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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
ITEMS.

Moss Wordsworth & ca. Of kensinginn near
PhlladelphIa, have IN operation a machine,
propelled bV steam. for trimming boards PLAN.
ny them, aud preparing Them with grooves aud
tongues for house doors. The whole 10 done
with astonishing rapldity aud precision. The
L. :. Gazette says, single machine performs
the work of ten men.
On the 18Th inst noy,l aud distressing acci
dent occurred III the neghhnIhood oil Cal
Iohill and 81. john streets, IN Philadelphia. A
two story building, the walls OF winch had
been finished but recently, suddenly fell with
a prodIgious crash. The frame work of the
building was completely destroyed, the entire
| caifce being reduced TO chaotic mass oil rt-
ms Three persons were IN the house at the
dme, one of whom was killed, another serious
" wounded aud the lhlrd slightly injured.
The walls are SAID TO have bren extremely SUI
perlcal.
Alta Superior Court for CasweIi county
IN. ca held in the fsst week Of this month,
a man named Isaac Patterson was convicted Of
assault and battery, aud sentenced 10 month,
inprisonmeni The facts OF the case we've
these: Robert Ware aud John Base were
engaged in fight. IN which Ware goug"d out
The eve of Baisc. Isaac Patterson was the
friend Of Ware, and during the fight stood by
and encouraged him. Ware hed from the
State and Patterson was taken aud prosecu-
ted for the main. The plea set mp in his de
fence was that il was 30 dark, he did not see
what Ware was actually about, and therefore
did not know that he was attempting 10 gouge
Baise and on this ground he was acquitted Of
the main, bul convicted of the assault aud bat
terry.
Calvin Pease, esq. has been appointed, by
4 -.
vacancy on the bench of the Supreme court
of that State, which was occasloued by the re-
signalion Of Judge Goodcnow.
Governor John Pope has arrived in Kentucy
on MS way 10 Arkansas-tO resume tbs " 0cer-
sesrsbiDr Of dat distant piaatation'
Amoog the present yisiiers ut the seat of the
general government !, Gen. Ern,tu5 Ro0i, lof-
merIy a Representative ~ Congress, now
Speaker the H. OF Representatives OF tie
State of New York, and second only 10 the
Grgat Magicint IN point oil personal influence
ia that great State,
In Malta, the monopoly Office is granted 20
an individual. who imports i, in immense guam.
Titles from Sicily, aud who rs liable 10 a penal
~ of five gulneas tor every hour ne may be
" iihout suitable supply during the summer
in China, there are 1900 Temples dedicated
to Confucus. The offerings made at the
shrines during the spring and autumn gave
rise to consumption OF 81 900 hogs, $500
sheep, p 900 rabbits, and u 700 pieces Of silk
The wife of laboring man residing in Cumber
land, Pa. Was lately delivered of four hne
hots, which, with their mother, are dong wei
If this had been in Tennessee, each Of the chill
dren would have been entitled to 900 acres OF
land
An experienced CONNECTICUT farmer las, year
so KID half cora he planted in a solution Of
Soep,ras, % hgps. -ept worm, ard THIS ts.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
New Arrivals, SC j..

Carpeufpr's Saratoga Powders
do Comp. Fluid EAi. 5arsaparilla
do Comp. syrup OF LlvcrWOn
Tart. Emetic French Gryst,)
Ext EhatHnia
onlph QniHine, French
Ext. ValrriHn
Cn,ated Kali, (for Saline drsughD
Ext Qulnlne
Black Osyde Of Mercury, Il sr. equal To 3 gr.
Buepe
Concentrated Nitric Acid--do Muriaiic Acid
do Sulph. Acid
Pure Quicksilver
OH Of Rlack Pepper
Carpenter Superior Red Bark
sup. assortment Of snuff Boxes
do do Cologne Water
do do Antique Oh
Stomach Tubes
Coral Tooth Powder
Almond soap
Atuidge's Tinct. for Indigestion
DR.. Eobcrtaons celebrated Nervous Cordial
do do Gout aud Rheumatic
Drops
Tooth Ache Drops
DR. Thompson's celebrated Eye Water
Tooth Brushes--iiair do
For sale by WM. J. H0LCOMBE.
May 2d
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Alarsl,al's Sale.

obedience 10 decree Of the Nchmond
u ahenccry District Court, pronounced on
the 10th day of March, 1890. IN q cause ihcrez
~ depending. wherein William M.nCIre and
John Robinson. surviving partners OF thrm-
selves aud Frederick Peasants, late merchants
aud pa'tners. trading under the firm OF Mont.
cure, Robinson q Peasants, ARE plaintiffs, and
there pr esentaliYcs and heirs OF Sam'l e.. ADAMS
and other. dciendans.wll be sold, al the Cour,
fohse OF Boietonrt county, ior cash. 10 the
highest bidder, on the 18th day Of July nest.
three adjoining tracts OF laud. lying on the
waters OF Catawha Creek. in snid county. aud
containing together eight hundred acres. being
he same conveyed by Daniel Goohrom and
VIE 10 sad Adams. hy deed beading daie the
l3ih Of September, 1900 aud OF record IN the
office OF Inc said County Court.
GEORGE ESkRlDGE.
NJ S. Cbg u &.
May 81 3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
BOOK AUG ZION.

/ftle Subscriber finding that hr h com
- ple,riy overs,ocked himself with Books,
aud having no place to Store thrm, will. this
evening", continue his Auction sales With one oi
tho mos, splendid collections OF New Books e.
yer offered ~ ihls market, and equal In my
whatever, which ho is now opening lie there.
fore hopes III. friends aud the pdbliC general Y
will attend aud he p him out OF sorape. es
pccially when such IA valuable LOT Of Books will
be Offered them. a Il NORTH.
MAY 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

General nnd complete The Prices are accom.
dated To the times" He invites his ou.to.
mers aud the public 10 call see aud Judge for
themselves His stock consists IN Part of
| piece best supetiine black cloth,
few pieces second quality do
Blue Cloths from md Hing To very best
Ohvo, Bottle Green Bnd mixed do
CassIneres-blur BLOCK, dab and fsucy CO.
Valencia and Marsoillos Ncs,ing, white, coored
aud figured
French Bombnzne
Black pro"ella Lasting First r",e articles for
DO Brochelle 6snilemen's Cents
DO Cncassian aud Psn,aloons
Black Bomtazctie, assorted
kussh and frencb DrillioEs
Yellow Nanksen, Sir'p'd Jeans and Wilmington
stripes. Union mixtures, &c. &c. e..
IRISH L,oeus aud Lawns. Linen Cambria and
Linen Canbllc lIdkH
French and Sref.nCker Ginghams, Ia large
aud beautiful nssofimeni)
Caitoes, Ga very large and general assortment
very cheap
general assortment Black silks viz:
Bsst Italian Luslrings. (MntiousD
Heavy black oAtln aud Satin LevsnIIne
Senchews, Sarsenens, eros DE Naples, &c.
piece Pink, do straw and ! do sky blue
figured eros DE Naples SILK, very superb
piece straw aud piece French Gray eros
DE Naples Silk
Green, Pink aud white Sarsenetls and Floran.
White. Pink aud other coIornd Sntlins
4 4 aud "a Bobinet Lace - Thread Laces aud
Acknowledgement Footings aud Laccs
Silk Barage SCarfs elegantly embloidersd)
Gapze. Zephyr Grape and Barage Hdkls.
Drab Bauis,e aud Bonnet CambIie
piece black Genoa Velvet (supe,ior)
Black Italian Grapes very wide aud superior J
Do and colofed Naukeen Grapes.
Figured aud PLAIN Swiss. Null, Jaconel and
Cambrc Mublius
Checked aud corded Mnslins
Cotton aud silk Hosiery
Ladies and Gentlemen best Horsekin Gloves
Combs, Tortoise and Brazilian, superior quaI-
Parasos and Umbrellas--Cable cord, &c.
Tapes. Robbins aud Flos, Thread
Green Bsraee aud Gauze VclIs plain aud elc-
eanlly figured
klbbons--assorted
2 cases Lrgborn Bonnets, Cheaper than even
A large assortment Domestics consisting OF
btnwn and blsached Shitlings aud Sheet.
ings, Bed Tickngs
Indigo. Checks aux Piaids md 9pun Cotton
VERY besi quality
Fur Hats, black and drab
Wool do do do
Palm leaf do mems and boys
Sh6es--bIack Piuneila, Morocco, 5easkin and
Leather
Gentlemens Leather Shoes and Boots
Hardware aud Cutlery
Queens and Glass Ware
Aud general assortment OF GROCERIES,
which are sold very low, together 18th a great
variety of other Goods Too tedious TO enumer-
ate, all at very reduced prices Tor cash only :,
IN the house owned by A. Robertson, esq. OPP
posite the Post Office, where those WIN wnnt
Great BaTgaias are particularly inriisd 10 call.
HENRY ALLISON.
May "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

! The Maiis.-In every section of the Union,
complaints made OF The mregnlarHy OF the
mails. We have suffered, IN common with
others, from TINS cause, but have ioiborne 10
| speak oft heretofore, lest it might be altlbn
! ted TO that fanlt.fndng disposition which "e
are supposed to be TOO anxious to indulge III re
Iation TO whatever occurs under the piesent
administration. But il is really becoming to
fail TO receive papers, which are of no 'mpor-
'auce unless they reach us IN due order OF mail,
until some werks after their date and then
they come to us from the opposite quarter ofibe
compass FROM that in which they are printed
We received on Thursday Inst, papers from
Boston and Philadelphia, OF the last OF April,
aud Isl of May, by some Of the cross routes,
that never extend more than so or 100 miles
from hi. place. How they came to travel III
that direction il is beyond our wit 10 divine.
We hope when Congress shall authorize the APP
pointment OF another Assistant Postmaster
General, and ten additional Clerks, that these
things will be better ordered.
The Crops.-The prospects for the husband
man in this neig hborhood we're never more
promising. The Whea, and other small grain
look well. and there is very little complaint of
the Fly, which we understand is very deSIruc'
live ia the neighborhood o, Winchester and
-.... ~. ,or,c ,La
--006-
Mineral Coal We understand that Coal has
been found near the Long Mountain 10 this
county, about II miles frsm this place, in great
abundance, aud of the finest quality. The dis
coyery was made in searching for gold.
Contention Toie-We have no additional
returns. Present najoriiy for the new Consri-
tuition dbont 5000, ana Henry, Scott aud West.
mofeland yet TO be heard from.
Dinner 10 General Harfison.-A public din
ner was given to Gen. VIM. II. Harrison, our
lo,e Minister to the Republic of Colombia, in
Cincinnati, on the zrh inst. About 900 persons
sat down. Ia consequence of many individu ais
belonging TO both the political pa,ties which
now divide the country, having united III this
testimonial of respect TO their old and valued
fellow.citlzen, the Toasis were not OF a party
character and, indeed, all volunteer sentiments,
were prohibited except from the Distinguished
sues,,--Cer. Harrison eo!ered in'o formal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
SODA WAITER.

IAliE subscriber has in operation his Soda
- Fount, and invites his friends and custa-
mers, as well as the public generally who ma Y
wish to avail themselves OF The benefit of this
healthy anI agreeable summer drink, to call
on him. VIM. J. HOLCOMBE
MAJ "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

MUST received, "a few packages fresh Spring
% Goods purchased at suc ION in the Mora
ihsrn Markets, which the subscribers sill sell
NJ the very lowest prices for cash >,
Colored Barege aud Cote Paley for Ladies
Dresses ...
Palmar,ne. Pea Green aud other coors do
Jaconrl Flounced Robes
SNis do
Jnconei and Camlrc Muslns, Ga
Gsuze Ribbons. A new AZ beautiful
Lusuing do sty'e,
Belt do do
Black do No. 3.
tigonis Cashmere
One case sup. Irish Linens
Navarino Bonueis
Mems and Boys Leghorn Hats
TURNER l. K ERR.
May 20 diff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

'mdi1auoa Of Ia conduct while ,u Colombia,
IN which he shows that he was aclua,ed by the
most pure aud lofty principles, aud no, from
any d.s're I" aggrasaie. by interfering with.
the internal distortions OF that kepablc. We
shall endeaTof 10 maze rnom for his addtess IA
our neal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24
NEW Bills TER CLOTH

Psfhtns celebrated patent Ehhering Cloth
u VIE soh,cribe, has tins da, received sup
1 ply ol Perkins celebrated patent Bliste,.
ing Cloth, which. Tor certainty Of drawing. &o
IS said 10 be preferable 10 any other now IN
use. howell DAVIES.
MAY %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Uemming and Sons Needles, &c
InHE ubscr,per ha. this day received
- complete assortment of
n Hemmlng & Sons Needles,
Medallions, SHIRT Buttons. (new aricle)
English 1repan Tooth Brushes, Ladies fancy
Work Boxes, do do Trunks &c. &c.
SAMUEL AYKES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Best Opaque German Quilts and Ink
Stands.
n SOR sale large supply Of hes; Opaque
l. German Quills--and also variety oil lux
stands, Of Glass Wedgwood, &c.
Howell DAVIES.
MAY "a
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:" IortuneS Cotiags,' Lynchbmg, May l..
PATRONS AND ADVENTURES


"A word or two before WE part
I " retiring from business IN this place, the
subscriber begs leave to offer his unieignoa
ackuo wledgements 10 hIs patrons for their SUP.
port during The c0nilnnapcr oil furiune's
GouaRe" and most respectfully invites the
former customers of the a" Cottage TO address
itcir orders tpr Tickets TO Icwson's Office,
Petersburg. Va. where they will be punctually
attended to. Customers may he animated with
the pleasing intelligence that Madam For.
tune will ever be watching with tenderness
and affection, TO smile on their hopes aud ad
ventnfss--hear her, - ....
Proclamation 10 Ucpson's Cpsf0mery,
Petersburg. Va.
whereas u lHs been represented 10 me at my
d" GOtden PntGce," that Fortunes Cottage is
discontinued. aud It appearing by satisfactory
evidence, .fhnt have heretofore given my in.
lurnGe TO Iiewspn's customers, |, ., Dame fol-
tuue' by End with the advice of all The iWLc
goddsiSeg assembled before me, Iohereiby consli-
lnie aud appoint b. W. IIrwsop. my lawful
az eat in my name, 10 deal out cdsh 10 all those
who make application To him for the Same
and for the very sincere love aud veueralion
which feel t0r the ioi mer patrons OF " For
tunes Cottage" he Is consequently vested
with full power and sulhority TO dispense 10
each OF n.em Humping C0pitui, calculated
10 giadden i1er hearts and Gil their pockets.
Doue al the Golden Palace. by the particular
request Of my agent, formerly posted AT For
tunes Cottage" Send your orders wiiho Ut
delay 10 HEWSON'S OFFICE
oil Luck. Petersburg Va
MAY IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Corns and Flour of Emery.
EN0R Sale a large supply Of Corns Of Eme-
n ry. all numbers, and also Flour of Ems
~. Howell DAVIES.
hav "a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Il , We have received the LIST No. Of the In
dtpriidt1R Statesman, dnd R0anote Commercial
Gatefit, published Mt Dauvllle, Va by James
Lanier Esq. Typographical execution is re-
markedly neat. It's selections are made with
Judgment, and its editorial articles are chalac-
Ic,ized by the well known ability oil tho Editor.
We wish M, l.. success and we are sure he
viii deserve II.
The las, No. ofthe ". Y. Mirror is very lnrcr
esiing. II contains st.e,al we'll written com
mnnications IN ptose and yersc-par IcuInl Y
those from the pen Of a writer who us"s for "a
signature the mIll " C." HIS ESSAYS we al
ways pcrnse with singular pleasure In add
ton 10 the literary merit ofthe Mirror, tits
emheshed with an excellent engraving, sxklb.
ting ut one view, elk of the handsome Churches
which atoru our vast commercial emporium
The elevated tone OF the article, which appear
N the Mirror, completely devoid AS they
are Of that mawIsish aud sicky sensibliiy
which forms So conspicuous feature in the
love six stories which adorn the Columns Of
most Of the papers ofrs class, entllle ito pub.
lie favor aud patronage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

u The account which, we published in our
last, and which was extracted from the Mas.
sachusetts Journal, Of Gen. Paez having offered
$2000 reward for the head Of Bolivar, in case
he should enter the territory of Venezuela
wnh hostile intent, turns out TO he fabulous.
The story grew out Of declaration OF the edi
tor Of IA VenrzpeIa paper thai such procla-
nation rs TN. Paez ought TO issue. The mi.
take wasa great piece Of care leSsneSs Ia the
Boston paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

u Maj. Noah has chosen very propitious
period 10 visit Washington city. Mr. Tar
well having left his seat in the Senate Tor the
remainder Of the session. there is one vote less
against aim. We should not be at all surpris.
ed II the lawgivcr OF Ararat should yet sue
coed in securing his office, aud what is Of
more consequence, the salary and perquisites
thereunlo attached.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

u Major Noah has reached Washington CITY
though we are ROT informed anethsr the OH.
Ject OF his visit is 10 take up the cndgels against
Duff Green, in behalf ofhis friend Webb, ar To
drill the Senators first into a reconsideration OF
Their vote rejecting his nomination, and after.
wards into us coairmatun.-W We said. IN our
last paper, thai the sulicn silence with which he
received TIE news OF his rejection por,ended 10
good 10 " The party and tina, tiry might look
our Tor squalls Since thai timr, he has denoun.
ced Messrs. Tazewcl aud Tyler Of this State.
and Judge Smith of 5. {. " no voted aeains,
him III not very soft terms insisting that Gen.
Jackson should no longer make sacrifices to
preserve such friends Who are with him to-day
aui against him tomorrow. Pray, has the
General made any sacrifices hitherto 10 keen
them steady in the traces Aud ifso, what
stcrliices were they heep cool, Major Noah.
as man in passion is apt 10 betray certain
secrets which the interests OF = Tie parlu" NAV
require should be kept concealed yet ltle
while longer,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

Liberia. We mentioned, last week thai we
had received acopy OF the Liberia Herald.
printed al the African COLONY. In that paper,
arc getting On in the Colony pretty much y.
people do every where clsr--Ihat they have
jalls, aud stores, aud schnol-houses, and all the
other APPENDICES agreeable aud di,Rgrtra-
bic, Of a civilized community. we noticed
an advertisement of Francis Dtpqpg, offering
his services as Commission Merchant, TO those
who design trading with the Colony We
larn thal Devany Is now in Philadelphia, lay.
ing IN stock ot Goods, aud forming perma
nen commercial connections with some CT the
merchants IA that city. llenretprward, every
thing indicates that the progress oflhdt infant
Colony i. onwati Providence will take it IN
der It's special favor, aud nothing shnll have
power to retard its growth.--Ve recently pub.
lshed extracts from several letters that had
been received IN this place from some Of The
emgranis who left us ldst January. The fol
owlng Is another, which has been handed to
us, from another OF The colonlsts, Dir0a b.
Broul, 10 his brother 10 this place:
Momori0, fg@. .!jriea) l6h Mirei, 1850.
" Dedr Brobsr-i undrriHks TO INFORM YOU
that am well. WAS glad To hrar from YOU
by the arrival oil the brig Liberia from Nprlnlk.
have been here about one year, and am we'll
Pleased with the county. II Is healthy, aud
not as hot as II is represented 10 be. | have
felt better weather IN Virginia than ever nave
here. should be glad Il you would come and
settle her, ."nere you can .eejoy ioer,y aud
equality
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

q 6s4es .. Euch conetHaee ef'aese' q err
.Gr,rt
,ord in re,aion To the Odsies which TIE
g.,o,rer so gra uilously ami generously he.
.,an us. and we shall have done. We
..rieaye TO reeiprocate It's kindness, by giving
r., anne advice, ia lis otUn p0rds. except the
.hs,;,,,i,n of the Enquirer Tor tbe VuGinian,
I'D s,.n other alterations rs the difference of
,onics requires. Hear, then Mr.. Richie, speak.
M. through US, tn himself
:. Had the Riehmond Enquirer the smal lest
Grace rtmaioing, ii would long ago Con seeing
rho ,Iovnr,eht direct Contradictions aud proofs
,ba, their informant had imposed upon them, }
I've admitted that it had been so imposed ~.
an by the author Of the East Room Leiter-
have confessed lis errors--and promised more
discretion for the future. |; has not taken this
.,nrse-nor did we expect it would. Instead
II making the dmeuds hoaorGbie TO men who
Ind been falsely asSailed by It's correspondent.
,has CLOSED over his offence, aud TO This day
nihholds his name from the public, Instead OF
Alarming II abroad, and consigning Il 20 me-
,,,,d infamy Why, we ask again, did il not
acknowlrd2e the gross imposition that had
been praclsed upon ii, and call upon tue wri-
Ter of the Last Room Letter 10 make due repa
,,,;un 10 an abused public =
How does the Enquirer Ike TO he catechized
in is own terms Surely, is own advice 10
,Iself will be well received, unless ike some
physicians, It's stomach reso'' at the bare sight
If the nanseous drugs which II is so fond OF
mourning down other peop,e's lhroats. 1t will
see the Importance Of remoSins the beam f,om
it, own eye, before ii generously volunteers TO
p,uck the mole from lis ners hhofs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

u We mentioned las, week tIst a publica-
iion had appeared in the Norfolk Free Press
the writer of which stated thai he had evidence
in his possession, showing thai Col James Ro.
bertson, late Collector oil the porn OF Peters
burg, was nol delaulter TO the government
That writer was mistaken. The evidence is
conclusive that he is a deiauter, and we fear
TO large amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

10 1t has been doubted by some persons
whether DR. not Mrs Barney is the author ofthe
splendid letter 10 the President, bearing her
signature on the subject of the removal OF her
husband from Office, which we published last
Thursday. [, would deract nothing from the
force OF that letter. though il should appear
excellent authority OF Mr.. Miles, Of Baltimore,
for saying that she is lis author, and tha, no
person acquainted with her would doubt it,
She is said TO possess all thai masculine s,2or
of intellect AVID energy OF character which dis
ting uished her illustrous and celebrated
father.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-05-24

John C. Cdlao,u!-Ne have long been con
yinced thai Mr.. CaIhoun's prospect Of political
nromotion is forever blasted He is the most
inconsistent, and the least to be drpended up
on, of any of our eminent politicians. The
extremes too, 10 which he has ever and anon
yerged, have been in relation To que tons of
paramount importance, upon which his opin-
ions must have been maturely formed when
they were fist publicly ayowed, and which
therefore, could not have been thoroughly and
yadiealiy changed by subsequent reflection.
Experience, indeed, if me had listened to its
lessons, would have confirmed him in the OPT.
uions. which. from 1916 10 1925. he SO abb,
and so strenuously supported, in relation Ia the
Protecting Policy. His Gposdfy, however, he,
Ueyed on all hands TO be insincere, and TO be
the dipping Of unholy ambition, will not do
him much service, if we may judge of the tenn.
per of the people Of Georgia by the tone OF
,heir newspapers. The Georgia Journal "a pa
per inferior ia ability 10 none in the unon and
much more influential IN that State than the
=. II cannot be concealed ga! IL IS 10 Mr.. Cat
aoun, and a jc,p Other Southern men. misled ~
his counsel G4d Example, zee aEs indebted for The
Establishment in lsl6, Of the principle Of he
Tariff" And again" M. Calhoun, pih 9TH
er Soudhern men, nl',s bear the SIN q. faing up
on us the Protecting System" And another
Georgia paper (the Columbus Enquiret) now
before Us. Justly aad severely ridicuIes his sud-
den conversion &c the State Rights creed, a.
hypocriticnl aud iasincere Besides. his vim
dictiye persecution Of William II. Craw ford
will never be forgiven by the people OF Geor
ga, as it never ought to have been by the
friends Of that gentleman any where. And il
the South be against Mr.. Calhoun, where shall
he look for support