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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21
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WILL stand for al.r lo" ~ hciipse.
W the siabt. Hem, M ensuing sea,.'
" 3 "pd oe lei 10 mafes a, s. 'r' IN L,o,t
~'o 10 insure col -ipsurana ~ 'fasan, 49,
~ "' - on as tie mare j. H., ohes vii ;.
w 'a"sl''fed The usual redne,,p q be IN "a.
ya,f - many a. q mares are -, vii be ma.
five 49, .aa, AMERICAN ECLIpsf;
hand. h,oI 'nis spring, rsng ff..a yak s'ey
symmetrS. i.,a w." 'iean limbs Of p,o,.' pa 7i.lf
d cain. sra g. "ong, fail benz ar, P9fftnslle
e"s great power aoa du,al,,f;,'" ~" nnsels IN
'emblng his sire, Hmer,eon re1! ~ Alren,s,
ing appearance. s'hB Oh
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"a, o"les' o, posoris, Ling land 'ne lat- .o.
1mffichn Ecipse-eot by D,,,aa' own si,s,,
Muters Dam"t b, Old Mcs,eng ,' out ott6e r,,,1
.aa.ij % More- Dhroc. by Dion", The impot
,. me h.ood OF the above u''"' Ont OF =
n"a"" 20 n'sa ti''h'r c"mmeni. yn,,s 'oo vi,
+ ~ f., h'f 81 PROMISES t. en.,I ~" AMER.
al, country, as Il Stock norse i'''A any Hose n
HE following Crrufca,c r.
how hat he exhibited e,eat ..s. ay Trainer. VIII
his training, but ua5 oiiiped 10y '" and bottom i,
ne elrepmS' anfes he men'ions nun on from
DO hereby ceriiiv TINT tr,,n.,,
nam Is ORGY Eclipse Coll Nv a,,a't =. ". Ia,.
'u' 81 us '"l sister. and found by - I'm Edp,p
WIN NM aud two Eclipse Coin. , NY 'liala ms,.
M"Jof "n,a" Jones, at Nev>Ma,t,," a,one tr.
"ao sooa 'Peed and bottom. and r.n'., L tat
u' ",se MN again for r. gular r,a;n e,'' could
sa,y aad co,', - .'e VIM the wora sore lortI 'p'r
'""' anu Could not lie rode urnl Tia oafF ever
'emter and by diving I'll. ,,,l ION Of Sep
50 short, his fore ,hns became s'' 80 we lne beng
a"d haa 10 take him out Of tain. r. 10y huoked,
WILLIAM
Long Island March u, 1885. '''' '''.i Err.
My object in breeding y0Ifvc
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May Ia

T7lRGiNA, SGT AT rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court of Bedford the 18th day of Nav
one Thousand eight hundred and thirty arnett lac
Pith azan,t Elzs beth Vannerson, Det-In Chancory.
Tho defendant, Elizabeth Vannerson, having entered
her arpeaa ana given security according to the
Of Assembly aud the this court and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that she this
Commonwealth ~ ordered that the said defendant do
appear here the fourth Monday july next and an
swer the b oi the plaintiff and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published
aud posted at the front door Of the house Of this
county. copy--Tcs,e,
ROBERT {. MITCHELL, c. r. C
bny IA yor
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n Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan.
~ Gerry, Continued AMI held for the town Of
Lynchhotg at the Court House. in ,he said town
on FRIDAY, the 9th day of february, 1888. 81 tine
a' a Court of Chancery-
Charles Ellis and .John Allan, merchants and
partners, trading Under the firm and style of ELI,
Allan, Boyd Nj Her. William e. Pendl+t,n a,d
oa'id ,. Garland, William Walton and james
! e'h, merchants and partners, trading under the
arm aud style Of Garland, Walton Il Penn md
Nooeft llnsIey, Plaintiff, against Samuel Rams.
'o'"' e'goant OF the Corporation of Lynchhure.
ana as such. administrator Of Nicholas Ha,,i.o7
uec', ihomas A Holcombe Robert s. Coleman
raul a. Clay, John Murrei, William Eadlo,d
H"nha Clay, Junus Clay, and Odin & CIav. De,
tendant '' ~
ii appearing to the satisfaction of the Conn,
'na' Tue plaintiff, John Allan hath departed this
wv, IS ordered, that the fact be suggested of re-
c'id And thereupon, this cause COMING On III.
lay to be heard, upon The bills ap.wers 81 ,Lo
estate OF The defendant Samuel Bran.ford mo .n
%e's OF me defendants Paul A. CLAY. Odin g.
snu 'uh'ns A. Clay, and the decretaI o,de,s
OF 'he 10Th day OF June, the 2fth oC IuIv oi 49,
=, 80 IN lie year 1924, which ser near
Tee" "n'y served on the defendant / hos
mas a. ilolcombe, Robert l.. Goldman Joh,, NJ
fe'I, william Radtord aud Editha rIa ,ra i"'
Fu oy counsel; Ga cousideraljo, wbe,aoc >,
C'"', "o'h lahe tie bill of the plaintiff, for cr-
80 rs W t"e ofI'hdanis, upon whom the deere
at o'ue'S aforesaid have been served, and dn,t
o'"e'' mat one oil its Commissioners tata -, 'oe'
count OF 'i"s' fund in the bill mentioned and ~
po', 'ne same to The Coutt, with any Mates .-e
e'',y stated thopght pertinent sby himself 81 rre
f''eu ny we parties to be So sreted = ~ -
Copy-Testc, ID. RODrs e.,
CoMMt'lcNER's OrrIcy}
Lynchburs, Aprl l2h. ls3,
me parties interested, viii take na,;e.
n p"o", o" saturday. the lst day of August ne,,
o'een 70 take the account di ected bv the foro.a'
~ o,uer OF Court, which day. Al the ho,'ls
end . s "a se morning, they are required to At.
vouchers onee, Ia this town. with their accounts
Co' and pfoofs, together with con- ~ ,ht
ment. Summation and settle
Ap,;l 70 D |. WATT Com.
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Msy Ii
NOTICE..

A SECTION OF LAND, lying within miles
OF farls, Edgar county, state of Illinois
would be exchanged for Negroes Bonds, or other
property, AS the land lies near the Wabash, is
exceedingly fertile, with fair proportion ofPraire
and Timber, emisrants 10 that prosperou. and de-
hshttul region of country would find it to their ad-
vantage to negotiate upon the subject with the pro.
prletor.
II Letters addressed to w. NJ. B., Franklin C.
h. Va. will be attended TO-
April 90 T.,
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May 7
NOTICE..

TUNIIE undersigned. being about to remove from
n this country informs the public that he busl-
ness of Early & Organ, at Campbell courthouse,
viii be continued aud that Mr. Organ is fully au-
thorzed to attend to his uns,ttled business He
has in his possession the looks and papers of the
late firm OF Early g. Martin OF Leesyille, except
some bonds which arc in the hands of Capt, Bur.
well Lee, for collection, and will attend to the nd
justmcnt of that business well as to my iudivid.
ua transactions. JACOB EARLY
MnyT w3ws
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9uction Sales

6 SN Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
W night Auctions and regularly continue them
every Tuesday and Fri1oy nights during the Fail
and Winter months. My stock will be such as
viii SUIT the season and sold in small lots Nv
daY sales will be every Wednesday at II o'clocl
OF Groceries, Furniture, &c &c. Favors from The
country are particularly invited, as my sales vii
be regular. CHARLES PHELPS Anc,,
Sept $, 1884. ifs
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TRUST SALE.

\SVflLL be sold, at public auction, in the nui1ic
~ road, n.lront Of the premises, to the high.
est bidder, for cash. on Thursday the 2l.t day of
May next, The HOUSE AND GROUND where tho
widow of the late Edward Jones now resides near
the town OF Lynchburg aud on the road leading
rom the sad town towards Campbell Cour, House
he sale vii be made by virtue Of n deed Of trust
executed by john S Lee t. the subscriber. pndbe
will convey only such hlle as is vested in him bv
he said deed OF trust.
JAMES BENAGH.
April 20 o1IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-05-21

EpAN WAY. from tho subscriber, a
NEGRO MAN, of whom the following is
description lie is not ve,y LACK about 1--WE feet
or 10 inches high, aged about 30. He has scar
ON one of his cheeks spare made, thin visage, and
rather inclined 10 be knock knced lie hassrx toes
on each foot expec, that he is timing to get eli
thor 10 Mississippi, or to of the free Statcs-
A liberal reward will be given for the. apprehension
OF said runaway, and his delivery to the subscriber
IN Plttsylvania county, or on his being SO secured
that | get him again.
c. b. BARKSDALE.@
May III I'm
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May IL
HiUPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE

FuytIE Summer session Of this Institution will
u commence on the lst day Of juno, and iefm-
nate ON the 4th "Wednesday in September.
Arrangements have been made, by which the
Rev. George A. Baxter, ID. ID. will take charge OF
the instruction Of the Senior Glass for the next
session so that the facilities for improvement To
Students will be ample as usual, in all the De
Dur
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NOTICE..

1n1Y virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Cou,t Of Law aud Chaocery,iol the county of
Amherst, pronounced on The OH day of April
1885, IN certain suits therein pending, that il, in
the suit OF Jas. Rawlings administrator of Garland
II. Mitchell, dec. who VAS the last surviving part.
ner ii William and Garland II. Mitchell PHI.
against Nancy Shields and other dens the Presi-
dent, Directors and Company the Bank of Vir-
Ginia and the President, Directors md Company
OF the Farmers Bank u Virginia, Plif. against
Richard Harrison Nancy Shields aud Other deits
William Mcdaniel, PIN. against Henry l.. Davies,
William Turner, and other dehs. the undersigned
who Is thereby appointed n commissioner for the
purpose, will on The 1t day of jun 1885 proceed
on the premises, TO sell TO the highest bidder for
cash, tract 4 land, lying in thu county Of Am.
herst, containing 233 aces which land was the for.
mer residence OF Mrs Jane Lively dec and is SIT.
uated near tie stage road Leading To I.ynchbnre
tom Amherst Court House, and about three miles
from the lhuer place.
The land aforesaid, is now in the nossession of
tenant for the present year twill be sold 3 ub
ect To that tenancy, but The purchaser To have the
rent, which vii he due the LIST OF January mex, ~,
which time he shall have full possession with the
! liberty OF seeding small grain on the land AT the
usual time, aud III the usual manner the approach,
! lug fall.
THOMAS n. EuBNNk,
ShcG0 Of amherst. ) 00"''''Ss'o"e''
| Arrh2 ~ IDS
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DFSSOL

VIE coporinershiP heretofore existing, at New
~ London under the firm OF Edward Garter
u" was dissolved by mutual consent, on ,hs
lst OF March. L. Carter having purchased the en
tire stock, including debts, due TO the concern az
persons indebted will settle with him, and those
havlnt, claims against the said concern will pre-,
sent them TO him for payment.
JACOB EARLY,
EDWARD CARTER
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JACOB EARLY,
EDW ARD CARTER.

ME undersigned will continue business at the
= CID stand oil Edward Carter & Co and thank.
fuI for the patronage heretofore received, respect
fully sollcl's a continuance thereof.
EDWARD CARTER.
May :, w3w
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NEWGOODS.

Z pa r: subscriber is now receiving bis SPRING
"A eurFLf OF GOODS. which viii comprise
generai assortment Of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods-His assortment of READY MADE CLO-
iHINu WI be more extensive than heretofore
kept, and he assures his friends and the Public
'ha' ne VIII sell, to say The least on good terms
as can be purchased at any other house il the
town. NJ UlRT
Aprilo %
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p0EIiC.AI..
tsem Blaes,r o4's Msgasise.


occasion, winch he met on rs way TO {
Il Rosetta. savs,- The procession :
stopped before certain houses, and son
I'd a lew stops. was told that the de'
hus before tie d or oftlieir friends, TO b
farewell, ard before those Of thar eneI
reconciliation before they parted iol
slowly, with measured tread,
Onwsrd we bear the dead
go his lnng home.
saari grows tie tomewari reed
On with our moral ioni,
On. Gfa,e' VIC COM
Vel, yet--sh hasten not
PSI caeh remembered sro,
Wh.ee he had heen.
Nh.rs ia.s he walked IA elee,
- J .ers from houcelarlh 10 be
Never more seen
u. yct-ah slowly move
Bsar not he fo'm y. love
Fast FROM our sight
Il ihe ar breathe Oh him.
Al W. SIT team On him
List iooks ol light
Rssi yc-sal down tho bier.
&C. he loved dweii.fh hsfe
Letlhe dead he
a momcu that door bcslde,
Wont 10 Ay open VIDE
a. he drew nigh.
Heaiken -hs speakeih yet
- oh, friend viii ihon forget
(Frend more than brother ,
Flow hand III hand we've gone,
nenrt w h heac linked ia one
Al to each other
"'0h friend 20 Fl m lice,
Wb.re the worm fsa.lelh frce,
Dakly to dwell.
Gt'st taa no porting Russ
Fllepi ISL come 10 hist
On, friend, fan @oii "
L yonf load ngain,
feas tp tbe m'urnlne strun
Fur the deep wall
p "a expected one
To Ia, place passelh on.
Grave bid h.m hld.
Yct, yet, nh -.Iowly move
p at no, the form We love
ior from our SIGHT
L. tho air breathe on him,
And The sun beam on him
Last locks oil light.
Here dwells his mortal Zoe.
Lay He departed low,
Even nj his gate.
VIII the dead speak again,
Uueripg loud boasts md VAIN.
Las, words Of hate 7
Lo he cold lips uneIosr. 1872
List list, what sounds arc those.
Plalntyc and low 7
ION thou, mine enemy
Come forth and look on ne.
Enc hence | go.
Curse no lhy foeman now,
Marx On his palld brow
Whose seal ls act
Pardonins | passed away
Then wage not war with clay
Pardon forget
Now his last laboI's done'
Now now the goal is won
Oh Grave we come.
Seal up this precious dust
Lord of the good and just,
Take the soul homo
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Ftoat ne y n Eagt45m Fasmer.


I g. FtssENpts, Esa -Sfu,-h gentleman
tom Thon.slon, asks Cor information respecting
bee houae. was N hcpel that some one more
experienced than myself would have gwen the de
! stfod ! iorm ton bat seeing none | Will freely
siYe the information AN possessed Of. thIik
iefe 10 no occasion for the expense # putting W
butldH; for tha particular use. lie may matr
a eiosi ia his barn Ct any Of his oai houses III
his garrett mus, be made tiekt that tie bees can
not get out INTO the building # they should, they
can be s'oppe in by little lime mortar or SOM
ohtr substitute. will describe one which ny cor
made IN our burn. We built new barn, high pas
ed The floor way goes IN at the west ard over he
floor IS II chamber 10 receive the gram 1t comes
nom the Id and Tor ihrcshns It out. The burn
stands on descending ground md We have cellur
undr the whole Oft
IL the chamber VIC made the bee closet in The
cast end, which is about 20 feet Gom tho ground
the SIZE - i feet b; long, and II is large enough
va put INTO 1.-TWO s~arms about ons year ago, one
IN each aud the door 10 70 into IT out Of the chnm.
Der III tho middle We'faiscd II TWO feet from he
floor Of the chamber we bored holes with an hall
inch augur, sufficient for them to 20 IN or out al
there must be room below the lower shelf for the
hive. The shelves wer1 made OF strips of boatd
two inches WIDE and placed nearly the same din
tnnce npart the bees worked separately and very
younger sons said the bees had l. fl ono ofihe hives
| went 10 examine and found not live bee or q
dead one in about one hive | took u bushc has
ke, full Of comb and some few pounds Of honey
thore was great deal Of what is called bees bread
IN II, with the cells uncovered ! concluded that
when they congrega'ed together they carried all the
honey INTO the other hive that they could. They
have wintered the best think ever had any |
there dead bees under the hive where they |
are we have taken away the other hive and there
Is considerable honey in II. There was no trouble |
about their swarmng last season they are very |
lively now and appear To be doing well. | should |
advise TO the hive two niche. from the floor that
lftlerc should be dead bees they might be sweep |
out there appears to be as much comb on the out
SIDE OF ns hive remsraing MS there was outside Of
tho one We took away. The cost e the above
vas mc,e tribe, and wrthia the compass of every
farmer They have been there but year how
they will prosper, time must only bring forth.
As to tho distance between the shelves l2 or Is
inches will te sufficient Their uniting togcther,
ends me to conclude # there had been more scpar
ate swarms they would have all united when tho
weather became too cold for them TO work.
| submit. the above with much respect.
JAMES WALKER
Ftyebnrg, Ne, Ap,a Is, 1885
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Mesus. Daois Ferguson and iStanditer
Ferguson, administrators Of John Fer

gason, decd -
/f'AkE NOTICE, that we shall, on The 18th day
- oil June neat, at the house of William Crump
in Franklin county, Virginia. proceed TO take the
deposition Of said William Crump, AID Others
aud ht Franklin court house, on the 10Th day Of
the same monih,we shall proceed To take the dppo>
itions OF Robert ]. Woods, and others, which de.
positions, whea taken, are to be read as evidence
IN Suit IN Chancery, now depending and unde.
'ermined, in the county court OF Frankli
IN which you are plaintiffs, and we. as executors
81 Thomas Hill decd, aud Others, defe nda nts
and il, from any cause, the said dispositions are not
all taken on the days aforesaid, We shall adjourn
# ON day TO day. until completed, when and where
you may attend or not.
M,nd,AN s 5oNEs |T,s.. u,,I
JOS. PEDlGO. Iced
MAY Ia w4..
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NEW LONDON
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
MAY MEETING, 1885.

Premiums f.r the Second Sholo and Fan on the
fist Tnesdayand Hedaesday in Norep,ber ucrt
l Fen the best Improved Farm, Ivy mem
Der, $50
Q For tic mex. best do do by Il DO 25
3. For the thltd best do do Plough
not exceeding in value, l2I
A. For the highest product of Maize, on
any three contiguous nctcs, (hgh
land) similar Plough 10
s. For the highest product of Wheat
do. do, 90. 70
6 For the best thorough bred Stallion, 90
T. For the best do. Brood Mare 10
8. For the best do. Colt, one YEARS
subscription to the Turf Register, 5
9. For the best do. Fly do do do. s
10. For the best do. Jack do. do do.
II. For the best Durham or Devon Bull 10
l. For the best Cow or teftr of improved
breed
49, For the bes, Cali, do. do.
H. For the best Rom, do DO. 3
10 Fer the best Boar, do DO :
10 For the best piece Of inc Woollen Cloth,
Of Table Cloth, of Counterpart and
of Carpeting, not less than five yards
of each, TO be manufactured in the ia
mlly of some member, in the ia
mlly of some resident of Bedford or
Campbell for each IS, %
II. For the best specimen of Sewing Silk,
to be manufactured as above, 3
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Messrs. David J. Wood and Andrew r

J'OsSIS' DdFIu y. w OOu and AndTCW IT
Thompson.
fMNAKE NOTICE that shall on the 9th day
IA OF May. 1885, at the Washington Hotel in the
town OF Lynchburg, and Stale of Vlrginia take the
dispositions of William Murell, and others to be
read as evidence on the trial of the suit depending
in the Circuit Superior Cour, o: :. Nv and Chance
ry Tor the county of Campbell, and State OF Vrg-
MA, wherein am plaintiff, and you are defendants.
WILLIAM Ii. FOX.
April 23 vim
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$207
Benjamin w ggneon and William i. Whtlen
of Bedford, and James A. Merriwe,her of Camp
bell, (ony Two of whom may act) are appointed
Committee, to inspect such Farms es may be offer
ed for premiums, and make repor, to the Annual
Meeting in November
In Graln Crops the land, we'll as its produce.
must be accurately measured and certified
The pcdsrecs of all kinds Of Stock exhibited
VIII be required.
BY order OF the Meeting,
ALIEN. AUSTIN, Sec'ry.
May Ii ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-27

matey for its rs-elarer do hereby Instruct YOU TO vote
agae"sf Mo Leigh at the election To be made BY The
Legislature curing its present session, of Senator 20
the United States senate; and f1ror of VIM. c. Rvcs
or such other individual may be selected by the party
N the Legislature opposed TO the rcchartcr of the said
Bank
This letter subscribed by three hundred and twenty
SIX voters. giving majority of hundred and forfq
scren OF the whole number of voters in the county, est
mating the same by the vote given the Congressional
election IN 1873. the largest pollcd in tho county
IL may be- proper for Col Ball withdraw nine names
froni The lat OF subscribers, it will be remembered
hu eleven persons, according To recent publication in
the Alexandria Gazette, have authorised Col. Ball 10
Withdraw iicIr names from the letcr-5ut of those
eleven tro have already been erased by MIR FAIR him
sell, to won allusion is made in that publications i'm
compliance with request of the parties No similar re-
quest having been made with regard the other nine
ther names remain to the letter be disposed of
Delegate may feel authorised to debut whdra wing
those II still leaves 81 sgnaturcs-wch still gives
minority of 49, according to the largest poll ever taken
in the county.
AZ the Congressional election of 1888 when the zeal
oil the friends of the respective candidates was such as
to draw out almost every voter i'll the county, there
were given sos votes
From which deduct the number of signatures
to the Letter O Instructions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-01-27

'7s -T ~ - - e'''"''''
al That We % erect Monument to the memory
conpdnon
gncioas ardent feelings intelligence BY which his cha
fae,er distinguished. = - - -
u. That Messr g. w Gcodc j. H. Davis, c. w. Ransom T.
Cahcli A. Cary r. c. Ruin, r. Munfosd ID. Dudley and
u Stanaf be aPooted Committee procure and
"t'i: an appropriate Inscription for the san
That each suitable b,d,c
monring in testimony ofour
reductions associated with his name.
9TH That Committee with Tho
g, OF The FIR, to address to his
expressive OF the feeling aud sentiments ting
m That Committee appointed such aran sn,on,s
ia,on to the bu Of pro
aud advisable. -
% That copy of The proceedings of this cotng embracing
~ a'os resolutions, be furnished TO the Editors oftic
Noesic Richmond Wing and Enquiror, request they be
Pu',cd "a their respective L. NJ. BuRFOOT TreSt
q. w. TEuEHEARr S'e'ry.
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The late Chai.man has but title time 70 write this reply
without incndng any dispar. cement to the merits OF
the Richmond Wing it has not very extensive circu-
lson amongst the Chesterfield planters; and the late
Chairman reasonably expected, that AM, comniunca-
TONS on the subject OF Instructions would have appear
Cd also IN the Enquirer, as in that paper the pubca
ions on tins subject first comnenceds The late Chair
man will DC excused his bounden duty compcls him 10
The last moment to defend the character of the proceed
ings OF the late Committee against any unjust imputa
hon IL viii not be forgotten; that without the free ex
ercse OF the sovereign. inherent righf Of istrUciicns
s"re'.'gn inherent rtgh IF seJg0rernment .ud cease
I" exist No representative requires t. bc told that
as much ms duty to promote and protect the free
cise oi the right OF Instruction. the right OF suffrage
tile freedom OF speech the freedom vi rcli gon-tnc
freedom OF the press, well all civil rights IL
Is TO be dcpored that threatened with the pros
tration OF the right of Instruction great pending
question We shall have to pray kind Heaven should
inns prosraon happen, that it may prove in It's
CHARACTER and transient IN its effects The undersigned
hopes kindly to be understood, us casting no unwor-
tiny reflection or imputaon any person, but writ
ing IN the spri: of candour truth good WILL and holy
zeal IN the cause of the Republic.
THE LATE CHAIRMAN &c.
correspondence has appeared In the Enquirer,
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