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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

NDUCATION.-- Philip Mayo, intending to with
LIZ draw from the Bar, proposes to devote his atten
ton permanently the Education Of youth, male end
female.
He will open School at his residence on Richmond
Hill, the second Monday in January next, in
which will be taught such branches as ars necessary
10 good practical Eoglish Education His hrst
will be to illustrate the design and Importance Of Edu-
caton-ihat his pupils may be brought to labour for
definite and desirable object.
Whilst due regard will be had to proper exercise
Of the memory, he will endeavour instead OF loading
with confused mass Of undg ssted matter, gradually
to deveope the reasoning powers.
The great purpose Of the teacher is, to complete the
Education OF children, not designed by their parents for
either of the learned professions; and qualify such
are for entering the Academy with advantage
Great attention will be given to the morals and man.
ners OF the Children.
The scholastic year will terminate on the goth day Of
December. There will be vacation during the month
OF Aug.-The terms of tuition are $25, payable quar-
terly-One dollar will be required from each pupil for
fue-Books pod statonar i'll be furnished II prefer.
red, at cost.
Eight or ten oarders will be received in the family,
at SllO. payable quarterly; 500, the pupil furnish
ing bed and bedding.
mp. Mayo acknowledges his obiiga, to those
persons who have paoDized him in his profession. His
in the Courts held in this City and Powbatan,
will be attended 10 by Joseph Mayo, Esq and tina, 10
Goochland, by JnO. w. Brockenbrough, Esq.
Dec 25. 69-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08
HOTEL RICHMOND, Va
" The Subscriber having leased this old and vel

~
w The Subscriber having leased this old and we'll
known Establishment, for term, Of years, takes this
opportunity to 10 his friends and the public
generally, and particularly TO the former visters OF the
house, that II will be opened for the accommodation OF
company, the first Of October. II is undergo
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in plain
but style, with beds bedding, and other necessary
furniture, all new, and Of the best kind. His Servants
attentive aud experienced, and his Barkeepers po
lite and accommodating His Bar shall at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors ana wines, and his
Table with the most choice delicacies of the season.
which the city and country afford and he atters
HIMSELF that by unreittng attention to his business,
will give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHiNGroN HOTEL Is situated In the most
pleasant part of the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
ol, and contiguous to all the Public Offices, and but
short distance from the THEATRE the Banks the Basin.
the Warehouses, and the Offices oil the principal Mlers
of the city; and at the time sufficiently far
ed to afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
retire from the hustle and noise Of the streets Such
the local advantages Of this house, that may ven
ture affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond, Ell
Their business for pleasure, will find Il OF the
most pleasant situations in the city In addition 10 what
transient custom he may be favored with. the subscr
Der will he able to accommodate twenty-five thirty
BOARDERS, by the week, month, year. on the
most reasonable terms. ROBERT c. MACON,
Sept IL 3s-u Late Of Goochland Court House,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

N0TICE-By virtue OF a Deed OF Trust, executed
IL by Edward II. Bosseau, to me as Trustee, for
tain purposes In said Deed mentioned, will sell, for
cash, at Chesterfield Courthouse, the tenth day Of
January, 1884, that being Court day-fifieen TWEEN
~ Neg Of men, women boys and girls,
belonging TO said Boisseau.
JOHN b. GoODE, Trustee.
jan 6. 1881. 73-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

NoTiCE.-Persons indebted to the firm OF Kyle &
IL Cochran, requested to forward and settle
their accounts.
They are DESTROYS Of closing their business as early
mediate attention of those concerned July 81. 23tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

UDICHMOND COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
IL scribers offer for sale, at their Office, near Shocko
Warehouse, the following goods made at their Factory:
IA Cotton !Sheefings
"a do .Shirfings
Stout Cotton Ozndburgs, % inches toids
find general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods believed to DO equal in quality to
any made in the United States, and will be cold low
goods Of similar quality be purchased 10 the Nor
tbern Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Sept %. 40-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

NU ISIS VALUE-with sentiment, OF high resp, ct,
lVE socits the patronage Of her friends, Nina
lure Painter For her first r,ons she will take the
at the reduced price Of SlO-and no charge made,
where satisfaction Is not given.
Richmond, Jan. I, 1881. TIT
WISH to purchase or hire a skul and trasty oster
y and carriage driver, aud will hire out good boot
and shoe maker. r. " DANlEL.
Dec. rs b9-Zawu
m UNATIC HOSPITAL WILLIAMSBURG
Notice 10 hereby given that allthe cells In this In.
titution are occupied, and that more patients VIII
be received until some OF the said ces are vacant;
Sns noties Of which will be given BY order OF the
Co,,1 NJ D,res,ors t. HENLEY.
May 20. q"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

NOTICE.
"IANTED at the Penite ntisry, the following Bill
w Of Timber, viz:
2. 900 Willow Oak Feloes, & inches wide. -
900 Garry Log Spokes, A. Ia inches the hesrz
edge, #. long, young and tough, free from
knots and splits.
400 pair Hsme Timber.
900 White Oak Spokes, and
5000 r. Birch Scantling, in square, 10 be cut before
Christmas-sso, loo, 600 Flour Barrel Billets.
Oct. %. 5O-h THOMAS NELSON, p. A p.
TUlo Ferdinand Mortham:--You will please to take
IL notice that shall, on the 10Th day Of January
next, at the house OF William Hatcher, in the county
Of Chesterfield, between the hours Of o'clock and
sunset proceed to take the dispositions OF the sad Hatch
and William l.. Armstrong, to be read evidence
in 4 suit now depending 10 the Hastings Court Of the
City OF Richmond. 10 which am plaintiff and you are
defendant. If. from any cause, the said depositious
taken the day aforesaid, shall continue at
tho place from day to day until they taken
Yours, SC. A. s ARMSTRONG.
Dec. %. 6S-td.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

NOR RENT the next year, or to be leased for two
IT or more years, the Store-house and premises on
4 street near the Bell tavern, al present occupied py
modious, and has besides ire-proof Lumber house,
communicating with the The upper stories are
well adpted to the accommodation of family.-Pos-
session be given the LIST day of January next.
Apply to the subscriber in Norfolk
Dec. rs. eft JOHN III. LEE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

ALLEN, & co. offor for sale, at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

nlSSOLUTIoN.-The Co-partoershiP heretofore
existing between the subscribers, under the brm
OF Blair & Anderson is this day dissolved by mutual
conseDtAIl persons having claims against the same,
will pre- sent them Beverley Blair and those Indebted
10 the concern, will make payment to bm-be, only,
being authorised TO receive and grant discharges Tor the
s.me BEVERLEY BLAIR.
DAVID ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-08

Dec. Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
From he Mobile Commercial Repiae,.

me .h0nroe Fund.-Ghe follow ing cores
pohdenCe Will show The result of the measures
anop'od by The citizens OF Mobile, IN relation
To thr claims oi The lsle President Monroe
AZ ''hs' III" hosernmeni ni tho Unued SIat,,
n' amount o those claims. it will be- Isc1I.
leo 81, aus about sl1fy-eigr II thOu,ani a. re
"e "'' o' 'ne last session appropriated tbirIy
'h1u'ihd dollars towards their lunid.,lon A.
ht SUN appropriated was ms sufficient Ia ,,l,,v.
'hs iahhInl public servant from dsDr, and az
'ne's 1pP'afed 10 prospect tina; Compress
"o"'' dhotd nan hny further rrl.f The plpn
oi raising the balance by individual cont, ,hn.
hoh was prolecirf. How II ma, succeed Inn.
val det"rm,nr ! his city aud New Orleans
We are proud 10 say, have felt The appe.l ana
nave sci noble example. II New York -.
lo", ihi"deip"la. and other lnrge cites of tue
Union, second our ex ruons and do ms ~
nave nohr, aiflhoaeh will Ue taken from I'm.
natIoh, anu Ihe old age ui one OF its most lniih.
vi ana honofrd brhelaeiors redeemed from
the lhfaidom OF pecnulafy embarrassment.
MoBiLf, March II, 1881.
10 he Hon. jas. Monroe Inc citizens of
Mobile, penetrated wIiha deep sense al tho
sri'irts you have rendered 10 our commn,
country, through long line of public .nulox.
| meh'' ana peiceisme tIe tardy movements al
| 'ons'ess III relation 20 your claims Hean,,
80 NV wv 'miutu on setting an "a.
ami which ihey doubt not WILDE IoI,us
into"ehont Inc country, of contributing ind
s'd"aliy olhe eh'ioguishment OF n drLt wig,
strict Jus'iee, as wel.es honor and prat,tule
requires hem TO discharge. The enclosed
check Is Tor the amoun collected in a lev
nouns iroh "ur eli zens and We ,rnsl tia, i
VIII not be less acceptable when We add. thar
IN ordrr TO Drug the privilege within the r., d, i
OF All classes, no individual was allowed 10 r m
tribute Over single dollar; Il in behalf of IN
cnIzen'' We beg you viii accept IT ajap ,o,f
not OF Tue" grat"nde barely, but Of their ,enS
OF TIE recu"'"ry obligations under Mhi,,
This nation lies 10 one OF rs earliest beu,tac.
tos.
"dh o"' best "ish's for your health an,
hapi''es1, a"u The most profound regard To
Jour pnhhc aud private chsrac,er. 20. n, ~
the honor 10 subscl ibe ourselves ,nor ,.j,,,,
Citizens,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
COLONIZATION OF TIE FREE BLACKS.

II Is we'll known thai thi, project CANE from
the Sonth--bHginia beng sp' clalIy ana Gus
that tbs aid ol the " National Government"
might b. given IN supper, oih. 10" stand,
the Ease now Blu We shall not make any
comment. Mics Reg
Esirdetof a Letter from Tom rs Jegcrson ia.
red January n, lbll
" fpa havs asked ny opint1n ON tho pro.
position OF Ann Miillin, TO take measures for
pfocu ing. on the coast Of Africa, an establish
nent TO which the ,eople OF eolor at these
otaies migti, from tune 70 time, be Cs'onized
under tie auspices of different governments.
usvrng inug ago made mp my mad on this
subject have no hesitation ia saying. tia, |
have ever thought THIS the most desirable
measure which could be adopted for gradutl
" drawing oGtnis PAL OF our population, mo.i
advantageous for them selves NJ wall as Tor US
going from tins country possessing all the Vi
lnl ar'si they nigh be the mean, Of trans
planiing them among The inhabitants # Altca.
and ~onld tbns cary back 10 the ,Oun.ry oil
thu origin tie sefds of civilization, which
me't render In u sol butnmrnt here bles, iHs,
~ the en1, 10 that country.
" You inquired furfher whether | v ould use
my chdfhVOu's 10 procure ior such an estab.
hishment security against violence from Other
Paw'rs, n r'riicItaei, the French. CtriainfV
iwW be Thlng 10 do any hing can. 10 give
II eject aud safety.
but am buI private individual ana
could only use eudeaNofs with individuals
" hereas the National Gov, rnineni can al re -
Themselves al Oncnto those VI Europe o Obtain
The desired security, aud will unque, lionabl,
be ready IN exert It's influence with those NJ
tlons, to effect M object 50 Junrvulru, IN i
self, and so important 10 a great portion OF TN
constituents. Indeed. nothing rs more 10 be
Wfghed than thai HE L. States Uouid Mem., Ices
underldke 10 make suCn an esia pl,shm.nt on
the consi Of Al ica.
Exclusive Of moti,cs Of humanity the con-
mercial advantages ~ be derived from il, ,mig 1T
defray all it, expenses" &c
M. DoDDRlbGE, one ol tnr V einia Il l. ga
ton ~ CGugress, At the annual IN, citing ( tue
American Colonization Society al Washing.
ton, held on the ION Jinuary last, said
= twenty live, and twcnty- 80, en- years ara &c.
SOLUTIONS were adopted 10y both lIous of the
oeneral Assembly, oi Vii einia, IN secret Sc.
sihn, which had for their object 10 call Oh the
ftes'deh, vi the United States, 10 usr the
treaty .makWg power Tor the acquisition of n
tfiti'oiy IN AiiicH, which might contain In.
black population OF the United SlAtes." Ae.in
-" hiteen years ago, the rover ot The Groer-
nj Government was invoked by Virginia Tor
ms OBJECT, with almost / gislaIive unanlmi,y."
bul-li within the lsl fiie u years the cons it,.
ton oil the u. States mas not been chnucetl th.
opn'ons OF tue hoir.sp'lt,ing political doctrines
oil Nre,nia have tumbled " iopsy .turvy,n and
~ many important point. We know not
@heie 10 In these folks. higH changes with
Them MS erPtf'tncy lead ptlsouat plidc be.
ing lie suu vi Their sys,en
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
ANOXEI. CASE

4 suit at law OF IA somewhat nov, nature In.
recently been decided before Judges Fox aud
Watts. AZ "A session oi The Court al boy Iestown,
Penns, ivan II WAS on at indIctnrnt against
Robert Lovctt, for Fares Dr3pping, beng the
third inhIctnrnt Tor s,MilIr offence which
has eyer Ell III Pennsy auIH. The evi
dence IN tins case va, chat ihe defendant
went 10 house III the evening. aud looked IN
at the windows and that lie d d tell slanderous
and misGhlcyous tales oi what he saw there.
Evidence was also gwen by the owner OF &C.
cupirr OF he house, that he authorized the d.
PENDANT to go about the remlses, Ia watch The
cot duct of his wifi, aud see II here was any
thug amlss.
lie name Of the prosecutriY Is published
Whelmlna Brodnax. The counsel Tor the
deltn Ian cDntended that II was doubtful wh,-
Their the oifcuCe came within the c,Imnal law
of this state, aud IL within III laN il vas y DIES.
eruption Of prosecution hat should not be en-
coursg Il. IL read case which some lInt
since occurred III ,hs city, Whi. h decided tuat
peeping or looking is not AZ mdc,ab ollenre A:
il INST be BY listening ar heaIkeu,ng attr d,s-
cout,e, that the utiinca Of Eaves-U opIhng Is
| committed aud man IS allowed to peep
wherever he pl"nses, ana when he p eases. aud
| Tor what purpose h" pleases, Widout being IN
| dictsble.
Tie counsel for the prosecution among 9th.
| er tang, sad;
| The nirnce now before you is rot tri(l ing
III lis nHur' u Is Ca cuid ed IL stiike AZ tia We
~ root OF society. What offence eau he more
enormous ~ us character, or mofe important
IN lis results Than to surround yoIr 10 sr,whI, h
is Your cast ca castle 40 one dare invade
10 listen 10 your private conversation wtb
your family, aud to iorm taps OF niischief.
! ms CASE presents as gtos, an instance of
Eaves Dropping as ever came b, fote d Court
and Jdry, aud have no doubt YOU will pursue
il sirlctly.'
The Judge in his charge held thi. lam
guage:
| = consider this n curious kind of offence.
Every mans house is his castle, where 10 ina,
/ HAS r'ght to inrrude Tor any purpose what.
ever. M man has u right to pry i.,to the Sc
orecy ct your own house.-1hrrs are very few
tdnii"s where evsi' the truth would at be yr.'
~ unpleasant to be told all over the cuun ~
u might ferhsps cause the destruction OF Ibr
ism'i', eve" il me stoti. told were true. Sup
pose IN this Case h~y are true. Suppose they
are false, aud this man did go TO that house,
! ''ne purpose oil framing these Store s,-A By :,
70" nave y IA evidence, tina this iau,y 70
| siahhered thai the husband aai wife did not
i've "esiher. Therefore, IL ~ important 10
an persons, thar our families should he SAT- red
""" me Intrusion OF every psrson. Then the
case suppose 10 be seth a, ~ the law and
10 brcome mere question of fact. Did he go
mere and listen vita The iutenl 10 frame Sian.
uerous ial"s I &c. II d man goes w,h inten-
l'o ensc' certain purpose, II is for yo4 10 de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

% ORSUANT 10 decree of The Soperior
So Co"it "i Cbanccry for the Lynchburg
D''I,c,' pronounced on the 2S,h day OF Oco-
Der 1880, IN the Cause Of S,oynll vs., Jeter:
me nndersi ned, Marshal of the said Court.
WIN sen on me pre'n''es. in the county Of Bed
w. on fiiday the 24'h day Of June, 1881, il
."", /" ~" me next t"ir day a Tract Of Land,
containing sevrB hundred and ,ye,tv acres.
adjoining the lands of John Fudua. Joseph
Ha'dy. and Others or So much thereof as will
a'se 'ifVtn 'housan one lIunired and thirty
I'VE pounds OF tobacco oftbe Upper J4mts Riv'
81 Inspection and the further quantity oflhree
a""nfed and ninety-fivs pounds Of tobacco OF
.us Upper james River inspection and also
.'e sum OF nine pounds Gig hteen .hiilings, and
'"'e'e" 'heieo", after the rate Of per cen'
Per annum, from the oS,h dav nj February,
l7si, until paid, and The costs of suit and sale.
May 90, i.ds
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NEW YoRK. Anril s lsaI

NEW Turk, AprII 5, lS3I
ieYop Cai,sns l nave Received vow le,.
Ter OF the 2lst ulf. communicating the ki,d
and friendly feelings which my ieiow-ci rz.ns
OF Mobile entertain tor n,e, and the generous
mann'r IN which they are disposed 10 con,ri
bnte their aid TO render me Justice, and mdem.
n'iy me Tor INV losses and sacrlhces ~ The ser
wee Of my Country. in the long course al nv
pnonc ite IN tie most critical coniuncioles
iba' nave oecored sincs our reyoiutionar,
s'uggL.
!" presenting my claims before Congress,
when won'o never do Tor reasons winch have
been ~ plaineh, until the momen, of NV re,,r.
menl i, om oflicr, abou, 80 years after tho G,.,
and heaviest injuries were received. il wa. 4.
thai body that looked for complete ,.drsss
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

The following advertisement. which ,..n.
e" II n"mhfr OF the Boston fraust,,n' pa ~,
as The a',naatc-mahers say. answer G,, a,. WI,
iher meridian, withoM nlate,itI, 80 q
u amea,- A onog mao Of taste an.I ,ass ',''0H
atiend a cheaP cs,h diy goods storp - 1911 r.,
e'.stre'. lie must be well ve,sed IN IN T"'p
etiquette aud 'ac' which pleasrs ti,e Ia, nv :, ,.e
"A'SI wear a stir d'ckey. whne glow, ~,
'o"aoie rriVa' carly hi head erect mai 50.
a no 1eiatf swell. aud III tact must t.,.a',. sN
=" oi al those i"pplsh qualifications vii
natural 10 The ir"ieInity.-A one pos,rs.,a
Tue above mercantile ompi,salneot, r'"s
near o' situation ty addressing a line WV.
VARlNO. " Ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
NEw YoRK, May 10.

VIEW Obk4 WY
tkIoY C'R -7hsf Raees.-f pr ng-
meeting on 'he Union Course concluded yes
ttTday, WI h the ~ lowing races:
III III o'clock match race, one mile and
repeat for n purse OF 29o dollars. Ims was =
very interesting little race, the animals iunnlug
neck and netk nearly the whole way; but be-
ing hhaly Won by foul play, The horse lhai ac-
l"afly came m 6fsi WAS. on that account. adj
J.. < dstdaced, and The purse was awarded 10
III" other.
-Four mile heats n, o'clork.-Mr. Ste.ens'
b'"cN Maria, years old, by Eclipse Mr.
Johnson Bpnnets of Blu, 4 wears old, by ST.
Charles Jphn X. oaedlktis SIR George, by h.
cl'pse-ior 5000 dollars, and was won IN Two
meats ny Bonnet. OF Blue. First heat, 7m.
oH SECOND neat In. % Sir Georg- was dis
'nnced the first heat, This Noe excited for II
while some hopes that the North mignt yet
share III some vi the h1po OF fhls meeting
but they proved fall,ciops:" Bonnets Of Blue"
showed herself OF superior speed aud bottom,
aud bore off amidst The admiration OF even the
i'Sefs, SECOND purse. She is noble animal
indeed, aud destined to high iane-si qua iaia
asl'aia!--in the annals ulthe Turf he time
OF Tins race, though shorter considerably tlan
lhdi on tuesday iss Ill not remarkable, consi-
ucIihg the hnr order OF thu course. At New
orleans recently, Mr.. DoplRntei's KITTY Clo-
v"r, also colt OF Sin Cha,lrs, beat Maj OF
Dbb's Napnleon- tW tour IN le hrats--in ST.
ven inmates III ,-srven seconds, aud seven min
utrs lily seconds.
a O'Clock a maj ch race been Meta mora
by liza tlcl, ycaisoll, aud sorrrl Mare, by
Henry, years oil, miles AMI repest, FOR
$500 The st heat ,sken Ivy MetHmaia tlm-,
~ nnt's seconds ; The two last by the Mare,
beating Meia'nora win apparent ca.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
JAMES MONROE.
Nkv YonK, MAY i

NV 1onE, May 7.
Tin! Of Smith line trial vi Edward om,ih,
atlas Jones. ch rye with thu robbery vi tne
CITY Bank. csm oH IA The Court OF Sessions
yesterday His Hon ibe Recorder, AID. MeIgs
and Jer u,,sb prrsIiIpe % Hoffman. District
Attorney aai Wm. NJ. Price, Esqfa. Counsel
for lbr peopI; iiagn Maxwell anu VI. =. Fat.
terson, Esqr'. Tor prisoner.
A, | ! O'Clock The prisoner was placed at the
Bar. Aher much Challeng,nk. Which occupied
The Court III quarter past / o'clock, jury
was obtained,
Inc Jnry boing enpsrnelled the Court
adjourned for one hour II met again at the
"ppolated tune, Ind the ,rlai procer ded Many
witnesses aefe Called, whose examination, nnd
the summing up OF counsel. occupied the CONT
tIIi about 10 clock, when the case was snb-
mliled 10 the jur}, who, without leaving their
seats, found n verdict OF Gully.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23
3 COMpIlMrNr

The New York conmerclal Ady,,,,.
yerterday, rays. I'VE .rde... Au'et'fser of
neeis,rates, Messrs. De Bean,nrnJJ ''at two
iomqaeile. hnve arrived in the w. aud De
here by order OF the mini.te. ~ ' iia''e, sent
10 examine me 'ariou. prisons in on, .'ienor'
'ou aiahe report On their rauro n gs J,
= o'ner countries, Especially i, E... '""ee,
commission mas ado been sea-, as he rI.
gov '','lm nase II !" contemplating =, Iea
grove 'he'f pen" edilary system, and a., - nm
,f"m, % "o'"','as al! proper iolor,,i'o"n, '
facility will be extended 10 lj,e os.', t"' eve. :
have arrived. nsh wig
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-05-23

Dnder Ga, haep, free svsism nfsoyosnHsat.
the snseteieuif = !, The peorlT ifgf my hope
has bssn iayariable tai ps' representatives.
40 ii meet their srnse. sal pffform what they
declared just aud ,ropt,. Ne pr 81 og' Usio"
was neglected By tue viii ~ ~ olhcr.
Esei, par. wei knos. e,cisfd the attention
10 h. s5aiiBas which hold. y ieh the pref
snte ga il nqei,sd, 10 ihr goat emerseneiss
through hieb NC have passed nsl aluss boz .
drting on ,hr Mississippi, a4d eastward Of a,
being pa iieu'arly opIaessed. received eufrts
ponhing rxsnous for th- establishment and
protection OF Their ,ght., which were rendered.
snd with good edecf
A though | have never hooked beyond Con-
gress for redress. yet have received the c0m-
mupica ION you hsye mad. OF Inc genet Gus SEN
tlments rnierisined OF oiy service, by NY TEL
iow-cuErns OF Alobile, with great sen,ib lily,
aud well knowing mat tue pfoss,on made by
The act falls far .hert ofa just reparaiion, can.
not decinIs the All they ATE dispus=d - reader
Inc. For the delicate and ,uieresung manner
ia which ,ol have made Ire communication,
accept my acknowledgement
WIN great respect,
| Anu YOUR obd'f serv't