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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
February 81, 1885.

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.:
at rules holden in the Clerks Office
Of the Circuit. Superior Court of
Lao and Chancery, for the Coum.
ty Of Hampshire, on the first Mon-
day in february, 1885.
William Largenl, plaintiff, against
James Slane administrator with the
will annexed Of John Largent decd,
John w. Largent, James Largent,
William Johnson and Peggy his Wits,
John Boxwell and Amelia his wifr,
Edward Frazier and Bstsey his wife,
Joseph Largent aud Mary his wife,
Samuel Sargent and Sally Ann his
wife, (the said John W., James, Peg
gy, Amelia, Betsy, Mary, and Sally
Ann being children Of the said John
Largent Deed, and Sarah Largen,
widow of the said John Largen,
decd. and Samuel 8. Sargent, de-
Pendants.
in CHANCERY.
The defendants John Bowel and
Amelia his wife not having entered their
appearance and given security accord.
ing to the act OF A ssemDly and the rules
Of this court; and it appearing by sat-
isfactory evidence that they are not in
habitants Of this country, IL i, order
cd, That the said defendants do appear
here on the LIST day of the next court,
and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff ;
and that copy ofthis order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Romney, for two months sue
cessively, aud that another copy be
posted at the front door of the court
house Of the said county Of Hampshire.
A copy-Teste.
JOHN B. WHITE, C. He.
February, FL, 1888.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21

Of Boston. suggesting the prompt a.
doption of a provisional Non.inter-
course with France, to take effect when
the President shall be satisfied that the
Indemnity Treaty will not be fully ex.
scuted on the part of that Nation.
This measure seems to be proposed as
an alternative TO warlike measures, of
which, very lately, an apprehension
seems to have strangely gone abroad
from this city for the Memorialists
say, that they would depreca.e hostili.
ties as the greatest possible eol that
could afflict our country, and they
strongly recommend the measure they
propose, Gas certain to produce bet.
ter result, and in much shorter time,
than the most brilliant triumphs of the
most successful Mat. Int.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
Trust Sale.

b by virtue Of deed of trust exc
D cuted to me by James Campbell,
bearing date the 29th of August,
1929, and of record in the Clerks OF
fee of Pendleton County, to secure the
payment Of sum of money therein
mentioned, due to James Boggs, I will.
on Saturday the 2sth day Of Fe5rua-
~ ne1t, at the court house Of said
county, offer for sale, at Public Aue.
ton, for cash,
TWO TRACTS or LAND,
the one contaiaing
122 and the other IS ACRES.
This land lies on the mountain be-
tween mill creek and the branch, adj
joining lands belonging to Daniel II.
and Christopher Armsnsrout.-Such
title as is vested in me by the deed Of
trast, will be made 70 the purchaser.
q. DYER, Trustee.
Franklin, Feb. Z, 1SS5.-s,.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
Trust Sale.

EY virtue Of a deed OF trust ex.
ecuted to me by John T. Clark,
on the 10Th Of February, 1885,
and Of record in the clerks office of the
county court Of Hardy, l will proceed
to sell, on the Esd day Of March ne1t,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, in the town of Moorefield, OF the
house formerly occupied by Read e.
Go. and recently by John T. Clark as
a store house, all the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
Trustees Sale.


70 Y virtue Of deed of trust exc.
cuted TO the subscriber by Jacob
Probasco, bearing date the 18th
day of August, 1884, and duly record
ed in the county court OF Hampshire,
| shall, on Saturday the 28th day Of
March neat, proceed to sell, for ready
money, on the premises, all that land /,
containing
I4S ACRES,
more or less, on which the said Jacob
Probosco lately resided, adjoining the
lands of William Pool and others. Such
title as is vested in the subscriber will
be made to the purchaser. Sale will
take place about IL O'Clock noon.
JOHN KERN, Jr. Trustee.
Romnsy. Feb. 81, 1Ss5.-sds.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
STOCK OF GOODS,

recently belonging to J. T. Clark, and
conveyed to me by said J. It. Clark,
in the deed aforesaid, consisting Of "a
large stock Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21

Moorefeld, Feb. 81, 1s35.-tds.
o. N b. All persons indebted to
John T. Clark, late Read 81 Co. are
requested and expected to come for
ward without delay, and settle their
accounts and notes with the subscriber,
as they have been transferred to him.
+. Fl. KENNARD. Trustee.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
Cloths, Cassimeres.

Casslnets, Flanneis, French &
English Merinoes, Callicoes, Cling,
hams, Cambricks, Jaconst, plain & fl.
cured Swiss Muslins, Gros de Nap, Do
nestle Muslins, plaid Domestic, Checks,
black Italian Lustring, Ribbonds, Silk
& Cotton Hosiery, Hats, Caps, Boets
and Shoes, large and small Looking
Glasses, Hardware, Dye Stuf1s, Me-
dieines, Groceries, China Glass and
Queensware, Tinware, Stoneware,
WOODWARD, &c. &c., together with a
great variety Of other articles.
The terms Of sale will be Cash for
all sums Of Twenty Dollars and under
and above that sum, credit OF three
months will be given, provided the
purchaser gives bond With approved
security. Ths sale to be continued
from day to day, commencing at 3 o.
clock, until the whole stock is dispos.
ed Of.
IOuN III ENNApD
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.

A Memorial to Congress is on foot
in Salem, Massachusetts, and SINH
lar one is spoken offtom the Merchants
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21

T On the 10th inst. the Senate Q
Massachusetts,, again made choice on 1T
part of Mr.. ADAMS. as Senator. TIL
votes stood, for Mr.. Adams Is, Gov. Da
Wis II, William Baylies 8.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21

Or The Convention which assembled at
Winchester, on the 10th inst. we learn,
from the virginian, was well attended,
and the nomination fell upon Col. Ed
WARD Lucas, Jr. AS we have been re-
quested, we will give their proceedings a
place in our next number.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-02-21

O. The ship of War CORVETTE
CYANE, captured by the frigate Constitu
tion during the last war, filled and SUM
on the etn inst. while lying off the War
rem, at the Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-17
CONVENTIONS.

~.
DrAw TWO concsn.T'c circles 40 Inc area
me blD.e and Mn'en are regarded, oy the
7 mass q evangeucai caravans. A. rs. me great
nnu esse g e sru'ns pssaainS ~ Me auu sou
nness. ~ .ns 49, 49, ~ ~ ,Me alr 100
. .IssISs " AZ ~" ~. ILL., 81. 49, . 81
nas.u"s liz. ga ,..':.h la.. 90 ~ ..e
o"s.S y. " :, .hS p;hln :hnn~h ,h ~
s sao a" ~. 30 sss;. - s..;n..,. ~" IN. .y
ns a.s no ms J ~ - 10 - NJ,
-. .;..Is ,,scs s.sa,,la.;nas .asns -
aOst 49, 49, PaSS .p. IT,. n.' .sTpeS.s suo
49, "sn supass VS. Ioa NJ i nnu
wnlcn, e soS ss i,.a " .hen,; oSse9 -
from c'ersy 'u1n' a.a 49,: 49, ~
bney navs nu plUpsI V.a.un ~ aas es' ="
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-17
PREM tICE.IANA.

very n"e editor over the river promises ssto di-
rect this Wigs on their road perdilion. Lea him.
lie IS Just ~ tor a g"ide-post upon that road.
Two brothers Of the a.rme Of Pepper Irsln,en by
birth, we're hanged in North Carolina on the Is,
This 10 rather rough mode Of siringing peppers u.
we learn, that the contemplated meeting a; Har-
rodshnrgh in favor Of Texas has been given Up. IT.
+. Moore says, that % the Texans have GU, aid e.
nough Is he sure, that they doNi want little Moore
The Bostpn Gazette says, '' " ha, a pity. thai Mr.
Van Buren, is not a general" He IS General. He
commands an army Of 10000 Office holders whom he
can wheeI" all directions by motion ofhis finger.
The New-York Times, one or,he Van Buren, organs
IN New York boldly predicts tina, Pennsylvania will
vote IN 1856 as she did IN 1892, We have no doubt
~. She voted against Van Baren in 1882 and she
will do so as long as he is candidate. W
'"E ~ ,'fio5i FLoy ..---nag tGff 1sifa ~ y4a
Oliver Newbesry has take. the $l0O, OO0 loan pro
posed by the city Of Deino This gentleman, no is
npw one OF iae mest weahhy and en.erprising mer-
chants 81 the far West, went into Michigan with his
pack on his back aud his axe on his shoulder *f't
'H sN"t ueis' "F,i &c. "a ssiSFa-f2.s ltr
"A piece Of property in Buffalo which was
sold Just after the war for $40 worth Of can
dies to be paid within 70 months, has since
been sold for two millions Oftlollars. a@t 81
The number iof places On the Erie canal
where Intoxicating liquors are sold, IS one thou
sand tlUe hundred and thirty, averaging one in
rs rods! Look ut this. A drunker, once IN
76 rods, or isss than a quarter Of a mile through
TIE srhote length Of the Erie canal. What an
array Of means for the destruction of the TO-
600 boatmen on this canal What moral
courage, what more than human strength
does It require to resist such temptations, such
combined overwhelmingly Mdgdzine.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-17

The E,IIowine letter upon the subject Of the new
law for tISaaascssmemt Ofraxes from the Secretary Of
state, may be deemed important aud Interesting.
y. Burial. ESQ.
4 Sir,-YOors Of Dec lat is received, which hasten
to answer The enaciing clause Of the 18th chapter OF
The laws Of the lasi session regarding Taxes, being
omitted BY mistasy all agree rendess the Law in
operative and therefore dangerous for Assessors to
act under it, The original and e"grOssed Billie are,
word for word, published in the pamphlet last June.
regret the mistake, the law the most popular
Of the last session. and justly So properly is 10
be taxed according To- its value.
In haste, subscribe myself very respectfully, yours
TO serve, r. r. HINMAN.
Hartford, Dec. Sd, 1885. va
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-12-17

NJ The Nnstviie Republican, publishes the Eollowing
EXTRACT from letter received on Thursday night, by
gentleman in that place, from his friend in The Parish
OF Yves, FeIiciana, in the State Of I.ouisiana:
The contest between Barrow aud RalrIiif, in this
PARISH has resulted in the eection Of the former hy
vote OF 1913 against SO. This is thought TO be the
strongest Van Buren, Parish in the State, aud although
the e'rc'ton was not made to iurn the relative
strength of White and Van Buren, vet, as the candid
a,es openly avowed iher preference, the former Of
White and the latter of Van Bnren. il is not doubled
here by any one that .h Parish, and the whole State,
wilfgo for Judge Whhe.fr ~ ss.,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
INCFNDIARIES ABROAD

The Danville Observer OF the 18th inst. SAYS
" We learn troma gentleman who left Milton,N
G., in the iorcpart of yesterday, that an ncondia-
ry by the name of b ady, had been arrested there,
and WAS IN custody, ready to be conducted to tho
county jail. IL WI, iolnd tam pcring with some
of MIR. Jeffrey, negroes, aud had about him evil
denees OF being IN emlssary Of the Nortller Abo-
l,tionlsts. w N was he not Lynched
The same paper contains the following STATIC
mont, which, being apparently we'll authenticated,
We pubNh---fccommcnli however, caution in
inliclihg punishment on suspected persons
\ Yankee by the name Of Pugh, going about
IN the character ola Dentist, has been at PittsylI
yanla Courthouse, for two three weeks past.
On " edncsday last, II servant OF Mr.. l. in
formed his master, that Pugh had been ta,upering
with him, and endeavorimg To persuade him to run
away to the State of New York. The boy agreed
10 place his master and another person in situa-
ton 50 rs to enable them TO ovcrhcar a CONVEX
sation with Pueh They found Mr.. LIS servants
statement to be strictly uuc. Pugh advised him
very strcnuou,y 90. He told him to go to Rich
mond, and he would find :, very easy to get pas
sage from thence in Il packet. He then proilered
to give him pass To Richmond, for twenty dollars,
alleging the danger of writing passes as an apollo
gy for charging SO much.-Aitcr he went to bed
several young men went To Pugh's room, and on
inimating what they had overheard, he confess
we'd the whole. They took him out, determined to
slnish hin as he deserved. They however, by
ae influence oil two three gentlemen, whose
alNings can appreciate, but whose humanity
tina mistaken, and even rrprchensiblc, discharged
viii on The condition of his leaving there 10 "a
NlctA His escape is much to he regretted. Such
like, Wis an exceedingly dangerous character. tic
6hc Emo have been made am example of. trust
he will not travel far before he meets with tho
punishment he SO richly deserves A.
p. S.-Pugl is small man, fghs hair, dres-
scd in froclI coat is about l9 20 years Of age.
and says he i, from the State OF Maryland.
o. Since the foregoing was in type, we learn
that Pugh has been rccu?tured, and committed to
Piltsylvan'a jail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
Mk. & WEsS. Il. G.. SYsETH's
Boarding and Day School,
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

INNCIIBUEG.
FbNIlE Fall and Winter Session of this Scmna-
l. ry, will open Tuesday, the first day of
September next. The Principal will avail himself
of all the requisite aid in conducting the EneIisI,
branches, and rcnewedly pledges the most faithful
cxcrtions in every department.
Twelve or fifteen Young Ladies can be accom-
modated as Boardcrs.
Lessons in Draung and Painting, by Mrs ~
b. SMITH.
Lessons in Music, by Mrs. +. q. SMr1m.
Mrs. 5. having frequently to send to the North
ern Cities for near UuSic, will, with pleasure take
charge of any orders for PIANO FORTEt. Per
sons wishing to obtain Instruments combining all
the modern improvements, may examine some
such daily expcclcd or may make their own So
lection as to quality and cost, from priced Cata-
iogues OF the most celebrated makers.
July n w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
MOBIN WASHINGTON.

We copy the following notice of it from tho
National In,eligenccr of flnrsdny--thc latest:
"our city has been IN n state of excitement,
for two or three dnys, which produced, on Tues
da, night, menacing nsscmbagc nj the City
Prison, and caused umuliuolis assemblies in our
streets yesterday, under the influence of which
httlc mischief WIS done, but more apprehended.
" The nvowcd object of these tmmuItuous as
scn,bl'cs has been The detection md apprehension
oi very few obnoxious colorcd persons, and tho
punishment OF such hnve circulated the in
eendiay pamphlets. Threats have been uttered
which looked 10 Interior objects, bu, up In six o.
eloc. last evening, they were threats only
The Couneilo The City met also, and passed
resolutions investing the Mayor with exiraordi-
nary powers 10 meet the impending danger and
the Mayor issued Proclamation calling upon
tn police nnd all we-disposed citizens to mnin-
mn order
The Intelligeneer observes:
Besides the above proceedings, notice was
issued hy Major Gen Jones of the Militia, calling
on the friends oi Order and of the Laws to rally
round him at the City Hall.
We trust that all this precauiion may be found
To have been unnecessary and that the tumut
will have dispersed without the intervention of any
armed force.
This paper necessarily GOES TO press early in
the evening, and what may have occurred in the
night preceding this morning cannot be told until
newt
IL Since the foregoing was in type, we learn
that the mob had pulled down the houses of two
free nccroc - que of them that of Brrerly Suor
formerly OF Lsnehburg, who had been crc
lating inccnd'ary papers, and who had been heard
TO ma q use ol some very ndscrcct eyprcssio,,s
Beverly had made his escape, but pursuit was
made after him, and, Should he be caught his life
was supposed 10 he in danger.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
ASssss;ss.s
LATEST FROM BA1rT1ooI1..

Order has been restored in Baltimore The
accounts of the outrages in that city, contained in
preceding columns, come down to Monday at o.
clock, at which time it was feared that that night
would not pass OFF without great destruction. But
fortunately it transpircd without any fresh depre-
daions by the mob, the vcl-disposcd citizens hav-
ing rallied to the standard Of the law, headed by the
veteran Gen. Samuel Smith, of Revolutionary re-
nown, and patrolled the streets during the whole
night
On Monday Afternoon, Jesse Hunt, ESQ., the May
or OF the city, whose incllicency in such crisis
had been amply tested, resigned bis Office, 4 Gen.
Anthony Mfl,cnbereor, the President Of the Coun-
cil, succeeded him. sr-oGeio. Tho new Mayor is-
sued an eloquent appeal to the citizens.
Tho only reason alleged for the destruction Of
the property of Mr.. Hunt the ex-NIayor. and Mr..
Morris, was the active part taken by these gente-
men to suppress the riots
The number Of killed and wounded OH the oc-
oason is not stated. The amount of property de-
stroycd, is estimated at upwards of 100000 which
il is said will be reimbursed to the sufferers out Of
the City treasury.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

a. The Address ofthc committee of the Bal
more Convention 10 the people of the United
States, signed by Andrew Stevenson of Va, Silas
Wright Y, Upton 5. Heath of Md, G. W. Vii
l'ams OF \. H., Robt. Strange of y. C., aud Sam
uel A. Cartwright of Mississippi, has made It's ap-
pearanee in the government" papers. W., have
not Yet found leisure to pcruso il, notv outstanding
our strong curiosity to ascertain in what manncrthe
nomination of Col. Johnson is advcrtcd to- in order
to secure the assent of MIR. Stevenson particn,ar
". We ehall iaol into It IN day or two.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

N ESSRS. James 5. Jones, Samuel Hall and
W. Iachariah WllIiams:-Talle rolicc, that on
the 10th day OF September, 1885, shall take the
dispositions of Shadrek e. Clywcll and others, At
the house of said Clywpll, in Ircdcll county, and
State of North Carolina and on the 10Th of tho
same month, shall take the dispositions of Samuel
Jones and others, at the Store of Aunspaugh &
Co., in the town of Liberty, Bedford county, and
State of Virginia. to be read in evidence in suit
in Chancery, now depending in the county court Of
Bedford and State of Virginia, wherein | am
plaintiff and you defendants II, from any
cause, shall fail to take the said dispositions on the
days above mentioned, shall continue from day to
day ill | shall have gone through, (Sundays cx-
ccptcd) CnAS. c. PATTERSON.
Aug. II w4w*
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
= AMl Ell WILL ANS,
\LBf.RT G.. " WILLIAMS.
Q J" Certificate.

\ ncclo man by the name of Nelson, belong
ing 10 Mr. Samuel Williams, having escaped from
'ir POSSESSION 81 his son. MIR. Abort u. " iliamS
and it heng reported in the ncchborhood that said
slave had been either wounded by Albcl Williams,
or had died of wounds and i'll usage inflicted upon
him by Samuel Williams and Albert g. Williams.
was this day produced 10 the undersigned, who ox-
aminod his person strictly, particularly his skull,
which ii was said had heen fractured and We are
Of opinion there is not the SLIGHTEST foundation for
the report, tha, the said slave had been subject 10
the slightest degree Of violence III any respect
There is no appearance Of the smallest scar upon
his head his back has the appearance of having
recently received moderate correction. No pan
of his bod, exhibits the slightest appearance of bad
usage, and his general appearance Is that of a well
treated slavp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
THE GAMBLERS.

- I'm HHtTf SNOH resi- Or JOHHn
Driven about from city to city-scourged by the
laws-murdcred by mobs-and followed by the
maledictions of the communicated may the
wrctchcd followers Of the odous trade of gambling
utter this plaintivc exclamation. In Mobile
Nashville, Louisville, CINCINNATI, Pttsburg, Nor
folk &c. &c. measures have been taken, or are
in progress, for expelling them from the precincts
of those towns. And doubtless the spirit of hos
tility to the profession will continue to spread
until they will every where be afraid TO show their
hitherto undauntcd fronts. We certainly do not
approve of the illegal measures that have been in
some places rcsorcd to, for the purpose OF getting
rid of this social pestilcnce but we do hope that
every Iegal means will be employed, every where,
to effect its overthrow And here we may
remark, that were the provisions of the law strict
" enforced upon this subject, as they might be- II
the officers were as viriant to detect and punish
tbis class of offenders as they are others OF
much less enormty and if public opinion would
sustain and support them in the discharge OF that
dutv. the community would have occasion to
take the administration Of justice or the inilicton
of vengeance, as the case may be, into Their own
cannot see why the gaming laws may
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
~ TO TEE EsVKsLSC,.fO

VIII. subscribers are compelled very rcluc-
l. family, to resort 10 the columns Of the public
newspapers, to counterfeit report, set afloat by
some unprineplcd and malicious person or persons.
IN regard 10 certain negro man. named Nelson
The report Is, that we abused said negro, by whip
ping, working and breaking the sku-bonc which
caused the death of SAID boy. and that the boy was
secretly disposed of and NJ the time the report was
put IN circulation, the said hoy had runaway, and
We concluded We hadhetter not take any steps un-
I'll the said negro caught; and he has this dav
been caught and examined by the gentlemen whose
names are annexed To the following ccrtiicatc-
Among the names, there will he found two physi-
clans, the Rev. DR.. Samuel Phillips, whose rcpu-
tation needs no comment, and DIR. Daniel u. Jones,
vino Is Young man Of lnc standing; who, after
eNanine said Negroes back, face and SIX H. felt no
hesitation in adding their names to the list. And
we hope the public will read the certificate, and put
stop 10 report uaioundcd, aud one which is
spreading 10 our prejudice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17

a. The President and every member of his
Cabinet, save Amos Kendall, were recently all
sent from Washington at the same time. We wish
the Enquirer could have found it convenient 10
copy from its old files ono of the numerous para
graphs about travelling cabinets" with which it
formerly peppcred John q, Adams and his Secre-
tarics. Circumstances, however, alter cases.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-08-17
Tho Ny. Journal of Commerce, object

M The n. y. Journal Of Commerce. object
the use of legislative means to stop the
ns ,hs of the bawling fanatics of the Morrill, says
noun ;. .o.sop down. error in that region 1t
'"' H., n,ner tells us so, or we had not bclicv
Is w" If,bey :. reason down" error, there, why
60 H., ,be Aboitionsts, have grown from a hand
81 ...,a,less swarm Have they reasoned
iu" ,,,r,r;anism and a community of wives and
dow" 80, We might as well talk of reasoning the
P''p nina calm, as to check fanaticism, super
'''r 6. nb,rasaismby suchan impotent weapon.
gentleman in Washington has forwarded
~ .,y or the " Emancipator," containing
10 =, ,le Editor from man who signs himself
'.''e' Stone, and dated - Natchcz, May p,
,,a irving most scandalons caricatnre of the
'' ,;,on and treatment of Slaves in that region
ano, which he requests us to make some COM
Rut we do no, regard it necessary to do
"''' N. ,,1l however, ask the Natchcz Courier
No. - whether there be any such man in that
Asa \. Stone Ii there be, it strange
w. has no, been Lyaehed before this time !:
.,,ore he not as we suspect, and the whole let
W. ~ vile forgery, what should be the fate of
,ybo thus libel the Southern people