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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03
TO THE
rEADIES 8!

WHITE and Sound Teeth arc both IN ornament
w and blessing. The best security for their ad =
yantapc is to be found in the use of the
BRITISH 4N7YSPEP7TC DENTRIFTCE.
This elegant Tooth Powder, with avery little uses
,radicates the Scurvy in the gums and prevents the
accumulation of Tartar, which not only blackens, but
looscns the teeth, and acceerates their decay. The
Dentri6ce thus removes the prevailing causes of Of
fensiye BREATH preserves the healthincss and flord
ness of the gums, and renders the teeth beautifully
white. Price 80 cents.
~ None are genuine unless signed on the outside
,,ni.d wrapper. by the Sole Proprietor, Il. KID
nER ;mmed;,,e suc essor to the late DIR. w. r. Con
vav. For sale at his counting room, over No. 80,
Cour, street. near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by
his special appointment, by
HOW'LL DAVIES, and
1T s. J. E. ROYAL, lSnchburg.
MAY
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Noycmb,, S,h. 1895. {

NONtnilhf OH, IS'po.
Mr~,S Charles & PASCAL II have taken up
my pen 10 riye YOU "A brl'N history of one OF the
most daring attempts to commi, murder that has
ever come under my notice. On the 5'h inst. wl'st
Capt. Charles =. Nav, of this county, Adn,n,s-
,raro, of,lc Rev. Joseph S. Allen, engaged in
settling the personal property OF said deceased,
Smith w. Allen, one ot the sons Of said deceased,
and son in law of said MaN took up'a musket char
ccd with Twenty-Five buck shot, and deliberately
fired it AT said May (in presence Of perhaps ons
hundred mcn) NJ the distance ol thirty or forty
wards Said May instantly fell. On cAan'inn'i
il found, that one shot pas.c through his left
leg, two thru his right, and olccd in his lief, sida
about the top Of his Wristbands on. in hi.l,ft shout
der, and two in his rjght arm near the elbow,
AMI one through the top of his hat just above his
heat
l. is hor'l that hc viii recover. Aln was ia
ken and ordered 10 ia, ~ eseaned from the off.
cor, aud has not Eecn rrtakcn. We Is about twcn-
,y-fvc years ofao", veins from 100 tn POO lbs.
five feet 10 or II inctcS high, fair skin. dark brown
81 " hair, LARGE blu" ewes. coint,'nancr bold and
dirinr, scar on the left side of his forehead at
the edge "f his hair had on huc mi xcd Jeans frock
coat. with black velvet collar, brown leans pam
ialonns and light colorrd seal skin cap. Bv Civ
inc the above place in vonr useful paper, with
II request 10 other editors 10 do likewise, Won will
obee a.>ul scfber and probably Lead to the detec.
ftion Of the villain
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FALL GOODS.

rU'HE subscribers opening the most extensive
L assortment of FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the aides will find some bca, ii
full Calcoes. twed rich figure Just from London
and Paris, with "A great variety OF useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS tie best bin. SILKS, &c.
we have ever had; aud We are determined to offer
them at very reduced prices.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
II = Country Merchants and IIousckccpers are
particularly requested to call aud examine our assor-
ment. X l..
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LETTER FROM GEN. NALAXh.
PROM TIE NEW ORLEANS nEr or NOV. o.

FROM TIE NLw ORLEANS BEE or NOV. ..
The French question of decentralization is o
such moment and interest at tlic present time I"
the two nations, that letters of various ion" have
pa ssed between France and the United States,
since the passage of the law in the French Cham
hrrS on the suhirc with the amendment proposed
by General NN,zE. We shall add another To
the number of letters, in one from Gen. NALAzE
hinselfto BERNARD MARIcNy, ESP, of this city.
PARIS, September Isl, 1888.
SIN: | have been greatly Cratlfcd in finding
that You had mentioned my name III ronr patriot
ic and eloquent speech on the 4h Of July. My
name is not wholly unknown in the United States !;
for my respected father when member of the Ma
tional Convention WAS an intimate friend of your
immortal FRANKtiN.
Yon have properly appreciated the feelings a
the French and Americans, two nations thai
should cherish u iraiemal love toward, each other
and whose unSucd swords lave been drawn tn.
gctinr IN the field Of battle for the sacred OF
liberty.
have very Little doubt that your noble aud e.
oquent speech will greatly contribute to obviatc
those trnng difficulties, which very natural
susceptibility originated, but which reason and
friendship must soon remove. Yes, Sir, the French
and Americans should and must be forever united
for their hearts have always been and still are nni-
ted in the same sarrcd canse Of liberty and n1tion-
al independence.
Accept, Sir, the assurance Of my very dislin-
guslcd consideration and sincere friendship
Your very humble and devoted servant,
VALAZE,
Lieut.. General and General of For,iiica,ons
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tn

"A The tenor fthe 9TH paragraph in the
49, above Notice, having, in some instances.
been misapprehcndcd, the following *
added, as conveying more fully and correctly the.
meaning of the President and Directors:
1t expected that the proposals of persons wish
ing to contract. who, from their distant residences,
or from other cause, NAV not be already sufficient
" known To the Board of Directors as fit aud re-
spoIsibe Contractors, will be accompanied bN
proper recommendations and in the case of per
sons who may have heretofore acted as Contrac-
tors on other lines, and may not be known to the
Board or either OF III" principal Assistant Engi-
nccrs it is to be expected that the proposals viii
be supported by proper testimonials of character
and experience from the Engineers Of the Work :
upon Which they have peen engaged.
WIN. B. CIiTTENDEN.
Noy 1G
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JUis7irtion.-A lamrniahc case Of legal made.
onacy to punish capital offence, is related in tho
Galena Gazette and Advertiser Of the oath ult.--
John 3. Smith AM William Smith. brothers, were
mt upon trial, before tho l.. s Circuit Court fur
Crawford and Iowa counties, Illinois. for the mnr-
dor of Woodbury. Massey. Esq merchant Of Du-
tuqic. There ahuudant proofcn the srof, of
persons who both the prisoners aim t''cir runs
at The deceased and saw him fall at the discharge
of one ofthem. But the Question of in, isdiction
arising. it was found that the deed was done wrsf
otthc Mississippi, and beyond tie Jurisdiction Of
the Court. Consequently, the prisoners were dis
charged withou, doubt of their guilt and worse
an all there is court 10 take cognizance Of tho
offence. TIE correspondent ofthc Calena paper.
complains bitterly and Justly, TIE negligence of
government, in thus leaving tie lives and property
OF the citizens of Dubuque and nesmoines corn-
ties IL, the mercy of outlaws and murderers
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FAMILY CARRrAGE,

oEGG Just received, Il very superior New
SsY4s-ktiS. ark CARRIAGE, of the newest pat
~ tern, with White Mounting and likely
10 please IN price and appearance. The maker wish
ing to Introduce his work IN tins part OF the State,
mas taken uncommon pans III putting the work 10 T..
gether Persons wishing to buy, will cal on Mr..
lint, at the Carriage shop OF Mr. Samuel A,rcs, on
Main-st street, he former stand OF II. Beach < Co.
HENRY BROWN, Jp
Oct. % ~
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.vOW.LLV r. HER.V'DO.V'
DINxLE e. RUMB0UGII.

4 RE now opening Large and Splendid Assert
N ment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths Casinetts Linseys, Circassians, Prints,
Blankets. Flannels Ladies' { ,tton and Worsted
Hose, Gloves, Silks, Ribbons and Fur Capes, Hats
Caps, Shoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery Can
dies by wholesale and retail, &c. &c
ALSO.
Aheavy stock Of GROCERIES, all OF which they
will sell low for cash, to punctual customers
Our Hat Factory is now in complete operation ana
we are determined to sell to Country Merchants, and
all Wholesale dealers. at the New York prices.
We particularly solicit our friends and the public
10 give call
Oct % D"
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!, American Eclipse

To wins Frankijn anil Patty his wjfe, Coarfr-
nan Torjy, wiiom ofJohn Tdriy, dec'd, Joh"
Mass. 1ndersyn Moss, william II. Moss, Ro-
bert &. Hoss and ChorioHe MISS, -
Yoang and Charty H. Young his wJe, late
Chnfiy H. Moss -
HAKE NOTICE, that, on the 1874 and l9lh
of December, SHALL at the tavern-house
of Jonathan A. Stout, in the county of Amherst,
proceed between the rising and setting ol The sun,
to take the dispositions Of Henry Franklin and 9TH
ers to be read as evidence in a suit now depending
on the Chanccrv side of the county court OF AM
hcrst, in which | am plaintiff, and YOU, WI, 9th
ers. are defendants. HENRY }. X )St.
Nov. l6 I'm
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Nov. l6
NOTICE..

10y virtue of a deed of trust, executed by James
- Rose the subscriber. for certain purposes
therein specified dated 2lst March, 1885, and record
ed in the Clerks Office of the County Court of Am
herst. shall, Saturday, the l9th Of December
next. exposr sale, by wa, OF public auction. on the.
premises. House and Lot, in the town OF New Glas
cow al present occupied by Mr.. David McAlcNan-
der, as a store and dwelling house.
Terms of saIe-one third in hand, and the residue
of the purchase money payable in and two years,
IN equal nstaments, the purchaser securing the de
erred instruments By lien on the property.
l.. p. THOMPSON, Trustee.
NOV. . tlJl)
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a Teacher Wanted.

HNE who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as to character and qualifications to teach the
Latin and Greek. Reading, Writing, Gcograpl,
Elements of History, English Grammar, Exercises
in Composition aud Arithmetic, may obtain good
and profitable School by early application to the sub
scrlbcr, near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTlJOIlN.
Sep 2S
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ny FLETCHER f. TOLER.
TERMS.
The LvsschLMrg Virgisi0n''

u;n,,d t,riee meek at 81 per dnnunl, payable in
P'..'' No papsr ,ciH be discontnued fbuf at the
G @'Eeon ofts Edtors) until all or'earages are paid
EMBELLISHMENTS ,ciH be inserted at
IN ,a,, ey square (or less the first time, and 374
~ ~. -, ,och continuance. Those from distance
es"sS uad for previously to their Insertion untess the
.'''n,uf be assumed by some responsible person in
Lynehburg. ,.,...,.,,s, l.. nos, 49,,
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GIRLS WANTED.

INTENDING 10 commence Weaving very soon,
i the l.ynchburg Manufacturing Company wish 10
employ - to II girls from II 10 is years of age.
To such wish from the country, board vii
be furnished, near the Factory, In respectable ia
mly. All applicants must furnish satisfactory estl-
nonials of good character, &c.
10. NORNELL, AZ ut.
Nov. o
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WAS COMMITTED.

Two the Corporation Jail of l.ynchburg on the
l. 18th day of Sept, 1875, black man. a fn'i"
way slave, who calls himself SAM, who says ,, ne
belongs to gentleman by the name OF Samuel hui
ford of Chesterfield county, and hired the present
year to Mr. Henry Proguc of Richmond - ,ad on
when committed. casinetl coat, dark grey nome
spun vest, white homespun pantaloons shoes, and
black hat-The said slave is five feet ten inches high
mas no scars, but his legs broken out very much'
he said slave having been advertised, according TO
raw one month at the door Of the courthouse IN
iLynchburg, and the thereof not yet claiming
ln' notice is hereby given, that unless the owner DO
so'he forward and claim the said slave within tour
n,ph'ns after this advertisement shall cease, when
WI De SIX weeks from this day (4th November 1881
'"eh the said slave will be sold according to law.
HENRY HUNTINGTON, Sergeant,
ofthe Corporation Of Lynchburg'
" The Richmond Wing ,ciH insert the above
Zee. HID.
Noy.5 6u
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AZ the Beats Bedfsn.-A winter crook neck
ed Squash was exhibited Al, the Horticultural
rooms on Saturday by Mr.. John kelso, Of Baiti-
more County. which weighed ity-siS pounds, and
measured from tie stem to the flower, threc feet
nine inches, circumference of the large end three
tnet three inches. and circumf renee Of the small.
lest part Of the neck twenty-one inches
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.y'EGRO CLOTEsEVG.

DLANTEKS and House Keepers, DESTROYS Of
Il obtaining great bargains IN Blankets Cassnetts,
Pulled Clothes and other Goods suitable for House
or Field bands, would do we'll To call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
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ADYERTISEMENT.


,u,uE most prevalent and fatal of all the disc asses
incident to civilized socety-the Consumption,
nay generally be Traced to the least alarming OF dis
nrders. Sill ht but neglected cold BY estimation,
!, annears that one hundred and fifty thousand per
.ons die annually of the Consumption Most OF
these dreadful results may be attributed to common
colds, and negligent reaimen' OF the harassing
.onsh thai generally ensues, which is usually follow
cd nv difficult breathing, pain in the side and at last
liberated Lungs Violent and repeated Aslhmatic
attacks also bring on consnmptivc symptoms. One
ar tvo dollars expended in the purchase of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-12-03

and little attention their timely administration,
will usually ensure a mitigation OF these disorders
and generally effect a cure The Pills are also an
easy and eflecual remedy for the symptoms proceed
inc and accompanying the Asthma and Consumption
For colds coughs, difficulty OF breathing, tightnesS
and structures across the chest wheeling. pain in
the side, splitting of blood &c. Few cases can oc-
cur of any OF this class of disorders, in which the
nn,cbasers OF Or Relies Pills will not find rch
fstnrn for their trning expenditure. Prcc-whole
boxes 10 Pills, 81: half do IL Pills. 80 cents.
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Gunpowdcr and Black Tea.

w T. have on hand a chest of Guupowdcr aud
w Blac, Tea OF very superior quality, or sale
low. J. Il. J. T.. ROY ALI.
Oct. 2 Is
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FOR SALE.
WILLIAM r. KRAUTH,
w ATlH-MAKER, JEW ELER AND Sill
VER>MITH,


Three doors belor the Market House, and nearly o-
posite the Banks.
vI,AKES this opportunity OF informing ms Gus,
L toners and the public that he has Jnst returned
from, tho Northern Cities and is now opening
snlendid assortment Of Patches, Jelrefy Pfnted ana
Briftoni1 Uan, and great many other afuc'es
which are too numerous to menon-but ne "oui"
merel, observe TO those who are wanting 10 eau on
him before they purchase else where as he Is oe'ei
mined 10 sell low for cash. &C.,
\ R-CI,cks. Watches, Jewelry and S'lvef
=" ''t' n,'' ,; W. 4. *.
October -
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NPxEI1oW BRANCH 81
TAVERN FOR SALE.

4 NY person wishing to purchase the most delight
IA full situation and best public stand IN ms sec
ton of country. can do so, by attending the sale al
Thomas J. Moorman's on Saturday, December 9TH,
at which time and place, the above property Will be
sold at Public auction. ~
THOMAS J. MOORMAN.
Nov 70 u
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold, on the :22d day OF december,
w 1885, at my residence, in Bedford sunfy two
miles west OF Leessile SIX or eight llkel Negroes.
MOSES RNOLD.
Nov, 80 IDS
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II YPNCHPr Wanted.

A MAN from 35 to 40 years OF age, Of good mora
"A character and who is we'll qualified to teach thel
branches usually taught in this country, may hear of
a situation, application TO Mr.. John Carey Of
Lynchburg. Letters must be post paid
AUGUST 81. Is
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BON DIS.

4 LII persons are cautioned from trading for my
N two bonds to jeremiah Turpn, OF Amherst
county, of 500 each, due on 18th of December and
the LIST of June next. The bonds were given tor
the purchase of Slave, who proved to be worthless
and will not pay the bonds unless compelled by
law. THO. COLEMAN, SR.
Amherst Co. Nov. % 1T
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'HGlslAeeD NEAE.

II THIS celebrated Race Horse, will
T ~ Il. make his Grst season in Lynchbnrg,
s}E~f TX commencing on LIST March next.
sSMk.Au-. His performances ON the Turf Ped
kree. description, Terms, &c. &c. viii be made
.nown in due time, in newspapers and handblls.
Nov. Is
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JAMES RIVER A>DkANAyyuA CANA:
VIRGINIA.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
VIE Board of Directors of the James

! VIE Board of Directors of the James River
ana hanawha Company, having resolved to
p'"ee uhd'f contract seventy-th miles of the
me oil their Improvement, VIZ: All that part .N.
'ehaig from the waior-workS dam at Lynchburp,
TO the end OF section No. lis, in the village, al
seots'lle, and the thirteen miles between the
seven island Falls, aud the village of Columbia
sealed proposals will be received bv the Score
ary OF the Company, at their office in the city of
hltilmond, from November 18th, to December 9TH,
inclusive, for all the excavations, embankment and
wifng in that distance.
The portion OF the line which il is intended TO
let, comprises many difficult points, and a consid
erable amount OF river walIing and hla ting.
he line VIII be prepared for examination by
the 18th OF November after which date, up TO
the time OF letting, all ncedul information will be
gwen, and the maps and protcs exhibited to con-
tractors, on application being made 10 either of the
Principal Assistant Engineers, Simon ". Wright
IN the village of Gainesville, Daniel Livcrmore al
Scottsvlll,, and Charles Ellct, r., in the town al
Lynchbure.
1t IS expected that the proposals of contractors
who are not personally known to either of the
principal assistant Engineers will be accompanied
by proper testimonials of character and experiences.
rom the Engineers of other works ON which rh..>
have been engaged
The seals of the proposals will be broken on the
ION oi December, aud the acceptance of the pro-
no>ionS by the Boar, made known as soon after
Is will be practicable. By order fths President
md Directors,
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Nov. 70
Feathers. pecswax and Wool.

'TVHE highest price will be given for quantity OF
IL Feathers Beeswax and Wool,by the subscriber,
in Cashor Goods HENRY BROWN, JR
Oct % is
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a Teacher Wanted.

nNE qualified to teach the Languages, and all
" the branches of an English education. Ad
dress John L. Fitzpatrick Mount Airy, fttsylvanIa
county, Va.
Nov 30 Al
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". b. CUITTENDEN Seer,

Note-lhS advertisement Is not intended to
embrace the Locks, Dams, Culvcrts or any other
of the works of art-Pror TO the letting of whic L.
as well as the residue of the excavation and en-
bankment between Scott>ville aud Maidcns' Adj
venture, due notice will be given.
Nov : I'D
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MONEY FOUND.

A SUM OF MONEY found, whicht the owner ca
N get. by applying to the subscriber, and pawn
for this advertisement.
RICHARD THURMAN.
Nov 30 Is
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Oct. %,
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RHODE ISLAND

The Wings of this State, assembled in Cum.
tion' at Newport, on the 9th ult. nominated r.
tram Burges, Of Providence, and Henry r..
ston, of Newport, as candidates for the ney, =
gross. The following resolutions Of were H..
icred by Joseph L. riilinehast, Esq. and m
mousiy adopted:
" Resotred, That il is now eNpcdicnt r.
nate and recommend to the trccmcn oftbi. = o1.,
torthcrs upPorl asa candidate orthe office ofp ai.
dent of the United States, man who Nor IT.
enjoys the unqualified conidcnc, of the iraal AMI
the Constitution, of the Union, and of the .@5 Il
safety, and welfare ofthc Republic, lronal'..ai
common country. oat
Rcsoirea, That in the opinion of tbi, r
vcntion, DANIEL WEBSTER is cmpllaticalI, ooa'
a man, and we do therefore nominate and - 0el
mend d to the good People of the State DANIrI1
WEBSTER as candidate for the Prcs;da.'lL
the next ensuing election ofP resident Of tho - III
States. "''ti
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MIR. LIVINGSTON

This gentleman's arrival in WasLingto,
nounced, and we may therefore look for , ....1
annnnciation, in some shape or other -
views OF The EAecniyerelat TO our rcIatioo..
France. WIN
MI Livingston was invited to public ,G,,o.
New York AMI Philadelphia, both of which Lo1 III
accepted. In reply 10 the New York iny,a,;
Mr. l.. say:
My fellow citizens must have seen IN
""c' an earnest desire to preserve peace and -,
mote amicable relations with the corn,r, ,.', pro,
was sent pt' al The same time, trust a paramo,,
determination to preserve the dignity Of ''o'i
and to assert the private rights which were io o1o
fled with it. "iehl,
" Very fe" acting the under instructions IL.
received would have done otherwise yn,,. "licn
would have been found to exert talents be,,aa
ted Tor the the task. In expressing a dcc;da1 u"
probation OF this conduct, you must have had
peat the higher motive of cvincing, tlat in :,
present posture Of our affairs all minor co,.5 y"
ra''ou5 OF Interest are lost sight ofby hopoma11
men IN the sense OF the patriotic duty of sunna'
ing me Government OF your country in any n,,.
sure that ii may deem necessary to pursue i, ro1
ton to its foreign concerns ''"
To the Philadelphia committee. Mr. I.;ys,u...
says: '''04
" hat ny political conduct has been ,nct No..
deserve yoar appreciation, gives it value qIi.'
added to conscious rectitudo, might at an ,,ri.5
period OF my life, lave created arcprchcnsile,a.
"y. Al my advanced age, may, without tina, W
preach, indulge the honest pride it is calcnatol =,
produce. 1 hat this appreciation extend, ia H.
course have pursued during mission in vino,
not oa'3 to the interests Of my fellow c;filaa,
but tHa dignity and honor ofny country were In
asserted Is most particularly gratifying to mr.
My enlcaYors have been sincerely and unrem..
timely eNcrted in attempts to promote ,bo.o -
lects' although they widely differ in mportan,a.
for have considered pecuniary interest scconJ,.
ry to the Great duty Of preserving untarnisbcJ ,I
hgh character Of the nation had the hanni,a
and responsibility to represent. Your scpineo,
on tins subject could not differ from mine. for tl
are inspired by the patriotic feelings of frceme
and they mtst convince the world that the ,o,e,
ment OF onr country will be supported in am
measure II may deem proper to pursue. in order +.
secure all the great ends which was instructed f..
prtmofp' y = ="