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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-08

republican principles, to ADOPT Gen. Gordon.
the inventor of this uuprincipled pr,ncinle
must be reallya very great mao. greater than
Scion, or Licuegus. or Nun1a ponapilln. : or
even greater than Daniel NFe6stet's Napnas
Apollo, Nathan Dane himself Why this
principle with no principle. is the most con
venient principle that has get besn IN
vented IN this inventive ago II is the very
opposite ofths bed OF Procrusies. ItexnaDds
and contracts in the most pleasant and easy
manner imaginable, 20 suit the dimensions Of
every mans principle 1t is TO unite ia its
support. the friends of the white basis. Of
federal nu1 oers-and ofwbite population and
federal numbers combined II is political
panacea. whish Is 70 cure conflicting parties
OF their various d.stcmpers, and unite them
al! under the same brotberly banner FOR
tunate, thrice fortunate is our country. that
the sphere Of tina ingeniOss inventors nseiul-
ness is enlarged. In the Councils OF the L.
Mon, lac viii doubtless be able, by another
happy effort of his cerebellum, Tor wherever
else the inventive faculty is iocnted) TO dis
cover mode whereby tho latiiudenarian and
the street consiruCtionist may support each
other views without mourning the slightest
Imputailon of inconsistency.
But tae adopted baais Of representation
h4s a principle, and that Of the most odious
characteristic principle of white population
and OF federal numbers combined F..cts shall
prone a'--iacts which defy the arts of casuis-
ny, OF The figures OF arithmetic
According TO the Auditors estimate.s the
Whole number of whites in 1899. led to
oo%,&bl, and Of slaves 448 294. which are
distributed IN the IoloSvin,r ,oa,n.,.
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IT has been often remarked that Lord BY
ron was in early life extremely unsocial.-
This proceeded from consciousness of the
inadequacy of his means to his rank. On be-
ing chided for this by friend, he returned a
|poetical answer. which remarkably pre6gured
the splendid bust with which his genius at
terward. opened on the world
1hc fire IN the cavern of Etaa concealed
Still nantes unseen in tia hidden recess
At length, in a volume terrific reverted,
No torrent can quench il no bounds cen
repress.
Oh this the desire in my bosom for fame,
Bids me live but to hope for posterii,', praise ;
GOULD soar With the Phenix, on pinions Of
fame,
With bin I would wish to expire in the blaze.
For the life Of Fox, of Chstham the ,loath,
What censare, what danger, what woe would
brsvi
Their lives did not end when they yielded their
breath,
Their giory iIiumincs the gloom ofthe grave!
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According to this Distribution House of
Delegates, consisting OF 1874 members, and
founded on white population exclusively.
would give TO the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11

.o.''"' spirHhiiy avn oeioefeteiy made -,
II Duff Green and the other Jacksara,,,
are to be believed they cherish holy bs, 1os
OF ieurrahsts and iederalism-and the..r ,,s'
IS exclusively the democratic parfv. nv
me truth IS, the old federal party has do Os
,ieuiy uhe upper Rand IN the goYernmentvns.'
"eh S'cNsohs administration, and il e..
gaining the ascendency in the state co,.e aa
ments. eo'efn
lbs Cabinet is made up Of three old fed.
"i's's out e i've 10 sumber, viz Messrs r.,
.....s y IN BURN and Iagham. Three Of 4.
ho',sssenis Of foreign ministers, and .om.
r,ade my - important among them, have hes.
to Fariand lhe old federal party-MI can can
- tbe NetherlafidSS ess, to Spain-and Prebls
;or;tv of his suboreinaad we believe ma
been made from the same paaintments hay.
In MARYLAND, the old federal parry
nIetely the ascendency A writer in u
Centrey,lle Times, says-"T'he very first at
If the jackson party, upon assembling a
their Legislative capacity at Annapolis, VA
to elect a federal speaker OF the House Of
Delegates. secondly, a federal chief cl9s
thirdly, they turned out a democrat and pa
in his stead an unqualiii ID federal reading
clerk, fourthly, they elected three federalists q
the five committee clerks: and then, as if de.
ternined to make .ssurelr double sure,r thew
turned out densncraiicat and put in a federal
Gcpey7aor,l The State of course Is now com.
pleteIy under federal riIie "
We do not. be ii understood, object to III,
federalists getting the upper hand in the man.
agement OF our public affairs. We belonged
to that party in the worst of times, and va
are neither afraid nor ashamed to acknowledcs
it But we do object to the argument that
the Jackson party is the exclusive democratic
party, and that the opposition to Gen, Jackson
is confined exclusively to the federal party
There are democrats and federslists on both
sides of the question:; but we believe a major.
ity Of the old democratic party are opposed
to Gen jackson and has administrator.
Hagerstofcn Torch Light.
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Eroa, a PHILADELPHIA Pnper.

ia man in Monongaha county, Va. in dig
cling a well penetrated layer of bituminous
coal, at the depth Of 81 feet, and about five
feet lower, came to another stratum of coal
Between these strata he found a piece Of
wood perfectly sound, except its being
little ciarred 1t is inferred from this, Tat
wood buried in the earth is the origin of coal
BEDS
Undoubtedly. Who does not know that all
the forests in the country were cut down by
the Antediluyians, and carried on the backs
Of asses to a few select spots in Pennsylya.
MIA and Virginia, for culinary purposes; and
that just as they had got the great pot off,
and were eating and drinking, the Flood
came and took them all away; burying their
half burnt fuel, 10, 90. 1C0 feet under ground
for the benefit of future generations? Mt
Carbon was probably coal-pit; but being
covered too deep with earth by the conynl
sion above mentioned, the IRE was e1ha-
guished, and the whole lot left for the use Ok
the Schuyllill Navigation Company.-.NT
Jour. Of Commerce.
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TAKE NOTICE.

FEeHE subscriber having associated with
ri himself his nephew, Peter FL Cookus, n
Tie Mercantile Business in ShepherdstoM%.
1t will therefore he neoeesary 10. iue 10 p'i"5
10 close all my old business. My young
man, Frederick Hano'skesap, is hereby duly
authorised TO close all my outstanding debts.
either by receiving payment, or by note. y
Is hoped, that all who know themselves inde OF
ed to me, viii be pleased to comply With tins
notice In such way as will best suit Their
present circumstances; and in so doing WI
confer lasting obligation on their friend
now also take pleasure in returning o.!
sincere thanks, to all those of my friends and
customers. and also the public generally, ior
the very liberal encouragement have receis
we'd in times past, and hope to merit con-
tinuance of the same, by strict attention y
please. Very Respectfully, SC.
JOHN I. COOKUSs
Shepherdstown, January 81, 1880.
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PAY YOUR DEBTS.

FESHE subscribers beg leave to inform
those indebted to them for CardIag,
Pulling. Dying, or Merchandise, that they
are pressed for money, and must have it
Wood, Corn, Soap, &c. will also be taken N
payment of debts due them. If delivered inn
mediately. They are in want Of large guam
tity of Hard Soap, fer which fair price vii
be given.
GIBBS & ORRICK,
Mar.insburg, Jan Alt.
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HOG.MIRE &. BOYD

HUG.HIKE q BUFU
EETISH to purchase Feathers, Bees-wax,
Wv Tallow, Rags and Flax-Seed, FOL
hich they viii, at all times, give the hghess
prices, Dec. 81.
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Georgia GGiiani,y-The attendance OF
females ia the Court as witness, except IN
criminal eases, is dispensed with, and thegr
testimony taken by interrogatories, precisely,
we beheve, as they resided cut of the country
or were beyond tie jurisdiction of the Court.
and their relusSls TO appear before the Com
nnissioners and tesaiy, Prnished by the same
penalties 49,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-02-11
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.

The editors of the Baltimore Amerie an are
indebted to the Kindness of commercial
house in that city for the annexed extract of
a letter dated
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TAMpIco, "a Jan. 1880.


be. The revolution was effected without any
of the violent excuses of last year; some at
tempts at a sagoe were made by tire Leperos,
bnt were Immediately prevented by the good
behaviour of tlr~ troops. Tins morning the
Capital is in perfect tranquility and good or
der The President Guerrero is with a body
eftroops, @ 900 men) at some distance, and
will, we suppose, be compelled to retire to-
wards the coast. RS no hopes now remain for
his party. Santa Anna has gone to Vera
Cruz, and assumed the command of the troops
there The views and intentions Of this chief
do not appear to be web understood, but it
rs generally believed that they are in favor Of
BustameBte."
Tie apocalypse Alexander Smyth, a
Representative from Virginia, lately address
ed a memorial TO the Virginia Convention,
demonstrating against n provision then con-
templated, and since adopted, as part Of
the new Constitution of that State, declaring
any man ineligible to the office of Governor
who is not native citizen of the T. States.
The conqueror of Csnada AYERS that ne has
no desire TO fill the office of Governor of Vir-
GINA, but protests against being restrained
FROM accepting it, which would be the effect
OF the provision upon him, as he was born in
small European Island "called on maps
RathGn, by some writers Ratherin. and ce-
lehrated as the asylum of Robert Bruce
The Coaxcntion lave not deemed it either
Essential or useful" to adopt AN ingenious
dist action taken by MIR. Smyth in the case of
Mr.: Arnold. to the Commonwealth, that Mr.
: should be made eligible to its Executive
Chair. The surprise and pleasure" express
ed by the Political Arena OF Frederick sburg,
at learning the fact revealed" 10y MIR. S,
though not '.upon honor" that he was not
born in tins country, appe airs TO be felt in O.
ther quarters of the. State Of Virginia, and
win probably receive general concurrence
throughout the Union.
Georgia Geiiantsy-The attendance OF
females in the Court as witness, except in
criminal cases, Is dispensed with, and thesr
testimony taken by inteTrogatories, precisely
sge heheve as II they RI sideC cut of the country
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The Pittsburg Gazette thus remarks on
what is likely 70 result from one OF the old
Sams used in the Cabinet Message:
WAR; WAR!-PresidentJ acRsoN, in his
message, at the commencement Of the present
session OF Congress, said: 1T is my settled
purpose TO ask nothing that is not cicariy
'fght. and to submit to nothing that is wrong."
Our new Minister TO Great Britain has been
instructed TO endeavour to secure the direct
trade to the British West Indies. From ate
,nte9hgepee il appears that that government
has refused to allow this direct intercourse to
our vessels. II it's cseolls rigid that we should
have direct trode 10 the British West In liza
Islands, land we must suppose il is,or Press
dent Jack-cn would not ask it, il is ,cronae
tor Great Britain to refuse it, and dc Herr
will ''submit 10 nothing that is wrong" II
therefore, the PFesideas adheges to his decla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02
Marshai's Sale of land.

HDURSUANr to = decree Of the 5npsriof
Court Of Chsneery for the Lynehbprg Dis
,rici, pronounced on The I'D day OF May, 1880,
in the cause of Lloyd against Crews, the under
signed Marshal Of the said conrt, will sell, by
way nf nublic auction, on Tuesday the 21a
day of December, 1890, II fair. II not. the next
fair day thereafter. Tor cash, on the premises,
certain tract If land, lying and being IN the
county Of Amherst. wbere the said Crews lt"-
" lived, % The man rad leading from Lynch
hurg To Amherst Court-house, and adjoining
the lands Of Beni. Brown, John McDanifI,
Lindsey Mcdaniel, James Pendlefon and o
Tiers, supposed 10 Contain sig hi hundred sctes,
be the same moIe or less
IH0S. A. HoLCOMBE, Mar.
Nov. % ffds
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YnI UkSUANI 10 a decree of the Superior
* Couri OF Cbaueefy. for the Lynebbnrg
District, pronounced al the Oct tsfn,. 1890,
IN The cause of Coggsshal against Lhsley. thu
undersigned Marshal Of the snid court will sell,
Of December, 1890. OH the premises, ~ the
town of Lypchburg, lot. part OF No. A.. con-
tanning 30 feet front, with brick building, On
Ord street. near the Washington tavern, aud on
1hursdsy the Goth December. 1880. on the
premises, 2 tracts OF land, adjoining zach other
one OF 100 acres, on Burton aud Dreaming
Creek, the other tract Of loo aer TIE last tract
subject 10 the dover of Mrs. Terrell The above
property will be sold upon IL moaths credit.
4. A. H0LCoMBE, Marshal.
Nov. % tdsf
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AnURSUANr to a deeres OF the Superior
- Cont ol Chancery, for the Lynebburg
District, rendered at tho October term, 1880,
in the eaus. OF Hunt sgnins, Boyd, the under
sigoed Marshal III the said court will SELL Tor
cash. before his office door, in the town Of
Lynehburg, ON Friday The 3lst December ,
1880 ELEVEN NEGROES. or MS many M
will pay the amount Of said decree aud costs
Of sale. They are very valuable slaves, and
among them two blhoksmitns
/. A. ilOLCoMBE, Marshal.
Nov opi tJsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

Catolea had fight Some pet.ou csras ny.
anu enqoirei OF ons If tho cunha isni, u haf
was TIN ma,ter' oh says he. " nothing OF
uinch eon.sqpeaen. Jun aud had u Ls,lVeu.
lion, aud vas seon, ID nuli.fy him. when he
cried gu, Disanion -
The family Of Lafayette. i. one of the ,oldes 81
IN The annals of F,zncs BrHgnr a. far
back as thr year lt13. the Msrshsl Lafayette
defeated the Eoglish Duke Of clarruer, and
preserved France from the dominion Of Eng
land.
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F.om fle Rnieirh SIR. Ner. q.


Dyspepsia Curtd We take pleasure in sta.
DIR. 6. a Rose, whose intention To visit The pr,n.
cipal towns IN the Southern States. tot the pa,
pose Of offering relief TO those AFFECTED with this
dreadful maladp, has heretofore bren announe-
ed, arrived IN this city on Saturday last aud
has taken lodgings al Mr.. Guiou's Hoiel, where,
Tor short time. hs services may he command
ed. We are also grathed 10 have II ia our
power 10 say. in behalf of DR. Il. aud for the
encouragement of such as have cause 10 make
application 10 him, that he is n scientific gentle-
man OF great EN- .nenoe 10 his profess ion IN Viz
GINA, where he has precilsed With singular sue.
cess for upwards OF 20 YEARS aud he has also
IN his possession ample Testimonials OF the ct
tfaordinary virtue Of ibe remedies that he has
recently discovered ~ the cure of Dyspepsia,
which nre sufficient 10 convince the most scep-
teal With some OF the ptrsons who depore
&c its efficacy, we are well acquainted, and
Know them Ia he nten OF the slrctuess Yeraouy
and II Is also known Ia us that they have breu
desperately afflicted with this, no less distress
ing because fashionable disease for many
years. We deem II supeflluous TO remark iat-
ther Than, that we are prepared 10 say, from
an acquaintance which one OF the Editors has
with ID. RS mode ot practice. that II is founded
upon the most enlightened and scientific pr,n-
been henrtined by his treatment, who are
eheered with the hope OF heng SON restored &c
that desirable condition which is very Justly
called the poor mans riches, the Iich man
blss.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

1r2 vtrue ola deed OF trust, executed by
- Charles Lewellin 10 the undersigned MS
unstee, TO secure n debt due To John ilollns, |
will sell ut the market house. in the town Of
LynchbUIg, on Monlay The 18Th day OF the
present monlh, for cash. the interest which ihe
said Charles ne@,llin had Ia the estate uf MIs
Bagby his wife, mother also. "a house and of
N tue town of alarysvle in the county OF
Campbell aud also. the interest hp h,l IA The
estate oil MS decreased father.
SAMUEL MILLER, Trustee.
Dec. IDS
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NEW BOOKS

d. ALE AT AUCTION. SATURDAY morning
Sa II O'Clock, IN front oi my oliiee.
. negroes. one 6rst rite Cook, Washer aud
,oner
| Gin, about - years Old.
HousehuulI nnd Kitchen Furniture Of the beat
KIND,
Groceries, with many other articles.
JOHN CARROLL, Aueiioneer.
Dec . ids
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SMiEkaiS1.

INeOriCE.--i shall, at my house, on the
IL 9th December urH Utlrr inr hIe Tor thr
nrat year. the Negroes belonging IL I've Estate
OF 4. Rucksr drcd. Hoping those persuos
v ho hired Tor the present. car wall deliver the
Negroes hired by tnom ON that day, clothed "a
required by INC term. | snail expect 10 receive
the line money with the Neg,ors, AZ winch Tine
the ,er,h, v IL be seen for the next year
JESSE MCHEsUS, Adm'f.
DE DonIs non.
D,r.2 VI"
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=
ration for Their lshor
u Mr.. Henry Banks. formerl, well known
IN virginia, ba' for mony yeurs past resident
o. Kentucky, announces his intention Of eong
10 Washington this winter, for the purpose OF
1ntorming the President of his numerous
! publications. aud expenses to promote his elec.
ton 10 the Presidency We wonder that Mr..
Banks has so long deferred putting in his CLAIM
for his REGARD, while so masy others, less wor.
thy than himself, have been filling their itching
palms from Uncle Sans crib. His tariiness
may operate as a foreclosure of his claims
more especially as he has chosen 10 assai the
Heaven born Amos" in no measured terms
or all The palace slaves, Duff excepted, ii i,
'hongh, Kendall hns mos, influence with the
President and therefore MIR. Banks should
have concilia,ed him, Notwithstanding Amos
got the Secnad Auditors once by represent ting
himself 10 the President as the author Of &C :
tain Essays published in his paper. but whirh
Mr.. Banks asserts we're from his pen. MIR. b.
adds, with great narieHe, that he authorised
NJ r. =. Blair 10 tell Kendall that he was u
,conndrel'--an act OF supererogat,on on the
part IL Mr.. g., inasmuch as that fact WAS well
knoAn both II Kendall aud the public. Rlt.
Banks threatens shortly 10 make oihel de.
monstfatons' against the Second Auditor !; but
be mo.i chang that tune il he expects 10 get
any thing by his trip to Washington
D = Resolutions have been introduced into
the Legislature OF North Carolina, approving
the Presidents Veto Message, aud announcing
the larih system rs unconstitutional and op.
picssiye A violent debate was eApecled.
~ The Senate of Georgia has passed Res
olulIons, nulIifym the Nulhycrs
~ We were mistaken last Monday in say
ing that not one Of the administrator papers
which had claimed Judge Prentlss, The newly
elected Senator from Vermont, as belonging to
tie Jackson party, would notice his letter de-
ny,ng thai runor. The Washington Telegraph
has for once done an act o Justice in publlshlr G
the letter. Wa, DoG at home or has The age
Of miracles returned
Erraidm An error occurred IN our last, in
COPYING the letter relative to a Rail Road iiom
Lynchburg 10 James River. Instead of saying
that parts Of North Eastern aud Southwestern
virginia" IRE supplied with Salt f,om the works
in Wa hlngton county. it should have read thus
partq OF North Carolina and Southwestern
Virginia. sc.
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YS.3R. VoLLENllNE SGRUGG Sir.
Ael plra,e tate notice, that on thu 2'st, 22d
aud 23d days ofJanuary, 1881, al the fesldroce
OF Mr.. George Booker OF the county of Buck
ing ham, between the rising aud setting oil the
sun OF those days, shall pro e.d 10 lake the
dispositions OF John Couch aud Others, 10 DO
read aS ,vidrn.a IN my so't against YOU now
depending aud undetermined IN the County
CourI OF buckingham, on the Chnncery side ol
sad court at winch TINE and place you may
attend, II you mink proper.
REM. A. PHILLIPS, For
Np. l. isbell
De- 1w
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List, 81 ayed, or cOn0nyed Jro@ Aew
fnnInn

y RED and white SPANIEL DOG, with n
~ btass Collar on ms neck, bearing the let
ter. {. u. B. Any person who viii cause the
sail dog To bc conveyed back To Charles W.
Beaumont, Tobacco and SnnH Manulact 'rrr,
near the Franiiiin Hotel, Lynchb"re, snail re-
ceiye reward OF two dollars and fi'y cents.
Dec. -
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NJ ARR Af.lS.

MARRIED. % last evening. by the Rev. ~
S. Reid. FAYEIIE HENRY NOHEELL. csq
OF this town, 10 Miss MARY C., daughter o
VIM. r. Rome. Esq. Of Amherst.
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Let Vhs'sis do likewise. sad mary years viii
mol eiapss before our southwestern counties
vii be sending 10 ms he p, oduce OF their uuw
n"e"ltsa'ed fsros~. aud receiving IN return,
what they oaenot now get. an ample remapc-
ration for Their lsbor.
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Vest NutcM AuiAs.

5eaHE subscriber has lately received h large
=. supply Of The besi Opaque Onteh Qp'lls.
howell DAVIES.
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been great deyotes aud warm advocate Of
the liberties of the people-but as Citisen
Ring. our lives upon il that he will learn 10 re.
gard the privileges The Monarch as stll dear.
er TO him than the rithts ofhs subjscls. But
why speculate, WHEN events all so soon sneak
for themselves LIT content ourselves. for
the present with quoting that sage and consol-
ing expression, To which the erud;te and CLASH.
cal Editor of the Richmond Enquirer never
!a!. 10 resort when clouds aud darkness rest
upon the future, aud limit his prophetic vi-
sion Nous perroa,"
The intelligence from Spain, il it he true. is
deeply affecting. We hope there may he some
error in IT. II was certainly rash attempt, OF
Col. Valdez, TO Invade that Kingdom with his
slender force OF a few hundred man mud he
hardly deserved better fate il he was not lie
c"ited by false assurance OF support, after he
should have entered the country, and rai,ed The
standard Of revolt. Should il be true, it will
induce greater caution, if any farther attempts
shall hereafter he madr, 10 eIc,ta rebellion a =
gainst the " pettcoat embro iderer"--aho is a
disgrace 10 manhood. however well he may be
qualified to oil throne.
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Campbell Norembsr Csari. 1880.
William Iiihnaa, Comp isinant
ngHnst .
RirharIt nsdsu aud LouIsa his WIFI Dsfandants--in
Chancery.
IL apps rinR to tn. that the defsndnnts are not
inhas.st of th. State, snd they not having npfshou
and pivon ny according To TIC act vi tho Asson
by II order. Tat they do app3lf hers on ths 30
cand Monday 40 February next aud answer tha bill OF
ia. eonplsnaut aud that tts order be inserted III the
Iynchbnrr Viz insn for months aud copy thereof
bs postal tho tue court mouse Of tins county,
on a0no court day. 49,. ... -
A rop,-T,.ts JOHN ALEXANDER, OK
Dsq , M2nI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-02

W Resolutions have BEEN introduced into
the Legislature OF North Carolina, approving
the Presidents Veto MESSAGE, aud announcing
the larln system rs unconstitutional and OPP
piessiye. A violent debate was eApecred.