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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

place. loas this opportunity 10 sisi my me
Their and went gain TO Kentucky.
Ga friaininE the army. was stationed ~
Chesterfield Ceafi-house recruiting officer.
Here clase.l the peiils of my military he. nth
the exception ofa small affair in which was
engaged near Hoods whittier vas cent with n
small nauib#f of new recruits by Baron SeabeH.
who Was At that time watching the movement.
Of fruoid. Being joined by Col. George Ro-
gers CLARK, who assumed the command. aud
coming in contact with detachment of the
enemy my company after giving one very
severe and efficient fire preeipitalely aeh IN
.pi e of The efforts of Col. Clark. Marshall, (ha
present Chief Justice and myselfto rally Them.
The enemy. however, we're likewise panic
struck. and reireated In March, 1881. was
ordered on the Recruiting service, snh stationed
ut New London. where continued lill tie close
nj the war
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

dora UhiPfias Hrs. aune Royal. 20 a, 70 draw
blood. HE defendant Who was IN nuti-ma.
SOM pleaded gully. but II wBs Insisted by his
counsel thar The prusify ought 10 be merely
nominal, -" ink to the had character OF the
proseenttix, aud in particular because of her
abuse file unii.masons.
In Kent county. Md, Elizabeth Johnson re-.
Gently RECOVERED from John A. Collins s. GS3,
being the valuation Of his estate, real aud per-
sonal, for the seduction OF piainlifl7, daughter
This Is as II should be. lie who takes away
lie can hardly have a marc fendish motive IN
view iaan he who drhhrrately trampes upon
confidence and DESTROYS happiness.
John Forsyth has been re- elected Ivy the Le-
eislaihre of Genrga a Senator IN Congress for
six years from the 81 ol March next. The vote
WAS for Forsyth l39, DR.. feri Al scattering ls.
An English paper says" We hear IL at His
Majesty has prevailed ~ Prince Leopold TO
relmqnsh tlU,0O0 year OF his income
These are nj this time living on one farm. in
PIT county, y. &. five persons. the aggregate
OF whose ages is 40 years-the oldest being
loo. aud the Youngest 20 wears old. In the
same family Is u Bible III years old.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
COMMUNICATION-Fo the pnginion.

The suhoned structures on the article signed
"Some Pdreuis.' in the Virgnian of the Sth ins,
are designed To show the authors that II is i'm
proper To make a general charge against any
class of men on account of the faults of an IN
dlvldual-Alsu, To show some parents that
they in a majority of cases o which they allude
ate themselves 10 blame.
IL the youth of Virginia are more difficult to
govern ihnn the youth OF other countries. il is
not owing TO any thing inherent IN Them but
owing entirely 10 the improper interference Of
i" some parents who do not only NOT Seieci the
school for their children. but permit the chil-
dren TO select the school for themselves.
=" Some pnrepts' viii find ful, with the
teacher il their children do moi lean ut a school
Of their (the chlldren'>) own selecting ; and
" some pdreHtS' will find fault ii their children
are but si'ghiig chastsrd aud made 10 lcaru--,o
that The teacher has very narrow way in
which e. walk. if children do mol learn. :" some
parents will complaint and il they d9 learn.
- some pureRis' will complain that they are
made L do So.
The oAiun HAT is attempted tn be thrown on
the prof sson OF teacher. by " SORE parents, "
on account of some perS0Rdt affair ~ very rep.
rehensible. As | have sad above, 10 charge n
whole class OF men on account OF some fault
OF one is deserving OF the severest censure.
But some Chiidren read newspapers rs we'll as
" saule parents and do moi " SOME parents
see what effect such stcf must have on the
minds ofchrld,nn One word as TO the absurd
rutc, &c Of which " some parents speak
do not know thar il is n9tc adopted by any-bn,
q s0n,e parents' ought 10 learn that two "td'es'
stories directly the reverse of each other
cannot Goth be true. Z" One may be right, the
other mast be wrong suppose tho rnl" was
adopted (f adoa;ed Mt all in oldPn times
hat Iial,nligal DrafIifp called iIuuu
---1l0t 10 operate coHce4tmen. think il mus
be admite ! by a advanced beyond the meri
dian of lite. tut schools generally are conduct
ed on better principles. bo;h as II respec's dis
ciplue and The facilities afforded to children II
making progress in their studies, than they were
forty wars ago. " No person should pass hi
opinion in a province or art. when he is with
out qualification" LEI mi C'ipin 20 6egont
b;s lns. A PARENT.
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Nov 10
aluablc Stock of Goods, ut
AUCTION.

INTENDING to close sales OF our preaeh'
d stock OF mcrchnndize, amounting To ID "f
Sl6 900. aud consisting ri very extensive
aud desiInble assorimen, ri Staple AMI faney
Dry Goods, Earthern. Glass, China aud lihrn
ware. Hats. Shoes, Leghorn Bonnet', Nc NC
with . large stock oil GToeeilee, Iron. steel
Nails. nc. We will sell on wednesday, the 21'h
November, ~ public auction, our entire STOCK ol
merchandise, the most desirable one ever o'iei ell
.t auction IN this market.
Merchants Pedlars, IIousc-krepersl anu IN
fac, all who with an opportunity al buSlhg
Goods a, reduced price, will iind II TO their IN
terru to attend this sale.
The stock OF Dry Goods consists OF a very
choice =. election Of supefhae aud hne 'Ioihs
eassin.tts. Cassimores. keslings, NC. Tor Geo
,lep.n,' wear and our assortment OF SIR n"d
n,ber fssbionAble fancy Goods, is equal 10 any
in Iynchhutg We viii give ~ te" d'ts u
c,tsIopue OF many OF The ARTICLES to be sold
Great bargains may bo had before the sale
commence. -,s we are determined 10 sell out.
Wishing 10 GIVE the greatest ncilitlr' 10 'hosr
disposrd 10 deal largely, we have determined
ON the following very liberal terms
Sums over $1,000 aud eyears; suns over
s,oo d. 70 AMI 10 months suns OVER $50
- mnnihs sun. overp2OJ, q ani IL months !,
snns over 600, g months sums over 800,
months SUNS over $50, - DAYS sums under
$50. cash l., o. " D. No"' go
Nav IL fliH
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ITEMS.

The National Gazette SAYS" We have read
MIR. Cnopers new novel, The WGter Wfch. II
IS another Tale Of the Sea. PRAYING that the
authors marc is truly the mountain wave, aud
bls home Oh the deep
The London Literary Gazette states thai Sir
Walter Scott is engaged upon Romance, the
name of which is .9oben Of Pnris-lhst Capt.
Hall has on the anvil Fragments Of Po1nges and
Irareis m rGrious paris ofmc Worid-And that
The Edinburgh Esgctopedin is at length com-
pleied, and the editors ADD prnpret"rs have
gone 10 loggerheads ABOUT the preface.
c, A, Castle, surgeon dpn'ist, Of n. York,
has consthc' ed an artificial palate and roct tor
The mouth, for the use of persons born with IA
double hair lip, aud destitute OF those organs.
Its so constructed as To answer the purpose OF
snatGral palate aud roof OF the mcpth. M rna-
1Ilng him 10 eat and speak with all accurate at
hcnlatiNn.
The steamboat Neptune, FROM ST. Louis, for
Ne" Orleans, with cargo of lead and two keel
WIS in tow, struck a snag. aud sunk in 30 feet
hatPr, M the mouth of the Ohio, IN SO short u
ime thai the crew AMI passengers had no time
70 save thelr clothes or baggage. The keel
boats we're cut adrilt just in time TO prevent
ihe'r sinking, and on them were saved the lives
u the crew and passengers, who must other
wise nave persisted. Ten thousand dollars were
insured upon the bont nj Louisville, lust before
ner loss was heard OF there.
The iron chest Of the steamboat Chancellor
i"ngs'on ON n lnte trip rom New York &c
'o'iaence' was opened by false keys, and he
'o'h OF about Sl5 900. which was entrusted b,
o'oNef tp the Captain. was stolen. Fortu
""tly,H was discovered heinre the boat stopi
"la among the passengers wa. found fellow
win number OF KEYS and other implements
VA" was taken INTO custody as the roaber Th,
mpney was found among tine baggage. where i
gwen. ""'" :" :"
4 man IN Pi'lsburg has been fined $40, 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
Ivy GonAs st Cost.

A 4 the subscriber intends IN relinq''ish 'hr
"a Dgy Goods business. h. viii sell his .fock
OF fresh and lately selected Dry Goods NJ
cost They were purchased bciote the late
advance, aud will now lie sold lover han
they can be purchased in New York Ills
stock consists OF India Silks and Grapes. plain
aud chanseabe eros de Naples Merino, Cash
mere, Silk aud 6auze lidkIs, cooured ssn'ns,
mnI kinds Of wooll.n goods, with almost
every a,ticle ~ the Dry Goods business suiiab's
10 the present season.
A stock completely anhr oxen and 40 dPsira-
blr hns perhaps never bren oiiered nj this pl icn
before. Purchasers are requested to call.
WA. HAMILTON.
Nov IT'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

NTOrICE.-Will he sold. at public sale On
q the OH day Of Dec. next. N the old rest
drnce Of Judith Chiffon, decd. about 800
barrels OF new Corn. the crop OF ohucks, Blade
and Top Fodder, crop of Rye and Oats IN the
sheaf the crop of Tobacco stripped and IN
bulks, about 800 gallons OF Peach Brandy,
together with all and every other article proper
Iy belonging TO the estate of Judith Chilton.
Twelve N onths credit will be gwen for all
sums Of ten dollars and upwards, the purcba-
ser giving bonds with approved security tor
all sums under $40, Cash. will he required.
All person. having just claims against The
estate, are requested to come forward and
receive ther pay. ..
RICHARD PERKINS,
Executor of Judith Chiffon.
ALSO ,DW be sold by rs, at the same tune,
all the stock of Horses, Cattle, Sheep aud Hogs
among which are between 90 aud 10 small fat
tenine Hogs. Also, will be sold all the Household
and Kuchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils ot
eyery SOFT in GLIDING one set of blacksmith tools.
and . onper stills, &c. as the residue OF Rich
ard Gibbons Estate.
Terms Of sale, the same as above.
FREDERICK KABLER,
RALEIGH Chiffon,
Executors ofKc hard Chiffon. dec.
NJ IL tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

wRJRGIStA SCT.--tt rules holden ~ The clerks OF
" Zee Of the County Court Of Bedford Oh Monday the
Jabn Pearcy, Plaintiff against James Pearey, Isham
Uro,vn aud Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy PoIrcy,
Iasl,us Penrcy Lucinda pearcy Jabcz Pcdrcy, Ruth
pe,rcy and Rebacca Pearcy (Which snid last named
Nancy H,o yn and JOSHUA Lucinda, Jaben, Ruth ani
Rebeccs PeMcy, tho children and heirs of Charles
poarcy, dec isham Pearcy, Edmund pearcy, Horny
Pearcy, Nicholas pearcy, Henry Miller and Saiiy ms
wife, formerly sally Pearcy and Nancy Womact al
being the heirs of John Pearcy, dec Defls In Chan-
Gerry. A.,
The defendants James Pearcy isham Brown and
Nancy his wifo Joshua Pearcy, Lucinda Pearcy.
JabeI Pearcy, Ruth Psarcy, Rebseca Pestey,
istam P.,rcy Ed mud Pearcy aud Henry Miller
and Sally his wife, not having entered thete
appears,,ce and given security according 10 tvs
art III Assembly snd the rules of this court, and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are nor
Of this country is therefore ordered that
the snid defendants do appear here on inc fourth
Monday in January next, and answer the hhi OF ths
ulaindf aud that a copy Of this order be forthwith
Inserted in the Lynclbrg Virginian public Newspaper
nrined in the Of Lynchburg, for two months sic-
aud posted the front door of the courthouse
oftb,s county on two several court days,
VI '"' Copy-Teste, @. A. WINGFIELD, D. elk
Nov ~ VEN
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Nov

HRURSUANT tn two DEGREES, pronounced
by the Superior Coar, Of Chancery for
IN. Richmond District, in the case Of Owen ~.
Nelson the FIR, decree. rendered on the 2"d
day oil March, 1929 aud the eod decree render
ed IN the Sunday Of July, 1890 acknowledgment
Marshal Of the Superior Court of Chpaeery for
the Lyuchburg Dnttict. will sell, by way "f
public auction. foI cash, on thu premises. "a
the county of Campbell on Friday tho ioth
day OF Nov. 1890. if fair. II not, The nexi fair
da, thereafter. Eve hundred aud five acres Of
land, being par, OF the Pilot Mountain Tact
Cant. Miles Carey. who lives on the premises.
will show iksiand TO any one wishing TO pur-
chase L. A. ilOLCOMBE. Marshall
Nav ilfls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

TuyIE sueo,ion OF the reader ia particularly
invited 10 the following letter from the
Hon.. JOHN TALlAFERRO. Member of Con
press. and a Member OF thr late Virginia Con
vention.
yiagieV. near fredericksburg, Oci. H. 1870.
Sr-At the moment OF my depntlnr" from
home, have received your letter, "nder date
of the 9Th instant on the subiect nj I'll" oin''
,nent invented by DR.. William ludh'as, OF ONO
and for some time since prepared aud disposed
o. ny Won.
IregreI that the hurry in which mns' ne
cesserY make ih,s commica'ton, renhrt'" ''"-
poS.ihl. for me to stnie, IN satisfactory man
nrr the particular evidences ON winch ! hh'e
formed III ruost favorable opinion OF the inca
c,ous opeTation of Hi, 0in,mrnt on every spr-
c,,s of tumnr and ulcer, AS well ns on fresh
woandS aud coutuslous.
Sine, the date Of short and hasty note,
addressed by me TO Mr.. Charles Hersions on
this subject, J have continued to use ID, Juh,
k,ns's Ointment with invarlahle sneeess-Hhd
II is due to Won 10 say, that have Tor sf''i''
months past obtained and used 't"ns"ey'
the Ointment prepared by you, with the shme
,nyarishlr success Yon may, therefore, rs
sumo TO the most full extent, wheti have stated
TO Mr. Hsrstons, III regard 10 the olntheh
prepared hy him, as applicable TO 'hai pieph'en
by YOU must add, that prefer Your pfe-
parsIou of TINS Omtnent b"ca"s" II - oe'le'
Incorporated or mixed hnu "''N' -
| from dreggN, or extraueous mater 'n"" WY
| hnd previously used. In conclusion, ! repeal
my former opinInn, end sav TO you, IA the no''
conGdpn, mannpt thu, ihi. Ointment, now pro-
pared hy vow better deserves the confidence
of those who may he afflicted b, The mHihhi
! enumerated above tbnn any remedy hereto
! fore known say this from the most tnll nnd
satisfactory trials made by myself WIN Jndfihs
Ointment. And II - for the benehi OF TIE nj
nic,cd poor who nre unable 10 bear the expense
incident 10 the professional process by winch
such diseases are managed, that III such strong
terms recommend the use OF THIS SIMPLE, strong
aud ceitain cure.
am, Sir, very respectfully vonr's,
JOHN TALlAF EltRO.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
howell DAVIES, Agent,
Main Street, Lynchbnrg V"
Nov q.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

rUyAkE NOTICE THAT. on Wednesday
III. 81 day of prce nbcr nsxi. bslw.en
the rising md setting of he sun. at the dwelling
house of Nathan Williamson, In The county OF
Caswell. and State Of North Carolina, shall
proceed tn take the dePosiIions OF Na'hhn VIZ
hanson. Freeman Leath and Azariah Graves,
Betsy Barker, aud others md u NOT hn"h'u
on that day will continue from day 10 dav IN
III completed Aud on Thursday the 3o'h day
Of December next between the rising aud set
ting ~ the sun, at the dwelling house oil Andrew
NJ Gully, in the county IL Orange. anh state
OF North Carolina shalt proceed To take ne
depns zoos OF An rev McCullv IL others ana
II nat hnishsd on that day VIII continue rom
day 10 div. until completed. And on wed
nrsday the l2ih pi january, 1871, between tho
rising and sriling 4 the sup, AT the Dwelling
house o. William H. P|unpt', IN ihe town OF
Wayn ssbornugh aud state of North Cnrol'nn'
~ III proceed 10 take the deppsiiions Of Martin
BUSH aud Samuel Steel and Others and ~ not
finished on thatd,y will continue from hay To
day until completed And, ou Thursday IN"
, nh day OF Janaarv, 1881, between thu rising
and settina of the sun, nj the tavern OF john H.
Stout M Nelsnn Eouri.hnuse and state oil
Vi pinis viii proceed 10 tnke the depos'tion'
of Philip RYAN and Others hnd u not hhsheh
on thai day. will continue from day To day IN
Ill completed 10 be read nv evidence IN " sun III
Chanrrry. nov depending IN the thaneery
District Court holden in Lynehbnrg, IN "hIeh
am plnmt n aud you are defendants. when
and where Won may attend should you 'h'hA
proper Respectfully. yoors,
HENRY, IA paper, sou oi Esther.
NV n tdt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
To ~ !. 10 - q PUBLIC.
yENnE splendid establishment of the 'nh'er'-
Der is now stocked with a complete as
sortment Of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Hardware, Cutlery and Saddlery,
Glass, China aud Earlhenwafe,
Groceries and Dye Stufs,

Hats, Shoes ana DOCS.
The whole comprising stock, we feel wen as
surrd - not equalled by any ~ The state
TO those vino are unaCquainted win our es'ah-
Ii,binpnt we have 10 state, that III all lis ar
rsngem nts, we have had one ohjec, mainly ~
view, that is. to place IN 1t every arhc'e oil nse
inIhe planter aud faIn aud our town friends
NJ the lowest possible cost, that the best north
ern markets will admit OF. To accomplish TINS
our resident partner in New York IS daily EN-
ployed in the selection of Goods. Tor this anu
several other extensive houses, creating thereby
advantages superior to, and possessed oy no
other establishment here. II IS certainly an
inducement with every dealer to get in the same
house, each and every article he wants anh TO
have an assortment Of each TO select from III
this we shall not often fail Of success.
II is deemed needless 10 eDumerate here the
uery mann articles we have on hand. Suffice It TO
say, we think that not many disaPpoinimen''
will be caused in the Icing catalogue OF "oods'
CONFUSING the heads above.
IN prices we hope 10 give satisfaction ihey,
however. can be best tested by an examination,
which we cordially invite, both from the nier-
chant and customer in town and country.
MCKEE ~ MEM.
N,y.l ,2iif4to
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Cow Alo3t.

EN- STRAYED from Lynchburg ION the 9th
H A instant, n young COW, with her first Cali,
deep red The ma'k' no, distinctly reeollec,cd
bat II is believed she had brand Of {. II. on
her len hip She hnd been purchased but u
few dnys lrom Nj. Kelly, from Monroe.
reasonable reward will be given for her re-
turn 10 Mrs. Ann Jones IN Lynohbnfg, or FOR
any information 50 she is obl"n"d. ..
PAUL JONES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

NrOIIcE-A petition will be presented to
Y the nex, Legislature OF Virginia, for leave
10 erect n htidg. across James River. from my
land ia the conniy Of Amherst 10 the opposite
shore in Campbell county 3..
BENZ. SCuOOLFlELD.
=, - WV
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Digges' NMce.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$4,000, $4,000, 10000. AND
80 PRTZES OF 1000 DOLLS.

NeW York COnsoiidatcd Lottery,
Class No 10, for 1880
To be drawn in the CITY of New York. on We'd
nesday, the l7th of Nov. 1880.
66 Numbers-9 drawn Ballots.
GREAT SCHEME.
IT prize OF 10000 80 prizes OF 8 900
1000 Id 900
10000 Ia 100
70, 800
Besides e6os 5os, 4Os. &c. &c.
Tickets $40 Halves 50, Qrs. 81 so,
OF which 800 payable in Albany lands.
For sale at DlCGE5' LUCKY OFFICE,
Lynchburg, Va.
Nov. ID
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inc Vinegav.
Nov 10

yEyuE subseriher has lot ofprnc Vinegar,
made from good Claret Wine, and which
Is more particularly calculated for table use
Ear .,le by SAML AittES.
NJ ~ IFS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

William n. Reid and Thomas J. Reid,
Administrators IF John Reid, de-
ceased, Joseph Gadd, Jr. and Robert
FULLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

IT The Prussian State Gazette styles NJ.
Randolph, Mr. RondOLph y. Roanortt. II MIR.
r had taken Berlin in his route from st. Pc
,.,shn,gh TO ihp South &c Europe, he would
doubtless nave demanded plenary satisfaction OF
His Majesty of Prussia for this o.t.eSs on h's
name aud estate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15
JUDKIN'S ON ENENI.

1--WE attention of the reader ia p"r,icnl"r'y
invited TO the following letter from the
Hon. JOHN TALIAFERRO, Member OF Con
,ress and n Member OF the late Virginia Con
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

IIleai has experienced no msteriai change
,;pce our last. 7uto15 cents is the common
nrice, though 80 cents we understand was CIV,
en- Tor one load lat werk.-Flour is worth 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

NJ The elc TONS in NV York have term'-
mated fayorably to the Jackson pSrr9. Full
returns shall he laid before our readers as soon
ms they are received. As Messrs 6rhoger and
Stevens were friends of Mr.. Clay, we regret
their defeat but tina, regret Is considerably
lessened when we remember that they were
the candidates Of that mischievous and lntole-
rant party. the Ant-Mssons
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Nov 10
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NJ The AleIandria Gazette asks" VIII no'
fbe President order writ de inqniremto id'ota
IN he served upon our Minister Ertraordtn1-
-, % Il would he well enough TO do SO, If the
facts were no, so apparent aud palpabie as u
render enquiry unnecessary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

IL We cops ths morning from the Win
chester Republican, an interesting account oil
fus rslisiou. e1e,o i,es in that town. during the
lac session Of the Synod of Virginia. Dr.
Benan. Of whom the Republican speaks in
sch complimentary terms, has been IN TINS
mace severni days and on Friday night last
preached one OF the most impressive sermons
We have eser had the good fortune TO bear. II
is TO he regretted that hiJ lndisposion has pre-
vco,el his laboring among IL, more extensively.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

Nov. g..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-15

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-01-30
COMMUNICATION.

Ma EpIreR-l have read, with much plea
sure, your remarks on the speech OF Mr.. WEB
srER in This mornings Gazeue Most cor
di.lly do agree with you IN the sentiments
expressed; and am Of opinion ,hs' Mr., Web.
s,er was no, heard by single man, unwarped
by party prejudice, who would not bear ample
testimony to the justness Of your obsrr'aions
Even his political opponents were constrained
20 acknowledge him oonqueror 10 his as
sr,,ion, h. wr,sr, it would appear, there are
some exceptions; one, for instance. in the per-
son Of Duff Green.
That hi should ndeavor To detract from the
merits of Mr.. Webs,,r's speech, Is SO much IN
accord ancewilh his known rule OF political war
fare, ,ha, i, is JUS, VIVA, might have been e1-
pected. Blu, what harm can his puny 'forts
do? None at all. To use figure ut Mr. Ran
dolph's, he " nigh, as well Gin effect attemp'
10 batter the rock Of Gibraltar with pistol,
as 10 assaii any hing ina, MIR. Webster said
Alas. poor Yorick!" his ill.fs'ed attacks
will only serve as food for The vi,iated appe-
.i,rs of the most violent of the dominant parry
Yours, Sc. VI.
Jgyt,ayp 90