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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Dec 4
Great Sale Of Land, Negroes, &c.

p virtue OF deed Of lfusi executed To the
nD subscriber by Col john p. Gray bearing
date the lOh day of October, 1881 and Of record IL
the Clerks Office Of Bedford county court, shall
Ivy direction Of the persons for whose benefit the
deed was madc,on Thursday III l2h day Of Feb
roeiy next, on the premises, within one mile Of
the town OF Liberty, proceed To SELL 10 the highest
bidlor two'incs Of Land, Containing together, GOO
acres, more OF less, adjoining each other The Land
lies adj cent TO the town Of Liberty, OF the Turn
pike road md n joins the Lands of john w
llot, nni others, one Of which was purchased by
sad John L. Gay, of the estate of james c. Step
toe, ard the ohcr of James Irvine. Also, at the
same tlmc aud place. will SELL to the hi chest bid.
EIic, Lewis, Eady, Rachael, Rec, Little Charles.
Allen, PhulIna, Ned, Amy aud her two children,
Rtlly and Edmund Peter. Cupu and Harriet. ard
any increase Of the Fen.nle Slayes-Also. all his
the sand Grays, Houses stock of Cattle, ilogs and
sheep, with all his tarmns Utensils, two sets of
Rlcksnith's lools all his Household and * chen
Furniture, and all the crop Of Tobacco, GrH.r &c.
OF every description. Selling as trustee, | shalt
convey no Other title than the one vested Ia me-
TEEMS-A credit Of 2 and 3 years will be
given, thu purchasers e,ving bond with approved
security and deed of trust on II Lind 20 secure
the purchase money. The property wall be sold in
place or out OF place.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee
N. B.--Thc creditors Of John T. Gray are here
by requested 10 Come forward and exhibit their
claims f. IRVINE
Dec. IL 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

" '""lNi i-At rules held in the Ks ohce o' w
IT ,"It superior Court Of Law aud ChaGccr' i''
is@' a, hlnr I. on Monday the lst day ol SCI a
ie'i'-Aiex'nler MARI admir- dc bouis non ct Richao
m"o'' neo. AMI Alexander NJ. Rucker, Ft' "san
Una T. ~ idov and Snsan his WIFE, late sisah W.,
~ ~ ',e' "a, ia nhs ID Fis AMI jesse Beck, sciL ca
VI ~ ~ ~ lord, dec. Defls.--ln Chancer,. .,
ne "eiehiantS Fiomas Z. Beadow anI Sislu us W.
according To tho act of Assembly and rho rnlcs OF on
,ha 'u u appearing by satisfactory ovrle"eoo 40
NOT inhabitants of this commonwealth ou
~ " ''e Plinusby their eoun.ei,itI orderedl 20
H. .e" 'aanls, Thom r BedIow aud Susan MS w.
mere on or before the LIST day of the mex. ny
Of r,i inc bill of the plaintiffs and ihs' VII.
;i uo' DC forthwith inserted in the i.ypchb"'s a,
f,on, ~ wv months successfully, and poste' "
'"' u'"r NJ NE courthouse in said county :, ~
Nov, IL 'N'N r2n.
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NOTICE..
Nov. 10

"IIL be sold, Tor cash, IN pursuance 10 n
w decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF
Inv and Chancery for The county ri Amherst, n
tract al Land, containing by survey hit,-sI1
'nd half acres. adjoining the lands of Richard
Harrison ani others, in the county of Am
efs', on the 10th day of ,nna,y, 1885, which
sid d-oree is in thu nanle Of Richard Harrison,
riff. aud Elizabeth Mcbride, widow, aud jane,
Elizabeth, sally, Peggy ani John Mcbride. inlaot
haldren ani beiri OF John Mcbride. dpc'd., De.
PENDANTS. w. DAVIES, ID. 5.
Tor Edmund Winston. SnG.
Der.b ids
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Dec. @,
NOTICE

Il pursuance of decree pronounced bv ,bo e,
q cut Superior Court of Law and Choncc,o -,
the county of Amherst, on the Iilh day of And
1881, Ia the ease of Cailnan and wIfc. and otbq,
ana lfebbc and wife, and others. The undrrsign.
cd wh' Is appointed Commissioner for thar pur
pose, viii, ON The ,hltd Monday in Januory next
Amherst Coorl house, that being Cou,t day
proceed 10 sell at public auction to the highest b,1
GER on credit OF SIX months, two female Slaves.
named Ma'mda and Cary Ann. Bond with an
proved stcaliy Will be required
STERLING CLAIBORNE
Dec Is a.
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Nv" Negroes 10Y sale.

"a sold al Mrs Sarah l.. Donyl - .lv Ial,
,,'oslas, hdmr, on Thursday the Ist ,av Of
January mex, VIII be sold. at the same time and
fa'e TWO Nrgrocs, one likely Girl, nm the other
Woman. a credit OF four months Will be o,ven
upon the purchasers executing a negotiable note
l@ynele nj enh'r of the Banks in Lynrbbure salts
ioctorily endorsed G II IyNGlI
TX OF Lynch, deed. who was Ex.ofc
l.. TerrII, deed
Dec IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29


V,H"iNiA'-at rnleshei IN thc Ciarn', uhce Of the
trcuH superior Court Of Law aud G. ,nuccry f.i
t"c county OF Amherst, On Monday the b day Of Npem
her, 1881 lanes VI DANIEL, Ser pitC A. min. Archibald
Robertson, lloyd Miller, Willis Rucker Jqmo. Garland
Dah'cy T. Gooca and Andrew Morollnd, Def.-In Chan
Gerry. " ~
Inc defendant, Boyd Miller, not hlying catered hp
appearance an snen security according IL the Act of A,
Scmbi' and the rules this court AMI II sppcatrr by sal,
s'ctorF evidence that he IS not inabaui Of lis COM
H""Wcah' I'm motion Of the plunliT hy cuui.cl It is Of
de'ed t,at the sad 6efend nl, Boyd Miller do appear e
on or before the first day Il next term To answer the
n' "i TIE plaintiff and that cpps this nrer firth
WIN inherited III the Lynchhnrg Vngiunn for N mou,
snccc,sIve'y aud posted at the from, door of the oa
III said county.
\ Copy-Teste, JOHN THOMPSON If CIL
bec' R9m
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ADVERTISEMENT.

TN eonformify TO decree of the county Court of
II Buckingham, pronounced on the 9th day Of
Decembcr, 1884, in the case OF Phelps, add others,
against Phelps. and oihtrs will be sold, for cash,
at Buckingham Court house, on the 18th day OF
January next, that being court day, four likely
Negroes, two boys, 10 and ii yoars old, and a wo.
man and chld, being the Negroes in the proceed
les in said suit mentioned The title is regarded
iadsputahe, but the Commissioners will only con.
vcy the title vested IN 'bem by the dc rec aforesaid
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Dee p q
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cabinet Eurnitur.

VIE subscriber thankful for the encou,,oo
men' heretofore received from his frie,ls mi
'he public wishes to inform them hat ne has reo,"
reo 10 Inc lower end Of Main.sree,. onoosi,s Al,
Dec" carriage shop, where he will keen ,l
moySu sood assortment of Furniture on hand Iow
'or cash or country produce. 'o"'
Mou'u DC glad 10 get two boys of steady md !,
ous,rlous habits, as Apprentices 10 learn tho Cal,
ne' business Boys from Ia 10 l6 years of AGO mod
nom Inc country, would be preferred ''''
holm II1c,r-
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NOTICE..
A,aNA fov Sale

Pf virtue OF deed of trust, executed nv VIM.
~ Turner IN has hfr time To me and uepr,
Watts, dec. dated the 2Sh day Of ApriI lS3o anI
duly OF r'cord IN the Clerks office Of Amhers,
comfy. ena Tor cer'an purposes therein expre..
se", snail as me surviving trustee nf said tppd
sell al public auction, tn the HIGHEST h,,lI,, =,
cash, On the premises, on the l2rh day Of Janna,.
next, Boa acres of Lund. conveyed 10 said d.a5
and 10 be laid off the northern end of said W.,
lnf"r's Mansion Tract, adjoining thu Inns of
'i'nr, turner's heirs, aud Jesse Muudy, by a
he title II saii Land To he com,l.ts I'm, 49,.
trustee, will convey SUCH tltlr ouly as j. yesI !;
NE "s "u''ee' JESSE MuNDY.
Dec. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29

"lRGiNiA-At rules held in tho Clerk, office of thu
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancery for The
county oil charloo, the Sd day of November is34-Wn
Pattcson, PHI. against Francis A. Stern auI ,het Nor
ton Drft'.-in Chancnry.
The defendant Francis A. Seru not hoyi,r ep,otol H.
appearance according TO the act Of Assembly and p
fucS OF TINS court aud II appearing the sat al,
lne c"rt that he Is not an nhabitant of State on M
non OF tho piaIatH by Counsel II is or Tered is, III.
sHid deiendantdo appear before the Judge ufhc said
AZ lh' Court house OF the sad county, on the tday a.
INC next term ana ener his appearance and answer tbs
Plahtihs Dill, and that copy of This order lee inserted
IN some newspaper published Ia the town of Isrctbsu
Tor Two months excessively, aud posted Al the FINN
uoor oil The court house Of the said county.
Copy-reste,
- WINSLOW ROBINSON Ch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
PEDIGREE.

FiK6lNlAN IS II fne s'ue', nearly 10 hands
high, Hnd nr symmetry uf form aud power Of
muscle. is surpassed by 40 horsr ia MS Siair-iir
wi he II yehrs o'd this sprIng-hr WAS cot hy Old
Vngi"isn-hr by Oh SIR Atchy Vueinnn's dan
hy Old 5hyiock, he was got ty I'll" imported Bed
ford, his dam by the imported D,oned his gan.
dam by the imported ST. George, hssg. grandam
hy thn imported Fea,nougu. hi. g. 9. graoham by
tue Imported j 1T, Roger, ANA came out Of an i'm
ported mare V,fginiHn's g'andam by Celar m.
?. g'"ndam by Spadlll, his &. K. grnndam by Old
Jupiter.
II will be seeo by the above Pedigree, TIM, no
horsf or the continent has superior pttt,nsons 10
blood. both Ion speed aud bottom. lie was train.
ed The Fall after he Vas ihrer years old. aad inn
two races IN The county of Fauqnier. mud ne,rr
lost a hat. lie afterwards got had'y fem dered.
Nh'ch prevented hrs he ne trained any more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
Dr. .0arcinknWski's
Balsamic Pills, for Debilitated Fc
males.
o'ed'fahe Confidently oDered TO lie public as one
'""t ~h'ea radical and permanent cure can
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PROM 'cA'ea radical AMI permanent cure can
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y HftESE Pills purify and cleanse the blood fo,,
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He can assure the public, that when the Basam,e
Pills are regularly taken according The directions
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10 The pallil countenancc The pleasing glow of
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Married Ladies will find these Pills equally SER
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N. Bio prevent counterfeit the propre. or has
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For sale by II. SrABLER, Druggist.
Lynchburg, Va.
Sc'.c wdms
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AAMD MOHs "A r. M

lie subscrIber has two pieces OF I,onJ 49,,
nc would be glad TO sell--oue of which ,s uon ~,
proved the other is all in heavy Pine ,;,nh., n
sood situation for Saw Mil Bolh at 20 h,,t ~.
g, linen. ane nesb6orhood of Jacob Eary's MIN ahon,
" ."u.een miles from this place. Fo, nar,,cnaTs
enquire Of The subscriber. f'',l'u =.
Dec. % ). II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-12-29
II Us / TO HAND,
De- 8

81 USr TO HAND,
Double and single barrefd Guns
R'ilt Canes, new and uncommon article
Pocket Pistols
Conrs and Whips
Real India CHINA
India Sugar in Jars
Very desirable Boy Caps
With many choice Goods, deserving notice
HENRY BROWN, Jr.
Bank Square.
Dec Is
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Sale and Hire of
I'D NEGROES, &C.

ny Friday ,hc ond ,I., ., t,a,,,.., TO-, ~.
~ will l.. sail n,I ,,!.,, > 49, NC
A ,n1.,s, ,oo,,, ,.a, 49,, ,r,', - y ~ : "
SITE 1, tho town nj I.y,rLLn,, Faprv ,, p,1,
LIKELY NEGROES ,,noo..,. -. g.. 80
Waacfmen BIsck,muh, Come, md s',,.
TN Na,,'a, a'''' oi'oo makers
yes AMI s,zes. IL "a no, vr, le,crnn.d h,,,. ,,,,,,
ii the Ncsroes ,y,lI he 1y ,I. -, -
b,ut Gteen--tbc ,,l.oc, ,.,III.a f',i'.l o''' y
Aud on S,u,J,v ,hc 2,L Ia. ~ l,,s,.... ,o,-
thr,o " III he sold noo H., ''''''
lion n ,r.c, of Land a.. -, -. ''1
the ,nwe of Iy,chlu,y .,,n,n., H..
N w,l,,,s Ih, ~, - ''''''
100 ,c,ra mara or Ir,s !, a',
chrIsunb,r Isbcu dc,Id t,,n,,.I,, .aa'I.p
'"' ''' "' 'o'"'e'y 'csiueo ANA
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70 gONpHACTOIsS
THIS TO GIVE NOTICE,

TVHA / the supsefbs of lh' cay OF Baltimore,
IL hath Obtained from the Orphans court ri Bal.
smorc county, IN lsrylaal, letters tcstlmcntaty
su the personal estate of MiaHat JHddh, late OF
said county, deceased. Al persons having claims
against the sad decreased, ere hereby warned 10
exhibit The SAM with the vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber o or before Tho first day OF July next
.bcy may otherwise by law be excluded fron al
benefit OF sald eslnie.
Given under ny hand this 9Th dny OF November
ia the year eighteen hnnred and thirty -four.
DAVID !. COHEN Ex'r.
Baltimore. Dec ID w4w
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30 very valuable young Ney,os.
At AUCTIOV o'oe'

WILL sell, without reserve, on Mood
- 29'h inst at the Rel House, in N. ah n,
Charlotte; 80 Valuable Young Negroes, eon,i,.
OF men, Boys and G'ds.-rhe sale win BE- '' ,as
Quoted ny John r. d. Payne. Purthsser, ~ 'O ~
sa,lshed that no par, of the Slaves win Ia
before the day of sale. !"
WIN. B. ARMIsTEAn
sJ Tho terms of the above sale .(ns,coJ - Ho
as stated IN the handblil,) will be six mo,,,I 'a'h
at, the purchasers giving negotiable po,,. el'-
fuctoriiy endorsed. ''' 'a'h.
Dec. 10
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w M. 3. hRAIIsTp,,
a / Conr, held for Nelson cour,v i,

a 7 Court held for Nelson cour,v
IN day OF September, 1880. ~ we ~
james Lyle, administrator dc boo;s ~. >,
Lyle, decd. who was surviving pnroo, ~
bald Henderson, John Shoriridge, Ceo,,, "a 1l'ot
Alexander McCaul, james Gordon. IoL. VPPif
Neil Jemmlson and Jamos Lyle, n,orct.,fP4
paftners, trading under the finn of Hcndc,soa 4, p'7
a.r-;,,, Ptf
James Murray, son and heir of jaime, N,..
,Ncr,,,o Del.s.
fhts cause came on this day TO be henri -,
bill OF rcvnor, the original BILL th2 original snL,
returned executed, an attachment viii ocl,a,.
returned executed conditional. decree ,,al
November Court, 1907, an order Of npll,.s,I
made at June Court, 1927, returned Juv cro.m.9
and the exhibits filed and was argued Inv c,na.'
On consideration whereof, the Cour, do,,, ,,;aI'
oTder AID Decree that the plaintiff recover moan.
the defendant, the sum Of one bundled and ron,.
bounds, tour sh:ilinss and one penny iar,hino ,a
interest Inereon,afler the rate of five ptr ceni ns
num- rom the llth day of December, one ih,ps,
seven hand' ed and seventy three, ill paid lkcw.
MS costs, 10y hun IN this behalf expended. Ar,
the Court doth further anjudge, order and dsc,,l
that he Sheriff of this county, do exuose IN s,lo
the highest bidder, ON a credit of twelve mon5J
the Two tracts ofland in the bill aod mor,oa,o M,
TONED, having advertised the time and place d, sa1
Tor four weeks IN the Vlrsinian, a newspaper pub.
lished IN the town of Lynchbuie, aud tina, he NV,
IRON The purchaser or purchasers bon or bon1.
with approved security, made payable to b,ro,sli
Us ohcf't aforesaid, & also decd Of rus, upon h,
premises 10 secure tho payment of the pnrcbsu
money am that he make report Of bis ,ro,.,t
a,0ss herein to this Court Plaintiffs Costs, s67
W. A Copy-Tes,e,
SIP. GARLAND, Ok
NOTICE.
will expose 10 sale, the tracts ofland in the lI
mcntloned,on tho premises on Cox's crccka Lrln,,
of Eye River near Sparks II. P rio.'s in HE coa,
ty Of Nelson, Oh the 10 h day Of January mex. al
pursuance of the foregoing decree.
LLOYD G. HARRIS, D4pqy
Sheriff for John Disgcs, Sheriff NC
Dec Ids
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4 Hack Cor hire.

E1OR HIRE a neat and comfortable Hack, or
IL when preferred an open Baroucbe, with seats
lot four persons The horses arc sole, and the drI-
yer experienced and obgng.
HENRY BROWN r.
Dec. ID Is
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Negroes for Mire.

rlNGiE Slaves belonging to the estate of Samuel
n Turner, decd. viii be, offered for hire, the
Isl day Of January next, IN the town Of New Glas-
Low, Amhers, county. JOHN DlLLARD,
Ex'or. Of Samuel Turner deed
Dec II III
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NHSrNNS iNr sale

hf 1nmm"n"ealth at Nrsmt, In ,hr ~br,,d
~ fhl'"N county. Greeting :-Whe,eas
"'a'"'soe rice heretofore eXhlb,rrh IN our conn,
" en"'' oi lia'iax, his bill of complaint apein.t
'amfs ppohrf' "h'renpon sundry proce.dinss
nhse eeen MA, as appears from the records Of In,
saih court bul hei''c a final decree could br mn
npnnceh III the cause. the said Wm. Prir. mud
James Booker departed this life, aud James Bfuce
'"'e one''h Oh i1"'l'ax, and administrator of the
sa'a Nhhamson frlce aud Susanna Price Inv Ieave
tine court nave h'ed their bill OF ,eview nravin,
mat Inc original SUIT may be revived IN lh.ir
namrs against Susanna Booker Daniel p R,nL.
'r, Joel Lee aud Frances bis wife B.roatt u
Moore anu Lydia his wife, Nicholas Booker Su.
san booker, Fayeue Booker, b mas RooLe,
and Samuel Booker, the widow and children nl ms
san 'mes Booker, dec And NO beng w,ll,r,
UNI WIN" IS tishi aud Just should be done there
lore we command YOU, as bttore Won have he.,
eomma"'ed, th'l yo" make known, according TO
's" To me shid Susanna Booker, Daniel p Roott .
g, 9aei Lee and Frances his wife, Barnett r
Moore ana LYDIA his wife, Nicholas Booker. Susan
DOCKET rayeue Booker. Thomas Booker md
oahueI Booker, That they be before the Justices
u. our sHia court, NJ the Court. on the dt,
"'onu"y III March next 10 shew cause il any thiro
'hty nave Tor themselves or know TO say why the
sah SUIT should not he procee ded in To final decree
against them ami he IN all things in the same Nils
anu cohoion as II was at the time of the dec ease
Oh Tue SAID friee and Booker and further to do
anu receive what our said court shall in that mart
consiuer-And have then there this writ VII,
ness, w IN. Hnii, Clerk Of our said court this lI
gay OF December. 1884, and in The 59th wear of
the Commonwealth. WA HOLT
Dec. IL
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FOR RENT.

Ezra VNHE tenement lately occupied by
Htts01 Il S. w, Lewis, on Main street, be.
Hsss tween Liberty Warehouse gate, mud
-44z04A S,mpsan Dnlguid's Cabinet Shop
This tenement Is well calculated for an extensive
Grocery and Commission Business and has nj
'eched To II Piess ready for operation IN the To-
bccco Business. WM. DAVIS, ir.
llt, mo 29h 1881 WIS
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CEFsTIEUCAEEC.

lhis - 10 ctiiiiy, that tanned the sorrs horse
Vrglnian tie property OF Joshua Handy. thy / all
alter he VAS ihree yenrs old made ual III his
speed On the Winchester cour.e, winch Nh.
thought by the best judges to be the fastest N rv.
fr run over that course. | run VTgnau AT D lrm
IN the county nj fauqrier, which race lie won with
grch' 'ase Al two heats, beating Mr.. Marshall :,
horse by X Ichmona, MIR Smiths bay colt by elf.
ton. ana MIR. Uuerbacks, by Potomac run hin
the second OF November, AT Salem, The test lb,re
III i've which iace he ~on with ease at Thea heats
Given under my hand tue ION OF ID .cemhpr 1927.
WM. &. HOUSE.
Dec TN
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OE IA MONTERATsS
Inaian Specific.

1UVHl5 valuable Medicine 10 highly reecmmen-
ded TO the public, as being safe and eaeciual
cure ef Coughs. Gods, Consump,icus, and dseas-
20 Of Bseas, and Lungs, &c. A direction and
eesis6esies viii accompany each bottle Of Specific.
have also received aa1 for sale, supply of
i,r ChaIsnaH's ANTIDYSPEPTIC PILLS
These Pdls are extensively known, as being an Of
fcctual remedy for the cure OF Dyspepsia lndi-
scstion--P,iee 30 Cent?.
For salt by Howell DAVIES, Al,
ID. II. LYMAN,
Dec. % l0t
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DEC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-13

In the u. S. Senate, OH Tuesday, the
Sd inst on a motion to refer the New
York Memorial TO the Committee on
Finance, Mr.. Webster concluded a short
speech as follows:
"He knew not what would be the ex-
ten: TO which the public distress would
increase, or where it was to terminate; I;
but he thought he could ioresoe the end
Of those public men who closed their
ears against the cries Of distress which
were coming in from all parts of the
country. The fact of the existence of
distress was now evident. lie implored
gentlemen round Linn, whose tables were
loaded with petitions from the People,
to recollcct that, in the history Of the
last twenty years, there had not been
found in this country an cqu i amount of
distress. While this distress was SO
strongly felt along the Atlantic, from
Maine to New-OrIeans, it must be the
result, from settled causes, that the tide
will flow inward, and run up all the little
streams, in the valley of the Mississippi,
until it extended itself into every section
of the Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-13

CoNGREssIoNAL.-To make room for
full account of the meeting which took
place last Monday evening, we are
obliged to omit our usual quanf"m OF Con
gressional matter in this number. 1t will
not be missed very materially, however,
as but little else has taken up the time Of
Congress since our last, except the dai-
ly debates on the Deposite Question, and
the presentation Of memorials and resolu-
tons from almost all quarters of the
country, in regard to the DePosites. An
effort was made to bring the Debate to
n close in the House on Thursday last,
but it entirely failed. The Intelligent
Ger of Friday says-"The subject Of the
Public Money and the Banks, aud the
course ofthe Executive in regard to both,
seems indeed, to be far from exhausted
in either House"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1834-02-13

Repfese natives came in conflict with Ms
purposes; and its constitutional rights
were unhesitatingly annihilated by His
Veto; a harsh, odious, monarchical pre-
rogative, given only to be used in ex-
IRENE cases, was converted into an en-
CINE of daily resort, in order to oppress
and bear down those whom the people
had peculiarly commissioned to repre-
sent their will.
We propose to pursue this subject far
ther. The public welfare demands it -
Ii we cannot raise a barrier against the
progress Of illegal doctrine and authori-
ty, we can at least hold ourselves guilt
less of urging onward its triumphal car.
The exigency Of the time demands that
the voice Oi'all men should be heard, i'm
"a tone of emphatic, even If it be hope
less, warning. But we trust, that be-
fore long, the deep and united voice of
the whole people will utter those tones
of deep, unequvocal, indignant rebukr,
before which the loltiest authority will
stand rcproved, nor dare for Il moment to
disobey.