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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
Hfliidm u. Reid aud Thoma, j. Rs'd,
Administrators Of John Red, de-
ceased, Joseph all, jr. AMI R0'efi
I,ffIsr

Administrators of John Rc'ds DC
ceased, Joseph all, jr. aai R0'eft
Cutler,
YuyAkE notice. -Tha,. on Wednesday
III the 2sd das Of Deee fnbcf nfti, hs'"srn
tie rising and setting 81 be sun at he dwelling
house Of Nathan Williamson. IN The oonhty oi
Ta..,Il. ass State 81 satth tais.inn. shall
proceed taIak. The depasiii0ns 81 Nathan WI
hanson. FfeemaB Lesth and Ahniah efaFFs,
Betsy Barker and others, aud II tot bnish"h
on mat LAY viii couIiane tom day to day un-
u, eompleied Aud oa Thursday the Boih day
OF December nexi, between the iising aud SIT
t,ne at the sun 90 the dsrlaug house Of Andrew
NJ Cul,. in the county al ORANGE. aud state
Of North Caroline. | shall proceed 10 take The
aepu.i' loaa OF Andrew NeCuiiy q others and
ifuoi Gnishstl on That day will 'ooniinne iro"i
day TO day, urti, mpietrd. Aud on bfd
n,sdsy the 1911 oi January, 1881, between The
rising and setting II e sun at the dwelling
house O. William II. PiuInpt., IN The town ot
Naynesbor ough and Staie of North Carolina
viii proceed 10 lake the DISPOSITIONS Of Martin
Bush aud Samuel Steel and o,hrr, and II noI
finished on that Day will continue from day "a
day untn completed. And, ON Thursday the
aath day OF January, 1881, between tho rising
and setting Of the sun, AT iGe tavern OF John
stout nj Nelson Iolrt.hp aud state OF
Virginia. will proceed To take The dispositions
of Phrip van aud others snd Il not finished
ON thai day. will continue hom day 10 day IA
nj completed, TO lie read as evidence IN sui u
Chancely, nov depending ~ The Chaneers
Dls'riGt Court. holden 10 Lynn bbnrg, "a which
am liant n aud you me defendants. wher
aud where YOU may attend should you ihinF
proper Respectfully. yours,
HENRY, a panper, sou OF Esther.
Nov 10 idt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

NJ . lice !! Intending to leave this niac,.
~ the last of this month. | mest earn.,,lv
solicit payme"t from. all those uho oye n,c.
Those WHO tail to comply with t.is request, viii
have 10 puy to nn officer
HENRY ALLISON.
Nov. 90
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
Hov. 8

oliNi.-By sT,ue Of deed of trust
: y executed TO the subscriber by Wan. Jon
l"h, beating date the ! III day of October
Isl, and recorded ia the Clerks office Of Am
LIT, shall roeesd to ell, 10 the his hest biz.
III, II Cash, al tae tesidenee of the sid jon.
-, Ia The comfy ol Amh,Id, On the 10th ,ny
3" breehoef next ensuing, one noivIy OF a
'iae, Of land, supposed TO Contain four hundied
aefes. aud Is the same on winch the said Jon.
."s ies'des, end adloms the lands oi Wm. PRIV.
&c aud otess--Aso, Que nsgto woman named
jsse, Que hegfo eirl n"med Evulnr, & their in.
CO, hse' u any, i"o bosrs, one ukr OF oxen & or
cart, l~ Give head OF horueh cattle, thnty head
oi hogs, eleven head OF sheep, three beds md
furniture, one secretary and buokcase one
walnut press, aud the halsnc, ui TIE household
ior@iure oil the said Jopling together with al
his knchen furniture aud rlantaton utensils.
Aeimg as trustee, shall convey only such
title as Is vested IN me, when Is. however. h,
le,ed 10 be indisputai, a.
BENNE 4 \. CRAWFORD, Trustee.
Nov. -. III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
Wheat . Wheat 8.

wv are now receiving Wheat at the Black
" Water Mills. wi. pay the best cash 81 ic,.
Tor all delivered there. Those wishing TO en-
gage their crops will phase call on us. we vii
give them choices of several liberal propusi.
tons. NATuI, WINSTON l. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
Trust SaAS OF AIaNA.

- Vntue of a deed in trust, executed by
- Jos Dilardio peachy Franklin aud II,
D. raw ford, bearing date ia" 3Olh day OF MAY,
.o-o' anu oil record IN the Clerks office OF
h"'ne,s' county, the subscriber acculd ding to tie
provisions OF said deed will on the 9TH Drrrn,.
oef next, II iair, aud il not the next ialr ,sv
thereafter, proceed 10 sell for cash TO the high
e. bidder, before the door OF James 5. Pendle
tons tavern Ia n. Glasgow the tract OF lanl in
SAID deed named, containing 10y estimation 800
acrrs' near New Glasgow, adjoining tbe land
oil Nm. Hiesinbotham and others. There is a
aafse aud comfortable dwelling house on 81 id
land also Two good barns, and other nrcessa.
~ buildings The subscriber will only convey
sueh tile As Is vested in him by saj deed Of
nust which is considered good
WIN. 5 CRAWFORD.
Oct a. I'll.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

M ckEE, ROBINSON N Gu. vii give the
NA highest cash price 10, 10000 bushels oil
wheat.
Oct, %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
L1WSaGD OLE.

LA III SG ED OILs
n SMALL quantity Linseed Oil, received
- and tor sale by w. J. HOLCOMBE.
Oct 81
AZ cour, held for Amherst county on the 10Th day
WA oil october, 1880, Peter +. Christian, his own
e"', auu a. surviving exor. of John Christian, tbt
Nc Nc ilu against Richard Davenport and May h'4
""ile Ihifies L. Christian, John Christian WIN. l."
Inrisuan, Elizabeth Christian Walter l.. ChrlstlaII
'onh ,h'lstihn, an infant under the age OF twenty
sgfs, son 9" Samuel Christian dec, Drury Chris
i i 'udith Christian, James e. Christian and DAT
~ ~, =. CHRISTIAN, Dets. In Chancery
- ne ueiehdants Richard Davenport and Mary ms
.haFIes IL Christian WIN. l.. Christian and John
Hilslla'' soh of SamueD not having entered thelt
atieaiHhee and given security according the a't
~ assembly aud the rules of this court and 1t appear
S from satisfactory evidence that they not 10,
dotahs OF this country: 1t is ordered that the sald
icnudatS do appear here the first day of Decembef
eott next and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; that
toPY OF TINS order he forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed III the town fLynchburg for two months
uccesYely aud posted the front door of the codt,
house vi tins county. ACopy-Teste
a., ARTHUR b. DAVIES
Oct Il IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

BEST NNtch Auiils.

7 kAiE Subscriber has lately received large
'SA supply Of the best opaque Dutch Quilts.
Howell DAVIES.
nar
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06

ET0ilCcE'-Ihose who arr indebted 70 ii.
san -. aae urn oil David & Robert Kyle, are re-.
NoY. IS "nGnl AfLt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-12-06
Commission Business

Nov p
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

GIVE are authorised TO announce to the
freeholders of Berkeley county, that Gen.
ELISHA BOYD and CHARLES JAMES
FAULKNER, Esq will serve in the mex.
General Assembly, if. elected.
aEWe are authorised to announce ia the
freeholders of Jefferson county that JOHN S.
GALLAHER, Esq is candidate for the
next General Assembly.
give are authorised to announce to the
frseholders of Jefferson county that DANIEL
MORGAN, Esq. is candidate for the next
General Assembly.
s5-We are authorized to announce to the
freeholders Of Morgan county. that CASA
WAY CROSS, Esq. will be candidate for
the next General Assembly.
eT-We are authorised to announce to the
freeholders of Morgan couaty, that Mr.
JOHN O'FEHRALL win bea candidate for
the merit General Assembly.
GIVE are authorised TO announce TO the
frseholders of Morgan county ,thatNlrJAMES
M. WHEAT win be a candidates for the
next General Assembly.
a1LWe are authorised to announce to the
freeholders Of Morgan county, that Mr..
4 WILLIAM SMITH is again . candidate
Cor the next General Assembly.
4 e1-We are authorized to announce to the
freeholders of Morgan county, that ISAIAH
! BUCK, Esq. is candidate:for the next Gen
eral Assembly.
give are authorised to announce to the
i freeholders of Morgan county, that Mr..
j JEREMIAH HAYWOOD will be candid
4 ate for the next General assembly.
! give are authorised to announce to the
!, freehcldsrs Of Morgan county, that Mr.
i ANDREW MICHAEL win be candidate
, for the next General Assembly. 4
: give are authorised to announcesto the
: fresholders Of Morgan county, that Mr.
0 WILLIAM HAhaIESON wiiibe candid
' ate for the next General Assembly,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
MARRIEn

At Shepherdssown. on Tharsday sv,,,,s,
the zth inst. By the Rev. Mr.. Caddens NJ
wmam Iaytor, 10 Miss Merry Hel,aan'
daughter OF the late Maj. William H,ckp,sp.
Of that place -'''~'''s'p
On Thursday last, by the same, Mr.. p.r;s
Z. nsasass, 10 Misc Smuh .7sn Sscknfors
dasshter OF MIR. John Sickafocs, all Of th;s
county.
On the same day, by the Rev. Mr.. Brown.
az. JON .nsdaiskngE Of Washington county.
Mr.. Jonathan Cushwa, or tbs county
On the same evening, by the same. NJ.
Dar'd Seibcs.to Miss Ei;<a K~asy, all ofthls
county.
On the same evening. by the Rev. Mr..
Young, MT IAemas Richards, to Miss Jul;aus
kstehsa, all Of this county. '0
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
DIEn>


On Sunday morning last. Mr. f,.o~... 49,
JMrCeay, son Of Mr.. John Mr(s,r,r~' - az.
county. IN the 2Ist year of h;s avs
=. I'm tuesday morning, .jo,ss " son of Mr.
VIM. Gladden, of this place.in the 9Th ycsr On
his age.
On the e7th alt Miss .Nmv Ks..u.,,r.y
Daughter OF Mr.. Conrad Kownslar, az thie
county, aged 20ycam.
In kne,gh, North Carolina, on Fridav
morning, the sth instant, at the rssidcnce e
1av'n HoEg. Esq. tho Re- Rev. Joha S,m-t
narenserYt. - u. Bishop Of the Protcssane
n.piscopai ChiHeh In North Carolina. in the
osth year Of his ago. Duriag long iiIness.
which from tho first BIO was persuaded wa. i
.slcknoss unto DEATH" he manifested 4 per.
iect and christian resignation to tho viii ue
Tod, and looked forward to bis approaching
dissolution with cslmncss and intrcpiditv
inspired only by an unwavering faith ana Z
steadiSst hope in the mercy OF God through
the atonemeut of Christ. Retaining his con-
hdence IN the principles which he had SO ahlv
maintained, unimpaired to the last, and exhl-
Dung m bus conversation and department an
impressive example cffhe power or the Cos
pei--in the full Possession or his reason. il
resigned his soul into the hands OF his Re-
dcemer and his God, aud thus closed hiss
christian course IN a manner becoming The.
eminent character which he had sustained a.,
Minister of Jesus Christ
Tn Saturday evening his remains were a.
tended by arumcrous eollaetirm of The citi-
gems, TO tic Episcopal Church. and intsrreA
within the chancel--thc burial service beiurs
performed by the Rev. George w. Freemars.
Rector Of the Church
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

BuBLiC SALEM Ill be scta ~ pntlis<
II auction, at tho farm of the su6scrher.,
one mile from Formans Mill. in the Meek.
IN saturday, The 27h instant,
ALL or mrs STOCK or
Horses, Goes, Sheep aud Hors. Fmyn;ne-
Uiensih Of all kinds. s.cjs AZ pIouejv, Hmys,ns.
What Fan, Wagas, Carts, re. losre
quantity Of Corn b The b,sshsi.
A credit Of seven months win bc given shs
purchaser on all sums over ten dollars, upon.
giving bond with approved security; unlec-
that SUM, cash. Sale to commences af IA
O'Clock, A. M. and due attendance given. ~
CARLYLE r. WHITING.
March rs, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

HyHE CENTRAL HOTEL, situated in
j Charlestown. Jefferson county, Virginia,
late Fulton: Hotel, will be newly fitted up
81 Anil who win rfys eyerv sstens;on 20 II.
ford comfort to those who BAY make choice
Of his house.
ELIAS EDMoNDs
Ctsisssows, Nazsh ls.'Iss&
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18
STORE GOODS,
GASSAWAY CROSS.
admir- Of 5. w. Ogden. d.,

DUBL1C .SALEs--Will be disposed 81, :
IL public auction, at the subscribers resi-
dence, near the head Of Tuscsrora, on Snts
urday, the 9th inst. all OF his personal prop.
erty, Consisting Of Horses, Colts, Cows and
young Cattle. Sheep and Hogs; Wagon.
Ploughs and Harrows, one Patent Wheat
pair Wood Ladders, and Hay DO Wheel bare
row, Cross cut Saw; one elegant GriEdstone>
Also, a Barosche and Harness; Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Zen Plate Stove aad
Pipe. one Clock, Beds, Bedsteads, Tables..
Chairs, Corner Cupboard, two barrels Vine
gar, a quantity Of Potatoes, and Bacon by tho
pound.
Six months credit win be given ON sll sums
Of five dollars and upwards, upon giving bondA
with approved security; under that sum, cash.
Sale to commence early in the day.
DAVID EMMERT
March Is, 1880.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

DUBLIC SALE--Wil be sold at auction
Il in the town Of Oath, Morgan county,
Va. on Thursday, the lst day Of April next.
on credit Of nine months, the purchaser o.
purchasers giving bond with approved sscop-
rity, the entire stock of
STORE GOODS.
late the property Of Stephen W. Ogden, ds4.
consisting Of q general assortment or DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, QUEEN'S3 and
HARDWARE. Persons wishing to engage
1.-THE mercantile business will DO well 90 en-.
brace the advantage II tho Abovs sale, -
bargains may be had.
GASSAWAY CROSS.
Admir- Of 5. w. Ogden. d.,
Bath, March Ia, 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

Eng'and Mr.. Hayes speech L. Ii 4 seat
part made Of quotations from Mathew Ca
rsys poted g OLpe Bruseh," a. Il was called:
put which, from It's character and purpose.
naa more appropriately been entitled sTxs
S'ssassag .Nsffia"-IBosros PAELkpIum.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

M oninions. never will--Richmosd Wing.
The great states'n1n--pe ana ssohoeI-
al not,;ot-HE.N'RY CL.aY-isrisi'ig roptd-
Min The confidence and affections Of The .4ssr.eG
people. From one end ofths Union to the oteer
ev;denees ofhis gvo,ring popularity are breasnsg
forth II. the Eastern, the Western, me ssor
tl,,, and the Middle Statss, he IS looked 20 a,'e
.ss,sd ,po,, as the sheet anchor Of hope. IN this
carr dn, Of degradation and trsal-a'ad ecs" ~
The South Wea a cheering ray beams upon the
orsnses that soas tc0nt to shut ont hope from th"s
section. He has lately been inrited to partase 9
Dvbl;c damers at .Natchez aud Port Gibson q
other places IN Mississippi; at Memphis, Tens
and al different places IN Louisiana sfs th'
FORMER place the ussefiig ,cich tho i'sr'tatso" 'c
giyen ",cas attended ,cifhort any rgerefee u
fbsool;ticaI aaisaositiss Of The past-sr'thou
.,n,f,; d;stncfioa"--t1,sd ,ras intended a. "ies
f;monu of respect to him as a Distinguished ne
,,,.fEcan eitissn.'' One Of The resolutions odoP
TED At The neetiag, Expresses scish "n0t n'eref,
tbot thew MAY eafefd to hina TIE rites q hosP1'H
En-, hi also nal.fest to him their t'a con tdene
:. his iategrsty, rirs,e, aud sseo'ruf'tsoss Pat
,;ot;sm.n We ask, ~ the i@lgtmge9f ths 1sese
,;Te Baraer, "JPhm more than. ha,s eo'aa ~
p,st rfesoted partismas sayf'-Whoi sess ...
tI;s ,,o,Jd hare come up to the stcndard q gus
f;ess What stranger evidence can be rsqss'fe
of the reaction Of public opinion IN fdrer z ea
;n~niaed greatness and Psrsee"fsS pasr1'G;sibs s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-03-18

March Is, 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17
Fr"M THE NAT,orA1 Jo1-RYA1..
. VI T III w IVI-1fIs 70 Is'F9fI''
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..

BIf Editor: Having for the last ten years attend
ed the lettings Of the General Post Office Contracts
it affords me pleasure To say that though uoi always
successful the dDDirent iuticr an II MY Dft he de-
csions of the Postmaster General never left cause of
dissatisfaction until tn, last Oc,obar contracts-the
franhnes> and confidence that we formerly met with
and as soon as it could be done with propriety the
exposure of The books to- pubic view served The dou-
BILE purpose of satisfying the feelings ofthe unsucccs
ful, and Of protecting the Department from any sus
picion Of uufarness; but the last OCCASION there
was closcness of commune tion and reserve of
manner which soon produced the impression among
the bidders, that to succeed, required other merit
than the mere Justice of their the justified
the apprehension have lost my contract; but whe-
ther underbid or not uniformed and unsatisf~
ed. The Register Of Bids" book formerly sub
mttcd the contractors that each might be satisfied
That b, has been Justly dealt with has,
on this occasion, been kept in strict sccison
nor have had tho opportunity OF object
ing the responsibility Of my opponent or his sure
ties The only indulgence we received were hints TO
bid lo,g-vcrv low &c. &c: bnty that rather served
to confound iisn otherwise. OIc case of fagrant in
Justice occurred, more remarkable perhaps lor lis
general evil tendency, than f,Jtho injury which mere
individuals have suffered FROM It, though II great.
THIS if persevered IN will 1t once reduce the whole
system OF bidding or contActing on the fair princi
pics of competition into mere lobs supported by
lister influence and granted 70 sinister ends A
lumpnp contract has been grated for 800 or 900
miles, to hIessrs -. vile several, myself g.
monr them, have been led O rather mlslcd by the
proposals issued b. the DeIE'ment, to apply IN q
form and manner entirely siicTcnt rom the one a
lop;ed, which is eit5geti| InJH2cadcn:, aAd III vio
laton Of the adrcrtlscmet. What Is % &c don&
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

pated, Gov. Barbour has every reason to eiicltatt
hmse!fon he popular admiration, sympathy and res
pect, which have been awakened by the course of e
vents before the Committeeman which so loudly re
bue the miserable and vndctive rancor OF party sp
rit, which such time this is IN the political his
tory of Virginia would deprive her of the services oil
a powerful debater and experienced Statesman.
Post Office Contrdcts-We find in the Boston
Courier of the OF the following notice of commu-
nicaton which we lately published from the Enoui
rer The quarter whence this conter1p;uous notice
oil the article of jefferson proceeds, is at least
remarkable.
To Ike Editor of Tie Ccuy:er.
The abuse ofihe PostMast, General by writer IN
the Richm nd Enquirer noticed in the Boston Courier
OF w ednesday is merely oupouring of superfuous
spleen by disappointed competitor for mail
The same chargeS,i IN definite FORM laid before
andinvestgated by the President fthe United States
and found TO be utterly groundles and malicious.
SCALPEL.
Senator from Pennsylvania. Yesterday, the Lee
gisiature to go the election of Senator of
the U. S to supply the place of Gen Marks, whose
tIemen had already been nominated in the State Sc
nate
By Mr.. Burden Samuel ~ Kean
Brown, James S Stevenson.
Krepps CFayette,1 Thomas Ir,cia'
WISE. Richard Coulter.
Kr"bs. Schuylkili,] I'm G.. Ha,ccil,s.
Piper, Hnrmqr Denny
Ring and, IYiit,an NJ Creery.
Houston, James Buchanan
Jackson [IIunlingdon,l c. J. Iagersoli
II csc gentlemen of course, all good Jackson
men! but at Har isburg, else where divisions un-
fortunately exist among The Republican Party (par
ercelte"ce) as TO the merits of Gov Wolf and Mr..
Ingham-Messrs Van Buren, and Calhoun. Gen.
Mexican, Is the candidate of the Wolf and Ingham
or which we believe Is the thing-the Calhoun
party The others. we believe, are the other way.
This election will test the strength of the opposing
factions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17
THE FREDERICKSBURG.
FEMALE SEMINARY.

Conducted by Hiss b gss. tOiU be continued this yea,
q I will be opened on The 9Th of January and viii
q close on the 18th December, with vacation of
month from the 18th Of Jane 20 The 1871, oil Ju~
The pupils viii be instructed IN Orthoerapby Read
raphy with the Of Globes, and the Rue,ments of
Astronomy. The price Of board aud trtoD, will be
S2C, half payable IN advance ar5 tic baIence ot
tue end of the year Each pupil nlIl brig Hlh i.r
pair OF blankets, pair of sheets, ccloUrcd conn
tcrpaDc and four towels, eli married.; # it is pre-
ferred, tney will BE- furnished jy for additional
charge 81 So Such young ladies' IS remain in my
fanny, during vacation, wrI be charged at The rate
OF $40 per month. Such If them as may choose TO
be instructed IN Music, Will b. charged a the rate Of
SEQ per quarter, OF IS lessons. There are = fcyv
vacancies yet 10 be filed.
u Letters addressed 20 nc. GARDENERS Eosd-
Louisa will be promptly attended 10.
dec 7-1awf2 FREDK. HAPRrc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

hereafter! Are we 10 consider ourselves invited bv
Inc department to attend at the consumption of
ana money only to be deluded? Or will hey be per-
united forever to break through all law and Justice
That few favorites may be graiGed-to keen their
old contracts at old profits?
Knmor states, aud with much probability that only
an hour before this long contract Mobile) was dec
ded the Postmaster General had very pointcdiy gwen
ms opinion against IT. and only changed il az the in
stance OF Reverend gentleman, whose word is said
to be law with HIM and perhaps OUGHT to he ifhis
motives were always equal 20 hrs powers.
HIS motives. however, IN this case are obvious
when advert ta the fact, that by this arrapgement
Messrs: NJ. of North Carolina, and Mel of S. Car
DINA, secured tFer contracts These CONSCIENTIOUS
gentlemen were good friends to Van Buren, with the
Postmaster General and Cah un mon with Tho
vice Roy over him. Their prudent conduc also
secured Tor them several other routes on all of which
'here were uncxcrp,ionable unherhldde : IN ,.rre
amount, particularly from FavcttevIe 20 Chariesto1
IL was inc hrst Intention to exclude Mr. Mel alto
gether II practicable and it ought 10 BE- matter E
some self congratulations that IN his in,erv;a
determination. ~
Then comes the case of Mr. = of Ir;;,; IL
friend and favorite of the Vice Roy who ret all h.,
asked for. and in asking was not very modest Nv
what magic could he secure his old route though mn
Gerbd by s. ~ S to the amount Of So 0oo when
an undfrDld OF only $40 sufficient to procure
MN Inc rJue OF Mr. T.. old and popular contrac-
tor another friend and avoritr of the Vice Row
". ). OF Alexandria, obtained two routes from Fred
ericksaurg upon of which there were cerinjnI,,
Nv" nnderbds To considerable arno uni bv ppe ,cen
thsa5le men.
indeed, Ii the contracts arc to be riven in future
upon the same principle, rather the same want of
pFincipie that appeared to actuaie The Department
on the occasion speak of, how much better world
it be at once to distribute among friends ard favor
lies all that are valuable, and only advertise the
cmainder? "
Some of the underbidders as am informed have
submitted their cases % The President of the United
S'ates' WIN The determination of pursuing even to
Congress their claim of redress. God grant them
success, for feel tina, it is due
NORTH CAROLINIAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

=, The New York papers of last Saturday contain
the following notice.
ton of HENRY CLAY as President of tbe IInited
States are requested to meet Masonic Hall on
Monday evening next, at z o'clock ,a take such
that object" s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17
= Office TO Creditors.

" pursuance of an order Of the Staunton ChsDcery
District Court, hereby give notice t. tie c-edi-
tors Of Jacob Kinney Esq late of The county of An-
gusa, dcceased to present their claims ec9insi he
sad Kinney, properly ou hentscated, to nc, nj my
Office IN stanton, Tuesday t!e 9Th Gay Of Jsnua-
ry ne%t,--In order thai they may participate TIC
distribution Of The oessifs q The SAID estate
w. CLARKE. Mas.er Cou,rris-i. ncr.
oct 2o-wf0, s-'arutof - .ar~nrv icorrS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-17

MARRIED-On Wednesday evening Inst, by the
Rev Dr George a Baxter. FaANc,sT. AxDEnsoS,
ct, to Miss MARY ANN ALEXANDER. dauohier of
Andrew Alexander Esq OF Rockbrdge