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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-04-11
IVTELLIGENCER.
ROMNEY. APRIL II.

The Baltimore Chronicle of last week
says, il is rumored that extensive chang.
es are about being made in Washington
city; and great alarm is said to exist a
mong the office-bolders. The farce of
"Turn Out" is to be enacted for the
especial benefit of Mr.. Van Buren,; and
all who are suspected of disposition to
shelter themselves under the pRApEAU
BLANC, are to have marching orders. =
The President is resolved that Mr.. Van
Buren, shall be his successor, and there
fore will not tolerate officers who demur
to sending ia their adhesion.
We observe it stated, and we pre-
sumo correctly, tina, it is Mr.. Benz. C.
Howard, of Baltimore, and not Mr..
RIvEs, of Virginia, who has been as
socisted with MIR. RUsH, by the Execu-
tive, to go to The West, to endeavor 10
adjust the boundary difficulty between
Ohio and Michigan.
Our latest paper from Detroit is to
the goth Of las, month. At that lime
no further Intelligence had been re-
ceived in relation TO the dispute. The
military movements OF the Michigan
militia have been temporarily suspend
ed. The Advertiser says:
1.-THE Adju,ant General Of Ohio has
issued general orders to the militia of
the Northern counties to prepare for a
Conflict. From the various manifesto
tons ofthe Executive ofthat State, il
is probable that an attempt will be made
10 anticipate any movement on the part
Of The General Government, and to
take possession Of the disputed tract
before any counteracting measure can
be inierposed. We trust no indiscreet
zeal oneither side will propel the par.
ties TO collision which will endanger
The public peace. Michigan will ac,
on the defensive, i, is true, against a
powerful foe, but if hostili,ies should
actually commence, they will be soon
stayed by the General Government"
The Advertiser contains letter from
the Delegate of the Territory in Con-
gress, Mr.. LYON, 10 which it is intimat-
ed that the President has expressed his
determination to support Michigan in
retaining the territory.
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WILLIAMsPoRT, A pril 4.

The Canal We are happy TO in.
farm our readers, mat the water was
admitted into the level below this place
ON the 1st instant, and tina, 10 a very
few days, the Canal will be navigable
the whole distance, from Dam No. S
above Williamspors, 10 Washington.
The Basin, at the foot OF Potomac
street, has been for upwards of week
past, crowded with boats, arks, &c.
laden with Coal and Flour. Some
have been unloaded here, and others
are waiting for the whole canal to be
opened, TO proceed below.
The busy busting appearance, which
the arrival of the boats has given to
that part Of the town in the vicinity of
the Canal, is truly gratifying I; it al
most puts US ia mind Of the wharves
of commercial cities. Warehouses are
springing up on the banks of the Ca
nal, in order to meet the business
which, when it is opened, must accrue
to them. Busy laborers may be seen
rolling to and fro barrels of -four and
wheat, or unloading from their dingy
vessels the black diamonds of the
West, and the whole manifests de-
gree of prosperity which Williamsport
has not often Witnessed Banner.
A boat laden with goods, departed
yesterday from this place for Hancock,
via the Canal
Not a single breach has occurred in
the Canal, above or below this place,
since the admission Of the water
There were few leaks Of so slight
importance, however, as no, to render
the withdrawal of the water necessa-
ry.-L6.
AwfuUy Sudden Deaths "A few
days ago as Mr.. Job AspinwalI, Of
Hove Edge, Halifax, innkeeper, was
passing through field, along with two
other persons, he met friend, with
whom he shook hands, Immediately af-
ter which, both he and his friend fell,
and both Instantly expired. - York { u
C. Courier.
THE INTERIOR OF A CONVENT.
A little volume has recently been pub.
lished in Boston, that will no doubt Cir
culate very widely throughout the coun-
! try. 1t is the narrative of Miss Reed
who was for some months an inmate Of
the Ursuline Convent, and PROCESSES tc
| give detailed and unvarnished account
ofthe ceremonies within that institution
The editor the Boston Traveller hal
been favoured with a glimpse of some o
the proof sheets, and ii is from his notic'
that we derive these particulars. Mis-
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altar OF the Blessed Virgin, and make
the sign Of the cross.
II. liza Religieuse persist in DISC
bsying the superior, she is TO be brought
before the Bishop Of the diocess /; and
punished as he shall think proper
Never to smile except at recreation, nor
even then, contrary to religious deco
rum.
IL. Should the honoured mother,
the Superior, detect Religieuse whose
mind is occupied with worldly thoughts,
or who is negligent 10 observing the
roles ofthe Monastery, which are re.
quisite and necessary TO her persever.
ance and perfection in religious life,
she should Immediately cause her TO
retire to her cell, where she should en-
ter into retreat.-Phil. Dctector.
Died in Madison county, Ten. Mo-
SEES robson, Sen. and MARY his wife,
the former aged 6S years, six months
and 20 days-the latter aged &c years
lacking three days. II is singular
providence that these old people we're
raised in the same neighborhood, went,
to the same school lived together as
husband and wife AZ years and 1 5 days,
raised large family of children, were
baptized the same day, were taken sick
about the same time, died the same
day, within IL hours of each other, and
we're inferred 10 the same grave.
The Morocco Lion was sold at auc-
ton, on Saturday last, agreeably to
public notice. He was knocked down
at $3.50 cash. The highest bidder
proved TO be the agent OF a Menagerie
in Boston, for which establishment the
animal was purchased. Hundreds Of
people, supposing the Lion would be
exhibited to public view, repaired to
Mr.. Dyer's Auction Rooms, at the hour
Of sale, to get gratuitous look at him,
but they we're disappointed. He ap.
peared only by proxy.-Nat. Int. of
april 6.
Melancholy Accident.-A highly
respectable gentleman of this Town,
stepped into his garden yesterday NOR.
ming and for the purpose OF Brighten
ing some birds from the trees, hastily
discharged horseman's pistol among
them not dreaming for moment that
he would endanger, much less destroy
the life of a fellow man thereby. The
ball with which the pistol was charged,
in descending, at the distance Of be-
tween $50 or 400 yards, passed through
the head of worthy and industrious
individual by the name of alley, al
work repairing a house, aud caused
immediate death. The unintentional
author, of this affecting accident, and
the family and friends of the deceased,
have the deepest sympathy of this
community in the calamity which the
one has caused, and the others suffer-
Petersburg Constellation, March rs.
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French Commerce Nth America,

II is stated that the city of Lyons alone
annually sends to the American market,
manufactured silks to the value OF 10
COG, 900 dollars.
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NJ The SMALL Pox exists in severa
of the lower counties of this state.
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~ The Post Office at WEsTERNEoRD,
Randolph Co. Va. discontinued on the
first Of January last, has again been es-
tablished, and SOLOMON Parsons, Esq
appointed Post Master.
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r We observe in the Loudoun con-
gressional district, that CHARLES F. MER-
GER, is opposed by DR.. ALDRIDaE JAMES
fWhie) and VIM. T. T. MASON, Esq.
ADMINISTRATOR tits supposedifMessrs.
Mercer and James continue as candi.
dates, it insures Mr.. James election.
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A boat laden with goods, departed
yesterday from this place for Hancock,
via the Canal. Id.
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~ mum, u '''' e'''z,,nS 81 iifhfg convened
al mn cou'i nou>e' Oh HonaaS u'e 9ih inS''' 10
''N1 mo n>o'''''o' 'l' 'i'''ef Steps necessary
=" ut" pau 10 l'io'ooe o'e construction 81 ran
'o1' ,'o, ,'l'. ,',,'s ''s'' y, on IN, hnn
,'N' :" il,o''o,,' '9'' "llch H.
re lo''''he was called 10 the char and John T.
oo.''' 'l'.,i''a r'nJ'ctS "f the
'te'.fs ana TIE Necessity Tor immediate action on
II''S interesting soe,fe were explained and en-
'"''r9 oF III p,flloiooe% tsaa. WHO offered
''' "'"''s ''sa'','oos' WHICH, n'hg S''eraiY
'"u '"u commenced Oh were unanimously adopt
ed ~.
Isl h'soNeo' mi N 't' oPlioh oil tins meet
my II Is 'N'1.'nn' l" make immediate app ''a''on
10 'le Laei'a'i,' 'oF a Tnar'fr Incorporating a
company 10 'on>'foe' ran ROAD nom some point
near ire termination o til,, existing ran road on
U.e hoanahe, ny p1hNlIe 10 tNaa,han, Gnu
"'"c', y mr. F.t,ehute ! oMHtl'fte t0Ht tat NHh
I" m oP"ioR' IN na ifnaessse hHe.
-. heso'e'' Ha' HE t.Neco'lNe COMMITTEE
appointed at 'hrreeent convention at pan'Ilc tie
requested to take measures tor bringing tins sub
J'cl' by nrh'i"n Or memorial, as they deem prop
er' Immediately under the consideration ol our lc-
gl>lliuls.
81 heHolIed, IA, as1m'l1rapPHcatono e made
TO the hrsisIdof'o' Norm 2foilna' aud mat the
same committee De authorized ana requested 70 al
''hd tH,ieie.
fh kfsolNed' mat IN adalnon to the dele
gates from tins county 10 the oan''I" 'ohVentlon'
the following gentlemen be requested to rtiend at
k'ehmoha or ei1f"hefe' wherever the tX'cnt'c
Committee may 'llah proper 10 assemble 'he cor
Nen,'on.
Ada"''n@ aeffSates I" me tonce"flon.-CoI'
JOS Maritn' MAJ. hohsrt iialrsfon' Capt Geo
GraVG'N, MAJ ,,eo. W. MARTIN george a: brown
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urpGE. WHITE.

IN. Washington Globe is even more abusive,
..a,ss;l,le of Gen. Jacksons old friend, than il
..,r v,s of Mr. Clay. Mr.. W cbstcr or Mr.. Cal
sa,,, See how it rijieuic, his personal appear
ance
I'VE had suppos d that there would not be oc-
mi, tn notice the movements of judge
NJ. m, he is an oddiy, and gets the more ac-
~. ~. oll.r he grows. For Years he sat in tie
&c /. Ike a graadsiro cut IN dioJaSttr, 'as mo-
':s,,oss as stone His posture pcrpcndicular--hi,
-. ,l.seed-his ewes Sed-each particular hair
'.,,,oa straight as "A plumme line to his shoulders.
~ mos !, look, a very Gao OF Utica. aud one
-, l,a ve rcadil, ianccd that he diSin,crred
-, ,,o lava of liercnlancum, and set up in the
nc the figure OF Rccttudc, "A meR'cHto mari
..:l.a the conscicnccS of the Catucs of the
=, - With terror. But what sill more aN-
-, h., snake periodically once a year, and every
'"'' = rs +, warning to the " higs. He voted reg
III, with sght motion Of the lips, and every
.o,e was condemnation OF tie op0osl'lo on.
And so the Globe GOES ON through I've columns,
N AMOS Kendall bost style .LclaborI"g n'nwhom
:, once eulogized as a pillar of It's party! Aud
for what Simply because the Judge, IN comp.i-
-...e with the wishes Of large portion OF tie ~
a,o,;can neople has consented that lis name shall
10 ,scd as a candidate fer the Presidency. in OPP
.,,s;,,on to the Presidents idyorte! Ii thcsv
ding, be done in the green lF"c, what may we
-, o,,ect in the dry The American people
.b,uId with one voice, condemn this infamous at
,em,t to crush the freedom Of opinion aud ac-
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TIE CIlEROkEE INDIANS.

l., the last Milcdgevile Recorder, We find the
,olowipp letter, addressed TO The Governor OF
Georgia, and containing various slgnoturpS, be sides
those annexed to il. 1t gives reason to hope that
the Indian difficulties will be settled this winter to
the satisfaction OF all parties
Co,>ctt. GRorNp or THE CHrRokrE Nation,
RED CLAY, October %, 1885.
s,-The undersigned, the principal Chief, the
assistant principal Chief, the Committee and
Council oi,llc Cherokee Nation, trust Nou viii APP
precate the purity Of their motive for thus addrc>-
.nq yo,l You are aware of the distressing stu
a,on in Which our country stands. We are tie
earlier posscssors of the SOIL which We vet retain,
hut where events which we have bad no share
whatever in producing, surround us with all tie
ansietes and privalonS of war, although in a
nerfcct state of peace Various attempts have
been made to arrange our difficulties, and upon
conditions which may satisfy the people We
have been misrepresentation have been SANDER
ed. The General Government of the United
States has been swayel by AGENTS of its own, who
do not enter into the feelings of onr nation, and who
ado,t course in reference to H. which has made
tho nation distrusfn The ChcrokeoS will onll
nut faith in those whose dcvotodncSS to them has
been tried They have appointed a Delegation 10
settle their diilicutlcs. To accomplish this, they
have invested that delegation with the fullest pow
srs. If sources ofirrtation arc now avoided, VIC
doubt not all will be accomplished which can be
desired on the close of the present session Of
Congress, should We not greatly misapp:ehel.d the
feelings of the General Government.
Under these circumstances, We have thought it
due to ourselves, to you, to the United States, to
the interest of humanity, to make this rcpresrH-
iation, and to ask that you will submit it to the Ip-
gislaurc, of which YOU arc the hcad-and in sub
hitting ii, that vou will cntrcat your LEGISLATURE
whatever they may have had the purpose Of doing
regarding those portions Of our nation which bor-
der on their possessions, to abstain, at any rate,
until this negotiation shall be completed from pas
sing any law, sanctioning any proceedings
which may farther harass people 50 deeply GAL!
led, that renewal of irritating measures, at mo-
ment 50 critical might cntrclt defeat the objects
Of hnse who have nothing at heart bat the peace
and happiness of their countrymen, and pc'ma-
ncnt friendship with yours.
We have the hon ur to be, sir, your ExColleucy S
Mos, ohcdicnt servants.
lSigned) JOHN ROSS, Principal Chief.
GEO. LOWREN, Ass. Pr. Chief.
RlCII'D TAYLOR, Prcs't \. C..
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sAx,E oE vanynnGn MEGRons

7 DIt Z Nf7Tf.
HpI vttae Of decree of the Circuit Superior
Rh Count OF Law and Chancofy, Tor the county OF
Nelson pronounced II tie easo Of Dold and wife, ~.
Birpt. n The bcaber term 1885. shall, on the LIST
day Of January ueAi, IN hoai a I. T. Estes Hotel
m TIC town ot IuYlnpslof, sell TO the highest bidder
ton c,sh he Nretaes that nay be allotted 10 Landon
H. aud llmes h. fien ont oil their fathers estate or
q, many will be sufficient 10 raise the sun, men.
toned ~ aid decree, (which over SIX thousand dol
aJs) Tho Negroes belonging 10 the estate of James
Brcut dec ID with one OF tno exeepdons,) are young
Iad hkcly, ransistaf Of Nh y omen, Boys aud Girls
JOIN WHITEHEAD, Conn.,
Nov. ~ wtIJ
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CLASSIC Al. SesgGBE,.

FE'lll, Sub.crbct ha,u. s.rlaaaeeiig located Inn,
self III Charlottc,sIllr aud coufIieIed li,4 ell,
cation with a view to the instruction Of Youth u,
forms the public thai he viii open a Roar3fap Scfool
preparatory to the University of ,pInl, on In l.,
of January ur>t. at the lor5c aud comm laIoas b,ek
building, midway between Chaiottc.,lae and the
University.
In TIN, school viii be taupbi Mathematics inclpd
IN. Arithmetic, Plane and ~pheti,l 'Fnronom,t,z
Plan. and SOLID Geometry aud ,son,,m@, the l.1i5,
and Greek Languages. meludlne tue Eoman and
Grccldu Antiquities, with The IiIsiof1 and t.eoeraob,
Of each, English Grammar, Gomposion, ilemrnis
OF History. Chrenolo.v Geosl,,piI, and ,I1,,. ,,
h1uch"s \ knowledge OF the Trench viii be IN.
parted by native ui France. 10 those " ho NAV d..
sire It. Stuct attention shall be pad 10 tie nolal>
and principles o the youth entrusted to ms ea.e, aud
such discipline maintained III all Tine IS viii ensure
proper attention 10 thca studies and correct depoli
mcnt. Circular, addressed once 4 month Ia ibe,
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XiRCINs - cfcui. snfefior cour. n
Law and fhanteiy. continued and heliforNc
son County. n the cenrllause. Oh Thursday the
9th day OF October, 1s:i5.
lahn J. Wool. alias John Mood Jopliue. and
JOIN, James, Barnett aud Liza pape Marian Hrlr-
water AMI sail, bra vile lerrner, sail, Fare. I'D
samuel Joseph. Mary Ann. Edmund, Robert.
George aud JOSIAH Page, infau, children OF Edward
Page and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth W,
Wool, by Edasld ragc. ,heit father and mex, fieul,
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kNoNvuLr, Nov. I'd, 1885
Genhcmen-On yesterday | received your po-
Tito invitation to be present at n State Festival
to BIO given in the city of Baltimore on the Ilth
instant.
My distance from von put, it out Of my power
to accept this invitation.
For this mark of respect feel very grateful, and
regret that my situation compcls to deny myself
the pleasure Of being present with YOU.
With sentiments of the hirhes, rcpcci,
am your most OBJ. scr,'t,
liuGm l.. Wuirr.
Mossrs. David Hoffman, and others
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u \ border war has broken ont between the
authorities Of New Hampshire and Canada. \
Citizen OF the former has been arrested and carried
was battle, in which some severe wounds were
inflicted, but no lives lost. As Gen. Jackson is
such an able diplomatist, it is to be wished that
he would settle the boundary lines both on the ca
madam and Nova Scotia frontiers
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W 1t having been remarked that Gen. Bcr-
nard' the aid-de,camp fthe French King, is init
'na'e'y acquainted with the plans of all our fort
"ea'ons, having been Chief Engineer in the SER
vice OF the United States while they were in pro-
ecss oil construction, a writer in the New York
''ar' who signs himself 4 Pdrjsidn," repels the
idea that he would employ knowledge, obtained
''uer such circumstances, to our deirmcnt--rc-
''ea'' as IT would prove him. to the obligations of
s'ao'ude, and regardless of the oath of fidelity
'"''' ne took ON entering our service. 1T is not
year NSays the wrer) since | spoke with Gen.
Bernard of the possibility of war between the
wv Countries and heard him express his regret
Vi no. oeng able, in that case, TO give to the King
'"u rance proofs ofhis entire Devotion"
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u public dinner was given to Senators
Mangum and Leigh, at Jackson, n. G. on the 6th
inst About o. 500 persons were present. In
,itations had been sent to Senator Tyler and other
distinguished gentlemen, who, were unable to al
tend. Mr.. Leigh made brilliant speech of an
hour and half in length, and Judge Mangum spoke
upwards Of two hours
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aEoXNuNrA1 ORDERS,

VIE General Court Of Enquiry for the i3tsi Re
piment Virginia Militia. vii be heldat the W.. L.
logten Hotel. on saturday next, At II o'clock \
II. GEORGE f.. \DRNtn
iJmmief H' i5lst Il, yinem Ia. M,litif
my. - l.
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u Judge White and his lady left Knoxville on
the 10Th inst. for WASHINGTON Cny. Previous to
his departure, he partook of a public dinner in that
cry a, which large number Of gentlemen we're
present.
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20 n9fG- pUanXfs.

fENjlE understand let4n' leased the premises
! Gently orcupirl y the ies4rs. beaes, at tho
lower cd o Main @treef,sis To" making arrange
ucut, 10 naan,aaette every description OF
f'EtEtSFtEfs= aAafBFAGFS;
and tt the cmt1oyu'o al coRpct al Northern hands.
sod tue use ol good materials, will produce arti
a, tua' bean comparison tn northern work.
uui thoehy eous,uee tie pieiudicsd that tasty aud
oaj aG,ccs a thu klnd eta be nade " South Of the
Ylt.mtc,1 heleeis no doubt S To his ultimate sue
cc-s. For the accommodation. However, of those
persona who may -G,,arhim with then patronage, ho
vIInle arrangements. III a few ,erets, for rcra-
lar supply Of Northern Carriages.
!o has on hand, at present, Two handsome Family
Carriages do. Earouehe, extension top. and ono
e., -aut Sulhy
{ r. Gcpaas loae a, ;hs shortest notice.
S. AYRES.
Nov. II tsif
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"ov' Marcy, of New York has pardoned
yo'"s onderdonk, (he son of the Bishop of that
' VINO was recently convicted of forgery, and
s"'ea TO the penitcntiary therefor. SO that it
,;n" Tue meshes of the law, though it may some
=, ',' catch bts fish, cannot hold him 1! We are
o.: " see the indignant commentaries which this
''''"aoe exercise Of the pardoning power has
.Ir III .'0 New York papers, Of both parties.
Son. ''s"e onderdonk had been a youth of OBJ
'0 parentage and fortune, tic law would have
we" permitted to take its course ; hut, for the
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sAtDkEnv, m1HD4FaRE;
Ind MI kindsof TOOLS, at he Sign of !" tn
Eoider radto1kr

M have recently nado such additions to our
" Stock of Goods. as to make the assortment
"a 0AnnhERi complete. comprising, with very few
'N''ptons,l every ariel. ID that hue. And tic as
''tm'nt ~ 3hEp" Anf eof general variety: such
- bHRimg iateriais, Coach aud Cabine, Makers
Materials, aud fooLs Of every description.
We are dcterninedt6 .ell Goods ut as Low prices.
1s any other house can OF will sell them Dealers
are invited to give call, and assure them orr
e'Cous shall he used obtain their custom by sell.
ing che p. HUFFMAN & SCIlOOLFIELD.
Nov. q its
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NTNYRTACTS.

MARRIED. On the oh instant, b, the Rev. Ar
chlbald smith, Nj. Sfurlr. ". nlohG>. o. Iep1e-
burg, 10 Miss ELIZA " TALBOT Of tins place
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CIV e make rooe, fllis morning, fer peep
into the British House Of Lord, anl Commons, b,
the American tourist, Brooks. Tie reader viii
lind II worthy ol pern,al
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rsesp4gOygssg, & 0'gEN,

& MEIER thoir services TO the public, to do
W a general Commission Business They are
ready TO make reasonable advances to all person
WING intend 10 send their produce to this market
They hope by strict attention to business TO Oh
tain share OF public patronage.
TlIOS. A, HOLCONBE,
Join ~ .OTEY
July Il ~tsf
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In obedience TO the directions of the board, We
have proceeded 10 examine the account of tie trca-
surcr will the Society, and report tie FOREGOING
account as the result OF cur examinations, which is
respectfully sal mittod. /. BENAGH,
l.. 3. EARLY.
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Nov ID

hey leave gentlemen 10 Offer youa to.a' having
reference to tho opinions which have taken the
liberty TO lnirude upon YOU. ! must beg you also
TO pardon the western character of the phrascolocy
IN which il is written:
The peopis Of the tnited Sfdte,-Mav they
ever remember that 10 preserve their liberties,
they must do thcirown voting and llcr own fight
ing.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, with great
respect and considerations
Your humble servant,
w H. IIARnIsoN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19

iailiion'h TIM, point has been gwen TO Shahs.
peare's sarcasm:
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less breaks"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-19
NEGROES WANTED.

7 WISH TO purchase twenty OF thirty YOUNG
d NEGROES, from % 10 Is years Of age-fer
whom tho highest market pfice will be given.
NJ HART
Nov ~ d.