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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-13
FAIR PLAY.

Gently from Prince William county,
Virginia, zoe hare been informed Of a
remarkable occurrence ,0hich took
place on ths Neabsco tract, about four
miles from Dunfries, on Monday sen.
night, during that heavy thunder
storm, ,ohich, it viH be rseollected.
ovsrspread the ,ohols heauens, and APP.
parently visited eusry quarter Of cur
country. The earth for several acres,
which was previously firm and good,
suddenly (from its present appear
ancs) sunk to the depth Of about four
feet, and cracked open in innumera6le
places throughout the ,Ohols mass, as
fit had been bloom by gunpovder.-
The thunder and Zig htning there was
a,ofuHy heavy and ssusre, accompa.
MED by an abundant sAower of hail,
which, however, agas not so injurious
to the grain as to the window glass.
Numerous persons haze visited the,
spot, but are totally unable TO account
for the remarkable phenomenon.-
Some suppose it to haze been produc.
ed by the shock Of an earthquake, al
though the people residing in the
neighbourhoOd experienced, or rather
Observed no sensation during the storm
to justify such a conclusion; as from
the continual glare Of lightning, and
hsavy peazs of thunder, Nth comb.
nation Of apprehension for their per.
sonal safety, they might Aaue had a
shock Of an earthquake Uhich they
attributed to the effects ofthe raging
sterm.-Gsorgetown Metropolitan.
Another Swoop.-On Thursday eU.
enisg last, the ne,0 Jackson Council Of
Ne,o York city cleared off the remain
der ofthe Calendar. They in regular
order took up the Book, and removed
nearly hundred real or supposed
Wings. Having disposed Of the prin'
cipal officers at previous meeting,
they finished off Ditk the 'oeighers,
gaugsrs. and a0ood inspectors-oN-
ces Of the smallest possible grade, -6A-
ed generally by aged infrm men,
wAose humble seruices haze only ena'
bzsd than TO earn a pittance for large
families. Hitherto they haze not been
disturbed, e1cept in prominent cases.
The present Board haze gone through;
every man has been turned out or purg-
ed. II seems, from the deelaratios..of
members, that no person eaa hold Of"
flee unless they send in their adhesion
to the present po0srs.-N. T. paper.
We are glad TO perceive by a para
graph which we publish to-day, that
about so Of the Portuguese insurgents
who committed the atrocities at the
Cape de Verd Islands, have beenlarres.
ted and imprisoned at Norfolk on a
charge of PIRACY. Whether pirates or
not, il is certain that they are murder
ers, (some of them at least,) and as
| such they ought not to be suffered TO 60
at large. We hope they will be retained
| in custody until they shall be demand.
ed by the Portuguese Government. II
we harbor such miscreants and screen
them from justice, we shall hardly es.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-13

MIcRoscRoPIc ENGRAvING.-Mr.
Charles Toppan of Philadelphia, has
engraved the whole of the Lords
prayer on one tenth of square inch
a space less than 1-15th the size of an
average six-penny piece-so that in.
stead of 1 copy of,his prayer within the
compass of a six-pence, Mr.. Toppan's
graver would produce IS. The whole
Bible, printed in a character equally
minute, would only cover space of
II inches square.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-13

1t is understood that Gen. Jackson de-
clared himself in favor of Col. johnson
as the next Vice President, previous to
/ that gentleman's recent nomination by
the Baltimore Convention.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-06-13

The tear of Pity is a diamond of the
mind polished by humanity, which spar
Ales in the eye and beams throughout the
soul,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
DIR. RELIES
~ .sssTSyEg.Ia. DROPS !.

-. mo If the most cthcaciouS compounds III the
v,era Mcdlca ior the cure ol that class ol in'tt-
$500, J,.aascs produced by an impure state OF the
I,aJ and ylrlltcd habits OF the body, ana usually
.ji,,ina themselves in the forms OF 7rronia' salt
phr,,,,, enro,v. It. Anthonys Fine, Fever, Sores,
'',,,, ubqn The bonesarc afertcd) White Swclngs,
Hf,,,I,,d with Dr. Iehb's linlmcnt,l foul and ohst-
hers. Sore Legs and Eyes, Scadhead IN chill
1Son Srnry, and -'corbutic Gout, Pimpled OF Car
1nnrled Faces. Fostering Erpuons, and Nenereal
rint. throughout the body IN when last Ease The
n.',,. o,rn cure when Mercury fails. They are al
- The br,t Spring and \utumna fhNsIc TO pnfliN
,J cleanse the y stem from hnlnor' "h'eh frequent
!, ,,,r,r At these seasons oil the year. They also
~ Ilr oroce,, Of digestion, and by purify my the
Ll,nd prevent the secretion otma gnant hunots on
,bc lungs. Thcproprietor confidently relies upon the
,,st number ot surprising cures elected by these
D,ops. not onl IN Boston and It's uclruN, but
,b,nnoleu the mon. for the best proof OF thor cN-
.elIroc, - an uafGlnL Alternative Medicine, IN all
ihr c9scs above Specihrd'
Thj. article has recently been pro1ounced by Il
nh, sici4n OF the inst responsibility, who hadHitness-
al lis surprising efficacy entitled IN his opinion.
"a t,.c tie lead of all the popular articles Known for
tho ,hoye complaints, and indeed II is list gaining tn,
mimi N public estimation, throughout the country.
Price II Bottle, or slN Bottles Ton ~.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

Piled that il did not become the ancient ally of
Franco 10 Join its enemies at time when that
country Wis overwhelmed with misfortune, and
that he Thought he spoke tho hneuare of his gov
ernmcnt. WHEN he, AT once declined the ollrr and
IN lis name said, that it preferred trusting 10 the
good alth Of France. and 10 It's disposition, when
able TO do 80, OF dischlrgine 80 u> debit
The conversation alluded to WIS At the lime,
believe, mentioned hy Mr.. Crawford, IN his semi
official correspondence, because, from the nature Of
the cast, II could not have become the subject OF
a formal dispatch; and il /, more than probable
that the private correspondence i the then Seerc-
tarN o State contains IT,
Such arc the circumstances, uS Gr can rcoolett,
llnd they made deep impression on me II the
llm,) OF an act, Whch instead of heinp. lon"
torhcarance has been, used AGAINST II, should ON
the contrary, excite the admiration ol nations, and
cause the heart Of every ottizen OF that one eapa-
bic of performing il, 10 thrill With dcheht and pride
| nm, respectfully,
Your ohelcnt servant,
EroENI T. NAn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
y 6b'H'sa'ki.

- subscriber Will sell his tract of Land, To the
nov, "snesl bidder, on the first day of September
a.NN !! 'n9 on the l.ynchbura and salem TURNPIKE.
,cr, ''''eN nom the former place. aud containing II 81
,ih "9o", i'o atres cleared, the balance heavily
fns u mere is on the tract about forty acres OF
"''oo" Land, considerable part of which is in
,a,. eiass and will producea fine cropof Iiavthis
Tho Snn IN, lie Whole tract lies remarkably well, and
Of n,,;o wy eon9enia to the production of all kinds
lam, as well as Clover.
5bon, u, .,s tract OF Land on Little Otter in Bedford,
Of S.r,, i'I'es east of the Courthouse on the Sd
I'm :; .n'otf' winch contains about 300 acres about
The So'u', and of the tiis quality for tobacco.
flesh % 'a'' Is IN fine heart and large part of it
Kind . T produces large crops of grain of every
groa;rn ~ gentleman disposed to embark in the
vp,, OF tobacco, think can recommend this a,
The f,l.r "aoi' one Captain Austin who lives on
view VIII shew tito any person disposed to
hes oo re'iouS to the day of sale and INV son. who
Person 'le tract near Lynchburg, will shcw it to am,
moda,; h'lie TO see 1t. The terms will be accom-
''''g' and made known AT the sale.
lu,v ~ W. W. AUSTIN.
ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
E0TEHssS INTELLIGENCE.
VERY LATE FROM ENGLAND.

The New York Commercial of AUG. -, SAYS ]:
We yesterday announced the arrival below of the
packet ship Nestminser, captain ChAmplin, from
Lonl II. In the evening wo received our files oi
London papers, brought by this vessel 10 the 20th
oI july inclusive.
Tins morning thc packet Ship George " a>hine-
ton, captain lloIdrodge, arrived from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the 2lth Of July, 10 which
date We have Liverpool papers and London to the
1S1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
Rs. EEETCsEEFs 81 g'DEEEs.
Yf0.tT<r-ETE.S Exrs,sf{fl
ERMS
=. gho Y,.,lCk,bssrg E's.gi.,S0H"

uIi;,,s5 nrice ee,k. At II per- dnaam, pogabie in
rs Fm No paper eiH be diScoaidiaea (Luf al the
l,5ae ofihc Edifors) uiia oreoroges Poid
-, EMBELLISHMENTS wiH be inserted ut
70 t,.t, per squ1re (or less tte frst tmc and 374
:" o., .'' Gr each Continuance Those from distance
f'a5 raid for previously 10 their insertion" aiss The
@a ,ogai l.. assumed BY some r~Poasthe person IL
LgachJprg u, r,;,o,. ..,,,., h, .nsg. ,,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
.NEF;' GOODS.

RLAck and White Ginghams,
- Biz. Italian silk,
Assorted Gauze lldkfs.
Do Twisted Silk do
Black do do
Corded Skirts,
Blond Edging and Footing,
White and Crimson Pongec Udkfs.
'"Sf fereHcd by tie Stage, ard tor sale by
FRANKLIN, HUNT & Co.
Aug. ~ -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
cL * ArEo .VM.pcT1 NgAgsrMf4.
's'Es 81 SALE.

IN SNFi RDAl, the l9th day of September,
" 1888, there will be sold, upon the plantation re
Gently IN the occupancy OF Nmland RiebcrSon. near
the Butaloe Springs in Amherst county. a large
quantity Of Wheat, Rye and Oats. together with
Household and Kitchen Furniture. and Plantation
Utensils OF various descriptions Also, several Ilor
>eS ten or twelve head of Catle avoke of Oxen and
oN-' All, one Shot Gun and many other articles.
700 tedious here To enrrncrate. Atthe time and
place the Plantation aforesaid will be sold.
lie sale will be made for cash, in pursuance of a
"'Si deed executed 10 me BY said Nmland Riche>on,
on the eth day of June last of record in the Clerk s
oIhce OF the county court Of Amherst. Acting as
trustee, shall convey such title only as the deed
aforesaid vests in me
Don r. c. PETERS, Trustee.
August 81 I'd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
ENGI. ND.

The great topic OF iutcrc, in the London pa
pers /, the debate ON the Irish church bill Sir
Robert Peel made his important motion, as an
nounccd catlN IN the month, for instruction to the
committee 10 divide the BILL ON the 23d, and sup.
ported II 10y speech of grcat effort. The procce-
dmes were watched with great interest AMI there
can be no doubt that the question was (or will hc)
made Il trial ol strength between the two parties
Bets arc >aid to be pending 10 the iollovne
elect: five 10 one that the ministers will have
a majority Two to one that il will NOT amount 10
!ott' and even bets that it Will exceed twenty
There WIS il meeting of eiehty peers Il, the
Duke Of Wemstons on the 10th. lie did nol
state the course he meant to follow, when the cor
Poratlon and Irish church bills became the subject
OF discaNSion in the House OF Lords, his object
merely hclne 10 impress, on his supporters in that
house the necessity oi remaining IN town.
ihc House ol Commons had voted To admit the
ladte, 10 hear the debates. Hitherto thry have
only been able To enjoy that pleasure hv fettlng to
the top of tho house and listening through the ven
4 ntar, IN mo> uconyenicnt situation.
The EnrI olDuhamlc left London on the 18th,
ON his mission t. Peicrsbnreh
An noslamPed newspaper has app 'ared in Lon
don, in defiance of the acr. Price two pence half.
pc00N. 1t is said to have been mainly got up by
.ord Brougham. Il,o, he viii probably live long
"uoo9h {" repent II.
Iho Ear 81 Go,lori and the orh~r Canadian
Comnis ,j1rers Ind their final interview with Lord
GIcap'r, on the l7th
reduction OF the eWspaper stamp dulv has
been resolved on by the Cabinet, but the particu-
Iar~ are not YET given.
I,e roof ot The tunnel dug near Waterford Tor
the London and Birmingham railway, fell in on
the loth Of lu'Y, and buried 10 men beneath, al
OF whom alu supposed toh have been killed instant
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
rNruAcr or \ LETTER rnoM rAnls, pNrln a.
II 1879.

ENrUtCT or IfrftE fRoM rNnts, p\lin a. y
~ 1879.
The Fourth OF July was celebrated mthe French
Capital Is usual hy the Americans. who assembled
at "A larec saloon IN the Boi, dc Bonloonc.
\ magnificent dinner, Il la lrmeaisc, VI, srrv-
Cd up, toast, given, emitting, of eenr-r, any allu-
SION To the late unhappy differences hrl"efn the
two countries. We had an CT and present ncm
her OF CONGRESS, Mr. Wupr md Coz, @urrr
The former has zone 10 the Rhine To take tic u,t.
al tom of Germany and Switzerland. 'Ibe latter
(tol. w has eone to Spaln, 10 sec The donS, AMI
10 yet paper, for his history OF Louisiana aud Flor
da.
hld "a conversation with French Minister
Yesterday, in which he spoke With unaffected To-
erct II the difference between i'm0ee j,u '5r nj
ted States, and expressed the greatest sollenlr
that II should be terminated honor,bh and sat~lic-
orlly To both nations.
lie SAYS, thai the President and hi, Ministers,
Congress and their constituents, must see tln III"
King and hi, Ministers acted in GOOD faith apl 10y
atty in the cNccolon of the Treaty. That ,hcy
ma lc il Il cabinet rc>oaion, the Ministers haNlno
hazardcd their commits, and claims, upon its
success. They desire nohug hnmillltine from
the United States, They know Them too well to
expect it; but Thai, as tlier conduct in tho end
must have satisfied us thai they acted in gond ttth,
"judgmg tn, htc by It's fruH,' thcN cNpect such
declaration from the public authorities of the
United Smcs--morcy 10 say, that the prr>i-
dent is satisfied that the knp', eoe,rnmenl adj
hrrcd othc Treaty, and acted In GOOD filth n
urging It's ,Nccution.
V } Dai}g I}y,.{;<,y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

Melancholy accounts continue To be giycn of the
Suffering OF the poor III various counties, and par
ticulfly in Mayo. More than 1000 persons in
that county said To be destitute even of the
mcanest clothing, and upward Of 5000 are deNcrib-
ed as sleeping on the bare ground or with no bet
ter beds than heath and PUSHES and all this in adj
dition 10 suffering the pangS of hunger.
The Dublin Evening Pos, giyes long and alarm
ING accounts of disturbances in Armagh, Belt 81,
Emi,killcn and various places, ocoasioned by Or
angc professions. The Elrl Of Mulgmve had Ia
ken prompt aud decided measures to prevent and
>lpirrss the olitrauCN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

OF EVERY SCRiPTI0N,
FOR SALE IT Ills OFFICE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03
ssse E.s'gEE NJ.

EAA nusH. FLAN-SEED, for which the high
pVV est Cash price will be given.
MILLER < ROBERTS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

COMMITTEE oN REsoLt Hons.
Robert I. Conrad DR.. II. NJ. Bird,
Robert Morris, \. l.. Dongherv,
Richard Penn Smith, John X. Walker,
Benjamin Matthias, Charles Scha1cr, j.,
Charlie, Naylor Henry H. Smith,
Aorri, Mattsua, Willis &. Clarke.
Whereas the inlj,crcct and improper interior
cncc OF ftain individuals of the North with the
domestic relations Of the slaycholdine States OF
the South, having endangered the peace OF ou. icl-
low citizens Of that section of orr common coun-
Try, and excited approximations and pr udce, M
furious to the Union and whereas, the citizens
OF the south having appealed to their brethren OF
the non-slaseholdIn3 States 10 manifest their dis
/ appreciation OF the measures referred to, and to
rescue them from the incenilary efforts OF those
who make their territory the seat q warfare upon
the domestic institutions of the South There
/ lore,
Rcs0ieed, That respond to The cad OF our
! brethren of tic SoDtn that we arc their brethren,
and, a, such, sNmpathae in their dangers aud
wrongs. and view with regret and indignation the
incendarv measures which have disturbed their
tranquility.
RcSoired. That we consider Tie course of the
ibolilionists in organizing societies, maint aiming
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-03

reiterated on laearda and E>tcla. The despatch
also SAYS that one of thc tarl,t haftalions passed
over TO the Queen, troops. The great object of
Don Carlos is sad 10 bc the capture of Puenla La
Rcyna, the possession al which would enable him
10 cut oil all communication between Pampcuua
and the line of the Ehro. Paris paper, ot the 18th
state that pucata la ReNna had been relieved Ivy
General Cordoya, and halthc Carll>ls had retreat
ed ON Eehani.
Melancholy accounts are given et intraciions OF
the convention arranged by Lord Eliot prison.
er> are said 10 have been slaughtered ON both
sides.
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'
Accounts have hcen1cccived at Paris of Sc
N,re check sustained by the French near Alerrs,
on the 27th of June from an Arab chief called Alb
def habcr. The loss in killed w, 500, and the
routed Frauchnen were not able to brna of their
buggloc or even their wounded and it was
with difficulty that Gen. Trcz,l, with the the re
mains OF hi, forces, mlde his way back 10 Dram.
The Arabs were $1,000 in number Marshal
Claasei was Immediately ordered To Aeicrs, 10
take command and resume tho goycrnorNhlp Of
tlr colony. The ioreian legion, destined for
SPAIN Is said To have suffered severely in this en-
gagcmcnt.
\ French officer ofrank had been despatched
into Austrian Poland, to watch the military move
men in dat quarter \ force of thirty thou
sand men vas assembling there, but whether as
the Austrian contingent to the great review at
ka}i,ch. or as IA precautionary measure against
tine suspicious, designs Of Russla"as much doubt
cd.
The uG- of the process m0HStfe was still IN pro
grc>s, meeting new cmbarrassments, however, At
every step. Tie court had decided by majority
of one hundred and fourteen to sixteen, to pro-
coed with the trial, of such prisoner, were alb
sent, either by Hight, illness, or ohNtlnacv; it was
expected that the sixteen peer, who voted IN the
negative, would Withdraw altogether from the tn
al, and thus increase the probability OF quorum
being ultimately wantng,in which case there could
be- no decision. ,sonc OF the t"cniN-egit pm
,oncrs who escaped, seem to have been recaptur-
cd l. was thought that the trial would bc con-
GUIDED some time before the end OF July. The
method adopted by the prisoners was to strip them
snlve, naked and lie down in iheir beds, whence
thov refused ,ori,c when summoned to attend be-
forrIIe climber, and hal to be carried by force,
beds and all.
The impression seems to be that the conspiracy
to a,,assiuate the King, WAS nothing more than
hoax.
SPAIN.
Avcc, from Midrid are to the lfth OF July,
AMI f.om Bayoanc 10 tie ooh. They represent
lie contest It, fast approaching to It's cIosc--tho
Narisl, every where retreating or rcpuised, and
the assistance from n4land abundant TO complete
the restoration oitraaoalllit>. \ severe engage
men, i said to have taken place on the Sh nca'
Vttoria, between larec body OF the Queen 5
troops commanded by Gen. Cordova, and sir"hE
force OF Calsts under Moreno both SIDES claim
ell the victory but the Carlst, soon after retired
towards f. siia.-A telceraphc despatch from
l3avonne aated the ooh, gvcN accounts o another
affair %. 'hc 10th aitcr which the Far'Ia again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-02-28
H5DRgEEGN.
LATE FROM ET1ROpE

BY the ship Alexander Barclay Capt Perry arrive
az FhadelPha, we have adgices from Liverpool to the
Olh January, and Paris dates TO the evening the 7th
two days later from England, and one day later from
France than ue Intelligence last furnished The news
~ THIS arrival is not important. The account of Mr.
Livingston determination to retain his place at Paris
unt his passports were forced upon him is confirmed
Callgnani $ ..lcssengcr has this statement:
MIR Livingston wrote a letter TO Admiral de Rgpv
IN answer to that Which informed him that his passports
would be delivered to him, in which MIR. Livingston
stated that has Instructions did not indicate the steps be
was to take ia such case, il had not been forccen
and therefore requested the Minister TO make him ac
quanled with the intentions of the French Government
and state whether it wished that he shoud uno
atcy quit France, whether he might wait for nsnc
tons from his Government We are not ac
qnanted with the reply Of Admiral de Reny: but of
course II was not OF nature to add to the cnbarrass-
pent which already exists by enforcing the Minister
departure The accounts Of the pacific dispositions NJ
the Congress received Yesterday arc like wise calculated
~ calm any approximations that the affair will be carried
to extremitics."
a London paper says
As respects domestic news, the French papers now
before Us are rather interesting than any that
reached during some days although ain occvried
nearly to exclusion, with elections and the quarrel
with the United States Of America On the former sub
Jcct The Ministerial papers continue to express their
hopes that the tadcal party in this country will have
succeedcd bat II is evident and indeed from orr rr.
yate letters VIC know il to be fact that the French 60
yernment begins to admit doubt Of tie triumph Of RIA
dicalism.
With regard 20 the American question our Paris let
ter states that te general opinion resolves itself into an
uncertainty whether Ministers shall be able 10 carry f
bill through the Chamber, and th0s maintain themselves
n Office, and whether not the American Government
may not take the Withdrawal of the French Minister from
Washington, and the notification 10 Mr. LIVINGSTON the
American Minister in Paris mortal aifrort 10 be re-
seutedb by immediate hoslcs. Tho great probability
~ however, that the menaced COLLISION will not take
place
Nota osd fuher 10 inc papers bearinp npon the ,ela
IONS between TINS country and FfancePc0H Inquirer
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= .ese' al, Lai The hltv ing gentlemcn le ar;,o;r.
Cd Delegates % the Congressional cntion which ia
TO assemble IN this City ON Monday nextud shat They
be requested TO make arrangements for The incen, III
The Convention, viz Alcssrs r. n Nicholas John Brock
enorough, Thomas H. Bigger, VIM ID. Wren Charles
II. hyde, James Boshcr, Francis Wicker, and James
Rawlings.
The above Resolutions having been read wore unani-
mously adopted by the Meeting.
lhe Meeting then proceeded to nominate a suitable
person to represent the City in the General Assc
bly, when Charles H. Hyde received the unanimous vote
of the Meeting
Resored Tina. the Editors of papers in this CITY be
requested to publish these proceedings
- And then The Meeting adjourned
PETER V. DANIEL, ChoirmaN.
{. III. UyDE, Sccretdry.
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vernment and laws of this Commonwealth, when he was
elected to the Unted States Senatcs
Let me tell you--Air Leigh is the man. Now sir,
ask Mr. Leigh Friends, aud particularly The gentleman
from Augusta, who hss been rood furnish me
with MIR. 'rghs sentiments (nr his dcc,aration) upon
these suhee whether his acts correspond with his posi-
tive decare,iis and sir aw upon this sui ct For my
part sir. think they d. not, merely mention this
an instance, To let you kn.w how inconsistent Nr Leigh
ishow easy il is 70 say thing. and how pleasant and
congenial with his feelings to do enothcr-espccally
where the peoples money is concerned.
To DC coa:Rueu)