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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

Ar OIl(E.-As my vile, Sarah GTubb9, has lett my
~ bed and board without provocaiion on my part, I
therefore fore ~ arm all persons against creditiDg her on my
account, as l am determined 10 pay no debts of her con-
tracing. RtCHARD GRUBBS
Heurico, Sept. 18Th. 1888. 37-2-
WV & }. e. CRANE, offer for sale
w . 1900 Spanish hides OF six Iiie rent qualities
Richmond slaughter hides and calf skins
40 barrels OF Tanners oil, different qualities
Bark mills, Tanners aud Curriers' tools OF oil kinds
Leather of all kinds bought or taken in barter for hides
5000 sides sole leather Of every quality, from the best to
the most inferior
Lining skins, boot morocco binding and shoe trim
mings
Boo, trees-lasts aud shoemakers' tools OF all kinds
2O0Oilbs. shoe thread OF ali kinds
Stirling, harness and birdie leather, sheep skins, hog
skins, bag hides, saddle trees Of all kinds, buffalo, leopard,
bear and hair seal skins
A general assortment Of saddlery and Saddlers' tools
Serge, fish skins, cut tacks, deer's hair, SC.
Chaise aud covering hides, and coach morocco skins Of
all kinds
Coach laces, handles, bands, lamps, springs, &c.
Coach stsps, wood springs, moss, gig bows, sc. SC.
500 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
UCash Tor country hides.
September 10. 6-w4w
SOLE LEATHER, SHOES, HATS, &c.-Hu66ard
~ q Gardner, have received, and now offer Tor sale,
1000 sides sole leather, embracing all the different quail
tes.-And they are, daily receiving their Fail stock of
shoes, hats, cali and kip skins, upper leather, tcriting, let
ter and cropping paper, sc. Sc, which they offer on tho
most liberal terms-They have also on hand, of their o,cg
manufacture, $500 pair plantation shoes, which arc SUI
perion TO any ever offered for sale by them.
Richmond, 18Th Aug, 1888. 2S-Sif
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IsicI'd Wholesale Prices Current

TosAeco-Luys Sia 4 S0lSugaI, brown sI2nll
Other tord IA Hides, Spanish i3a 10
Passed common to mid. Sag SOlBrandy, Cog, gall. l2Oal57
Good 7a9 Do. Apple 35a25
Fine 9 !Wbiskey 3pn3 az
Fine manufacturing To- l3lRum, West India 500 %
FLorR-City Mills (now) DO. New England 35a3 80
65oa7 50lWine, Madeira 250a3Uo
Canal (odl 81 DO. Sicily Madeira l 90 I 10
Country, new sea l2l DO. Malaga 4Oa6s
WHrAr-Crops,n and transient par Tea, Imp. and Gunp. Wall5
cels, white and red los. Do. Young Tyson Goa SO
Corn 90 Molasses $50 20
Corn Meal IS So Salt, per sask 0s0Is
Oats IS Hemp l0na I 80
Beef bar Iron 234a4l2
Bacon, pei ID. . a 10 Pork, ser bl. 10 90
Buttor IA lG Shad, do. 90
Coffee l3 al4Cut IeGriugs, new slQa43A
Cotton 14al6
Whh hgher P6ses fer nae manufacturing qualities.
ST. Domingo Mahogany, from 10 l2 to Is CENTS per foot.
Honduras ~ to ~ l2 do.
Prices Of Stocks. chesterfield r. X. l65 div. OF
U. 8. Bank none Course Of Exchange.
u. 8. Bank. N. York lsINorth Carolina Bank Notes
Bank of Virginia ll2South Carolina do.
Farmers Bank llOIGeorgia do.
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y. p. o.

Much curiosity has been expressed about the author of
U. +. O., the correspondent Of the London Morning Chro.
nicie. We understand. from the best authority, that he is
a MIR. Wilkes, an EnglishmaD, but not a defendant of
the celebrated John Wilkes. He is a caterer of news for
the Chronicle, and several other English journsIs-said TO
he a very coarse man in his person and manners, though
he writes with spirit and vivaciiy. He has, however, ma
infested no great sagacity asa political observer, or as a pro.
phet for, scarcely one of his bold and confident prelic.
tons have been verified. In one of his positions, il is be-
lieved he is more accurate-in what he says Of the growth
oil the republican spiri, in La belle France.
Respeet.-A public dinner has been offered in the name
Of the citizens OF Staunton, by Messrs. John II. Peyton,
ID. w. Pdueson and VIM. Kinney, j. to James Hagarty,
Esq. a native OF that town, and now OF Liverpool, in token
OF their admiration OF the many virtues which have aiorn-
ed his course through life. Mr.. II. has declined the no.
nor, ''ior reasons OF a particular and private nature"
fl S,cinish Multitude. Ball, who is on a tour to the
Mouth OF Columbia. writes from the Head waters of Lew.
is River, on the 18th July, 1898. that "the first buffalo
we met with was at the Forks of he Platte river, a subject
oi rejoicing; for II is the sign of the coming of harvest.
They ind excellent feed on the bottoms Of this river, and
hence are here found in abundance. TsnD on The north
bTnch q heard that extended fifteen miles"
Gy Wo are compelled to Iay over GermanieRs till our next paper
aho the excellent Expose OF Professor Davi,s Law Course, fop the
Charlottesville Advocate. Norittus has been respeci fully consider
ed, and will bo published in our next. We must again lay over our
extracts from George Nicholas's letter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

NOrICE.-Tbere will he a Petition before the next
~ General Assembly Of Virginia, for the purpose OF 70.
Jocing tie Tolls on the Falling creek and Manchester
Turnpike road. FRLEHoLpLRs or CHEsrERytELD.
August 30. 83-wl2I~
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EAR. v. j. EPPES, having loosted himself at hs mo-
Tiers, in the county Of Buckingham, respectfully
HE professional services to the public.
August fS-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

WNTANTED. as So Apprentice to the Pnntlng Bud
ness, a youth % ray pectabls connections, pos,sbs
tAg . GOD EngiiSh Eddca'ion ApPy az tbiS&f$.
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NOTlCE-A Young Man, who deems himself quail
IN fed TO instruct IN the Greek, Latin, and ordinary
hrsn' hes OF a good English Elucalion. wishes to obtain a
situation Tor the ensuing year, in some seminary or private
family. Testimonisls will be produced if required. A
letter directed to J. N. O., Gainesville, Cumbs rlsnd
county Va, will be attended 10. Sept 9. T3t-3r1
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er uno disco omnes:
Athens address.
Tho Stat = entered into the
compact as sovereign communi-
ties"
Each State has an inherent
righf, absolutely inseparabl from
its sovereignty, to intcpose aud
sf,ost within its owl limit. the
progress Of usurpation, and thus
pr soive the compact from viola
tion.p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-09-13

One of the People.
"1'he General Government L..
as truly the Government OF me
iehoie people, as a State Govern
meat 10 Of part Of the people,"
"The States, as political DO
dice, have no original inherent
righfs. That they have such
right. IL a fal.e, dangerous and
anfi-repabiiean assumption, which
turks nj the bottom Of III the ica-
soning In iavor OF State Rights"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-02-18

DIN T.. NoRvELT. 1rising devoted Soma
u time in Philadelphia 10 acquiring know
ledge Of Oeuia! Surgery. nndsr ihs igslru<3iop at
y d Fitch, NJ. D. Lag re:urned,o Lynchbuse, 5ni
Il now prepared 10 enter sI,on the duties Of las pfv.
iession iis Office Is dous shove tho Franklin
Hotel, WHERE be may he l,and !,ctwccn tie houss
u 3 osioch, 4. NJ. aBi. l.. 81.
That The pubic my better know the sssotsez ~
Dr. Fitch IN is prog 5sion }. L. ". refers tksas "a
the following testimonials Of h.s emnelpcc. 01al
Jackson, professor IN the UnisefSity u PcHnDyt
wanna, writes ihun---" DE- Fitch 10 regularly Glv-
Gated ms practitioner ii Medicine, and has devoe
ted has ntienlon chiefly To Dental Surgery, on
which subject ho has written an excellent work"
Mr. Walsh, editor of Tho Quarterly Review,
sses IN The Satleua! GAZETTE tho following edito-
rial remarks -" DIR. Samuel 2. Fitch has return
ed to tbs city, and TO his residence ia Walnut
street, No. Ill. We mention this circumstances
boeauac we believe DIR. Fitch to 10 one Of the most
scientific and ehilful operators with the teeth IN our
country, and the author Of comprehensive work
on Dental Surgery, which is considered excellent,
Il not tho very best cxant"
Feb. I its
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=a'lls1H1 iis 'ils--' - -ss-s
N(sl'Htil..
-

OIL, On We fnesdsb ni4ht, either going TO ,nt
IL 5'tng from The Methodist Ctarct TO lhe
public Scat iiouSs IN tlis town, very ANAL aud
old red les,ite' pocket book, tied ~nl red aud
yellow np. r, sife. The book contained on
t~tn,y dollar bnnk hoie, u"e Ten dollar nolo md
I've five dollar bank a1,e-, MI believed ~ be on
The Bauh Il vusiu u, also order OF the Clerk OF
ADhe'u o,i, ivr b. q. A. Rose to pay INC onv
tolht Ninety ,htee cents Tor my sl,endonce nj u
witness nj Nov tenn lasi, Ia u suit, u. 4. Hose.
". john Hausstd deed Admniatra iof. Tho
string that tied ,he pocket book wns found oear
the ort.sid Church door "arly the neat morning
With gen, solic,uis invite the Goder 10 pl,c.
hut, dollars OF my insi u,oney, So that at II
immediately. aud tbey shall be entl,led 10 the 9th
er ten dollars. II h. BAELiNGR
Feb. 49, l.
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EIlIl,AYlAN.

fksliE Spring and hu inner Session Of the sub
II seIiber's School, will commences on Monday
the Alb day OF March and continue until the goth
lay OF Jaly ensuing Tuition az AeretoFors,
All Students entered at tho comlnencs nleDt, or at
any subsequent dry al the aession, will la consid
ercd ON uttered un,l the GnJ ulcss otherwise spc-
eIfod. JOHN C. REID
N B.-The morals Of those committed to tho
care III the subscriber, will be sireiy atendcd TO,
Ms far az Their department comes under his OWN
eye.
All those branches Of science, which conduce IN
future usefulness and which AFRO Indispensable in
eve,y relation OF life arc taught IN thls school.
Eamil,u explanations Of diaicultcs arising in tho
eou,se OF study suited to the capacities Of al fias-
ses Of learners will Arrays be gwen. y.C.R.
Feb l. w4wd
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CONGRESS SIONAI.

In he S'aote the discussion on the En- forcing
Bill seems suldcnv to have stopped, and they
ere engaged in proposing amendments 10 it, sew
erul of which have been agreed TO- The propo-
sition of Mr., Forsythto strike out the Sd section
facd-ayes 5 noes %.
Mr.. Benton has offered resolution postponin ,r
she election OF Public Printer to the Senate, until
the next session Of Congress- which is still under
consideration.
On Tuesday last, the President communicated ia
the Senate copies Of the Orders issued to the Mill
tary and Naval commanders on the Charles ton
station, in compliance with Mr. Poindcxters reso-
lltion
In the House of Representatives, the Tariff bill is
still being discussed.
Fhe election Of Public Printer to the House was
to have taken place last Thursday.
The bill to refund to the heirs of Mathew Lyon
the amount Of fine levied on him under the Sc
d'tion law, passed the House---ayes II, noes Sc.
The House on motion of Mr. Boudin, ordered
10000 copies ofthe Report of its Judiciary commit
tee CONTAINED in our columns today to be printed
novel proposition-The Legislature Of Della
ware, previous to its adjournment, passed series
OF resolutions, proposing the annexation Of the
eight counties of Maryland on the Eastern shore
OF the Chesapeake, to Delaware; and, or this pur-
pose they ask of Maryland the cession Of said
countless Little Delaware is getting ambitious. Docs
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A Cal RID.

sl1E undersigned offers his services 70 tho
- Manufacturers Of tobacco in LYscHBuaa, and
It's Ncighborhood, fn the pui poae Of receiving and
fOrwnding their Kegs and Boxes. Having been
engaged IN tho Sur BRoKEnAas business for tho
last ID yca's, and Gom his connection with the diff
fercnt i.ncs IF Packets aud Transent Vessels to
any Port in the United States, he cnn almost 10 a
certainty forward any Tobacco sent TO his care,
wi,hou, mourning Storage or extra Droynga but
in tho even, Of it's going in store tho charge Will BE-
moderate. having ample room
JAMES FISHER.
Refer to Mr. Casweu Poe, Lynchburg
Richmond Feb L. Cliff
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STORAGEM COMMISSION

u T. subscriber returns his thanks ~ III.
- friends for the liberal encouragement HI h.
received ~ihin the last year. and hereby noIti',s
ti N and the public. thai he has rilanhed his east
Oh the Lumber house Utrnpi.d by Bas Isb"Il,
and situated Immediately on toe margin 81 The ~
yer below tie bridge. Having connected himself
with M. stephen y. Snblet' N. business viii here
after he conducted und., he hrm II Bass u
Nahleu4, who "Hc, tb"f service 10 tbr Mr. Lanis,
Alile's, Tobacco Nnr,thcWters aud dealers ~ all
hiHd3 ol produce aud good, - receive On si"Tago
OF sell on commission, Hny articles " bich IDsy be
eni,usi"d TO their care. The house will be UndtI
The constant care aud siteHtlun Of one or both II
the propr,rtors. who will oWp,ly and pnnr'"nlly
deiermined by our unremiti,ng egsr'ions 10 merit
public patronage. Tie ~rll also give cash Tor all
Kinds Of produce. and vii keep constantly on
baud, 10, sale Co'u Meal, Oats Rye, Backwheai
Hn" Family Flour a'so,a good assortment Of gro
ce',.s, coiion yarn, &c. which will bs sold low.
for caSh, OF given Ia cleHgo Tor country produce
mo. n. BASS.
S1EPHEN i. SUBELTT
\. b. NV offc, sat stephen Diuguid's on
man ST., ~befs can hs sen after III. be ks .,
he Warehouse are over. L. II. BASS.
Feb. IS. Wv
The H. hmond Enquirer, Dansille Reporter and
el,ug Union, - ~ iussrt ib- above weekly two
weeks. and io'"ard Their sceouais to this Office.
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-7sa-s7 'i'iil a'iHsss aiasail
NOT (,E,.

Il Vie parrf'''ep hei e'n'o,a '.st,ng unte tha
hr@ II Pfee, NaldfJnd Boyd. wa dis.
1iv'd 90 ihe lin iD'b , f0niua convent. Alip r
nhs having ci ms NJ Niith sad fim, IN 10 lGh
Feb. 1893. viii coll o. Boyd N Waldrond H.,
lioynent. mi 'tos= per.o4s lad.h'ed 10 said con
etio are hetrhs informed tbh boyd ~ Wald,ond
= non. soths'i2ed I. reeve debts due The saui
a. ntetu.
lie Cas- ME, = hus,nrm Will be continued b,
Il 81 IL be'd,ond lhry snI'ci ~ s'a'e of pub.
g patronage, al > promise luaotualiiy aad atiea.
u n hueitcs5
F. ~ 10
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MEIiRYMAN's, Feb. |

MEnRYMAN's, Feb. lith, lsJi.
1icssrs. Editors on Will please inoe,t III your
paper the result Of the Shooting Match Le Ween
Gen. Joel Leftwich, ofCampbell county, aud Tho.
mus + Mitchell of the county Of Mont gomcry
decided THIS day IN favor Of the later ID shoois a.
10
On the first evening, they closed the nbors OF
the day and 2On the second day, Letweh
took the track, anJ ran handsomely unltl evening,
aud itrcs0ed, IN the evening Of the second day IN
favor OF Lcitwich, 10 10 D. and Lehwlch decided.
ly the fayoritc Of the field except ofa very few OF
the " knowing ones" who still coufdcd =. Mitch
ell.-On tie thltd day, IN the morning, the work
again commenced, and at night, Mitchell, who was
then bc f1vorte, eained the nscepdancy Of IL 10
10, at Which It Closed ior the day. On the fourth,
day in tns morning, Mitchell beng the feyorc,
and having tie track, ran out ahead, boatiug hs
adversary ten successive shoots. They both shot
well. TllOS X DBlNSON, I,.
JOHN GALA WAY, ''e''
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Feb. ~
Deserted

lslaRoM IA. hes,at,,ns Nandr ,ns, in Lynch
~ burg, v o. t"e nisht II tho 18Th inst. three
Soldiers OF thu 4. States A,my,viz RICH.
ARD KIDD. aged u Yeas, blue eyes. brown hair,
height tee and 8 incn"s--JESSE Al. HARE,
ages % wears blue eyes. auhnrn hair. height D
ct nnd iuchcs--MAkLIN FARMER. ngrd ~
ytar dark eyes, brown hair. heig ht 6 feel and .
, lther
Mn " Dollar will be- ven 10 any person " no
wi take M those men. aud deliver them ~ me, or
Ia ANY officer OF the u States Amy, or II they
afe lodged IN lntl or Thirty Dollars viii be given
10, 81 h or any ore of hen. II IN b, lieved TINT
these mn have changed their clothes. then friends
6e',ng surpiied them with ci,,zea's clothing. 49,
lhs.e mn we're all living IN Lynnbatg when
th Y wete enlisted md I, IL believed ,htt they
ar noN aomen hcre King In tho town, or In thr
tighbnt"oe'. HEY bavr violated tbs laws %
God aud ni theis County They have sworn b..
'ote liref"n, nnd urrp he holy Nd OF God .,hn
they would serve ttcir Conpty nue aud hon.
81 g. en-, II \ they bavf tfcriY u III 3, cuuutr, .
hanttt AM pay ir anticipation VI the SERVICES
ibry would render II. Tn unk VI perjury ls
now np'n them. lhev may BIC s'c,s.pd iof u
time, boi good cs'zrns " III not io,Ket jastce po,
iihey be upmindin' 81 ther duty 10 Gud anu
ihon Country. u. 81. !. LINDEN, Lieut.
Y. ). Army C9ndt Il etg. Il ,nIrxyons
Feb. Id. ~,
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LOOK AT THIS.

f.,IiE subscriber will give Dry Goods OF Sad
-. dcry, for Bonds or for 8 or good Work Hor-
ses, worth from $40 to 800 # application IL made
before the day my salo, n, Auction, which IL on
Monday next ROBERT II GRAY.
N. BThe sale will be continued from Day 10
day
Eeh "a Or
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f. The Louisvl lIerald informs Us thai Cen.
Jackson has sent 10 Gov. Breathtl OF Kentucky
the Proclamation 'eutye 10 South CurolInn affairs
printed in letters OF gold and splendldly hordered
with the same precious material Tins ~ only
worthy OF note s showing the cstnnuou ii hcil
the principles of that document ate held by h,n
and the couscq zen; fufty ofthe hope entertained
10y some pofsons hat he " III hereafter abandon OF
explain diem away.
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I9INA 1 N1E,n a.

FE>iiE quarterly meoting Of the Lynchbure
n Hose Company will tako place at tic cour,
flousr, on TO MORROW evening at carly Gun.
die light. full attendance Of the Company Is
Earnestly requested as business of Importance will
~ TRANSACTED.
ROBERT ". THURMAN, Secretary.
Fob IL n
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she throws herself on her sovereignty BE her
motive what it may, the proposition is a singular
one, ana Is laue he'd u. by the Baltimore papers.
Cor Tro.p's Opfaion.--Gov. Trcup, Of Geor-
gia, is the father ofprac,ica notification the FIRST
man who ever threatened 10 stand 10 his arms, =
IN defence OF the " sovereignty" OF his State. lie
did this, while Nr. Calhoun and Gov Hamilton,
(who by the way, are South Carolina incarnute, J
stood still and witnessed the controversy without
breathing whisper in favor OF ~ reserved rights
The time had hot yet come for these gentlemen 10
throw off the cloak Now, however, the Mules
go far ahead of Goy. Troup--almost as far as Gov
i. himself did ahead of MIR. Madison and the Vir-
sinia doctrines of 80. In late letter published in
the Georgia papers, Gov. rroup lays down the fol
lowing his creed
There is no power given by the Constitution 10
resist the laws of the United States.
The only constitutional remedy for unconstitu-
hona laws IS the ballot-box
Amendments OF the Constitution, petition re
| monsirance, conventions. corr Spoadencc and con-
situations OF ,ae statcs--tbesc. lifyou please to
call them remedics,) are not uneuu stltutional
gndora government founded ON cons INT and
opinion, evils 10 be borne as long as possible
The States IN virtue of theis sovereignty, when
evils are no longer supportable, must judge the evil
and the remedy.
The Sovereign knows bat two modes of settling
controversies, Ncgtlatton and Uor.
Negotiation admits Ot arbitration, and controver
sizes may he referred other States but this is by
coaseat and not by the Constitution. II is ofcoursc
! not permissible to one Of the parties 10 refer il to
lis own Courts and Jurics.
W hen States cease 10 have an iuteres' IN the L
Mon or suffer extreme oppression, II IS better that
lhey withdraw peaceaby than tha, blood should
De shed IA contests, which seldom decide any
thing, and which APT 10 separate the parties for
ever.
As States may do very lnpraden,ly and unwss-
ly what they have right 10 do, it becomes them 10
act very deliberately and cautiously, because IL rs
!airlI Tor o'acf &dttS 10 aAite against Hem 10
compel d JHtflmcat u Htctr obligations 4adef the
pt.5'4e iuic.
So ii will be seen, that Gov. Troup is opposed
both to Yeeeeadie Notification and pcoeca6le Seces
sion terms palraby contradictory III themselves
Coy. Ttoup also expresses an opinion decidedly
adverse 10 Geueial Convention of the States
which he calls " tie Lion 5 dem from which no re
turn NJ footsteps are ever seen and IL answer tC
the question :" what ought Gcorga 10 do "a he re
plies in the followin., language.
If the aJuses and usurpations of which we com
PLAIN are continued and become the settled policy I"
'he e'Fefaoon', he o'ales having '9e"'i'aI ,n'ef
u n1ovrInent like this, dat there should &c union
,hol this union should he the result ola deem and
snilied conviction that such policy was inconsistent
a'4 'ne P"tah'oa'" peace, interest," p''aI efif ana
,,,'nod h., a., ay,,,.,.l
Die even of one State, n1sat rescue libe,ig for :,
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- The Spy in Washington says that Mr.
Ehiah Hayward, commiasloncr OF the Gencru
Labd Office, l. shot, 10 he removed fiona oiltc II
consequence of certain developments shortly 10 b.
made, 'mpeaehing, not his integrity, but his dis
crct,on.
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[ signed,
s. A. WORCESTER
ELIZUR BUTLER.

They were soon apprzcd that this letter was
offensive to the Governor, IN assuming thu, the
Nissonerie were altogether in the right and the
State Of Georgia altogether in the wrong and
were told that the Governor had said if they would
make TO him = respectful application they
should be released. They Immediately addressed
him the following communication
Penicatiaru. hiiedgcriit;, jan. Q, 1893
To this Exccilency, Wilson Lumpkin,
Governor of the State Of Georgia.
Sir-We are sorry to hc Informed that some OK
pressions in our communication of yesterday were
regarded by your Exceency as an indlgnity offer
ed TO the State or its authorities. Nothing could be
further from our design. In the course we have
now taken it has been our intention simply to for
bear the prosecution Of our cause and to leave the
question of the continuance Of our confinement to
the ma gnanimity of the State.
We are respectfully yours,
{S,gneD S. A. WORCESTER
ELIZUR BUTLER
Five days afterwards they were discharged 1t
will be seen that their application was entirely vol
un,ary, and that il was not has been alleged by
the NulIifyers, insgated by the President, that
he might &c, the Georgia question settled,
and be thereby better enabled 10 direct the whole
force Of the government nga;ns, South Carolina
Nr. Tdzaselts Essays. TIE Essays of Mr..
Tazwcll in reply to the Presidents proclamation,
have scarcely been saved from immediate obi
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TEACHER WANTED.

CNS11rl1k w N ~ 4 EAkVs
4 GEN fLEAiAN well qualified TO teach tho
- various branches oitbe English Language, and
the Latin Classics will find a situation in a pleas.
AMI and healthy neighborhood, abou, 20 miles south
Of ihls place, byappcaiIon ut this Office
Feb II 3wif