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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

This will certify, that 1 ended an examinatior
OF inc school taught by Capt. Richard S. Cac,
morn, suriDg the present your and was well pie
sed with the manner of instruction pursued by hin
ana the progress of his pupils. take great plea
sure III recommending him as a person worthy o
as an instructor Of youth.
II (.ARXER rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
EOES EgGN.
From the N. Y. Commerciat Adrcrtisel.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

by the packet ship Hiberna, Maxwell, which
arrived this morning from Liverpool, the Editors
oil the Commercial Advertiser have received Lon
don papers of the evening of the 10th of October.
and liverpool of The l7th, both inclusive
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

concur with the above
no 12-ctf r. + DIJVAJ M T,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15
&kNY \ THORNTON

A RE nov receiving ther fali aud Winter
w Goods comprising almost every article IN
thcir line Of BUSINESS. The following Is d pant Of
lhclr Goods
Sup. blue and black Cloths
Sup. brown, clarct and olive do
Do mulberry, Green and steel naked
\ splen lid assortment Of 'assnucrcs, some entire
y new
Casinctts of every price aud style
White, red and yellow Flanntls
striped, Dull and Pomt Blankets
Ross do. large sizes
Nopt lotions, kerseys &c.
Mcrino Scarfs and -hawls
Bomba1ctts, Clf,aSsans and Pioids
Pros OF every description
Italian Silks, Satin Levantnes
tolored six Gro dc Maps
Cambrlcks and Mu,iins ofevery description
Bl,lchcd and Brown Domcstics
With great variety Of other Goods, too tedious
to mention all OF which pledge ourselves to sell
as low rs any other house IN this place
Oct Is
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GREAT BARGAINS
Fine Cloths, Cassimcrcs, VestlnSs,
&c. &c.
r. n
Al. GOGIa

NN fsHisG 70 close my business Immediately
w viii sill nv eaare stock nj Pfime coaf
1ae assortment Is iaieeI very suPerlor-s'sl" 81
the hnest Cloths, casstmeics aad ves,ings inlof=
ted 70 this country. 1t IS unnecessary 10 sly any
I'm more ~ 10 Inequality eoors, DC ~ suzh AS
ia 10 porchas, ea0 SIZE for themselves tfose
v no order. telyios ON M Iulnent, may rsst as
sufeil vii sYr .aaC,eiion.
| shall b. zisI "a s.l prlf4ta'g. my FURNE
TURF, which Is mostly oi tae list order Any
pcfHen ~ hlas % purchase. viii psaee call AID *
,aiae = AMI ii slonot Ill privately, ehail oli,r
u ID, auction. u winch notice viii lac gwen
HTASOfHER INtITArION.-I nan IN
,ite IN persons indebted 10 me To como forward aud
iuake immediate settlement, 10 it IS extremely nix
To M, aud must be imp asant 10 the IL. t. be
daaafd
= oinnoi leave my native State and the la'ld
OF ny nativity. without returning to my generous
pllfsns, my .aost sincere thanks for their aoerai
patronage. md 10 hereby recommend th,4as aa
eligible situation tor sood Tailor, VINO might da
well by tal,loy my stand and buslne,. aud my
stock also otfo,t J. G. ail!LToN.
y. 81 shall continue to "a business wlnie |
e'ayln Lynehbns and sail promptly aaeud 10 all
orders in my liue JG :.
Sept l. Is
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Vhe Vaacy Farm estate
Ind other Lauis, Stoeh, ProrisiOas, syc.
N'f.--it Iucfion.


ggHlIl5 Estate has u,en long regarded rs one o..
n the most desirable III Nr4mia-s,tuatrd III
Bedford county, Immediately al the base of tae
Peaks OF Ottcr-None Is more beautiful and
eaIthsonc, whist its Improvements, fertility, and
coatlguity 10 Lynehblr5, place lthlsan tue sc1e
OF valuable estates.
Tho Fancy Farm Tract Of Land contains On"
thousand and Thuty -lour Acres, Of which about
one half are cleared md wei. lncosrd.--Pemcao-
ted by both Big Oter River AMI Stoncy Creek,
one Of branches 1bout two hundred acres q the
raet are excellent Bottom Land, " II adapted To
the production Tobacco and grass, and the re
naming cleared lands are finely suited 10 gram,
whist the unelcafed affords a quantity of lnc to-
baceo anls Tin, improvements CONSIST oil i COM
moiious two-story Buck Dwelling House, a ne
cessary cut house, tobacco barns orch Ud5, &e.
&c.-and highly valuable Manufacturing aud Sa&.
Mil, IN complete repaf-tae el9hborhoud ddliy
custom to the Grist VI aoue yielding nom twelve
To fifteen hundred bushels of graiu annually. Tins
Estate will b. sold entire, or u two parcels,
to suit purc4 sers.
Also, one 9th lractof Mountain Tobtceo Land
of the very first quality, containing Two Iioudrtd
Acres lynn - Rotetoat county, un the head ol
the north branch OF Jennings Creek, enc hait OF
Which Is cleased and in a hgh state ofcutlyatlon.
Tins tract, itom its great ptoductveocsS Its pccus
liar adaptation TO the culture Of far tobacco, and lis
coatiguty to james River is jGsty regarded rs one
of the most valuable tobacco plantations IN tGr
Mountains. The purchaser of this tract can b.
accommodated wthpoYisons ON the place.
Also considerable quantity Of Stock, Proyi-
sions &c. consisting Of 80 head ef Cattle, among
wheel are yoke Of Oxen 80 head OF Sheep, t On
head ot Horses. 30 head of Hogs. 6 Jmneys fine
A No.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

w lRGlAiA--tt knlo> huldeu H. the Clrh% Ct,.r .f
IN" CIR superior Cont Of Law aud Chau,ef,. ~
the I",u ut ,hchlns oh III 81 day ot Augusi,
tnaries \. iialcomhc Henry iacou,lr, fhzaton
Holrpar add Ilreb lioicunhr, ic Hugh aad ti1a
utmts under lhe ut tW cHt. cats.
sro 10y ittscy llucomlc, llfir mother mud uryt tIrt
Fi.ts. against George 4. yllie, admt of Mluha o,
connie, decd. Charles pcnnu,h, " lilI.n Cough, adu.
LIN, lac WIZ sally late sail, lolcunhn AllcnIa Nv
re and hur'H Aun his Win, " William " alkel Gnd Sly
LIS mle, and Sally w HE, Hidp" OF Hugh W yc, dele4s
cd lriis.
Tae Otierdnns Geof &c \. Wyhe ard Willlam Walker
ma S''h IN. "iit n"t haN!ns crefr1 their Hpfsa t
given security according IL The Il A,son,IV and
kulf> 81 tbs CONT, and II appearing bt satisfactory
Gcnse' that they not inhabitants TINS county II is
ordered, that the sull Defendant. do aicar here
fl Il uuy OF the neat cIm and >Ncf the oglnaI 8l
hnenlc bills oflhe Plaintiffs aud copy al tlis ord
he u" W inserted III sonH printed the town
~ lAnCHhn for two uOutts IselX and pu.ip
the itnnt door OF t5c eou; hot st, The sud town.
Atopy-iesie, D. KOpES th
Aug. -. WI,
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II Nif'1e ol0 cd n In.', eN'c0l1I 10 lh1
Z . .Jesc,h#,, hy " aam Wood hnns late
IT., albdty Aqfll l329 nj daly reeorl.d IN
tte COUNTY Court Of Badtard, he WI proceed To a'lt
ON Moulay the 81 INST, al pubae auction. ion
cash M ia resldcnre Of said Woods. ~ tho county
of Belforj ,he follow us property ~ Two ne&o
,Somcu NAMED Btlly and = la and tlre' ehlldfcn.
Mar. f.eleriok and Naaa, together with all tn
horse. etrk plantation ntrnsfs, household and
Kitchen tanitutc, mentioned IL the aud decd 1he
undersigned acting as Trustee vii convey only
such title as IS vested ln hun
FRANCES NIUIWETUtR
OFT Vt4
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,IAl.f ONttAlfzp aan,.
IF Valuable Real Esis.i - y
vHNfIE undersigned have dotermioe5

rHNfIE undersigned have determs.a
= the lais composing the Town If sfItft
Bo;,toart souny, Va. at Pubic Az ''sh.f n
fi1Rt STE. > situated 'mmst .t.#
klr.s 70 o. ueah u Lo0HegS C,elt e
gsitla r.e!, irtz1c 4 FIRST reaches -. Tag
a.irs above pattonsburg. For CONF. =. '@a
SIS aad teenmmercial men, this sls r.. f4
best opportunity for tie investment # rs NJ
IS 10 be found West OF the Blue Rid. ts4 ''a
Ii IS lie nearest point on James IN. 'ei5.
trade and shipment Of produce to L4osl -. lla
Richmond for the merchants and farm. ND
~ the counties of Montgomery, Flow 74''s
Nythc, Washington, Farewell, Gil. MI
Lee, and Scott and Is nor the mo-, ..'a
point tor the counties Of Gretnbrier. Nn..
ehany, Poeahoutas, and Bath
The SiiHati9H of Florence is yer; d5...=.,
Town. being in remarkably salu5a.,.
veil Watcred aud sufficiently flat aT1 l..#..'t
possesslns some commanding situation.
residences, and Looiev Creek aiiorH, 'e's
water for manufacturing purposes.
Tie property ~il tie divided into a.sof4.,
acre each, and The sale will take place.. s' '"
rs, on Monday the 5lbday Of Noeeullarr.x, ~,
Terms viii be liberal and made kuoUHo,,#.
OF sale MAGDAIEN lARYz,
JOHN NJ. HARVEY
Botetouu. sept u ~
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Patent Straw Cutters aud Corn
Shrllrrs.

EVIL. Subscribers. agents for J, Parker Rich
" moud lpopt,ear and make of Sailerj's Pa
tout Straw Cuulne Machines and Pdlcutec of the
Iron ~ iHdcr corn Sh..er) respectfully inform
ih"if ir'onls aua the pubic that they have received
aol oil tines vaI11he and most highly approved
msh.n's' winch tho uGer Tor sale at the ltleh-
mona manaiortory prices and ho1taer. Many re-
comm 1i'l"ns oitaose most useful straw Cutting
hI1etpcs mn n be- gwen, we've ii necessary, from
men OF hieh .1n5Ns, who have long had them IN
asc, as over i've hundred of them have already
been sold, and agc how IN usr in this State aud not
an instance has been known of thcirnut beng ap.
proved Of; bun asst is expected that all Whomay
WISH 10 pnr' Iase those machines and the Germ
Shelters, will wish 10 examine them, aud iudge for
themselves, II is thought unnecessary TO eve
amy certificates Recommendation as they sutf-
elcndy recommend themselves, especially when
seen III operaton-Su Suffice II to say that ior smp-
city OF construction, durability and performance
they are beloved to far excel all other machines
iJr the purposes for which they are intended
SCRU GIGS X BAGBY
p. s-Straw Cutters may be scea IN use at r.
N .f's Franklin Hotel ?. Jones, Union Hotel.
4 Iam. sfa IuuG4rs Iii aud Wm Elliott S
Livery Stable
Sen. - Is
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Ray VIRTUE Of Deed OF lru>', eNetured t.
= The Sub; cfiber and john G.. Nilcox " Tho
". Wilcox, bearing date the 9th January. ISIS,
an duly recorded IN the Clerks office OF the coun-
" of Campbell. Tor purposes therein expressed.
shall proceed 10 sci, IA auction certain itaci OF
Land living in the co0niy OF Campbell, 1t beng the
same land which said leo, Now lives on on SAT-
urday, ooh DAY a. the pre,ant mortb, ltrioutJ
on credi, of SIX months. Also al al the 30 Sc
hold aud Kitchen Furniture OF sad WtceX, of >"
much IA may lie necessary to answe, the Al re>a'c
purposes Acting as Trustee, lshal OIL, si'e tbr
ute as such. y. b THURMAN,
| c0nsen, TO he above sale
mos. ". WILCOX
Oct. s. tbs
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l.NNcNlNY'S SNtice

A IL persons having claims against the Estate
"A oftol Thomas Moore decd. are requested to
present them property authenticated for adjustment
and all persons indebted TO the Estate, whose
debts a,cnow due, are hereby called upon to make
payment Longer indulgence cannot be given as
we are anxious 10 settle and wind up the concerns
of the Estate EDWIN D. MOORE, ! -.
EALDA NlDANIEI. : IA u >
Ort | Is
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NOTICE..

WILL be sold to highest BIDDER, on TIL ls' day
w OF November, 1882, at The late residence OF
William w. Smith, deed, IN the town Of Lynch
burg, all the personal property Of the estats, eXeefi
ple Slaves, consisting OF Household mi hli9f IA
Furniture &c.
Terms will be liberal. arl MAJ. known on tAe
day OF sale SARAflANS SAll III, AdoX.
Oct ! IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

fENlE undersigned, Inspectors at Lynch's Ware
M house, in the town Of Lynchburs, return thci.
grateful Acknowledgements to the planters generally
for the liberal patronage they have heretofore tn-
trusted to the above establishment and hope, by
an asSduous attention to business, to merit their flu
ture custom They pledge themselves to use every
exertion to give general and entire satisfaction.
CHARLES A. WRITER'S,
NELSON TINSLEY
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RE&gs'i l. DAVIS.

u lIIef FaI supply OF N0o7l, NHI-h " IIH gN0IT
present stock, viii comprise good assorim mt.
We have ON haad good assortment of BIZ Coats,
aud Ladies and Gcnllymcns Cloals. Also. a good
supply OF Servants co;bins, which We Will sell al
unusual low prices.
B-Wc are receiving lurge quantity Of
Cuss,ncts, which we AZ lctermuedto sell Iewa
Than ever before offered IN thls market
Sent ~ Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

hlf9. BElHuEL W. HEN -ON .--lale ieuce.
IL thar We shah. oo the On da o. y efser,
1882, al toe "itce ei Chis~ell D. bne,. N he -.
OF Lsnrs'-'g, and Safe II V s,nia, ke he e.
posito o: tlowsou :. Whde,,o bc read as ,yidenct
o. ~ trial ~ the ga teratJl.. in the County
,a'r' ~ eaeahe !, Wherein yap pj.f8tld. en-
We iro d anlanis. PATRICK 2. SufTtS,
JANIS MARTIN
Get. 8 WY
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A PE11rloIwiiI In preanted to the next
"a Legislature d Virginia, III oahaIf ii 'lazco'
ofthe COMPUTATION ii L}neholos, AMI the COUNT
Of Amherst Campbell and bedford praying Il
change ibe tlmc Of holding tho GucuIt SuFuo
Court If Law aud tAoosefy in sad town, 50 Il
not 10 nlorIcre @tf The Quarterly Courts of sane
town and counties and also Ia change the la"
IN .taton 10 Commissioner, IN CHauo.sE rc4eir
mg thelr reports 10 be iu Court two months before
thoy 3hdl be acted upon by the Comt5.
Dff | IN
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" ofthc, County Court ni 'tHaku. OF 'lle l.t H.
octohey, l-:ie.--Naihamei Chewing, Tnuls Oh. II
aud May his"'if Danls Wright an.i LQeY ns a.#
fHi-. ap1lnst Jlnr Chewing, Lon and bet aff,.,
thruaug, dc. Eelsy tHea ulas und jcssr ilc,3o, y.
Nancy In. VIE, Des i. tbJar.lN.
I Ie ueirud lHts Jresc Ale4Iur and Nancy a., uf. DID,,
haNmg eaieied thCr appearance nd seuiIte ,e r
lug 10 tn act Of Assent and the iucs Of til, jamt
II Appearing by sltt> lco.y ettcuer thai thcy ~. f.
inhabitants Of his tnuptry. Ca he motIou . ,o pIt
by counsel, it ordered HAT they dc appeal . r. , #
hr>t day Of ueNt De eHber Cout and an,i.r ne. s.
tho plaintiffs, aud thai copy at In. oter In l..a
with inserted IL the Lyuebbur- Fi:snlH for tu rli.#
sucec,,lYe'y. and ro,tcd the front 1ocr Of ..s .
hous,, oil this county
a cnpy--re.ir
MosLS &. CARpGR. u. q
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TO TNNpLANYEIlsS

NJ L ARE receiving very large supply Of
" COARSE WOOLl.ENS for Nesfo,s
and very general assortmeutot Blankets, q, very
reduced prices all of winch Ne ot,r, on ouc osuul
LIBERAL terms. MCKEE, ROBINSON {. Co
Sept 10, IS
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Hoop Poles and s9taves wanted.

tHE subscrpCr Wi gave 80 pes loco co. good
seasoned slaves ana iiea3ms, aud Sc pei,
1000 for good ',cbozy Il cop Poles delivered a.
Lsughorn Nh WE. CADWALLADkR.
OctS Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-15

<i'tlE Cepauner>nipof hr.ly y 95.m i M
"a day dissolved JANE DDr -.
Oct. \ ~.
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~ rules held tho Clerks uic. Of Amherst Comfy
~ Court ON tho Sd day of sn, trmhur, ls,}2.JoH'
flertr' PM against John Tyler and Elizabeth his ME-
iarkn London aud Mary ms wife John linn, aud MI
died HIS "e, Joseph Garner and Uucv IN, urr isalc
Hc9'l ana Martha his wife, james billiard John iIagEmu
una "achei ms wife, Peter Moore Susan ms "''
ihohds W. Warren, Eleanor Warren, IL obert Warren
and Nm Warren, neit>.-in Chancery
The defendant Mildred tmnis not having entered her mp
rta'acc ana given security according 10 The act Of Assem-
hly aud the rules Of tins court and il NJ atI,iac
"'S evidence thai She snot InhatItaut cami''
e'"' II is ordered that the SAID dctcndIu, ia aiI''
." OF before the hrst day of the next Nngshher te
" s"ef 'e bill of the plaintiff and that copy oi i''
oter o' forthwith inserted the yirpinan publ lied u
"c Town OF }hclburec Two month, success ivalt a1
posted at tho front door Of the Court puse OF t, county!
- ACop.- Iusr, ROBERT IlSSIIY,fk.
Sep. Il n2n
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NJ ih'iAiA At rules held in the Clerks Otcc Of The
" Circuit superior court Ut ils mad Chtucrf, iIi the
Town OF iVhrhhnrg On the 10Th day OF August 1-2 &C.
Icy H. paheln Put against jonathan I. Patton, John !.
duncan and Jaiaes Nood-Drit..
Inc Deiehd4nts not having entered their appea,R an
gwen security, according to tr of i.>enbl, uaI the
t, " 'hs 'ohlt ana appearing by satIslclo cFtdcfe
ih iey arr not inhabitants OF l> country: fl /, urttct
maj the Sad defendants a" aPPea here HE rst da, t
htN tenn aud answer the bills ct the Plaintiff aud thHl
:" ms "fuef nr orih"lth insc ted III spape nle
IA tho town ct tnchburg cor Two mouth. snetessl,eIy
p"sied az the front door ot the Court House IN tin sa
town. Copy ie>te,
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VIZ ~
AZ hues holden IL The Clerks Office Of he q mt -
~v~ ri"t curt oila" and chanccry Tor the county
ieq'o'd, ,Nr oh Day Of August, 1852 -Hc4ekah fHq"
lNor Of Joseph luqua, dcc. I'M against solomon Per
nm Joseph Slaughter aud john 5. Brown, Dots lii
ChaHCcry.
ne defendant Solomon Perrin, not having entered hs
appear ahd gwen security according to the act Of A.
Hs anu 'e fu'N oil I'M court and 1t appearing by ''A
"e'o evidence that he Is not an nhhitaut Of thus TOW
mnh"edtli 1t l. ordered that he nppcar here OH the
DAY o the hoNt tenn, and answer the bill 9. the pa-
tn mai tins ordef be Inserted IN the Lyuchturg e.
man Tor eight week, successfully, and posted nj the iott
zoe" OF e court house of TIN, County on suine court da
Arg. iG. vam
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!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-12-20
.W.4RTI.vSBURG LIBRARY.

Mr. EDifoR:-l beg learc TO call the at
tention OF those interested, 4. the condition
of the Library in this place. For more than
three months the company has be.a without
Librarian. Access TO the Library is had
by the stock holders, subscribers, and pre-
sumo by any person wishing it, The be'aks
are taken ont kept an Indefinite length OF
time, some of them returned, and piled up
on the shelves. without form or order, and
some q hazard The asserlon,) never will be
returned. Nothing is surer than the destruc
ton Of the usefulness of the institution and
of the ietrinsis value of the Library, If mat
tiers are not placed on different footing
What is TO be done? Can the company af
ford to hire a Librarian? The funds are lin
tied and this would be inconvenient. Can
no suitable person be found to take charge of
the books gratuitous!yP This should think
mi slat b2 done- at all events, respectfully
suggest 10 the Directors, whose stations are
not devoid of responsibility, the proprihty-
| nay, the absolute necessity Of securing the
books from waste and destruction, until a
Librarian can be appointed.
i SIOCEHOI DER
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NoHTff C4kotiSA.-~sfonesi North Caroi;,,
(as the papers are plased 20 STYLE that Stat,
seems not to give much announcement 4.
the nuililying doctrAes OF -er next doc,
neighbor; if Gov. Stkes may be supposed
to speak the sentiments Of the people. Tbs
following is from hi address at tie Ia,.
meeting Of the assembly, Y. Citizen.
alt is not 10 be denid, nor disguised from,
ourselves, that the MEASURES recommend, !,
by an excited portion ,fthe Southern peonle
If persisted in, must have tendency ~
weaken the ties which have therefore, SO han.
PLY united us together,s nation. What.
ever may be the issue sf this struggle. 70.
joice that the people ofNerth Carolina hay.
wisely avoided any interference calculated 10
disturb the public tranquility. It's in vain
that we look perfectioi IN any human inst;.
tutions; an overriding Providence has ordain'
ed it to be, otherwise But so far AZ ,ro
have been taught, by thtexperience of nea,'
~ fifty years under our resent form of gor.
eminent, we have had relson TO be sats6s
with il; and it is hoped that we an, r.
cling to the Union Of the States as now COZ
nected, without adventurilg upon hazardou,
experiments to change theterms Of that con.
nection."
Election Of Presidential Electors From
the following statement d the votes given
10 eleven States Of the UnDn, which is mas
up from the official returns 1T appears ina,
though these States gave lS ELECTORAL vol,
for Jackson, and only rs against him. tbs
Anti Jacks on majority ofvoes by the people.
was ten ttousand fire hundred and ninety-eie
Thus has peculiar state OF public feeling.
unconnected with politics. gwen false i'm.
preston as TO the personal popularity OF Ar
drew jackson. in the States where slaves NAV
be said mol TO exist; there being so few, al
perhaps not TO amount to five hundred. II
is then easily 10 be seen that It was not BY
desire in these States TO elect Andrew jack
son TO the Presidency, that be has received
a majority of 70 of their electoral votes,
We think il important tins fact should BE-
made known, that the false impression mar
not go abroad, that the present Executive !.
Il H.. H.
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N you aepena.in high degree the future

On YOU depend.in high degree the future
destiny of this Republic lit is Cor you now
to say, whether the brand of civil war, shall
be thrown into The midst of these States
and our fire side alters batbed 10 blood-or
whether, trusting 70 the wisdom and integrity
of the people, you viii to the States Of the
Union, for the maintenance Of that harmony,
and those State Rights in which they have
an equal interest with ourselves, and avert il
possible the impending calamity of civil war.
That your deliberations upon this lmpor-
tant subject, may result 10 a friendly and H.
nal settlement OF the limitations Of power, in
imparting new life and vigor to the Consttu-
lion, and 10 restoring the lost harmony OF
the country, is the ardent aud sincere wish,
Of your Fellow Citizen.
JOHN FLOYD.
Mr. Brodnax, in an eloquent speech, on
the crisis in the affairs Of the country, sub
United resolutions for appointing Select
Committee TO take into consideration the
Governors Message, the Presidents Procla
nation, the Ordinance Of South Carolina, ard
the relation between that State and the u
Mon, and to report thereon to The Legisla
ture.
[After a short debate, in which Messrs.
Dade, Moore, Gilmer, Wallace, and Shines,
took pat, the following gentlemen were ap
pointed said Committee.
htessers. Brodnax, Dade, Gibson, Wal.
lace, Randolph, Gilmcr, Faulkner. Moore,
Miller, Charlton, Brown of Petersburg, Goode
and Mccoy
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