit
.dly and jealousy support, on Monday next,
the men -who, treading in the footsteps of
Strong and Brooks, viii preserve the Com
monwealth from the evils which always attend
the progress of violent men, rioting in newly
obtained power. If there are any who deem
the exercise of their highest privilege and
only security, the elective franchise, to be
task, it will be well for such to reflect, that
little exertion, at this time, may prevent the
necessity OF much, hereafter. 1t is easy now,
to save the State from falling before the hurri-
cane of faction it may be difficult, at anoth-
er day, to restore the shattered fabrick TO
strength and beauty.
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For THE MASSACHUSETTS SpY1
PToue all things, and hold fast that 1hic is good -
For LIEUTEM4NTG oVERNoUR
NO. II.

order o s G s s' as s s sPf .s S. sss
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citizens whose appreciation and concurrence seek
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yet @ S Ss preference sa ya S merits Mr. x Lincoln
counseo Harmony sentiment sd COM him with Mr.
Senate ouod up tt s acknowledgements S The
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Nut and GONE.
'Ucsicrn end Of charlotte Count,

'Wcsicrn end Of Charlotte COUNTY,,
JHgiHio, December 90, 182g. (
NERi Unexpectedly leil this ncie hbor-
hood, nj Il season very uncommon fol
honest men 10 stalt ON moving expedition
DkUliY O. Howell, or DIR HY OWL
either name being adopted as circumstan.
ccs require, Halter, pretended, by trade.
The said Howell, Tor that IL the name he
bore while in this section of country is n
bout 30 years OF aye, fair complexion, con.
serscs very easy aud smooth, and upon the
whole looks like he ought 10 be a.rcspeeta-
t,tbIc man at The first or transient gnnee--
But view him with little scrutiny, and you
will behold in his euuntenaucc luminous
preface 10 both grand and petty larceny.
He is also very fond of Nhlskcy, indeed he
has very strong respect for every species
OF the cXhlllralihg tribe. lie also possesses
ingenuity enough 10 impose upon the liberal
and unSuspcctng wherever hc may meet
with them. After delrauding aud other
wise maltreatng great proposition Of Ia.
people of this rlghborhood, who had trust
ed him under the most solemn assurances,
he dccamped ON the night OF tue 22d inst
and has not been heard of since. These
observations are made 10 the public, from
no other motive, than ihat the people who
may be 50 unfortunate as 10 have him for n
ncishhor, may be prepared To treat him
with that attention his character deserves.
/ an undetermined manner of dealing with
saycs--ila constant practice of lying--il
the corruption Of every thing that can be
corrupted, be odious 10 The people, this
man is in an eminent degree calculated To
perform such deeds.--s.from good report,
this is not the first nor second time he has
clipped. Therefore il is agreed. irany man
without the limits tins STATE, should thml,
proper 10 arrest aud bring back the said
liowcl to this neghborhood, he shall pay
To the good citizens Of Charlotte $500, be.
sides paying all The expenses oftmospona.
ton, aud if arrested and taken in This com
naonwcalh by "A citizen Of Virginia. and
brought back, double thai sum. Editor,
dosi0us exp6sing rascals, and promoting
Justice, throughout The United States, vii
insert this cauion to the public and obligt
JOHN OLIVER.
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- The EDiroRs OF TuE FIRGINIAN,
agents for Lynchburg and It's vicnity,) So
lict subscriptions 10 the above works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can journal Of 7clcHoe, Po't..,,'"'l.,, ""o
now well established, aud have "a decided
claim to public support as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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To The Editors Of he Virginian.

To The Editors Of me PTgiHinn.
NESSRS. EDITORS-for the benr-
AVA fit Of honest men, and as check on
scoundrels, have thought proper 10 request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
KEATS, jun wholqed with his faiher AYll-
liam Keats in the upper part Of ilalfax
COautg, Va. and not more than . miles from
Grasiys Store, in Pitlsylvania county, Va.
has aJsconded, and carried with him seven
ne grOss four OF whom were conveyed by
the said Keats TO Mr. William Smith and Mr.
Jeremiah ". Graves, Omstecs,) for the puf-
pose OF paying debt due to me. The ne
groef conveyed are named Fanny, a woman,
and Martha, Clark and Hannah, her children.
\ oH, TO the end that scoundrel like Keats
shall mol enjoy the benefit of q good charar =
ter give this public notice to all the " ord /;
and for their more perfect security, inform
them, that he is man about . feet . or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
30 years of age, some defect in his fore teeth,
aud as plausible liar as exists on the face OF
the globe. He has deceived more people, in
his way, agreeable 10 his understanding, than
any man of his age in existence. counting the
number OF those he has had any thing TO do
with.
Given under my hand and responsibility, ut
my store, in Pittsylyania county, Va. this Sd
day of January, 1923.
PHILIP l.. GRA5TY.
II The Editors of the Nashville Wing,
MiIledgeVAle Journal and Huntsville Repub-
lean and Alabamian win insert the above
twice, and forward their accounts 10 this Of
fee for settlement.
January 10. 23w2w
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K,llE subscriber offers for sale, an elc-
i CANT Carriage with pair of gentle
and well matched Horses, one of which
rides EXTREMITY well--a second hand Road
Wagon, and six horse Team, with their
gear-two yoke of first rate young and
well broke OXcn--a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels of Corn; ON all of
which, u credit till the FIRST day of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, well
endorsed, will he required.
VIM. LANGHORNF.
January II. ts2t
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DANIEL WILLIAMS.

TUILDR,
\ fESPECTfULLY informs his custo
= mcr5 and the public that he has removed
his shop next door 10 SehooIield H. Thur.
mon, and neary opposite the office of the
flrgininn, where all orders in bis line will be
thankfully received, and executed with neat
ness ana Dispatch
November > tc3w
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patent Spring Saddles,

With the counties II Campbell, Bedford, Pitt.
y'vania, HALIFAX, Charlotte and Amherst, OF
iers f.. sic, and will son.tantly keep on hand,
a us stand, next the mark ct house, good as
rtm'nt OF Ladies' and Gentlemens' Saddles.
Constructed "pon Springs, which haye been
pronounced by the best Judges to be the Z, eat.
est Improvement eve ,flered to The public, the
Saddles being SO constructed as to be free from
habiltyto inIure the horses back, and TO carry
the rider wi h pc feet ease.
NEi.sON b. HUGHES, Agent.
N. II. The public are particularly requested
TO call, when they can see and judge for them.
selves Of the utility OF the Spring Saddles anc
.iktwise be accommodated with one 10 ride on
on make uiai of-AiI kinds Of Saddles, B,iales
iiarness, Trunks, Military Caps, Gear, &c &c
&c. N. Is. III.
April %. wifi
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JOB pRlETANG

Erecuted IN the neoteat manner, and on the
most moderoie terms, al The Office ofhe
TirgtatGH
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FOR SALE,
B OF 4 Tracts OF Aana,

IN the neghborhood of the Store for
! merly occupied 10y Brown a Clayton, on
Goose creek, in the county of Bedford, CON
tanning from 50 10 300 acres. Also,
Il likely y0ung Negro Woman.
Apply to the subscriber at Leftwich a Clay
tors Store. SAM. CLAYTON
Jan. Il. w3w -
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Only six more drawings
REMAIN TO coMPLErE Tns
STATE LOTTERY.


Now drawing in the City of Baltimore, m
der the superintendent of the Commis-
sioners appointed by the Governor and
Council agreeable to the Act Of Assembly.
The present situation of the Wheels l.
highly favorable TO adventures, no prize be
ing yet drawn higher than one OF One Thou
sand Dollars The CAPITALS STILL
UNDRANN, therefore, are
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides Thousands, sc, Sc, Speedy APP
pca,ion should be made for Tickets. II
will be recolccted, also, that there are No
STATIONARY PRIZES in this scheme,
and that the sooner investments are made,
the greater is the chance for the FLOAT
ING CAPITALS. The price will be a
gain advanced IN "A short time-present
rites, viz j:
WnoLr Tickets $40 QuARrERs 81
HIVES 6 ElGurus 30
70 be had ieurranted t5ldrdfrn. al
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Superior articles in the Sailing
business.

'IyITE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to in
form the public that they have just re
ceivd direct from the manuiactory, B0ming
ban besl plated aud steel spring stirrnps,
viii reversed sdes--pIatcd and steel reversed
checked bride bitts--pIated aud steel faney
curl and snaiIle bitts--bcst plated and steel
shor necked spurs-high and low eanlcd
bcstcutback saddle trces--bcst bilted snaf
llc md Weymouth heads and rcine with lipt
tong plated bnGkles-wOollcn girfh webb Of
best. second and third quuIty, sarge do. do.
do With most other articles in the business
andhave constantly on hand II general assor;
met of saddles, brides, harness, saddle bags,
valeces &C, &c.-and trust they will give &c.
metal satisfaction, as our materials cannot be
surpassed ROSS b. SMALL.
Richmond, Dee. 81, 1892 6t2l
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Foe Rent.

gwA The BRICK TENEMENT adj
f:..s3 joining Mr.. A. Robrrtson's aud
l.isiKE entoccupledby Mr.. NASH.
esAAasessA Possession will be given 1t ol
january nest SAM. STEVENS.
November Il -
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To be had AZ
{ q Ii II N :

ket street, Baltimore
Where the capitals of 10000 dollars, 10000
dollars, aud of 5000 dollars each, we're sold
in the two last STATE LOTTERIES, and
where were also sold, 10000 dollars 4 20.0Of
do'lalb being the TWO HIGHEST IN the
Monunent Lottery, just finished
a. Orders from any part OF the L. Slntrs
by mail, posi- paid, or by private Conveyance
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF tie bal
tmore Lotteries, will meet the usual promp
and prilctual attention, addressed 10
j |. COHEN, Jr Baltimore.
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4 GREEABLE 10 The provisions Of q
deed in trust, tTtraled 10 he subscribers
BY Lcwis Uingfeid, aud " r,eord Ia The derk s
q6ce Of Bedlord county, me shall Proceefto sci.
10 the highest builder, on the 20ih OF February
for cash, Or 0p such a credit may b. agreed on,
Sic Hh'eiy and rataabie Negroes,
-Four Men and iiro Uomei, some rainabie
household \. hIiCHEA FURyETTURL,
@ocS Of ercry Kind ndqgon mad gear, and o
htg Articles contained IN saa dttd. The sale
rii be Al said Umyfeids d,eeiiing house, IA
Btdi0rd county, aud continue jrom day 10 day
y necessary
MCHOLaS RoBERTS0N, I r,,,,,..
ABNER ANTHONY, ''"'''''.
January 81. tp3irH 90
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RlaMk Checks.

On both Of The Banks, for sale at dis Office
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'iraet OF AlanA.

of which The said Hurt died seized, rs re
mains TO his legaiees, after laying of the wi
dows dover This tract lies upon Mill creek
about two miles from the mchdows Of Goose
creek, adjoining trial LeilNch aud others
and containing by recent survey, 1913 acres
a considerable proportion Of which is excel
lent tobacco land and is we'll worthy the al
teniIOu of purchasers. One aud two yenrt
credit will be given, the purchaser giving
bonds secured by deed OF trust upon thf
premises. Acting as commissioners, we shall
convey such title only as is vested in us b,
said decree.
HARVEY CLAYTOR, D.
RICHARD FREEMAN, 'on' IS
January 10. wid.22.
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SIX SLAVES,

Fanny, Mary, Edmund, Jane, Laura, Harriet,
and their increase aud on Thursday the Goth
of said month, at the house of john Richeson,
in Amherst county, all the stock OF Horses,
Hogs, Cattle, Household aud Kitchen furni-
ture, two Wagons aud Gear, and plantation
utensils, being the property Of said Richeson,
conveyed in trust by deed, 10 secure sundry
debts due f. A. Holcombe, which deed is Of
record ia Amherst county court. The trustee
will convey the title only vested in him by
said deed. Terms at sale.
J. ID. URQUHART.
consent to the sale of the above property.
J. RIcHESON.
January % lw3w 80
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Patent Spring
S a - ID "a e So

TEiIIE 'ubscriher having purchased the ex
Il elusive right Of manufacturing aud vend
ins NJ Nathan MIX newly invented and high
" aunrnNcd
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Notice.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bid
w der, Oh Wednesday the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, in the town of Lynchburg, before the
Ioor If tho Euinn HnteI