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Is cor oim,y TO a decd OF ,rus, eascuuu ou
a the 9Th Oc:ober, 1880 by d. Samuel b. Risc,
and duly recorded In .hs Clerks Office CT ii aS
W. TO secure the payment OF debts th rein Toned
we, or one OF as purpoge selling 10 lac hjgbee bidder,
puhs eucion, on the premise Tu~,dsy, he 25
OGGbej next, II iSif othcrwi,e the TAI; day
after, Sunday escepie' he tooupg ptoper,y, 10 wi
The nast OF land and sppur which ihs said
tife now Eesiie', con aiming by es imatOn SIX hue
di and seveu acres (moTe or es.) ing TerEbls
Geek, being the ZANE rsc, ish III, said Rec pur
chased o. Nj 'sTs. Pail Hurt, james Hus', asi Re-
bert Hurt. This land lies 10 healthy and agreeable
neighbo,hood and has it good dwelling house aad
oil necessary out boures, and contains good porcl o.
creek low groucds and OF timber, and OF good quality
for all kinds Of crops. Also, slsvesRobin, Rsrick,
Efs x, Henry John, Nelson Tom, Grace, Venus, Kit,
Uf,ley eDd child, Eviro, Nancy, Aonis, and Jinney,
aud the Decesse OF all tbe iemsesl2 bead OF horses
50 hogs IA sheep, sOwy, wagons snd gear, one On
sa', enc bul ytke oxen pane ion tools OF every
description, one wheat fan, gig and harness. house.
hold and kitchen furniture, and crop Of every deterp
lon The above statsd was by the te, Aforesaid m.
subject TO cash Gale; but we instructed Ly tn.
creditors say, that he land will be sold AMI
approved personal security, besIiog pieret from The
dat, ard deed OF ,ru I on The land The Negroes:
on hall cash end the balance raystls n II mo1ths on
bonds with security, 10 bear interest from he
dlt' Az other property, IL months credit will b.
gwen. For ell sums under five dOar' caeh will be
required. Tie title TO the above 10 be!iev TO be COED
ou. ae'irg az Tfutees, ws shall Dy etny,y such 'iie
as IL yes.ed 10 u by he said deed OF 'tusl
3 WIHEiA si E " aUR;r T. usiees.
Ost. 4 AZ 81, OF.
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Sep. 80.
Deputy for

~ OIiCE.-A pe'ihon viii ne pTesep. 10 ihs next
Legisa ure CT Virginia Toin tte county of West.
morsland, pr'y ng the passage Of law 20 compel
The Tree negroes Ia ths Commonwealth TO emisrdie
herehom, ucdet pen ally wLish will ehseiuai.y pro-
mote this OBI ct. TIE petitioners will be sctua ed by
asense o what is duo TO Ibcir salety-srd that OF
'heir irende ard relatives. Oir sister se ase re-
speciality so.isied 10 scntJbule their All in Idlins
cur St'e o. sss Of population which has becon,.
dangerous TO OR Ives and libere@. 1t 10 respee
July recommended 10 fellow ciiizsGs 10 adj opt in
their resPec i've les, proceedings similar 10 tba,
proposed TO he adopted in Wes'mofeland.
o..
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e. forms the public that her Seminary for The i'm.
strucdon OF young Ladies', will be reopened or the first
OF October. Her course Of instruction embraces the
branches usually taught in Female Summaries those
young ladies' sufficiently advanced to commence the
study Of History Bellies Lettres aud Natural and Moral
Philosophy, may depend upon her exeron of skill and
diligence Tor their advancement Fench and .Music
will be taught.
TERMS. For tuition in the higher branches $50 per
years Tor small girls S25the year containing months
For French and Music will be separate charges
Boarders will be received at 800 and $40 for washing
fuel 81; candles 81 IL cents each young lady ~ fur
nish her own bedding-beds will be found
Sept. 9. 3J 2awsw
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Oct. IA

LAND in PENDLETON COUNTY FOR SALE
Wy virius Of deed OF iu-i execute, by J cob
z . HILL ~. ard Jsne his Wif. bea.iug da.e the
n dy Of Sep ember, 1928 ard duly Feerdsd in the
tl Tks cihc, ct he foun = Of p nd eoa we shall a.,
saturday the 10Th Of cher, 1881 in front Of The Il 10
Tavern, Inc cy tf Rchnion", sell for cash a. p,,
lie iaie 90 The highest bid isr all iba tract Gee or
Pafca OF land ii uate in ihs county of Pend ton and
conveyed ordeysed 70 said JACOB Hat, j. By hi, IA bor
Peter Hail, by iiils, bond, or o hsrwiss, 40 viii
more fully appear by reference TO toe records OF Pen
dleion souniy, eon'siaing hon $50 100 acres more
or less, and bounded az follows, Wii:-Oa tho south
snd east by Jacob Soldiers land 90 The wesi by William
HulPs land and on the north by tho lands OF James
skitmoIe. The tile 10 believed to be good; but such
I'VE only as Is vested in US under The deed, will be
conveyed. THE TRUSTEES.
Portsmouth, Va. let Oct. 1891 4I-,s
THNO THE MEMBERS OF THE THROUGH
n our THE UNITED STA res p cpo,4Is cr
pubishas The Opinions N ChiJ Justice yRa5shaH
delivered 10 'he Citsui' Court 81 the Unred Sires
ioT The District Of Virginia, by JoHN w. BRocxEN-
BRoUGH, Counsellor ot LdW-Tbo Sub ctiber ha,
been ioF ssVeral mon hs, engaged in preparing She
sooye ~olk Tor PGb!ieaucr TIE Juri'de'on Of ihy
Gem Courts OF iho United a'c5 beios very ex,s,,-
sivr, II VIII contain gieat variety Of in sresne s-
publications on ike CUnmon Law tbe Statute Law Of
fTsma, h'ss Of CJnsrs5s, and the general principles
OF Equity. Some valuable Admiralty cases VIII sse
be embraced 10 Ibis eoleciou A. the publication et
he attended wish very comfortable experss il has
oeen e",,o aoytsols 20 i''qe PoPosa' Tor Pubbng
icSi humber Of subscribers be pyosuyed 10 i 10 IN
Editor ID incuf.tGg Tie nessssafy ezpepdtt,f- f ,,o
ney ana ime W pfeP'rng this work Tor publication
"ti be s'ued hom TIE press and deiiy 20 subtry
beTs 10 Tie course Of ihe onsuing Spring \ sale.
meni Of masris i1sw, wih uces teisSsccrg &c sill
set6f Pauy eash ease, eri pleie irdsx viii be
sddcd az She cad Of hs volume ail iIs general p,.
eipes decided. Tuese Dees lns Of Cfisf Jusitoo Mr.
shall will DO published IN ch,onol, gisai orJtg AMI yin
be conprised 10 one volume eontaning upygsgdg Of an
hundred tasef, and between seven and njoe hu0dred
pages The work will be printed % paper Of Inc bosl
quality, aud bsndsomely bound In calf The rtre 10
subscribers will be 81 payable whom the book l. de.
ivsred. JOHN W. BROCKENBROUGH
Sept. % 10
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NOTICE.

Z CHANGE in The Exchange coffee House Norfolk,
"a Vrgnia-The subscriber has taken the Exchange
Coffee House, and also the adjoining tenement, which
will enable him TO render this establishment much more
convenient than il hes heretofore been. Families ira
Yelling, as well as all strangers and vsiters, shall be
accommodated with good rooms; and their comfort Sc
cured by the best attendance, and the liberal pro
vision Gentlemen who desire board, shall have every
reason 70 be satisfied with their accommodation.
The subscriber, knowing from experience, what is
expected in public house by the boarer aud traveller
and having resumed this business wi she determine
ton oil deyoling his time and labouT his patrons con-
hdenty trusts that none will leave his house dissats-
ned with the arrangements His stables are in good
order and we'll provided. WM. FRENCH
Formerly Of Petersburg.
Oct IL. 44-l0F
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NJOriCE-By virtue OF deed OF trust, executed TO
L the subscriber by VINO. Walton, bearing date the
22d July, 1929, and recorded in the clerks office Of
Cumberland county, we, either OF us, will on the 18th
day Of December next if fair ii not the next fair day,
offer for sale tract Of land mentioned in said deed,
containing three hundred and eleven be the
lessfor cash. The said land formerly belong
ed to the estate Of Fred Jones, decd.
SAML HATCHER, r.,.,.
EDW WALTON, 5 iu''0es
Oct FL. H-w4w~
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FETO ROAD CONTRACTORS. The med
N requests such persons may wish to contract
the construction Of the N. Western Turnpike, meet
on the hrst day of November next at Romney Hainp.
shire county, Virginia. where he will be ready 10 shew
them the line OF location of said road far completed
and give them every necessary Information, previous
their Offering proposals, which will be received inme-
daieIy upon The return from the examinations. This
is to be made in conformity with the provisions of the
act OF the last Session of the Legislature to which re-
ference s made for Information to the general charac
ter oil said Road IL TO be Is feet wide, and agreea
bic TO said act will be made according the plans and
specifications OF the Principal Engineer OF the State of
Virginia, which will be made known by the undersign-
cd nj the time and place above stated will be let in
sections not exceeding 20 miles. II is presumed that
three SECTIONS will be ready the time OF letting.
A. w. MCDONALD,
Superintendent N. w. r. p. II.
Oct. IL. 4i-ustN
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Osi. 4

YENHE subscriber approves Of the above sale: con-
-H templates moving TO the est, and therefore pur-
poses selling at the time and place large quaint.
ty of cotton, tobacco, aud ali his other personal proper
ty, not included in the above mentioned deed Bonds
with approved security will be required payable in IL
months from the date. SAM'L Is. RICE.
Oct. 4. 42-tolsiO
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tJNIVFRgITV OF MAINLAND

UNIVERSITY OF MARY LAND
FHTHE MEDICAL LECTURES 10 ibii Institution
y viii Commences on he l4s AishdSy 10 DC ohsr.
Tho snl p aries Of .jne-NATHANIEL
POTTER, M. ID.
Ma'efis NJ sdies--SAMUEL BAKER, NJ y.
Ohseisics, ard M ID seases 81 Wom, u snd CtildFon
RICHARD w HALL. NJ. ID.
lositu'es Of Physis-MAXWELL MCDOWELL,
NJ -
Suggesy-NATHAN r.. SMITH. M. ID.
Ana,omy-4THOMAS ~. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
Chemisiry-- r. DUCATEB, a. NJ.
NATHANIEL POTTER, Dean.
huguN 90 3t-wtlslN
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T0I OIICE.--Thc subscriber has Qualified 81 Adam.
ita'or Dc Lonur n5n, Oh toe estate Of SimUel
Colsman deceased, Of Caroline county, and request
all psfsoas having claim SO last ibe sad estate, to
pfessDi them y" houi delay ior sot'ismsD', as ths
plead Lit police asT TsssODabs time at bar agans
ira p'ymeni Of any coims ;hs' may be bel ard
presented; snd those Indebted eaTnediy quoted
GENE iosward and settle, Tor ger indulgence will
not be giyen. ROBERT COLEMAN,
Adu'or lie bonus nor.
Hanover, Sept. 25 4l-w4H
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y lFFY DOLLARS REWARD. -RanaWay frota
Il the subscrbsrs IN Saufdav evening lest, a ne
gro men named WASHINGTON, bright paulstlo
abori IS years ct age, and 5 ieei inches hieh.
w si'i, GOO was puTth 4ssd Of DIR. J N. Fdueop Of
Amelia, aud has WIS living 10 5usTy county, where
u Is likely he has gOSs. The above reward vii be
paid Iasen wiihou. twenty ve do!a's appTshend.
d Within he limits ST the State, ADD all reasonable
charges paid HALL NELSON & co.
July /. Isl Rt.hmopd ",
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From the Philadelphia Gazette.
FREE TRADE VENTION
FkEE TKADE CONVENTION.
TIE following l'Eer IRON MIR. Sitthet Ct PLils
phil, wss reed;


TIE ieicwog l.ner Hon Mlr Stthe, Ct PLusdsi.
PHI, wac reed;
PHLADELPHGA, OF 3, 1881
Su:-A pfinted leutr win MIR RooalJsoh's namo
sub's'bTd 60 w. as handed the sdjon IN spt
Of she uVen;i,n his tvrp,u9 rfopesipg a. on rion
she oiameoi her in conia ed az pracii.al mani
F"s'. NJ R1Oaicsou sisisp, ''ihn ho was told 10 AT
sS'v-hYe ess !he lowest Prize par ton tha Iron
i,f 'iiny. presume east rop0 could be furnished
TOR, " 1877 md IN 81 nfesen year. hs Is offered he
slm qlaiy OF itcn a, $55 ton or al redue ion of
$40 four yeas, equa 20 10 per cent on The hghes,
pace" answer by tie iolorirg fse's, (no, hsory)
the greater isii a he article In fo7eien raTke1
phes OF Cast I:on 10 G.ea, Biisin In tie following
year:
1879 Ct 10 pr too ss4 a Daiy slOpsr ton.
1881 so II A. % :.
Average Of DO ,~o Gr.i y9dls, Sc O on which
The do'y oP'fa I'd q If h'e per cent.
Avsfsge OF lie l6ri t0o ysa-s E3 g sor SII ~
duty b,fors stated, $l2 so pr on Or 81 2 Der o.
Toe iore5ong peiDiy shews lfat cur bgh duly on
iron kee Ps ~ om falling IN tb> 10, thai IL would
do was u net or the fpseihc duty whch operates 10 an
alyauciug r9t', equal the ill 10 Pice in fJrtign
ma bets; hat the duiy durpg .he 6rs two
years. only 35 per GEN. @hl.t 10 toe two last i,
wa. 81 IL pr he sddiI0f LOU o! 81 so 1928
iuslud d; The a'l has been neafy one.hali in Gr,at
Bfair, aud VA HE country on'y 10 per csnt; these
aro ,cs. roi tbs b-o insinuatd by Mr. X n,Id.on.
bal bi.h dutes make tseep ole. Ia ,he mex nara.
gsdyl, NJ. say' hat ycu may by fjsis and DOT
iherf J. uudefs an VII ,he poles o. our uJysrDneDt
proturlnf 10 he sii - VI or eounry Too prs.
ssnt policy oi 'he iron nafeTs ADD their eod, has
psodue en ao0mCly 10 legtlsffn BIZ never bstors
heard e. h gigihg 30 u OF $50 so per ION o. i,Op.
thooe iseis, ses "BsnneT 0i the COnsutOD" u this
day, which em prepared 10 prove by invoisss sand
no, theories" ia my posss0son Again Nj X. asks
"Whe, would DO sbO thsei on ihs pfiss OF iron, Of
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INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscri-
Der, intending 10 move TO the west offers for sale
the tract of land whereon he now resides containing
636 IL acres called and known by the name of Hall
fax old Courthouse, about six miles north of Halifax
Courthouse on the main stage road leading north and
south The soil of this land is well adapted the cu-
ture Of tobacco, corn, wheat &c.-well enclo ed and
conveniently laid off into four shifts sufficient TO work
twelve hands TO great advantage. Every field has
spring OF good water, anording constant stream thro
each lies unusually level and has branch flats on Rich
point and Wins creeks. This estate is conveniently s-
tuaed for any person who may wish to live in public
or private life. erms TO suit purchasers one fourth
less cash, the balance N /, and equal annu
al instruments; bonds with approved personal security
and deed OF trust will be required 1t will be held
for private sale, but if sold before the q inst
will be then exposed at auction to the highest bidder at
Halifax Courthouse, on the terms above mentioned All
persons inclined to purchase, invited to view the
premises JOHN II. HALL.
Halifax, Oct ii. "a 1T
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aS ALE OF RUNAWAY SLAYE.-By virtue Of
- an order OF the Court OF Hastings, OF The cay OF
Richmond, made on the 24,b day Of Sept. 1881 ,hsil
at j. < 5. Co,by's s. Co in the said civ sell fer cash
on the lst day OF November next, JOE BARBER, a
slave committed 10 Tie Jal OF 'sil ely, alun-awsy
and who has remained in the isd Jai twelve mcnhs,
unclaimed by his gTner
DABNEY NJ MILLER,
Deputy for
VIM. d wRENN, Ssre',
OF tbs City OF Richmond.
SAINT 80. a. AZ
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a . OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscri-
AA Der offers for sale the tract of land on which the
late John Somervel resided, lying i'm the county Of
Mecklenburg on Ro noke river, between Taylors and
Haskn's Ferries. This valuable tract of land contains
by an old survey $500 acres, $50 of which are low
grounds OF superior quality. This OF land is asp
ed TO the cultivation Of tobacco, cotton. wheat, corn
oats, SC. There is of this tract sufficient quantity of
open land in cultivation and under good fences to en-
poy 80 or 10 hands. There is on the premises well
finished two story dwelling house. in good repair con-
tanning eight large rooms together with all necessary
ou,-houses, for the accommodation OF large family
The water is good and the situation healthy A more
minute description is deemed Unnecessary as ii is pre-.
sumed that those who wish to purchase will first view
the premises One fourth the purchase money will
be required the first day OF January 1892 the ba-
lance in equal biennial instruments; the paw
ment OF which, bond and approved security will be
required, with lien the land. his tract Of land
not previously disposed Of will be sold publicly,
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub
scriber (who lives the prenises) II take pleasure
in showing the above tract Of land 10 any one who
may wish TO purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the samo place, will be
sold on credit OF six months, all the pershabe pro-
perry belonging TO said estate, consisting OF horses
(some very yaluableD cows, sheep, hogs, household
and kitchen furniture farming utensils, SC. Bond aud
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM a. SOMERVELL,
Executor OF John Somcrvell, deceased
Mecklenburg county, Oct. 6, 1881. 45-uDec.
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EAecuIor OF John SomcrvcII, deceased,
Mecklenburg county, Oct 6, 1881. 45-uDec.


TENHE Subscriber, intending TO move TO the Yves,
q before the close o! this year, viii, Monsay,
he Z h doy OF November mex al bis residence, sell
AZ puolIs auclioD, the whos OF hin p,r'oua property
except slaves. Those nishng 10 supply Themselves
With horse, Cxer, cattle, hog, sheep, wagon, ear;g
p'oushs, ard ell kinds CT plantation Implements, SET
al bietksmi'hs tools bOus. hold aod kitchen u nu,e
corn, &c., &c., WILL md 10 be TO their advantage to
,Uetd the sa.e. Tefms of saie will bs each Tor all
OF zen dollars and less, and fr sums above ten
loilers, twelve mou,hs credit u.ll be giver.
Al the same tine ihe sub. cibeI's plsn,alion IL 10,
preYiOu,y disposed o., will be offered for sale II is
situated Ga Noooway river, aud PIE ents the pau,e.
". Tkiug from Is 20 20 haudv, vsre opportunity OF
making p o6tsblo inves'nsn, Ct money 10 land Its
proximity 10 navigation, she Ter lily of its soil, IL e
great q-ani.y of excellent timber, with which il
Sb)unds Sad which now DO carried 10 good mar
kei al trifpg expense, and the advantage IL pos
sssses 10 ra'ng es,,le and hog, mus make II dssa
bic aeQu: 5n 10 any di po.ed settle in this IT
OF She sonnny. IL bas on i, an Apple chard, con.
tenng 1890 well selected treet in high perisc-
'icD end capable of producing 40 to 80 barrel,
Brandy. There re- two dwell ne houses heated IN
tf-rstt parts o. the trsel, DO OF which are nav end
c9n modlous; and eli he her buildings, including
large co ton GO house, having bern recently treet,
10 coed pair The traeI contains batvVe p four
teen ans hiteen hund ell acrts, hundred OF wh,h
have bes highly IN PROVED, ard yield On abILdsni
cIrp u co.v. The waisr l. Cd and ,hs.e is s,e
in the county more hsa abby than ,hat on which h
subscriber resides The " LiSh the land will
10 sold, W DC nzds known tho day If s,'e.
JAMES TREZVANT
Southampton, o dob,r 81, 1881 35-ds
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Oct. 21.

AMTANTED-AU Oyefseer tor the ensuing yohr,
w 10 live my farm 10 King William county. IL
will be useless for aoy apply but those that ssn pro-
duce ,asfacoTy evidence Of ehaTa4ter, DUAL heaitnS,
&e.--T0 such liberal salary will be given.
THOS. CARTER
Psmpa'ike. Osi II 46 -2iw6g
NOriCE the Quarter Master OF tie 8 h Brigade
" v. NJ will DO 10 Jsrussie On Thu rsday ii 9Th
instant for the purpose Of taking in bs certificates given
by hin 80 Different indiyidusl, for provisions, Sc
nished the troops stationed al hai place during the late
disiu bsnee 10 Southampton The holders OF said Ger.
6ssGs, are therefore desired TO present them at that
dim. for payment. FRANCIS r.. RIVES
Quqrfsy Master SM u. " NJ.
Osi. 10. 46-2t
raj OfICE Wouied at the Ponteniisry 100 pieeoSof
IL White OAK Timber AXIS in o feet inches long
THOMAS NELSON, p. A, T.,
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ZUU par hane IImSer.
1900 wheel spokes, butt white oak, ell heart.
1900 wheel islloes, willow oak, 80 "
100 ella hub b!osks, in addition 10 what
due.
so bun hickory axle trees, TO b delivered Ibi.
year.
$4,000 hoop poles, 10 be delivered By no FIST March
next.
80 600 -four barrsl bllsis,
THOMAS NELSON. PAP.
Oct. 81. 47-2iwif
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NOTICE TO TIMBER GErrERs.

NOTICE TO TIMBER GErrERS.
AMTANTED al the Psniu n iary, the following bill
Wv OF iinib,r for which proposals will be received
a. the Psniien larry Store, ln;i lst Nov. 1881, viz
6 600 f. inch pine p!snk,)
4 600 " 8 " " Christmas.
1900 Z" 2 and inch white poplar, sawed
stock through.
600 A itch white oak plank.
i"oo :. . 8. . 4. 90 All young
iooo ., o,oo 90 &. % tough Dber,
ioo0 =. oh 8. the whole 10
l;, ,,,i, 81 "a ,,Ioo bs cut by the
% 'p' wv Va" 10 e' first Of the
., :, &c % IN &C /" suing year.
q " 4"
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A, an atjaurnfd meeting OF a c nvru'iou, eoavon
10 Harisonourg, Osiober the b, ls3I-,as @, ieet,
end purposes CT which will fully appear b, r. er-
enes 10 the proceedings o. sai Convention, held Ia
New Mnkst, IN ihe couny OF Shenandoah. las s,,,
q SPDfentber Va. t..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-02-14

splendid project' and magnificent s'ruc,ures.
honoreh ahd adorned by the eaiIded enuipsges
OF the rich. With the State governments snnii,i-
lated. property concentrated IN the hands of a
lev, hhh me great mass Of The people oppres-
seh, poor, starving desperate md, rebcllions
lhese mnehieis may be attempted, but we
fenr M such disastrous results 70 save the
tariff from all risk, Is our earnest desire. This
we are convinced. can only be do ne by re.cu.
ing II from the custody of demagoeues and
partisans. correcting its errors amending II.
'mperfectipns, and appealing 10 the good sense
AMI Justice OF the community 10 give h gene
rous support. But u the prudent counsel, Of
the chief who has saved his country IN war
anu Is honestly seeking to promote her inter
asis aud ~ serve her institutions in peace, are
TO be undecided or derided, nnd IL there n re
men who ARE determined not - correct any of
ihe Admitted errors OF the tariff TO TAX uneces-
carly high the eCtssarIes and comforts of life
aud maka u "A party question, win them rrst,
the responsibility, aud on their heads be the
consequences With our venerable Preshenf,
We will struggle 10 maintain all tbat IL ysiuahI.
IN the present tariff OF protection, and extend
its benefits. But should the manufacturer,
and working men hnd lhemseves ovptwhel-
med and ruined by n reaction of public opin-
ION. which shall sweep away as well oil that 10
good IA all that Is bad IN the protecting sys-
tenn. they will inquire who II was thaiby part.
nheionsly adher,ng 10 aeknow edged error.
defending admitted imperfeeiions, insisting on
nnneoessary eHaciioos aid hazsrdinp All in a
struggle for power, brought upon them ire
tierabl' ruin. The connsrls of age and erpe
f'ence will then be received with o,her feelings
than der'sion and the nosirnms of qunrk no1-
ueians, loo pr'juhiced to listen TO truth. or ~,
tae,ions TO regard II, will be remembered only
with adherence.
We cannot better conclude than by repeat#
| ing the warnings oi the Chief Magi,tat
Tint our deliberations on mi. int.re,,;,c
suhJee' should be unniuenGed by those pari,.
shh conflicts that are incident to free institn
lions u the iervent wish of my heart 10
make tins great question, which unhappily 80
much d.idts and erci'es the public mind sub
servioni to the short sighted views OF faction,
! must destroy oil hope oi settling it sn,isfaGto.
| rly TO tue great body OF the people and Tor The
general interest. cannot, therefore. ~ taking
| leave 81 the subject, too earnestly Tor my own
feelings OF the common good, warn youa-
galna tue bl,ghtenlng consequences OF such a
| canTse."