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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

iFEi~IA-At rules, holden IN the clerks Once OF
the superior court " ciaucery .or the Richmond
district. the sd doy OF August, 1879: Zaciiari,h
BROOKS and Margaret his wife, Panchs ~ bison ard
samuel Jones pitts against Richard Pryor, exor of
James Durel dec d, the sIid Rcnurd PRYOR ana Nlr.
gulu Ai7 vie, l.. O. Boyd. Dur.l Bo;d. CONWAY
Boyd. p'trick Foster. and Eleanor his wife. David
Boyd. WIN Boyd, and Henry Boyd, Richard NJ. Rae.
surviving * o. of John AERae senr and oi John
VI Rae JGnr dec d, Benz. ". Lolgh. Jos.yh g. WI
der, Thomas Jones 10 his own right and as o,'or OF
Joseph Jones, decd, Richard Williams lr,c sheriff
ut Prince George county. and such adm r Of john
Wider, deceased, Roger Mallory, sergeant Of the
town of Petersburg. and "a such adm or or Hccfor
MNcIll, deed. Alexander NJ Rae John VI. Rae. and
Violet Claiborne deits.
The defendants Richard Pryor OK or OF James Dur
ell. decd, aud the same Richard Pryor and Nirrrla
his wife, aud Due Boyd not having entered their
appearance I'D Cigcn security according TO thcac Of
assembly d She rules of this court 81 itappearnp b
satisfactory evidence, ut they are not i.hlb.ans of
this Country u is ordered, that the said defendant.
do appear here on the first dav Of tie mex Jauuorv
term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs: and tbat
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspapers published IN the city Of Richmond for
two months srccssVrly and posted at the front door
of the capitol, m the said city.
~ copy Ueste, Woi. G.. PENDLE7oN. C. e..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

NRGryfA;-At rules holden IN the clerks office
Of the superior court OF chancery for the Rich
Inond district, the 81 day OF Augusi 1879: Gcorue
Carter pitt ruILat Wilaa Cas-, yihln Brydlc
commonly called Williom Brydie Napier 0bcrt
Sharpe and Elizabeth his wife. formerly Bryde and
William II Dyer md Nancy his-wlfe, formerly Bry.
die, Elizabeth Randolph, Ann N Lee Moiy Braytoii.
William Carter. Bernard VI. Garter, WIN. r Garter
John Hi Garter, Baden Duancy md Mary his wifi,
formerly Carter, Hi Garter Thomas Curtcr W IN.
L Wickhafn, and Ann his wife, Edmund H. Wick
ham, aud Lucy lis wife, Joseph G.. CaOeu, and Mary
his wife, Pafke Farley Carter, Infant daughter of
Chhrles Carter jr. Elizabeth TAYLOR Edmund Be tc-
Icy, Ann Berkeley, Nathaniel Burwoll. and nancy
BurweIl, Patsy Bur~ol, and Nathaniel Bury.f. .u
fln's and Hill Carter, izard Csr,r, Susan Carter
Elizabeth Corier, and Nancy Carter. dfe.
Tue defendants VIM. 8rvdIe commonly called
Wp. Brydie Napier. WIN ~. Dyer aud Nancy hiss
wife, formerly Brydc, nuo Bernard " Carter, not
having entered thyr appearance aud eiycn security
ding the act Of assembly tFs rules ofths court
and il appearing by satisfactory evideuce that 'lcv
not inhabitants q tins country. ID Crdefed lt
the sand dciendanls DO appear here the first day
ofthe next January torn and answer the bin &C tho
plaintiff. and thRta copy Of this order be- forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published ~ the city oi
Richmond. for two oonths successfully, aud posted
al the font door oftbe capitol in the said City
~ "opy. TtF'e. wv. q. PFNOIT1oN, - ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09


Z raGfNGi:-At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
the superior court OF chanccry Ior Ihe Richmond
district, tie SD day Of August. 1929 Joseph Ste
phenS and Mary has wife, Frederick Wo.Gov. and
Eliza his wife. Nancy Hackney, ar.} Zane =. Hack.
ncv. pits, against John Napier and Moses &. Napier
adm 81 I'a Ne,uc. dec d. " lillian Fitzpatrick
anu Dolly LIS VIE, BC..am " .liIn- on JOHN VII
hanson, john T. Frzpa -lo9. Frances L. FitzDatrici
Polly Z. Kirkpatrick. and Jno. " Ffzpa,rc. dns
q. The defendants William Euzpatrick, and Dolly
his wife. Benjamin Williamson john Williamson.
!oAn l. t!'zpa rex, Francis T. Fitzpatrick, Polly
c. Fitzpatrick, and John y. Fzpatrick no, havinr
enteredth appearance and gwen security ACCORDING
20 the aoi OF Assembly sad The rules OF tins court
ana II appearing by satisfactory evidence, tia Lcy
arc no, lnhno"lnts o. this country: u is or'cr hat
the SAID defendants do appear herr on the fir, d,v Of
next January term, and answer the bills of the plain
TINS aud that copy OF this order b. iurti,h inserted
IN some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond.
Ior ~o months successfully and posted a. he front
.door OF The capitol. in the said CITY.
20 \ copy Iesle, VIM. q. PI.Nprr1o, C. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

NJlRGISAA rules holden in the Office uf the sup,
O Chancery, for me Richmond district sd da
o August 1929 William Flanagan, and Reuben Flanagan
i,is agans, Jacob Myers Benjamin Lewis and Miles Car
diis.
The defendant Jacob Myers, having ppcar.
1rce aud given security according Of assembly and
tie roles of this court and appearing by satisfactory cyi
dco that he is nhabitait Of this country ordered
dat the said defendant do appear here the FIRST dav
next January tenn and the bin Of the plaintiffs. and
COW Of this be forthwith nc,vsla.
PEI published in the city Dt Richmond for Two months sisra-s
3gy, aud posted al the font duI Oi tie capitol n s1 c
~ copy. Iesie, VS. G. Pf>uttroy G &
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

NHelSIN At rules holden the clerks Office of the
court Of chancrry for III" Richmond district the Sd day of
Crook aud Nyer MYERS dts
he defendant Charles Crook having entered ms anpsar
aAc1 and gwen security according the act OF assembly and
e rule OF TINS court anu appearing by satisfactory, evidence
That ne MOI AZ inhahtau o. this country: il Is ordered liza,
inc sao Defendant do appear here first day OF the
January iefn and answer the bill OF plaintiff: md ta
copy OF lis order be rhv inserted IN SONG ,, COZ
p".'n n ire cy Of NchusnL, 1r months sicccssiyev
anc posted al the 'front.' oor o the CAPITOL IN the sad -y
- \ cow Icsle. W. O. PtHrIrrnr z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09
WIN q. PE>pLrro>, c G.

V'oNti:At rules, holden Tie clerk 0fc 1T the ,ri
court OF ehancery for the Richmond district Sd day Of
Nueus 1922; William = Bowler. nit AGAINST Mary Ro,s
eNIN OF Nloins Jones, and john parAb1l dts
ihc defendant john akh, having entered hi. a,ear
l,e SId go secu, according tn the aemry and
e rules oil t court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
ai ne IS not an rnhabIant Of tins country; ordered hn
ne SAID defendant do appear here the day of the
JANUARY erm a.. answer tire bal plaintiff; ana that
cory VI Ss Order he forthwith inserted sme MIR
'hed "a tie city OF RctOnd, for months successfully
ant posted al he front door Of the capitol in the said civ
70 copy. Tesie, wv. & PrSpI ROY r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

Vino 'NrA-At rules, holden in the clerks office ~
" the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 3rd day of August 1929: William An
stead and Thomas III. Terrell. cxors of WilGan,
Aristcad, deed, the said Thomas H. Terrell in hI
own right, William Chombcrlayne, John d. Christian
9dnlo OF Bennett Lewis. deed, and Catharnc Ds,'
dfidge' Hdm'rx of Bartholomew DaudriIge, deed
ps' against Jesse w nm Sheriff of Hanover count
anu as such edu'or OF WIN. ID. Abbott deed -n,ij
w imam j. King and Sea,on c. Taylor Snow p
uoyior, and Aimcany p. Taylor, heirs Mt law of said
w H. - Abbott, che two last OF whom Az infants by
tue SAD Scaton {. Taylor their guardian c,d Item:
anu ihomas g. Tihslcy and Susanna 1insley admor
All" ao,n TX OF Thomas Tinsly, decd. William True
near, Joseph Ike, Francis Scott Philip Woodson,
u, !" himm H. Peasants, and Samuel NIosely df,s
ne defendant Philip Woodson, IT,, not having
cl'escu hls appea'Nnee and given security according
10 'le act cot assembly and the rules of this court
dhu IL appearing. by satisfactory evidence that he is
o a" Innaotant ct tins country: 1t is ordered, that
.e sau defendant do appear here on the first day of
ne next January term, and answer the bill of m,
Pam''is; ana that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted IN some newspaper published in the CITY of
nchuonu' Tor TWO months Successi, ely, and posted
al tue front duor OF the capitol, in the said CITY
80 y cory. Tostc, WM. G.. PE>pLrro,, a. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

VIRGHiA: 80 rules hoian 90 TIE clerks Office the superior
of chauccy for the Richmond dist0r he 81 dly or
Jrngust 1929 William Flanagan, and Reulen Flanagan
r against Jacob Myers Benjamin Lewis Miles CaIy
Tile dafudan Janob hye not haur .ci bis appear
CAGE and given security according % the act O. assembly and
go roles Of this court and Appearing, o., satisfactory evil
'onca he no' NJ tins country it Is ordered
int the SAID defendant do appear here the day the
HsE January Term, and the hl OF the plaintiffs and
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted m some ncypa
ff published in The city 81 Richmond for months success
irey aud posted the front door n the capitol in the said
r,g - cor- To.le. W.. q k-snlrrn.- 1 Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-09

Ois0i,A fuss holden e ccks office ~ SUPER ~
chaucery for ,tc Richmond district o. 3d diy
tufif i3l1 John 81 Davis. RI a71nst Joseph c. Ktg,
T. chafc Boiling, ard Chrisfoficf N bas.. dts
lie defendants Christopher NJ Bass and Richard r. Boil
ug no. having entered he appearance, AMI given securrv
lrofdag the act Of assembly auj niles this court.
rrl Appearing By Satisfactory ituce that ttey are not n
fabaus IS ts county. "a ordered that said efrdaGs
4l appear dav of tie January tenn and
fsos the h. n s plaintiff; and that copy Il hs order
fnsih inserted w Newspaper nashei ~ the CITY
- Rcho f months succcs-vcIy, sod posted at TOE
slti do.f ~ ibe car ~ 70 1aid city.
A6py. -ssEa NnE9-ar--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

Valuable Reai Estate ter Sale,

TNNHE subscriber N pursuance 81 two
n deeds ofirust, executed to bm by thc
surviving partners OF the late firms of Gait
Bullock, 4, Co. ana Gait y. Bullock, and
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3lsi dny Of March
le2S,) olirts for sale, the following valuable
real property, TO wil:
ol6 I.o acres Of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock y CO. III X. a. A. Brad
ftte, situated in the county Of Bedford, near
the town OF New London.
l35 81 acres OF land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and IN the
vicinity ofthe town OF Lynchburg.
An undivided moiety of the Black Water
Mills, aud the lands thereto appurtenant, stu
ate in the immediate neighborhood Of the
town Of Lyuchhnrg (fhe property above
described belongs TO the concern Of Gait,
Bullock 4 Coz
Also. the following real Estate. belonging
10 the concern OF Cali y Buliock 10 wit
The House and Lot, with the appnrtenan-
ees in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oC-
enpied by the said concerns, as Il store, and
NOW in The occupancy OF Mckee c. Aeem.
Also, the House aud lot Immediately II
the rear Of the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied 10y Landlord & Vedder
The terms of sale will be liberal, aud mAd
known on application 10 the subscriber, who
will convey to the purchaser - purchasers
such title as is vested in him by the deeds Of
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHISWELL DARNEf il:tee.
Auo OIL sd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

hogs on the yellow clingstones. There has been
since that Iime lsmentable reverse. The
peach trees of that plantation and of thr neigh.
boring region have been doomed 90 linger aud
perish The disease has been considered by
MIR Prince as contagious. aud communicated
by morbid flowers and by Mr.. Adfiance, ns
caused BY a meign influence shed upon the
peach tree bv the Lomhardy poplar Other
discreet observers hay aseribed the mortality
10 the rsvages of the insect Egerin eriliosn, IN
testing the trunk between air and earth, AT the
point where the ascending aud dies cendns eau
dex unite. Some again think there Is an epi-
demie influence, which has not yet reached the
end Of It's destructive term, Invading the health
and destroying the HE ofthe peach tree. Hhe-
Their the mortality Is owing TO either OF these
cauScs, or 10 any other, II is quite n calamity
IN the regjop around New York and every place
where IFS Visitation exiends The most nppro-
we'd rules against ihe disorder seem 10 be- these:
TO raise trees from The seed TO emil out the best
varieties Of natural growth 10 destroy disor-
dered trees aud 10 plant new frequently. say
once in five or other tern. OF years according 10
circumstances. IN Y Farmer.
400
Mode Of groping Larry Potatoes in HE North
ot Lancashire. = Put the potatoes IN u room, or
other Convenient warm place about the second
OF February, cover them with woollen cloth
for about 4 weeks, then take il of, aud by so do
ing you viii make the sprouts much stronger
Towards the latter end of hia,ch set them,
covering the sprouts about two inches deep. II
the sprouts be about two inches long when set.
the no'ltocs viii be ready in ! or . weeks after
wards. gente.nan vim had a green house.
adopted ihe following plan lie placed the po-
tatoe5 IN The greenhouse IN lurf mould or peat
earth, IN the beginning of ebruary, and kept
them well molsened With water lac planted
them IN the opea air about the end Of March
on warm boz der, leaving ahou, half an inch
ol the points "i the sprouts above the GROUND,
ana protected hem during nights 10y coverings
ct mats. BY This plan he was able 10 hayr new
potatoes about the beginning Of May. II is
considered very material thing 10 get the pola-
toes well sproued before they are planted.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
POETRY.
From.the Richmond Uiig.
NEW CABINET.

NEW CABINET.
VI JON II. Eaton, Secretary of War.
John Bfanch Secretary of theNays
JOHN berrien, Attorney General.
john Mclean, T.. NJ. General
John {. Calaoun, icc.Presdent,
Jackson, President.
No wonder he foes OF the Tariff should fret
To look at the casl of the new Cabinet
No wonder they damn tho whole batch TO L
rinnys,'
For So many jack cannot DO without .ysnaiesf
It's rigb, that the father. bcgei;ing this pack
Should clearly himself be the son of a Jack
Coincidence strange. and as happy as rare,
What now w,llbcenme Of the " Lqaee nous
fd4e.'
Buttbink not, because such thing come 10
passes.
Onr rulers are nongAt but a SET OF Jaek asses ;
Some nations It's true, have been ruled by a
Horss,
But mn ASS at the head would certainly be
worse
What a pity ii Is, nnd how sorry am,
Van Dnrcn', Martin, aud gngbam Sam
Let's change WI. aud dip en- in new 1yberi
run,
And dub EN- in toto, the Knights Of 81. John
Notes. The general naIut for the Furi.s of He'll
ieaery-Spbumg Jenncs
> Goas1 CreoA once, is Fvher now"
Tom Moore, not " Kontucty.
DO
from Tie Boston StaiesRnn.
BACHELOR.
Yes, dil love the creature. Long slrnye
10 gam her sympathie5, aud wake her love ;
She seemed to listen to my earnest prayer,
Aud vas happy. could sem her far.
And heaateous coral lips and azure eyes,
And worship heaven for the lovely prize.
My suit urged nsnin pleaded strong,
That myself might be enrolled among
The Jewels Il her gentle heart She vowed
She saey wished me wei but, looking
proud.
Whispered she wac free. and would enjoy,
while, her liberty wiihou' alloy.
Siuce-ihrice Eve years are gone, ond am
free
- ---------------- - and so is she
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
CURES BY
SWAIM'S pANACEA.

HNHE following Is n translation of n letter
q from the original Spanish. dated Odd OF
September, 1928. forwarded TO William Swain
by J. G. A. williamson, Egg. American Con.
sui.
Satisfactory evidence ofthe respec,ability of
Mr. Rodrigues, has been laid before the Editor
of the National Gazette.
CARACAS, Republic of Columbia.
Sept. 23, 1928.
To I'm Strain, PHILADELPHIA.
SIN: Tie marvellous and beneficial effects
of your panacca ina number of instances In
which il has hcen tried in this city, aud of which
| am a witness aud admirer, ard The necessity Of
a supply without the risk OF adnlieration OF
some bottles for thy own house and for some
particular friends Of mine, induce me To take
the liberty OF addressing you aud 10 supplicate
you 10 have The goodness to send me 80 bottles,
directed To the rnnsul resident al this capiial.
[ VIZ. J. G. A Williamson, ESQ. Tor which will
pay the said Consul, or such person AS you may
direct according TO the invoice but trust you
" Ill put il AZ the most equitable prices have the
10 inform yon that | am an ocular
witness of siricen cures of the greatest impor
lance affected Ivy your Panacea, of SU,hiiitic,
Chronic igreierdte and uicerons diseases also
OF Liuer Complaints SO common III this country,
This had the just and merited praises which
| have bestowed upon the medicine have
brought il into great estimation, aud with.
out doubt il will deserve more from day TO dav
for a considerable number OF person aie Ia.
king it with profit
have the honor TO be, DC.
tSigncD I. MiGL. RoDRlGUES.
1t is 10 be greatly regretted, that in oonse-
quence OF the unuala Ielcd success of this med-
cine so many inert limitations of it are dali
r. sl,. l.
of such invaluable powers should thus be faiS-
fed.
u The price being ncw reduced 10 TWO
DOLLARS per bottle, places i, III the power Of
all classes to avail themselves of its use
WI. SWAIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

NvO ICE Pursuant to The provisions Of a
. deed Of trust, executed BY Joseph DlIIard
to the subscriber bearing date the Sth day Of
Oct 1924, aud dolly admitted to record, | shall
proceed to sell, at Amherst court house, On
Monday the ld:h day Of March next To the high,
est bidder. Tor cash. one negro man namcd Buy,
and one negro woman Charlotte aud her IN
crease, since the date OF the said deed. The IT.
tie is believed to be good, bu, such title only as
is vested in me by said deed. will be convey
cd.
Aud a, the same time and riatf shall sell,
as admr of George NJ 1insley. dec ior ready
money, three slages, to Wit Il DO. of 10 or II
wears of age. and woman and chid, helongIng
10 the laid estate. ROBT. TlSSLEh.
Feb. 10. Wits
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nv FLETCHER & TOLER.
TERMS.

a, ~, aru,,. a. aaYahle ~ adyance.-No SUI
- 81, T. received for less time than sx months
sfpl'u w. viii he d-connued (bui at the discretion
as s,,e Editors until all lrrsaIsgcs arc paid
~ Advertisements vii lac inserted a. ~ cI ,ar III
sllao ~ These from listaneo must he paid fer
CONTINUE -, ,lr, IN serion the payment assumed by
DE-, responsible porsonin Lynchharg'
m chnncery ORDERS not exceeding two III
serted for six dollars
= ,,,,,,a,s Addressed In the Editors must be post
- M thew will not be attended to.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
a sovEgEzGN REMEDY

IN diseases Of the Liver Debility resulting
from iutemperance aud disspa ion Old and IN.
veterate Ulcers Pains in The bones. attended
with swengs of the joints indigestion, Blotcil-
es on the Face, Plmpes. Sc. Syphilis, Cntan-
eous di,easrs generally, and letter in particu.
lar: Niercurial and Scrofulous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures performed
by the Catnolicon. have become SO numerous
a TO preclude their Insertion IN any newspaper,
and has made it ne essay for the proprietor TO
print them in pamphlet OF about 100 pages
This will he forwarded as soon rs possible To
the several agents for gratuiious distribution, and
must, on ,rriusa. strengihea the good opinion
now entertained by the friends of this medi-
cine, aud disarrh, as it is hoped, the pr'jndices
ofthosr who view with distfust hny medicine
not known in What is called regular practice. =
Facts are stubborn things, and cannot be gain
said.
AZ the earnest solicitations of members o. the
medical faculty, aud others who have Witnessed
The astonishing cures effected hy the Vegetable
Catholtcon aud who are anxious that lis hene
sitS TO mankind may be more widely dilfused,
the proprietor has consented to reduce the re-
'aiI price to TVy0 DOLLARS per bot
lie and this will be done without in any way
teterioraling the quality of the medicine, or
reducing The sist Of The botite, as has been ma
erialy done ia the case oil Swaim's Pana-
cea.
The subscriber, agent for P"ttcr's Genuine
CathoIicon, has lust received SSS BOT.
TILES, winch are for sale al Philadelphia pri-
ces. Howell DAVIES.
Feb. Q. tf49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09

NfOTICE All persons having claims a.
III ganst Spotswood Garland, existing pre-
vous to the first day Of january, 1926, are
requested 10 make them known on or before
the lst day Of June next, Ia the subscribers,
" ho are his trustees, rs we shall, IN very
short time aflerthat dav settle our trust ac-
counts and make distribution of what funds
may then be in hand, among his several cred
tors, according 10 the provisions of The deed
constituting US his trustees /; and this notice
will be plead in bar OF any elaims which shall
not be before that time made known.
ROBERT RIFES, sen.
ALEXANDER BROWN
JAS. s. PENN.
March y WV
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l1ANA
Manufacturing Wills,
FOR RENT.

/NHE FREEDMAN MlLLel sIInnlod 10
i Campbell county, about seq en- mile be.
tow Lynchburg, and wiihin about hundred
yards oil james River, are offered tof rent for
one or more years. Possession may toe had
~ The Il, of July next. For further Par,icn.
laris, terms, sc. apply to Ibnmas Gay, resi-
ding near the premises, ar 10 the subscriber IN
Richmond. JOHN ROBEt,l sun.
Dee. ii Wiz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-09
VOL. VII.--NO. 50.

formed me. That arrangements had been mad
20 have. The next autumn, 10 Boston, n selec-
meeting The leading federalists IN New Eng
land. 10 consider md recommend The measure.
necessary 10 form asyStem OF Gnyernmenf for
the Northern States, and that Alexander Hmm.
ilton OF New York had consented TO attend thu,
meeting.
Soon afler nv return from Wa shingion. In.
dopied THE most eifeciual means IN NV power 10
collec, the opinions of we'll informed leading
federnlsts in New Hampshire. upon the sub.
tect. found some in favor of the measure bui
great majority efihem decidedly opposed to
the proie1i aud from the partial mud limited en-
quiries made in Massachusetts, the result np-
pcared 10 me nearly similar to that in N. lamp
shire.
TIE gentleman, who IN the winter of 1909 and
1904, informed me- there was lobe meeting nf
the fedsralisls in the autumn OF 1901. NJ BIOS
ton, M THE session Of Congress N the winter OF
1904 and 1905, observed 10 me, thai che death
Of Gen. Hnnion had prevented thnt meeting
but The nreiea was not, nor would nor be abnn-
doued.
1--WE i 10 you rs well M myself TO stale eA.
plici,y that in the session of Congress. In the
winter Of 1903 aud 1904, ! was. myself, IL, fay
OF oi forming separate Government In NV
Eng land aud wrote sryerol confidential letters
commencing the mfasure. But afterwards up.
on thorough, investigating aud mai0t,Ig con
si,lefing The subject I was lilly convinced thai
my opinion in layor ofseparaiion, WINS the mos1
erroneous that ever formed upon political sub.
.iPcts, The only consolation ! had. VIVA ihnf
my error IN opinion bad not ~ duees any act
injurious 70 Tie integrity Of The Union. When
the same projeet was revived 10 1909 and 1909,
during the embargo and noniniercou,sr aud
afterwards, during the war Of 1872 used eve
~ ei'ofi IN my power. both privately aud pub
licly. 10 defeat 'he aisemp, then made 10 esiab
lish a separate independent government in the
Northern States.
You ara at liberty 10 make such nse ol
this communication as you shall conSlle, prep
or.
Accept the assurance Of my high respect and
esteem. Signed
WILLIAM PLuMEP
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NOTiCE--All persons having demands A.
" eanst the estate of the late DR. Henry
Tucker of Charlotte are requested to make them
known to Mr. Saml L. Venable at Charlotte
Court house, and such as are indebted 10 the
said estate are requested to make payment
to Mr.. VenabIe who is authorised by me to give
discharges for the same.
GEO. TUCKER, admr.
Feb .. WOW