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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
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BRIDAL GRELIINGs.

Bq'Jan,ts .honieomU VI
Ocean aud land the globe divide
summer aud sinler share the year
Darkness aud Light walk SIDE by .de
Ani earth aud heaven ar always near.
i'hougAeaoh be good and lair, alone.
,AaCglorioae. "a i. uma ,ud place.
In All, when dtly pair'd, is .howp
More Of thor Makers power aud grace.
Then may the union Of young hearts.
soearly and ~ sell begun,
Like sea aud shore, in all their parts.
Appear MS twain. but be Us QUE.
DO 1t Like Hnmor=--mry they ind
bli's, beauty, hope, whrrc'r lhsy roam,
lie II like "Inter, when eon6uod ---
Pence, comfort, happiness, At home
Like day and night t sweat interchange
ofcarr, cnIoymrm action rest,
Absence nor coldness = or estrnnge
Hearts, by upiailing love po,sazt
t,ho cmth'a horizon ----bo their sesne
ofhie rlch aud various ground,
And, whether low ing N soron9,
Heaven ali i,ho,, II aud around.
Whom land and oeean, day and night,
when yearS aud natnfe eca.rto be,
MAY th'.r Inheritance he Light,
Their uion one etafnity
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TsY FLETCHER & TOLER,
TERMS.

"a, Ct NJ, nn,ifp. payable III advance--No sui.
IN : e.eilycl i.,r IA les tune than months
no n4per vii ne discontinued qut At the discretion
'c,ts EJilors) until AT arrsarages are paid
- Advertise aants vil he Inserted At 30 cents per
,rr Tor ess) the irs tune aud - ~ cents Tor sih
t',,n,aare rho.r fruin "a distance must he paid fur
s,s to tl,air insertion, or the pavment assumed 10y
',,s ..sponsihiu porsou in Lynehhnrg.
- ,haneary Orders exeesding two squares are in
81. tsl for sis dolaars'
r. Alletlars addressed to the Editors must DO post
= ,r thev vii not be- attended to.
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PEARS

Pears may be grated on stocks Of thu Noun
tain Ash aud the service Tree both Of which
will grow AMI thrive where pear tree stocks
would not ! hayr also seen apple GRATED on
ounce stocks and plated in soil So W., u at
M apple could not live but Ihcy are hping We.
~ well. aud making exceedingly Gne shoots.
RtatcU ~ Jrbe. Loudons Magazine.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

AERS. JOH y ToMPKlNS, from Richmond
lFM is DESTROYS 10 obtain a few young Ia.
die, rs bparders 10 such as wish il she will
give instructions in MUSIC.
Parents and guardians, emit listing their
children or wardsto her care may RELY on the
strictesi attention being paid to their moral.
and comfort.
.....L..-- % Nv g
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me No~'ep Pc"r, anew variety, found in
The woods, attracts much o'tenton IN France
on account OF - barge size, beauty Of appear
onc"' and "1eellef1 qualities, remaulue good al
"har faster. M"Ssrs. Bose and and trimur,n
con''".' thiS hnt TO come very near, ii 10 heIhe
pear St Lem m
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Valuable Real EStatc for Sal

1--WE subscriber IN pursuance al tw,
deeds oftrust, executed 10 him hv TN,
surviving partners of the hate firms II Cali
Bullock. Il Co and Gait &, Bullock. and
The executors If VIM. Gall, deceased. (sybi, 4
deeds bear date IN The 3ist dav of March
ls2s offers fur sale, be following valnnbI,
real property, 10 VII
2l6 - acres II Land, purchased bV III.
sHid Gait, Bullock u 20. OF K. a. \. Rrad
fnte, situated ~ lie eeaniy Of bedford. nesr
The town ul Nrw London.
l35 81 acres If land, lying in CappbeIl
county. near Gamblers Mountain, aud IN IN.
vicinity ufthe town OF Lynchhurg
An undivided moety at The Slack waite,
Mills, aud tho land, thereto appurtenanl. 4ilu.
ate in the immediate neishborhood OF the
town Of Lynchburg (lhe property above
Described belongs 10 the concern of Gait.
Bullock L. Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 the concern of Cali a Bullock, 10 wit
The House aud Lot. with the appnrtenan-
ees in the tnsU of Lynchburg, formerly 90.
cuped by the said concerns, MS a store, and
now in the occupancy of Mckee K Neem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
the rear of the QUO last mentioned /, and now
occupied by Lankford n Veddrr.
The terms OF sale will he liberal, and mad,
known on application 10 the suhscribnr, who
will convey 10 the purchaser tr purchasers
snch tlc as is vested in him by The deeds of
trust aforesaid. aud no other.
CHiSHELL DlBNEY, Trustee.
Aug Of. ts3
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Marlborough, Dec. 10, 1923.
From the mas,. Apr,,. Rep.

From the mnss ARric. Rep.
The Caledonihn horticultural Society IN 1917
sent depuiation into the Low Countries aui
France TO ascertain what improvements had
been made in Horticulture or Gardening du
ring the twenty years ~ winch intercourse hid
been cut of between Scotland and the Conti-
npnt by that secure and disgrace Of human "a
tire, war. II WIS most praisea ofthy exam
pie, and he reports Of that committee have hecu
published this year, 1923 IN an Dcrtvo volume
full of interesting mrt'rr ~ relation 10 Garden
ing, TO fruits aud or, h,riS We shili only have
time and room Tor the insertion Of SONY short
articles.
Al Brngrs IN Flanders proverblhliy the seat
orthe mn,t improved asuculIure,tpo ui,Ier
on the 18th al A. 81 nuke The following re-
marl,s io tn e3trsr Of our pkeuung walk
Ne were attracted Is an vel Appearance ~ hus.
bandly the labals ot The seed time aud harvest
secming here To BE- umlrd and conIrmpoIanr.
Gus W entered II nae field of lutnriant rye,
part Of which roiu med uncut but larg, p,o-
pnrt on had been cut down tins molnlng, Aug
l2ih) TIE crop lad hecu carried a5tdc wc,l
rotrrI dung had 1rrn pretty literally laid on
the stnbble the Flemish plough WAS now At
work and 20 complete the pictnle Of industry
aud cA edition, n mai wa actually engaged IN
my Jumps On ia. same portions at h,
plonghtd Gclds ham winch the rye crop had
been redpcd ~ HE morning This ekamplr
cug ht not 10 re lost upon Us. Cur aun - ,duch
more powerful aud our ycGeihiinn putr rapid
than in Flanders We know tbnt some farmers
do raise th"r SCI oHd crops with rs bat ma,
we not carry tins system much farther We
certainly eau do II. BY hmutng The "Itent o our
cultivated grounds aud brsto"ing greater Labor
on thu quantity we do cultivate.
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CIiNESE EI-AT nrAEl

1h'S rr.oet curious Of fruits, introduced from
Chm" ~ IA" Horticultural Society of London
aud hGmedara described in then Transactions
may hc considered an anomaly 81 its -pcr les
ne hult IS desciIDeti as = 2 inchr, wide, and
bully ll-IIhs Of an inch through rom the stem
in we oulr' side. aud the existence Of such n
nut has "iwas been doubted until acsuall, re.
crlv"d from China. Both the external appeal
nu.e of The isui' nd th.. pi,. 80 siusaarly com
pressed IN us ioisn, would seem 10 he the result
Of "ri, father than oil ua'nre. II IS irprescntsd
rs h"ne al carly peach bout 90 trees are III
possession OF The author. which have been moe
u'ntrd i'pih thu original. IN reduced by himself
Sanlce's Teaiit on horticulture
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NOllCE -By virtue oi a deed OF trust, pear
- ING dale the 9th LAY OF June, 1928, Hec"
ted TO me bv John Johnson, which is duly re
corded in the county count Of Campbell, made
10 secure the pay ment of CERTAIN sums oil money
due Thomas Johnson, admr. OF John Jo'n-
son, dec aud tor other purposes IN SAID deco ei
pressed, shall proceed 10 sell at pubic a"c
ton, on Thursday tue 9th day Of Feb. next lor
cash, at the present residence of tn SAID 'ohi
Johnson, in the county OF Campbell on oehe''
creek, the following valuable property, 10 wa 3
22S | :, acres of land on Stanton ki0er and De
nccn creek, 30 acres of land on Cub creek IN the
county OF Campbell , also, 3 likely negro slaves,
? horses, l3 head of cattle, . sheep "a hoes, /"
feather beds and furniture, and all said John
Johnsop's household and kitchen furniture, an"
aihrs plantation utensils, | TX cart, prime
trace chains and loom he sale will contIn-
ne from day to day Unnecessary The trustee
will convey such title only as is vested 10 MIN ny
virtue of the deed above named, which Is beileV'
I'D to be good
WM l. HARVEY, Trustee,
Jan. !. tbs
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Plants raised from src,s which have been
crossed, always brar the form Of the mother
nut tai,r the Color, ot the male parent Fewer
seeds prodncrd by at than uy.Iore alone. 4
the mpregnaied linNers are less VISITED by bees
than others. 1iutaies RUf. Soc Paris.
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TAKE NOTICE..


FENkUS1 SALE OF bAND..-bn Saturday
II the 2istday of Feb. ls29, NE Will pre-
Ce'd 10 SILL. upon the pre- misc, nj public hnc
ton for cash tract OF land lying in lHe conn
~ of Campbell, adjoining the lauds attacbrdto
the Boiling Spring Tavern. 1bs trsGt iirs
within six or seven miles of Lyuchhptg, tom
tanning about 1873 acres il is represented as
being desirable little farm, and well worthy
the attention OF such MS would like 70 sellle
upon it small force. The sale viii be mad~
IN pursuance If . trust decd executed 10 the
undersigned by WIN. H. Neighbors, on the 9Th
dav of Aug lS25 Tor the benefit OF the laie
hrm of Garland Walton ard Penn, aud Is Of
rt cord in the clerk Office Of Campbell conn-
w. The title is believed Ia he good, hnt as
trustees we will convey with speclHl "aTfarty
tran .ferriug sue title only Us is vested an us
by the deed aforesaid
The land will be she"n 10 anv person wish.
ing 10 view ii by Mr.. Neighb1rs, who resides
upon the premises.
StNL. GARLAND, Trus
NJ. II. GARLAND, te"s
Jan % 'ds16
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CURES aRXs
SWATNrsS R7fNACEA.

- w n AsH - n zATNASIhs
TENHE following IS a translation Of letter
T. from the original Spanish. dated Odd of
September, 1923, forwarded TO William Swain
by J. q. \. VI ,llialnson, Esq. American Con.
sal.
Satisfactory evidence of the responsibility of
Mr. kodrigues, has been laid before the Editor
al the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic of Columbia
sept. %, 1923.
u Hm. Spnim PkiiadeIphin.
SIR: Inc marvellous and beneficial effects
Of ,ouf Panacea in number of instances in
which II has been tried in this city, and of which
l am witness and admirer and the necessity OF
supply without the riek OF adulteratnn ol
some bottles for my own house and for some
particular friends of mine, induce me tu take
'he berry oil adire, sing you. and TO duplicate
you 10 have the goodness to send me 81 bottles.
directed 10 the onsul resident at this capital
tY'z' H. A Williamson, Esq for which will
pay the sad Consul. or such person as YOU may
"h'ct according to the invoice j: lui trust you
WIZ pat II THE most equitable pric =. have the
S"isihc'ion To infpr ~ Won that ! am an ocula,
"nhrSs al sffteeH cures Of the greatest irnpar
'anc" Effected Ivy your Panacea, of S,phiif.c.
thr0Hic Ilrefe,Gie and Hicerous disea,es-aIso
OF Lire caRptainls so common II hi, country.
his had the U.S. and neritpd praises winch
nave pfSn"eu upon The medicine have
brought It lnto great estimation, aud with.
o"t doubt II Viii deserve more from day to day,
ior considerable number Of person are Ia.
Kin. u with profit.
havn the honor to he &c
(Siened) Z. MIGI. RODRIGUEs.
II Is to be greatly regretted, that in cnnse-
Encnce OF the unparalleled success. of this urdi-
enc so many inert limitations of il are dali
~ iolstered on the public and that remedy
OF such invaluable powers should thus be fals-
fed
~ The price being now reduced TO TWO
poiLAH5 per bottle places it in the power of
a. Classes 10 avail themselves OF its use
WM SWAIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
EDWAAD BROWN

~ EIuRNs his thanks 10 tho iublic for
I'D heir literal cnco sragemenl aud snliciis
continuance OF their tavors. lie has nsI re-
ceiVed ir"m New York, in addh .3u TO III lof-
mer supply ot Jewe'r,. a.. II splendid assorf.
lpuf II
PLATED n BRITANNIA WARE. :
Nhirh he lnyit,'s his friends and rte. ooIers Ia
call aud see. Among his stock, are the fol
lowing articles, viz
Casters with cut Glass aud silver cdac, sup.
quality
hp, PLAN and ornamented
Gotten Pots aud lea
Sugar Dishes aud Cream Pots
La lie HdicuIes and r,ockei books
P|hIn aud iancv Irwelry
Jet', pearl, f,gree aud Paste Ear RIMS
Patent. Lever aud plain Watches
Finn Gold Chains, Sralg aud Rc,s
Plated do DO do 10
Coral Of eyery description
Silver Table aud Tea 81 luus, Indies and su.
eur Tong
u Watches IA Gully repaired. and all or.
dcrs in bis line OF business ronctaally attend.
I'd to- 1f
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lIll.I.OM u JRN.

Mn FEssEsDFR
In III" mouth ol April last. | had n cow ia
ken with the horn M, Ia that degree that abe
had nearly stopped eating, and from giving a
large quantity of milk, had hanomr nearly
dry. pnnGtured her horn with eimblel
and injected vinegar, in which salt had been
dissolved, II WAS soon evident that IL was an
injury. then applied to an oged acquRint
ancs. who hns had much experience in doe
toring animals, Ind stated to him the case aud
what had done. lie saidit was very wrong
ever 10 make a hole in an aDtna's horn for
,h't disorder, that A very simple medicine
would cure +,
"Ilke Of aait. oar half pint Of Stone SCOT
one hall pint, Of hack peppernoo table spoon.
tnl, make all inc, aud give one or two
spoonius at tune, night and morning. II IS
easily doue by drawing the tongue out OF the
mouth with ihc hand and putting ,ho spoon
AS Tar down "a, II will reach, thrn lei 20 the
tongue and keep up III" nose and il will nil e.
down" followed the directions. aud in iva
Inys my COW was better. and IN week was
perfectly we'll. The same may not cur IN nj
tases 0fhorn AL, NJ my informant SAID il
would but il is worth the triad.
LOVETT PETERS.
Westborough, Dec. 10, 1923.
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= fahe subscriber has iatcly received aSNALL
Il additional supply OF FRESH DRUGS u
MEDICINES, which makes his ASSORT.
MEN very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almost every week. nv wgch means,
hl> stock, though not the LARGEST is always
FRESH and sufficient to meet any orders
that he may nc favored with.
THOMAS DuVAI.
n. r. prPseip ions faithfully attended To
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
ONLY 50 PER BOTTLE.

sNIHE unparalleled reputation Of his medi.
cine is sub. and IT'S pre- eminent virtues
are 50 well established. and so fully acknowI.
edged by an intelligent public. that it. scarce
" necessary TO say any thing further than that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09
A sovuRurGy RI NJ EDY

In d seases of the Liver; Debility rssulting
from ntemperance and dissipation Old and IN.
yererate Ulcers Pans in The bones attended
u on the Face, Pimples, &c. Syphilis, Cutan-
Gus diseases generally, and letter in paYtlcu-
lar: Mescuriat and Scroiulous complaints.
The certificates OF wonderful cures performed
1y the Catholicon, have become so numerous
- 10 preclude their insertion in any newspaper,
md has made il necessai Y for the proprietor TO
print tlem in a pamphlet of about 100 pages
Inis will be forwarded as soon as possible to
the several agents for gratui,ou distribution and
must, on perusai. Strengthen the good opinion
now entertained by the friends of this medi-
ne. aud disarm, as it is hoped, the prejudices
ithosr vino view with d'strusl an medicine
rot known in hat is called regul + practice 8"
.!ncts are stubborn things aud cannot be gain
said.
Al the earnest solicit atIons of members o the
medical faculty and others who have witnessed
ne astonishing cures effected by the Vegetable
Iaihollcoa, and who are anxious that its bene
its to mankind may BE- more widely diffused
t'ii price to EGNO DOLLARS per bot
i'e ,'nd his s,l he done without ia az way
detriara'ing the q'a'iy Of the medicine, or
dut.ag tis SIZE ofhe bottle, as has been ma
'eriai due in the cas-" pi Swaim's Pana-
Gea.
The subscriber, agent for Poner's Genuine
tNih"licon, has ust received 23S ROT
/ - fLsS, winch are for saieat Phl,a lGlphid pr
crS. Howell DAVIES.
Feb =. s.4*a tfig
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EconolMy ! ECONOMY !

ofE disposed toiEcononise in dress
VIII mud it TO their advantage 10 call At
our Observation-Disclosures they will find an ele
SAM assortment OF Gentlcmen's Clothing. of
super nue., flne and common qualities, that,
upon trial, will be found TO fit as Wei, aud
l'e as faithfully made as II made to order, as
ne work may he depended upon, this esiah-
s'nn' viii b" found 10 he "A great convent
nee 10 the Citizen and the Traveller, rs ihry
,an he supplied with erery article of Dress,
N'o' Boots, shoes, fine aud coarse Hats, eve
~ description 81 Cloaks aud ovet Coats, sc
'"n'e wishing good bargains, would 40 we
% favor us with call. WALKER & Co.
Emporium Of Fashions.
Main Street, Lynchburg, next to the Virgi-
ran Office.
Dec. /.
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dcroe,on Of white ual, bark will Iii hot,
nv rUtIlug tb m, aud they VIII be.un" shrl
yrllcd, Us scarcely to ae discerutait WI e, dis
changed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-09

~ olICE.-AlI persons indebted TO the con
"a Germ OF ). u NJ. Alien I. CO. Lynchburg,
'rr requested TO call and make immediate set
''''en', as no longer indulgence can be given.
d, S. a. NJ ALLEN & co.
9orfolk, o-,e fl7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
Etnni TIE R0rnstnbk LarirrnL

- A Whale was discovered, and secured by N,
Nic&ersoa, Of The Light, on Thursday last
This monster Of The deep had ven,ured into
the mouth of our harbor, and grounded on The
Oats off Yarmouth, where he was left jy til,
ebbng tide. Several people from Yarmo.l.
proceeded on the fats to see him on Friag
morning, and in The afternoon a party Of more
Than d hundred, went from this place 10 tn,
sIoop Gem. Hull and in boats, for the same PT.
pose, but before they reached the spot i, wm
towed into deep water and on, an indi,IIna
view could be had. Mr.. Niekesol nfOrmsu
that il measured thirty. one feet in length ,a!
FIVE feet through. We presume before hi,
many citizens cf Boston have had peep a
him, as he was bound on an excursion 10 Ihr
blace. We understand thai se'ersI whales
have been seen III the bay since; and on Sau'.
day last, the passengers on board one Of The
Yarmouth packets saw one between our h,rbo'
and Monument point.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
From The Baltimore Gazette.

The Editor Of the Philadelphia National ia
zette has examined the report o. The case IN
which Judge Crawford gave an opinion which
was considered by many as veiy extraordinary
he states that in justice 10 Judge Crawford
he thinks 1t right 10 mention tina, his opinion
is not directed specially agains. the Bank, but
against the exercise of aclsss Of powers a'tri-
bvted hitherto 10 his Cour., and that his rel-
sons, though strictly technical, are yet entitled
10 much consideration. The judges argument
is, in few words, this:
The District Court Of Alabama derives It's
powers from, an act Of Cong ss passed l" n
pril, 1890, which declares tina, the District
Judge shall have the same jurisdiction and pow.
ers which ,sere given to the District Judge OF
Kentucky sy az act Of Congress in 1889. rms
act Of Congress Of 1889 declares that the Dis
rrict Judge Of Kentucky shall have jurisdiction
Gin all cases hereinafter made cognizable IN
Circuit Court" * The act proceeds to enuner-
ate The cases in which the Circuit Cour! snail
have jurisdiction Thus, The District Judge oil
Alabama has no power except what The oii>
,rict Judge of Kentucky had-and the District
Judge of Kentucky had no power except what
was given by the same act OF 1889 to The CIR
Gull Judges; and as this act was passed before
the Bank was established, IL does not include
Jurisdiction of it, concerns.
The charter Of the Bank gives jurisdiction
TO Circuit Courts in cases in which the Bank Is
concerned and if the act of 1889 had gwen to
the Dis,ric, Judge Of Kentucky power in all
causes "hsredjisy made equitable in Circuit
Court" the power would have attached or &C
crued. It does not however, say hereafter, bul
hereinafter, thai is, in the law Of 1889 itself =
The Judge. therefore, saws he cannot exercise
power not expressly given TO him. and he
has no authority TO repair the inadvertence or
omissions Of Congress. Tie adds, as an evidence
of the manner in which the ACT organizing the
court was f.amrd, The following atement:
at cannot have been forgotten by some members OF
this B, that many evils were suffered IN consequence
of an error committed by Congress in the law estab-
fishing this Court The bill introduced into the
Senate early in the year 1920, with provision that
tie first term Of the Court should be holden IN Apr
next intending April 1890 II did not become law
until April that year, and it passed with the words
april next as originally introduced-therebyt the hrst
term of the Court postponed for one entire year
after its establishment II not conceived. either
by TN. Court or e Bar that term OF the Court could
be holdenin April 1890, al,houglths was clearly the
intention OF Congress
| The case will, we understand, be finally deci-
| drd by lbe Supreme Court, and II the opinion
| of Judge Crawford br sustained, II viii require
| the intrrposiion Of Congress, as his cons'tnc
ton will limit the power Of The District Court
not solely with regard 70 The bank, but in re-
la,ion TO many Of the objects Of national legls
ation hitherto deemed within The Jurisdiction
| oil that tribunal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-06-22
From The Charleston Co,,ri.r E,,. :, ,

FROM KEY WEsr.-By The sloon IT,,
.nis'n, arrived Yesterday from XIV W.,
received the Register Of The 2slb NJ, ~ i"
inst. "' N
We learn from Captain F. ,hs, coD,,i,
MoRRlsoS, Of the wreckiag .choonsr I r 'OHy
Geddes, OF this port, died suddenly =, e :!
West on the 5,h ins, 81 Mt!
CHARLES HOWE. E>q IF Duck XIV h.,
appointed by his Excellency The Go,. ".' Nen
Florida, Associate Judge Of Monroe t"aOF Of
vice Silas Fletcher, removed from III. Con oa"E
In the paper Of The h. the ediors,v'
"In giving a statement Of The ,o,,s e., i,
election of Delegate to Congress, w. -, ,1 ,n'
occasion TO mention our belief Of the ~ lux
Of allowing the crew Of the C.uer n ,sh'"F
In making this allusion, il wa, "a, fo,a
wish to insinuaie lha, the COMMAND. oT
Marion ustd or exercised any imoror,, "a. NC
ence TO induce his crew TO vote for one , ."I!'
date or the other. SO far as we aaye ,,v WY
ledge, Captain Jackson conducted hint '"'
HAT occasion, with the utmost circum,n.,';aaa
and magnanimity. AS this matter has s, e,''a
some in,eres, in he public mind, we u,sn5 "t -
future number, 10 ex racI sue. BARS n ~
laws OF the United States, aud tbo,s = |
Territory OF Florida, as apply to the sabi.c,.
and as parallel has be"n given Of ii. ,.,
cases, we will endeavor 10 draw the Gi,r,r,,;..
between the relative situation of The rs,,.,'
engaged on board the public vessels, ami ,bo'.
on board the w:eckiug ard fishing ye,,,I'
which ply upon the coas'."
This brings 10 our mind accounts, which y.
have seen from other parts Of the Teui,or, !,
private letters, speaking Of the ou,rsp,o.,
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