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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

lteStNiA--At Rules holden IN the CLERKS off, ,
the superior Court Of Chancery hr the Iynchi,,i !,
District, Inc 9Th day of January, 1929, John ou,s
anc Jesse Young, Pltf against James Young gun 81
JOSIAH IN his own right, and as admir-. of Susanna
Young dec. DANES Young Joshua Young, Pet
loung ard Richard Young. children of Jesse Nr
Wilson, surviving ex'or. of james Young dec I,gi
loung, GEORGE Hall and Jane his wife Thoru,o,
l)odson and Sally his wife, Moses Eaiin and Nam
his wife, Dcfts,
The defendants George Hall and Jane his wife TIM
ION robson and Soily his Wifi, and Moses Eaklu t.f
Nancy MS VIE not having PutaIed then nppcarane, &
eifen security according 10 the of Ass miy and m
rules OF tins court, aud II appearing by satisfactory
dehcc That they are Hot inhabitants of this country
IS orderef that the said defendants 10 appear here an m
hrst day OF the neSi term and answer the bill of the
tsi and that acopy of this order BIZ forthu lin n ertt
III some newspaper printedn the town Of vac tnrg m
Two months SUCCESSFULLY aud iosed at tin Unt door ol
the court hodse IN the said tow n.
copy-Testc, J(fllLS, C.r
Lar 10 o., :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

M Office All persons having claim, u
III gainst Sp1tswood Garland, esisi,ng pre-
sions To the frs, day OF January. 1876, "a
requested 10 makethem known on or heiore
the LIST day of jun neNt, to the subscriber
no are hs trustees, rs we shall, in vrp
short time after that dav. settle our trust ne.
counts and make distribution of what funds
niay then be in hand, among his several cred
tors. accordpgto the provisions Of the deed
constituting ms his trustees and this notice
vii be plead In bar of any claims which shall
nel DO before that lime made known.
KOBER RiVt.S, zen
ALEXANDER BROWN
JAS, 5, PENN
March s wiw
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EUIg. SALE.

1 WISH TO sell my house aud lot, situated
u mar the head o. Nam Street, 100 feet Il.
iave seventh alley, and running thence south
to- degrees, ~"d-l poles, THENCE mouth SO leg.
Ae.t 10 feet, tHeacr north - deerees, east :
poles 10 second street, thence south IS degrees
east 10 ieel to thc beginning. Ibe said piecc
II Plan"d being pait ri the lots known in tn
plan Of the town by Ho. IS mud 225. On this
.ot the,r ia 4 cow uieni dwelling house aud q
most excellent garden. There is likewise 81
the lot "A good tobacco mandatory, with thu
screwS and all fixtures necessary 10 carry on the
business extensively. There are few lots IN
town more convenient or desirable ihan his, il
!, Slluard on man street, in a pleasant part oil
town, and in one Of the hest neighborhoods
Inc situation 10 healthy. water convenient, and
IN every respect desirable residence for a pr.
Nate family or a man OF business. ! will make
terms accommodating, and VIII take negroes N
part payment. For particulars, application
may be made TO the subscriber living on the
premises, or to the Editors of the Virgnian.
SAML. LOVE,
Fob 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

superior court ofChanceryfor the Lvncbbmg
lue n gay oi'asusry, 1899 Sam Garland ptf agnin.,
sey, defs. " anu WIN urin-
Tho defendant LewsF Crane not having su,o,oa ~,
ana gwen security according TO the ACT of As
ahu The rules of this court and it appearing nv
, fi evidence that he is not an inhabitant of tbis
~ Is ordered that the said defendant do apnenr
h on me nrst day of the next term and answer m.
Sr,Si S planui and that copy of this order he
10 some newspaper printed in tf town
the front door of the courthouse in said town ~
Ian IA ~'F'TieHe j. wILLS,C.
W2maS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
ELECTION

TIME WARD ELECTION Gor nine Common
III Ceuncilmee in each ward. in the town OF
rynehhurg. will take place. pursuant TO an act
al assembly, " entitled an &C. for dividing the
,ovn 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 Isl alley,
extending q ON the river TO twelfth street at
The otfice of S. Il. Davies. on I'd street Aud IN
Henry Ward. No. 2. being all that pat OF said
town above sad Is, alley. extending ton the
liver 10 10Th street. al the Store room lately
,ccupied by Holmes Il Brewster. on ID street
sAML. BRANSFoRD, Sergf 81
the Corporation Of Lpnehbme.
March Q. tdeoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

NOTICE Il, virtue of a deed OF trust, ex.
! " ecuted 10 the subscriber by Alexander
Bfidgrland on the lOh day Of August, 1919.
and dnl, recorded il rhe Clerks office o the
Hastings Court OF Lyuchbuig. will sell, by
eay ot public auction, III the dwelling house OF
said Brdseand, nn Saturday the 2lst day OF
III" present month (Nlarch) one horse, ON csu-
and harness one saddle and bride one set Ia
bic spoons aud sundrv other household aud
Kitchen furniture named in the said deed oi
r st. ur so much thereof as mas be necessary
sallsfy the purposes of the aid trust and ex-
Peuses of the sale PLEASANr PARIIN
March9. IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

NlRGlNlA--At Rules holden in the lrik's of5,. OF
toe Superior Court of Chancery tor the l. yn,blurs
District, the 9th day OF January, ls2o. Thomas j
Garden and Rolina hisw wife, David Il. scott and Ann
H. Scott, which said Ann r. Scoit il an infant am.
sues by her next friend Henry r. Early md Henry r
Enry PMS. against Charlie Henry Lynch ex'or ii
Anscim Lynch, Joseph Chiffon aud Narea Fl his
"' John Scott, Ed"in l'rec and Susan his wife Ro-
bert Scott Maria u Iofw wien and 1homn, Aldr,dse
and Jannett IN, Wife Dcns.
The defendants Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his re-
JONI Scott, Rohcrt Scott, Maria T. Leftwici aud Tho
mas Adrdge and Jannet hi wife, not having entered
Their appear ance sud given srcu,y ord ing 10 tha act
OF Assembly and the rules OF tins COURT and il appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that ihey MOI inhabitants of
this country IL Is ordered nul the said defendants de-
appear here ON the first day uhcrext &c, and answer
the hli othe Plaintiffs and thai acopy of,hls order IL
iorih"i inserted IN sone newspaper printed in the
town oliyhchurg for two mouths successive civ, ard
poised at the front door of the courthouse in the .a
town, copy---Irste / WITS = -,
jul ~ Kv1mi5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

First orricat Of spring Coods.
N AAk PIECES London Calicoes. pat
VNH terms entirely new aud elegant
Superb worked Swiss Mnslns
Italian Lnstrings bet quality
Super painted belt Ribbons, new style
Wa,rred aud Diamond do.
With great many leading fancy articles
which we are determined 70 sell at such prices
as will insure satisfaction.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

NIhui ZlA-At Rules holden IN the Clerk. Off
me superior Court OF Chanccry Tor the f,ncbl, .
District the 9Th day Of January, lsrla Jane t,r,s
ehecutriA u Philip l.. traty, dec I'M. against ~
ere koane aud Elizabeth his wife, and Nm Mn
admr. of Nathaniel Grehshas,, dec. Dchs
The writ of 5cire Facas aw as,,,l In This ,-.,t.
hehg executed ON thu defendant ayetlo Rouur IA ~
Zabcii his wife, aud appearing by sutistaetnr, ,,
~" thfy hre not ihhaiihits Of tins country Il i, ~
dered, that the said defendants 40 apIraf here -.
hrst day OF the next term aud shcy cause fnuy In,
"hs ms suit should mol hc pro- eedcd it, IA pes I'M,
Tue sald "rii and that acopy ofihs oldor b. L,,5
ni'' Hsered III some new paper published in III,
Town OF Lynchbnrg for teo months snrccss /, elk -
posted at the front door of the courthouse in ir
town. 4 Cupy-Ir,ie. 4 lVItIs . is=
Iisi. 10 - - 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
ONLY 81 PER BOTTLE.

UyHE unparalleled reputation of this medi.
cine IS such, and its pre- eminent virtues
are,so we'll established, aud SO fully ack,towl-
edged by an Intelligent public, that it's scarce
ly necessary 10 say any lung further than that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

FlR"lNA.--At Rules holden in the Clerks Office oftla
superior Court of Chancrry for the IynchlmYg Dis
rict, the 9th day of January, ls.g Edmund Pate
adm OF Charlotte Shrew sbury, formerly Chariot.
hrlln, and Samuel Griffin, John Griffin VIM Grii.
nm Elizabeth Griffin and Charlotte Griffin infants r.
Edmund Fate, their next friend, Pitts against Christie.
pher Clark, Rowland Preston Thomas Preston adm
81 m. smith, dec Christopher Clark Jun Edward
Clark, Susanna Clark aud Edward Clark intnpts bv
commissioner Benagh, specify assigned their guar
dian, VIM Preston, Elizabeth Preston Margaret Pre-
Ton ana bosnia Preston, infants by commissioner Be
hagh specially assigned their guardian Thomas West
Richard Hopson and Louisa his wife, Richard Dayis
Jordan DAVIS, John Davis, Margaret Davis and Smith
son DAVIS infants by eommI< soner Benagb, specially
assigned their guardian, James IIendrick and Elm
beth his wife, VIM. T Scott and Charles Clark Scott,
an infant by commissioner Renaeh, spec ally assign
"a nus guardian, aud Hector Harris, admir- ofRobeI.
Hook dec. Defts.
Inc defendant VIM. t Scott, not having entered he
appraTance and given security according 10 the o.
Assembly and the rules ofh court and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabitant tits
country IL is ordered that the said defendant do ap
pear mere on the first day ofhe next term and answer
,he OH OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
n' iorthMth inserted III some newspaper printed tn
Town OF Lynchburs for two months successfully, ant
posted al the iront door of the courthouse IN the sail
~ Acopy---Ieste, J. WILLS, {. I.
-. =. w2mid,
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a. AFEiately received additional! supplies OF
u II vaiious articles in their lime. 4 no" oie'
Tor sale al very reduced prices for cash OF 'P
proseh paper, an extensive assortment u
Genilemens' Boots and Shoes
Ladies do do plunella
Morocco and Seal Skin
Chidrens do
Servants do
Wa. upper aud sole Leather
Morocco and Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn, nv the 100 and . lbs.
KNITTING Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick.
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur aud Wool Hats
Seal and other Caps
Seal Trunks
We have connected with Our Store. a manu-
factory Of Genllemens' Boots aud Shoes-We
likewise manufacture Lalies Seal, Morocco and
Prnnel'a Shoes mich will he made OF the hest
materials. apon the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable aud neat manner.
Jan. %. is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

"A court held for Campbell county. al the =
seA hoilse thereof on Monday the oh da. of I'll 1
an, am Jones' "ldo" aud reliet of Rowland Jone, a
Warner JONES' Paul Jones, David Homo - dtz-
Jones Lucy Jones, WIN. Jones' Sarah Ann JONI 't ii
sapna Jones and John J mes, heirs Of Rowland l. -
dec. ny James Bullock, their uexl friend compla.s
against Ann turle, widow OF julius Cuilc, dfed I3
ourie' James Curlei Maria Curle. Julius Cur
ame, Ann cure, VIM. curle, John Cutlc and 6,'
,tlf, heirs OF julius Curle dee. aud Alexander 81,
dtns. In clIancery ''ual
me defendants not having entered their appearance
gwen security according 10 the act ofAssenily nJ
iale> OF TINS court, aud II appearing by satsfa,fo,
hh'e ina they are not inhabitants of this ~ n,
ordered That the said defendants do appear here ON ii
seeohd Monday IN June next, aud allsw or tl,r I'm
me complainant, and that copy of this order be f
WIN inserted ~ the Nirginian, new spaper publ,r
n The town oiiynchburg, once 4 week for cIgbf vf
-aece'saey, previous 10 said day.aud that aol5er CO.
ileitoi be posted nj the front door " Tire c,,rti
al tins county on some court day.
Acopy--Teste, JOHN ALENA3tJF4 a.
Jan. IL. - .''
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in the neighhorhood OF Col. Thomas Moore 8
and will be LET 10 mares al the reduced price
of FIVE dollars the season, ten dollars 10 in
ruIea mare To be IN ionl, aud fifteen shiil'ogs
the single leap, 10 be paid ~ time Of service.
In all cases, the owner fJrfeiis the insurance
money by trading or parting from the mares.
Pasiurago and grain will be furnished at the
customary prices, aud great care will be Ia
ken 10 guard against accidents, bot will be
liable for none. Any person becoming res
ponsible for FIVE mares. shall have the 9th grit
lis. WIN. IL. SAUNDERS.
March 10. ~
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MOTIg4a
NERY hne J ACk

~ In IIiIE = hVh
Nnov rising 3 years
oid aud upwards, Of 4
leei high. will stand the
ensuing season, at my
stable, 10 Bedford coun-
~, three mites NORTH o
. Liberty one half Of HI
line, aud The other bal
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
FRANCES WRIGHT.
FROM TTTE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
i Litter from ". Il .NCdli1 to Miss F,,Gprts
Wrjoit.

] ~ TI0it.
| Hiss W RrGHr: That YOU received the letter
which you have since published and that YOU really
heleyed II to be challenge written and sent nv my
sell cannot doubts but sincerely assure YOU that
never wrote that or any other challenge TO YOU,
and had not thought o.anv other person writing one
in my name, until rec s-d your acceptance of the
challenge through the mail Even then did not
feel at liberty TO act in the business, because [
thought quite probable that the letter addressed to
me inyour name forgery The statements
contained IN the spurious letter concerning the Mo-
dcrator and the building not only incorrect at
present, but are likely to remain IL is also es-
senaiiy detective, IN inviting discussion, without
proposing any definite subject of debate. As am
Tar from loving dlsputation for its own sake this is
matter OF indispensable Importance. AS your let
ter declares that you are "most willing to meet"
me las proposed IN the spurious invitation; that is
on the whole ground Of difference between US YOU
viii probably have objection to such selection
OF topics will greatly facilitate and curtai the dis
cusslon therefore propose the following questions:
l. DO the PresbyterilnS aim at the legal establish
nlent Of their Church.
q Do the Liberals aim at the legal establishment
of their Temple?
Among the Liberals, embrace those Editors and
others who make loud Professions of their love of lib
eTty, and who accuse the denomination of Christians
to which belong of aiming at an ecclesiastc esiab
!lshmen. Under the word Temple | embrace YOUR
Halls oScience. and other parts your system Of re
(ormafion These questions will permit to say n
little as please, and you much az you please II
the subjects meet with your approbation hope and
believe that the terms Of meeting viii rive but l,te
trouble Miss Wrights answer will obligo
w. =. N'CALLA,
Philadelphia. Aug 90, 1920.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
tFsom Bayiey's fsaifads.l
TIE NURSERY TALE.

Oh. did you not hear in your nursery,
The tale that the gossips tell,
Of the two young girls that came TO driLA
~ u certain Fairy weR
The words of the Youngest as sweet
AS the smile of her ruby lip,
But the tongue ofthc Eldest seemed TO move
AS If venom were on It's tip,
Al the well Beggar accostcd them,
a Sprite in mean dsguisc,)
The Eldest spoke with n scornlul brow.
The Youngest with fearful eyes:
Nr,ed inc fairy Whenever you speak sweet girl
Pure CONS rom your lips shall fall"
hul Whenever you utter word, prndd maid,
From your tongue shall serpent crawl"
Ana have you not met with these sisters oil
In the hunts Of the old and young'
Ine 'trst with her pure and unsullied lip
The last with her serpent tonguu'
les--the first is .GoopN diamonds BRIGHT
On the darkest theme she throws;
Aud the last is ST demonstrating the slime
Ortle suakc wherever she goes.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
ANIhIALCULA.

We wish, with all cur hearts, there was law
against making and using hcroscopes-a penalty at
tached To the crime, that should make every enarger
OF the minute parts of animated nature, shake IN ms
shoes. The world Is alive, every part and particle
Oft; absolutely living and moving and having be
lug; and we the human race, who absolutely carry,
each and every of us, upon our mortal bodies,
more animals than there are flat nosed Chinese in
the city of Pekiu, shall be devoured alive. Some
time last season, there came cold bloodcd fellow,
with apparatus TO display TO score of rhino-
ccroScs on the morsel ofclieesc preparing to
swallow, or drove of those grunting quadrupeds
yclcpt hogs on single fig. That was the work of
yestcrday-now behold what to-day brings forth.
Dir. Lie Bcaumc, busy ntermeddlng Frcnchnan,
has discovered that the tartar teeth is formed
inthc same manner coral, by anmslcula; which,
after having formed the INDUS insinuatc themselves
between the gums and the teeth, causing diseases OF
both, and their secretion often communicating tlC
breath. Ouly TO think of numerous and filthy cOui-
munlty actually existing in ones laws-having villa
gcs, towns and cities, for augt we know like other
folk; the smoke and other light particles of dirt
which arise upon the breeze, COMMUNICATING ON
brcath,a breath con, amnatCs the atmosphere
around us. The Frcnchman ought To be hanged II,
the neck and die the death of a clon. that his bod,
may be given prey to the myriadS Of insects h,
has so unCcrcmUnously thrust before us. Iftherc bC
not stop pu TO these things, they will, ere long
! have the lmpudcnCe to show us, beyond the shadow
Of doubt, that our living flesh is neither more no
less than mass of independent beings, with head
like an alligator, and claws like lobster, each stri
wing Tor life, ond health aud supremacy! - Paptuckc
ChyC1.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
CHALLENGE AND REPLY.

FROM ruE NEW YORK FREE ENQUIRER.
time conductors OF the press whether orthodox,
heterodox or neutral invited To give insertion to
the following letters
PHiLApELruiA, AUG LIST, 1929.
Mss FRANCES WRIGHr:
have recently delivered lectures against the sys
TEN you SO conspcuously advocate, IN which have
ireeiy commented OH, and Ccisured the principles
contained IN such of your writings in my pos
SESSION. ANXIOUS, however to enter into deeper
investigation, have concluded, after fasting and fer
vent devotion, to invite you apubic discussion at
time mutually convenient hereafter TO be fixed upon;
ior winch purpose, authorised by the trustees TO
oer the use OF the church in this city, which God
has appointed me 10 teach his holy word, in order
there To conduct public discussion.
Should the place be eXceptionablc to you, | will
another or by accepting suitable that you may
propose.
My friends, the Rev. Doctor Janeway and The Rev.
Dr. Ely have consented to be nudcrat0rs Oh NV part
you VIII, OF course, appoint two others aud the Whole
tour may appoint fifth should they think proper 50
to DO. The selection of moderatois is only s,irrcs
ted' this, as well other preliminary arrangements
can be suitably arranged at subsequent period.
should not presume to call lady To such a con.
tct, 1t did not feel my duty urged by sense q
strong preparation in The Gospel, and if did no,
confidently hope to win lost sheep TO the fold of NJ,
Lord and Master WILLIAM l.. M'CAILA.
L. ). You acQuaint me by letter of your ac
ccptancc of my invitation, or, n more agreeable b.
notice III some public prnt-in which case YOU vii
please publish my letter at the same time,
w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
EUROPEAN AFFAIRS

u large PoLrsn army If reserve j. quietly re.
posing on the banks Of the Vistua.
Is the honor OF stormlng CONsrANTINopi.E rescrv-
ed for the Poles the hereditary enemies of the Turks
with CONSTANTINE the ruler That is to be Of ihc yet,
to-bc conquered OTTOMAN empire at their head? VIII
AUSTRIA be appeased by tho permission pvcn her TO
execute her long cherished designs against ITALY,
and TO become sole mistress Of the whole ApRttrIc
shores? VIII France ne quiet i'm the hope of seeing
the power Of England, her hereditary foe. menaced
in tIindostan, Gin Turkey and Persia? VIII she be
more disposed TO consent, by receiving permission TO
COlonlZe of the isles of the Mediterranean VIII
the fear Of Prussia, the firm friend of Russia) be
particular nducement for Austria to share the spoi
instead of opposing the spocr' Ard will all or any
OF these events take place without The interference
of ENGLAND because she is too uoor 10 Uo IN war
aud because The Continental Powers think that She
mas interfered with their affairs long enough Or
will England, Austria and France as is generally sun
posed resist the southwark march Of the invader,
Cur. q Eng.
The following is extract Of a letter from dis
tnguished prclate ofthe Roman Catholic Church
Rome, May 6.-1hc news ofCatholic Emancpa-
ton gave great Joy here; and although it has not
come without Us alloy It Is fpndy hoped hat good
will eventually arise from il. Tile English Colloge
celebrated solemn High Mass and Te-deurn; n splen-
did illumination followed in the ofernoon.-M Monster
Nicola, a Roman Cardinal, gave splendid enter
tainment, )etc chaHlpetre, at which were present
Cardinal Zunla, the heads Of the British, irish and
Scotch COllegosItalian Mobiles md Prelates in All
sixty fyetAe iinoncss Of the weather adding great
ly to the Ills present Holiness Plus VIII is
most amioble parsonage, truly pous and onlighten-
cd, and appears admirably qualified to preside over
the Church Of God IN these cventful times. lie
shows all the meekncss Of Saint with that irmncss
and decision Of character which arc necessary to
him wbo placed by the Holy Spirit O. govern tho
Church. found him thoroughly acquainted with
the affairs Of the Irish Cburoh-hs attachment 20 10
is unqunliieh and have the qualification 70 add
that be has permitted me to mpart tho pleasing in
an e.
apostolcal bcnedicion 70 lie clergy and laily Of the
Arch Diocese Of Iuom."
a Slip from our correspondents Of The y. Y. Mcr.
camille r. colyed by last evenings mail, SAYS:
The Larra, Capt. IIillard, arrived at this port on
Saturday, spoke, tho l4th inst lac 30 Ion g. the
I. s. ship NatcheZ. Capt. Claxton, rom this port.
and Curacoa, Tor Brazil The Natchcz hHd landed
Mr.. Moore, minister to Colombia, Of Curacoa, from
whence be proceeded on tho 9th int. % Marneaibo
"A schooner.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27
Nrw YORK, AuGusr II, 1929.
Mr.. WILLIAM i. MCALLA.

- 80 NV OKF, AUGUST IT, 1879.
Mr.. WILLIAM i. MCALLA.
Sir: Your communication of the list instant ad.
dressed to Boston has reached only by this DAYS
post. Although by 10 means covctous of dspuia.
lion, aud believing truth to be rather dscoverabie bv
the study Of things, OF man, and of ourselves than
attainable 10y argument, yet am | most willing to
meet you as proposed. The views | have presented
TO the American People are fair subject of chal,
ienge and criticism; and far from objecting to their
examinations, shall hold myself Indebted to those
who may assist in detecting their error or confirming
their truth
The building designated in your letter will be per
iectiy agreeable TO inc. With respect to time the
early part of the month of October would best suit
with my engagements.
FRANCES WRIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-27

for even left. The old Moslvm accompanied her
back, and IA few minutes saw her returning to
The gate with little bundle under her arm, trenb
.NddisOR'S Ir0uefs.