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

u The Richmond Enquirer 'n,sts upon it tia,
/" does not comprehend MIR. Leigh. We had re-
ally supposed that any man who could see through
Mr.. Van Buren,, rs he OF the ENQUIRER pro-
fcssc, TO do, would be 400 much Of an Edipu, II
he COMPOUNDED by 80 STRAIGHTFORWARD man as MIR
Leigh But none are so ignorant as ,hos" who m,i
mt understand
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~ DIR. Powell, the Phrcnoloelst, in a late Lee
urc AT Nashville asserts that Mr.. Shields, of that
place, has realty discovered the great mystery OF
perpetual motion, and he sharply rcprovcd those
persons who wero little sceptical 81, must be
so, Plato : thou dost reason we'll"
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DIl:GES' OEElCE
LynrhbMI'g, Oct. 1911, 1885.
MORE SMALL LECKi
At THE COTTAGE

IITI w NVITI
Drawing of the Wheeling Lottery, Class No. H.,
ron 1875.
4 62 40 10 81 81 50 II % 3 63
Half Ticket 40 50 90 prize of 800 WAS
sold al this Office. Tickets in Dismal Swamp
Lottery, No. 81 for sale at
DlGGES' OFFICE
0cLutk.
Oct. 10
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" The Legislature of Tennessee, being the
first under the new Constitution. assembled nj,
nashville on the 5'l, inst. Jonathan Webster was
elected Speaker of the Senate, and Eplram II.
Foster, oi the House of Representatives.
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NliO offers for sale, in quantities to suit pur-
w chasers elegant assortment OF Halter
Trimmings, several pieces Extra Blue and Black
Cloh-also. two or three Wheat Fans. All of which
will be sold at reduced prices, if applied for soon.
J. BOAl.
Scp.3 its
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Valuable Real Estate at AUG ton.

I WILL SELL on Saturday, the cath instant, the
i House aud Lot formerly occupied bv II.zckiah
Jordan This property is agrceablv situated and a
convenient residence for family.
The House and Lot on Federal Hill, adjoining j.
X. ID. Payne, and one handsome hall-acrc Lot en-
Chased in the neighhorhood Of the first named Lot.
Terms at sale, which will be conducted b, John
X. ID. Payne, auctionecr.
H. DUNNINGTON, Agent.
Oct 10 II If
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LMOND Lotion, Clemens

4 LMOND Lotion, Clemens zaf..s-ia
"A Extract Pink Root, Compound,
do. SarsaParilla, Cubcbs aud Copaiva do.
do. Boneset. do.
do. coIttiva. do.
do. Iceland Moss do. lssa
do. Dulcanara. do. 1888 aH 81
Vaccine Virus or Scal,s,s r ss.sat Sd s.s1t
Super Carb Soda = saazs s.5s era
Skeletons French, rery ioe.. 49,. .s.fs
Oil Sencha Tartarc Acid
Red Bark true -; Oris Roots
Bottles for Apothecaries and Contectiohcfs,
Calamus Root Walls, assorted,
Nursing Bottles, Nipple Shield, Breast Pumps,
complete ~ s' as7TnfzeseF FHss
Fancy Colors for rooms. netr style. \ fino sup
ply will be received in 4 few days.
White Lilly Root powdered,
Almonds, Hilbert, Palm and Pea Nuts,
Guimane Paste: Pink aud other Saucsrs,'
Conservative Water. for gentlemen. ess
Oil Copiva and oil Cubebs. ,i sss saalsGe4
Tooth Punches, .,..5 qi,.55# .-,rf- .lss.-,,
Dumfries Itch Ointment, i a.,q s.sst.
Albion Corn Plaster.
Hermitage Wine. white and red.
For sale BY
IIOwEL DAVIES
Oct - Qgsi T. 'sIssf - Z go II lts
eee 80. .sst7 & = -aa. ~ f.sas = .e. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

e. Our account Of the MARYLAND election was
slightly erroneous The state of parties in the
next Legislature OF tina, State will be- on Joint ballot
Whig7o, Van Buren, ~
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H. Schemes are now urged upon tho public at
tentlon for connecting, Mobile with the Tennessee
Valley; Boston with the Lakes ; and Cincinnati
with Charleston, S. c. by means of rail road,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-10-19

~ The reader will find an excellent hit at the
young Irish noblcmcn, who were recently engaged
in an ignoblc spree" in New York, under our
poclica head.
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FOR RENT,

a. The house at present occupied by the sub
l:::m scriber, next door below Messrs Nowlin q
A- llerndon. Possession given Immediately
Apply to JAMES BOAh..
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~ Judge ho and his Lady were in the
n"'ghhorhood Of Nashville on the 9th inst. 4
public dinner was TO bs given to him in tia, CITY.
on the Slh
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1 :" Jordan anthony, Esq. Of Richmond has been
appointed Cashier OF the Branch Bank OF Virginia,
at buchanan, about 10 60 INTO operation.
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POSTl'lDN1;yll;Nr.

Thc sale oithc foregoing p,orr,i, IL postponed
until Turnspn the ood inst, when II will Hk,
place, by consent ri parties III front of the Fiat -tol
Brick House
y. y IlOLCOMHE, Acting Trustee.
Oct. ~ oiif
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~ Edward Everett, Esq. is the Wing randi.
date for Governor Of Massachusetts, and Gcorr,
Hull Tor Lieutenant Governor. Why did'n, the,
bu, up Mr.. Ad,msi
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MARKETS..
Correspondence, Of he Journal IF Commerce.

LIVERPOOL, 9Th Sept. 1885,.
For ncarl, the whole Of Jul. and August tho de
nh'n'l ior Cotton was exceedingly anguld the sales
Tor consumption and expectation IN that period having
"n', avenged ESQ bags per week. and the prices
o the inferior qualities of shon st,pled Cotton have
declined Id 10 Id per ID. whilst the better qualities
from their scarcii, are id 10 I'd lower In the
period the stocks OF Cotton m the hands of the
Spnn'fs and Dealers IN he manufacturing dirtricts
must have diminished to the extent of 10000 bales;
and il is understood that ihcir stocks are near, OK
huusicd, sroug conviction prevails that they must
either resume Then Purchases Of Cotton larger
scale ~ lessen l,c,r lednetons of Yarns and Goods
In the hL ten days trre has been an increased de
m md FOR Cotton, which has bccn freely met by tho
holders, and the sales of the last week amounted to
IaWWbags, at wlch 800 were on s,cculation Up
lands ,ff N ~ To lO1 for ordinary fair quail
ties, and rond fair tn promise NJ ! Id 10 I'D Iousia
and Mississippi Al 10 I'D Al;.h,ma and Mo-
bile ~ 10 I. with occasional sale of a few bales
extra qualities AT ldd to Id per h.; and it may here
be remarked, that there several Tho sand bales Of
American '"tton III port ot quality inferior
not 10 he worth ID 10 "a per ID Sc, land Of
binary To fair qualities sell at I'D 10 @ d and the finer
kinds N IS To 81 per h.
The weather for securing The haryc. has been un-
romnonI, favorable, and in this neighborliood and
S"mh~Ud il ~ nearly The accounts of the
W heat Crops arr variable. the quality IN some pla-
ces being excellent but the whole il is inferior to
that OF the last year, and generally not nearly pro-
ductyc. Wheat for home sells at As Sd to
Us I'D per 40 lbs and in bond for sxpor,ation at IS
I'd To Is I'd The prices Of Sweet Flour in bond
nonallv % 10 26s per barrel, and for there
is some demand for expectation at los to 29s 6dper
barrel, the stock of which in this market is
dnccd to il5ou0 barrels, and of both Wheat and
Flour some shipments making to the United
states. but they will not be any extent. There is
moderate demand for Tobacco. Virginia at 4Ad to
7id, and Kentucky At I'D per h.
Io>poS MARKETS., Sept. I.-Tobarco-Thc sales
this week are confined to small parcels for export
Kentucky shade under I'D per ID. and mixed par
Gel of Virginia at AID to sad. About BOG hhds. sold
early in the week steady prices TO the trade. The
stock hero is 1850 hhds against l2.l52 hhas. last
year The delivery last month 1913 hhds of which
3oti were for export.
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o. Arthur Tappan & Go. 1--WE speak of the
mercantile frm,) announce that, SO far from, their
bushes, having been decreased by the antislaycrv
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NTED,
TIMER EOR EOlrU- VIKING.

'INliE subscriber vii give tho highest Cash price
. for good timber suitable Tor Carriage Making,
delivered his Coach Mandatory. ut the stand
lately occupied b, H. H. Beech 4 90. Mau-sl,cet,
l.ynchburg s\MtEI. ANRES.
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FOR RENT.

"A The House and Lot adjoining the Rcs-r
lss.M 'o.r. Possession gwen the first ia, OF DE
1-.A6- cembcr. JOHN EARLY.
tDrt 10 1,
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~ 1t is stated that Maj. Downings letter.
have passed through two editions in England.
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ron RENT, the nca, family residence, for
mcrly occupied by Richard :. Tlhlcn, On Third
street. CHARLES PHELPS.
Oct. 10 n
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scheme !:

Besides 6Os--5Os-iOs--3O &c.
Tickets SS-llalvcs Sl-Quart-rs 50
For sale at DIGGES' OFEICE.
Oct. -
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Negroes for Sale.

kNNlor six Negroes at private sale BUYER,
i will please give call.
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r. +. BOWEN.

~. +. BOWEV.
now opening in the Store two doors abov q
Messrs. Williams 81 Victor's an entire new STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, oRoCERIH1. &C..
suitable tor the present and approaching Season
winch he will sell low for CASH
lie particularly requests his friends and acauain-
ahces 10 call and cxas,,ne his Stock before purchas-
ing.
Oct. q.
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Here |orSfries We mentioned, in our last
that four gentlemen, whose names were appended
by the lappinltcS, to the call of Convention of
the AntI-Slavcry Societies in New YorE, had
publicly declared that their names had been thus
used without their knowledge or conscnt-of
course, they were torgtd by the immaculate Tap
pan and his active coadiutors. We gralcd
to be able to add to this list, the names of seven
others, viz Israel Smith, f.. \. Kirk, John c.
Wasson, John l.. Amber, l.. Norton, s. Centre
and Anthony Could, all of Albany, who affirm
that they neither signed, nor authorized their
names 10 be affixed to that ncendiary paper OF
the II signatures in Albany, therefore, ten have
branded the Tappanitc' as torgtrs 1t is fair to
presume that they were equally unscrupulous in
using the names of gentlemen in other places
and it is hence hoped that the Convention will moi
assemble at all. Whether it shall or not, how
ever, the person or persons who forged the sig
natures referred to- should hcnccforth be put on
level with councrfcitcrs and rogucs-and no man
can consort with them without partaking Of their
ntamy.
o." The Postmaster at Tyber, in Bedford
county, has forwarded to one of the Anti Sla-
very Tracts recently received at lhat Office. 1t
is filled with the usual cxaggerations and false
hoods, both in language and cuts, by which the
fanatics deceive the Judgment and operate upon
the sympathcs of women and g children Of lar
ger growth Ii the concoctorS and publishers Of
these foul and slandcrous papers believe what they
say, they the most credulous simplctons that
ever sucked fools or chroniccd small beer"
If they do not, they the dangerous incen-
diaries aud daring villains that ever agitated any
country by their bold and unprincp!cd maclina-
tons, and should be treated as enemies and out
laws Of the human race.
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Diggcs' Lottery and Exchange Office
MORE BRILLIANT STILL
o. $4,000 Highest Prize IN
o." 30 Prize. Of 1000 ~
|irginin pcicrsburC IOiicru.

CLASS, No. II, for 1895
To BIZ drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, the Old,
day Of October, 1875.
- NuMnrRs-ll DRAw> HuLoTs
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SIP

The accounts from this country are contradictory
and obscure; but as FAR can Judge, seem to
be favorable to the Queens government. Anar-
chy, however, seems To occrsprcad the country. s.
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Oct g
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Sep. ;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-09

JomX QvISoY ADAMs.-Wcn did Timothy PICKERING
say OF John Quincy Adams that he was so crooked thai
you never knew where to find him. Whether this crook
edness Is that OF independent man. who always acts
rom conviction, and how much he differs in
OPINION from ms friends of weak and vain man " 10
Is determined to be conspicuous matter in what va
or oil iahess man. who is incapable of being true 10
ms poucai friends, we cannot say We speak of John
quincy Adams as OF man whose influence as poti-
can Is past and gone hose has ever been snc
to coniound has friends and of whom man can predict
what the next day will bring forth lie astonshed the
public last winter by his eloquent war speech ard nr
duced equal aAtonishment by his explanation of that
speech wherein ne virtually rcracted every warke ar
gunent he had previously used and made in effect a
speech ON the opposite side of the question 1t has been
30 with i::n through life. 1t is now stated that he ha
written I" The Honorable Dutce J. Pearce congratulate
ing INN ON his election Trstra Burgess the Great
gun al tue wings in Rhode Island The annsuneesnent
OF TINS piece OF information has excited much
ana created good deal of speculation We are not sur
prsed at 1t, Tor cannot be surprised at any
pursued by The incomprrhrnsble ex-presidcnt Wine.
Their tins Ike other of mis- strange dongs proceeds from
wisdom or vanity from conviction notion of policy
must pass the wisdom of those who know him best t.
find out ct the Wings explain il as they may item
afford them but Little consolation-N Y Times
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WV. G. LoeAk. Secrslnrn

M NEW ORLEANs, September I6.
a. fRzE-Jhe notorious Thomson has tren taxi !. :,
at lasts The schooner San Felipe had sailed from This
port on inc 10Th OF last month for Bfassora with Colonel
t1"bneh Auslin and other Iexians, and the evening
o. tuesday following, she heard firing ahead On near
ing r place, Capt Hurd perceived the Me xican scboo
erCorco, commanded BY Thompson and an armed sloop
was assisted BY steamboat. When Captain Hurd adj
yanced the Mexican ships ceased and rctreated ami
tneh inc steamboat took much OF the cargo and most of
ne passengers on boad and brought them into Brassofa
Dunng The night, Inc Mexican vessels used their sveen
ana approached The San Felipe, when Captun Hurd ais
ca anchor and boisted sail When within half. milo ,
Mexican fred large guns and lle small as he. nds
ed Hurd waited till they were within ,ousket sl,,1 of
nun; ana lHcn gave them vCey from the small arms
ones he had on board - ny
The San Felipe continued the encounter against both
Patues Tor about an hour when the Mexican retired
NeAt morning the San Felipe deserted sail ahead and
believing to be Tie COrreo, he praved on the steam
boat 10 tow him along Not being able to preserve his
distance, Thompson sent an officer and two ne, 10 r.
inOnsraie against Captain Hurds chasing a Mepica,
armed schooner but the ambassadors were cavalcfy
treated aud Hufd fred gun make the other surren.
def Thompson lowered his flag and Hurd sent a boat
TO take the corsar on board and prize crew t. take
possession Of the Correo. The steam boat owed both
mo Tie Brassos and lard having let there the San
felipc returned yesterday with his prize into port.
None Of the crew Of tie San Felipe were injured BOT
II - sad that Thompson received two wounds on e
thighs and that bis gunner is severely f not moralIy
wounded
We indebted to tho poIiieness Of Captain Hard g.
permitting these details TO be conned from his journal
II appears that The fellow Thompson will probably e.
cafr from the just punishment be should receive rbe
me re, Consul we are informed insrered 10 his be.
hai and VIII leave nothing undone to obtain his deIive
~ 10 NE Mexican Government Thompson il seems
~es sc'ing under commission in the service
OF Mexico, and - consequently responsible opv Ia his
own Government for his illegal acts; but Mexico in
turn being responsible the United Suites for any de-
Preuatlons committed upon commerce by the mex-
can officers, II is TO be hoped that strict account will
be required Of the frequent infringements Of national
Jaw whic Thompson has been guilty Of upon American
vessels - True Bmcricaa.
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(From IA AZ Yotk So.

An Offset 70 the Rev. DR.. Bemans Letter 10 the Add.
son Co (Vt) AnG-Slaycry Society, published 10 Ge
EInancipatOr fot Avg. 1895
Below hand you certified copy Of deed or lii ~
sale, executed by the Rev Dr. Bemap for three neor,
saves which he sold 10 Mr. Wilcox short time he
he len Gcorgiatbs county (Iancock having bse, HE
residence while he resided in Georgia lie sld all Ls
negro slaves that he owned in Georgia and tie n,o
OF them abOot the time he left Georgia; and now, t
pastor Of ciOrch in Troy, New York is living on the
proceeds arising from the sale Of negro slaves they now
IN slavery and himself 30 clover writing letters analhe.
Inaiisng the very persons 90 whom he sold them
u Is also true, and which he will moi denv nnder HE
proper signature, uat whilst lie lived IN Ceorga he mr.
chascd least two negroes in another State and brob
them 70 Georgia Of whom by such transfer ard 81
was entirely separated from his wife Had kc 49,
emanciPated his slaves, then his letter and pfacfe ~
not nave seemed so mach a. Farance. bot the cream ~
the whole affair is, thai be- aod Them and Dot The feonev
IN ms pocket Now reader, what think YOU Of tie sim
cerlty OF such man
ara further, am crsjibIy informed that during bis
iesoehce mere be was Df the hardest Of masters go
rucn 20 tn9t IFS severity 20 his slaves was common
"eienDofiood INK Whenever the Doctor all think ~
20 deny these charges, 0hroagh tic Moo Yo,L So, -
some paper printed in August or Milledzey;il co.
they will be proved upon hifB-and moe ~
added, Which he will dislike very n,.ed m sec &; ,
a'd he ~ hereby notified that the list viii ioE s
rous on paper and the proof will be exactly co,;s.
enough to establish every charge a CsFOr CIV
State Of Ccorgio, H0aooek CoUntg
- know all men by these presents chat 4 Nafbs, & q
SeInan, Of the county and State aforesaid have ;s A.
Dafgsinee and sold 10 Jacob Wilcox Of Savannah ~ ~,
80 sale t1ree negro slaves, viz Cloe negro woman
o. 1oout thirtyfve years Of age her son Ceofoe for
ysa''i age, "no her daughter Caroline ofsnt for
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and IN confederation Of the sum Of seven hundred dol
lars, to me in hand paid, the reccp, and payment of
said Nathan s. s. Beman do agree TO warrant and de-
Tend the right Of the aforesaid negroes him the said
Jacob wilcox, his heirs, aud assigns forever, against all
claims whatever
In witness whereof have li-rcunto set my hand and
athxed my seal, this ilth day OF April, I522
NATHAN $. ) BEMAN. TLs1
Signed, sealed and delivered in presence of icayit
Ihaxter, WIN. Greene Macon, I. L. e.
Registered the 10th June, 1872
PM. L. SiMMs, Cierk Sup'r Court
STATE or GEoRciA, County of Hancock:
Clerks 0bee, Superior Court
L. futile III. Andas, Clerk of the Superior Court of
The County Of Hancock, in the State of Georgia, do
hereby certify that the foregoing this sheet contains
ui conPete and perfect transcript and copy from the
office books OF record in said office of the deed or bill
SAFE "f Nathan ). Beman Jacob Wilcox for three
negro slaves, of record in said office
\" testimony whereof, have hereto act my hand
IL 81 ana the seal OF SAID Court this 9Th day of Sept
$50 FUTILE II. ANDAS, CLERK.
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eompf".rf but who died snt and martyr 10 H. The
venerable gentleman makes his purchases Of the Apo
necs'y' m'ne small az they have BEEN Civ. dollars
or srss"n OF seven months, made the grocery
store. drink with my friends, when friend calls
TO see me- who is IN the habit Of drinking. he takes his
n'ea'e"s where drunkards generally take theirs i'm soil
sick" ~' - 49, 's ~ W
i"e S'N" "Ha'r Mr Pearce undertakes To clear up by
stuart or roy IN h's hf Both letters Disgrace the wri-
ters Shame On ye. gentlemcn-krep your ..s,,a mat
ters out of print - ~ ~
ArrolNIMENf BY THE PRESIDENT
'onn rnsJh Jr n Alablina, To be Attorney for n .
southern District oil Alabama, in the place of John Eli
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GEoRoE TnoMPsos.-Among the numerous oeiebra.
uohs oil the late Anniversary of American Indepen.
oehce, was the Colonization meeting of Midilctown
Connecticut. -
From the able address of Rev William Fiske President
OF the Methodist College Midjletown which has been
published, we make the following extract Seakino of
British Lecturers, the orator saws
foreign interference this question will prate
very haIshly on American feeling. The "reminiscences
OF Tins anniversary teach u.s. that however much we
and honor England in her place we should be xtyeoeI
jealous ofany interference from that Quarter in matters
aHectIng our Constitution and Laws. Nor do balieva
that highminded Ensishman of intelligence nd neral
principle having an honorable standing in his counlrv
would volunteer 10 come America on such An ctranJ
what then are we to think If such a foreign agpnt
should not only come, but should also prosecute his
mission, IN the most offensive manner arraiOo;ng
our institutions dcnouncne our grcatest and Irss1
men as conniyng 'frand and Outrage si,no,,ri;n,
ana urging forward measures calculated to divide
our churches, produce characterization i'm our the.
oi9gicai and literary institutions and prostrn. "a,
political Union, Why, sir we must s,sn, =, The
soundness either Of his head OF Ms heart And what
~ such foreign agent should either procure or sufTr
himself to be announced a. a reverend CLERGYMAN and
under such character sould accept of inyafiona ~
oiciae IN the sacred desk as minister OF The ros,e
ahongh ne never had the band Of Bishop Presbyier
on MS mead, nor held ministerial license in his hand
In such case, sir, must lose all conGdence in his
sense OF Propriety and integrity Ard if TO This worn
ADDED communication from his country and sneak
not uhaovisedly, that such agent was bI,urD9 In
purse and IN character home this would be only
atory OF suspicious naturally excited by his conduct ~
Desperate fortunes and reputaons reQzisc dcspcratr
means 20 repair them If were f;yetOncr ,,I a., a.
demonstrating, Soft gubc ssandaDaI hno o,J ., -
co 70 go abroad under competent salary 10 get fosg
OF oead ana gain transient reputation especially IL
hau soe power at defamation, to attract e attention
ana eSce The wonder Of the multitude know of n,
place more tempting than this country and no hen,,
more promising tor this than
ihese charges against the moral character ToIne
SON. thns boldly avouched ia the general by Rev Pfrs
dent Fiske have been repeatedly published bv te
papers ia detail, and never denied our knowledge
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The Richmond Wing quotes the Rochester Republican
as evidence OF the prevalence of abolition sentiments in
Monroe county The authority of the Wing is from the
Monroe Democrat, and not the Republican MS stated in
tne wing we can assure the Wing that the abolition
IN monroe county is greatly ovcrraed in the ar.
uce imputed to this journal and is no
Oh lts being increased The abotionsts may seek to
Sleae ,he impression that they powerful in Western
New York. but Southern friends NAV reIv n, h,
e great body of the people here are dead agans, trm
VII the "hg have the goodness correct its credit by
Puohshng TINS or something equivalent to it,
Rochester RspnLI;oaa