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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-11
o Cotton Splnners and Papermakers

II am about to alter my Papermill, on Buck Run,
" chester County, Penn into a Cotton Factory, which
Possession the ls April next the mlhouse is stone so
EeS high and vahouses 12by Is, excellent stone dam
power to drive 1000 spindles, six dwelling houses,
tohe barH, orchard, and ABOUT 10 of land, pro-
Fer thriving timber Likewise will sell Biley and Jnney
ew and Warranted and all the apparatus i'll said Paperm
new screws and presses, vat pot sufches, engine,
{o' spindle and plates, dustcr layboards, and rooms
h the poles the drying lott &c. apply to the owner al
fS r. Is Foe Run. ELISHA PfIlPPS.
- nary 7, 1928. 113-4iD
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-11
NOTICE.

VIZ Subscribers having obtained Letters of Alminisra
Yen On the Estate Of Mrs. Sarah Downes late of the
Sred and County of Newcastle, in the State of Della
a deceased request all persons indebted said Es-
" MAKE immediate payment and an those having
aS a%nlist, to present their accounts legally attes-
81 se'VeheN JAMES COEPER, } ,,,
L.. r..o. RICHARD SNiNO.SS. '''"' %
~ tg5ile. Fobrarv q, 1923 1877
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NOTICE.

~ Persons are hereby warned not to pay into the
ponies due the estate of nv late husband Abraham
~ &c, decd Any papers hat he may exhibit in rea-
@ 10 ls business, have been fiadulenty obtained and
estate. NJ tpTf, ID VAN nvK1s
IcoIuWY z, 1928. 1l3-4t
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CONDITIONS OF THE wATCHMAN.

Tho rr;ce is f,s dollars year to those who do not either
their subscriptions in advance, or before the first Of
H. or December and or Dollars to those who do at or
Eore which time, ifa subscriber wishes to decline, he
~ not;fv The editor of his intention. compliance
4 ~ hesc conditions TO be considered engagement
A six months and no paper will be discontinued without
Glment of them except at the option of the editor.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
advertisements not exceeding twelve lines for term
than three months four times for dollar, and twen-
Sent for every subsequent insertion, longer in pro-
|io. Advertisers requested to specify in writing
Ebc Continued till forbid Letters to the Editor, to in.
sre aVention must be post paid
advertising by the year.
u Subscribers. To Non-Subscribers
Il year SIG, % lyear IL, 90
I6nnrtbs 8, so months g. so
|3do 4'7o . do $, 70
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Farm To Let, Containing $50 acres

- LATED in Mill Creek hundred, late the property
~ % SIMON johnson, decd. The land is naturally of a
n% on the premises LEWIS s'Ii ii! JOHNSON, .aarr.
zNl No LIST, 1928 113-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-11

~ III De exposed to Public Sale, at the
son OF NEWCASTLE County, on Friday 14h day of Feb
y 4, y O'clock A. NJ. to any person residing in the
c0 delaware, Maria c. Bryan, alias Catharine Mcguire,
"''s term not exceeding years. to pay costs.
DAVID G. WILSON, HF
New Castle, February S, 1928. ll3 at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-02-11

Riot at Lockpors.Nr Jennings, of the persons wht
suffered in the late riot al Iockpor. died OF his won s
the 9Th ult,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
LYNCHBURG
EEMlk.E ACaDEMN.

1NIIE Fall and Winter Session will com
- mence on Monday the LIST of September
next, and eoaiinue five months aud hal.
fER.nS OF TUITION
,.finior ciaa---orthography, Reading, hrh-
ing aud Arithmetic, sl2 per session.
Middle Ciats--ncading, Writing Arithne-
tic, Grammar and the elements vi Geography
SIS per session.
g.ra Ciass .7--Englsh Grammar, Geogra'
pky by mapping, the use OF the 6lobcs, his
iory, Penmansbip, Arithmetic and Ornament
al Needcwofk, sls per session.
Fist Ciass B.--Higher Branches.-Belle'
Leitres, eomprehending English Grammar II
all ITS paris, Blairs Rhetoric and EpistolafJ
Composition Geography, ancient and mo
defn Mapping Astronomy with the use o.
tie globes History, including Chronology
Botany; Natural History; the elements q
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry &C. &c
sls per session.
French Language, Sl6 per session.
Drawing and Painting, Si2 do. do
The Music Department, in the Academy
will be conducted by Mr.. John A. sconcih
professor Of music
Boarding, $40 per month
HENRY MORRIS, PripcipH
August Is w3wii54
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MIR. Peter Fore.

GIR-As you are not AN inhabitant of
~ the Commonwealth OF Virginia, you will
please take notice Tint We shall on Monday
9Th October, 1929, nj The Store house oil Pres
ley ID. Richardson a 10. in the county of
Charlotte, state OF Virginia, proceed TO take
the depoSitions OF Rerben Fore, sen. Cha,de
fsrrer, Robert Baldwin, Margaret Davis and
others---and 10 continue from day To dag until
all are iaken-also al Merry mi,ii S shop in the
county OF Prince Edward, ON Tuesday 9TH day
| ofAo,ember, 1923, To take The dispositions OF
james Davis, Ralph Merryman, Peter Davis u
oihers--also at the store house of John &.
Miller q co. in the county of Charlotte, state
of virginia, on Monday 10th November,
1923, 10 tahe the dispositions Of Samuel F.
Moses aud others--and also at Jas Croeket's
Iron works IN the county of Wythe, state OF
virginia, on Friday 2sth day of November,
1873, 10 take the dispositions of Temple Bald
win, Polly Baldwin and others, and to CONT.
nue. from day 10 day until the whole are taken,
hil OF which Is intendedlo be read ssevicience
IN canse in Cbancery, now depending in the
county court OF Charlotte, wherein we are
plaintiffs, against james Fore, r. james Fore
sen. and yourself defendants
JOHN +. RICHARDSON,
| THO. 4. RICHARDSON,
| august 20. w4w'
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RedEard .Euiu Cn,lrt .lsoa

Bedford yuiy Court, 1923.
Price Snider, Reese Morgan and Lavina bis
wife, formerly Lavina Snider, pitts
Against
Elizabeth Mayse, Thomas Snider, Banks
dale Snider, Mahlon Snider, Daniel Brown
and Joicey his wife, defts
IN CILlYCERY.
The defendants Thomas Snider and Barks-
dale Snider not having entered their appear
ance and given security according 10 the act
of assembly and the rules of this court, and il
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that
they are not inhabitants OF this state, on the
motion OF the plaintiffs, by their counsel, il is
ordered, that the said absent defendants do APP
pear here at the next October court e. answer
the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this or
der be forthwith published in the Virginian
tor two months successfully, and another
posted at the front door of the court house
on two several court days.
A copy Teste
50 J STEPTOE, C. b. C.
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Also, at the same time and place, will b,
exposed, to public sale, agreeably TO the pro
visions Of the fourth section of the act, passeo
on the Oath day of April, lS2o, entitled " Al
act making further provisions for the 5, 10 o.
the public lands, such lands situate wthir
the above mentioned townsphips as have be-
come forfeited TO: the United States prior 10
the lst Of October, 1920, for failure to com
plete the payment within the period prescrib-
ed by law
The sales will open with the lowest NUN.
bered section, township, aud range, and pro.
coed III regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, ut the City OF Wasll.
ingon, this Eth day of August, 1923
BY the President
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by The President oChe United States !:

N pursuance of law, l. JAMES Monroe,
4 President of the United States, do hereby
declare and make known, that a public sale
will be held at the Land Office al Franklin, in
the state of Missouri, on the FIRST Monday in
December next, for the disposal of such OF
The lands situate within the district of How
ard county, in said state, as have been reiI-
pushed to the United States prior TO the Isl
day Of October, 1921, under the provirions OF
the act passed on the I'd day of March, l92
entitled An act for the relief of the purclia
sers of public lands prior TO the LIST day OF
July, 1920, as are situate in the following
described townships aud fractional townships,
lying north Of The Missouri Rirer, and west OF
the fifth principal meridien, viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
August 90

IN court held for Fronktin county, al The
Courthouse on The fourth day Of 1ugusi,
1929.
Joseph Greer aud Fanny his wife, Pitts
Against
Peter Holland, executor &c. of Elisha Ly-
on deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
he. of Mary Webster deceased, John Web.
ster, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon,
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rces Hughes and
Folly his vile. Dehs.
~ CTf.lNCERY.
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, not having onteredlheir APP
penrance and given security agreeable to the
Act OF Assembly, End the rules II this court,
and IL appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
court, that they are not inhabitants of this
state , on the motion Oft the Plaintiffs bytheir
council, ii 's ordered, that the said non.re..
dent defendants do appear here on the first
Monday in November next, and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and thata copy ofths order be
forthwith inserted in the Vfrginian, a paper
edited in the town of Lynchburg for eight
weeks successiyelys and that another copy be
posted nj the front door OF the courthouse of
shis comfy.
copy--Teste
CALEB TATE, c &C.
August %. Il
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NoTlCE IS hereby girem, that all Me
= eel y eeus ~ the Lnnatic spitoi, in The eit,
% o'd'dmsonrg, are occupied, and that no mar,
P~'tms Male or Iemate) wH be receired in
10 Sa'a iosPinl, until some ofhs said cell, arr
'deenf-d"e not'oe Of Which wiH be giren.
BY order Of The Court of Directors
LEO. C. HENLEY, c. CD
August l. so,n,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
NUEAW.A N.

DUNAWAY from the subscriber lliving
Ia near Willis's Mountain, in the county Of
Ruekingham) onahe nigdt oil the 10Th instant,
bright mnlatto man, named BiLI.Y-Re is n
stout, sensible fellow, slow OF speech, straigh,
black hair, little incliaed 10 curl-can read
3 write, aad very probably may have a forged
tass--is about thirty-six er seven years old
aud took of with him variety of clothing,
End his beoks-i suspect he left the neighbor.
hood IA company with white man. aud tina,
he will attempt 10 escape 10 Ohio or the north
u taken in any Of the counties below The
fountains and secured in iail sothat get him
pgaia, reward Of twenty dollars will be 81.
yens brt ittlken beyond the noun, aims. or in
aay OF the border counties &C the state, or in
attempting u escape out Of the state. ON
heard vessel, aud shall be secured in like
manner reward OF forty dollars will be gi.
Ven All masters of vessels and others nre
iarwdrned ffam harboring or CARRYING hin,
ont OF the state a, the perl Of legal prosecu-
hon. L. BOILING
nay 80. w3w~ as
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WARDS OFFICE,
August 81 1923
7ih days draw,ngof The
Washington Monument
L. TIENY.

267o ] 1928 prizes 81 Slo0
2o7I II prize Of 80
900 OCT Abb
s9il 1851 1896 prizes of 30
1854 1918
And IsD prizes III go each.
The 7ih days drawing OF The Grand State
Lottery, will be received by next Thursdays
hlaH Tie eighth drawing Of the Motnnent
Lottery on Thursday week, and the sixth
drawing of the University Lottery, on the
Thursday following, The highest prize yet
drawn frem either the Grand State or Uni.
versiiy Lotteries, is one thousand dollars
And from the wheels OF the Washington Mo-
nument Lottery, five thousand dollars is The
highest prizeyet out. Consequently the great
Capitals Of
100000 10000 5000
10000 10000 5000
10000 10000 5000
10000 10000
And a large number Of $1,000, yet re-
main to be drawn.
Tickets in the State Lottery Si5
University 10
Washington Monument 10
Now IL the time 10 renew small prizes
and make Investments, AS there is great
probability of some of the large prizes
which are now floating coming out at the
next drawing. TICKETS OR SHARES
in either Of the abose Lotteries, warranted
unhrawn, ordered at WARDS OFFICE,
free OF postage.
Aug 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
EI.OPED,

ION Tuesday morning last, my servant
~ BILLY, and on Tuesday night or
"Wednesday morning, his wife CELIA, al
so my property.-BiIly is rather light CO.
lored, about feet OF 9 inches high, has
few II any upper teeth, rather lean, has
little badness, which looks somewhat rs if
1t had been worn of or injured. Ills low
er teeth are thought to be pretty good
speaks quickly, and his motion is very
qnlck generally, for one of his age. lie is
about 40 or d yeart old. Heis very plau-
sisle either in speaking truth or falseIlood.
Celia does not exceed "a years of age
Her motion is generally very slow. She is
about the ordinary stature, except tllst her
habit is rather fatter than common, and
her face particularly looks full and we'll
She is not at all blackcr than common-she
speaks slow-her countenance is rather
serious or grum.
Howell DAVIES.
" B.-The Editors ofhc Enquirer miH
gre The nbore one insertion, and forUard
Their account 10 THIS office for payment.
August 90. tsA
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July 81

busnes subscriber rs will continue the hardware
A ress IN the house formerly occnn; uMd arc
in nu'oh hancock Co. lie will also eu ny
Pa nu' good assortment of Paints 6 r;Ilepon
ds,""s materials, all of which art;cIo "i anu
determined to sell low for cab, u ''''eS he is
August u. ioN HANCOCK.
4w loo
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Notice.

ne partners ofMe late firm of Kyles s
mays, requea all those indebted 10 then
~ no'e or book account, 10 make immfdials
b r. 10 the subscriber at ID. &. U0i. Kule's,
G ;'g me first Of august, OTHERWISE no tcnger
indulgence wiH be grren. ' : 90 80 '''7'
July 4. - 1 h1"'o''' '1 1,..o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02

fh T. copartnership of Ammon U.,cool
consen, W a.. IS TINS day dissolved by mutual
req"cstedto make immediate na,n -" .nehl are
mon Hancock allthose havin" no, ,i ntm. 10 Am
,Iein are requested to present their sa'ns'
''"''nS 10 MN properly adjusted for set,",o.
DANIEL BROWN.
July 81. ioN HANCOCK.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
THE LOT OF GROUND.
Mill and Land

Valuable Mill and v.sod
FOH SALE
N the 10th day of September next
- John b. Roy and John Ii. Smith, actin
misses, The "' vi '"e ~
Freaonian Mills,
distant from Lynchburg about : miles md
c ,na'eu'ately on James River, with the laud
conveyed om by trust deed, recorded in Camg
oeil court, and hearing date the 9otb day a
october, 1919, for the purpose of securing re ctr
s lam sums OF money therein mentioned ,as
i, Nicholas Harrison to William Lewis
Inc Inc sale will take place on that day, if fair,
aJ' on ane next fair day thereafter. The title
Is believed to be ndisputable, but the subsci.
bers will only conve, as trustees ' WV '''''
JOHN b. ROY,
August !. 49,,
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JAMES MONKOE.
GEORGE GRAHAM

NFVTtNIE bIIAII NM.
COm'r of the General Land Office
NJ Printers authorized to publish the laws
of the L, States IN the states of North Carroll.
ma, South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio Indiana
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and
territory OF Arkansas, and Pittsburg, IN Penn.
sylvania, nre requested to publish the fore.
going proclamation once week nntil the
sales take place, and send their accounts IRE
cepied) to the General Land Oilce for pay
ment
Aug 10. lawts55
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02

NEITHER ofthe Lotteries were drawn
u last week. Next Thursdays mail will
tring the nth days drawing of the UNIVERSE
1Lo'teTy and tue sixth days drawing of the
Nate Lyd ~ The state of the wheel. nj
both these Lotteries, is highly favourable to
ne purchaser, as no prize over one thousand
foilms has been drawn from either
Tickets ia the University Lottery, $40. and
,Htte State Lottery SIS Two prizes Of 10000
~gJ one prize Of $4,000, besides Ii prizes Of
5000, are MI floating at The next drawing of
',s State Lottery--Tlckets and shares order
ID free Of postage at
WARDS OFFICE.
Angas, Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02

VNilE creditors of Mr.. WALTHAL HOI.
Il CoMBE are requested TO attend on the
Sun day "i October next, at his late re-
s,dence, with their claims duly authenticated.
that The amount of his debts NAV he known
by which time it can be the better known
"henthe erop(now alikely one) can be got 10
nlarAet The creditors shall share il, and
Then time and place shall be agreed upon
Tor the sale OF so much Of the estate ms shall
pay ofthe debts and il any claim be obiec.
TED to, II may at once be referred, so as to n.
void any thing like law suit
JUDITH UOLCoMBE, ADMIR-.
July 90. ''''"' =
-GCC-
nnderstnnd TINT | I'm one of the executors
named in the will Il Mr. Hulcorlbe, but MS |
cannot act on account of the distance and my
pubic dutics, will nevertheless advise Mr.:
Hoicombe, my niece, in doing speedily what.
ever law and justice require Of her. for the
creditors OF MIR. Holcombe and if they will
tiorbear, until their claims can all be made
known TO her, she will, ! have no doubt. do
them prompt justice.
July 90. w4ns loo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
u Wact or pavcel OF X.auA

Lying AMI being in the county of Franklin,
bounded by the lands of Joel Fisher, William
Custin, John Ferguson and John Snider, con
tanning b. estimation lTu acres--one sorel
stud horse, one bay horse, one yellow bay
ditto, q head of cattle, Il head OF hogs two
sets OF blacksmiths' tools complete, one old
Wagon and one new one, nearly ironed, one
tour wheeled carriage and harness complete,
one, clock, one cupboard, one desk and one
book case, two silver watches, aud the hal
ance OF said Fishers HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE, and plantation
utensils, 2r'nc guns, and his crop OF corn aud
wheat, or SO much OF the said propertyas NAV
'o,e sufficient TO satisfy said debt. with costs
Inc subscriber will convey such little only ms
isvested in him as trustee.
ELI FERGUSON, Trustee.
August %. wo,y2
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Mr.. isaiah alley,

TAkE NOTICE-that shall on the
l. sth day OF September, 1923, at the tavern
house OF MIR. - Shields, in the town of
Lexington, county of Rockbridse, and state
OF Virginia, take the dispositions of Stephen
kees and others, TO be read as evidence on
the trial OF suit now depending in the S,.pe
rlor Court of Chancery, for the Lynchbtrg
District, IN the state of Virginia, wherein am
plaintiff, and you and a certain William Burd,
are defendants. WILLIAM JSREIJ.
august B. w4w So
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
PUBLIC SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTaTE.
QY virtue of deed of trnst ex.cn,o5 +,
- the subscriber by PhiIip shustrr for fl,
purpose OF securing TO Archibald and Bob,i
prad'ute, the payment of sundry debts in said
deed mentioned, and which deco is dnly 4
record III the clerks office of the county d
Sanpoel, ! shall, on Saturday the 9th day
september next, upon the premises. offer ot
tor sale, by public auction, 10 the highest bid
der, for cash, w e'''' y
THE LOT OF GROUND.
conveyed by said deed-stuated imnodia,ef
on the turnpike road, at the lower end Of ND
Town OF New London, containing one acre d
ground, more or less, with a Small Framed
no kitchen and stable thereon. The d
as ,rn "e,ae,eu 10 be 'ndisputabIe, but acting
is vested in me by said deed.
j. HENDRICK.
--"-os. 70. wtdsl0S
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Notice.

RY virtue of deed of trust executed by
~ John Fisherto the subscriber, bearing
date the 18th day of August, ls2o, and dnv
recorded in the clerk office If the county
court of frsutlin Ia secure n certain sum of
money therein mentioned, due to Stephen
Preston, lr 4 Co. shall proceed TO sell, on
the premises, for ready money, ON Wednesday
the 10Th If September next, the FOLLOW
ING PROPERTY Ia wit.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02
LAMP OIL-Winter strained

Quirk's essence of Tyre, for changing the CO.
Tor OF light or red hair 10 black or brown Vo-
LATHE Aromatic snuff for the headache /;
Boot Varnsb, Salad oil, Flesh brushes, Ca
mel hair Pencils, Paint brushes, Whiie-wash
brushes, Blue smalts, Composition mortars,
Glass do. Graduated measures, Glass tunnels,
Goldleaf, iIatiers bow-strings, Lorillards best
Maccoboy snuifs, Tonqua beans, superior qua
lily, Snuff Boxes, Sand Paper, Reeves Water
colors, best Annatto, Indigo, Nader, Red and
Black Ink Powders, Pomatum, Mace, Cloves,
Ground Ginger, Iurmeric, Long Pepper, Trans
parent Soap Windsor ditto, Silver. Wire Tooth
Brushes, &c. &c all Of which they will dis
pose OF at the lowest market prices, for cash
August 10. 2aw6w 4
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Fresh Medicines, Paints,
&c.
DIR. Wm. Owens & g. l.. Leckie,

IEt AFIF.o AND Ufil hUI5I5
HAt + just received. al addi-
} tio0al supply of MEDICINES,
PAINTS, DYE STUFFS, &c.
&C. Among y hich are the follow
inc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-02

Cheltenbam Salts I; Essence Of Mustard,
celebrated for the cure OF rheumatism, govt,
palsy, sprains, bruises, &c. DIR. Mead's Anti
Dyspeptic or Stomach Pills, a sure cure for in
digestion or soar stomach worm destroying
Lozenges; and Lees New- London Bilious
piila
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-05-20
hi sussantiaed By ,he evidenc. Of Messrs HoptinaI

and Adams, why should he hesitate to tell who he
Is, and stop the vsuntlngs of this political aposste
II may be expected as long as he continues to write
over an anonymous signature, his accusations will
be denied however feebly.
That Mr.. Dupont's political conduct has for a
length OF time been censurable, and in many res
poets derogatory TO the character OF man of correct
principle, is fact too notorious TO be paliated for
many Of the charges brought against him the public
6noD to be true which makes it appear the more RI
dcuous that he should persist in assertions that they
never can become reconciled to. He says he never
considered himself boundb by pledge TO abide by the
nomination Of the Red Lion meeting, because he ne
Der gaze any! Let this be remembered on the 18th
of June, and trust pledge will not be asked OF him.
Suly, in his No. Q, makes effort, though feeble
one, to vindcate the conduct Of his colleague. and
hints at the feeble e65rts OF The Voice of the Peo-
pie" in 1921. would tell Sully that it was to this
" bantling' he is pleased to call it, that the public
are indebted for the defeat of the deep laid schemes
and aggrandzing views of the family compact (of
which, ii mistake not, he has lately become mem
ber) and exhibited in their proper colour few po
litical traitors.
The investigation going forward must be protuc-
tive Of good effect as il will bring view those who
for some time past have been abusing public conf
dence. There are yet some remaining, who not
we'll secured by the curtain but they may be seem
neither IS their manGuverIng as secret as they ina
CINE, and hope ere long, to see them meet their
reward by being held up as spectaces Of guilt and
shame, and branded with the appropriate epithet so
we'll suited to their character, political apostatcs.
MALEC.