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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
A LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post OHire at Lynchbwe y
The LIST Of October 1895.

The LIST of October 1895.
IL Persons asking for letters in the following
ISL Will please say that they are advertised
A-fhos. H. Allen, Thos Allen. +. \. Allen
tead.
B-Ms James NJ. Brown, II. II. Booker.
" ash'ngton Blum, john Brown ,. IL. X. Beach,
sylvester ). Buriord, Doct. Geo. II. Bursen
Thomas Bray, James Bowls, Miss Sarah Bumham,
Philip Brice, Mai. Colin Buchnrr t.
o-.ienry :. Christian, nenrv r. Carter.
Sam Coleman, J. n \. Grouse. VIM. D. Couch-
man, Michael A. Council, Miss Nancy Cochran
VII. olndeIS, VIM l.. Campbell, \. :. Carpcn-
ter John Cousins, Wylev Clark. John Cairey.
John A. Crawford ,, Andrew Crawford. Patrick
Coleman, Robt. J. Carson, Joseph Clark, Miss Nj
nerva Golfer, Reuben l.. Clafkson.
DIV M A. Dickinson, Amy Dixon. VIM. ]
Dunn, Mrs. Sarah b. b. Daaer, James ". Db,,
John d. Davis, Ludwell l.. Dawson. Francis Doc
gar, Mrs. Jane f. Dcpries, Mrs. c. Dycrle, John
Daily.
E-Rhoda Ellis, Robt. B. Evans, Rich'd. NJ
Evans, Michael Emmorv
Nv alter G. Frccand, Miss Judith Ann Fa.
lis :, Benz. \. Farmer, John d. Fishback 3,
H-Gco. ". Gaines Bernard Garrett ,, Mrs.
Martha W. Goodc, iloratio Cough, Mrs. NJ E.
Gordon.
! ''p""'u''' ''diil>, IsdCndTldh I'M, John \.
Hatcher, Sam'l. Hobart, Edward Hughes. Henry
Hatcher, Iloldcrby & McPhccon, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holt, james Howard, Miss Delphi Hawkins. Or
way Xix, Mi"hail Humphrey, VIM r. Lakewood.
S. W. n A. ". Harris 1.
J-Sami. Jennings, Lilbonrn H. johnson.
y. lnge, Miss Mary Jordan, NJ. \. jenkins ? Mrs
Sally Ann Jones, John Jones, Miss Elizabeth
Jackson, Miss Emily !aflies IIobson Johns 2.
k--Wm. Kyle Jr., Vim. ). Kvlr.
L-klchard a. Lee, John Little, Christian
Lishner, Mrs. Jane H. Loper, \. Long, joseph
Long.
M-thas G. Mills, Mrs. Mary f. Motley, Miss
Lucy Ann Majors, Thos. Mason, Mrs. France
Ann Mosely, VIM, W. Martin, VIM. p. Munroc,
David Middleton, james {. Norman, Miss Fran
Cos Ann Mccormack, Sud Manly p, VIM. Nc
Daniel Howard Martin, Mr., Nancy Martin, (col'd.,
Walker q. Mcriwethrr Danl. Morgan. Miss SUI
san NJ. Mathews Nath'l. Mathews ,.
N-Thos NJ. Norton.
Own. Oliver, Geo. Oaks.
P-NliSs l.. S. Peterson, Miss Julia Ann POM
dexter, Mrs. Mary +. Peaross, Geo. b. PhiIips.
- y. Pryor, Dahney PoindeNrer Miss Sarah 5.
Phelps, Col. ID. b. Pcrrow, Anderson b. Paulett.
Obadiah Peas, Miss Sarah Price 2
Q-aliss Mary c. II. Qaarles.
R-MsS Frances Richardson 3, +. W. Risoue
John d. Richardson, Docf. Geo. Rose, John Rich
eson Pleasant Rowan, Miss Elizabeth C.. RIDGE
way, Dudley Richardson, David Rccs, Mrs Phoebe
Rice, Thos. Roberts
S-Joel Saincy, VIM. Stanley, Wilson Scott
kev Lewis Skidmore, Archer ST. Clair, Mr. Sncad
+. Smith, Mrs. Eliza A. Scott, Mrs. Elizabeth
Shoemaker, Geo. W. Staples, Mr. Sratton, John
NJ. B. Stevens, Leonard Seay 2
~ nccnt Tabh, Edw'd Tinslrv, San,J II
Turner, Miss Nancy J. Thornton, John G. Turn
or, James fin,cy, Edward Thomas, Miss Martha
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
PUBLIC NOTICE.

49, A general meeting of the Lynchburg BIZ
~ bile Society, will he held at the Protestant
Methodist Church, in this town. on the
evening of the sth of October The Treasurcr.s
account and report of the state of the Society will
DC presented The Rev. William NJ. Atkinson is
expected to be present and to address the meeting
! ne attendance of the members and others friendly
10 the cause, is earnestly requested.
by order of the Board,
WILLIAM $. REID, Pres
Sep. II VIZ, II
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, on Thursday the Path inst, by the
Rev. VIM. S. Reid, at the Seven Islands, Halifax
county, MIR. WILLIAM BAILEY of Lynchburg, to
Miss HENRIETTA ID. SCoTT, daughter of Mrs. Sa-
rah B. Scott
- On Tuesday, the Doth ult. by the Rev.
John Davis, Mr.. NARLAND RIcHEsoN, of Am
herst, to Mrs. MARY FRANCES, widow of Mr.. John
l.. Peatross, late of Pittsylvania county, Va
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FALL GOODS.

INHE subscribers are opening the most extensive
l. assortment OF FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies will find some bear Ii
full Calicoes, twlllcd rich figure, just from London
and Paris, with great variety OF useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS, Tie best blk. SILKS. &c.
We have had; and VIC are determined to offer
them at very reduced prices.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
= Country Merchants and Iousekcepers, are
particularly requested to call and examine
ment. X & T..
Oct 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

n, Das.-Asthe session Of Congress approach
p,mor with her hundred tongues, is busy with
ar,bcoung events. Gen. Cas-, ii Is said, is TO be
,;,,cd Minister to England-(what is to be-
ayr r Mr. Stevenson 2)-and Mr.. Polk is TO
..ecccd him in the War Deparmont-and Mr.
I,bo Y. Mason, of Va. is to be the administration
candidate for the Speakers chair, No"s rer-
ROMA
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at her residence, in Montgomery County,
on Monday, the 25th September, at O'Clock p. NJ.
;mis MARY Ann MITCHELL, consor of Thomas
Mltchell decd in the 10Th year of her age. after
severe illness of eight days. Mrs. NJ. both by the
Pe'y OIL her lite and resignation in death has left
ner surviving friends the consolng reflection that she
now rests from her labours," and enjoys the pres
ence of her Redeemcr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

u 1t seems now to be pretty generally UNI
derstood that the next Legislature of Virginia will
considerably augment the Banking capnal of the
State. Would it not be we'll for the people OF
Lynchburg to begin to discuss the question, wheth-
or their interests would best be promoted by anotl,-
er branch OF Bank to be located at Richmond
or by an independent institution
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

u,;,,-The recent election in this State seems
TO have excited no interest ','"er at nome or a.
,.,a JOS towns give Dunlap (the Van Buren,
,;,,,, for Governor) 1871 votes, and King
,.na wb;g candidatc) 1920. The same towns
w., ,oar gavc the Jackson candidate 25,sS5, and
WHO 25,65o-so that it would appear about
on..,hird Of the voters stad at honr.
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Nls'I'sd'L..

/ pursuance of 4 decree of the Count, Count Of
canpbc rendered at the September term there
OF, 1919, will he sold, on the premises, ON Friday
the 10th October to the highest hldcr on credit
OF one and two years. ia acres of Land with !,
good Dwelling I.ousc aud Other necessary out houses
situated on the turnpike road, about three mites from
lynchburg, adjoining the Lands OF Dahncy Martin
aud others. Also, on Saturday, the lUh on the
premises, l'}5 acres, more less. with conforta-
bic Dwelling House and othel necessary out houses.
situated near Flat Creek, IN sad County, about II
Mules from lynchburg, adjoining the lands of Fran
chs ADAMS, Elizabeth Clark and others.
The above property belongs 10 the esta. Of JACK
Lciwich dec d. and viii be sold subject TO the ~
scnatlon Of the right till the Last payment is made
when the Commissioners will convey such rlrh and
title as Is vested IN them under sad decree.
JOHN H. ftQIA
JOHN GOoDE, %" On
Oct,
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Rtgilncutat Orticc,.

fltliE Officers of the i3lst Regiment Ingiha Mi
htia. are hereby commanded TO appear at the
Court house, IN the town OF lynehbnfg, this even
ing, at o'clock precisely, FOR the purpos. Of supply
ing vacancy IN the office OF MAJOR occasioncd b.,
the resignation ot Albert " Gillian.
Bs order of Col. Simpson.
GEO. T.. NoaNEil., Idiut,rt
l3ld Reg't pirgiaid Miiitif.
Oct. 8 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05
PERIODICALS.

The New York KnickerJocker, for September,
exhibits a decided improvement upon its predc-
ocssors. The articles generally written with
talent, spirit and humor. The knickcrbockcr
may now challenge comparison with the best of
its cotcmporarics
The n. Y. american Monthly Magazine, for the
same month, maintains its high character. Its pa
ses, as usual, contain many interesting and well
written essays, reviews, &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

NJ Mr.. Noal's Washington correspondent a.
...rs that CobbcHs Life of Jackson was mrtttcH IN
Iro,binqton the original OF which he has seen J
II. PROMISES to furnish the history and mystery"
,,,h. affair. If the fact be So it will doubtless be
a curious revelation.
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Bonnet and Dress Waking.

n all the various Fashions, and in the ncatcs
4 manner on moderate terms ,--oppnstc the \ir-
ein'an Office. Also, Caps, Capcs and Cloaks.--
BY MRS. IRuSLOW & DAI GllTERS.
o. Ladies are invited To call
Oct ) III
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IuJUBE PASTE. French best fresh IN l or.
- and Oh boxes, and by the pound;
Suphate Cadmium, rcmedy;
Extract kahinca, Iot Df0psrs
Barclay, Carpenters and Persons Compound Of
Smsapmilll cubebs and topa,ia;
Sacinc mm Tome rcmcdy
&. u. Boxes;
2G0 Mineral IN Artificial rcetr issoued:
Snnl-, assorted. in bottles, jars and badders
Sea Horse Teeth,
task Claret, good qnaiag. and assorted ri ctl c
and Preserves Ia lev DAYS
tIcosotc;
trratfIa;
t;una,uc Paste in a few DAYS;
70, sale by
now Ell DAVIES.
Sep. "a II IL
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WANTED.
TIMBER ron CO1CUs " ikTN(,

'yNtiE subscriber will gave The highest Cash price
. ior good timber. suitable ioi Carnage Making,
delivered At his Coach Mandatory. nj the stand
lately occupied by H. r. Beech x co. Mansucct.
lynchhurg. SAMUEL AYRES.
Ori. j IL IL
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.EfOD the THIEF!
JUST KEIttEsis ED.
II The Sign Of the Goii1a Uortm, Bark

~ Stolen ont my stable, on the night of the
40 Goth of September, "A large Bay Horse,
L1L-4 eight years old last spring, about five feet
three or four inches high, hi, name hanging on each
side of his neck, and not very long. Both hind feet
and one of his fore feet Wholesome white in his
forehead, his tail little rubbed. also marks OF gear
on his shoulders, and almost natural PAGER. lie
was shod all round about ten days ago with heavy
shoes. will give a liberal reward 10 any person who
will appreh end the thief, and the horse to me.
JOHN Ii. PLtNKETT.
Campbell Co Oct 3 1t
I WISH to hire a good Blacksmith,-ior whom Ii
L befai wages will be SVEN.
T.. q. f.tNkFORD.
JeI, L.
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LOOK AT TEE u -!
No IYCTION
DRY GOODS, at Reduced Prices.
II. s. MILLER e. Co.

II. =. MILLER " co.
DEING fully aware OF the want of public conf
ID dence IN declarations of this character, arising
from the frequent repetition OF them, aud too ire
quenty for the purpose of augmcntiua sales; wewill
therefore take the liberty OF saying to our friends and
the public, with regard 10 this notice, that II is hc
ton, hut good earnest We have determined to
close Dry Goods establishment, as stated in
former advertisement, or before the LIST day OF
March next, and will now offer our stock OF Goods
by retail, very reduced prices, for cash country
produce.
Ton Linn Lin.ey Feathers, Uooi, Fiar Seed.
aud srch like articles will be taken in exchange foi
Goods.
The subscriber will sell his House and Lot. situa-
ted on Thrt, street, which is known to most OF our
citizens desirable Fanilly residence. Ii not sold
privately, will be sold at Auction, on or bout the
3lth Of March next, OF which, due notice will be
gwen r. S. MILLER
Aug. 81 Its
VIRGINIA At Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, continued By adjournment,
and held for the County of Amherst, AT the Court
house, on Tuesday, the 9th day of September, 1885
Jacob Tyrec and Martha his wife, and Samuel II.
Allen, Plaintiffs,
against
James s. billiard and William l.. Watts, adniinis-
traitors dc bonis with the will annexed, OF George
IIylton, decd, jeremiah llyon, surviving executor
Of said George Iiyltop, dccd.. George Allen admin
strator with the will annexed Of Samuel Allen dec
Hannah Allen, John Allen. Leroy Camden and Be-
thenia his wife, formerly Bethena Allen, Defts.
CHASCERr.
The defendant Leroy Camden, being dead, and
Peter q. Camden, his administrator, not having en-
tered his appearance, and given security. according
to the act OF assembly aud the rules Of this court,
and it appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he IS
all inhabitant OF this country the court doth or
der, that the sad Peter g. Camden. administrator as
aforesaid, do appear here on the first day Of April
term next, and the bill Of the plaintiff, and
that a copy orths order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the town Of Lynchburg. for
two months and posted a, the front door
Of the Courthouse Of this County.
& Copy-Tcste.
JvifN THOMPSON. ia. {.
Oct. ~-m
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia to the Sheriff ot
amherst County Erecting.
NE command you that you cause proclamation
w to be made according to law, warning David
). Garland to appear before the Judge of our Circuit
Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the Coun-
ty OF Amherst, at the Court House ON the LIST day
OF April term next. To answer Alfred r. Harris
vlving partner of the late firm of George Perkins,
decd, and the said Alfred :. Harris, late merchants
and partners trading under the firm and style of Per
kins and Harris, of plea of debt for SIC 80 and
1925 costs of protest, damage $3.50; or that if he
doth not appear, judgment will be rendered against
him. in the said SUIT, ia said Court depending
and undetermined And have then there this writ
Witness John Thompson jr. Clerk of our Sid Court.
this 10th day of September, 1885, and in the Goth
wear of the commonwealth.
JOHN. THOMPSON If.
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TOE RENT,

IA And possession given Immediately. the IA
issglN mlly residence. alr IN the occupancy of the
lseia9 subscriber, nrNt door to Mcssts. Franklin,
Hunt Go. This property - ~ good order. and
has superior advantages orcf my other tenement in
the same cighborhood II may be Ind on accom-
IN oastnc terms, by immediate application = Mr..
Henry Blown, j.. 10 mysolf
NAi, DEAN, fgent.
Oct. s IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

0y- \ large meeting of Anti Aboli'ionists has
AEON held at Hartford, Conn and strong resolutions
unanimously adopted. lfthcy will only act as en-
erse,cally as they talk, the South will be con-
tent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-05

C. The Abingdon Statesman say, that at least
5000 negroes have been carried through that
olacc this fall, on their way to the west and south
vest.
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James River Il Ikanaul,a Com


4 i stated Mdnlhl, Meeting OF the President and
Directors Of the James River and kanawh a
Company, held IT the office OF the Company in the
Guy OF Richmond. Thulsda, the 2ith day OF
September lsi5---
Resoircd, Thai the Stockholders OF the James R,-
ct and kana"h Company, Other than the State be,
aud they arc hereby required pa, INTO the Bank OF
Virginia OF one OF ITS Branches the sum of FI,r
DOLLARS On each share OF stock held by them IN the
SAID Company, on OF before the 18th day OF No,cm-
her ncN.
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{ let
.V'O1'Se'g'.

10y virtue OF decree ui the County Count OF
- Campbell pronounced ON the llh day OF Sep
TENDER, 1Si5, IN certain matter, wherein Albert {.
Long aud Maria his wife, Edward Boiling aud Ada.
line his wife and Leroy ". tralle ic plaintiffs and
Armstcad Long and Caisfa his niir Nancy CralIc
George I1aeby. l.. j. Cialle and Elizabeth ANN y.
Cralc are defendants; the undersigned, who there
by appointed Commissioner, Tor the purpose, veil
on Tuesday the 21th day of the present month"; (Oc-
tober) proceed the premises, to sell, by way OF
public auction, the tract OF Land that Lindsey H.
Crallc died seized WITH IN the County of ,mpb,ll
near Failing River adjoining the lands of Capt John
Itosser aud Others Thcand lshea,y iimbcrcd nh
pine, and is about one mile south OF said Rossrf
Saw Mill The terms Of sale Will be ono bali N siN
motnhs, the balance IN twelve Bond, with approved
personal security, will be required,
JOSIAH STEPHENSON, Commissioner.
Oct.5. to7Oc
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.H'OT'x('E.

.NOEE0E.
NlY wife. Martha ifby, having without any cause,
vi left my bed and board and having released all
.ltin to my estate by written tnstruinen. which is
ol ,pcoid III rutsslsania County Clerks Office. this
Is 10 fo,Hmh all persons from trading with her,
ctc,litmu her en- ins account ~ am determined not
To pay cent OF her contracts.
JAMES IRBY.
Oct ) WV
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LATEST FASHIONS.
4lg
FOR RENT,

WIlO offers for sale, IN quantities. to suit pur-
w chasers. elegant assortment of Halter S
Trimmings, several pieces Extra Blue and Black
Cloth-aso, two or three Wheat Fans. All of which
will be sold at reduced prices, applied for soon.
). ROtL.
Sep. 3 Ns
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DiS@cs' office.
liNclIBu no, October ,, 1888.
NO u I, LUCK,
A. tho csOftouo

Dra"i"g Of the petersburg, Lotterp, Ga" No.
10, far 1898.
81 - - ~ - u 10 81 II Il.
Quartz, Ticket La "a 81, Prize of 800, was
sold 1T tins office.
Tickets IN Dismal swamp Lottery, Class No. 90
Capitals S@,tmI--50 Pt!zcs OF ~ 900 &c. &c.
May be had at rlGGES' OFFICE,
Of Luck.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

loon rooted prejudice the, large portion of citi
tue hid imbibed against him in consequence Of his
ems course in the legislature in relation to our Court
haDse-soe rerisrrn% to absent themselves from the
H s others zcanusly lending their mid in clrctng no.
innoncnt" and this transferred 10 the columns
,he MARSHALL Sentinel IL this paper equal publicity
no niycu to Major Goods political sentiments f.
W." Lnowu that in Aar<Lall county majority of,hr ci-
ms were in favor Of The and principles Of
u. Admnis.ra;ion-the very and principles 80
advocated by him. Il is true, garbled account of
' correspondence is given in the Tunes, and this was
TX i,ub done To influence the Wing citizens of Wheel
=, yo;. against him. while i,, correspondence was
permitted 10 appear III the Sentinel, although its pub
r,.,n vi, learn. was requested.
:. In Brooke Mr. Good received majority, but not
.,,I majority as it could have given him. Much OF
,s spahy Of citizens from their total igno-
,act of him; the weather also had previously been
ynrabe fer gathering in the produce of the Farms and
Monday being so fine day. the farmers made, what
,.,n appea:ed I" them, the best Of it, The Wings,
Snweyer in the WrllsLurs district turned cut we'll aud
=. ! .nan voted for Gu. Parriutt.
Major Good has acquired many friends in Tho canvass
,s gentleman of fine talents aud political prin-
clrl:s We highly gratifcd with his address on the
r the election, and have doubt his superior tale ns
yi be brought into rcquisition by his fellow Citizens
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Ir,,,Lu nf fIc -3rth -uaGfyInl EiWSsD :

ucnccfor,h H., The Wbirligg Whg cease to abuse inc
man whom he has so unusy eal"mniaed as an IN
T;yn.r-Iad Martin Van BuIsa stopped 10 Tue niue
,r;sks and cunning DEVICES which arc hinrd at in The
csrr Letter we should nrver have heard the last Of
!, from that decent Chronicle:
~ (From The Ri:hmond Wig, Oct 70
E,,,ort of a Letter ronn the North :-' After passing
,vo or three days in the city, embarked Tor boston,
Portsmouth end Portland. at all which places had e
mos, gratifying interviews with the leading friends OF
Mr. Webster who are perfectly satisfied 10 rally
nnon Grneral Harrison for the Prrsidency-tiowever,
th.v will continue the Of their iavorite candidate
in the papers until after the election of Governor IN
Massachusetts, when they deliberately propose organ
ling their friends in that State with view to cohct'
tra,c the entire party upon the Hero Of the North nenu
That is to say; the leading Wings OF sa. tho
are to run Mr. Webster temporary cover ~, ,sl.
Governors election and then they are to atcP oniJ be-
and 10 run up the Harrison Flag This tr'cA WV Wa,Db
shameless and 1t no. eroa,r as he
denies it expressly: tho he does no. M " saws
I'VE have the bes, founded on the atss, h.
nation for believing that tue whole M nt ont
lesr 10 The yerv raverse of the fact mere Is no. u
rs The LEADING fcnds Of Mr. Webster, whom the husao
ote eItrac could venture to name that wou!a mol e'
trad;et tho state,pent throughout. =.
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THE 9ROLfIIOyNISTS.

Tba N York Mercantile insists upon it, that the In
cendary Thompson has left the United States inc snip
HiIah.EBut other papers doubt or deny the tact
The ~ Y Courier lashes the account OF the ieleloo
rough Convention from Of its members as II is gwen
in t. uWashinaon county Banner, Abolition paper
webb saws it is of course full of the can't and snivr
of the tribe The truth is, these creatures cannol ak
or write like other folks They have lingo OF lheif
own and Garrison and Dr. Cox have forged out PHRASES
for them which they all occasions ana WIN very
little regard Snip says, to "he place whe1e my P
il in" &c "1'hs Episoliser for the "Danhel ihSs's
mon i, that fanatacs had the finest time in the word al
the hospabe mansion" Of Mr. Carrot Smith, and he IS
clearly of opinion that the peng which they got 10!
t,pr impudence will sail work together tor our gooo
Il does not strike us, however, that his account OF m
ers at Vernon does represent things as working TO-
oe.Ler' as well they light do tor the happiness o.
The fraternity. He says they are noooea al TefHon
THE church bell rang, horns blown aud the sa'ts
,.cr. most unsa nctncnously saluted with mud stones
md other missiles bearing ample testimony OF TIC !ose
I fic,ion borne towards them by the yeumanry oi Tic
cou,,rv We apprehend these folks will lind things
workinp together for their good, pretty much IN .he
same way wherever they make lheF appearance ~
Bnt the aMe,o York Sunday Morning Ne'os, wheh
bas distinguished itself for its vigorous opPt s'm 70 e
Fanatics halls the defeat at Utca as Tie u"% hia " m
cause This paper speaks in the following 'ie"' 1AN
phatic language: ,eo,,er and
of the Union have prevailed, and the Abohuoh'st n
sbrunk nbashed from the conflict which they invited anu
/ provoked. .r,;on;sts
An issue fairly made up between the anontlot"
and their opponents upon the success OF the otca Co
vention Both parties felt that upon the result every
thing depended The Convention assembled, ana 'o"a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-11-06

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5rH, 1885.
neutrality-suspicious. hare been small, for a week past
Some supplies Of loose, nsssmsu en-, IS s Re rs
SO 5o-,he demand for old, privately, IL
rood, and sales Of inferior hugs at S6-ofdic,
nary refused 50-for common passed ~
aston good 40 50--and for fine 1oa ~ oo.
coRx-99 92 1-2.
Ftoun-suppiies very small, demand good sales on
the Basin bank at sc for fair and hne-e@us
will bring 6 Ia
.rt;ou o.d stock, and foreign exports Of 1oboeeo'T
! '"sp ths monk Of October.
Passed. Refused. On hand. E1 .Eep d.,
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