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What he did admit was, that the deed
had been lodged like many other deeds,
in the office of the town-clerk-that it
had been placed upon file and minuted
for recording, but at his request not
spread upon the record. HIS reasons
for this request, he fearlessly and openly
stated in the. presence Of his fellow citi-
zcns, in n numerous town meeting
he reiterated those reasons in the pres
ence of the highest authorities Of the
State, with the same candor that he ORR
ginally avowed them. And yet the
writer of this article has the meanness to
insinuate that there is something in those
reasons, which at this lime, or some other
time, the moderator would suppress-as
if the utmost publicity had no! already
been given to them by the examination
in the Assembly and by the original avow-
al. Let Major Bull or his confederate,
detail them in the Republican as they
were really stated-and we will answer
for the moderator that he will not shrink
from the responsibility which any part Of
them may impose on him. Finally, the
writer states
"The memorialists did not offer any
evidence on that point (the allegation
that the deed was fraudulent) but the
fact ofthe challenge and that the mode
rator was required to purge himself by
oath was proved expressly by capt. J.
r. Stanhope, Benz. Finch and Gilbelt
Chase; and impiiedly by the Hon. VIM.
Hunter and the Hon. Dutee J. Pearce."
Why the memorialists did not offer any
evidence of fraud in the deed, is very
readily accounted for by the fact, that by
their own confession and by the state
ment of Major Bull, it was mere matter
of inference from the circumstances at
tending the delivery, which to the mind
every honorable and unprejudiced per-
son were perfectly innocent or Indifferent
So strong was this conviction that the
memorialists did not dare to press the
objection, either by examining witnesses
or in their arguments addressed to the
General Assembly, if arguments they
could be considered. But we deny al
together the allegation--'that the fact that
the moderator was required to purge him
self by oath was expressly proved by
Capt. J. r. Stanhope, Benz. Finch and
Gilbert Chace; s. impliedly by the hon.
VIM. Hunter, and the hon. d.. Pcarce.
We deny that this fact was expressly
proved by either Of the witnesses first
me htioned, and we affirm that as to the
testimony Of the hon. Mr.. Hunter and of
MIR. Pearce particularly, that it negativ-
ed altogether the idea that any taking Of
the outh was proposed to the Moderator
as stated in this article. So far from this
fact being substantiated by the testimo-
ny, it was sworn expressly, by B. B.
Rowland, r. X. Randolph, L. Trevett,
M. Freeborn and Joseph T. Perry, that
no such requlstion was ever made on
The moderator--ahd a hundred other wit
ncsses might have been brought if nec-
essary, to the same fact--had an oppor-
tunity offered.
So much for the glarihg statements
in this article Of the Republican, which
we may notice if necessary, in another
number Of our paper, but which for the
present at least is sufficiently exposed by
he remarks we have offered.
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A IG NJ!

LOUISVILLE, June 18th, 1892.
The undersigned, believing that a
debt Of gratitude was due to General
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O'Clock, p. m.
Thomas Joyes,
Samuel Schwing,
l.. Weaver,
II. N. Cawthorn,
John c. Evans.
Benz. Cawthorn,
Jumes Doss,
A. II. WoodIey,
Jonas Grubb,
DR.. B. II. Hall,
Robson Dehart,
II. Merrie, jr.
f. T. Bainbrid ge,
Jno. w. Anderson
Geo. Buchanan,
p. r. Gray,
J. w. Semple,
VIM. Pickett,
VIM. Powell,
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Born To CoMMAND.-Frederick the
Great Of Prussia was fully sensible ofthc
contagious nature ofIiberaIity. lie knew
that the spirit of freedom was epidemical,
and he did not choose to employ his sub
jects in any mode that could put them in
the way of fcatching the disorder. When
Doctor Franklin applied to him, to lend
his assistance to America, "Pray Doc
tor" said the veteran, "w hat is the object
they mean to attain!" "Liberty, sire"
replied the philosopher; "liberty-that
freedom which is the birthright of man."
The King, after short pause made this
memorable answer-I was born prince ::
] am become a King, and will not use
the power which possess, to the ruin Of
my own trade. / was born to command,
and the people are born to obey
The Washington Globe, the mouth
piece Of the scrub-cabinet, claims the
same divine right for His Imperial Maj
esty, Andrew Jackson. This is its Ian
guage:
"How must the conqueror Of Napo-
Icons conquerors" feel when charged
with humbling his country sat the foot of
the British thronep' How must one who
was BORN TO COMMAND, whose
own energetic mind now gives impulse to
all around him, feel, when charged with
suLserviency to those whom he directsr'
The Globe, it will be perceived, is not
original in its idea. If the Autocrat
should be reelected, we shall have de-
monstrations as clear as ifthey were writ
ten with a sunbeam, that he was born to
command and the people born TO obey
And yet the Republicans Of this country
have entertained the idea that they were
living under Republican Government,
nt the head of which was Democratic
Republican citizen! A Democratic Re-
publican citizen! There is not half the
evidence to show that Andrew Jackson
is Democratic Republican, that there is
TO prove that the earth is supported by a
turtle, or the moon by large cheese,
fresh from Welsh woman's dairy.
Boston .3tias.
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III. II. Wolfe,
Patrick Garvcy,
Chas. Jabine,
VIM. Reny,
Thomas Drouge,
ii. Mccormick,
John Farrell,
Thomas Lawler,
Daniel Carrell,
G. w. Messenger,
L. Gwathmey,
w. w. I.awcs,
VIM. Sale,
G. VI. 'Ihruston,
Francis Tillay,
Amph. hampton,
DIR. l.. Powell,
l. Lawrence,
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Total SO
We reckon with the most entire conf
dence upon the defeat Of Andrew Jack
son, and upon the election of the Great
Western Statesman and upright Patriot,
HENRY CLAY, to the Presidency.
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

q NEoRGE CAREY, corner Of Baltimore and
NR Charles Streets, Baltimore has for sale Sc
neral assortment of DOMESTIC GOODS. oon-
sjsting in part Of WALrHaM, APPLETON, Low
Eub, HAMLroN, NASHUA, EXETER, AvERY, and
PTrsgaLD MANUFAcTURESo-whch will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piece
Baltimore, February =. 3m
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Up UNAWAY from the subscriber living IN
A1 Nelson county, Va. a Negro Boy named
ELLlS-Ho Is stout aud dark compIeetad with a
scar on his left iaw-The sad boy has been rua-
ming the river for several years and it is probable
he IS now lurking about ON james river. | will
give the reward Of Ten Doaars for the apprehen-
sionof said boy, secured IN jail ont ottbe county
iorwarn all persons from employing said boy, on
the river or otherwise, under the penalty of the law
WILLIAM JORDAN.
AprI3 IS
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'EEIahiAlA--At Rules holden IniHc t4gat -
tEeelrcou Superior Court al Law an. +. :
Tor u!f town of lyHt1 erg, tbe 5tH day ol h"'1'
~ tHANCEbl. ,,.a
bnalrl Il. PcrroW, Jun. vaIutih, AGAINST samuel 80
hr'rea Jordan, Clement Townsend, German Jl a. ~ D.
ard &. iladcn aud Ellis Hunter adnnisuaiaf s." -.
Hunter, deed. atc sheriff oi Campbell county 4" 49,
The Bet ndants Branch Joraaa, Clement ieN''",..
Richard &. iiudeu, mi hutuE entered then at
the supa, aIrutal bill Of the Plaintiff and ~" 81
according 10 the act Of Assembly and the inl'S " -.
Count, and 1t abaearirg by satisfactory e,dr''
they are not inhabitants Of thu, country II - #,#
that the aid dpicudaut, do appear here on dt
otthe ncN Tenn and answer the soid bll d h' A..
ul, ard that a copy of this order be iurth" i' u
N some newspaper printed III the Town Ct
tor t"oEout,s ely. aud po.too II N l.''
d. kort- o.
March :. win
PEiRGINlA.-tt coIr heid Tor lirckiar Am '. -
~ the court hause, he l2n dny ol Nafea, .s
min A. Philips iitf. aeains. Falcruae p T.
Finch Snruggs, eSar OF Alien scrIEgs, dee. IN
thancrrF. .y
The Defendant Valentine Scruggs Got ha'h-r 49,
his appearance and given security aCcardm9 W. .#-
Assembly, and the rules of this Court. and ii I tr=
satisfactory evidence that he not iulatii' ~ -
country: II Is ordered, that the said drtendan' #.
h"re Al June Court neat, and answer the M .
uf, and that acopy of tltS order hr forthwith mr. ~
the IynchburG NirsiHiau, for tspnoEtHs sucfe's .4-
posted at the trout door Of the touti-huusf ''
~ Copy-Teste, -, ,...,r.f.. OK.
APul5 -"
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,I,l.ra which We hope or ea'n Ms nave Uniform
.,,,r,1icted. under such circumstances, nc soula
z,,s We can say, with truth, dictated by no
,l.sr, 3, mitigate or aPpease tn wrath Of Old
,,,b.r.t that We have never denied the u.s. e
...r columns to thu Jackson party IN single m
stance and We s.iond scorn to receive pay from
,I,.,, FOR tn, rs rtion ofany notice however oh
...,,an,ble its character or ofenY essay, how
......,s itsterms If We have sometimes -ommenz
to, their productions, We have done no more tim
,be,r authors mi gh have done in relation To own
mark, through our osn columns. The privilege
claim Tor ourselves, extend to our opponents
r,otr,ev ask more 1t Will be time enough for
,h.,,to complain when we bar the door against
f..,ss,op and instead Of acting upon the good old
...v5m. audi aicrdm tariem,' give a one-slled
.,a portial view of the great questions which aiylde
=, ,be essays Of our correspondents which WI
-, sposcd to allow them to the fulIos' extent, in
.,no,aent,n, on our own Is there any TING IN
e,,,or illiberl in this ANY thing (which any
mn can properly complain Surely not But,
=, e, scussng the matter farther, (or we t.ye
.I..,ds r5inb,cdon twice as long es we dessned)
-. .,,at always take The liberty # commenting
many article offered to us for publication, when
-. conceive 1t to be necessary or erpellenl--
,,.r,er It We IN the Presidential or any otner ques
.,ao--tron " Oh Amherst or any other quarter
written by friend or foe.
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COMMUNICATED.

hope, in my former communication, have con
WINGED every person acquainted with the history OF
modern slavery, that every change of a general
character has been as 1t relates to slaves, for the
better-all things considered, slavery in America
has been to bensnted Africa blessing.
All things winch have not justice for their basis,
must ultimately fail. In pre-eminent degree, Is
tae Colonization Society an enterprise founded IN
justice. Philanthropy and Christianity are It's aux
llares Men who have at heart in all their Actions
the good Of their fellow men, 90 no, feel SURPRISED
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II. Rt)DES l.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Lynthbufsl chn1ty 2JIh, Ia52. J
The parties N tins cause viii take notice, that
1ge appointed Saturday the fourteenth day Of
Apt next TO commence rhe accounts directed by
bo foregoing ordc. of court, on which day, at the
aeur Of nine O'Clock IN the morning. they are re-
CURED to attend at my Office in this town, with
their accounts vouchers, and copies Of court pa
pcr3, prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, e.
Mach w4w
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THOMAS J. DUAL.

- ESPFCTFuLLY informs HE friends sna
u u thu pubic that he has sold out his Who'll.
Stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c now on
hand ~ Mr. David r. Lyman, who will hereafter
continue thcLusiness a. the siandforinerly occupied
by hlnL ThomasJ DnYalretuuIs his sincere llanl
Ia those who hive fasofsd him with theif patron
age. aud bcgs lease to solicit the continuance Of
thoi. iayus 10 Mr.. Lyman, whom he takes plfs.
sure ia accommodating rs an excellent and expefi
enerd Druggist Al persons indebted to ~ II are
earnestly requested IN come forward and mabo
immediate payment a. longer indulgence cannot b
given.
Feb % 1tlf
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SCENES Ar WASHINGTON.

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VIRGINIA. At " Superior Count Of
NnmrcrY, holl al1hc town ofLynchburg,on
thp t.t day al November, lh30
fuamw j Garden and Kodmn his vile, David
/ SCOT and Ann h scott, which sald Am Il,
Scott rs an mtant aud sues by her next friend
Henry + Enrly, aud sad Henry \. EARLY, Phfa
against
Charles Henry Lynch, executor of Ansem
Lynch deed Joseph Chiffon and Mmgnrot hs
aIfc John Scott, Edwin Price and susan his
wife Robert scott Meru Icttwlch and Thorn
as Aldidgc, and Jane | his wife Dels.
On the motion Of the defendant, Charles II
Lynch by counsel In dissolve the Injunction award
ed the Plaintiffs III this cnusc, the 18Th dry Of
October 1929 10 restrain the soid drfendoot,
Charles ~ Lynch, executor of Ansclm Lynch.
dtsd hs agents altornes. and all others concerned,
from all further proceedings on WoJudgmcnts ob
tuned by that defendant, III the Superior Court Of
Law for the county court OF amphcll, The one n
snust the plaintiff, Thomas } Garden 4 the other
eainst the plnnri, Henry T. EnrIy,es gunrdlon Of
III. plaintiffs David / Scott and Ann L Scott,
the court on consideration of The blll the answer
ii tla defendant, and exhibits aud after hearing
counsel ~ opposition thereto, doth reject the motion
| and doth refer II 10 one Of the Commissioners Of
the court to take an account of the administration IL
Ausclm Lynch, decd upon the cstntc If Robert
Scott decd y an account between the soid Ansem
Lynch, decd ~ executor Of SAID Robert Scott and
thr I.cguterg OF said Robert Scott and report the
same 10 the court with my matters specially sni
cd thought pertinent by himself or rcquredby the
| partI'n toh Toe "a statcd.
Copy-feste, WILLS, Oh.
COMMISSIONER $ OFFICE,
l.ynchbnrg l4th Feb 1889 I
The pnrtirq Tina Tttlsr vtIl tnhf notice thut
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HIGHEST PRIZE $1,000.
$4,000
MODE OF DRAWING.

'1VT " ID lo' TIIHNN'. 98DlVIV
a. 60 Tickets
MODE OF DRAWING.
To- be drawn on rh- a Is. {. pl-o.--lhe ooD
pfaes Of SOTO bs awarded 10 the 6rsi srcond
ihlrd dWi'Iou, IN be determined by that which
mHy draw he capital riIze OF SO, 900, so fhRt thu
holdrr OF three hokeis, one ~ each division. u
crttol" 10 draw one p,'2e and may draw four. All
the prizes above In, Denomination ot 80 In QUO
wheel, aud NIL The numbers IN anOher NJ once
The "hole 10 lac drawn 10 q G'w hours. Prizes
payable Ia cash forty day. nfrr tho drawing. aud
sui cct t. the usual Il. duriion Of fifteen per cent.
Tmken g5-IlalVes . so Qys / %
For sHlr at WARDS OFFICE.
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r9VIlE Spuug aud summer session Of the SUB
u ,cr,hcrs school will commence on Monday
the 9th iust-lhe Hutton m future, per sesslon
Tor those that ar IN the rodmcnts viii h ten do
hrs--and tor those advanced beyond them, It VII
hr fifteen Il liars.
The Subscriber dcsllrs that Students may be en-
tered ut the commencement of thc session. In eve
~ study which students engage mcthod will h
strictly observed JOHN {. REID.
March | L.
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5camcs, f.. Inch Vas followed by an exiemrora
neous Address fiom q. W. 7 Gusts, ESQ There
vas ball here also night
In BoHin9re an Grafton by J. H. r. Latrobr
Esq. followed the resdinS of thc Valcdietary oi
Washington There vas also public dnner--
The National ia'eligencer says, the venerable
Charles Couoil, ofCarrolllou, the surviving signer
Of the Declaration Of Independence, was stationed
at the door of the second story of his dwelling, sur
rounded 10y his family, when the citizens passed
Inn, uncovered amid the waving OF banners
and martial music The whole scene IS sad u
have been interesting and impressive
In abingdon. the Farewell \ alrcsy was read by
Peter Mayo, Esq. and an Grafton delivered by
Charles F.. HARRISON. Isl
In PaloigGtN C)Gro. RomuDus VI Saunders
delivered an Grafton
In coeh of the FOREGOING place. ,ll from winch
we have yc, heordD Their were imposing prores.
soas military and evil, statutes, and v1rons inaf=
dents, which ii would grenfyus to uanutr. haa We
room to devote 10 them The celebration of In day
has been general and unusually spirited and cannot
fail toproduce aaIutary and lasting moral effect
- The last Washington Telegraph contains a
query which we should like to see answered It's
this VIII the Globe inform us why the Presi-
dent did not attend divine service ou thu 22d. M
Why he did not otherwise participate in the demon
STATIONS Of respect 10 the tihrr of his country D.
Mas rcyyJnN
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WARDS OFFICE,
Lynehbnrg, March | lc32. !
MORE LUCK AT w ARDS.


The drawing ofthe 2d class Of the Free Road Lot.
terry is received, and No 577G handsome prize
Of 500 sold and paid To young Gentleman ofthis
Town, besides several other prizes that will be-
fund quite comfortable these hard times Now is
the time to renew, while fortune is smiling and
fine schemes presented
xf The drawing Of the Western Virginia Lo
terry, is expected by Saturdays mail few chan
ceS may yet be had at WARDS OFFICE.
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OIlITI AIRY.

DIED, nj Milton, Mass on the 18th INST Hon
JONATHAN RUSSELL, aged 60. one of the
American Commissioners at Ghcnt afterwards
Allnlstrr % Swelen. Mamber Of Congrcss. d.
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