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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

T meeting Of the President and Dir
a rectors pt The Lynchburg and salem
turnpike company, al the % toIe gate on
'e 18th september, 1925.
Ordered, that the Stockholders of the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike company,
pay To the Treasurer on or before the lOth
FAY OF November, next, ten dollars, ON each
their several shares of stock, and that the
Treasurer cause this order to be publshe in
9th the newspapers published in Lynchburg,
rcording 10 law, it being The tenth requisi-
ION. A Copy
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk,
Oct6 ilOn
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IN. Darid Rcss9,

NIOU will pieasc take notice, that on
! tuesday the ed day Of November next,
At the Franklin Hotel, IN the town OF Lynch
burg, between the hours OF O'Clock A. NJ.
and clock, 2. NJ. I shall proceed 10 take
the deposition OF William NJ. Reeves, which !
shall offer as evidence in a suit now depend
ing, IN The superior Court OF Chaneery iof
the Lynchbnrg District, in which you are
plaintiff and myself defendnnt--on that day
and nj the above named place, you or your
agent can attend II you think proper.
JAMES T. STEVENS.
Oct %. ts2l
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a Teacher Wanted.

A YOUNG man we'll qualified to teach
"A reading, writing, arithmetic and few
classical scholars who can bring testimonials
TO that effect, can get good wages in veal.
thy, agreeable negllborhood, IN the county oil
Campbell, twenty miles sou,h Of Lynchburg.
my gentleman wishing such situation chn
obtain the necessary intormstion 10y personal
or written application to A. 5. II, IN Lynch.
burr, Al any lime. before the 10th Nov. or 10
the ed'on. Of the yirginian after that perod.
Oet.at. ts2i
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Tract or parcel Of land,

Adjoining iht iast mentioned traU'. contain.
ing one hundred and sixteen acres, subject 10
a deduction OF two acres, 10 be taken off near
the Mill, II being the same tract purchased by
said Reid of enc - Harris.
The foregoing tracts vi land lie on Failing
river, adjoining each other, about % miles
southeast of Lynchburg, and fifteen from
Campbell courthouse. Ii is one OF the best
tarms in that part OF the country. The low
grounds are of great value, OF which there
are said to be about two hundred acres. The
improvements are various aud extensive.
such property is seldom offered in the mar
ket, and those disposed 10 vest their resour
ces i'll valuable lands, are requested to view
the premises before the daV of sale. This
property Is subject 10 three ether deeds OF
trust which will be acted on at the same time
that The subscriber twill act on the deed TO
him. The amount of all the membranes
IS little upwards OF eight Thousand dollars
As il is supposed that the property is worth
much more than this sum of money, aud as il
is intended by the parties, that the sale should
be without reserve, the subscriber, together
with the trustees in the other deeds, will at
the desire of the parties, after producing
sufficient sum in cash 90 discharge all the ia
cumbrances, together With the cost and char.
ges OF sale, give 10 the purchaser or purcha-
sers, accommodating credits for the residue
OF the purchase money. Selling as trustee,
the subscriber will convey no other title than
is vested in him as such, but it is believed
that tho title is undisputed
JOHN b. DABNEY, Trustee.
October l3.
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S5O NeWarA ,

RUNAWAY from the sub criher. Iniat
IA - Phlsylvana, Va on the 2lst dsy o.
August last, n negro boy named Bill. llei.
dark uulato, about 20 years old, six lee
HEB, rros eyed, and lolerabIy smarl.spokep.
ehpec, he is aiming 10 make his escape H.
nede for Lynchhnrg Iwll give the above
reward It returned 10 me- or lodged in isil sp
thn ! get him again GEO ApENS
3dur Of John .ldaps, de-
Oct. g. p.,6,r
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VALUABLE LANDS

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by Mr. John Reid, bearing
date The 18th day of June, eighteen hundred
aud twenty. three, and recorded on The same
day in the clerks Office OF the county court
OF Campbell, aud in pursuance OF the consent
in writing OF the aid John Reid, authorizing
the subscriber 10 act on the said deed at the
time hereinafter mentioned, shsil proceed TO
sell, on FRIDAY the 18th OF November next,
il fair, il not the next fair day thereafter, at
Mr.. John Reid's store, and on the premises,
in the county OF Campbell, al public auction
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\ 0ST o. Friday last in Lynchbnfg'
II ninety i've dollars, principally !" ten
dollar notes, on the Farmers aud Virginia
banks Mt Lynchbnrg, wrapped IN piece oil
brown paper Whoever hnds the above sum,
aud Will hand IL to Mr.. Nathan Scho0lheld,
shall receive reward oil thirty dollars.
JOHN GUTHRIE.
NV. 3 2t-24
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10 Mr.. Thomas .qldridgs, Of Me stale u

To UT. Ihonlds .Wdrlage, Of Me AfQlt II
alabama.
=. lR--i hereby give you notice, that 90
~ thu 2slh, Doth, aud 30lh days of Noyem.
Der. 1926, at the Clerks Office OF she county
court OF Nelson, | shall proceed to rake the
dispositions of BEN amin ID. Harris and Others,
10 be read us evidence on The trial OF a suit
depending in the Superior Court Of Chancery
for the Lynchbnrg District in the Stale u
Virginia, wherein |, as the Admir-. of jesse
CIarhson, dec. am plaintiff and you are de,
PENDANT. ROBERT RIyES.
Oct. Of N29Nl2
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y pursuance Of deed If trust executed
Gus W Christopher Clark, bearing date
&c 10Th day OF October, 1919 and recorded
II the county court OF Bedford, for the pur-
pose OF indemnity my isaac O,ey and Thomas
Uoore we shall proceed to sell, at public
auction, on the 2sth day OF November next,
before the door of Mr., Terry'g tavern, IN the
town OF Liberty, Tor cash, ONE TR ACT
o. La Nd, On Goose Creek. in the coun.
tN oi Bedford, containing about four hun
ared Acres And one other tract ON Bore
"agnr crock, in said county, being the tract
H mud conveyed to the said Christopher
Clalk. by Joseph HuddIeston We shall con.
F"y snoh title only as is vested in us by the
'ad deed OF trust EDW ARD WATTS,
VIM. KADFORD,
Trustees.
Oct 90 ytdsll
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OHIO AGEN Y.

ilHE subscriber haylng obtained bnsl=
- ness enough 10 justify his engaging rs an
Agent 10 Land matters, 40 ONO, hus deter
fniued 20 move TO that state, aud will srtne
Ia thllicothe lie will undertake to sell lnnd
GU Commission, or TO regain the title aud
possession OF Land SOLD for taHc,, either ~
sui or compromse--or will remove person,
residing on the land, without the consent oi
The owner--will seltle thereon new tenants.
pa taxes, &c &c,
II he subscriber having heretofore attended
The courts oi Powhatnn, Cumberland aud
Oooehland, khis native county, thought io
feier his character TO his general acuuaint.
Anee IN those counties, but believes partien-
lar reference might become necessary-he
therefore refers any person wishing To CON
snupicnie with him on business. 10 Mes.rs
Sam. Branch Il Geo. NJ, Payne, ir. of Bncl
ingham VIM. Randolph g. Francis b. Dcane.
jr. OF Cumberland; Vim. ; Archer and Ira.
els Egeleston, of Amelia, Alfred Egglcsion
and John + Cooke and Wm. Pope, of Pow
haian 10 WIN. Boiling aud Nm GRAY. nj
Soochlsud and 10 John Gurrrant md lame
T.. Heath, OF Richmond
Letters directed TO Colombin, Fnyanpe.
posi- paid, will be strictly attended Ia.
ROBERT WARE.
+ ). All claims against me ave reancslca
10 be made known, Ms do moi wish 10 ca9 =
Virginia aud leave any Mtag unse'Hld.
RO WARE.
oN'' 10 {. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

A L an adjourned meeting of the Stock
xAFholders Of the Lynchburg and Salem
turnpike Company, held at the Franklin lilo.
,el, IN The town otLynchburg, on tuesday the
nth October, 1925
mere not belng sufficient number .of
o'oeE'ho'ders present, either ia person or by
proxy, to proceed to business, Ii is ordered
inat 'h's meeting adjourn, until Friday the
9Th day OF next month (Fovember)
JOHN NJ. GORDON. OK.
Oct. "a. tcI1N,o"'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

4 vtf'ut al 4 deed ~ ausf. h"aflDg dale
d. tue 18th day OF March, Ia2U, ana lily
Recorded IN the clerks ofhce Di pinsyVani9
county, executed by Samuel 7l"ele ~ Tho
subscriber, Tor the purpose OF securing 9oseph
Chiffon, rs the security Of sa,d Steele, as IL
said decd expressed, will be sold, 10 he high.
est bidder for cash, st John b. kutlcdges l..
vern, IN the county OF Phtsylghn,a, on Saiui-
day the 5th day of November peAl, on
NEGRO NAN, named Peytou, one Wagon
snd four horses named ~ the said deed lie
ssbscribee vii convey such title n IS vested
IN him by SAID deed. JOHN b. DAtNEN,
TRUSTEE.
Oai g. widSl7
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Notice.

IN obedience 10 an order of the Hnstings
1 court, of the corporation OF Lynchburg,
the subscribers will sell, on the premises, IL
the highest bidder, al public auction, on Sa-
turday the 9th day Of next month, (Novem.
brr,) the lmbers Of the Bridge across the ra-
vise below Diamond Hill, known by the
name OF the Franklin Bridge Terms At sale
SAMUEL BRANSFOKD,.
JOHN CASkIE,
HENRY DAVIS,
Commissioners.
Oct. "a. tsol
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V,sE subscribers, owing the Land at

j the junction Of The north ana sou'n
Fork Of The Roanoke, IN the county oil mont
gomery, having been solicited 10 lay on d.
TOWN, have determined to DO So anu VIII
sell out the
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X%kNS SOCIETY.

n conformity to an act OF the LegsIa-
ture of Virginia, entitled 1" an act, incor
pnratlng a literary and library company in
tn- town Of Lynchburg," passed the 10Th
'ty of February, l322; am directed
uhIicly To notify the members of the
.,nchburg Uoion Society, that they are
by said act directed to meet lat the usual
hour a, their Hall, CA the frs, Thursday
N November next, to transact certain
business prescribed by the Constitution
I'D laws of the Institution.
MAURICE IL. GARLAND, Sec.
Oct. 20. ta0tdm
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Piece of Ground,

Situate in the sald county OF Campbell, pur-
chased 10y said Reid OF William Jones, con
tainiug four hundred acrrs, on which stand
the said Reds MILL.lOUSE, Stil-house,
and a Corn-hnlse. Also. q ccrtain Other
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Tract or parcel of land,

Sltoaie in tue sad county OF FampbeII, up
Mill creek, containing by patent three hun.
dred and nnety-two acres. Also, a certain
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PATRICK HENRY CAgnLL,

Y virtueof n deeds o. tus. ,rs,e#f,u "a
ID the 23l day OF Nav. 1913, ~ H." T.
vine and Clemeuline is g, To the subscrI.
her, for cerisin pnrr sc therein specified
VII be sold on the o. mises, or cash, at put.
lac auction, on Tue y, 49, 9th day ot De
c"mber next, II tar. II not, ID, II the next lar
lay thereafter, the : O III and L0HB
On Federal Hi, N c loWu ot Lynchhnrg,
Adjoining tie residence a. Mr.. Royal, aud
known IN the plan OF the trwa Of Lynchburg
~ number 2s2 aud 2s4 These lois viii
make desirable resieuGe for priv te fam
uy. The subscriber acting rs trustee will on.
" convey such title as is vested in him by
he said trust deed, but he believes The tile
br good.
JAMES BENAGH, Trustee.
Nov g. 2ltds
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n E w
FAIL AMI WiNfEN
G. . y ID -.

81 III sls> - /" AsN
e. y y ID -.
The subscriber Is n0so receiving
large y e.rtensirc assortment OF
yILI oNAgEE uooD5,
AsosG WHICH AL
SopsrGne London Blue aud Black CIotb',
d.. do. do. do. casslmeres,
d.. cassinetls
Common d..
Pellssr Cloths
Flaancls and Balzes
Prilssc flannpls aud naitinetts
Rose Point aud Dpnl Blankets
Camhrts and Scotch Plalds
Cloaks aud Bug Coats
MeflnU and Cashmere shawis
Waterloo and Bfsganza do.
Clrtassian Pads
Il Splendid assortment Of Prints
Mand irin and Naukeen Grapes
Biaek and Culoted figured silks
Bsck Italian LutrstrIugs
Plashes for lngs
Vcl,etrrns of all colours for Bonnets, a
new article
Xix Velvet of Superior quality
Fashionable TRIMMINGS Of every description
An elegant assortment Of fall aud winter
Ribbons
Bell klhbons
Anlfcial Curs ofsli shades
An assortment of superior Umbrellas
Domestic plaids and strips
German and American Lnsey
Coarse tassluetts for negro clothing
kerseys do. do.
Bed Tick Of superior quality
Manchester Cord
An assortment of Worsl,d Hosiery
Do. do. Silk do.
DO. do. Cotton do.
20 Trunks Shoes comprising a general as
sortmrnt suitable for the season
Cotton yarn. rockery War,, &c. &c.
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DISSOLUTION.

VI He firm al bOYD & NEW vas on H.
y first instant dissolved by mutuul consent.
Al persons having clalms against the tim
wlii please present them tor settlement, an
persons indebted are requested TO call ana
settle their accounts with either nf he s,L.
sefleers. JOHN Z. BOYD
JOHN NEW
9ept. 8. TO
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VIE subscriber lsspectlas informs hls
friends and the public generally. TINT h.
has commenced the BOOK SELLING BUSE
NESS in the house formerly occupied by Nj
William Dlgges, aud opposite the store II
Messrs. &. X. Noryell & W. IT. Morgan, where
he will receive additional supple. OF all tia
scw aud periodical publications.. Hsv.=
made arrangements with the most extensive
houses in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
and Boston, he pledges himself that any Law
Medical, Miscellaneous, School or BLul#
Books which may be wanting, which he NAV
not have, he will endeayor TO obtain the same
through his correspondents al the north
Country merchants, teachers of academies,
&c, will find il TO their advantage TO call aud
examine his stock, which will be very com.
plete. The subscriber pledges himselft To pay
strict attention TO business, mud every exer.
ton on his pnrt will be uss d for the benefit OF
those who may favor him with their patron
age. CHARLES 4 WtIHHRS.
Lynchburg, Sept. % ts7
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VIA. Owens & G.. l.. Leckie
Have jus receiued few barrels LIN
Sc ED OIL. Also, large assortment
Of sxoNQ WARE, 9a., %.
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rIsE FOLLOWING LANDS,


Mentioned in tue SAID deed, or so much there
of as shall be necessary TO discharge the prin
cipa and interest, and costs, which may re-
main due upon The debt for the security OF
which the said deed was executed, together
with the expenses oil the sale, aud the charges
of drawing and recording said deed, VIZ -
One certain
Tract or parcel of Land,
Lying and being in the county of Campbell,
on both sides of Fallingriver, on the east side
Of the road, containing five hundred acres, ii
being the remainder OF The tract purchased
by the said Reid OF John Cock. Also, Ger
tain other
Tract or parcel of and,
Adjoining the former, containing three hun
dred and sixty five acres, more or less, being
The same tract OF land purchased by the sac
Reid Of the heirs OF John Hook, deed. Also,
a certain other
Tract or parcel Of land,
Adjoining the tract last above mentioned,
containing twenty eight aud hail acres, pur-
chased by the said Reid OF one - Ap.
person. Also one undivided quantity of
30 acres OF land,
Lying in the -aid county OF Campbell being
a part of tract formerly belonging 10 one M
choas Conner. Also, one other certain
Tract or parcel of land,
Situate in the said county of Campbell, con-
5,f.; tanning two hundred and thirty
s.s.fA four acres, on which there is
..:;:.,.@ good Dwelling House and
.lss1ssss66..1 Barn, il being the same tract Oh
land purchased by said Reid of the heirs OF
William Jones, dee. Also, n certain other
Tract or parcel of land,
xu,... Adjoining the said Iasi mentioned
n'bRf' tract, wherein the said Reds
NsssI tStore-houSe, Deciding House,
49,. and number of other hou,e- ,taud.
CONTAINING four hundred acres. Also, one
other certa.G
nv fill
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SUGAR, COFFEE d. SALT

We ARE NOV RECEIILNG,
hhds sup'r Muscoyado and ST. Croix Sugar
1 do, good do. do. do.
% bags prime green Coffee.
300 sacks salt,
Which We offer at our usual low prices.
w MCKEE u J. q. MEM.
Aug. Is ts2
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Valuable Land for sala

NE subscriber Wishes 10 sell the Ia
! ing valuable TRACTS OF L4S ,ok
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-08

Mclean. of Del. Mclean Of Ohio, Mallary, Mar.
ley Martindale, Martin, Matlack. Motson. Mer-
Ger Metcalic, Mitchell, Of Md. Moore. of Ken
Ncaie' Nelson, Newton, OBrien, On, Patterson, q,
onio' Plumer, of N. H. Reed, Reynolds, Rives,
nose koss, Saunders, Scott, Sharpe Arthur Smith,
spence, N. stevenson. J. Stephenson, Storrs Swan,
laiiiatero, Taylor, Test, Thompson, of Penn
thompson, OF Ken. Tomlinson, Tracy, Trnnbls
tucker, of Va Tucker, of 5. C. Vance, of N C.
vance, of Ohio, Van Rensselaer,, Van Wyck. Vim
,on' Warheld, Webster, Whipple Whittles.y,
w hite, w 'cklife, Williams, of N Y. Williams, of
va. Gods and Wright-l25.
NAYs-McsSrs. Alexander, of Va. Alexander, OF
en-. Allen, of Ten. Allison, Archer, J. s Barbour,
bartlett Blair, Buckingham. Buck, Cady, Cambre-
,ens' carter, Gary, Clark, Collins, Day, Dwinell
Eowaros, OF N. C. Ellis, Farrelly. Findiay, Floyd,
r oote, OF N Y. Gazlay, Govan, Hamilton, Harris,
hayward, Hoicombe, Hooks, Houston, Insharn,
Lincoln, Litchdeld, McDuflie, Mexican, Mckee,
hihief' Mitchell, of Penn. Moore of Alabama Out
'aw' owen, Patterson, of Pen. Plumer of Peu Poin-
Sett, Randolph, Rankin, Richards Ross. Sandfprd.
Sloane, VIM Smith, Spaight, Standefer. sterlinr,
, ,atnall' Ten Eyck, Thompson of Georgia. WAYNE,
"miman, Williams, uf n. c. James Wilson, Hen
ny wilson, Wilson, offs. c. Wi son, of Ohio. Wolfe
Wood SO.
1t was then ordered that the committee he chosen
by ballot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-08

~ concerned IN the matter, accepted it IN thai
way. The matter Isl then, as substantially be-
Tore US, as ifit had been in writing, when it shall
DC put on the Journal. If we have the sub
stance, we need not SO much regard the form,
as to give the subject different direction.
Mr. Cook, Of Illinois, sail he took it for
House as specifically as he could, the nature of
the charges which he il I'd asked the House to in-
granted, that the Speaker had presented to the
ycStigate. Ii was not the address of the Speak
er, but the letter which contained the charges
against him, that was to be the subject of in
Vestigation. The inquiry which was asked by
tue Speaker was proper, IN relation to the cha
racter OF this House, and the interests of the
country. The letter referred to in the Speak
er's address, did not operate, in its accusatorv
property, on the Speaker alone, but on por-
ton of the other members of this House. Let
gentlemen turn'to that letter. and they would
hnd that it contained charges as. perncious to
the character of this House, and of the nation
generally as to the Speaker.
Mr.. WEBSTER here interposed, he said, with
great reluctance, to call his friend from Illinois
TO order. He submitted to him whether, ON
motion to refer the letter, &c. 1t was proper to
enter into an investigation of the nature Of the
charges contained in it, &c.
Mr. Cook disciamed any design to violate
order in his observations and desisted.
The question was loudly called for, and was
Wken on ordering the address of tue Speaker to
be entered on the journal, and decided in the
Affirmative
Mr.. CoNpIcT, of New Jersey, then moved to
postpone the further consideration of the re-
naming proposition flor the appointment of
committee, &c. until Tomorrow.
Which motion was agreed to, and the subject
postponed until tomorrow.
The engrossed Bill from the Senate, making
compensation TO persons appointed by the EIec-
tors to deliver the votes for President and Vice
President, was read third time, passed, and
returned to the Senate.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
On motion of Mr.. WRIGHT, the House went
into committee of the whole on the state of the
Union, and again took up the report of the com
inittee appointed to prepare rules to be observed,
by the House, in the election of President of
the United States. The question recurring,
from yesterday, on the motion of Mr.. INGHAM,
to strike out the last clause of the third rule,
which directs that the galleries shall be cleared
on the demand of the delegation OF any one
State
Mr.. McDUFFIE rose, and addressed the
House at considerable length. He was follow.
ed by Mr. MANGUM. We are compelled to
defer, to our next, sketches of these speeches.
The committee then rose.
After receiving one or two communications
from the Executive Departments
The House adjourned.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-02-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Mr.. Wickliffe, the bill ap-
propriating money to assist the states of
Kentucky and Ohio to open canal round
the Falls at Louisville, Kentucky, was re-
committed to the Committee on Roads and
Canals.
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
Mr.. Webster, from the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, yesterday, report
ed. that the committee had waited on JOHN
QUINCY ADAMS, Of Massachusetts, and.
had notified to him, that, in the recent cleo.
ton of a President Of the United States. no
person having received a majority of the
votes Of all the electors appointed, and the
choice having consequently devolved upon
the House of Represen tatives, that House,
proceeding in the manner prescribed in the
Constitution, did ycstertlayschoose him to
be President OF the United States, for four
years, commencing on the 4th day of March
next. And that the Committee had receiv-
ed written answer, Which he presented to
the House The Committee also in further
performance of its duty had given informal
ticn Of the election, to the President.
E>ENTaFMkY-In receiving this testimo-
ri1I from the Representatives of the People,
MI. stafes Of this Union, am deeply scnsi-
N,e IL the circumstances under which it has
bean gllen. All my predecessors in the
nigh station to which the favor of the
fiouse now calls me, have been honored
wlth malorities of the electoral votes il
their primary colleges. It has been my for
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board to receive all the particulars OF the
coast from his own mouth, to communicate
to you, by my own desire, as well as that
of several commanders here, and have just
finished as he is sent for to go before the
Governor again.
As if the measure of his sufferings had not
been sufficiently filed by the murderous des-
peradoes of this Island, after he left ST. Clare,
and had proceeded on his journey about 90
miles, passing shop, two men, Spaniard
and negro came out, and forced him into
the shop, robbed him Of all the clothes and
one dollar in money, which he had been kind
ly furnished with at St. Clare by an English
carpenter, and beat him in the most shame
full manner"