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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25
TRUST SALE,

| virtue of deed of trust executed to the sub
= scrlbcr, by Jas. Bullock, bearing da'. the 10 h
OF September, 1929, and duly rec rded in the
Clerks office OF Botetourt couuiv shall Axpose to
public sale ON the prcmses.or tuesday ,he27t Au-
gust next, Tor cash. iia' we'll known Tract of Land
IA u ''s'0' county, called the Big Lick, be
W, SAP .lact the sand Bullock bought oft.d-
go, ''' ATE. The undersigned acting as trustee,
al give the title vested in him such.
T.. FILE rCIlER, Trustee
July s. IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

Barney, leare he GuAs alonc "A CORES
pond3nt of the British Naval Chronicle aairms
that this musical bag 5teo owes its origin to the
kiss publicly bestowed the late Commodore
Barney by the beautiful Queen Of France, on The
occasion ofhs visit to Paris after his gallant ex-
rols nj So IN tie war ct the RevoMtion--Th he
uaiJs OF honor were all eager TO follow the era-
ctoos example of III, Queen, that II is said the
young American becanc thenceiorh object OF
envy and dislike In oll The be ~ mon9c at Court.
The bega:elle was composed Ivy an IRISH officer
Wh' was present. when HE Royal familiarity was
exhibited.
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CxAIfNATyOS.,

lie Exmains,ior ofmy School vii - ess4
or Friday, f'o-morrp~.) TIE class - Sssss'
turnt and Experimental Philosophy viii ~ e1sns-
iaad OF he Lecture Room At y o'clock, A. M = -
ezataiaa m Of The School n, largo f;kes r5Hee -
IA. School Roo,r al ocIoek, p VI. Reisffcns e
80 pumls, Ladies. Teachers the Rev Ciergy. atvos
lsflner nembs,s Of the School, arc invited = ~
tsel. y. q. SMITH. =
July % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25
JAMES RIVER lMpROXENT ST.

A meeting Of the Slockho iers of tho Farmers
Bank ofVrgtnia was held yesterday, 10 take the
vot. oflhc company, on the proposed subscription
OF the Bank 10 the stock Of the James River and
kanawha Company. L y Mel olas, Esq. was
appointed The Chairman, and William Sekefels
appointed Secretary.
The Chairman having reel the Aets Of Assem-
bly, OF tho last session the vote taken without
,i,ssus.t,,. aiantI n iatt,u=as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

| marie. J L. cats' ofNcson rni Robert G 'cebei'
Of richmond, were the Esseytsts and Mr. sta
narj All Mf wtekham of Richmond, tho Ora
tors fhe Board Of Visitors have no, yet nllcd
the vacancy aeeasioned by the eslsnst'on OF Dc
Dlns,naon.
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NEW CURE OF RTE UMATISM /!
KLRs GAkUILNE IAINES "a LIZ III .x, Ia..ns

IVM 1870 "'t'''' WV VI ieS' JOhsA
AVA 81 "efn "nto"", was anlicrd with RnHU.
mAtfm, tn eight or nine weeks, daring the last
Nin'rt aud sirme. She had great deal nj pam
IA u" back end Jpir's, ihe pam IN the bank was
+" 'l',"n'y violent nnd decreasing hled,cai nd
'"lfd I" relieve br,, AM IL sthndousd IL, Con-
"defny her case hopeless. She was confined to
bet he'd "nt ehtirsiy Il lss, iuiing tie abovs
nam"h tine. uud' these dlHrfssing cireu,nstat
90. tte ~ rl'H eton al Vaughan H. rttera.r- rrD
ldNimtat, ni~o lays prohncel .ortons mos
tore al HE sa,o, wri,A tehJ'e had bten dry and
cold relieved he pfia altogether, rendered tho
40. Gesiil' AID emitted hnf 10 leavo her bed.
rnd auend Immediately the duties 81 her boasu
elhch 80 has done rse, siner without tnietr0p.
N.r t#fu jIsfh"e u tsa been unp se,ctsi inon lis
- - ~ shs rzfaaias quite II. ietls crate.
f .f ff 'ffprifiHR roiri til,ndsd her, mod w,shs .
VI ~. Ftbr tunde Iinli. tot ihe b.ueft ~ o,h,e
lfs.tfs 4Hr above mcuf,loe ~ received and for
80 a. HOW'LL DAVIES.
Iu.it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

University of Virginia. The Commencement
at the University of Virginia took place on the
18Th inst. Five men bers of the Board OF Visitors
were in attendance Chapman Johnson Joseph
C. Cabell, VIM. II. Brodnax, Thomas J. Randolph
and John Il. Cooke, Esqs. Eighty-thrcc diplomas
were conferred Dr. socfu,es Msupin Of Ale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

Sac2trcs-" nee Socrates WINS asked why he
bal bntlt for himself 50 small Il house, he replied
Small DIS il IS, could Gil w'th friends These
indeed are all that wise man could desire to as
sembe-for crowd is not company, and inces are
bat gallery of pictures, and talk bat tinklng
cvmhl where there is no lcye
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

SrGr RrspEcT.-A well regulated mlnd docs
not regard the abusive language OF blaek@nara 10
the l,sht of insult, aud deems 1t beneath ms re-
vcoge. Al the abomnaton 10 winch the iatle1
my gave utterance will not raise him one lot above
his proper lev dcpres, the former IA toe aiSht-
est de,fce below his sphere
A moral sensible aud we'll bred man,
W II not insult aAd no other ean
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

DIGGES OFFICE,
Lynchbug, July 25 1883
Drawing Of the Va. Petersburg Lottery, class No.
3, for 1888
IA 80 lG % "a "a 20 80 % So
TINS Day lie drawing ofthe Wersburg Lotto.
ry extra No g. vii be rccelyed~caH his mort
lnc for changes d: DIGGES' OFFICE.
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ANDTHI.it DEFEAT

BY the following article. i,om the Richmond IN
quircr, of thr I'D We perceive that the Farmers
Bank has again refused TO subscribe to the stock Of
the James RIVER and Kana1ha Company Com
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IxoRp,H.rs AMBITION. Ambition to the mind
is what the cap is TO the facon it blinds Us at hfS'
and then compels us to lower, by reason oil our
LliudneSs But alas, WHOM IRE AT the suihclt
of VAN ambition We are also at the depth o. rear
misery We are placed where time cannot improve
h,,t mnst ;mnair US where chance and change can
not brfriend but may bctray us IN shortly attain
ing all we wish, and gaming all we want, we only
reach n pinnacle. where we have nothing to hope
bat cve.y thing 10 fear.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

,s,s.d dean s'e-stes @i.fs' Both mfg ws.e +,
,oefaion at the anle, bui no perou IN the teast
,n,ured LoReH Juy
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D.s...i'.,' OFFICE.
10000 HIGHEST pL.IZE!
Virginia " hccling Lottery,
~ 2ND 0yOYl.

~ 2ND 0UOTA. Il
ap ptie' 81 tne board 81 directors Of the
i'ynchh1ra and Blue kitge Turnpike Com
p'ey' WEN ~ FIVE DOLLARS On each
sn'', - 'e1'fe'' 10 ha po'd immediately, by ,bc
Stockholders INTO the hands OF lSauci ,fefyyffr
leasufei Also. The amount sskerfhod for IN.
building Of Tie Bl1sc acrass glae Water creek
on sand mad.
May ~ 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

Hirmative votes, io'F
Negative do 81
Whole number votes, il7S
Requisite majority, 2o'o
iI
Deficit, o92
So TINT the proposition was decided IN the mega
tive.
rarmtgF Ropt of rtfg in'a Meeting Ia W.
In favour lil1
Against, 40
A. Necessary to carry the subscription 2o3o
shatos.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

VtL-g a. HoUse.--Onc of the revising harris
ters # Salnp hay'rg asked tor tue value of t,
house, the reply was, " That depends upon what
soIt "a, Wife is III IT,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

rD'llE next session OF my school three mllcs
u vest n lYnc'tnrg) viii BEGIN On the lsto!
August next Gnd continue -four months. In ton
fees, for English IN ali It's irauchcs, doi,hfs
for the learned languages, ten Il. lafs the session
All students " ii be held bound nom the TING ol
entrance TIL the end Of the session. unless there be
n special stipulation to tine contrary. Boarding
may he obtained in the vicinity, on very moderate
terms FRED. SPECIE.
July % w2sl'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

Cslrrc,su- Short IND 10 The purpose - We
think ii tive are safe in Pronounclns the Kew
Isaac Fldler,-whosc Book on American = PROBES
son. Literature and Manncrs,' has just appearea
to be the greatest bcckhead of all the foreigners
vino have written about oar country. Nat. Ga@.
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vi AIR AGE.

MARRIED on lhc ga July, bY the Rev. Thos
Gibblns, Car. NATHANIEL 5 STRANGE
late Of Bedford, Va to Miss CAROLINE -
daughter Of Reuben Alexander Esq OF Mauow-
Bone Kentucky.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

1h}e1S AMI TURNER'S We have received the
communication of " A Subscriber complaining of
the regulation of the prlae OF wheat for the present
season, by the owners of mills IN this place md
1t should have appeared this morning but Tor SOME
inaccuracies IN his caleuIstlons, which we did not
fee at liberty toreeilly Ittho author vii, aoll up
ON us, u furnish us with another copy of his com
manlcatou, Invested OF these errers, II shall have
u place IL on columns.
IL IS stated IN the Richmond papers that the mi
lcrs of that city have fixed the standard weight of
eli. Inst season Says tho Enqufcr) 1t wns TO- and
helithe crop weighed 81.
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v OF ne.

rEViiE .uh1ruDHr wlshes To putchnsa lDB,-
n coo b74el siavcs 10. good qaaity ion
winch he VII pay the cash at las shop when dely-
cred ALFRED ANGLE.
Iuue ID q
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Rcreaue Tho amount ofdHieg received a. tho
New Yotll custom mouse, t5rlbc hr't quartz, OF tho
cutren, year stated n - 800 900 II seems tbnt
etlf or tariff W. slal still 'abof under TINT foelo
the public tranquility freedom from debt and fail
treasury The nnlityefs will 90 stark mnd, # W
cannot devise sone means efeteatng heavy ma
tonal debt To absorb the pubic lefenue Il thereby
prevent rs interpolation to unconstitutional pur-
poses. We would ndeige them # they would
avert tins catastrophe, 10 cross the Atlantic Thcy
will find IA England state OF things exactly TO
then liking II government II winch the minority
tues treasury constantly drained, and proplo
taxed IA every mode in winch bnmnn Ingenuity
tortured by public necessity. can devise.
e. Gen. b. w $. Cabcll having Withdrawn
fom the q Danyile Reroae,,9 tin, popar W
hereafter be lnacr the exclusive contloI Of Jos G.
Megg Esq
a-r Tho las, Hao's.lle "Mcrcmya announces
the eo,h often lobn Coffee, one ri IT, most con
speuous Of Tho defenders ot New p1ieuus He
died a, his residence near Florence, alabama, OF
the Hh INST Of dropsy IN the sbe7..
WHEAT-Thele Was offered Yesterday N
this market for good red wheat weighing G0fbs. the
bushe Al 05 and TO, similar quality white
81 II
SWEET POTATOES We werc shown
Yesterday, fom The garien Vi NJ John Rieacsoa.
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cloths, Stocks and Vcstings.
(RENTLEMEN are particularly requested to
wa "'ia Examine our present STOCK, WHICH
nave lust opened fresh from New YORK.
A,..- MCKEE, ROBINSON Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

Norcmcnis of tie Great--Mr, Van Buren, is
tt,yclIlng northwardly- bound it IS salI, to the
Saratoga Springs. lie has just left the presilen
ual mansion, and IS said to be in fine conlr,ion.-
Tie President IS preparing for an excursion to the
Rip Raps.-hr Barry, the Postmaster General, is
in the West ani Mr.. Cos, S.sret,ry OF Wa,
in the North We presume the aflaJg OF The ma
tlon d. not require such constant attention nov as
rhay did during TIC lmlnls'ralion Of Mr.. Adams :.
az, If hey III, we should doubtless hear sundry
homilics from the Richmond Enquirer, and such
pol abou, tn, wanderIugs of the " Tray.
cling Cabinet although there be no Table Ora-
tors" among them
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%l7l,6l6 %

When WI Virginia point to ter canaIs, pouring
into he, rraasltg constantly accommodating and
"eser iadia; fund The fruits Other generous enter
prlse Ncger " 'entue To say. an eng ms
she p'rnits hc lcsei"''nh 10 he governed and
controlled " l54e, rsejadIoes and sectional mie
ree's
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81 Gen Hamilton, of 9. in hte spiste.
which has been svento the public after hoastlus
Of The "heredi,ary frrndshp9 Which had cS,,rcd
between the late John R,aJoph md himself.
speaks OF a letter written 10 nm ~ M L few
hours after The Presidents proclamation ned each
ed him. winch the General suvs Tha see the light
Il Whcn 1t docs CONTINUES Cicn Hamilton, lIromise
you hat sndlew Jackson, Esq viii not have skju
enough left upon his back 10 determine the color oi
his cplrrmil.' We sboll await the appearance OF
this document with somc curiosity Wceonpot bul
be amused ut the severity iii which these former
worshippels of Gen. Jackson having failed to make
of HIM the tool they expected when thcy gave Linn
their support, out manGuvercd in Tins matter by Mr..
Van Euran and his set now assad their dol.
The Chinese, 1t is sald, whip Their gods when
they are not dsposcdto be kind 10 them ; and our
modcra politicians ore ioilowin. then example.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

7 nose sentlcmen sscmpanisa I,y spretaory ad
dress TO the peofe, and an appendix furnished by
the former W presume We sbsIl shortly haso'a
eounter-appeal from MIR. Rves.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

g-'r Edward Everett, Esq the accomplished
scholar, and profound Legislator, has united himself
with the Anti-Masons 1t seems to be indeed
true that great wits arc nearly allied to madness
Mr. Everett and Tx President Adams are both
spoken Of likely to bc the Anti-Masonic candi-
dates for the office OF Governor Of Msssa chusct,
II is doubtful uron which Of them the choice will
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

W. ist4c Father '--NuIlihcation seems to be
the e child of tnrty.siv fathers At the late an
nlvcrsary, It's paternity was ascrbed 10 Nj. Ca
houn, Gov Hamilton, MIR Jefferson, Dr. Cooper
&c, &c and some have traced it, pedigree To Mi
Madison. The latter gentleman however, mig
nantly dselams all connection with the egiti.
mate bantlingi and we OF opinion, Shat, in a
few yeats all the olhsr hen. gentlemen mined
will be equally ANXIOUS 10 wipe The foul STAN
from their dlshonorcd btows, except perhaps Or
Cooper, who seems 10 have an instructive love for
dirty wN,ers, aud who, 10y the way, We Imagine
Is entitled TO the lutamy of DRAGGING INTO 1igl a
monster begot by the Hartford Convention. AM
which had been driven iu,s obscurliy by he io,ee
of public opinion. A, all events, however, II Gun
not be con,',tationaj doctrine, II either OF The
Gentlemen named he lis iarcnfor. Aud It II be
not derived from ,hut charter, imagine, no one
will contend that i, oush 10 he ,ocelycd eoanto
nancedby The people.
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eountor-appeal ffom Mt Rves
NJ. AreTy, asdia We COPY. in another CO
lumn, the pflldavis Of Naltru Spencer. aud bro.
TIERS proving that tho letter. addressed TO Mlss
Cornell, aud entrusted to Orswald the engineer Of
the steamboat, was delivered by speneet, and not
by Avery, as sworn TO by Oswald M the trial Of
the cause. The evidence OF Spencer, under the
circumstances Of the case, masht be dlsrcgarded,
were itnot fortified and sustained 10y the fatl that
Avery proved an aiiti--in other words that he
could not have becu on board the steam boat at tie
time stated by Oswald In conjunction with that
fact however Il IS rrcssi,blr conclusive. Tnons
1t for granted, then, that this chain the cfcum
s,anle narrative is broken, the whole supetstrue.
ture tails 10 the ground--for, il was contended by
the prosecuting attorney, and universally admitted.
that The author OF ttts otter was the author Of thu
others addressed to Miss Cornell and lhat the
author of these letters was OF necessity her pare=
mour and murderer We asree with the y y
Journal OF Commerce In the belief, that " Rad MIR
Spencer testimony been betor. tho Court ON the
nal, the Jury would have acquitted the prisoner
without leaving their seats" w have no doubt
that Time VIII strip from his Transaction the vel
OF mystery in which II is now shroadod. and that
the murderer, il the girl was murdorcda ut all VIII
he drag ,ed TO hight for, well aud truly hath the
philosophie poet sad, "morder. though II hath no
tongue, doth yet speak with most miraculous OF.
gan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

In elaraefey AT CRANKY South Carolinn, on
the ith OF July, The proclamation of Coy. tIayne
was read, in lieu of the Dcclaratonot indepcu-
dence Tins was perfectly in Characters was hon.
orobIo to the caudor, however discrodi'abc to the
patriotism OF those who suggested IT. Wherever the
Nuufyors did read the Dccsraton of lndtpon.
denco, then consciences, they have any cft, must
have sorcIy prIeked them fot their hypocrisy,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

70 Mr. Webster reached New York on the 1914
inst, returning home~ard.
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~ A challenge, publicly offered, by the friends
of Senator Poindexter of Mississippi, has been &c
ccpted by Henry S, Foote, Esq. of Clinton, in that
State, not to fight with deadly weapons, to which
the Senator is sad to be peculiarly avcrsc but to
discuss Mr. Pondc x,er's Senatorial conduct before
the people The proposed rules OF this novel war
fare are published, and resemble those adopted by
certain religious coniroyersnliss. The whole af
fair, il seems to u.s. IS suprcmely ridiculous.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-25

TT To the exclusion ofother matter we publish
the entire correspondence between 'rhos. W, GIL
mer and VIM C. Rivts, Esqfs. which preceded
and led 10 the late unfortunate rencontre between
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-20
OIsiTu AIRY.

DIED, in New London, va OF Sabbath, April i
"a, 1893 Mr. ELIZABETH v. TEASS. con-
soil Of AIr John Tcass, ar, IN The fTth year q her
age. The deceased was tho daughter Of The Rev.
Jnnes Mitchell Of Bedford and consequently the
child ofprayef and the subject Of Christian educa-
tion. About 90 years since, she forsoos the ways
ui the world, and dcYate. herself 10 the service Of
her exalted ReJecmer5 and entered INTO lis visible
kingdom. becoming menb.r Of the Presbyterian
Church The united testimony OF her friends sup
ports the declaration that, ~ all things. she acted an
BECAME her profession. Her conduct consrqucnt-
u, harmonizod with the station she had assumed.
In all the relations Of life, she ondeayored TO ac-
eomplish the will Of her Col in those duties en-
loned for the promotion OF personnel holiness, she
delighted and her progress IN pisly was evident.
She was called to sustain the satlefings OF lin
getlng 'saase bolmo her death. Amid them, she
found support, ample support, flam the reigionof
hor Saviour Her faith wis ,mwaycrn, aud her
hopn ueclonded even when death was doing his
dreadful pafr ller departure ike.that Of the
Sun, when. nneouded, he rolires beneath tho ives.
teti horizon, 10 rise sgair with and undimin-
lsheJ splendat
--~-- on tho l3lh inst ut his residence, near
FAcesuc, Of q complicated affection Of tho stomach
andiiyef, Gen. JAAgs DREcSskAIpgE IN tho 7ist
ytai OF his age t,en Il Was eolJirr of tic Rev
olation, Distinguished nc,vher OF the Bar, fuf
many yoora Il delegate "a tho Legislature Of virgK
IA mad representatives "a the Congress If tho u
hted 5tatoa lilo was uttered with military ho-
haf and, the county eena OF Balotourt being in
session, resolution waa adopted thai tho members
d the ooufl aud bar and the oiee,B of Tho court
wear Grape on the efi arm ioc mo,lth.--In tho
death OF Con Breckenridge, Virginia Inns lost one
ri her most distinguished aud valuable citizens.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

ucuts. Elifors 81 observed IN yo,ir paper Of the
i.hh inst. TINT II hls been suggested iiatlh ron
templnted Turnpike fglJ from I.yn,hbare 10 chii-
fons, ought " be extended 10 tic Rcd House 10
cha'lotle Ono thai : sell acquainted win TIL
country through which tho ROAD PHASES, eoneurs
IN tho opinion that the Turnpike should be exleo-
died farther hen Chilians but Mt a. Ear as tho
Rcd House nor aleng the road Il n, present
tuns, from 1hillons thtbor, Il ought 10 leave the
present tead between Concord meeting house aud
sherar'si bear 70 the fef and efpqs Falling iycr
n theathem's Mil thence crossing Martins
efeek At orncat e.lcbfaicd 4pFine known BY the
name ofthe Cold Spring, aud thtetsect the pseson,
road on the ridge dividing the waters Of falline
and 'ui creek from wheboa u he Rcd House, II
distance Of OF 10 hos II srossos no water
cotnso, nor any hdl exceeding J degrees. Hero
hatue has supplied the pnce ofnrt ahero can
be no doubt that the interest d tho sloelshaldea
and the ofnsenlcnce OF u lnfge potion OF The pco
pie Of Charlotte and Campbell, would be advanced,
10y thus extending ths road Those interested
would DO we'll 10 nfolm Themselves ou the subject
4 i0te5 q good Reads,
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TIE APPROACHING CONTEST.

TIE APPROACHING CONTEST.
The A lex IN ria Gazeite--onc of the most ably
conducted Paper, in he Union-sficr congratulate,
lns the country that the controversy about men
WHICH Ia, pt years convaised the country, is
eoout 10 cease, and to be succeeded by u contest Of
S5lacipie, remai ks
Modification, -reprobstcd as il is, in name at
least by vast majority ofhc people Of this coun-
wy ana by every State in the Union cxcep, one, -
hAS nevertheless tainted great number throughout
i'' "aole southern section Of country Whilst
NC ''ine aha manner of putting it in operation were
oeJ'clHdio South Carolina s,i believed to have
many Jnst grounds for complaint, and even action.
nc ultra state right. men therefore, now that null
ilhcat'on- naked and simple is put down, have cal-
LED INTO their ranks all the aih"rcn's oftha, doctrine
ana under the nome Of protecting the rights of the
states, are forming party opposed as it seems to
US TO the true ends and designs for which this Go
'eFnment was formed. This party is already for
mldable. II will be more 50. We arc perfectly
&. eg,arc of the power which it weld-lhc pre-
tiScs II can enlist the jeulouses can excite
me heart'burnings it can create. We its whole
length and breadth, and height and depth But,
Standing under the broad folds of the haner of the
Honstitut'on we are not inundated nor dshcart-
e"eu' We believe that the country will come ont
safe, and united: ON the fierce struggle which is to
rage
ID TINS contest-con,e when it may--we Gee
our course straight and plain. We go for The prin
''PeS WAsnINdroN. Under the authority Of no
o''ie' name wal we exert ourselves, as we believe,
,n''e cause OF this blessed and glorious Union
'n's "eest, happiest land on the globe. We re-
lana'e and object the contrary and cxcitsd dcg'ns
VI me statesmen and politicians who have come az
"r inc Father Of his Country. We see in his
~ MS actions, and in his course of policy,
WI van IS necessary 10 wise, IA vigorous, pros
po''as, happy, administration of the Government
'n'' wil' secure permanencc and stability to
VI, W, onion, and freedom and safety to the States
we la*e 's our tex, book the Farewell A ldress !;
we 'aAc II IN preference TO Ire Prolcamatioa, Oh any
other state papcr''
'"ese are correct views, forciby express cd.
"'S"'''sh shape our course by the same nncrring
,"a''' AM 1t, N the approaching contest, We be
'es''ncd to defeat, we shall have the consolation
:" fehcc'ing that We have done our d.iy in de-
'''a'ns those principle. consscta,ed BY tho ap-
-''saaen 81 George Washington, al wilicf, were