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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-21
&',AVVXON.

FENU E public are hereby cautioned against TIA.
n dag for three Bonds given 10y me to Robert
Yaneey for thu purchase Of a Tract OF Land, com.
monty known by the name Of the Garden Noun.
tain, III Boic ourt county, as ! am determined not
to pay se,h Bonds tai tho tile shall be made COOL
TO the Land. The above Bonds are for 1877 odd
cents, each-the first due June, 1885, the second
June 1886, and the third June, 1897
LUKE WADE.
Aug.7 w4w
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PUBLIC SALE OF Nj
GR0ES 'ts

In pursuance OF a deed Of ttus,. er,c,,..
Il by Henry Clark, in his life lime. a.,.4 - nj
day of FEBRUARY, 1859, and of record in III. cl i7s
office p the o' ra, cGu. OF Bedford WIN BE- So,
At Liberty, Bedford county, for cast o., sa;4strn,
the LIST day OF September nexf. line f.a aoay
Slaves named IN said deed. viz: BLY, o|'0s
VITO Hannah and their three chlIlen pss',, 1 III
sex and Mary, or so many as may be sun, Is
satisfy The DE- b' named hsa'd deed. Tie m, "
the SAID Slaves Is believed 10 be good bu, s,,.s we
Trustee shall convey such tile as Is yes.s., sa'
by said deed ond NJ other III Ine
bALDA MCDANIEL, Trust,
As tie above Slaves are likely and ysl.aIi
nons them are two smart boys ftom II to Ia
asrI Tors years Old j, may no, nike oil to ,a '"'
fy he purposes of the deed aforesaid. The rs
Ill be sold at the same time and place '-'@'''e
Terms al sale. BALDA Mcdaniel
admr. OF Henry CLARK, decd
July 81 -.
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0Ftrcsh Spring and summer ~
GOODS.

GFtrcsh Spring and summer IN
GOODS.
uSf received largc ana choice assortment
V OF staple and fancy Dry Goods, Of The !a.es,
lmpor atoms, such as
R'ch olymrian, Hermann, Ncsiino, Grape de
Chen, and other fancy udkfs and Shawls
l case Duns,abe Bonncts
French and Swiss Painted Muslns
Cacos OF every style
Rich 6sd md wstered Silks
Sup Ma,eoni, Italian and other Lustring fve,v
chcap)
j., black and blue black Gro de Mp Silks
variety Of cold Gro d. Nap silks
White pink and blue Sailns and Florence
| PLAIN 4 Boblneits and A PLAN and hg'd Gre
cianetts
PLAIN Boblnets ana Gg'd Grecianeu Copcs
cheap assortment Of Girghams
Rich Bio dc Ribbons for Bonnc,s
Bell Ribbons
IRISH Linens and Ke,tngs
Linen Cambria Hdkfs
PLAIN nd fg'd Mull Muslins
Cambrics ard Cambria Musns
Corded and checked Musns
corded Skirts, at various prices
SIX and Cotton Hosiery
general "ssortmcn, of Ladies' and Gen,lemen's
Gloves, &c
~ invite the attention of the Ladies to the
above, and great variety Of o. hers not mentioned
FOR GENrLEMEN'S EAR.
B'hck and green Summer Cloths, white and Co
loied Drill'ngs, fancy Casslmcrcs for Summer
trm'ncns, fancy Dills Roam Casimeres, Pnts.
burg Cords, C'rcassans md Bombazin.s, sn,et
black, blue and fancy cold Cloths super ttack
blue and fancy cold Cassimerss, blue and green
tiabn Cloths for Summer coats Sun,n,cr ill.,
Bandana Hekfs a general assortment, of I'm.
oreIias, Bombazine and other Stocks
The above, comprising handsome and exen.
s'Ve assortment, will b. sold a. prices to SUI, the
present times. Wholesale and retail dealers n,
'quested 10 call ard examine the stock.
ROBERT KYLE
May IL
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lands for Rent.

SEvERAL tracts of Land. IN tho Western
~ counties Of this State, Of fine rich quality chn
be hal for from five to ten years without rent, Il
cep' much as vii pay ,sses.by tenants who will
settle and Improve them Enquire At this Office
July 81 Is
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Z 4 q

UST received from New York supply Of The
- following aftieies. Hydriodaie Potass, 10
dine, Sui hate q inne, English Calclned nsgne-
STA, Cuppng instruments, complete, Preston Salts,
Mncnssar OIL, Cosmetic Wash Balls COLOGNE
Water, superior London Tooth Brushes, Ono
Ros., French Waters ard Lorillard's Matcoboy
Snuff, by the pound, together with various othef
articles IN our line, winch we are disposed to sell
on accommodating terms
J. l. & J. T.. ROYAL.
May23 1875
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Ladies' Mourning Goods,

Ladies' Mourning Goods.
SLACk Ga Bomhezne, very cheap
~ Black Crap" dc Leon
Block Italian Lustrlngs
Black p
Black Italian Grape, , and ca
Black Nankecn Grapes, sup.
Black Pongee and co'd do
Black Grape cmb. fldkfs.
Black Gauze and de Chr, Hdkfs
The above just received and viii DO sold AZ red.,
ccd prices. ROBINSON II ELLIOTT
Nav 10 to
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New Goods, & Ci,eap Goods.

From The Neto York AuctioaS
I'VE are opening some of the cheapest Goods
W We have ever had, embracing the most
fashionable styles, at prices that viii astonish the
buyer. The times are hard-very hard-and W.
are resolved to sell at the loves, cash p,ices. Tn
Ladies arc respectfully invited, as their interests
will be greatly promoted.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
April2i :.
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EUT zoe &pvinys.

VIE sob cr,oer, having made arrangements IA
settle himself permanently nj the aboy,
springs, Is nuw more interested than heretofore n
bringing them before the public as valuable ws,.is
le pl dyes himself that every OK srton on tbs nae
I'LL be made To render the accommodations rool
N every fespec. Being unable tins season to a4I
my buildings ID those of last have dcermned ID
aver the rate Of board 10 IS per weok--ch,Idte
iS5-servnnts Horses SO so
w. l.. SAUNDERS
Aug 70
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VUShE r lces oves this course will mmenco on
n Tuesday, the % September newt, and CONT
nne five DAYS.
FIRST DAY-h Sweepsiake for colts and I'll.
lies Two mile hcnts, 500 entrance half forfeit
four entries md closed
VIM. Cassei enters his colt Tieklebreecbcs, by
Shakespeare, dam by Madison.
Thos. Hale enters his b. c. by Tinoeon, dam by
Rneland's Diomed
Isnac H. Oliver enters his b. G. by Tiufle, dam
Lady Ttezle.
Wm. Garth enters his b. by Monsieur Tonson,
Jam LAZY Racket
SECOND DAY -Propfietor's Pure, 600 two
mile heats. Sl5 entrance
THIRD DAY.-Jockey Club Purse 500, three
mule heats, 800 entrance.
FOURTH Proprietor Purse 300, two
nile heats, sl5 entrance
FIFTH DAY "A owcepsinke, for colts md
hrs, one mile ard repeat, 300, entrance, halt
forfeit 3 entries and closed
Thos Hale enters his Z. C. Luck, by sir Charles,
dam Midas
VIM. MeCargo enters hrs &. f. Jenny Dang by
Medley dam Sally Finn
WIN, w Hort enters his &C. Dendy, by Med
Icy, dam by Sir Charles.
The Proprietor will be prepared TO accommodate
forty OF hii, race horses with eood stables, hitter
and forage Inc money ior each days race whl
he paid 10 the winner subect to the USUAL discount
From the large number OF horses IN training, M
spor, may be expected
ISAAC H. OLIVER, Proprietor.
Aue IA tdr
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Eouv Valuable Var ms
Aug. Ia

nElNG dcsrous TO dispose o. the following
R-e very valuable Farms. lhcy arc now oil red
ior sale
The first lying part in the county Of Amherst
and per, IN Nelson, on the water, Of Tyo and P,.
noy River, an on both SIDES OF the p'edmont Stage
road, between Lynchhurg ana washington Ciy
about % miles from the former, AMI about mlawa
be,weco A mhcrst ard Nelson court houses, con
ralne 23ooocres.
The second farm on the waters of Rock lsl'nd,
nlhe counties OF Birmingham and C"mpbell-
county Inc passes through ms tract, i've miles
from James River, whSe IS CONVENIENT boat
5oane, md II miles lsn Lyochporg, containing
200 acres.
rbe ,b,rd lviny u Boictourt COUNTY. immediate.
= .,..'..os .,f,rr extending 10 Rocky Point mills,
AND 1--WE miles bolow the town ut Patrons Ioig--thls
tract contains 100 acres of which abou, 100 ucres
are bottom and, ana very superpr
Tho fourth, a small farm IN Amherst county be-
| tween Bynchburg and Jho corr house, near the
sngo road, and 4 miles of the ctIr-housc
The three first described areIery valuable, su.
| a,ed in n fine healthy ana wa waor,d country
the SOIL being we'll nlnptea 4 the culture of the
various sinplca of the COUNT and now in higf
state OF improvement on good cultlvalio,
and possessing advanagcsw hich render then.
desirable 10 persons wishing TO pursue az =
cul re-nll being m tho immediate vicinity
OF manufacturing mills, andlyne on or near the
water, OF James River, tm navigation Of which
is safe * good At all stasns TO Richmond end
| Lynchbnfg. 1t may with enhdcncc be said thai,
such truly valuable aud des able properly IS very
s'ldom 10 be found in make IN Vlr9tnla. Persons
wishing 10 purchase propety Of tho foregoing de
ecfiPton, or Information it,eon, are invited TO up
ply ei'h"r the subscribe, or his son Inns "
Morgan, IN Lynchbnrg VIM MORGAN
ar The Richmond t.quncr and Frederrks
burg Arena are requisite To inser, the foregoing
once week tor s,x Aeeb, and forward heir nc
counts 10 this office for payment.
July 81 WITS
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Or. J iNM B. ,iAAHNrA-

AVlNG removed TO L,beriy, Bedford coun-
- y, oders his professional services to the peo.
PIE II mat pssSe aad vicinity. He can be found
II any time In the 5. &c now occupied by DR.. Mel
son.
Aug. II 5,s
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July ] /
Wake Notice.

NlOSE indebted to the late firm of Theo. Ro
L. bertson 4 co. are hereby notified TO make
immediate payment TO the subscribers, as far her
Indulgence cannot be gwen.
Ii. b. RICHARDS g. Co.
July 81 Is
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NJ'hui Mat rules held IN the Clerks office d :
hchlt superior Court of Law and ChaurtI ,
10, "'s ~ amherst, On Monday the 2d day Of ~
n,eot-AieNthdeT Mar, admir- do TOMS non Of RN',
n"cNe'' nhu'' and Alexander NJ. Ruckcr PItfs. afa
n nnoInas r. Beddow aud Susan his wife, " ho was ~
hnriofu, san'el Day, james avis and Jesse fc'E y
~ orr OF William Burford, deceased, Defendant
ne defendants, Thomas r. Beddow n nd Susan hr v,
nconts u 'i ca iher appearance and given s'I Iit
C.eor"he 10 the act of Assembly aud the rules o.
oour'' and u appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
~ not inhoi'ans OF this Commonwealth On mo'p,
H. panih,, py their counsel, is ordered, that mS
.soh u Ihomas t. B"ddow and Susan his wife,
n nero on o. before the first day Of the next sel'
s " answet the bill of tho plaintiffs, and iia'
y; ;a,s o.ner be forthwith inserted in the Lyncbbgs
onr rf WY niah'h' successfully. and posted at ia'
"oo' vi t'e c9urt-house Of this county.
ACc.y--leste, ri
, JOHN THOMSON, &c
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Renovating I.iqNid,
Prepared and Sold BY II. y. BER-
hARr, Druegit, Norfolk, Va.
DISCOVERY.

- .. kEhsAhDC hEspfA ibNlS LII
~ QUIp iof extracting ali kinds oil Oils,
Paints, Tar, aud Grease from tn delicate GO.
Toured Silks, sanns, Cloths, Bomb zines, or Vel
vets, wilhon, nju,ing Ia The leas their Colour or
Texture
Tits recent and valuable chemical discovery Is
offered for sale by the subscriber 1t aimost sp-
pets,des he necessity Of dying, and the scourtr's
" vocation Is gone" Fifty cent? worth will &c
cure Bacon Metehants biccches from criticism
for ~ month";. Il acts like ehnrm upon siks oil
fines, texture, by Instantly removing the tanis OF
gre csc without IN the least affecting the fabric II
self-the mos ingeierste lo1gmenls OF wax upon
Cont Collars ~ before IL like dust before brush
II ~ no QHacte,y but The true serundum nrlem
mode Of np, caring dccsni old clothes al the least
imaginable expense. Il is offered TO Gtntkmen a.
80 cents Psiol and all other sorts ofpeople can
have u NJ The saine prIce.
No dsng,r need be erprrhoudea in using II upon
the finest and most delicate Sdks--nor Is IT like III.
soaps so commonly advertised IN our days, which
by removing one evil, almost invariably produce
sno her OF double size docs II require III" pre-
para,ory means OF all other rcnosa,ors such as hot
IRONS and the Ike. Only little clean water, &c
cordlng 10 the directions, - waning. Oh OF
Grcnso OF any kind con be extracted from the mos
delicate coloured carpets, without the usual tio lbl'
Of taking them 10. II used according 10 the drec-
tons IL " Ill at once extract every particle Of grease
from the finest Cloh, or most delicate Silks, with.
out inIurng in the least the colour or tex urc.
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Newest Styles Of Dunstables.
18Th lunt. 1S9a.

0f}HE Subscribers are opening this moraing de-
cidedIy the handsoa.esi article in the above
Iins they have had this spring, u which they in
vtle The siientioe Of the ladies'
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
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Just Received

~ CASES tuscan and mx'd DunstaLle Boz
- ne.s,
case Ladies' Umbrellas and Parasots.
w hlch will be sold low at the store of
ROBERT KYLE
May 10 ~
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DIRECTIONS.

For colourcd Silks or Satlns, Ike one par, Of
the Rcnova,ing Liquid, and two of soft water, NIX
II together and ntply 10 the crease by means OF II
soft sponge, observing 10 rub IT hard and quick NJ
the same time; then dip the end Of The sponge III
water and wipe of the Liquid-and lastly wipe II
with piece of dry cloth.
For black Silks or Cloths Of any kind, take a
small quantity of the Liquid and apply j, in rs orr
gal state, observing as before to rub ii lul and
had, sponge it with water, and wipe itdry with a
PICK Of cloth. Price Goes
For sale by J. /. g. J. T.. ROYALL, Agis.
Lynchbure Va
June wjm
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ApEiNG dcsrous 10 dispose o. the following
Re very valuable Farms. lhcy arc now of red
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

Take notice meeting to be held al your Courious
on the 4h Monday in this month"; for the purpose of pass
ing resolutions. The Bank advocates will offer for YOUR
consideration of against the Executive for the
removal OF the Deposifesthe Governments money-aud
Bank.
The opposition 10 National Bank bloaied oipstrhy
OF moneyed power, AZ with free principles snd .be
rights Of the Stdtesas has been so Frequently asserted y
The good old Republican party in her Legislature, anil
oerwise-will ask at your bands the adoption Of
luton iuy and freely expressed against The fe.charef Of
N aonal Bank The times de mand, and belooves you
ss feemen, loving your country and The county Of your
chdren TO sally out that occasion AMI speak Tor your
selves The return Of the Deposes may re.charer tie
Bahk-snd call Tor the election Of President, whose 20.
hucs have had tendency cOncentraona prevail ng
scDdme Ut in these parts only twelve Month past.
One Of You. MfSTRUSTl
Cumberland, 4Ih February, 1884,
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MNILL be sold, at public auction, on Thursday, the
w 1911 instant, at the late residence OF Mr.. Frs
smith decd the plantation which he lived in Ches-
efhcd county, near Manchester, containing abou $50
acres thought to be fertile any land in lie neighbour
hood, and remarkably heabyseveral houses and lots
iin street in Manchester, anil about 40 negroes among
item several very likely young men the horses cattle
and other stock with The corn fodder, oats farming
Ills and Household and kitchen iurniturealI credit
Of ~ monts-Bond and approved security will be re-
qured. FRANCIS SMITH, Executor
Feb. II S0-2C@
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True, sincerely think Jnckson has "donc M so t
eics nnd we feel fol fofit IIe has contributed goat
htves shows tho
ng PACK TIE Consiiuon s "Rcpubcan tack lis veto on
inieInai Improvement bls-hs TafT-.,d
aOose avs ms courageous attempt down Tho
u our wamct thanks They oommlnd gratitude our des.
fefsonsy, have favors TO lind ne 10
~ rave received nothing add sba ask ms m s
oood-nsufed Man" him eli But the author
ming boundes he refers support the
vc found ault With things; espressod 90,
oJecuOnsi 10 the appointment OF
Congress 10 ofeeio OF emovato ee,ao doe,oe
o. me ffoelamaton 10 the Of the Bito the Tina
$40 manner o remsving the deposiss &C. We spoken freely
sno Hnnky We afe ords 10 the Administration. ben~
parasites And knowingly novs On Gced ns sos 81 90
principles 70 ott0cipfH's.- Epfror,. NV '' ~ ''
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COMMUNICATED.
Citizens 0T HenrirOy


Our Representative may be commanded for h;, mo-, :;
ehueavong 10 oring us 10 his opinion, in relation to The
great questions which aga,e this nation II I m;s,ar
no, ne mas 0een from the beginning up this day. az
devoed 10 Henry Clay, the great fomener of all our d.
cord, as any coldr" could be to Andrew Jackson
Gays envied and hated rival. n doubt his ann
Lea him that way. No doubt his patriotism leads linn ,o
Ioow The example OF his great leader Hence we have
panic hahd-biils sent out TO alarm and Instruct us He
exhors us 10 attend the meeting Saturday next and 10
uy ielgned issue between John Doe and Richard Roe
ou' we nus' keep out OF view the real plaintiffs
Clay and the Bank, aud the real delendants-We The
feope. Admit the question OF the removal of the Demo
sites, and "Bank Bank" 10 be distinct questions
pray, are we, the People, TO ask servant in the
s's'dure whether we shall try both Are not the re-
moving and The restoration distinct questions? WHY
clay party make them one? But what says one Of onr
Senators, IN speech which all ought read He asks do
mol all here feel that the question of The Deposes and
Bank or no Bank, are and the same Does not our
uelegae-oes not every feel that the deposita oues
uon used by Clay and the Bank get a re. charter
our delegate says this is false ISSUE made by Office hold
ers ana Now we, my fellow citizens are
neither ohceholders Office seekers not even mem,
oers oil the Legislature but the sovereign peopIe
e US act as becomes our character and neither be
toos OIL by those who Affect to bow our
be alarmed by any who may echo notes of Claws bu
s'e' no" changed from war pesiilence and Efnne 10
tyranny usurpHtion, despoiism and nobody kuow .h
We have no do-neher OF Hickory nor OF CIV nal
sher are we the worslppers OF nam,non We viii have
10 De"or' Al is lime that the people should speak out
IN $50 COUNTY MAN
qJ The Wing md Compiler, have the ban
u Is hopeu VIII give tho above ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

ons Of pnbe duty sacred regard Tor the rights Of the
s su the morals OF The people. II s OF these high
constitutional powers, then Gen. Jackson must stand sx
eeseo IN the eyes OF the American People. Such are H.
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Party Run Mad
The W Y. Star, lM. Nj. Noah,l has the following

languages
WIN he Gen. Jackson any longer permit
themselves
abide the blood he must thar
shed at Saratoga, Eutaw
be poured out in its counry's defence. -
1.-The day niue than think vur1
LONGER
A
.again-The W Y Commercial, taking the cue
from the sentiment long since uttered by the NJ In
telligencer, comes out with the following desperate
Projet:
What, them Is to be done? There il course look
70 inc senate Let that body take rcolutc
care at once Nor DOLLAR
UNTIL you RESTORE DEPosrEs. NoR
CONTINUE IN PERMANENT SESSION,
OF
course the Senate has right take Such
will take" ~ $780, ~ S''' W. "oPe ''oy
Here are desperate politicians for you The one
LOOKS ultimately TO resistance and bood-The other
IS Tor suspending all supplies, and "stopping the
wheels of the Government."-Are we living under
Constitution? Have we any la,ps to observe?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11
MARRIAGES.

At wcyaroak, Wednesday the 5tb by the Row Mr. Nor
ris M Rcinfd ~. Adm Of Louisville Ken,ucky ~, Me, ~
Garter youngest daughter Of MI Benjamin Garter Harrison so Of
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nv r., COMMUNICATED.
~ t'e cOIeFS OF me senatorial District

m. COIHHONfCHTED.
.ne Co"nntS ~ h"g IIWidm, King s. Queen, Nut
hetcs, .Widdieser and Gloucester
You VIII perceive, thro tie papers, that yonr present
Representative has declined a recollection. In making
selection OF individual to succeed him, let me exhort
you TO choose who is admitted, indispuably 10 be
qualified 10 represent you The times are evidently re-
pete with peril, and every in besowing his vote al
the approaching elections, should DO with an eye single
TO The niercs, OF is country Any ought also when
lie should be convinced it s The wish Of his fellow c
zens TO consent TO he their Agent when il is supposed
their dearest rights are in jeopardy.
In casting eye around With view this selection
u has rested with peculiar satisfaction upon Dr. William
b. Westmore, OF King William. admir- that il /. well
known that Dr. W. has studiousy avoided meddling i'm
the perplexiDg mazcs Of party politics of the day. and
that lie has repeatedly cvsded applications suffer him
sell TO be run Tor his county, but am persuaded were
he convinced that IL the wish Of the district that lac
should serve them. he would waive all obec aud con
sent TO do So Under this impression, have ventured TO
bring him before YOU, eminenily qualified TO h
the station shall not pretend TO eulogise him as man
he towers above it, will again remark, that DR.. w
IL not ambitious OF political distinction, but his maxim il
"whcn the people will IL, bound obey" As TO
his pot al enimehs, will be sufficient TO say that he
is, aud has ever been firm disciple OF immortal
February Sh 1884. JEFFERSON
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COMMUNICATE

NoricE-A meeting Of tho citizens of the county ot
Hanover is requested at the Court. House ON Tues,v
ne zoh oil February Chat being day to consider
,emovai OF the Government Deposites IRON IA. o. s
As lar and iull expression OF public opinion on
Important measure of the Administration is desired 4,
hoped that all persons who feel an interest in the sub
Jee VIII attend the meeting, without distinction of party
MANY FREEROLDEkS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

On an. %'i aea y.r C'ooehaHd eoany January,
and Rosou,ons rope Esquire, tho folio Preamble
M. "ee unaE mously by Count
I wi anu na oil Cooehn, having heard OF tho de nth of
" ."s, b'p"ne, gentleman Law m,
20 sincere with his family relations and iend, i'm
W ~ SO. moin and tespeetabiiy a LAWYER and
We shall never forge, his depomea, Court
an Bar AMI never shall In H.
fini y, his clients, and friends W "' eo"""y' MS
Resoiced therefore, That these proceedings be nm
IDS OF he Court, and that he l.dy vii;
RANGES that sincerely sympahze with her
loss OF lent md father. ''' =" "o
Srcd also That the Court and Bar will for ,bi
~ ,em' nsIaooe OF mr vii iam that of Tho
ies IN ths city Richmond, publish hes.
ACopy-rcsie. MAR w MtIrep
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MR.. RIVEs' SPEECH.

The Alexandra Gazette, though an opponent Of Mr.
Rives, has the candour TO do justice to that genemans
nb les and speech Its Editor says, "Thst though dit
ierng toto c0io from the honorable gentleman, were
constrained to admit the correctness OF many OF his pro-
positions; TO agree with many parts Of his argumen nd
TO admire, throughout the tone, and temper and
ana ABILITY, with which he discusses the question.
" he speech OF Mr.. Rives the Revenue Collection
b' and the one recently made the Deposite question:
establish his claims 10 hold high place among the Staes
cal views shall induce us to deny those claims or
refuse 10 honor him whenever honor is DUE Should the
Sword oil pamocles'-wlch "a he eloquently said
ne knew was suspended his head loosed Tor its
once 1t would hardly give us pleasure. The Old Do
son" $3.50 49, "
In these hot party times, when the "Error the Moon
seems 10 shed lis fatal influence many politicians
TINS example Of rankness is rare that does
honor 10 the Editor OF the Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-02-11

meeting OF the Ciiizehs Of Richmond, in favor Of
Jomng 10 Memorial to Congress the present state Of
,he country, held at the Capitol, Friday the seventh
gay fehruary lSS4on motion Of James Csskie Thorn.
IS Rutherford was appointed Chairman Of the meeting