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From Miles Register.
.HEuTER OF THE SHF EP.

.u,L., We have predicted will be accom-
-. IT, and spcedlIy, unless efficient mea-
f''us are promptly adop 9 % prevent the
sa'..a,n al anf wop'len manutaeidres-
os'a' .ome tcise politicians are willing 10
anu he gro,pth Of tcoot by annlhilating
..,,ttt for Il which we take 10 be p
rs n%rofDuud As that OF The man who nail.
ny ~ N an uihin hT own wine vault that
- ,ioe might be preserved but bo soon
pa ia, woad tlul discovery that he had "a
ID I'M .elfi-and thai, by tins protecting his
60 he should be starved then h" with
49," Inc nails with much more anxiety than
e'% IA driven them into the door posts
~ 40 have not room tor further remark al
present.. ,nao, from n.iya,o
,.,a, Al gentleman oil the west-a Eenera
~. and most worthy man, "whose word vii
:" far more than he is worth'--a very man
y R,s." ofihe neighbourhold IN which he re-
SIDES
IN the subject Of the tariff. The imaerteC-
oons nj TN .~ep1ried bili-ihe belief taat mo-
Min, efTertnal will he done by congress, has
aI..,Jv had the effect To damp the spirits o.
,e wool gfoWers, aud several owners OF fiocks
Rave already offered themfor sale at very low
s..os one of the -, who owns a n9Ck
Consisting of mixed sheep, from tull % half
rod ofi,rs them at a iotiar Il head. cith The
,.,oi on. At public sale in Brooke county,
= fay DAYS since, a flock averaging more
,ban half blood. was bid off nj less han a dol
Inv and Mr.. -,told me to-day, that he
was igformed Yesterday by a per-on from
VA .bineon, Pa. that Nh -, had
offered lbs i ok, which is enc of he best in
The e,nntry, al tro dollars NTH Their geeces.
/ hone the latter reports, is not true. II isa
fat ma there is IA e neral panic-the people
are alarmed and discouraged, having lost all
confidence in congress sustaining the manu-
i%aciures
The prospect is a gloomy one; even ifa ia.
yorable law eets through, manufactures Will
have 10 wade through the most Encouraging
dlicultics--Our enemies are again encouraged
they are pressing into the market an immense
quantity o gouds. From the disclosures by the
testimony, they must discover the state OF de-
preston into which our manufacturers are sunk,
by Imai-nse losses. This viii naturally lead
them 10 redouble their efforts, TO SINK Us still
deaprrinto difficulties, and finally to conquer
U. Nothing but firm, energetic measures.
promptly taken, can say tins business. Pu
his ar another yeer. aud II Is lost ,
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COnMr NuCATlON-for TIC g,rgoaon.

Success to yeu, So comic Two,
fc cprtrs do not par Ill,
Speed, Pennington, lrRht mJrib's own son,
speed Pennington and fArrolL
Should Menus come, to Tiespis' hon..
I'm sure he would no. aatrrol
To see hs pride, p~ersouHed.
In Pennington and Farrell.
Bith all its woes, thr bibber knows
There's mrth in jug or barrel,
But yet Iiu aure, there Is far moro
In Pennington an1 FauOli.
Let neither choose the tragic nue..
There's neither she would pare ill.,
ia laugh 10 rnce, ifonthe stage
Cane Pennington or Farreh
Then Gentlemen, core ial8h rgN,s.
Your ftsaait, arc Al patti
Facse Mumu. self, Pm 'ure soald Ign
~. Y~-s1h..Aa aaa arch clSNA
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II he Nefehnnia afkurfhbn-f .


TUas .nbs net- having rented fle Infs
btr House, formerly occupied A,
Be,dfute. respectfully inform the Meie 80 ~
Gentlemen nf Lynchhuig and is vieintf, =
cy vii receive all Kinds of prod &c u goods
n store. for the presetvatien Of Hhicit the goat
st care III be taken. ind which " ~ be ree'tY
cl or terms los ~ Than iheY hase Usually ben,
W think II wmlla he az ad, aniaee 10 iis her+
,~erHtsto dcI esilr ~. u pow der here, ms less
danger Is to he pprehe ded fom hte than "a
fesai stferi Que Of us will be IN CONSTANT al
Tendance to receive ami deliver goods.
40. ia a lew days. w viii rec i've an excel.
Ienf assortment ui groceries. bieli We will sell
II. cheap aus person ~ The place. Tar snd plas.
irt. ve Will eel lowe ihRn nns Other prrson
ioirlnre. Il VIII he The interest OF the tafuer L,
ei,e - - call tuI Nltom a. would Le wftlinp 10
fnnsact business On commission. W inte1 Il 10
ks,p n large supply OF plank. OF es,rg dpscrip4
ton / Ji.tNlH,
II. Is SiLL1ON.
Anil 10. Willis
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ATTENTION!

-YONS. CAsPERy, late Of The y.
IVA stHirf aGin"rfs, mto1 ms the Rcniie'
men al Lqnchtnrg, HAT being ii the pIes"nt,'n
this town, II. will undertnket 10 trnch the I%rrncl3
linttlu, Spanish, lhiin aud Ainbic lnnRnafrt,
OF clhcf Of them. 10 II class 81 YONG ge' ilrmcn.
liz would aIso ieneh Grene'tg, like" isc mlliIo.
rypi iug, for modern Notifications, Bisiorg
aud Geography, siml lc mud sphtrieni. II q rcr
tain nun her 81 scholars Gun b. obtained. lie
has every testimonial TINT could be asked oi
character aud ftuess. Ills %ehnigcs will he We
~ moderate. Mons. Casper lodges nj ilfe
Franklin Hotel.
Aprl o. ts53
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I'm OtTOR 4. MARTIN, respectfully informs
~ the public, through the mfdtum of the
Stnuuion Spectator, that he his astahh.hed h1s
BATHS, on 3 large and extensive scale. such NJ
I'M Med atel khpour. : lphur, md stlPfut
Napguf Bnths. They are NJ arianRed as 10 hnsr
no communicates between The Iadics aud Cen
tlrmtn's Departments Aner ,ectIsing the
bath, there are rooms prepared iof tue patients
10 retire Ia, aud remain comfortable until snti-
cicnily cool, 10 return Ia then respective boRfd
my Houses.
h Baths are separated eHch ~ UrifntP--
perfectly sale, aud secure nom accidents; ana
10 be- rernlatr according 10 the patients disrnse
and constitution. Ie has used such baths FOL
the losi Two yrnrs. with Incredible success
vi bout injury = accident To any one phttui
aud with benefit 10 many. These batOs willie
in full oper aliun by the fifteenth Of April, u
persons wishing L. avail themselves % then IN
! dpulahls sanitary Effects on HE human system
aIe advised Ia conn ~ slapnton, rs soon rs IHst
! slble. thu thry NAV hive time to cleanse tlT
svsti N heioir nsing hem. The genefnl oTin.
ION is ibaf tine hrdlcatcd Fnprni Baths hie nj
WAYS prepared ~ tie sHnf WY inf every Dis
ense. lie hrgs leave o rrcnfv this erroneous
belief; he tapont Is prepared Ia suit The disease
aud const tuition of aaeh patient -ohseiNailon.
experience, and fncts, hnyc proved Ia him, Tor
many years. how necessary II Is 10 cleanse the
system Ivy medicine, ciore md da. lng the usc
OF The above mentioned Baths, aud OF mineral
Baths IN general
Having furnished himselt aith q tattynli. for
the express purpose Of conveying his TAI f"nis
10 the Steam Baths, aud nilcl having sufficiently
cooled, from thence 10 their respective Board
me- lIoufrs, he takes this method Of Informing
IN, patients 10 general, aud particularly hose
" ho are drsi,ous Of making The expense rs mot
eraie ~ possible thai they need not 20 oth' cxs
prnsc Of any rehicic whatever. n The one above
me9tinned. viii he kept for 10 ofleT purpose
but lol rhr object as already statcd,
StHonlon. arch 20. 3ebl
10 be Dr0mn IN Richm6nd, on Thurs
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u All the Prizes in a wheel, and all the mum
bprs IN another at oncc-1he whole scheme toha
drawn in ONE DAY and The whole amount vi
PlI2es may be- had, soon AK dawn.
Price Of Tickets So 90 Quarters 10
Halves, 30
4 4 The 1850 Prlzes OF 80 10 be awarded to
the first. second or hind division 10 he deternliii-
ed by ilat Inch may draw the capital prize II
Slp0OO-- - that a holder OF three numbers, one
ofmblch shall be in each division Is CERTAIN I"
draw one ~ i've and may draw -Four.
The Capital Prize of $1,000 10 be paid -
par by lUD Tickets is nov sealed up a deposit
ed ~ the Bank of Virginia at Richmond, aud sub
icct TO the control oil the holder of the ticket
The prize OF 10000 TO he pnid IN parl byh
package Of 800 tickets is deposited in like man
ner.
L. Tcrms-For packages notles 60 tickets
scheme price. for approved noies, payable III
teen da, after the drawing, without interest.
d. Orders by mail meet the same attention
given to personal application,
AUG LEfTWlCH, Manage.
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u We published, i, onr last, n poclical
communication signed g Rogaond dated
" .ii6ta.m's, aud odd,essed 10 a young Ia.
ny IN Lgrrtbu,z, under the impression thai
il was onelnni, ~ Il purperled 10 he. We
lave since Discovered flat il has appeared
in lhr New York Mirror, win suitable iocai
aliera tions Notwithstanding This, however,
j. may hc Tie production Of thu gentleman
wbo transmitted i to ~ tor publication, as, j.
hi, leller, he observed lhst il hid also been
forwarded "a a uorlhcro periodical. We
hope No shall hear lrom him On he subject ;
~ in ,nch rase, thu writer being unknown
10 he reader, the pIaglnr.'n, il il b oar, mlll
be attributed To those who did not commit
it., aud who ought not, therefore, 10 be- snbjrc
ted 10 the impurRtiun
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..,y,rf,,n p, ti,e Capitol in Al.
u. ~ rneet II 1sv. thu teuth day OF Jane next
b.ay tscra,e npou and arclare 'a'n a. ,'.i
"a at,'g 70 lbe subject Of the next mast'f ig5a =
lection -
aa,r.1-A Letter, received IN
SoRrH s-am one of The most resPertable
Tbs CIV = ,,e state, dated al fasettrrille,
renilemf' a n1le csnse ut the Admin.
V4reb I'm, ing ground" A letier from an
lasa,5sl c%iiizea !" Montgomery ." 20
u1n~>',n a,b. 1928, says. "some months hack
Alarra -, pes 80 decidedly J~acksonlan
"onr e'. les generally admitted that three
" that ',f,he county was IN favor efthe
o. fonf'"s 1,nd;da,e now think we may
nii,'1 ,alate on a majority Tor the Nd
" sa'flN'5 link that the same, or
. n,.@,l %. nav he sad OF Ansoh' naErng
Ct a'aig .., , visit IN TINT county : The
" R'f'f an 10 say that the vote OF The STATE
~fl'g@i 5a,s1nl, bat that lie has great hopes
il i'i ,nc given for the reelection OF MIR.
Ap1As,. I.,ter., receivedtrom this state with
ON week, are OF the same complex.
in ihe lNat. Int
ION. -
,.,ort Of the military committee on the
j." hs ak militihmen is sustained by the
case " .hy do not the Jackson editors give
dotu" ,5', readers 2 We have moi vet seen
iheh solitary paper that advocates the
the" q g Gen. Jackson lSiauuton Spectator.
~
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I iHt Otfrpfrs r|tmauiqg N The Po&t oBic' ~
.}otttri Court HeD=e on ne Isl Of .iprtt, ls26.
D.. Apx Walker, N|pgastin smith, Abrah M
Martin, Allison eden 2, Arthur B Davies,
Miss Amanda Duncan, b. iamin II r.ey,Be j.
iainin Watts. Charles Parsons, e arie- II
Christian, Dav7d Loeb, David ;. GnrI nj 3,
Davidson. Elisha r der, Mrs. Fla
beth Loug. Edmund W iston, Mrs. Ehaa W.
Anderson. George l.. Swader, Geor2" p Far.
rrr, George ~ Duncan, Henry Roach, D..
Henry l. Davies, HI Garter, Henry Page,
I. zrkiah Jackson, james S. Prndlston, Col.
Pierce, Jehn File, John ". Broaddns,
James A Kortou, John u. Wills, John l..
Wingfrl james IIi2glubolham ,, John My
ers, James 4. Rose, James Lee, l." l.. Daw
son .. Lindsey Coehl.l, Laridn L%nnnon, Low
is Lane. Iandon .Cabell, E-q. Miss Martha
Thoma.. Mrs. Mildred Rose, VI. NJ. Garland,
E-g. Miss Mildred Haas, Mrs. Mary Church
viii, Mr.. Mary y. Carter, Mrs. Nancy W'ich
or. Ornund Ware. P Ham Snndiige, Robert
Tinsley ;. Spencer FaIeoncr, Mrs. Susanna
Rooers. Thomas Knight. Thomas Appling,
Thomas Smith, Thomas Tucker, Cot. VIM
r,feman Wm.M Dnniel ,, Wiley Campbell,
Nm. Bowman, Williem Andrew, William
Waller. E.sa. >, Rev. VIM, Hamersly, WIN.
Lavender, Sen, Wm. Turner
sAML r, DAVIES, ?. NJ.
,-ir,, 3t03.
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1rb,lsI Conntv, March couri, 1928.

.lpben' County, March Court, 1928.
Wesley l.. Duncan, plaintiff against George puns
can. the children aud heir. of The sud Claiborne
Duncal, Cauphell Goode, William doode, Charles
Duncan, Washington Camden and Nancy his wife,
VIM. Durrau, William 5slo aud Leviua has wife,
Wiat Duncan. Ware Henley and Sally his wife, VIII
Ii. Duncan, Wm. II. Camden mud Polly his wife, and
J,nes Wood aud Elizabeth his wife, Jno. Is. Duncan
Snigcy Duncan, George ~ nrailev, Martha Bradley,
prtcr +. Thornton, aud Gideon Goodrich, Executors
orFicmlug Danc,p, decd, and the childron Of he sad
Fleming. Wien tBeir names ure discovered, detts. IN
CiaHcarY.
II appesring 20 tie satisfaction ofthe eonrt, that tho
daf.tinnts, Cpnpbstl Gonde, I'm. doode, Bnre Hol-
lev and Sn,iY I'm wife, and The children aud hets q
Claiborne iunelu deenuscd, late oftifc COUNTY ct LIN
coin and state Of Kentucky, reside without the llmts "a
Tins Commonwealth. It therefore drereed am ordered
that these defendants aforesaid do appear mere on OF before
tHe 1T d4y of june Court nryi, and cnlcr their appcnr-
alrc. aud give security according TO the act o1 Assembly
mud the rule uft'is Cuurt. And - ordered ihat aeopy
of In oIdcr be iptblishcd in the Itnehbarg NHgininn-
g., ,l,t,r,, If tao months sutccsStsely, aud auothg
cow lnercafbe posted Al 'h' front dopr OF the coaf1
,ss - RIM county on souto court day.
4 .oaY=Testc. 4, 3. DAVIES, C..
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Prescription The Editor Of The Knoxville
Cr"nnb En1uircr lately rsponsrd the cause
OF the Northumberland To prevent The
circulation Of h $ ,naV papers ('nch u, ar not
put IN the mail bag ',1i entrusted t. the chr
rier) a mail GARNER refused 10 deliver them
Vast Il IN consequence Of Orders from the
Hermitage ? Are their deets evil, TINT they
fear To d]iesr Lght 9
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Oithe Lynthbnla Tobacco Market,
Corrtttef iettk{p for The Iireitr1t. by
rnoNAs \ %linlcoWgt and EionAHD 1lRrE
Commission Me- chants.
Al CIItN SAILS.
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MARRIAGE.

MARRIED. va liz / inst. by the Rey.
flappa, Ba o., Col sAn'L \ PAT - SON,
ai Buckingham, 20 Ms ELlkABt III y.
fFNtIEN, daughter ot The ialr Cen %eisevr'
"a, La q Cprrhrtl r.raiv
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Many OF observation-disclosures. &c. all OF
which are 10 be- drawn this day.
Whole Tickets s. oo|Quar,crs 81 %
Halves 2 5O.
u The cash viii he pad AT sight for all rti-
aes as soon as drawn, Al the Lottery aud tx
change Office Of
y. s. VI. ALLEN s. GO.
Wash. April 10.
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5O5l prizes. So !
PRICE or

Whole %ZoiQusricr =" W.
Half 10 EighA = 81
Orders from the country, free OF postage
promptly attended tn.
A Il. NORTH Lynchhurg, Va
April 20
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NEW ARRIVAL Or

.Stopke and Foshionabh Spring Goods.
NHyE ere nov receiving u large and 80
w ernl assortment Of new md dosirahi-
Briiish. French, hd,o, hisb, German, Scoich
and Domestic Goods. Ala, n lnre supply ~
Hardware, Ehrihcn and Gla4s War &c. 81.
ell Of Nhieb We are selling much below Tor
N nricrs. &. Il l.. NOHNELI.
A. Ia Oh
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TfEs1 VEsegsfNEAN.
LFS5 nBTHG, APRIL y 49,.
ViRGlNIA E~LECTgpNS.
TIE CONTENTION rBIuHPHiYr,

W - EhFAA ftNAH sAAHNHHat %
Rnckhf ldgc, 40 81
Cha, 'oIte, l6l 10
KIN George ~ 50
sussex % us
n We have heard TINT in Montgomery the
m u y In fnNor Of the Convention was about
ior, aud IN Rockingham nearly 1000. Nlsn
IL this is added the fact that the large counties
Of Washington. Harrison. kanaNaa, Gireuni-
e. Brrkles. Augusta. Laudoun, Shenandoah,
Frederick, nc. will ervr an average m%aiurit, ~
e1cn county of from ! io $40 votes. 4 vii br all
mltied thai nothing can def at the measure but
culpehle inactivity on thu part OF Is ni.nds -
We were a good deal surprised ~ the result of
the vote in tharlotir county, hclpg under the
immersion that the Cooventioeists were a mall
minority. Il Is crrnin that they were so when
the question was fist aritaici. aud for some
time afterwards. Aud il is no less certain hat
4 wonderful change has been effected else.
where.
HOUSE OF ntLEG AIES
Rock bri1ge-Capt Iiubcrl White pol. Sapl
NcD Moore 267. James MrDowrIl jr al,
WI II. Caruthers lb7. D.. Wa. \. Caruthcrs
lib Cuuth'rs Withdrew al anrarly stage
o the election. Thc members elect are IN favor
Of the administrator
Charlotte. Richard !. Gaines ts6, john u.
Richardson ls3, Dr Nm. Rice l51, \. d. Ak
ander lott Tn members elect are Jeck,onl.
am.
Sagscr.-James billiard 2l3, Richard Epprs
ls6. Boiling New GO.
KiHg Ge0rgc-Nrheminh II Mason -, Id.
Oldham - jacob Stuart it, Hay faliat rro
37.-llhe Fredericksburg Arrna remarks, lnat
MIR, Mason and NJ. %alIaterro are 10 Jackson;
Mr.. Oldham aud Nj. Stuart tor the udministra
tlon. Thus Tor the whole number ot voIrs 10
were lot the administration, and ~ for Jack
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Foreign Nftrs - M foreign intelligence which
M. II IS cynlcnttf To ,,,I minds that l,urop"
is On the eve or Tremendous AZ, which must
involve important consequences both IN Us pro-
ncs, aud examinations Turkey viii not sue
gnmb without = >cycir %sitdgglr aud, even n
she ahoujd Iall. and the iiussians shouldiini. "hnt
they nave teen anNiou.lv looking forward To-,
smcc the DAYS OF tahalinc, " he 50ad 10 Con-
yiaatjnopl,, . sill theic viii b. 9 ,Rt nj arests To
5 tile which may light another dune among the
couqucIors ilemHciVcs. How vii De spotl b.
divided ? Oh WI an INDEPENDENT empire he e.
fabli.hol Indeed. viii not Auspia take sides
with Turkey In the outset, 20 prevent the post
blu, al any fur hcr accession Of strength and
resources on the poft 81 her already too pow =.
nj ~ ighbor : Hose Who rreoll c. the slclssi-
tudr- uul rhan o which occurred IN the pulley
OF m Lnropcnr nations dutu ( the WITS oi Ma
pu#rtn, III uor time fighting ullrt his tagIrs.
md Il another against thcm, -wIllsadmd that
III S. nte questions easy to ask, but difficult to
aus 81 --Nhlst thing veal this thrt Htening
aspect IN the Easl OF Europe, the British Cabinet
seems 10 BE- >ull Notwithstanding the guiding
aud controlling genius OF Cam ng, instead 81
The military reputation OF u Wellington 10 mite
lis drscortant% clements. VIII the Military Pie
| mirr" hc able 10 weather the torn, rs che of
The Cabinet, II ii do burst o., would he not
Dc more serVircabie in tn field 7 A few weeks
viii settle the question Of peace OF var. and the
collateral points growing out ol thai decIsIoo.
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The past week ~ huis passed tobacco u
hid, refused #tolbl 30.
NJ alteration tn on uwu 81 the markets u
broad " tave adViecs ifau London aud LIV-
crpuo, down - -, 2ifh Feb The prices CONT
,uc yrry low,
-TApI a. Articles
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Flour, new by wholesale, ~ 81 Ia 81 20
Retail. / o. 10 ! 81
Wh,skc,. Wholesale. new. from 20 10 p
Retail, - On 10 20
Corn, Wholesale 81 on 10 = -
Retail. to = 81
Nral. 90 10 30
Wheat, by the bushcl o. 10 ~
Ba on h, The Wagon load, 80 ! 10
hlcon per III. retail 7 To s~
Lard. to X cts.
butter, 10 Ia II -
Hemp. ton, Il IL To l2
We have in store - large suppl, of mountain
flour. Which We oitr on reasonable terms,
wholesale o. hv the sIoglc hmrel. Soine ot
which is FHmily 1nul We make indicate adj
,nuerS on produce IN ua' KIT
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peci from the administration Of Gen. Jackson,
e., as ~, Enquirer once ?, marked, the conn
Try shuuld he cured win i'll IN the subjoin.
I'd parag apll frpm u late narien lGeo) pa.
uer. II may. indeed. be aid. thar Gen Jack
vas not PRIV 10 The offer made 10 this
editor, an1 IS therefore mol blanalie Tar It.
RIt.se rept4, eitlcr tn editor who oirrcd
- bribe 20 lie nRrirn Gryritr tn desert Mr..
ADAMS cause and espnusr thai nl Gu jock
sap IS duthnrizeh a. mtsr rhn oilef, ar he
was not. lfhe wns NOT nalhprig,d, dnes any
MAJ brIipve hath would havr heru such q
inuer A. 10 have made Il And # h. Has,
from whom could le lave received he hu.
~ orilv. iu from him VIM hnsth prvrr ai
appointment. eit#nr di#rcfl or iudifr,lt p
w nld surgr-tl la tn Dacks,rfpts the pro.
ufirty of taking he henm out q THEN ewn
eve, hefnf" they complain oi he mote III their
neighhor's -
a. I gkisarv To- the Statesman aud Patriot. Nv reasan
for drorpilz Gr,s ~Jpbsau, aud cspnHs,ns thu etaso al
NJ Adam. Nas oera=iuurd ~ fHeelNtnE q hint tfoW n
prominent 1trisoa tshla teat ~ t]saWsfuu5 w That
III would cnur ont % ft'uf .ffhe Frnorll aud abandon
Nj. tdan., I sisull br appafIsd Contractor fr u,ii ear
Gust tei the na,t, suthe gIrcii,l Of Ton. lark-
ION IA tn presidency. sensltbi. proposition ~ III
m-ilt. IN ns inacb - II nsa#uafet thai I have hthortu
hron neutral.--nnif waiting fur fl hIi.
90 rrauezt tins Sfale4riW aud = tttiht Il keep the n
hpven profound SECRET let tho prazrui, and ia due time !
will let auathef cot ont OF tho bag
CT GRANDSON"
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yIRG,NIA STATE LOTTERY,

' IhVENtN y HTT tn =
FoF u EfNttIf OF II
Dismai SmaDp Canat Company,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drdra ut RirhmoBd. Vd.
On Wednesday the 7Ih Of May lS2s.
- number lotfery-6draRn ballots.
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uDEpARrMENr OF WAR.
November 26th, 1928


"SlR: 1t is not the purpose Of the Pr slden' TO
take any final order in relation to your late very
reprehensible conduct, until suthcienl time
shall have elapsed for the receipt OF your dell
berate answer TO the letter addressed to yoh
from this Department, on the 18Th instant, ana
which contains an exposition oil the views OF
the President on the several questions You nave
raised The nature Of that will as you perceive
depend in great measure on the character OF
The answer received from you, and when 'ne
President hopes, may not be wholly uninhuehc-
ed BY the considerations which, by his dircc>
tiens, have been thus presented to you.
ITO put q stop, in the mean time, to me
course Of insubordination in which you nave
deemed Fl, to indulge, the President directs,
that, from the receip Of this letter you will con,
slider yourself as suspended from the command
Of the Western Department OF the Army unu'
his further pleasure shall be made known TO
you.
general Atkinson has, accordingly, been
directed, bv an order OF this dae, 10 assume
that command; and you will, therefore, WITH
gu, delay, transfer TO him all unexecu,ed orders
tina, may have been received, either from this
Depar tment. or from Maj. Gen. Macomb-ai
he same time, iss,Iuc' ing one OF he officers at
pre- sent performing the du les OF Assistant Ad'
iu,art General of that Department, to repair 10
the Headquarters Of General Atkinson with
the documents and papers belonging 10 the
command
81 have the honor 10 be your obedient ser"
want,
Up B. RORTER.
"Br"vet Maj. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT,
United STATES Army, Cincinnati.