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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
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GksrIrans In your papef OF the 18th inst.
!. ~ h many others, observed with srrn NOR
ttheaiion and concern. "Querv, fir the
consideration of lheolog,ass. The writer sets
down ihfee ~ la.' pa sage Ui Scripture, a. thea
ss.s, ten,ta. aud sets doan nnr or two
mere. rs though the word OF ruth contained
naniiesi contradictions. On reading ~ had
not tue mosi distant ,i~s thai iir wrirr was u
ltelieven in Divine Rrvrla'ion. nj houigh be- sign
ri himsef"A Methodist. supposed hi,n 10 he
an established Deiu, or SOME meonsderntr
youth Whatever NAV have been his ~ tive
or publishing his curry ! have no danh, that
II will snhscfvc the causr of Dsism. rather than
that Of Christianity. cannot think. that, in
such communion IONS. however well intrnded u
u proper Ia assume, the tile IT any dsnuninn-
ton Of Christians | must therefore rniien
ynn 10 inlafm your reader. that The Methodist
IN this place hal ~ agency in that conn,nnicn.
tion. aud hat y was furnished bv nn individual
from the Country. who MAY also br ipinrnmd.
thai a must every ahio Commentator has already
explained every text he mas quoted
ANATcHFR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

" The Fisth Of Ldpudry has been cele'
brsted with cr"ar erlat IN vafinns sections Of
the connlry-N York. Philadelphin. Wasting
ton city. &c.-A wat number of ioasts and
speeches were the consequence of the dnutr
nj Washington. Severed editor. OF Jackson
prints were present, nll of whom wore tons
ted and made speeches (Dnh among the rest)
after The manner al ofh,r gyfnt men Two
fhrre oi the most conspicuous editors IT
the same political way of thinking who were
ahsrni, were also honorsd with seniintnis--
bur We marvel tina, tho two Dronios 81 the
Richmond and Ny Enquirer. were both
unreme nherrd We can only account for II
nv thr fact thai they nre eleventh bour nf,,''
AL Of whom, Duff 'eys, nre to be. a, least
placed upon tr'rl, before HEY are fully Install.
cd into the Jackson ranks.-ln this place,
there "ns no celebration OF any sort- though
there would nave BEEN mlhlnfy parade. bnt
for the heavy ram that icll throughout tie
day.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

Price NJ ticket, box 81 ee,ta. Gallery rs.
4 } 10 br bad Il the Box stores 81 N's-rs
North mud hbers, NJ the franklin d " ash
ington Honla, at the Conleotionnr,'s -
Mrssfs. Avrps aud Exams, aud ut the boz of
Ice nj -" Ihralt".
Inn %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

sVlRGisiA, itwit AT rntnf held for lI,ilr, ..
y " The 2ld LAY OF Ono. ls4d Ldnl pfezt5e nItt IA
ealnd flemng Myonrd Joha >. ular, and lY,liinm n
Banks, defs.
IN fHANeERY
Tho defendants, Flaming MAYNARD aud IfJ,n =
Ola not hsinR eic'e their appearance and ps.r seed
riit nfeofdmR Ia The act Of Asruily Hnd thu
couu, aud II appearing to The sHiisi,elipn f the coo
TINT they ara not inlnbitduh dfthis commonwealth AZ
motion he piiniT by council, II Is afdarsd ma ms
sid dfianiants iloniug Mprnafd aud john b
GitsH dp nnphf hero On the llh bfpndag a.,
March neEi and anpv" the IN # Tho pniaud RI # ,
cory of his orderh n forthwith insuied IN loo e.
per published m tue 'oNuof LyneIbu5g fgf t~a months
.fta fsfsiY aha posted At The foni door al ilu coni
housn III flis ennuiy nu spino court dry.
afepy--I'sie IN HoiT. ID. e
JIM ~ 3mib
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

Certaia Care for Indigestion,
.fitniins Dsge'fce or dn'i. DgpcpGc LozsDgs
fayiiE srbscr,bpr hasinsl received II suppl
III of the Paris Alkaline Digestive or ATTY
Dyspeptic Lozrnaes. 81 justly celebrated Tor
The cure ofIndi gt.tipn or DySpfpiia, aud has
alSe the highly celebrated Li1Vinm Nedicin-
MS, for the speedy and cer,ain cure OF ind'-
g sion HDWEL DAVIES
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
I5 TIE JEALOUS ?

Ilskeia 81 cents eRrh. season ffkr,s. for
AN "eels. containing noi less than twenty
four performance, ~ esrh.
Ian 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

EHHf. subscriber intending TO change his bu
1 sinass 10 the Grocery, Leather aud Com
mission Business, will aell hls entire stock Of
Goods n auction. on Thursday the 2ld inst, on
credit of q months for nil sums over 80 dol
lars. under cash. The stock is large, aud laid
in~ltbia,taa last six moobs. being composed
ofDsrwTg8s, laoaels, blankets, Hats, Shoes
a1' ,1ASshle WIN be conducted by John r. d
Payne, AdtshA p - -
JOHN CARL.
Jan. 10. PIT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

~ We publish to-day luminous uriicle.an
the subject oi the TsritI--demooslra,,nE not
by argument, (Which is so often nothing
more when sihrd, than soph sirv,l hat W
facts. the beneficial operations Of The Amer
can system. We are nstlniahnd that any
man can shut his eyes 10 the eonc u,iyencs.
Of these Mr. Madison having s"tIisd
The question Of the constitutional power 9th
federal government 10 fiie0Hfdge Domestic
Manufactures" not rs m incidental bat M u
substantive ernnt the people NJ cry section
ofconnty should patiently await The result OF
the great experiment, ms hy that. alone can
il. expediency he CORRECTLY asrrr,ain"d. HI
should prove injurousto my other interest OF
tina immunity. il viii he time enoaeh 10
check IL when ". ditcover thai II is 80. In
Tho mean while, we should pay strict Htten-
ion TO the 'icvrorement ot its true chnra ctc',
The article To witch We have alluded, (nnd
which will be found in another calnmn) rNLih-
lisa very nhtIerne picture, M lar as We have
vet gone.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
From Niles Register
MfsERIES OF THE TARIFF.

Tho following IL ron Inc oaFahhan hhico-
,-,ne OF the most valuable and best Conduct
al napers 10 the south:
:" :. previoos to the passage Of the Tariff Of
1a,4 the southern negroes were clothed in En-
Nm and WEIGH plains which coat 81 IL cents
ner ward Since that period. our north
~ h,sihren have furnished an article equally
n. sooa for 81 cents per sa'd
J., lel5.l6 coarse cottons sold for 90
- ~. ward Thrn came the di-
,h,lical tariir,' aud he same kind Of
s,3. wore Lowered I, 9 ID cents per yard !.
IN 1919. Musnoyado sugar sold rs high as
"a csots ppr pound. NV, in 1923, under the
,,.ra,ion of the puinous tariff" it sells Tor y
,pnts.
In 1892. coffee sold at % cents per pound.
INV ua lev the ~ unconstitutional ta'if, We
arr compelled 10 pay ID cents for the same arti-
Lp. :
In 1918. cut nnissoll f." ID centslp"r pound
H,t such IS the effect of'hp unlnd ani oppres-
siye tariff" that our market Is well supplied az
= cents.
n,,;ng the two oy three years next preceding
,ha tariff of 1924. cotton haggng repeatedly
,os. ahoye As cent. IN the fnl OF 1872, u
v.sssa hieh as 61 ceats per yard Then
am. Tina, monster tIe TariH' and -coh0n
h,grng nop sells for tU2nig three cr7's per
yard
a.. bn,nGt ~ ,hp n,nufa eiurer = Ihu< have
,be pnonlr nf the spuih been oppressed been
cronna np into dust mud ashes = heen made
thu tributaries OF northern monopolists, by
fbp" nrbirnry" the = nRcoHsfHWioH1F acts,
ne Internal machina,ions, of a '' tyraon-
ca administration
Thu' far the Mercury we ahd o'h'F Hens
and Some p4aln remarks.
load
IN, !, ISIS and nee has brought less than /
d,liarS BECAUSE OF the " accarsed tariff IN
1924.
& ,',h Irc acid sold f,rsaven cents per III be-
FIVE iS2b wbon =" ruinpus duty OF three cents
per p9und was laJi upo 1t. and il rs now selling
a, four cents.
Az the salts aud moai chemical preparations
sid by the apothrcarie'-, have fallen fifty per
cent. sncp the "iniqritons tariff Of 1874
Alum has declined from seven cents TO
2 or 4 PER pound, because of the same internal
tariff" AuI all can he supplied IN any q'anti-
~.
Gan powder has tunbied dawn from ID
t-nniS TO %, or less. on aceuuht Of che p" ra,cay
tariff :" and NJ. Dlpont works alone employ
more tonnage 20 the TRANSFORMATION Of saitpstre
aud sulphur than vas employed in the who,e
,rapSp iriAtioa Of guopow Ter To the Ualted
States nctorr il was prohibited bv the better
Quality an, IedacAd priee OF our own article
90 ls eriug the 'ugfh Of the voyages @ md
from tho East ind "s.) the fonnagpS required
f. sup tiv hose works eny. with satpeire is p
Gnal to .0o1 ION employed IN IN" European
t,at,p-au b"c>ute ofthc srssping ayarice of
American manufacturers -
Shot was selling At 10 cents per pound by
fhp quantity. before the " inonopolizing tariff
encourac ed the erection Of towers--and now
4. l.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22
Tooth Powder 81 Tooth Brushes

YHSHE snb6Yiher has received direct from
III New York and Philadelphia, n very large
assortment Of Tooth Powder md rooth brush
es mud has On hand, Bakers and R"per's
Tooth Powders, all % which are offered fot
sale al the lowest prices
Howell DAVIES.
Jan. I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

N olH t. bt virtue ot tso de.ds al tr,nt
v escenftd 10 me- hy John Bullock. md re
ofti"d IN ihe county Copr III Bedford MIDI. a,
indemnil, Thomas 7 Boudn aud ir other
potposes. shall proceed 10 st ~ pnllr aue-
ion. N lie residence If the ai.l John unilo,k
~ The 2ath III ,he present n,0nih he fo1l,.,ue
properly, winch ,enalnsd unsoil hlih. l.si .nis.
20 vii
100 hhls. of Corn
lotaH lbs Shcsl Oats
Stacks ot Fodder
~ bushels oi Rye
Lkel, lIotcA
. YOKE Il Oxen
IL Ilrnd 81 HurE
~ Head of shorp
hnRRons
florsp q ar
f"nr Wheel Cn,,inpr
snhdft flpuRhs, sc,,hr Bln.lra. &c.
u, crop of Tobacco Ia ihr hotsps
quantity ii ncW, cured bacon
Aud sondfy oib"t nl,clrs
y ot all sum- 90 dollars md upwards. ~
hohihs credit vii be givcn. upon H.. mn rIies.
- 'seen'"g bnnds sim approved security
cash VIII be required uppn all lun,.hpsfs uuder
% dollars
~ 'hf shtnr time and place will he sold foV
''sn, ik"lt young Girl. will convey sud,
'"'' only M Is sesir'l ~ me by ihr deeds OF
hnsi above mentioned.
WIN kAbFOnD, 1raslees
jan Il ids
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Classical and !tngiish School.

ilassltal ana III FISH 'oChOct.
NMfR IlENIN l.. DAVIES having ioeeied
IL bin,srifin - h'aiiat aud agreeable Neieh.
borh6od, about loUr miles from Lynchbuig. On
the Forest road viii open Sebool he hrsi
If frb. nrsi, MAR the plaea st which Nj, e. y.
Harris lately taught The uofse of in.ttuction
will embrace the '"s L. Latin French. aud IN
elish language, Grog aphy, Ancieni a. Il tlpd-
ern History and Nihlmeiic. iogciiier with al
the minor branches 81 Il" fnglsh rdu.aiun
The prIcr ii lnllion during the ,cholaSlIc trtm
al iep months WI be far hleek, Lnlin and
Frerch, $50. for Eorisb tirnnn,at. ,iepe rnphv,
Vc. 4 b, payable ono hulin adsaAc,, the oiher
~ Il > ed the Session
Boarding cHn he hah IN genl.rl families At =
convenient distance hum the Sci,nol 90 very
moderate term As 20 qeahGeat ons, &c. see
the Following.
Jan. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

MtR. II T.. DAVIES has act a. the Nrw
Af.1 Loo,lon Academy, Virginia, Tor To" isst
iWo sessions, 10 the entte Satisfaction of The
fcnsee,. Daring the above psr,od. he has s"-
perini -nded ihe Latin, G,erk aud French Class
-. aud from his attention. abday, aud correct
appointment, the trustees take pleasure IN 'rconl-
nena,ng him 10 aoy seminary ol learnlng nj
~ Of the above departments, ~ well as III he
usual branches Of English education.
". ". AUSTIN.
GERARD ALEXANDER,
JOIN I. w. READ,
WI. KADfOhD,
J. HENDItk,
HENRY BROWN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

" Poltr mil @ored nag or - The reader can
not bnl be aware Of the liberal policy pnrsned
by Mr. Adams to~ ards his political opponents
On his eievnt'on to the Presidency IN making
his appolulm'u's-.Nh Rnth, Mr. Barbour Mr
.GaIlallnt con. Porter Mr.. Mclean aud Mr
W.T., 10 say nothing Of numerous officers Of u
minor grade, hrring all opposed hs election.
Nor ran II have hceu forgotten how loudy
VI Clay W donornced, WHEN he deprive
I2or1 printers OF .5S0os = io0 per aunum (for
which they do S3h0 ~ orlh of work, acg0rdiny
IL The common rate Of AdVertrstng.) " ha'Urr.
IN The Lilly habit OF charging hin, wifh hn, ing
soh him#tIl 10 MIR. Adams. aud which tn
kun" Ia be false Yet, with these facts Sta
ring them foil III the lacr, these greedy cor
mofapis are now calling Tor - genrinI ,emn-
val from office oi every pun Tho has opposed
Cen iaeison, a0d lhus llse' 1siuR the cloyan
2fiicers, only ol high grade, aud who viii
br the Generals privy coansellors, but of DE- e
pendent clarke, &c. in all the departments ol
government, with most oil whom he President
Won nave nothing individually 10 10. Un.
blusbng knAvcs De lbe people now s.c
thai al fhrIr cant about the rnl,val Of the
publishers Of the Iaws by Mr. Clay ~ns sheer
bypocrisy? II shows how o. t nan may steal
q borsr, while another dare not BOX over the
hedge.
HuchcGs G.. Burton, E,g late Governor of
y. Carolina, has been appointed Governor OF
the Territory of Arkansas.
The Philadelphia Gazette states that n,
Posiiaian Ellis - senator from ia. li.te -,
Mississippi, is corlir ed to his room in ,la, c;,,
hy severe ndispo,r'on.
j The fetrencbmcnt { ommi,,ep IN the House
Of Il epresfnratiyes, has brNn fe.o,p suiz.d this
session, But few of'hen important labors, are
yet made pubic. One measure of theirs which
has been presented TO the House. is 10 maize
/ The Subordinate Clerks 10 both houses elective
by Congress, instead OF being appointed O..
heretofore by the Secreiar, of the Senate and
Clr,ts Of the lion'e Of 'p,esenia'iyes. Ano,h-
ca measure proposed, IS 10 10 rlrct the o6ic, rs
Oh the House Of representatives by gira poce ~
stead of by baii,L
! The Legislature Of Narth Carolina has nd
journed without coming 10 any decision or ma
turing any of he schemes a',oot the Banks.
The Virginia Conference Of The Methodist
Episcopal Church viii he held a,.shis place The
21ih urNI monia.
LgaetLHg Manufacturing comorny--W
olserre with mu,h pleasure TIM h hill has pas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

y ABBY h. ST Chew my fuiac.n. for sal,.
bH the - s.'t',I. HON III DAgiEs,
Ian
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

Frauds ,rpoa he Reresae.-Fhe Secretary of
W. ,onor,s tlmt within few nonihs hye or
az ex,ersiye mercaniiie establishments have
a.. to,,nsd and located along the Brilsl Shore
1 :, >;aqara ;and thar there j. already collected
"a. .iorrs aud warehouses; an amount al bfi
u, - GOOD, exceeding many times, IN quantity
If iaer qualits thnn wnnld he rsqn red 10
az" a.fv an, ina g,uable ,ienand IN Canada He
,a. in q supplementary report that positive
M ,..re Il ia possession of the Treasury De-
.sr,,,en, that projects have been formed, and
~, in The traiu of execution for deiraud'ng
=. p.venuc TO n iaige amount along the Cana
=, reo,tier which il is hoped the vigilance oil
-. ,ns-om nurse officers will Illustrate 10
,.,ecr those of 'ers in the discharge OF Their
',a,y. il has been thought necessary to dispatch
apart of the ar"v 10 thai 'r'n''ef' ana TO 'e'oc'
.nne Fort Niagara.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

&c si:psEhE ColRr.

x,.,s,d,v was h, day established 10y law for
Il ,,..,,inc af the s,hpreme Courf Of he
!. g I'd states JUICES Hrst agioH and Story
~ Ut ,,,eu,lo l. All iliaarnsd ihe Court over n
Nv n Is supposed b. som" that Julge
I'LL ,ya ~ punetasliiy /. p ov"'hal, ma,
= ~, hn,rd the l.nag-Beanch Scam Bosi.
-, has nnt hreo .ar.l OF SINCE ST." eff here
m ,hs Mil oa Saturday. Judge Dnrnf will
,.,.h,,ess attend to DIV AID quorum iot bust
,s.s will rrohih, III present..
rh.,e i on. ,aeseaneY on the heuch. II will
=. ,ec,llec ed. OCCASION ii by the iainenied
.,.,,h Of nudge T.im3ie Il is aid that a
s',rrpssor 10 hin has been Nominated to the
,.,ate Inv the President ofthe Un''cd States,
=, ,ha, the nomination is not vet corh med.
''' Nal lat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

The Legislature Of North Carolina has nd.
joorned without coming to any decision or ma
turing any ot'he schemes a'oot the Banks.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

The Philadelphia Gazette states that Mr..
Poshatan Ellis, senator from the State -,
Mississippi, is corlr ed to his room in ,La, ei,,
hy severe ndispo,i'o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

No" here Is proof-gnod Southern DIR. Con
Pfor Mr.. MDaife .-pronf, that all IN" chirf
Il f1eie NJ &C ts.i:s arc p.tsas ga me vital
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-22

The Virginia Conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church viii he held alshis place The
21.h urNI ,nOuta.
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jar. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SATURDAY, Dec IL.


communication wa received from the Senate
stating that they had passed the bill, " To vve the
Inspection Of Tobacco, at Blackwaer Warehouse ne ar
Lynchburg." -
Mr. Eppcs submitted the following resolution: ere
soiued, That the rule oil this House. which requires
the Speaker 10 appoint standing Confuitiee of Aer-
culture and Manufactured be rescinied On Mr. r..
motion, the resolution laid upon the table with q
view OF taking up when the House was fnl AMI The
gentleman, who hal moved the former resolution on
this subject, shouId be present.
The following communication was received from the
Governor
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
December IL 1920 (
S'--l now do myself the honer Of forwarding here
with the copy of letter on fIis Excellency John
Murphy, Governor Of Alabama received yesterday
acknowledging the receipt OF copy Of tho large ne "
mapoi Vrgini'j and expressing the sentiments Of
profound respeci and cordial es'eein, nth which The
Mao was received bv the General Assembly Il th,,
state Very respectfully. your oprdirpt servant,
WM. y. GILES.
The Hon LINN BArKs
Speaker of the House of Delegates.
lDocUMENr ENCLOSED
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Aiabtina, Nov 10, 1899
HIS ErcelIsney Vim. n Giles
Governor Of the State If Dirginio
DEAR SiR;-Tbe General Assembly, Of this stats
received with much pride and qualification ,hs .legsn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15

Expresses he r~pduy. with which the Presiden's
Message has circulated ,hro' the COUNT ne. ouippsd
all previous exer,lons IL -f Washington about 20 mi-
n,ites before oclock Tuesday Mt Baiti-
more in hour aud halft phisis iphia at half past
8 oock on the same night. and az New York at4 o.
clock IN the tnorning. notwithstanding horse fsiied
between Bristol aud Trenton. aud the ,iaer wns
PEELED take to his heels for about mue 10 the
pot. where horse was in waiting Il, arrived at
the Feisv a; Jersey City, at quarter past O'clock in
the morning, performing 2is mie'in fgeen hours and
quarter i, was brought from New Brunswick, SO
miles, in one hour aud forty two minutes!"
IL Is posting with unparalleled speed 10 the South. il
arrived al Fayetteville, N. c. on Wednesday Evening.
few mi'utes after !, having left Wa.bc giop just %
hours before II was brought from Raleigh, 60 miles,
in hours aud ~ minutes."
"The President. heterogeneous letter from Spring
field. Mass, Der 81 arrived at Hartford. Conn this
day, att o'clock, p M.-snl in 2 minutes, was un-
der way for Boston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
INTERNAL iMPROVEMENTs.

Rochester was scarcely knewn on the Map Of New
Yofk, before her Grand Canal was completed Every
one who Visits ~ beArs witness 10 lie astonishing pros
Pery Take the following fact some Of lie evidences
The Anti Masonic Enquirer estimates that I25, 900 bar
rels Of Flour have been manufactured IN that und9e
since the last harvest Allowing Eve bushels 10 the
barrel, his gives 625000 bushels Of wheat; butiti
estimated. that Than bsfo the crop has teen
set out and sent o0And this single article IL much
Indebted to the Canal Tor ita production.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
TO TIE EDITORS or THE ENQUIRER.
JUSTICE TO NORTH CAROLINA

NJ Mercer, in the remarks he made in Convention tho 4
and 9Th OF November speaking OF the deaths which
aaied the troops Norfolk of Note5er preceding
the Peace, that 800 buried because
incapable OF further and 800 on The sick Js
that was not I'll the Gloss Of this perus season
ae before the return of Peace ordered To our
relief from North Carolina n
mistaken. The first detachment Carolina itia
cd ~ Norfolk In tho month Of Octobc l54and tho eOh of
that MONTH the Virginia Militia ordered from
card to Fort BarbouI and the North Carolina tin
that place. There disease aud death torn f
encampuenl The writer Of this knew IL Of buried in ons
day IN the Buryng gond back Of the Peach Orchard They
were continued at that Station until thought pudont send
them to Fort Nelson in hopes of relieving tof Ion the disease
which awaited them and finally the few that
were discharged on account Of inability do duty permitted
10 attempt TO roach ucir respective homes.
The 81 Detachment from North Carolina arrived At Nork t
9th Of Dec 1914 and continued service return of Pcae3
we'll recoe that field officer from that State was tho ast ~
hcor Of the day at tba! station who visited the guard.
This is the aid from that presu.De Referred t Inv
my ionl Mercer who had lei his at Canp Aipin C
The arrival Of the first detachment d North Carolina Mtix Nor
folk "
9th Now 1922.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
NORTH CAROLiNA.

After variety of bslloiing-, Bedford Brown Spesk.
err Of the Senate, has been elected u s. Senator lin
place Of Mr.. Branrh) brown 95 votes, Mearss &c.
blank T.
Gen. Duncan Cameron has been cho,en President of
the Safe Bank in place of Thomas Rnfn ESQ. trans
ferred TO the Bench of the Supreme Court. 80. .
A5ram Rencber u elected to Congress from the Sal
isburY Dstrict--l00 majority over John Long
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15

The suggestion OF Contemporary has been receiv-
ed aud considered The votes in question. were not Ia
serted, with the view OF having undue mpre sion
upon the public mind, but crafty the public curo.
which Correspondent points ont, shall disconiin-
ne the report of these particular votes sltogether
An interview is requested with " .dnother Eastern
Viygininu."
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+ From the votes which were rivep 10 Mr.. Wyn5ham
Roberon. Tor Secretary to the Convention. II might BE-
erroneousy supposed that he vac "a candidate for thst
office Its due TO that gentleman TO correct any such
mistake .
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PICTuRE OF THE CNNvENrInN

uJ' In the Remarks made by Mr.. Scott (oa moving
10 amend the End resonon reported by tie Judicial
Committed he is represented as saying that he was
the mover of that resolution in the Judiciary Committee
and yet that he wooli not vote for H. unless the amend
ment which he proposed prevailed; because if not 90
amended, II violated moral justice. Mr.. SIS remark
was: 81 was the Of the resolution in the Judi.
cisry Committee, bit not IN The shape Which IL notc
Ueo's," The number of years. for which Mr. s. was
stated TO have been Public Prosecutor is also about
score too great
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The Norfolk Herald speaks as fellows The Presi-
dents proportion to reduce The number Of navy yards
to two; in the Narsgsnsei, the other In the Che
sapeake; TO the frs that Charesiown 70 be retained
append4ge and 10 the second, that at Washington
ID. C--"There IL doubtless much room for retrench-
ment in this part Of our naval expcrd ture and
glad II find that IL is really about to be made Vile
u will ave considerable Of money to the nation,
II may be effected without pairing the usefulness, and
efficeucv offhe navv "