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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19
NOTICE..

DI virtue of decree Of the County Court el
- Campbell, pronounced on the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1898, in certain matter, wherein Albert G.
Long aud Maria his wife, Edward Boiling and Ada
line his lie, and LEROY w. Cralle are plaintiffs and
Armstead Long and Casta his wife, Nancy Crac
George Bagby, l.. j. Crale and Elizabeth Ann q.
Crae are defendants; the undersigned, who is there
by appointed Commissioner, for the purpose, will
on Tuesday the 9th day of the present month"; zoe
tobrr) proceed, on the premises, sell, BY way Of
public auction the tract of Land that Lindsey II
Crale died seized with, in the County Of Campbell
near Failing River, adjoining the lands of Capt John
Rosser and Others. The land shcavilv timbered with
pine, and is about mile South of said Rosscrs
Saw Mill. The terms OF sale will be one half in SIX
motnhs, the balance in twelve. Bonds with approx ed
personal security, will be required
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Commissioner.
Oct. 5. t27Oct
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A New Supply Of DR.. II. Whites
Vegetable Tooth-Achc Drops.

INhE only specific ever offered to the public from
which permanent and radical cure may be obtain
cd Of that dsasreeabe pain the Toothache, with all
its attendant evils such racturng the Jaw in
tracing the Teeth which often proves more painful
than the Tooth ache itself and cold passing rsm the
decayed Teeth to the Jaw. thence TO the head pro-
ducng a rhsumatis affection, with many other un-
pleasant effects such disagree liable BREATH and taste
in the mouth &e-al of which are produced from
foul or decayed Teeth.
am happy to have II in my power to offer to the
world a remedy that will not only remove the pain
nine times out OF ten, ii property applied but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay. and arrest the
disease in such AZ are decaying and have not com
menesd aching, restoring them to health and useful
- Certificates Of Dentists and hysicians-slso,
Directions for u.ing, accompany each ottle.
For salsbv Il. STABLER, Druggist,
lynchburs.
Bell Richards, Liberty.
John =. ki,ee, Salem.
J. s. Crockett, Christiansburg
June -, 1885 ofl2m
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make then, iuio cider. either BY letting them run
in your orchard, or gathering and feeding them 10
the pen. You will also find that 1t is much more
profitable TO gather your late fall AMI wint IT APP
lies, and house them in good order for keeping,
and feed them as your stock may need, than to make
them into cider, and then to purchase shorts aud
bran for them.
Apples and potatoes of the same weight arc
about equal for swine when steamed,--in raw
state, apples arc much the best. Now say again,
try /, OK VINO IA" riuhp IT.
Brighton, Sept. /, 1888.
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VALUABLE LAND,
FOR SALE.

ruNiE subscriber having lately settled At tho gfea'
l. distance iiom his Tract OF Land lying IN the
counties Vi Bedford and Campbell. about ! miles
from New London Academy and 10 from Lynch
bnrg admit Of his attending H. offers 1t for sale.
Il contains about 1000 acres. 800 Of which clear
ed and Of excellent quality, at least half being
good creek low grounds. aud great portion OF the
remainder IL fresh. A large portion OF the wood
land very r,ch tobacco land.
Mr. Kobrrr lRsIsE, who resides about a mi.
from the place authorised TO sell; and If
~, the Land will be divided to suit purchasers.
JAMES IRVINE.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

N"o or three Jonrneymcn Saddlers and lIar-
me-" Makers, to whom constant employment,
Ut competent hands, and good wage, will be piv
en- Apply to J. {. SIlACkLEFORD.
" Any letters on the subject addressed TO
me, Will meet with prompt attention. jos.
Oct. II :.
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From the Gencsee Farmer.1

Try it! Try I'LL say, try it.--becau.e
practice in farming, well as in religion, is worth
much more than theory. Try, what, you ask IL
snfwer' try to make some good and profitable use
Of your apples. Try feeding your horses, cows
and swine with your apples, and you will find the
benefit far exceed your expectations. You will
md that II is far better to let your hogs have the
ssry apples, as they fall from the trees, than to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

MOI BAD.-ln almost every paper | cast my
eye upon, zee prescription, for keeping the teeth
good. The community would be under the grea-
test obligation to the man who would invent some
dccoction, halsam, or panacea, 10 keep the tongue
good also, 1t being much the worst member. l..
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
MAY MEETING. 1885

MAY MEETING 1885.
Premiums for the Second .Sho,r and Fair on the fryt
Tuesday and Uednesdoy in Norenber merit:
|. For the best Improved Farm by
member, $50
3. For the next best do. do. by do rs
3. For the third best do. do Il Plough,
not exceeding in value, y
4. For the highest product of Maize, on
any three contiguous acres, (high
and) similar Plough, u
). For the highest product Of Wheat,
do. do. do. II
6. For the best thorough bred Stallion, 20
7. For the best do Brood Marr 10
4. For the best do. Colt, one wears
subscription to the Turf Register, S
9. For the best do. Fily, do. do. do. 5
10. For the best do. Jack, do. do do. 5
II. For the best Durham or Devon Bull, 10
II. For tho best Cow or Iieiicr of improv-
ed best Ram, s
10. For the best Calf do. do. 5
H. For the bed, do do 5
Is. Fortho best b oar, do do )
Ii. For the best piece of Wolen Cloth,
ofrablc Cloth, ofCoun;crpanc and
otCarpcting, mot less than tvey Yards
Of each, to be manufactured in the
family of some member, or in the
family of some resident of Bedford
or Campbell, for each as, 20
II. For the best specimen Observing Silk,
to be manufactured as above 3
S2O7
Benjamin Wigginton and William B. Written
Of Bedford and James A. Mcrriwe,hcr of Camp
bell, (any two of whom may act,) are appointed
Committee, to inspect such Farms a, NAV be offer
cl for premiums, and make report to the Annual
Meeting in November.
In Grain Crops, the land, as well as its produce.
must be accurately measured and certified
The pcdigrccs of all kinds Of Stock exhibited
will be required.
BY order of the Meeting,
ALEX. AUSTIN, Sce'ry.
Oct. 8 2,v
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Farming 10 .idranfass.-fhe Mount Morr'
Spectator inform, II. thai farmer the Gene
see bats thi, season harvested p III field,
which averaged forty sertn bushfi, of wheat 10
the acre. Ii TIN. b. not :" = land OVERLOOKING, with
milk and honey bear. capital bread stun, with
on, which your milk aud honey bu,-milk and
honey after all.
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of Gen Harrison, Who, like her own larneh.ed ia
iher after de,oting his life to his country, finds
other reward than the consciousness of having done
his duty. Should this paragraph NEE, the eye Of
any of,he friend, of Mr.. Harrison, they win take
pleasure in communicating the fact that sl,. can
obtain this small legacy for :" soldiers daughter
By applying 10 the STATE bank al ALBANY.
Az Ere. yosr
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a Teacher Wanted.

n\E who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as 10 character and qualifications to teach the
Latin aud Greek, Reading, Writing, Geography,
Elements OF History, English Grammar, Exercises
IN Composition aud Arithmetic, may obtain a good
and profitable School b, early application the sub
scrber near Amherst Court House.
f.. PJTTSJOlIN.
Sen %
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August 81.

" lRGlNIA.--At Rules holden in III. C..l,.
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of =.
and Chanccry, for the Town of Lynclbmp. on I'.
9th day of October 1885 Jacob Weaver pLI
against
Nathaniel Gray, admir-. of Martin Maldo, H.,
and William II. Horton, and Lawrence A. llmlon
eN'ors. OF Craven Horton, dec. & the said VIM n
Horton, Lawrence A. Horton, Alfred G. lIoror
Samuel Petit and Lucinda his wife, Henry Leach
and Frances his wife, - Campbell and Mary Ii.
wife, and Jane Horton, heirs at law and diurb,.
''. ,, W Saio Nra'eh Horton, dec. Dels
The Defendants, Henry Leach and France, N,
wife, not having entered their appearance and pv-
en- security according to the Act of Asscmb, and
the Rules oflhis Court, and it appearing By ss,i,
factory evidence, that they are not inhabitants Of
this country 1t is ordered, that the said Del,n
dants do appear here on the frs, day of the ne,
term and answer the bills of the Plaintiff; and h,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in som.
newspaper printed in the town of Lynchburp. for
two months successfully, and posted at tn. llyu
door of tho courthouse, in said town.
A Copy-Teste,
ID. ROBES, elk.
oct. IL WIN
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

/ AN authorised, by letters of attorney, to dispose
OF the Bonnairc, and Locust Grove estates
both lying in the County OF Nelson, the first ON
James River, near Warmnster, and the other aboat
five miles north of Warminser, and ten miles south
east OF Lo,ingston, both the property of the heirs of
the late Col. Zachariah Neville, deed. Suffice it to
say that these very valuable estates, aud that
great bargains may be had, by purchasers. 4 fur
Their description is unnecessary, purchasers WILL of
course, view for themselves. line add Ssed to the
subsc rber. at lo,ingston, application to him, in
person, at the same place, will meet with prompt at
tsnton. Early application must be made, a, shall
sell as soon AS possible.
LAFAYETTE NEVILLE.
Sep. 81 Jn
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.V'OTI('E.

MI wife, Martha irby, having. without any cause
~ LETT my bed and board and having released all
cram to my estate by written instrument which IS
OF record IN Pittsylvana County Clerks Office this
Is 10 iorwarn all persons from trading with her, Of
to pay one cent of her contracts
JAMES IRBY
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CHARLES PHELPS,
Auctionecr and Commission Merchant.
1t his Oh Stand, Lvnchbure. ia.

DETIRNS his thanks to those who have hereto
IA fore favoured him with their patronage, aud
would inform them, as well as the public generally
that he intends rcsumng his Night Auctions for the
sale of Dry Goods, Books, Watches and Jewelry oi
every description, &c. on Tuesday night, the 22nd
instant and continue regularly thereafter, every Tues
day and Friday night during the Fall and Winter
seasons. Consgnmcnts thankfully received, and
strict attention given.
LANDS, NEGROES,
and every other description of property will be sold
on apple alton, either in out of Town, on the most
liberal terms Northern and Southern merchants
wishing to forward articles of any description to be
sold at auction in Lynchburg, may be assured they
will receive every attention to their care, and that
they will be Iudiciously offered in our mark ct for sale
All orders will be strictly attended to- and return. on
consignments speedily made.
Sep II Is
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POLITICAL.
FROM Tie Ness York A,asricun.

= Seo0&82602f OF IRELAND
4 (Air-Ys Mariners Of Ensland)
fs neblemen Of ireland
Who stay 1t home at ease
Or noat abou, in gllded yacht.
Famed by the summer brce1e,-
Oh nc or from Erin venture forth
To cross the stormy seas,
Ruf stay. while YOU NAV,
Where the Watch your faces know.
Aud your frolics, loud and long.
Yos never need forego
We thought among the Yankees
To do a. We should list,
And VIC drank, and we laughed,
Aud We shook each noble fst,
Aud when the Charley eaugh, u.
We reared each noble name
But hod-inen had We better been,
For our own and country's fame
For "riotrj" they called US.
And led us off to Jail,
And there al,s we had TO sta,
Till the Consu, "uent our bni."
The chi,alry Of Ireland -
Were then in dolcful case,
Obliged TO own each noble name
In such shocking place:
The rabble-rout looked on and grinnsd d
And 10. looked round and frowncd--
And the lankte Justice, he. forssoth.
Administered severe reprooi,
While culpiits We stood round.
By Cofonct and Garter
By Shamrock and by Ross.
We swore aloud Gun vengeance dms
lip,n nuY Y AMI tnaa
Whil. J---s B II, oul lush iuead.
20 WARMLY did our cause defend
lie went the street. about
"rh. story Ia hush up" lac said,
And 30 lac ever, man did toll
What la. most noble Trend. bsisl,
And how he grie,ed the same to tell.
Aud hoped 't~ould not get out ~
Now, Noblemen OF Ireland
Were sick oil Yankee land,
And VIC burn 10 return
To hide each blushlng bro.
And soms laurel, ltlt 10 earn.
BE forgot this boyish freak;
And let Fame our p,aiscs speak
la the House"--lu the stris
~ the camp, or naval lie
Aud Britain proud. IN coming yoars,
Shall glory IN her l,l-h reen
NV Nosk, Octobtr, ISIS.
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II Teacher IVUMfeN.

n An from IS to I'D years OF age, OF good mora
character and who i. well qualified 10 teach the
branches usually taught in this country may hear
situation, on application to Mr.. John Caro-, OF
lsnchbnrs. Letters ~ust he post paid.
August 81 1.
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A cotton factory is about 10 be erected at St.
iranc'e'lle, Louisiana. 4 part Of the requisite
capital has been already subscribed by few en-
ierprsing individuals of the place.
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Oct. ~

NJ ESSRS. James c. McR-ynods, John Nc.
1V1 Reynolds, and Robert S. McReynod.
take notice, that on the Friday after the Sd Monday
IN December next, at the tavern house ofGcrmup
Jordan at Campbell Court House, | shall
proceed to take the dispositions Of Thoma.
franklin and others, to be read as evidence,
IN SUIT depending in the Circuit superior
Court of Law and Chancrry for tho county Of
Dsmpbcll, in which | am complainant. and yoU
and others are defendants.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
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FOR RENT.

- Tho tenement occupied bv the N,b-
I.!ii scribcr on Main-.trcct, next door to
AAk the Nircnan Ohcc.
u" All persons having Watohe, or Jcwelry
lcit with him for repair, are requested to call and
take them away, a, he expects soon to be absent
from this place Ed. BROWN.
Sep. IS t.
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BOAR DING.

MRS. JAMES can accommodate. ak or .irh,
W Young Ladies with board Her re.rienee will
be convenient 10 the ,cheo.
Sent - =,
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BOAR DING.

NIHS Ann BRYCE can accommod ate two O.
I's three young lad-, with board. Her rc.,J.rc,
Is near Mr. Reds school.
SAINT -
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Fresh Candies, &c.

~ have Just received lot of Fresh Candle.
o, very superior quality. Also a small ouan
tity of Preserved Ci,ron. 1''
J. +. e. J. r.. ROYAL.
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LAND FOR SALE.

. >I1s2 BEING anxious to remove to the
sL1c1S West this fall, will sell my LAND
AI& lying within34 miles of Lynchburg.
Til, tract contains about 900 acres
one half vet in woods, and frs. rate TOBACCO
LAND. SAM NJ. SCOTT.
Sept. 10 is
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LyncAsbMrg, Sd October, 1885.
FASIO.N4BLE BO.N:N"ETS

ADiEo wishing to have the very latest style NJ
- Bonnet can CRAFTY their taste bv calm. ;. ~
o. o. e'''e OF ROBINSON e. ELLIOTT
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Oct. 3

" tRGlNIA: At a court held for Fr,nlE.,---
s. ~ at the house. the 18th day of ,n ,Uu'
James NJ. Brown who sues for tn, bercG,.,.
uel Garland d, VI ealn'
AGAINST ''h
George ID. Saunders and Daniel F,,,,,z
Fleming Saunders, administrators with , a"soa aud
neNed OF Pleasant Saunders, decd and r Inn sa
Saunders in his own right, and Samuel lI,l nnnhS
IN CnASCERY.
The defendant George ID. Saunders M, b,,;.
tered his appearance, and given security acro,as gu
the act OF Assembly. and the rules of this com ,g 10
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he "'o
habitant OF this Commonwealth; on The ne,: 'n H.
the plaintiff by counsel, it is ordered tina, eo"
George D. Saunders do appear here on tho ' S'
Monday OF November next, and answer the Nm "'
the plaintiff and that copy of this orerb be fo,,
published in the Iynchburg Nmeinian. IA, ,I
months successfully, and posted the front do.r y.
the court-h house of this county '' VI
Copy-Teste,
,, NJ G. CARPEk, D..
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" m',lc CouNrRr MER,nASTs, PrpLARs, and
w All others, buying to sell again. TO give y
call Il" profits may be made by them W. our Whole
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James River 4 kanaWha Com
DGnV.

n I stated Monthly Meeting of the President and
Directors of the James River and Kanawha
Company, held at the office of the Company in the
ciy OF Richmond, ON Thursday the 2lth day Of
September, lS35-
Resoired, That the Stockholders of the James Ri,
er and kanawha Company, other than the State b.,
ana they are hereby required pay into the Bank
Virginia, or one Of its Branches the sum of FHy
DOLLARS on each share of Stock held by them in the
sa'd company on or before the 18th day of Noysn-
Der next.
by order of the President and Directors
W. B. CIIlTTENDEN Src'ry
O(he James Rirer and kanacho Companq
" Any Stakeholder depositng the amount of the
requislton upon him, in the Bank of Virginia or sn,
OF its Branches, and producing cedifcatc of such
oePos"e TO the secretary of the Company, will re-
ceNe credit on the Books of the COMPANY
N. Is. Office Of the Company, two doors below the
Bank of Na Main street, Richmond
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!
SOLDIER t>ct AIMED DrrosIrr.-Wc OBJ
serve III the Advertised "unclaimcd depo.itcs" Of
t"e money IN the state bank otthis city, one hun
dred dollars by the late Gen Zrnrlo> MoNr-
GoMERV PiKE, the gallant soldier who "fclI in
inc arms OF victory At tho battle of Little York.
This amount was deposited b, Gen. Pike in 1912
when on his way TO the frontier But he did no,
live to claim his money. His widow ha, since
died and the only surviving member Of his family
is that daughter whom he SO atlcctonatcy and
touchingly mentioned in the letter written to his
wife just before he went into the battle, and com
mitted TO his ad-dc-camp, Mai. Frazer, to be sent
If he fell. That orphan daughter is now both a
widow aid an orphan, She married son of
Gen. VIM. Henry Harrison. who was the friend
and brother-sodier Of her gallant father Young
Harrison, whose virtues and talents promised TO
reheot honor upon the two illustrious names which
mad been thus appropriately associated, found an
carly grave at Fincennes. Indiana, where the
most honorable public testimonies were paid to his
memory His widow, in her last and saddes be-
reavemenf, found home under the pa,ernal roo.
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sep. II
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vlRGlNIA At a Circuit Superior can..
Law aud chancery continued bs ADJ. .oan :.
and held for the County of Amherst a, ~ hh'u'
ohuse on Tuesday, the 9Th day of Septen'h.. 'our
Jacob ryree and Martha his wife and S,n.. ','S
Nen, ,ahue II
4gdina a'll>
James :. billiard and William l.. Warts
traitors de bonis non, with the will annexed ns ,hn.
Hyiton, decd, jeremiah lIylton survyin. 'eorgs
Of said George H,ton decd, George AIIs, 'seutor
lsrator with the will annexed, OF Samuel An. aahlu
Hannah Allen, John Allen LEROY Camden 81 dee.
thenia his Wife formerly Bcthena Allen n puq Nv
IN cHANcERY
The defendant LEROY Camden being a..
Peter q. Camden. his administering moi b,, 'hl
tered his appearance. and given security. aea eu
TO the act of assembly, and the rules Of ,b;s 'fdng
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence count
not an inhabtant OF this country, the cour ds.he is
der, that the SAID Peter &. Camden admin;y,.h "
aforesaid, do appear here the first day rs AZ
term next, and answer the bill of the pI,n,;o April
that copy OF this order be forthwith insrra y; and
newspaper, published in the town of Lynchk,n SOM
two months successfully, and posted at the naas @r
OF the Courthouse of this County. ''o 0'
\ Copy-Tcste,
Oct. 3 IN !.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-05-14

From the Downing Gazette.
SARGENT DoWING'S ACCOUNT OF
THE WASHINGTON AFFAIR.


Washington City, up chamber in The Giueral's
house, April is, 1885.
Dear Jack You see don't write this
letter in the East room, as have done
all along, hut in my bed room up cbamb-
or and the reason is this. I've spraint my
ancIe SO despuily bad | cant touch my feet
TO the goor. SO I'se had 10 stay up Stare
all day. The Gineral's been rubbing OPP
edildoc on it, and one thing another, most
all day, and its got little easy now. so
thought I'D set down and write to you,
and tell you how Twas done.
We had the dreadfullest furry here last
night in the night that ever see or heard
on. II seems TO me the Gineral's house
is haunted, or else somebody is trying TO
lay a plan 10 kill him, can't tell which.
| wish | knew if Mr.. Peiudex,er was any
where in these parts now; il he was.
should know where the mischief come
From.
But TO come right TO the pint; ye see we
sot ~ pretty considerable late last night,
| and the Gineral talking over matters and
things about the next campaign, which
the Gineral says'il be as tight a one as
ever we had YET. especially If Judge White
HOfuS vi tit Omctai ksAo OVt "a M va
tiencc a most whenever we speak about
Judge White. lie says IL Judge White
holds on he'll be the means of breaking up
the republican party and stop Mr. Van
| Buren's election as sure as fate. and then
| we shall all 60 over the dam together. |
kind OF stood Up for Judge White little,
and told the Gineral did mt see why enc
democrat hadn't as good a right 70 be
candidate as another democrat, and every
| body allowed Judge White to be a good
| democrat.
Al that The Gineral got almost mad
with me, and says he, Sergeant Joel, il
seems 10 me you never will learn politics
in the world. Don't you know, says he.
and haven't told you a dozen times that
| Mr.. Van Buren, is 10 be the regular demo-
cratic candidate, 10 be nominated by the
Baltimore Convention? And il any body
opposes his nomination, won't il be an at
tack on the virtue of the people, And
wont any body be worse than traitor TO
his country not to vote for Mr.. V, BUREN,
WE'LL says /. Gineral, suppesen Mr. v.
| Buren, should be nominated by the Balti
more Convention and should be the regu-
lar democratic candidate, and then suppo'
| sen three-qaarlers Of the democrats N the
country should vote for Judge White and
be should he elected. how would matters
turn thenp Why. said the Glneral, the
work would all have TO be done over again.