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


llssieurs EaaotS--I have been MOI a lalle an1'is.
Cd hy reading IA n pages Of Tie New fo'k Mir.
ron a dispute bet" cntao learned gremmiu ns,re.
specflng the anpeIIatlons, OF meY 20 speak) tn
Misses BromR, and the Hu"S BfoWn5 enc
ma,ul1ia,ng MS own sid" ofthc question WIN =
zeal One of them mag be right, III thor m4&
/, vrong.-I wish you you'd give 10 y"u feahcf'
vour light on the snrJsct, Us well MS IA comment on
what may offer # worthy Of notice.
Miss, IS a term Of honor applied 10 a young &lfI
or ll1y-Hisses, rs plural. Mistress, title OF re
spccl to married lady, or the head Of a school
Ms'resses, the pl. of mstrcssSo of Monsieur, and
Messieurs, IT'S 81.
To prevent rau,ology ono Of our champions mai
tains, lhat instead of saying Miss l.. Brown, ond
| Miss +. Brown, VIC may say, the MISSES Df"wn -
The other says we Shond say tho Misses Browns
Query--Can we properly say-the heSstcu'
Bro1on, meaning A. Brown and b. Bro~n--or
ought We to say, Mcssrs. A. B<0'on and -. hr0'en
or, ought we TO say the McSsteurS Broens Blu
suppose one was Blact--then can we say, M'1'
Blqok and Bfow7, we cannot SOY, B'oet d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

g1r Jack, n negro slave, the properly Of Mr.
JOHN A. Rowan of lEis place was tfcd last week, by
court ofoyer and tcrmner, on The chsrgc Of horse
stealing, found guilty, and sentenced to he hung
Efforts wall be made, however to procure com
IN nation Of hrs punishment public opinion being
decidedly adverse To the aheton Of death for
a crime of this gfade.
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NOTICE.

NURING my absence from Lynchburc, all
~ persons Interested IN the estate OF the laft
pr John J. cabel', are respectfully referred 10 Mr.
Henry G. Wo,d, who has h, po"er to nc; FOR me,
aud who, IN my absence, will do any aud every
thine connected with Tho management of sai1 rs.
totr, which could do myself, II present
THOMAS X FRIEND,
Admir- oil J J Cabc dc
Sept 30 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

szi Mt Hugh r P asan's, brother ofthc odi
tor of the WIFI, has nvo@cd himself the nnthor oi
the letter to the editor o. the Washington Tcle-
graph giving account OF the battle between
John ii. Peasants and Peter v Daniel. II
r. =. voluntarily communicated his nnme to
Mr. Daniel, but that gentleman mlsconsruing"
his note challenge, refused 10 receive It, not
wths,anding he had previously demanded the
name of the author
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29
AEW LONDON AGRICULTURAL. sOci-
ETY

Ely,
"A l u meeting of Board OF the New LONDON
u. Agricultural Sae:...~-s - ..'''pt ~ ftcnpot,
1901, lF was ordered tia, Alcsus Thghman A
Gobbs and John w Holt OF Bedford, und Addison
Mer'welhcr of Campbell be appointed a con,tnli,ec.
To examine such Farms MS may be Submitted 10
thelr inspection, Tor the Premium offered by the So.
c'eiy for 'ho best cultivated Farm, and report
10 mo SerIefy nj 'helr annual meeting tho frtt
Tuesday N November next. Those ceoicmco
who lotand 10 Offer lher Farms for inspection, will
npPrlze the above rnmcd committee ofthcir wish
60, md they will be promptly ATTENDED TO. Cen
ucmen who have MOI yet paid their subscriptions.
are requested 10 pay them 10 Cnpi Henry Brown
Tteosmer, or 10 dcpose them 10 his credit IN tho
Formers Bank IN lynchllufg, before the time of
the enn}ul meet'n: Of he Soclrly
ALIEN. AUSTIN, scey.
Sept 90 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

IT. The Richmond papers have prescly' d "A pro
found silence relation to the recent personal com
bats IN that place between Mr. VIM. 5. A rehef
ahI Messrs. Richie, ADD Richie, jun. Ro-
NOR however says tina, Mr.. A. aud young X. have
zone u the Dlslrct of Columbia, 10 lishl duel,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

NJ Religions Pdpcr.-Rev WIN. +. Lee, OF
Richmond has issued proposals FOR publishing in
hal cty, "A new religious paper, 10 be called " TIN
Chuchman.' lis peculiar theology will he that of
the Protestant Episcopal Chueh Subscription prler
~. per nnnum. Mr. Lees proposition is strongly
recommended by Bishops Moore aud McaIc,to the
friends of the Church -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

SPAlN.-We publish ON our fist pale / 'is
mornine tn spirited Reply of the Spaaish Cnam
hrr - Deputies To the Address Of tho Quecn n
SPAIN 10 thnt body on the commencement II thHa
deliberations. II opens, we nope, NV eta N
the dssiin,es OF that Interesting and lons oppecs.
sed country. If her rulers have p,ohi.d 10y pas'
experience, and will hereafter pursue Tolerant
system at home and adopt a liberal policy To-
wards o'hcr nations aud towards her former
'onlos in America, she my again RESUME tbu
proud rank among the independent powers Of Eu-
rope which she once maintained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

temPiaod, bargains may hal of them ia numerous
instances and the lands offered by them, arc not
surpassed by any IN m IKE fiaj. Yazoo, Mad.
lson AM pats of Rankin, (cenirsa ana Middle conn
'es } alse eiford singh tracs for sal which ar
not exceled' considering all their advantages, by
any Nor;h and East OF ne Nississippi liver
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

A GREEABLY - IN ODD ii he county cour'
Va Of Bedford, ISSUED June, 1881. We, the undcr-
signed Commissioners, sh, proceed to sill, on tht
Hh day Of November thu rnct OF Land ON
which a 1mirc Turner dee formerly resided upon
q credit of ono, two and iIroo years, tekiug bonds
with approved security, from the pnrehasc's.-
There arc about ID ar N the ract--It viii be
s2ld by tho aero. BENZ. TuR EEls aud
ADMIRE TURNER,
Commas ionctg.
Sept 90 ~5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

sT Gen. Homiltoa, of $. c. in his Eulogium
on furnhn, remarks, -" dn moi moan to he gull.
Y Of the arrogance of saying, wla'over may be
the convictions Of truth on my own mind, hai ~,
mss 70 ,jsh ~ our interpretation olthe character
81 the sayffnmeul."-Ihe General, then, hns
armed al Least oae lesson Of wisdom by exhe !.
enae. When. in 1921 he published he crlcbritod
Essays of " On OF 10 People, which dcelaed,
among othsr things, that Il was the climax Of he
resles 10 say lhatthe States had any nsbts, ..nd
sunday other such like apothegms. Tor whrh h.
claimed the high character of -" inpcrisbd Il
truths, he litilo thought that, like Jonah's GU
hey would have persisted in a nght--mueh less
that IN ten years afterwards, he would have been
one'olthe most furious ASSISTANTS of those truths
-deaonnclng al who approximate townrds hem
an inch nearer han himself MS lr,tors to thelr mn
tive State, and imposing upon them lest oaih 10
secure their fl lty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

s-r The Abingdon Statesman says il vas led
no tho error" of imruing The nni'lonshp ola cor
tain extract from The aurora Of 1876, abusive of
Cen. Washington, to Duane the elder, "bg
The Lynchbu,e virginan' The correction of
that error mo which we were led by others. ap-
peared in our columns before the Abnedo
Statesman was born. t.. E1tors own overss ht
therefore, was the causC Of his error.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

z = A CmcInnat paper nomnaes Nj Van Blu
zen IS President and Mr. fancy as Vice Picsi-
NJ. |, Editor mus hav) Nc s,oa,ch OF an os-
tcIch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-29

- Mr. McDuhic, in consequence of continued
i'll health has resls ned his seal 10 Congress. The
| election of his successor will take pace in Octo-
b6r
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Sept %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28
SO -w4w"
RkIME Kah.

FHNHIS distinguished Race horse and Stallion will
dence in King William county, Yirginia at the moders,s
price OF Twenty five Dollars which may be discharged
at any time before the first Of July (when the Season
pires 10y the payment OF Twenty Dollars Fifteen Dollars
the leap, 10 be paid when the service is rendered. and
Thirty five Dollars To insure the be with foa with
fiiy Cents to The Groom in every case parting with tho
mare viii forfeit the insurance.
Good lots, well enclosed will be furnished gratis; and
mares required fed with grain at rs per day
Every possible will he taken prevent accidents
and escapes but no responsibility for either.
frmero is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands high, FIVE
years old next spring. with great muscular power and
inferior to 10 horse in form and action.
Perte, mances.-Prmeo at Broad Rock in ApriI
1882 Chen not three years old by month against
wi"treos Tobacconis', Mr.. Johnsons Herr Cline and
MIR. Bots Gohanna, out OF PhIis In this race he was
second nie first heat aud drawn in the seconds but tho
next day. he at Fairfield, against the same horse To.
bacconist by Gohsnns, MIR. Bots CHI by Gofsnns Mr.
Longs b. c. by Sir Arcby, Mr. Watkins d. e. bv Conten
iioD, and dsfdnced all except obacconist--whom he
beat with ease He again. in the fall Of 1892 at New
Market, against Col Johnsons favoric colt Herr Cline
by Archy, Black Hawk by Hotspur, Sir Erin by Ar.
cIy, Sir alter by Monsieur Tonson, and Damon bv
Gohanua; he the first heat with great ease although
he was against the railing, shortly alter starting and
sustained Injury in the ANGLE, which compee me TO
itbdraw him from the Tut-he lost the sc coDd heat bv
lew yards Tor tie third he started thus disabled and
distaneed (hnder pulp the three last named cos-sDd
had he been pressed could have placed the conte ndpg
horse Behind the distance ssnd:So IL will be seen thai
he has beaten the choice OF the get Of Arcby, GosnDs
Monsieur TonsoD, Contention and Hotspur, and thereby
proved himself 10 he horse Of both speed and bottom
Pedgree.-Primero was got By Masons Rather, his
dam by Sir Peter, great dam by Bedford, & &. dam by
i.'mphgher, g. z. g: dam by Cade, g. &. e. e. dam by
Psp'e o., & Dam wa; owned by Mr. Robert
Cade was out OF BraxoDs Kitty Fisher and by Old Part.
ner IL will be perceived, that PriDero has as much of
the racing blood 10 him. any horse Of his age State
aud, have doubt but that his grand dam was ons
among the best four nile nags that this coun
try. SO that IL will be seen, both from his family and
pefoF~"nces a, that early that he deserves rank
iIrst Vs'e as Stallion and Race Hose
ISJ-W3wI
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DEATHS

very enry morning tho i,h ip.,
tor FOIL oy yesrs( the Rev IN tho
ns,snd ~ lI VA, bred 10 public Academy Of tina,
% Inv sea,e pant Of his passed sssJsousiy
h oes pn. Of useful classical Learning, in addition
"s s,, nsn un'ie. OF n ch'i.iian Pastor.
;m,. nSh an dies. hs example ought he held for the
may eno 70 the s.pp'ne'. Of his especially
indeed learn the nnd ,sn, i... ;.sa ,o
seoe yaii.ies nooesoe, du ioso and fidelity to
business. frugal and covs'ous yet no, lavish
hoptabe alike to a ask OF him lie knew Of
his door, But ia. substance all tho .son. n,
taught was perfect through @ with
what fell To his share e; he complained nor
mn@ured rened To thankful thankful for
Soa @ 30 a 1 ss oS.o" ~"o s Si Ss al
at last should DO abundant that no who followed the
h,rrne.. that pas. nom this aee,ns things
] psns w,hoa, ssh that he should depart in thus
~ ,% me- happy they who 1.-Two IN the fear OF God"
whether hos vanished in iis's early morn,
~ t ~ o.. age d"ps ike u ear Of corn,
Died Of ~. Ie.idcnce the 9Th OF january Thomas NJ
acvd to h Country he the bc., yeats ls in nor
with tho Of years. 1885, during which Tim.
nc dehareed the respective duties Of member OF
the of the Convention which formed CSos,,u
ZION OF Vgnia end the important session OF the Legislature
found 10 the OF his which
oed during a. OF tho ag,a,ed imos mutations OF parties
ms history that he never si election and rarely had
QUE s".s contested Col Buy a politician, was over found
Died. st hi. residence ames Rr,i in county OF Charlie.
his ago. iea,iox devoted chdren
large circle and ends howaI their
MI H. arc Of nature well calculated excite the sympathy Of
.S OF Ut Locus, Fam hi. Residences in the
OF Essex on the morning OF Sunday the Goth 0i Capt
better world io Kind neighbour ndugent
He has Ieh wife, To whom be iondly devoted.
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January %.

|HNdE Subscribers having purchased the right to
N CoopeTs Patent Horse Power, (called the tumbling
shait IN the counties OF Caroline, King William, Ham
over. New Kent, Charles City, Henrico, Chesterfield,
PowhaaD and Goochand offer to furnish the in
those counties with Threshing Machines and the Horse
Power, being the simplest used. They can afford
10 furnish Two Horse Machines Tor the low price of 100
dollars which they will warrant 10 get out from rs 100
busheI, oil wheat per day.-We deem ediess 10 saw
much III recommendation of the Machne but will refer
lhose who ieel interested, the indv named
below, who bave all used the Machine, will testify TO
is m.rits-Persons living in the counties of Caroline
king william, Hanover and New Kent, will be furnished
by John Haw near Hanover Town and those living In
the counties OF Charles City, Henco CHESTERFIELD Pow
haan and Goochand, by JOS Hooper, the head of the
Mechancksville Turnpike, in Hanover
JOHN HAW,
JOS HOOPER.
Dr. H. Curtis, Mr.. Hector Davis, Col. Edwin Shelton,
and Mr.. w. H. g. Lumpkin, OF Hanover; Mr.. William
Tyler, OF Charles City.
Jan. %. S3-wAu.
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a AW NOriCE-HueH A. GARLAsD aud ARMS.
- TEAD BuRwELL, Jr. have united IN the practice
OF Law; and pledge themselves to pay digent attention
TO all business entrusted TO their handsTher Office is in
Boydon, Mecklenburg County, where or the other
OF them may always be found
December 90tb, 1888. 7o-new
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COyfifyvfftaTrD

COMMUNICATIVE.
At meeting Of the Officers Of the 9Th. together with
some Of the Officers OF tire Tooth Regiment, I4ih Brigade
held in Tsppatannock, Monday the Goth January 1884,
Lieutenant Colonel John RI Micou OF the 9Th Regiment
called TO the Chair, aud Captain Erasmus r. Mon.
tague OF the l09I Regiment was appointed Secretary:
On motion OF Captain Chauncey T.. GriswoId, II was
unanimously ResoiUed That this meeting, firmly impress.
ed with the conviction, that Colonel Joseph r. Tompkns
stands unsurpassed IL eqosed, by any officer 10 this Bri-
gade, in military kill and entertaining high OF his
WORTH as gentleman and officer, 10 respectfully pre-
sent TO The Virgins Legislature his claims the Office Of
Brigader General Of the 18th Brigade, recently vacated
by The death OF Gen. John r. Ilungerford.
ResOUed, That this meeting respectfully urge upon the
Legislature, the necessity Of revi.ing the Militia System
OF Virgna, and would suggest the propriety Of either
adopting the bill reported by the Military Committee s
the last session, OF providing by law for the holding Of
sConvention, consisting OF officer from each Regiment
TO be assembled in the City Of Richmond or stsome other
designated place, whose duty shall be revise the Mi
a Laws now existing, and report bill TO the Legisla
ture al its next session.
Resolved That these resolutions be forwarded 10 the
delegates OF Essex and Middesex and the Senators Of
the two districts OF which those counties are component
pArts. with request that they will use their best exer.
tons TO promote tie objects OF me same
ResolUed, That copy OF these be orvs
ed 10 the Editors Of the Richmond papers, with request
to publish them in their respective journals.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN n. MICOU, Chairman
r. Il. MoNrAeUE, Secretary
a me e'i making further appropriation Of eigb,y.si
he II
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MARRIAGES.

arc~d ~ Cbarlotss County Va
ny the Rev Andrew Hat Doctor William
Couo,y Va Miss Jane W eldest daughter Of Col Clsmeot
Darlington, OF Charlotte County, Va
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MATTERS AND THINGS IN GENERAL IN RIcH
MoND-Great efforts are making Ia Richmond n-
nueDce the honest yeomanry Of the country, upon the
Bank question. NO goes to Richmond from the
country, without being taken by the and before IL is
let go, lie is told Of all the supposed evils that will and
have upon the country by the rejection Of the u.
). Bank The merchants in Richmond have been praying
for time pasl, that the crops Of wheat ready
in, saying they would Tx the price al so per
busbe aud thereby bring the people the country their
senses. The argument Is this: That the people love
their money better than their liberty; aud that have
convincing argument TO use 10 swim them 10 the
Bank" Yet we will touch their purses, AID have no
doubt but they will sell their "birtbrigit Tor little sill
yer" In the Legislature, there IS mighty struggling
The Nulifers are working the wire iD most mastery
mannerThe front aud foremost Of their rank, calls Null
cson "peuy idcion and said IN the House lew days
ago, that IL should I've noticed. Strange indeed thst
doctrine which has shaken the country TO its very
centre Z" petty iAclop, which should not be noc ed
Take care! it would be well to fear the Greeks though
they 4" 10 W bearing gifts" We know the people
wello believe that they wall be by such argument
this. II they sustain The Bank at present. fn time TO
come, they will use the same argument What srgUmeDl
Why that how we have the money, will give IL to you
not ds you obey orr commando Culpepey Gazette.
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THE GOOD CAUSE

We congratulate the friends OF Internal Inprov ut
on the spirited act OF the House OF Delegates Saturday
last They passed by majority Of so votes, bill cont
hutng hall million 10 the James ,yha I
ProvemeDt We erventIy uus that this great aud essen.
ii enterprise will yet succeed IL Is Of the great
sheet anchors OF the prosperity OF Virginia.
Extract OF letter on Csteli COUNTY, gentleman in
this Cry, dated l7h inst.nt:
We have just been visited with excessive rain;
the waters unusually high. Understand the upper I'd
brtgt has given way, and no hng but sudden change
OF The weather, which commenced freezing has saved
us from deluge-ss there is great quantity in
the mountains"
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Al meeting held in Dumfres, 2O,b January, 1884
whereof Richard p. Scott, Esq. appointed Chairman
and James A. Colquhoun, Secretary
The object Of the meeting being select candidate 10
represent the county Of Prince William in the he ~ Legis
ls,ure. twas resolved unanimously, that John w vii.
aps Esq be nominated for that purpose 1t was further
resolved, that these proceedings be published the Alex
andra Gazette aud Richmond ENQUIRER.
RICHARD p. SCOTT, Chairman
A. CoLouHour SerretoyU.
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FOR TUE ENQUTREH

~, =, 80, FOR TUE Enquirer
National Republican or Of Null6ef! Tie Deposites
are TO he restored aud Necessary consequence the
Bank to be recharered his will complete the union of
the purse and the sword, Of which 50 much has been dly
said, sud then we will have strong aud splendid Co
vernn'ent Let Mr. Bdde and the President pull in the
traces, and the old Republican Party State Rights
and Constitutions will all be dragged them TO grace
their Triumph.
confess wa' much surprised At the Revolutions of
the Richmond Meeting considering the reputation of the
gentleman who offered them. They affirm HAT the Bank
paid consideration for The Depoes in the bonus given
for iis charters 10 which apprehend the writer was mis-.
tsken, as Mr.. Dsllass letter in part shews They affirm
bst no misconduct has been proved against tie Bank
put tht the allegations Of misconduct have been Improved
Have the allie Of the Government Ditecor been
dsproued7 Or Is no misconduct alleged IN that docu.
mep' They affirm, that " no misconduct committed
by the Bank could furnish for an act of IN
justice committed by the Government towards H. fspe.
etoty, such act Of injustice involve breach Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

N ANCERY-VIRGINIA.-Atr rules holden in
IL tile Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery, tor the county OF Matthews, on Mon
day the 9Th day oil January, 1884:
Alfred Billups, aud Joce his wife, Plaintiffs.
against
William Cienden, and Lueretia his wife, and Bena-
| min Bramhall. r., Defendants
The defendant Benjamin Bramhal. jr., having en-
tered ms appearance, and given security according the
acts Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and sp-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that he nhabi-
tant oi this county, is ordered that the said defendant
DO appear here the first day Of June
s"er the bill OF the psn,i; aud that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted wspaper published In tho
City OF Richond for months posted
al the front door OF the Court House Of tbs county
Copy TesIe.
SHEPARD G. MILLER, Clerk.
January IS s2-wau
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in SENATE-Yeserddy the Bank Re- uion, were
considered in Committee OF the Whole Several amend
ments were made, aud The 9th Resolution, moved by Mr.
Marshall in the House OF Delegates, stricken on
The Committee reported progress and asked leave TO 81,
again.-We hope 10 give the proee edings in our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-01-28

<ARD.-E BAKER, Dentist, respectfully informs his
~ friends that he is once in Richmond, his OBJ.
ject partly professional.
uJ MIR. b. is at Powhatan house, where he will stay
U'ee OF 'our weeks. le3-hl January %.
THVHE President and Directors OF the Tuckahoe Canal
IL Company, have declared dividend OF ten per cent.
each share for the three months Terminating Dec 3ls
1888, which will be paid TO the Stockholders appca-
ton to JOHN SNEAD, Treasurer
Iuckah0e Canal COMPANY.
HENRIco, Jan. 90, 1884. S3-2t
VNNAKE NOTICE. do hereby forewarn all persons
III from purchasing my bond, executed TO Unity s.
Harris, Execux Of Thomas Harris deceased, for the
sum oil sixty dollars and fifty cents, fraud has been
practised upon me- and consequently do int nd
pay one cent OF the money II is useless be more sx-
picit, as this is the only bond gave 10 Mrs Unity
b Harris, and the only transaction had with her
RICHARD +. DARRACOTT.
jan zS SIT
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L,,,, FOR THE ENQUIRER.
thousand dollars Tor the construction Of the North West
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public faith." &c. True; but joes The writer intend
70 psiter with us n double sense Iioes be mean
70 say, that no misconduct committed by the Bank would
Justly the Secretary 80 removtng the Deposifes? Or
at would be an act OF Injustice the part OF The
government and breach of the public faith 10 remove
them' Tor any misconduct the part Of the Bank. He
means his or bis sentence is fruis If he means
fore Mr. Clays jury when he prosecu,.s the Treasur
Do"u. Almost all the statements Of the Richmond
meeting have been in effect met aud reG,ied by Ia.
speakers IN Congress- who have referred 10 the settled
principles and practice OF our Government MIR. fancy
di really no mere than Mr. Crawford had done before
with the Implied sanction 81 Congress.
ANOTHER COUNTRY DEMOCRAT