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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

from each Of sid counties TO NEE, Ia Iyucl.
burg on the 3ls, day OF this month"; 10 propose
and nominate four candidates for the Conyen.
ton from this district.
s2d. Resoired. That this meeting proceed
forthwith 10 the appointment of six delegates 10
attend said meeting, on the part Of The friends OF
reform IN this county aud further. that the
Trends otreform in Buckingham AID Bedford.
are hereby respectfully invited to pursue the
same course and co operate with the friends of
reform in this county
81. Resotred, That be the del
elgates To attend tie meetings of delegates MS a.
foresaid-a majority ofwhom are authorised to
act This meeting then roceejed 10 suppl,
the blank IN the above resolution and IL was vo-
ted to he filled with he names OF Oliver Me.
Reynolds, Samuel Garland Samuel Armistead,
John stratton, Thomas Dixon aud y. T. Cheat.
ham.
On a motion made il was resolved, that the
proceedings of this meeting be signed by the
Chairman aud Secretary. and that the Editors
OF the Lynehbnrg Wire inan. Jeilersouian lie.
publican and Richmond Enquirer be requested
10 insert the same IN their respective papers.
o. Mercy NoLDS, Chm.
NJ IL. GARLAND, Sec'y.
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Mar b II.

YeN UNAWAY from the subs, riber on the, 9th
~ inst negro man named DICK, hired
from MIR. Stephen Davidson, about 5 feet 10
inches high, & 80 years Of age. His complexion
is very bleck-and a little lame in his right
knee. lie is a rough carpenter and n good
shoe maker and cooper. He was dressed in
an old blue cloth coat, and pair of cassinet
pan,aloons, very much patched Sand negro
run off in company with white girl, between
Is and 10 years Of age, very well grown, sap
posed to weigh 1875 or 1870, named Caroline
Gowen, blue eyes and light complexion, round
face, and light hair. They took with them Two
horses, one a grey and the other a bay but,
as know not how they obtained them, ! can
not give correct description Of them. II is
supposed tina, they will aim for one of the free
States in the west Six dollars reward, and all
expenses will be paid for the delivery of the
negro man to me. ia Buckingham county four
miles below Mai. Floods. or for his being Sc
cured in any jail SO that get him again.
JORDAN GOWEN
March IL. 3t-6O.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS.

Tobacco i still very brisk-a hid. was sold
on Monday last at Sll % per hundred. We
do no, think there is any prospec, of prices de-.
clning--bui fam presen; appearances we
should no, besurprised to see !, farther advance.
In Wheat and Flour there is no ma,eriul change
since our last. Flour has been sold ont of the
wagons a, 50 81. We think the fair quotations
would be from 50 81 10 SO 10 1886 being
the more common priee-Corn is scarce and IN
demand. Frequent enquiries made for it bu,
iiItle coming in--we have heard Of no sales ex-
cepi some small quantities higher than 80 90
-In Salt there is smart deciine--Ii can now
be had a, from 81 SOTO S4
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TRUST SALE.

a Y virtue Of deed of trust, executed by
EDJames Anthony to the .ubscrbers, hGd
July recorded in the clerks Office of the
county court of Bedford, ior purposes therein
exp. esseI, We, Or either Of us snail proceed to
sell. on The pre- misses, 10 thu highest bidder, tor
ready money, On The 9th day oil Ap'll, 1929,
if air, il not, the next fair day, Sundays rA-
copied, certain tract OF land containing III
| 2 acres, lying in The county of Bedford on
The head voters of Bdeck Creek. adjoining the
lands Of said Anthony. John Lees estate,
Charles Mel aud others. Tho title Is believed
0 be good, though acting as trns ers, we shall
convey only such title as is vested in US.
1IIOS PCRC ELL. Trus.
ORvILLE LOVING. { tees.
March IL. 3w
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COMUNICATIONS--for the JIr.intqn
Col. Thomas Davenport

Col. Thomas Davenport:
SIR-Some oty our constituents regret that in
your Circular you spared yourself the trouble
of giving your reasons Tor opposing every plan
which Was brought before the iou,e Of kepre-
senlatives concerning he Cumberland Road.
You deemed it unnecessary, because, YOU say,
you and your constituents are agreed that
question II Is true, that large proportion
OF the district are opposed upon constitutional
grounds to the whole system of internal I'M
provements, 10y he government of tho United
States rigld sticklers for aatt rights bui
there are some, among your constituents, Who
suspect that that is not the Case with you.
some OF us view you as an amphibious animal
that can live either IN or out OF water, tor we
recollect perfectly well, that you voted in Con
gress for an appropriation OF money Tor the
Dismal swamp Canal
N b. The Col. and his interest are located
at great distance from the Cumberland Road,
and directly on the waters OF Roanoke, the dis.
tric OF country directly 10 be benefited by
the Dismal Swamp Canal. q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

HyHE Spring and Summer session OF ar
u School will commence ON the l6b d
neal month. My course Of instruction will
comprise the following branches Ofsilogrss
ply. Reading, Writing. English Grammar,
Rhetoric. Logic, Geography, The use of
Maps aud OF the Globes. History, Natural phi.
losophy, Chemistry, Arithmetic, Book Keep
ing, ALGEBRA, Geometry. &c. ! shall be sssis-
ted by my sitter Rebseca.
As wish TO render my present arrange.
ment permanent, shall labor TO promote The
interest OF my patrons. have intended, for
several years, 10 attempt the establishment, oil
female school and have, therefore, given
very particular attention 10 those studies
which consider best suited To girls.
Terms for the session of five months
For beginners, $40 IL
For those more advanced, els 20
No pupil will he received for less time
than from the day of entry 10 The end OF the
session. X b. IONNTEY.
Cd mo. 9th. It'll
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ITEMS.

s oma@ Pos.-Three cases of the
fmmnt roA nave occurred in Fredericksburg.
nara neu'a'eiy on its being make known. the
n injected were removed to an hospital
an" a ae.'red situation withou, the town. should
n,.d;a" ss cases occur, the patients " i'll be i'm
enn", removed. 1t is said the disease was
10 the South. "'''"" fa'eA'ns
an; omau PoZ.-The Richmond En-
,eman ~ s s.afch =. says, very intelligent, gen.
Coal"p;, ""o Is one of the Proprietors of the
a., us mas called upon US to state thai there
'''''' about 'hs smalI pox IN the neigh
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4 AND FOR SALE will sell good bar

n AND FOR SALE will sell good bar,
IA gain in a tract Of Land, lying IN the low
CT end OF Patrick county, on Mill Greek, and
Maho River. adjoining the lands of Harden
Iiairston, Greenyille Penn, Charles Foster,
Jas. Kennerly, Esqrs and others. containing
seven hundred acres. There is a sufficient guam
Iiiy OF cleared land 10 work ten or twelve
hands, and tolerable good dwelling house,
kitchen, weaving house, smoke house, barn,
tobacco houses. a large quantity OF apple trees
A large proportion of the land tina, is 10 clear
is good tobacco land. A further descrip.
ton is deemed unnecessy, as any person ~ish-
ing to purchase, would first view the premises.
The above land Is we'll calculated 10 divide
into two tracts. JOHN POlNDEX1 Err.
March9. w6w6o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

At large and respectable meeting of the
friends of Conscnton in Campbell county,
convened Al the court house thereof on Mon
day the 9th day of March, 1929, beng court
day, for the purpose Of appointing fit aud pro-
per persons AS elegates from this county, TO
meet such as may be appointed by the counties
of Buckingham and Bedford-whose duty il
will be 10 propose and nominate candidates for
the Convention from this district.
Oliver McReynolds, ESQ. was called TO the
Char and Maurice II, Grrland appointed Serre-
tary.
On motion, made and seconded, il was unans
imously resolved, that Samuel Garland. James
w. Pegram. Il. L. Cheaiham, John Stratton
Sterling c. Anderson aid Alexander S. Henry,
constitute committee 10 draft a preamble and
resolutions expressive of The sense of this meet
ing.
The committee then retired for short time
and OIL returning, submitted the following re-
port, which was unanimously agreed to:
Whereas, il is desirable 10 the friends Of a
Convention, composing this meeting to produce
harmony and concert IN the nomination Of fit
aud suitable persons as delegates from this Sen
atora District, to the Convention proposed, TO
be held for the adoption Of ii New Constitution ::
BE it therefore ResOEssd, as the opinion Of This
meeting. that it IS expedIent for ,he friends OF
reform, in the counties Of Bedford, Bucking-
ham and Campbell, 10 appoint six delegates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12
MARsUAL's SALE OF LANDS.

IDuEaUAHI to a decree of the Superior
x Court OF Chancery, for the Lynchbng
District rendered on the 18th day of October,
1923. in Il cause beteeh Pleasant Murphy,
Pit. against Henry Brown ST. and Samuel Clay
tor, Dens. the undersigned Marshal of the
said court, viii sell, on the premises, in the
county OF Bedford, on Thursday the Goth day OF
February, ls4 if fair, ii not, the neat fair day
thereafter, at auction, for cash, one tract Of
Land, on which Pleasant Murphy now resides,
lying on Goose Greek, containing FIVE hundred
and eleven acres Also the interest OF said
Murphy in tract or parcel Of Land, containing
fifteen acres. There are certain restrictions and
reservations, made i'll the deed OF trust, convey
ing the above Lands which will be made known
on the day Of sale. I. A. HOLCoMBE.
Jan. 26 tds47
~ The above sale IS postponed till Wednes-
day the 18th day OF April, on which day II fair,
If not, the neIt fair day thereafter, il will take
place. I. n H., NJ.
Feb, o.
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rresh Gartfen seed

EUf white horse with saddle and bride,
lVH on, WAS stolen on Sunday night last
! he horse Is FIVE feet one or two inches high
His tail is long. md Immediately over his loins
the hrir i rubbed short by carrying a portman.
tran-Ilis gaits good, and he was newly
shod all round. Liberal reward will be- given
for the delivery OF the horse 10 me nj Lynch
bmg. JNO. II. PATIESON.
March IL. tsGO
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ELECTION

SslHE WAKD ELECTION for nine Common
II Councilnen in each ward, in the town of
LyncbOnrg, will take plarc, pursuant 10 an act
Of assembly, " ebdled an act for dividing the
town Of Lynchburg INTO wards and for other
purposes on the first Tuesday in April next,
and will be held in Lynch Ward no. /, being
all that part of said town, below the lst alley,
extending Il ON the river TO twelfth street, at
the office OF S II Davies, on ID street. Aud in
Henry Ward No. 2. being all That pant OF said
town above said LIST alley. extending from the
river 10 18th street. nj the Store room lately
occupied by Holmes q Brewster, on I'd street.
SANL. BRANSFORD. Seygt Of
he Corporation Of LyHchJu'e.
March 9. tde59
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LOndon, Paris, Boston, New York and
Phitadelphio Goods for safe,
BY WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.

M EDlCiNkS, drugs, pbirr, OILS. dyesluffs,
I'VE brushes. wines, snuff, patent medicines,
surgeon instruments, bat,et'n materials, dye
woods IN sticks and ground coorS, chemicals !,
the American medical herbs. water colors in
boxes and by dozen M single cake, colours for
painting on velvet. clothiers brushes and Jacks.
tenter hooks, variety OF tasey articles from
Paris and London, which the ladies' and gentle
men OF Lynchburg and its vicinity are veiy re-
pecifully invited iocall aud examine. Fuller's
materials, Dentists instruments, a complete as
sortmcDi ofgnm elastic instruments, &c. The
sVbsciiber Is noW opening his spring supplies,
consisting IN part of the above articles. He We
~ respectfully invites the call OF his friends
customers. physicians. merchants, the ciiizens
of Lynchburg and the public In general. He
is able TO supply orders to any extent, aud will
sell goods on as good terms as any house in Vir.s
gina. His articles are all fresh and genuine.
Howell DAVIES.
Feb 90
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Hewson's Office, Lynchburg.
The following numbers were drawn TO deter
mine the prizes in The Richmond Dock Lottery
Class No J.
81 26 10 IL l6 %.
Renew your small prizes at IIcwsons fortu.
nate Office.
March O.
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GIRO GWHIWSo
M1shafs Sale Of Torn Property and
i "A ~ I'd.

- s& q eA~A
bURSUANf 10 n decree oi The Superior
II Court OF Chancery, Tor the Lyncbburg
district, rendered on the 18Th dry of October.
1923, IN cause between William A. Clark,
Plaintiff against Henry CLARK, administrator
Of M,cajah Clark. deceased, and others deicn.
danIs. The undersigned Marshal OF thc.said
court will sell on the premises for cash IN the
town Of Lynchburg, 30 l 9 Zee OF ground with
n commodous dwelling house aud other in
provemepis on iuesday ihr loih day Of marct,
1920, a.d an the premises ID acres oi Land
lying on the waters OF Flat Creek, adjoining The
lands OF Rowling Ward and Others, 10 acres
adjoining the above tract oil Rowing Ward
aud others, on Thursday the 18th day OF March
1929, and on the premises in the county Of
Campbell, 1877 acres lying on Moeys Greet
adjoining The lands of Richard Callahan, james
Shater, and others, and SO acres In snid county
on the North fork OF Seneca adjoining the land
Of William Carson and others, on Friday, the
18th day of March 1920. The above salee
will take place on the days above named If N
weather be- lair, il not the next fair day there.
after Sundays excepted
UJ- The above property Is the property 9.
the estate OF Mcnjoh Clark, decd.
TlIOS. A HOLCoMBE, Ma.
Feb q. ifids5l
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LYNCHBURG
SYWRMo

VI nHE subscriber having purehasea tho en-
- tire stock Of Vim. II. Hubbard late part
ner Of Hnnry Carlton and Co. Informs The
cisens OF Lyncbburg and The adjacent country.
tina, he has returned 10 the old stand, where
will he kept on hand. gens~n assert meni o
Goods in his line , his Goods will be received
from the same source that IA, Cartons were, Of
the most fashionable style. and payronted ,cork-
mdnsh,p-And feeling well assured TINT hi, pri.
ces will be made 10 correspond with the times :,
he now solieiis the former customer ~ this ests
hlishmeni, 10 call, examine, and supply them
selves with Boots, Shoes, Leather, Truniss, &c
u + GARDNER
March 2. 3aH
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Gentlemen's Ready made Clothing,
hF the latest fashions, and of every descrip-
" ton, at the lowest cash prices. Also, hats,
boots and shoes. For bargains in these articles
please call at the Empos ium Of Fashions,
Next " the ygginisn Office.
March lo.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

n RE now receiving, al their neie ptendid
SSA establishment, a part Of their Spring sup
ply--Conss,ing In part Of
New style spring Calcoes, great variety OF
patterns
Splendid & .urcd book and Swiss Muslins
Plain India book and null do very cheap
Cd Cnmbrics. nj low prices
Blue, black and jet black Gro de Naples
Blue, black and JET black Italian lnstr'ngs, rich
gloss
Full assortment plain, watcred, 6gd and point
ed belt Ribbands
A beautiful style OF Ginghams
cesc Irish Linens, best grass bleach and fab
rio
6 cnscs most fashionable fur Hetseomprving AN
assortment OF the finest qualities.
With numerous other articles which will be
offered M the lowest prices.
N. b. We will receive further supplies week
y.
March 2. diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

~ We are requested to say that Mr.. JOHN
WILLIAMS is a candidate to represent the
county oil Pittsylvana in the next Virginia lie.
gislature.
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NON-FREEHOLDERS.-----We

1IOIN-F TIE ETUID T. rs. 49, " q
would solicit the earnest attention OF
the public to the subjoined notice:
NON-FREEHOLDERS' MEETING.
In consequence Of the iuclemency ofthe wea-
Their last Thursday evening the meeting adver
Used for that evening was postponed. 1t will
be held on SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT
at 4 O'Clock, at the Franklin Hotel, when every
friend of equal rights is inv tied to attend.
SEVERAL NON.FREEHOLDERs
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a VERY fine JACK
- AAnow rising 3 years
w-GeL8 old and upwards, Of Z
A13 M#HN feet high, will stand the
EW53&gk ensuing season, NJ my
stable, IN Bedford coun
E1 ~, three mites North Of
4xs{ pksnlKHSs Liberty ono hall Of his
--~.,s-.-as--..---s,--S inc. aud tho other bali
in the neighborhood of Col. Thomas Moorc's
aud will be let 10 mares nj the reduced price
of five dollars the season, Ten dollars 10 in
suIea mare To be IN ioal, and fifteen shillngs
the single Temp, to be- paid !. Time Of service.
In all cases, The owner furfeiis The insurance
money by trading or parting from The mares.
Paslurage md grain will be furnished ~ tho
customary PRICES, aud great care viii he "a
ken TO gunrd against accidents, but will be-
liable for none Any person becoming res-
ponsble for five mares, shall have the 9th era.
lis. WIN. II. SAUNDERS.
March ~. o.
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u We are authorized to announce Mr. JES-
Sc BURTON AS a candidate TO repres,nt mis-
county in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

1--WE are authorised to announce ODEN
~ CLAY, candidate 10 represent the coun.
'y OF Campbell in the next Virginia Legisla.
cure
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

u The Is, No. of the "The Virginia Sou.
ren'i published in Richmond by Messrs Gil
''1'n Mitchell has been received. The con
Ae0's are equal to those of any similar paper OF
40 CHARACTER and the typographical execution
very neat. We wish the propretors every sue
cess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

IT AT a meeting OF The people of Abe
marie, al, their las, court, Messrs. William c.
Rves, James Peasants. Hugh Nelson and DIR.
Thomas Masse we're nominated as suitable
Candidates 10 represent that Senatorial district
10 Convention.
We understand. also, that meeting was
held in Buckingham, and Mr.. George Booker
nominated
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QUART BOTTLES.
March II

il at reduced prices II DAVIES.
March
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

" we Commence to day and shall con.
e :" our next, the publication of the Sketch
~ tue laws bassed at the late session of the Viz
Sn'a Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-12

IL The Inquirer not being able TO find out
rom the Inaugural Speech, Notwithstanding lis
perspicuity," the " scope" which the President
means to give TO the constitutional action, y
arrives al the sage and consolatory conclusion
not the object of,he Speech to inform the people
On this head
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23
LETTER FROM WAsnINGToE.

w NSuf NGToN. D"c. 10 ~ ~.
Dear Sir-Mr. Calhoun appeared in the Senate
- day, and the senate beng equally divided bal
To- ing for a ch1pnin-frr Dnrpn n. for JOINS 81 49,
MIR. Calhoun gave his casting vote for Johns, by
which he was elected. The jackson men of the
west had brought OF Durbn to run for chaplain.
FIe is All eloquent man, Of the Methodist Church.
aud great efforts made TO elect him. Mr..
Johns is Episcopalan brother Of the representa-
tive from Della ware, aud supported nv the anti ad-
ninistration m.inbers. Tho vote of Mr.. Calhoun
struck dismay into the Jackson ranks, because, ia
king u IN Connection with some remark which has
fallen from him since his arrival disappearing of the
Presidents message, especially III that part which
touches OIL the charter Of the United States iIank,
they deem u evidence that he il disposed 10 90
heartily with them. They arc doubtful az his
and their suspicious have not been whispered
so cautiously but that they have escaped tn o, hor
than their own. Another subject Of mortihca-
ton and mistru1t among tho jackson men IS the de-
lay which has taken place IN The m yaI of the VIZ
rinia members. This delay, although reasonably
20 be accounted for, is interpreted by mo of the
Jackson mcn indicating something more than IN
difference about the result IF certain nominations
aud measures, IN which their aid Is calculated ON -
Whether their susp cons will a .sume any more def
mite form, remains 10 be seen
On the subject of the nominations there il consid-
cradle uneusineSs among the friends OF tine admins
trntIou. IL understood that not only to- Kendall
and Hill will there be "A strong and probably effrc.
tual opposition, but that David Hcnshaw cannot~be
carried through, and that there will be- much Tifi-
Guilty To get majority Of The Senate 10 &c uosce
N the appointment OF Swarwout, Noah, and some
others Of the class. 1herc are still six senators
absent, VIZ; lha two Virginia senator's, Mr. Web
s'c', and Mr. Blown Of North Caroiaa, elected
- the place of Mr.. BrpncG aud Mississippi aud
delaware have yot to elect senator EACH - Nh The
,'s.aaa"iI caused b. tbs dcatI Of Nr Rcod AID u!o
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-23

oi sucn popuiation must, from relative resources
Of The two divisions Of the Stale always continue on
the east side Of the Blue Ridge, and consequently
afford TO slave property the protection which was
deemed Indispensable. In this conviction it seems
he was staken: and his corrected by the
expositiuns spread before the last General Assembly
by members from the west, and by the officers of no.
vernlaert: rXposltions which have b,en fortified nv
the in"rma' ION afforded to the Convention. Tho
only cnnngc of opinion, then. ihlt hc has undergone
Is this mat IN 1895 hc believed that majo.i;y of
whites would always CON nue the side Of the
Blue Ridge; ard IN 1929 Ia. believed that it would
Mt i may nave been weakness in him ~ have
based his opinion Ipoa such an hypothesis but he
has reason To- ~'evc that large portion of eastern
Virginia participated in :he error. he torbrn-,
10 advert tn uther developments, and additional IN
lorna' ION which were entitled al influence up
his ludgm Mt and he considers 1t un;lec, ssry saw
how far hs action upon MS opinions has been, OF may
b" modified, regulated by spirit of compromises,
or the force Of circumstances. lie THINKS lac under
st, nds the oEque meaning of the enquiry about the
"reasonS for the Imputed changes of opnlori and 1t
l. therefore, stated though reluctantly, that the
members from Fauquler We're in minority at the
cumm' 'nc"n.n, of he Convention Canvass and tina,
II /. presumed the "samc reasons" which had ilCuced
the opinion they entertained, gave that opinion the
ultimate ascendcncy amongst tho people who elected
them. Tho members from Fau9uier will content
themselves with this cXposiiiCn and j. is hoped that
tn viii not be cSp"c' ed, they de- not intend,
gage iii any Controversy. NO RADICAL.