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MORE FAMILY JARS.

From the L. =. Telegraph Of the S,h.
TIE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
The Governor of Virginia is OIL a
VISIT oil lew days to the western part
OF the State, and in consequence of hi,
absence from the seat Of Government.
the duties Of the Executive devolye on
the Lieutenant Governor, who, as will
appear from the following letter, avail.
ed himself of his "brief authority, IA
order the discontinuauce of the TeIe.
graph.
RicHMoSD. JUNR 50rH, 1851.
SIR: In the absence of the Governor
from the seat Of Government, your ma.
per has been broUgh. TO me from the
post Office. directed 10 the Executive
Department of Virginia. AS the head
OF that department at this time, have
TO say To YOU that am aware of mn
legal or regular warrant for the trans.
mission oi your paper to the Executive
ct this State. The Council of State
having never advised in relation 70 the
subject. think proper TO request that
no further numbers of your paper be
forwarded To the Executive, as undo,
existing circumstances you can have
no claim upon the State for auy Of
them. Yours. &c.
PETER V. DANIEL.
Lfetffcyl0tff (tstcruar =, r 20 =.
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dcd hcneft fr~m this effect Of the svs.
TEN. Then how else has the System
affected the foreign demand for cotton +!
u not the market of the whole world,
fer il. a. open to the Southern planter
now as IL was before our tariff for pro
lection was imposed? have heard Of
no restrictive duty upon cot,on, im-
posed by any nation on the Globe, by
reason IL our tariff. The only duty
imposed upon cotton in England, ~
have been informed, is n small one for
revenue merely. There have been no
retalia,ory duties imposed upon COTTON
by Great Britain, because she in doing
80 would be iDilictins injury on her.
self. But IL will be time enough 10
meet that objection when il arises
Let US look to things IA they now are.
l contend that the system, so far from
reducing the price Of cotton, has actu
ally contributed to keep it up by en-
listing large portion of the capital
and industry Of the country in manu-
features, which would otherwise have
been engaged in the production Of cot
ton, and would have contributed To in
crease the supply. Hence il seems
clear TO me, that the system has not
tended To reduce the price Of cotton.
The next inquiry is. hasit enhance d
The price OF the manufactures consum-
ell by South Carolina ? The two
branches C! manufacture to which the
most efficient protection has been cx.
tended, are, the manufacture of cottons.
n M n
lens. As TO the cotton manufactures.
certain IL -. that they were never So
cheap in the United States. as they
have been for the last three or -four
years. Ii is equally certain, that they
were never half so good. These facts.
even the anti-tariffites cannot DENY;
but then they say. these would be still
cheaper, Ut II were not for the tariff -
Here they are met by a fact equal,
conclusive against that notion; aud
that -, that our cotton manufactures
enter into successful competition with
the British manufac lures in foreign
markets. The people Of South Caro-.
Ina certainly cannot suffer much by
The tarIH on coarse wooliens,ie al
uniting that the price Of them i. ma
terially enhnnced BY it, (Which dcny.)
because coarse woo!!ens are not by any
means necessary TO them their climate
Is so warm, that il would be no great
hardship upon those who would wear
coarse woollens, TO wear cotton manu-
features all the year round.
But II is a melancholy fact. that
these Southern Hotspurs seem deter
mined 10 dissolve the Union. TO rid
themselves Of expressions which few
can comprehend. There is a strange
delusion somewhere on this subject.
Is It in the maturity of the people Of
the United States, or in the people OF
South Carolina : That is the aues.
ton. But even South Carolina is di-
'nded upon this subject. Some of her
ablest men believe that she has receiv.
ed great benefit from the protecting
system. TARIFF.
july lB 1881
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Sr. I.oUts, June IN

The Indian disturbances on III.
per Mississippi are ASSUMING r,,,
serinus aspect. The half dom co..
panies Of regulars which Gen. c.,
carried "p with him a month ago al
all tie remon.tranc.s Of the Gen.-.,
have been insufficient TO brine a..
deluded people 10 r,as0r. 1h.y
crease ia hostile demonsirs,ior.
Numbers. The whols numb,r =, y, -
affected, either ctr bodied e, viii, ~
lance Ia eh,body, are estimated a, 80
thousand. In consequence. G,n.~.1
Gaines has called upon the Go,erno,
OF Illinois for troops, and 1900 NOM,
edvoluntcers, under Gen. Durc,n.,,5
accompanied BY Governor Rcvnrld.
have gone up. and two dav. aro d..
remaining effective men. about two
companies, at Jefferson Bsr.aes.. r,,,
ccedcd up IN the steam boa, k.n,,rpr,,.
with Gen. Atkinson Of the r,r.l.-
army.
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ed for from distinguished individual
recently dismissed tom an important
Office, and nlmesl tanted irum Wash
ing'on, which viii 10 lar towards
clearing Tie deck of the sp'inters that
now encumbcr it.-TU s.. Go-.
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PETER v. DANIEL,
Lieutenant CsteyH0r Of Viyrfy;o
wAsnINeroN. IuLn 1aa1

tOAN . 1913 L..
SIR 4; Upon my return home, nfter
an absence Of four DAYS, 4 found your
note of the SOth ult The copy Of ,bs
Telegraph 20 which il refers is intend.
ed for the Governor, and not the linn
GoocsTnoT, Of Virginia. Under OK.
ls'Ing o'rcumstaBces," you will please
to return such copies as may have come
TO your possession during his absence.
70 the post office in your city, 10 be
placed with bis private papers. Ifbe
has not brought the sub ect of his sub.
serlp'ion 60 the u. =. telegram be
fore tie Council Of State" pre.
sumo u was because he considered !,
subject on which he was not rcauir.
Ell TO ak their advice; or, u NAV be.
nat he lntcGds hereafter 10 do so. n
val DC N time for yoD, as one Of his
advisers, 10 refuse your consent when
Il j. asked.
Yours, &c. DUFF GREEN
Hon. P'TiH Y. DAEItr. I.iens. Gov. Virg,,.;s
hichmoud, Va. e"'
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Cry brnNARp.-A correspondent Of tn Jour.
nal of Commerce, saSs-
81 spent some time to day in con
vcrsation With the very interesting an,
intelligent General Bernard, Who We.
terday resigned his Office ms Assistar-
Civil and Military Engineer. in N.
service of the United States. Ircere
much his determination TO return wi
his family Immediately 10 France
WHITTIER he considers himself bound I.
go by the obligations of patriotism. -
lie has been highly useful man sinc
he entered into The service Of the L
states, and being now not more tina
MY years old. he may yet live 10 q
much good 60 his native country. n.
has bc s" one at the ornaments Of GU
society, and by reason OF his matbs
maiieai, ornamental and miseellant
Gus requirements, ~ calculated 10 g.
dorm any circle in any country"
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Ph's gi"g Trees-Prof. Rsrin.sa.
recommends a. sure method OF q.
sr"ying osierpIlisfs, the filing = ha
pn'td one third through the tree wI.
: ,miei with tbe Hour Of sulphur. lr
plugging u up. The sulphur - q
ned INTO circulation by the sep. a..
eAh"ied ~ gaseous state, ~hde
po'son' and Kills ell ea,erp,Ilsrs o..
insects on the tree.
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ii will CRAFTY the friends Of internal
improvement, and Of the prosperity of
Baltimore, TO learn. that the work on
every part Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road, between Ellicott's Mills
and the Point Of Rocks. is now PRO
crossing with great energy. and as ra
pidly as is consistent with its faithful
execution.
The unpleasant disturbance which
occurred on the third Division has
caused much less injury than was M
hrst conten,plated-and will not DELAY
the completion of the tracks of rails
vhIch was 10 course of construction on
that Division more than a month.
The lateral road Ia Frederick is also
progressing rapidly, and will probably
be III Tor travel by the middle Of No
vcmbrr.
From all the information we have
obtained, aud il is from authentic
sources, we have still full grounds for
belief, that the intercourse between
baltimore aud Fredrrick by the Rail
Road will be opened before the end If
The present year. as has long been con.
templated.-C Bah. 0a=. lGM insf.
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= If1 POrty.-'rhe ladies Of Bar.
Mass, TO the number Of $50, ccIebra
ted The fourth Of July in cops oft,
son tea. They marched ~ procrssior
under escort Of Capt. Harwood's con
Pany OF infantry, To the meeting hou,,
where appropriate religious ceremon,s.
took place. The procession was con
ducted from tht church 10 a beautifu
bower, prepared upon the green lor t'
reception. Tea, coffee. aud hissr.,
WIN 'hr necessary dessert, and an q.
1a,i"nal sp'lDklng of harmless sea-
a. a. enabled the company TO pass
AFTERNOON 10 an agreeable manner.
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FOR RENT

~ stone House snus,sd on ,he .t,e..
'sshng 70 fhafieHowp. stnresent 80.
pc" ~ John lfsme. u l.sge s,d o.,sa
,N"us snd Ssll csicuistrd I,r to..rr
''"'e ~ a tavern stand. also Tor re., E.
'''gc stable. vhich can be tented alb o.
l'use 90 separately. Pnr inf,,n.,. q. err
,o We "nacrsgned in tie store oppo..,
-'' joins FRANZ, .{r.,I
h4f1efs Terry, Jane %, 1901.
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We have ~. ~ not quite 50 much
confidence as To- keep the fact from an,
'eauers' nor 80 much IT freedom az g.
enter INTO detall-. that before the sum
n'ef closes an exposition may be look
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UondeJf"ipreseypoiion.- On Satur.
day, the 2d INST. saws the Roohester
Advertise. boy Of eight years of age
son Of Mr.. Egan. living in Oak street.
IN reao hing over The preripioe, gath
eTlng rasl berries. at the fall. IN the
rear 81 the iron foundry. lost his bal.
anec. and was pr,cip'ta,ed to the DO.
tom. Il perpendicular height Of - feet.
among mass Of old slabs, rocks. and
rubbish, and. what is wonderful. With
out injury. except slight scratch on
the forehead. During the Afternoon
ut The 4th, we observed him an.onr
The boys, rs theerfully engaged H.
firing crackers a. though nothing had
happe ned.
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Christian Fidio ~,r.who was ares,
cd. fortnight since. As a sunro.cJ
aooomrlice Of Narklcv. was bro,oi,
up. ON last SATURDAY.. for further .,,
minaiion. =" many rumor, were 4,
circulation 10 his prejudice. and =,
strong and general was the su.picio,
oil Ia, guilt. that il is not AZ all rema,k.
able. IN thc excited state Of the ru5'I,
mind' thntcxiraord.narv interest W,
created bs his case. Michael Baltl.l
Esq, fhe Justice before whom he Rad
been originally brought. was assisted
an the examination bv Nc.srs. Rot p
and McDonti. two other Justice. cc
The Peace; and from n right aprrcc,a
ION ri the lm portancc Of the chsrce
His Honour. Judge Shriyer. wss re-.
quesied to be present. and did partic..
pate. IN the examination.
IL - due TO the accused IN saw. th,.
nc gave prompt answers 20 the ,ar.or,
ana sitting questions that were no.
pounded 10 him; nor Wa he contra
dic'ed IN any one material oircumstanc,
bv any 81 the witnesses who were sub
seqrently examined. More than thirty
Witnesses we're examined. but nothin.
was disclosed 20 justify the remote,
suspicion Of his guilt; or to rend.-
necessary the abduction on his part. g.,
any explanatory proof. He Wa, d.,
charged upon the cleare.t manifest
ton of his innocence.
As his arrest has been made know,
III the public prints, i, is due 20 the a..
oused that his cxculpation and enlarge.
ment should be made known THROUGH
the same medium.
ffrcLcricktovn C1,r,i,er
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.Ssicide Mrs. Laura IIolcomb
wlie "i MIR. Lorrey Ilolcomb. commit,
ted suicide. by hanging herself. in Pc
ru, ON Wednesday of last week. The
verdict Of the jory stated that "men.
tai arrangement, caused by religious
excitement" was the cause ofibe act.
We understand that she was n woman
who had always borne the most rem.
'hbie Character, and that this oct has
oecasloned deep regretlsmong her cir
Gle OF iriends.-l PiHsEeid Sun.
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The following article Is 10 place D, Ibis season
" .Sensou Of Gran Fruit. The death.
IN the city 81 Philadelphia last well
amounted 10 the number If ZIG. in
GLIDING hirfy children by cholera NOR
bus. The Philadelphia Gazette &c.
marks ihat the mortality smope cbil.
hrrn - very great The amount Of
children deceased from Cholera Nor.
bus 10 The week just reported. has IN
creased TO so. Diseases e. tie stomach
and bowe : arc apt to be augmented
10y green frnii. cucumbers, &c. They
"ngh' To be guarded against bv parents.
anu thefr spariug use recommended.
ne difference 81 - adults 10 81 chill
drcn. shows an increase ef s,ckpes.
among young patients. which should
cause great Watchfulness in regard 10
diet and treatment 4"
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.4noiher jIiTder.-The New York
Gazette states thar on Saturday, two
boys each about eight yshrs old, play.
ing at marbles IA Orange quarrel
lea about their winnings. The mo
Their Of one of them ran ont, struck the
other on the head with a broom, and
he died IN few minutes.
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: new Monthly Magazine !. ,ho.,
2" "e published 90 New YORK. unde,
90" 'operlnicb,lenre 81 NJ. p. G. u,l.
,r'h = ven kno~n fOr his literary and
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Ioreiiing on he Baltimore and Ohio
Rail Road. From the LIST day of ia
nuar,y, TO the SO,h June. 1851, 44455
persons who paid, travelled on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road; and
20iS tons Of various articles were
transported TO and from different pla
ees. between Baltimore and EIlicott's
Mills, exclusive of The necessary trans.
portation for the use Of 'hc Company.
The average number of travellers
IN June. rs in MAY, exceeded 400 per
day. The average transportation in
April. May and June. vas twenty six
tons per day. Bah Cos.
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DOMESTIC.

By Scam. We mentioned yester.
day that the Misrepresentation at passen.
gers on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road would be IN future by locomotive
steam power. We learn by the a
mriioan OF this morning that 1.-The
York" Locomotive Engine leir the De
pot n, Pratt street. yesterday evening
with q common car as a Temporary
tender. having the large double car
COiuinbus on eight wheels. and ano-
ther passenger car, attached, with a
bout seventy FIVE persons. The York
proceeded to Ellicotts' Mills in hand
come style, at speed varying from
ten 10 90 miles the hour. and perform
ing the Inst milr.-whieh, besides be
ing much curved, is of an ascent Of
thirteen feet TO the mile, in four mi
nute.. The COLUMBUS WAS left nj the
Mills. and the York brought the whole
evening train Of FIVE cars, and perhaps
one hundred and fifty persons, TO
town. Including the York and tender,
the train moved consisted Of seven
cars. A short stoppage occurred on
the west Of the Deep cut. but the tram
came Ia town ~ very good style. per
forming the last mile IN n fraction less
than three minutes. Considering the
length Of the train. and the curvature
Of the road, the experiment was highly
satisfactory; proving conolusivcly the
adaptation Of steam Ia all the general
purposes ur the railroad, as the char
actcr Of The country has limited its
construction hrte. The maker. Mr..
Davis. WAS not present. and The loco
motive was managed BY others, not
quite so experienced with i,s use. but
With facility aud skill highly graft
Tying, as she~i ing the command under
which this application Of steam may be
reduced. Ii is understood that the
York will be constantly employed in
the transportation Of passengers. for
the future. Bali. Pot. 18Th inst.
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~bsse aAns ne hsts u.ss. without his Knowi.
Edge or consent, with sies Of giving some
seish, to this ifsnmolion. Since he " would
Ike TO mention IL" he shall be suited iohis Ii
king He hseofoas individually security for q
boatman, for soma $40 or $50. Tha, Boat.
man |, IN the habit Of carving -four. belong
ing to the concern, from Black Water Mills TO
Northumberland oa delivering IL there. gets re-
ceipis Tor il, safe delivery. Aeon a settle
ment the Boalman he- with Winston, the
latter retains In his hands the amount OF the
bond IN which he had become seoariiy,-pay
the Bostman tho balance due him--lakes IN all
the receipis--eharges them on the haoks be-
longing To the concern. as having been paid oil
by himself with the concerns money marks
In large letters on the face OF them, las ia usnhl
when receipts are taken In ~ settled, PAN -
aud files them away. a short tune sinrr, the
bond. with Winston as security. WAS gu, into
MIR. Dabnes hands for collection-Mr. Dab
ney applied 10 the principal. who told him he
had left money IN the hands of Nat. Winston
(his security TO nay 1t on.--Mr. ID. appler 10
Winston. Who refers him 10 me Tor payment 49,
told Mr.. Dabney, had nothing To do with
Winston private matiefs II the Boaiman
held our receipts, | was bound fof them, (sup
posing the boatman sul held them,) aud
would pay them Winston, hearing OF this
goes To Black Water Mllls-takes from the
files receipts amounting In The sun In question,
with the marlt paid on tbe face oil thsn.) aud
nnts th.,n in Ar Dnh,,v,s hands Ia subject
IN. again IA Ibe nnvman, OF them.
Idef,r,ed III, nvbheatioo of I'm, niete for
several u,n,rs IN order 10 pet Mr.. Dabuey,a
Cer,6,a,e bui n. b,ing IN attendance at the
ddlerent Courts, have moi been able 10 sea
him. ! will however, alide by Mr.. Dabney's
| eyidenC", aud the papers al his hands, WHICH
ar. of Winstnn,. own shewnp.
sIhs ,est ol The CHARGE. are ,n,yor,hv n,
no,ic,-ma,. onnsrn.e an sdd,... wholly IA
49, ,i' ~ D.,
an, I."a,an, p,s.1,n,,,,,o,s ,od r,,anirnl--
tina, have ~ ,tbheld ins,ce from some. and
h.,,.yed m. ,,,s, n,d ,nnGd.nca af o,h,,.--
,h.,, Ian,an ,,ar,teI,l us,,n,r.,,ho,,, mn
nv az" y" ""b' o'"'P'' "' nv
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yEyTTJ ES =

DURsUANr 10 decree of III Superior
< Court OF Chaucsry, for the Lynehh"re
District, pronounced on the 9th de- OF MAY
1850. 10 the case OF Roberts Va. Mcclure the
undersigned Marshal Of the taii court, will sell
op " ednesdav the 29Ih day o June, 1881, If,
fair, if not, the nrx far day, tract al land
in the county of Nelson, containing two hun
dced and ninety two acres, or 5" much Fs WI
satisfy the debt, interest and COSTS II said de
cree. he sale will he made on The premises
Gor cash, or Gu snch time ae thr yaiiifs may
agree. 1. A. HOLCOMBE, Marshal.
AIay 06 winds
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nuRSUANr 10 decree of h. superior
Court of Chancery, held at Lynehhnrg'
prononncpd on the ooh day OF oc'obef' 100 -
~ emil ther in demanding, between Ranaoiph
n Garden. plaintiff, g. Mery S range,the elder,
Rnha,, smith aud Agnes his wife, aud others,
Dsfe,d,nt,-The undersigned, Marshal OF the
said Superior Corr Of Chan,eiy, viii, on the
Iuh day Of July nr1', if TAR, ii not the next
fair day. proceed TO sell, upon the premises
hv wav OF public auction, TO tho highest bid
der. for ready money, two lots or parcels OF
md .im,ted at Campbell Courthouse, con-
tanning two and three quarters of an acre.
I. A. H0LCOMBE. Marshal
3w
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June O..

ymURSUANr 10 decree OF me superior
Caur, of ChanceFy Tor the Lynchbure
District, pronounced on the nth OF May 1851,
n the case of Boya VS.. iIan,i the undersigned
a,arsn., Of the said Court, will sell, for cash,
w. Tbur.dsy the 7ih day ofJn'y, 1881, II far,
y" " 49,, re ns,, fir day, before bis Office dor
in the town Lynchhnrs. four Slaves. squire
Jasn ,esse & Lucy, the properly OF Georg-
Boyd. or SO many as viii satisfy the sals oe
cree IA ifULC0M6E, Marshal
June 10
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a CARE,

MFR. kNlGHT, professor Of The Plans
8@,l Forte. respectfully snnoonces TO I'M. J.,
bnhnants Of Jynchb"re ard in vicinity ,b.,
he has opened Music Snj1on in R,ebmon,
which will he constantly supplied with ,be mn
popular rocat and l',siruuenlat Music. ss 60
as published IN NV YORKSHIRE latest and mos,
improved instruction Books, INCLUDING v;oen.
rie's, Cramers' Useful Extracts, SEQUEL H.
'cr's beautiful Rondos. (heing adap,ations a
Rossini's most celebrated Airs } Burrows p. 1
mer Ian excellent and instructive work y IN.
getiler wi,ha large collection of Varjationa
&c. &c. calculated TO improve all classes
learners
Nj. KNIGHT has likewise an assor,msr, IS
Nunns Piano forfes-squsre, cabinet sn,i
grand, generally esteemed the finest nanofs,.,
tured IN the United States I; Violins, (6n.st +,
Italian Sltings,) fintos, &c. &c.
W All orders Tor Music or Piano Fore.
prrr'naily attended to. addressed 20 Ko;oh,,,
Music Snoon AZ Mrs. Richardson's Boa raia,,
II ouse, Richmoa Va.
May % i1m
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Wool-Carding,
BIZ DouLk CVEnder Maehinc.

By DouJis CyHnfcr naehi"c.
YHyHE subscriber having purchased from
II A,nass w. Holmes his Carding Machine
near Lynchhnrp, and given the same 'h
nuph repair, il beng nov furnished WIN an
entire new So, Of Wh,iiemore's Carda, (~"ll
known AZ the best in nse) and having ais"
procured a and experienced hand ne u
carder. is now prepared to 'ecoive "ool Tor
carding, which, for convenience, "a" he
lef, ettne oitpry Office Of q. Ward, two doors
above the Yrg MAN ohire. whence IT +" II DE- Ia
ken 10 the mnchine and returned IN roll No
rains will he spared to give entire satisfaction.
one round Of clean lard is required for evetf
ten pounds Of Wool.
NJ The price Of Carding is reduced to sn
ana une iourlb cents per pound.
JOSHUA r HOLMES.
NIB. Superior Wool Rolf, for sale at the
To,,erv Office Of G. Ward where cab vii be
. won In, GOOD Wool J. r.. II.
June 90 WIS"
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COLoNlZArloN SOCIETY.

COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
The Board of Managers of the Lynchbnrg
Auxiliary Colonization Society are requested to
clnVenr, at The Office oC MIR. Giles Ward, THIS
AFTERNOON, at g O'Clock. A full Board is
desirable.
RICHARD ToLER, Secretary