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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Senate, d.sapproye, and, when eandour reau,rec
II, have SO expressed myself, but never, | think
without an accompanying declaration of my con
tlnued confidence in his integrity, frankuess and
patriotism, and of my intention still TO support him.
voted tor him, last winter, nvowedly under a be-
iiet mat nc would amongst other things be ready
at ali times TO op ose the establishment of he prc
sent or any other rational bank, and tha, my OK.
pcciaiions, IN this particular, will be fol lie can.
not doubt, alter the tmpfatlc annunciation of nj.
purpose, in his speech against Mr. Webs RS bull
for extending the bank charter " Knowing what
"as expected of me when | Was elected represent
my The sovereignty OF the state. and informed as
am, OF her opinion aud her WILL even il entertain
ed difio ent opinion should be incapable of so
ar misrepres nlins her To vote for recar,er of
the bank OF the United States, for any length Of
time however short or with tny mo hcstions what
ever" With tn sc views, It may well be sumo
sed, feel much solcltudc that my constituents
should sustain me in the support of NJ Leieh. and
am only restrained from urging my Impressions
more earnestly upon them, by consciousness Of
he dclicary OF my situation and u conviction that
hey already know the man and thoroughly undt
stani the subject. rain the belief moreover
'nnl a majority of hem aefce wth me in opinion
II though o'trer@Ise, | sJoold yield obedience to
thar wirlin Whatever IN, l. as certared or howcecI
different tion my own. Bur IT seems to be fair to
prcsnm' anier existing circumstances that a ma
ioilty oitacn are in favour OF Mr. Leigh, and un-
less the contrary appear am willing TO take III.
sPonsibliity of acting accordingly. In this towcv
may he mistaken, and my constituents tatA-
The matter into their own hands; may decide thu,
the vote of the borough oushtnattobe gly,n 70 Mr.
Leigh In tha, event. the voice of the maotliy
must, of course, prevail shoull regre, that IT
was against my judgment and my wishes, but,
beng against them, | could not complain that It's
power was exerted. Ii is the existence OF sucn n
majority that deprecatc, not the dis losure oft 1t
IS against the formation OF such majority that
would contend, not against It's power when formed.
In shoi., have not the slightest objection to any
attemp, at instruction only wish that the .ttemp
may fail, not from any considerations personally
affecting myself but simply from the circumstance
OF Il majority being found TO concur with tie in
opinion, respecting Mr. Leigh Such are my i'm,
pfesson upon the topics you mention, and, as ]
desire n concealmeni, you are entirely atlibery to
mike OF this brief and hasty expression of them
whatever use you please. With sentiments OF
great esteem and regard, am, my dear sir,
Your obi Servt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
INSTRUC

The Pe,ersbur In ihgencer Of the 22ad ms
contains the following letter from J. !. own,
Esl The delegate from that town IN the LcSis'a-
turc, IN relation o the next Scna ial ,lCctlon:-
Dear Sir | awe received your obiigmg letter
OF ih' ~ instant, an duly approaching your mo-
yves IN ADDRESSING me, | rrJon with pleasure TO
spec'ns he reelection Of AIR Leigh to the Senate
VI inc United States, and the ANTICIPATED effort on
INC ut OF his opponents to instruct the representa-
1--WE Oh The town of Pete, sbnrs to vote against hlm
II surely canno, be Otherwise han perfectly wei
understood amongst my constltucn,s that whist
nave refused to give any pledge on the subject,
my Jnh sment has been uniformly in favour OF the
''-e'ecllon OF Mr.. Leigh, and that shall IN all
PROBABILITY, vote for him, unless overrucd 10y IN
ssNucl'ons. lcertalAy cannot, under my present
''"pression, vote for Mr.. Riyes. |, is true, there
''' some things in Mr.. Leighs Speeches IN the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
INTERVAL IMPROVEMENTS

The value of internal improvements 10 the farm :
lng interest is strikngly exsmr,led IN the follow
~ article from the Free Press, publ he'd at
Cha.lestown, JefItrson county, Va.
FfOm Ike Press.
It has been subject of surprise 10 many, that
notwithstanding the acknowledged prcssur- Of C
tunes the value of LAqd IN jeff son has been very
tide, If ot all depressed This may be easily &C
counted for, according TO our view of atians, frs
those who have good homes, know the value OF
then and secondly, the facilities ofransPortntlon
Awe been 50 much increased during the last year,
ha, the d ference in the price Of bmrel of houl
Ne .ily maia up to the farmer by II dlminutloH
n the cost OF gen. 1t TO market AZ tbs period
of the season, la year. 1t cost from S5 cents TO s
10 get bard Of ar1t iron Harpers Ferry To
he Georgetown market and II 90 to Baltimore,
ny the oil plan Of wasonng Now, since the Ca
i his been opened to the Point of lcks, it only
rs 81 .ens per barrd from uarpers Ferry to
Baltimore, and 25 cents TO Georg"to YIN. Here,
hen, is clear saving, after deducring The expense
ofw>s coming to Horpers Ferry, ofG6 cents a barrel
IN the CARR ,ge TO Baltimore and not less thar GO
cents on the carriage to Georgetown This-ta-
king the lowest sum as the crlterton-shews a sa-
vim, of IL cents ON every bishd of wheat Sup
pose, then the farmer averages % bushels IN each
acre, (anl tina, can generally bc done GOOD and,
with proper flrmlng) We fiji saving, on the
1rirc o. EeP - II > m1eke ot lot isSs thRn 81 10
On The prncse IS Il m arrr. i5o renting Pre-
.o1I cleared ian Is 60 per a.. j"a5, It T.
rqjIcnt tai tn v ID OF our ar ~ Is "a
creased, lnstca Of bciu. dlmlnlsh.l As h3I %
predicted by the opponents of imFra'eioen's III.
time saved is another mporta Ht tem-and :Ime
every body knows, is money. These practical
. test are worth all the theories in tae world.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
OBirU AIRY.

DIED, ON The 9Th of september at h. resld
Camp Branch, about 90 miles eb9ve 81. Louis
Missouri whittier he removed from tbs vicinity
"A lcw years ago, the Rcv. NICHOLAS hAB-
LiR, n local Minister Of The Methodist Episcopal
Churei, < Of IN 81 exemplary walk. lis seuerable
father who is n Minister ofthe same Cbufch,ani a
largo crcle OF tc'vcg and friends nrc eit 10 regret
his death in the mldst OF comparative stan gers.
Aud Mt the sumo paee f'w weeks prec
ling, Mr.. JONATHAN BISHOP, also formerly
II his vicinity, and the bloiher-ln-laW Of Nj
kabler.-fhc letter from which the 10. cgo,ps IN.
formation ~ derived, remarks that a." il is Hnd has
been very slclly IN this county this SUMMER and
many /, alhs !"
At New Orleans, on tho eth of August,
the Hon WILLIAM KELLY, formerly Ssna-
~ Of ne Uared Stars romthc State al Alabama.
A. FfaucistoWn n II ON tho 18Th instant,
y Err WOODBURY., aged about g. years.
IL &es The T. her o The present Secretary Of the
tzpsury, and of a cious family Of children, oil
a. Wham slnv1pe g. lament his loss. Among The
carly settlers OF int portion OF tho ate he was Nh
#rtsrprsng, tndns ron, ana useful citizen, and
fndcnfrd not only 10 large tltclp o. relatives, but
respected and esteemed IN large portion of the
state. lie hal oi cn reprs scented the town where
he resided IN the Legislature and moro recently
rlng thirty yrnis moro, M civil magistrate, he
had been firm AID taithfu supporter Of the laws
and Of our republican institutions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
PUBLIC LANDS IN MISSISSIPPI

Extract Of a letter Pom atUieen Of Mississippi,
formeriV Of Virginia, 10 Nic Etu0t5 n The Va
giaian, datcd Aug. 2o, 1891
presume that The land sIace, advertised by the
President in this State in December nexi, have al
traci.d the attention Of the planters and spectators
in Virginia Tiny arc certainly worthy the attention
of all these who disposed TO engage in the cu-
ture Of cotton. And as you nay "lst TO learn
something OF taG country TO he brought in market
then Will endeayor 10 give you brici general de-
scription of II.
The land 20 be sold at Augusta, East of Pearl
river is hardly worth the notice OF strangers the
few good tracts in that Pney country, will
probably be purchased by those having an intimate
local knowledge of them. The sne nj Mount Sa-
lns (Clinton) includes small tact of country, por-
tons of whlch yms on Yazeo and Mississippi
rivers arc very fertile, and in much demand by
hose who are emitted, uad'r the prc-emPuon lew,
20 whal is called " 4 aoui" or who Gun purchase
floats from the settlers entitled 10 h M A. u &C.
chuma, about 200 600 acres are od'red sI'uaiei
generally on the head water OF 1szao between III
rallyhntchec s. GLOW B-sh1 streams II is pm
cipally between 33 and 81 degrees of North iat.
tuae. aud wi hln " ha, $ lus,y and emphatIcaile
termed the co.t1n trgion.' But at columb'S,
ue.sads IT i,vo nions OF res are adgct Sod
embracing the 5nut1v. -ene lily, between the bea
| waters of 81. III snd itmhlgoy rivers a.
| 81 50 wliafa the cotton region.
! In each of the thee last districts there is nue.
good Il desirable land to those who pforose
cultivate cotton. Valuable hacts may tc oh'at =
ed. much below their intrinsic yalde, and b 4
ya,e cd and less unhealthy than IS usually sr,po
sed at distance IL will be well, however, 10
tho who come on, 10 purchase, to come some TIN
before the sales, in order that each ooc may inspef
personally tie district which pienses hm faosf, an
h, particular tract or tracts which ne contemplate
budding for. Otherwise, he cannot be assured me
it's convenient to market, fertile not unhealthy
md well watered.
Should they be unable to please themselves at tn
rnb,Ic sales. they will find in the new counties c
Holmes Ai,ala Carroll and parts of Leake' lars
bodies of choice lands in market =; which were 81
cc,ed by spectators and companies of speeua.ol
, at the last sales. The change IN the money ma
kc,, having deprived them of the Proh's they COZ
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..i,n the ranks of the anti admins
d We have no such design. But,
pa P',y of Mr.. Calhoun, instigaied, as
p las ,hey are, by himself, are endeavoting to
! norton ofthe opposition party I" which
< W., INTO his support, by taking exclusive
esons he f,vor, il is time that their dosmailc
olaa ;" .hould be me, by as stern defiance.
.oeaee has thrown down the gaurtlef, IN he
d 1's' '' Com, which VIC have quoted the para
: ais.'s ,s on which these comments arc offer
?.s apv', 'Is Mr.. Clay AMI Mr.. Webster, with
lie ~. Il, n h. sure, but yet in terms suffi-
.-dsa '';s.snt and explicit to Leave no room to
aag essen, hilred of those gentlemen and
j q ~ d.tarmina,ion 10 oppose them. And,
ll.'S rcoeat, what we have heretofore sa'd''hal
.e ~ opinions, as such, are matters OF very
q IT, In, exercising no influence except with
g m''. inch he is the mouth plccc,yet, when
parry .,s1 TINT they are echoed by his b'olher
f.sois - South c rolina, who, almost with
'"Pe's ,'.I.r,,ha. ttcg prefer Mr.. V. Buren, TO
'O''' are cotiileI 70 notice, and should
. LAY Tho friends Of Mr.. ely the rebnke
WOKE w. And VIC would tahe this occasion
J ifSe' ,r,,.neeted ftend OF he alexandra
'', ,. b,t he mas studied Gfefos character to
q ~. # l1nks 10 " n ain rom MS NO
e Po'i ,,',la,,ee d5.ouo1 to hl' Juggernaul,by
~ . ~, ms uordnaIe lus, oil praise. Area
SCI ~ ,.r,, ,al,h Al i-dlsgnlssd idea OF
ma w. ,.,,n-. he needs no such pap as that
$ II M aC:,,rtle. tie Wang, and some few o.
"in'' ~, W. ,on,ke hlm imagine hat he is the
rs le' ','' l,.--.he MAKER and The destroyer
WAN .,,nts Es9fy compliment slowed upon
= es''. very aeptecatory argument adJ'essed
lhs" y..,,a,e f~sl aiimeht 90 his alren-
oasa esausn l., h,m be ave, ,'o, !" un'1,
w ~, ONE he uuh-ih IT Is ma.''s o. pa' ll'i
~ ~ WA, course he pnr5ues, and 1t viii
o''' '.rci,o. , dist.nloh b!atjer-the noise VIII
20 rs the wind evaporaieS.
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TOR HS EMIT,

urM6A "a NilE BRICK HOUSE, Mt the
s.tfN n Junction Of third street and siSth
Wii "lley, COW N the occupancy of Mr.
.se Cobbs. The iIonseis large md com
modIous, with well Of good wa,cr on tho Lot, n
Courage House, Stable md other nccesaory bull.
Ding with u lntge Garden attached thereto - A Isl
the White House, on the adolning Lot, nj prcsenf
occupied by Mr. RoveIy. There Is likewise attach.
Ell 10 this House Garden, Stable and other on
Houses, with the privilege of getting winter, from
the next Lotto session OF either or both ofihcse
Houses may bo had about tho lst oil November
next, or perhaps sooner, If required --Tcrms may
be made known application 10 r,thcr llGpiy /,
Duil,l ar .ny.alf Up ~ a ~ ~ I FL"
Sept % wfWii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Boom. Is tneo die .Ifs,tc.Js Boon correct, on
the principles OF grammar, or aro VIC to se governed
by arbittnry use, IN tbs, well IN many other
Cases and n9 mean a Il. &.
ls-- II We dared 10 my opinion on this
Ycxed question, II would bs, that, where the r'tlfs
Of grammar nre 50 md tnte, they clearly nrc
III relation 10 Tho nols of expression proper To he
adopted in the case above eitel the taste 81 each
individual is the only standard 10 which we can
,ra...i,, .of.. !, yryYy
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DEATH OF WM. H. CRAWFORD.

The Augusta (Geo) Consttutionalst, of the
i9h inst. announces the death Of VIM. II. Craw-
tord--a gentleman who has filled large space in
the pubic eye, AID whose name will occupy con-
spcuous place in the history Of his country. AT
he time ofhs death, he was member of the ju IL
dietary OF Geo ga, and was OF his way to preside
1t the September term of The Sap'emc Court OF Ell
bert county.
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II.i.lNOls

oT4qlrctnrns says he Nauoaal 'n'elisoncer)
..rta..,t election IN Illinois are a lat publish
4 F5.Goverunr, Joseph Duncan re e v"d II COB
b., Kinney 10, 226, Mclaughlin AIS, ana
,ms Ajams nearly 1000. Gcn Duncan, II viii
be Observed has moro votes than all me o.hef
,1aI lle3 Mr.. Kinney was the candidate Oh me
frh1l srs, and was supported almost exclusive
s,9a the ground Of his JacHson'sm'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
PROCLAMATION OF ruE SABBATH

We hope entertain as much respect Tor the
Sabbath the W ashisgion Globe and its echoes,
who have, In the trnc spirlt OF phatasnlcal hypo-
crisy cnleayorcd to cxcifc the feelings Of the
lgous portion Of the community against lheir ep
ponens because the Wings Of Louisiana selected
that day TO celebrate the result Of ther late election
We certainly do not approve OF that selection but
great deal ofallowance is TO he nude Tor The dis.
fcrent habits & customs Of different communities 1t
is well known that in France Sunday, so far from be.
ing day Of religious dcvooc, is the National gala
day Military reviews, balls theatrical representa-
tlons, and oil the sports and festivities for winch
hat ,nercuria people celebrated, on that day
peculiarly splendid, and the same may be SAID,
b"llevc, of most Romln Catholic counties. A
:, portion Of the people of New Orleans, are
French scendants of the French, and, inherit
- Inc lrt 5lous cplnions as well "a the traits 81
cnaracier OF their progcntors, Is not sIrang" that
lhey MAINTAIN their customs, that portion OF
the American citizens should f,il into them.-Acts,
therefore which would be re ntdod among Us a
| highly outrageous AID criminal, by them deem
ed entirely innocent and harmless and the eT,tt 10
| make the rel s'ou, cJmnapiy IN Other Stntcs
! Judge them by standf 81 winch they kno Y
thing, is necessarily hypocricnl and contemplate
Bu, even ad'nit that the peope of Now Orleans
| shout be ma ie amenabln more iigld code OF
othjcs, pnl that the entire op POSITION party should
be panlshed for their SIN, wc presume It will not
| be denied that the rule should work both ways -
| and (suys the New YORK Am3r:'n) II has been
7ubllcy stated ADD 50 far "A W. know wi bout on
| trndictior that Andrew Jncts5n enter j n" crty
| of New OtleaHs IN 1882, on the -aboah pmi In
Shouts ofth- populscc, tne bennng o. drums ned
the blowing OF buglcs--h1t ne atlca'I Il In + eH =
| theatre the same evening, AMI wa c'o"n"d b.
| one Of the actresses with wreath OF Aawcr' -
| What say the p,ons Globe and s coadJnofs to
this Surely if the whole opposition party IS 10
be condemned for the conduct of a portion of
them the JACKSON party ought 10 be tmenab'e for
the acts OF him whom thcy voun'a rly select AS their
chcf and idol.
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DT!Gs 1OLz.J.IIL.gI
r. HyN a wv Az.

ED UNAWAY from Mr.. Jacob Haas son,c.
n d time ~ the month Of May or juno, 1874.
a dart muaQo man named HECTOR. of tho
ordinary size, wi'h large bushy head, 50 yenrs
old or upwards lin fact his complexion is a e6od
dcol Ike flat # an lndi1n) lie is an old water
man, and IS probably passing up and down The
river occasionally he has brother II, Mr.. Rjeb'd
Burks's in HockbrIdgc, and may be in the neiob.
borhood-tl He was ouce caught in Pa,tonsbnrc
when he had been out six months. viii, nava
reward OF 80, fdeliycred to the subscriber or T.,
Mr. Henry Ogden Of Bedford, who pu, chased him
at Mr.. iianss sale-or Sl5 if secured in isil so
that he car be got again.
WATT PETTYJOlIN.
Sept % w3mif
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FRANKLIN Hotel,
Tobacco l,auA Coy G.aae.

a TRACT OF LAND, }lag on the North
IN Fork Of iamcs River / Mica dbbye the Ere
R'dse fhnal, eoutniuag about 1850 acrcs. On
fns react here is one Of lie beet water powcrs on
tho rvef 100 aercs have been enclosed within the
fast three yeals, 900 u! which IN clover 1870
aces Will b. ut in wheat this Fall md covered in
the spring. Tins Lend - well adapted TO tobac.
CO, wheat AMI corn. This property Is worthy tho
attention Of planter
Will sci tie PLA STATfON on wi icl Ire
sid containing about 500 acres This plantation
- ~ high st'lc of cultivaon--lho buildings nre
good. On thia property there - Stone M,rcha
Mil with twopeir Of burls, and two pair Of eoui-
ny stones.
! Will also ssll BUFFALO FORGE, cdniai.-
ing upwards Of 5000 aercs. The Force has 4 fire.
ana ono OF The best water powers III the mp
country has all .hc necessary buildings for car
rylng on the bnsincss with convenience. There
arc ora banks on this property. A Furnoeo could
bo erected, which would make il amongst tbe most
desirable Iron properties in the upper country on
account oflts lying contiguous 10 navigation Bo1ts
can run MI the year from this to Lynchbrrg or
Richmond, unless lmpeded by ice.
WILLIAM WEAyERf
Buffalo Forge H1rkbrdse county,
sept 90 1884. In
?. r The Richmond Wing wall insert the fo,c
gong one mouth, IN country per, and forward its
oceount 10 thus office.
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Nultci9uS Prosctutt0a.-The Clncinnn,l Ga
zctte OF Sept. IL, contains n curious nccnunt ct
malicious political prosecution IN that city. Mr..
Wilson Mcttrew, iewellcr, who, for many years,
had stood among the first Of his profession IN Gin
cnnat was applied TO by gentleman to have SIX
25 cent pieces q, ed and otherwise made to resem
Die the new cold com to show the people how cast
w it may be c1untefieiu6 No secret was made
Of he matter. T. was freely spoken OF AMI the
goik openly cx ccui.d b. NJ McCirew's woIkmen.
~ m IL he leading m"ub rs oi he Jackson par-
~ \ y-var ok f. INNS 1u.fig, IN iheir grand
Hantjpg, enl 1et., mia ii 10 prosecute NcGrcw,
.s1o 90 tne;c oath 'h,t he had made craven
may hike un The goiicH object of their doln'ry
vas dressed, carried before the Mayor and IT ed
But the Mayor, having less Jacksonisfn or more
sense than McGrow's accu5ers, dismissed tho
| charge os frivolous and mslcious
Among McGrew's prosecutors, we find the name
! of Mr. Lytile the same man, we presume, VINO
Threatened the U S. Bank with vengeance if /
failed TO accommodate his brother with loan-Ant
the Bank refusing, the said brother, who by SOM
means got into Congress, attempted to make tn
threat good by ass fling thnt institution with al
the bitterness Of disa pointed avarico. That caus
must be hopeless which resorts to such means 70
support
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MAINE.

The Portland Advertiser ofthe lGih INST. pub
shes the onowiag comparative table of the votes
.yFn for The Governor Of Maine al the lafe and
h. preceding election. II shows that although
b Jatkson pnrry have again prevalio, IN TIN,
le. the gain Of lis opponents has bcGn ina
a,ale. Another suc victory, and they arc un-
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: r The Charleston Courierof sept Is con ains
melancholy accounts of the devastatlons OF the Clio
lcra among the coored population ON the planra
tons in the vicinity OF Savannah The negroes
had been generally removed from the plantations,
AMI The crops are entirely abandoned but, after
their removal, new cases of severe character
had occurred amons them, an there we've, nj the
lat dates, ~ appearances of the disease subsdng.
It On few plantations. lsnys o." is'te~ ""'' o.
vannah) 400 negroes have died in two weeks
Dac plantation lot Ii, another IS, another 40 Re
Only one white man has died IN the country. In
the city Of savannah fw cases Ind oe CARED,
and also IN Augusta; but those in the Latter plnee
generally hands on board the steam boat,
from the former.
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SfANEESE TWINS.
!. Y For three l.aYs only 4

70
fHSHG Ladies and Gentlemen OF Lynciturg, and
n its vicinity respectfully Informed, hat The
SIAMESE UNITED BROTHERS, CHANG
ND ENC, w femnin IN Lynchbnrg, hiree dnys
sqiy on their way South. Tiny viii sop aitle
fRANKLiN Hotel,
Nhete fhcy will b. hafey to visitors n
the splendid ball Of thuf ostetshrneut OF FRI
DAY, SATURDAY otd MONDAY, tie 3st
All, AMI 9th lays Of Oetoier from 10 II n ii,
forenoon.
Admission . cents.
Tie pn5Ilc nre assured thai The So q 10
fsr4 canoo' be frolou4li h You'd ilIe aheza f0se
Haned llmr ~ consequence Of st'ansefos NJ assa
y r1dc At oiher places.
~ PAMPHLETS, con ~ - 3I3H# 81
account aftfe Twins, wfh faH m. 80 -
h'tencsses, my he obtained al tac# =. ~
cents.
Sept - =
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COMMUNICATED.
ClITR AGI,


Courage, IN is primary slsndcuiion,is b,overy OF
the chest kind-Courage las its sent IN the heart
Courage 10 wholly djssinlir 10 tbo, hnir-hrotn.
ed affection called anger, which lends men to seek
the "bubblc reputation even IN the cannons Tor
the pistol s) month"; Courage is always cool IL
never driycn 10 acts of observation-disclosures IL
never vindcuyci thcteore dunIling Is not IN be
considered a Consequence Of courage, as II PRO.
ceed5 from vndictyc spiflt, and rercRcc ~ al
ways rs obac,-Courssc Is as remote irom re
ycnee ms light from darkness.
fllgny honor Mr.. Clly, havo no doui,, he
infcn1.d 10 take Mr. Randolph's life, whom he cbnI-
ene cd him TO the III q hat too from vIndlclivf
spirit FLfntHcss Which bls - seat IN the nerves
lei NJ Randolph 10 met II eacmy IN tho ii Id
anil expose his life, rnther fhan confess lis erlor,
~ iol5csching the character of Mr. Clny. Aaron
Bnr's oalec Ia challenging Mr.. A. Hamilton TO
H.. dri3 TO i-ht u duel, was 10 li,ll him NJ,
U5miHon possrssci irmness Which ennbled him
TO s;nud ard receive his antagonists fire which ter
minated his life --Mr. Bnt'', at was murder II The
first dcerce--it was IN act Of reveng II conse-
qnonce OF malice ptepeHSe.
think my nsser, ti9ot chpIlc,.gr TO 4 ght Il
duel never originated IL henotutto motiUcs-T Tn
ostcnslblc rcason IS 10 obtain satisfaction for NJ
lcdged a0rout but the rac renson ts, oiake The t1f
of an offend NJ fellow crcalI,e. Otherwise II l.
mere braggNdocla. A d. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

Soymsa gin or the Wing candidate of 1908
There are - towns and plantations to be heard
.aa which Slool last year--tj6, :ot G'ooIesow,
llyJ Tor Dln!n9 % for Smith, aal e scaitetns.
We presume we shall receive co npicto ratufn-
tbs week.