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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
OBITUARY.

A man of the times that tried mems sonIs has
dropped from that bright Rnlasy of heroes, so
swiftly fading from or horizon
Died, on tho l6lh December lnsi, nj his resi-
dence on sipnniop river, in the county of Bed
ford, ROBERT HARDY Sen, IN the sla ycat
of bisago. In the bloom Of manhood he assist
ed intho struggle which teimlnntad in the indie
pendcncc Of his country aud the establishment
Of that mild and beautiful sy item OF government
under whose auspices he long lived 10 feel the
blessings of freedom Enjoying independence,
uoamhitous Of wealth, in prosperity grateful
without osteniation, in adversely resigned and
cheerful fulfilling the relative duties Of LIE.
with tenderness, heneyocnce, and kind forbear-
ance 10 which may he added the siernesi inic-
gritty, and nioesi ceilings Of honor leaving a
vacuum in society md his mourning fnmily that
cannot be restored
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURES.

The success which has attended the hanntac'
ture of Cotton Goods in the United states, mas
exceeded even the most eXrrayaeant antc'la-
tons and ~ length begjns 70 elicit praise No."
those who are most deeply affected by II. l"e
London Morning Herald speaking OF the oo''o"
nanufactures ofthc United States says -
1t would appear from vmiety OF accounts
thai the manufacturing Of cotton goods m ,n'
United States is making rapid STRIDES. we
should NOT hr surprised it. in q quarter OF a cru
fury, the United Sthtrs should not only oe 'h"'-
PRECEDENT Of Us. SO far rs cotton GOODS are eo"~
cerned, hnt d 50 if the Uniied S'atfs oee,''e /"
great exporter of cotton goods, even 10 ''e ~
nifed Kingdom Itself
That part Of the world is the seat tor cotton
IN the raw state. and. therefore, why should u
not he the country for co'to" goods Alfea"y
the United States people beat ia eoa'se. COL
ton goods. and this is owing 10 The very thepp
rate a, which thev can be manufac'ore't pe"'g
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DOMESTIC.

Washington, Feb. 2l-The Ileasa ae D..
sen,alives Yesterday refused. by a s,as.ii,,.
majority, to take up the joint Resolut,a, f,r 8.
ing day To- the the termination of m. rro,a,,,
Session Of Congress. This vote, baviag bes,,
taken by Yeas and Nays, may I've eonSi1e,na a.
settling, aiirmatiyely, the question whether n,
not the Tariff Bill, and other Bills or o.,.,,t
importance are 10 be entered upon n, ,h,s Sos.
sion. We consider this vote, in connex inn viii,
whnt we usually hear OF the opinions of mem,
hers. as strong indication OF dispo.itioo 10
pass bill of soiue sort, for the Revision of the
tariff lfno such bill passes, we sunnose tina,
its failure viii he attributable TO difference of
opinion amongst lis friends. There were doubt.
less, some members who gave their votes ,ester.
day without any reference to the tarifIbin we
allude only TO the genera! effect aud imp,ession
of the vote. INaf mi
Striking fqets--Recent letters received bv n
member Of Congress from two Comniss ION
Merchants, at Wheeling, on the Ohio River. state
that they alone, during the last wear. sent by
Wagons principally 10 BALTIMORE on the Cur,
beridnd Road, 3 100000 lbs, equal 10 1850 tons
of country produce--loading from 900 TO 1000
Wagons There are g or 10 other Commission
Merchants at Wheeling, and many others in the
intermediate towns, between that place aud Bal
tmore, engaged IN the same business besides
the vast amount forwarded by the western Coun.
try N large. One OF these gentlemen expresses
the opinion that, If the cost Of transportation was
reduced Que third, or one halt, there would he
sent Eastward, from Wheeling alone, 200 NIL
hons Of pom.ds, or 100000 tons, annually.
Such are the effects OF the Cumberland Road
and such viii he the effects of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Cdrat With such facts before us,
who can doubt the propriety Of preserving the
former, and constructing the latter, with all pos
sble despatch 10.
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n yNcnBuRG YOUNG LADIES SEMI

II ~ iipihp tbiFh I3plf0 NEMl
IA NARY The patents aud guardians OF
the pupils Of this institution, as well as the pub
lie, are respectfully invited 10 attend the neat eS
animation, winch will take place this day, at
10 o'clock. A. NJ.
The teachers Oft Seminary, hope, that the
public will be well pleased At this examination
with the Improvement Of the pupils they, con
seq"cnIly, solicit n continuance of that liberia
patronage with which they have been favored
by the inhabitants OF LyuchburP and ihc sur
rounding country. They pledge themselves 10
maintain good order IN We school. and TO do Ill
in their power for the improvement Of the pu-
pils, which may be entrusted 10 their care
The next session will commence on Monday
the 3D. Of March and terminate on the lnst da
ofJuIy following PETER Ii. LEUBA.
Feb %. 1850
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Feb. 2e

I'M DuGA1lON.--Ihe subscriber profIers
LII his services TO the people ofLyncIiburg,
in the character OF a teacher and PROPOSES 10
teach Spelling, Reading, Writing, English
Grammar, Book keeping, by double and SIN
gle entry, Geography with The use Of the
Maps aud artificial Globes; Mathematics and
Surveying in all their various branches, com
pretending the Logrithmatic signs tangents
and seconds, applicable 10 inaccessible
heights and distances. lie terms OF admis-
sion, per session will be made known in the
subscribers article. X. W. ?. CARTER.
Feb. q. q
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ADAMS 4.52j. TO
JACKSON Q. l35. 594
Majority for Adams over jackson ? 500 l32
CRAWFORD I.257,l22
Mr.. Adams majority over 10 oea
both his opponents '''''io''
ADAMS
JACKSON



Contempt of Court. - The Albany Argus OF
Friday contains statement OF the proceedings
of the District Court al its bate session In that
city, in the case OF John l.. IilInghasi Esq.
one of the attorneys of that Court.
II appears that soon after the previous ses-
sion Of the Court Mr.. Iilljughast called up
on Il. c. Lansing, Esq. Clerk OF the court, on
some business with the office, s. spoke of the court
in terms of great dsrespcct. On being emu
toned 10y MIR, Lansing, be became more vio-
lent, repeated his declarations aud charged
the Court with g gross partiality," aud with
acting oftlcIaily" from corrupt motives Al
the opening of the late session Nh Lansing
placed OH Tile an affidavit OF this conversation,
and rule was served upon Mr.. lillinghast,
requiring him to show cause why bis name
should not De struck from the rolls Fl Court.
Mr.. TiIlnebast appeared and after herring
what he had 10 say, the Court ordered his
name TO be erased from the roll OF attorneys
This they said they should do on two grounds.
First that person who is doing all in his pow
er To bring a Court into disGredland contempt
is animproper person 10 act in IT md second
y, that such language as MIR Tillinghasi has
used, although not uttered while the Court
was in session, was contempt OF court, and
this was the proper punishment for II. The
Court, however, offered 10 withhold the
sentence on condition that Mr.. 1lIllnglnst
would apologize and engage not 10 repent
the offence, which he declining, the order was
made absolute.
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From he Cinclann,i Chronicle. Jar. %.

rom fHf LfBCtIFh.t LaI"htCst; JUL -.
SywING SILB.--A few pounds OF sewing
silk, handsomely colaured, have been brought
from Sandusky TO this city for sale, by Mir
William Butler, who is devoliug himself 10
the rearing Of the silk worm on an extensive
scale. The specimen winch was shown TO as,
had fine even thread, equal in strength and
beauty 10 any imported silk
Every experiment that has yet been made
in ohio upon the culture VI silk has gwen sa-
tisfaclory proofthat the soil ana eimste are
admirably adantedto the growth Of both the
mulberry and the worm II only requires n
little enterprise upon the part ofthe citizens
10 make the manufacture of siiA in Ohio The
source Of great wealth. The article Of silk
might be- made 10 the Miami country what
cotton is TO the Southern States.
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ITnNTS.

Cor. Ciini0n.-- Every honor wh,Ch could be
paid To the remains ot mortal greatnesshas hcen
paid 10 those oftiov Clinton. The New York
papers are filled with the accounts Of meetings :,
the funeral procession, @r Gov. c. was bnin
in Orange county, IN. Y } in March, 1863. lie
was therefore AZ the time Of his death, hS years
and months old An affecting incident IS re-
lated of his widow. She has continued IN de
rangod state Of mind ever sinee his death, aud
insists ON il that Gov. {. ID only asleep, aud that
sometot his friends shall wake him.
Nelp York and Pfnnsgirdnid. Accounts from
these States every day strengthen our belief that
Mr. Adams will get their votes. OF course we
have no means OF Judging, except from the rep
resentaiions of PERSONS ON the spot, aud they
speak ofsuch n result with great confidence.
keie Hr0rV.--A man IN Boston ndvcriiscs Tint
he has discovered a new theory OF Lighi u Hed,
ming that d" the Newtonian theory is without
foundation"
The Greeks--A great meeting has been held
in NV York IN behalf oi the Greeks DIR. Howe
addressed the meeting nj some length, giving
an interesting account ofthe present state of
Greece Resolutions were then passed deolar.
ing il expedeni 10 make contributions, aud up.
ptoprialing The balance iihe funds now in the
hands of the Executive Committee 10 he main.
tenance ofhospilnls in Greece.
Hleu Maria UJiidms This celebrated an.
thoress, and politician III prttlcoats, died recent
" at Paris after long illness
Martin Inn Buren, Mr. Noah has nomna :
ted tins gentleman tor the vacant Office of Gov
orol \ York.
Jiiniis 1t is stated by London Morning
paper that FIVE letters are depostcJ in the m.
chives ofthe Granville family NJ STOW, which es-
tablishes, beyond the possibility OF doubt. the
real author Of JniuS. This eminent individual
was intimately connected with Mr. George 6rel,-
! vile, the grandfather Of the present Dude of
Buckingham, from whom these autograph
/ proofs have descended 10 the present :possessor
The venerable statesman, nearly allied 10 the
Duke OF Bncking ham. has requested the dlscov
cry should not be- published during his lifetime
4 is however confidently asserted that, in NIL
the controversies relating 10 these celebrated
Letters, the author of them has not been ma
med
theatrical MIR Cooper the Trngedian hns
made his debut AT Drufy Lane in " Macbeth. y
Some OF the London papers condemn, and 9th.
ers applaud him .--. Is can has fecoecredi and APP
pcared in Shylock, a, Coyenl Garden
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10 tLe Edition, 0ffhf I7rpininn.

havc to request through the medium Of your
paper that the Adams Corresponding Commit
tee fot Campbell county, no longer consider me
~ one OF lis members. In all my commnniea-
tons. made during the pendenry Of the existing
contest for tho Presidency. have been a deci
died friend ofGeneral Jackson. was placed.
with my own CONSENT, on the Jackson CORES
pondng Committee. which was appointed at
the meeting OF November last aud ! am igno-
iani OF any aud every motive which could have
used my name IN favor of n cause 10 which
have been opposed. 70. FRANKLIN. E
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
STAPLE ARTICLES.

MARRIED. nj the residence Of John Thur
man. IN this place on Wednesday evening
the Goth ing Ivy the Rev. George W Cborllon,
Mr. JAMES II. SIMPSON, OF Lynchhurg, 10
the amiable Miss ELEANOR W Youngest
daughlcr oi The late Capt. Weseomb Hudglo;
OF Fredericksburg Virginia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
From Pouiso, s Philadelphia .adrsriiser.

From POuiso1 S philadelphia 4dreriiser
On Friday evening last, lady residing in
the southern part OF this city, gave her chlG,
All infant about five months old, an excessive
dose ofLaudanum. instead OF Paragoric Elixir.
Soon after it had been administered the pc
cuiar symptoms Of the narcoticwere excited,
and the amentahle mistake was discovered.
DR.. Marselis OF Southwark, was sent for, who
Introduced an elastic gum Gather into the sto-
mach of the infant, and by means of syringe
and warm water, soon exhausted and clean
sed II Of its fatal contents The infant is now
well This method of treatment particularly
in case of poison ny opium, is certainly prefe
rabie to that of employing an'Idoies, or enc
lies, which are often slow auduncertain in theI,
operation in consequence oI the torpor which
powerful sedaiiyes occasion.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
66 Acres Land at Auction.

= WILL sell. on the premises. ON Friday the
Goth inst. 66 acres of woodL Land two miles
from Lynehbu,g, adjoining the lands of Capt
Richard Perkins, Mrs Roberts, aud VIM. Da-
Wis lr--Also acres Of Ground. IN front OF Ed
ward Lynch's House on the Hill and about
81 acres adjoining MIR. Perciyal on the River.
Terms liberal and will be made Known on the
day of sale. JOHNR. ID. PAYNE, Auct.
Feb %
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I'D EAL ESTATE At AUCTION The sub
~ scriber will =, stvcly sell, by way OF pub.
lie auction IN the town of Lynchburg, on We'd
nesday the 10Th day ofMarch. 30 feet of Ground
Oh "a or Main street, at the Junction of West ST.
aud running on the latter l32 feet. Also %
feet of Ground on said street, and running back
the usual depth OF lot. Terms liberal aud
made known on the day of sale, which will be
made BY Geo Whulock Aaetoneer.
RIO. l.. COLEMAN,
Feb. IS tds4I
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Feb IS

NNfOJICE.--DR HENRY l.. DAVIES re.
III spectfully informs his friends and ihepub
lie that he has lately removed to Amherst Court
House and Intends 10 devote his time exclusive
~ 10 the practice of his profession. He may be
found at all times at his residence near Capt
Franldin's tavern. except when absent on pro-
iesSlonal business,
Feb. %. tSll
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To be drawn next Saturday
Virginia State Navigation Lottery Nos
For the New Year.
20, Prizes amounting to s4emlo
SPLENDID SCHI


n All the Prizes IN a wheel. aud all the mum
bcrs IN another az unce--Thc whole Scheme "a h
drawn in ONE DAY aud the whole ap,ount OF
pizes may he had, soon AZ drawn
Price OF Tickets SO 90 }Qnarters IL
Halves, | 30
= The 1000 Prizes Of - TO be awarded no
the first, secoad oc third DIVISION to he deternn-
ed bY that which may draw the capital prize of
$1,000 50 that holder Of three numbers. one
of which shall be IN each division is certain To-
draw one prize and may draw -Four
The Canita Prize Of 10000 to be paid in
pat bv ln00 Tickets is NOW stalled up g. Deposit
cd ~ the Bank Of rginia at Lyuchburg, & sub
Jet 10 the control OF the holder of the ticket
he prize of $1,000 to he paid in part by a
package Of 500 tickets is deposited in lil>e man
ueT
> Orders by mail meet the same attention
given 10 personal application.
AUG LEffwICH, Manager
INV 81
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
" Truth is mighty and shah nreva,l =

iiNih 70 iiSh'f hhh Muii prevail
Signs The Times For the fi,st time in our
lives, We feel 1t our duty TO acknowledge the mo
desig aud propieiy ofthe conduct Of the Jack
son party. After the triumphan, appeals OF the
friends OF good order aud the present admins
traton, to the good peopr ofthis state. the Jack
son convention at Richmond. very wisely de
clined making an address, and for the simple
reason that Don Qnixotte gave to Sancho panza,
The only string they pretend to pull upon is,
that Gen Jackson is the peoples President !;
now what are the real facts in this case
New Hampshire, Vermont. Rhode Island.
Connecticut Massachusetts. Maine, New-forS,
Kentucky, louisiana Missouri, Maryland Ohio,
and Illinois, embracing free white population
OF 4 525 ,776, voted for Mr. Adams.
The states OF New.Jersey, South Carolina,
Indiana, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Tennessecc
and Mississippi, embracing free white popula-
ton of Q, 1875, 594, voted for Gen jackson.
The states Of Virginia Delaware, North Ca
rolina and Georgia. embracing free white po-
puiation of ,267 loo, waited for Mr.. Crawford.
D.euytg,y,t,,..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

Congre1.-The Senate, since our last no
lice OF its proceedings, with the exception Of
private bills, and business In its first stages,
has been principally engaged in the discus
sion Of the bill regulating Judicial Process
The House OF Representatives has been en-
ployed in the Appropriation Bllls.--lhe pro-
ceedings are not of snch nu interesting char
acter as to induce Us 10 give thema place TO
the exclusion OF other matter.
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THE NIRGINIAN.
LYNCHBURG, FEBRUARY %. ~.
To The Editors 81 The Lynchburg frRiaiaa.

To The Editors o. the LyHciburq FfRiaian.
SiRs--My letter ol The 2pth Dee published in
vonr paper ofthe Sd of januaIv. was dictated
under the impression that MI Giliner had call.
ed in question the truth oil ny staiemunf that
Mr. jefferson had made use OF the terms Of dis
appreciation Of Gen. Jackson. mentioned IA
communication. II is now understood.
perfectly well, TINT h. never intended to DENY
ihat Mr., Jefferson did make use of The expires.
sion prior to the last Presidential election. ne
yer did intend TO nssefi that he did make use OF
IL subsequent to that event There is, therefore,
no room for contradiction between MS, aud
withdraw willingly the harsh Language used by
me in relation TO MIR Gilmcr aud the Editors of
the Virginia Advocate, IN my letter OF the 10Th
December. II was pfedi,aled on my m,scon.
ception of Mr.. ,.ilmer. and ought 10 be cheerful
ly Withdrawn. -------- -
Charlottesville, Ft5 IL 1898
Mr. Randoiphis Speech n The great length Of
Mr.. Randolph Speech, which we were nnwil-
hng 10 divide, excludes almost every thing else
from our columns to-day We Intended 10 have
accompanied is publication with a few con-
ments, hut want OF room compels rs TO defer
them aud ifdeed we hopr that the task will he
performed by a pen more able than our's IN do
Justice to tbe honorable gentleman. II cannot
escape the I'difi hitntlnn now mhfNtllnhHlV
fas,idicds in his language and decoroas IN his
conduct, MIR. Randolph has all NJ once hecome-
shocked even at thp contradiction by Mr.. Eve
relt OF one olthe fonlest SANDERS tn which cyrn
this liccntions age has given birth against ind-
viduals who are known 10 be as reputable Ms any
IN the world. lie had doubtless turgetten his
own career IN the SenaIe--whcn he IS said, by
the conseness of his language to haye driven
the ladies from thu House or, 10 50 still farther
hnck. when Mr.. Richie, (who now represents
all he saws rs precious morceaus ot eloqucnce
and truth, y remarked of him, in relation to his
Speech, before the House OF Representatives on
the law ofIibel, that all his figures Were cullcd
from thc kitchen and tha,stable.' We scarcely
know which most 10 marvel at the sudden and
complete change in Mr Randolphs taste OF the
iaclln, with which Mr. Richie adapts his opin-
ions Of its louInoss OF its nicely to his political
associations
We shall publish the Speeches Of Mr.. Rives a.
Mr. Bartlett. on the same subject, and shall con
elude with them. rs our readers will then have
a fair view ofthe grounds taken in debate by
both part rs. Other matters of interest, too, de.
mapd portion OF our notice, which we must
not entirely neglect.
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Rich ard Pollard

EESIIL practice Law in III. Courts Of the
" Counties of Nelson, Amherst md Buck
ingbSm. Also, in the Superior Couri Of the
County of CnpJSbel the Courts of the Corpo-
ration Of Lynchbnrg and the Superior Court Ct
Chancery for the Lyn, bburr District. Hsre-
dence is nj oak.Ridge u ear Nelson Court House
Feb. 2S. wdw4l
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1nMnILLNLC1Irn

The friends Of Gen. Jackson, in Campbell
county, are requested TO convene at Campbell
Count house on Monday the first day Of March
court
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I.abOrers " ante,l.

fsllIE subscribers want TO employ, immedi-
J ately, 1oor so good working hands, for
the purpose of exoavating canal, &c for the
Water Works OF the Corporation Of Lynchbnrg.
Liberal wages will be given by immediate appll-
cation to either Of the subscribers.
KELLY s. D0LAN
Feb 29 ts1l
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n We are authorized 10 say that JOHN IL.
OIEY, sen. esq is candidate 10 represent the
people Of Bedford il the next House Of Dele.
gates.
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The stocks in Great Britain are aecuraiel al
the tobacco there being stored In the King
warehouses, On the Continent the inbncco >;
stored IN private houses, and the siochs cannot
he entirely accurate.
Tobacco exported from che United States for
the last -four years Official returns >
1924, 77ss3 bhds 1925, 6109s hide
1920, 705sI 1877, o5DD0
The London aud liverpool prizes are at Tbs
time abon, the snmf and nre aa follows
Faded tobacco, "a To I'D equal To ~ TOTO ~
ofdn'ry sound, 2id Dad, a19io4o.
M'ddling, 2bdaaid 81 TO q o.
Good, ID add. : d0io7 80
Fine, Ida lad. So os 81
The vnrious charges nn seluf tobacco in
London is S3 per hundred aud III Liverpool W
Since the last adsices from England prices
have given wny from 20 to 80 CTS. per hundred
There was sold this wcrh eleven hhds. ofthc
best ota crop of sisleen NJ 80. There were
also six hhds. ofanother crop sold At OF near the
same price.
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KcntuckV.-The attitude presented To the
world by the Legislature Of Kentucky is no
vel and unprecedented IN the history of re-
preventative bodies. Usurpinga jurisdiction
totally incompatible with H. powers, mud en-
tirely contrary 10 the purposes OF its crea-
sion, it has thnwn off lis legislative, aud as
snmed judicial character Contrary, too,
10 the spirit aud letter Of all our Institutions,
il has arraigned n man for trial upon charge
heretofore proved 10 have been conceived in
folly aud maligniiy, without previously mott
fying him OF the facts, without confronting
him with his aeeuser and without enabling
him To offer rehutiing testimony in lis de-
fence But. notwithstanding oil these cir
cnmsInCcs, 10 whit has this unprecedented
nqnisiIiprini examination resulted Has II
eliminated Mr.. Clay, either by his own con
fessions, or by the confessions Of Hose friends
whom il is alleged he first bought in the PIE
sideniaI election. and theu sold 10 Mr.. Adj
ans On the contrary, il has resulted in the
complete discontinue of his foes. With the
exception of the evidence OF Amos Kendall
(whosr base ingralitnde towards Mr.. Clay IS
enough OF itself 10 prove him unworthy OF
credit nothing has been Hdduced against Mr..
Clay which should for moment weaken our
confidence IN his integrity. The following
letters give condensed view Of the matter
Extracts 0 ftmo letters from gcHleo,en of respcc
tabiijgin Kentucky toheU Jrends IN flashing
Inn IIBI
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nr ~ Quarterly Review.

,ey;o,.' urn number Of the American ouarterl,
'Jas' received by the subscribe.
r,nn,r. -. ARRAM r. NORTH