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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25
,orurR CXPUNGING PRECEDENT.

>" - ,,,;,;,, 10 us, remark, -" gu will
49,, mo IN the inquiry whether the aority of
I.,;,;, LEGISLATURE have ever adduccd the
,,cc,lrnt for expunring winch ma, be found N the
|o,h,.,oanactofl66l 90, (sce lienine' statutes
,,oo val. 3. -. Az Tor general revision oirhe
90, to tia, period and more particularly for
..,,duc all unnecessary acts passed during
.,.on,,cy Of Cromwell. The language might
:. easily incorporated, with slight change Of its
.,,,ocr,nly. into the present resolutions Of Mr.,
~ ,,l;os The representatives of that time, after
.,,r.ssine their conlrion for the unhappy chan
:, ,,,;rb had divorced them from their iavorite
~ resolved, that " all unnecessary acts,
nd ,l,av mch as might he,pm m'mory car en-
...y 4c,;ofioa from Ills MAJESTl'S OLE
n,r\CE. shall be repealed and EAPuNGED'
.t,.s atr,rIinc or lawgivcrs home made pre-
Ian, without the necessity of crossing tie Al
,o tnr i,) for the use Of favorc term, and Cor
..o c,nresson OF degree of ioydhy, scarcely sur
,,<sed by their predecessors OF '6l.
Ii,aremarkabc fact, thai in almost every IN
stance m which tie process OF "cxpungne' has
locr rc,or,cd to, it has been done i'll spirit OF
|
o,,A. ,oulaion to the rcigning favorc. And as
III such prcrrdcntS now referred 10, only 10 le
-o,robotcd for the scrvilitv winch prompts them,
on, NJ, those who, under the influence of 4 sim
H., (eclino seek shelter under Their duthcritv, So
,.a fine Bcn,onianW athinsonian resolutions ii
,b;, day, bearing the family likeness, be cAceratcd
y, the disciples Of constitutional free dom in al
,,mnc time NAY, they will be even more ndie-
manly rrprobatcd-bccause, 81 aracterzed hy all
the odious features of similar ou,ragcs they are de-
fci, NJ IN .lat nan'iucss which marches c,"nly up
~ il, object and is not AFRAID to do what it is not
ashamed TO acow. Tie resolutions the Virginia
Lrrisarurc, if adopted ly the L. S. Senate, will
convert de journal Ct the latter body mo a
standing and perpetual lio--by writing on It's tac,
a word which is contradictcd by the very bIacn
lines" the meaning of which il falsiGts. Pooi
degenerate Virginia Once, the vigiant >cntl-
mel Of constitutional iii criy now leading he Va,
in direct violation OF that instrument for the d.
grading purpose of extending the power, Of the
Executive, at the expense Of the Lcg.sat,, De
pariment, and Of Offering fresh incense to the
Chief Ma i>tra,c 10 is already rcclng under tie
intoxicating effects Of the general sycopha,.cv III
the times!
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EDUCATION.

NV undersigned have engaged Miss ASv f. s.
ftfToN. To take charge Of the Ien,al, Seb,oi.
II In" i"hernAce, and are auihor2rd 10 say thar
'ne iI'>l Session at ty" months, will commence ~,
the INST day OF Mach ncSt, and end ON the 3Is d,y
OF July ' ny
miss fErroN Wa raised IN V,rrinia. and uno, l...-
'le ! man Ncademy IN ttcdrrirk.bu,r ,,..;,,
from the TEACHERS the Rev Samncl A. Nixon ,.,
Wis Mlrs Heard satisfactory reroun.,d,,;,- -
her qnalIfcations to teach Siuce which ror ..v.
raj yeats she has bern engaged IN teaching and h.
succeeded IN giving entire satisfaction.
From testimonials in the possession and ar IN.
command at Miss ptrTov. we are warranted in re-
commenting herto our neighbours and the com.
mnny "a well qualified TO take charge he ,ns,ruc
lon and literary advancement Of their d,nphters
The undersigned feel adecp interest in this Scboo,
'nh every attention their part shah he actiyelv
eN'i''o' 10 promote It's advancement, aud give s,t,-
faction.
board c'n h" had IN the neigbborhood, in respec-
table h''n"s, at - per month.
Terms for n session Of five months:
f"rotth"sr'phv, Reading. Writing trthme-
nc EnL'sh Grammar, Typography HISTORY
sacred aud rroIaur, Natural and Moral phi
losoph, aud Chemistry an M
" Wv '"e" Language, ~ 90
CHARLES y. COBRS.
JOHN .. LEFTWICH.
bedford, Feb. 25 ira
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IllEt.S, RANK

lie Monster IS rechartercd the bill for that
purpose having pass,d tie Senate of PENNSYLVANIA
by vote OF 10 to 1.-Two absent That hi, is
no party measure, Is evident, from the fact that i,
Was sustained by Wings, An,i-Masons, Mullen
hare-Jaohson-Na Burcnite., and Wol,-di,,o-
ana was, we presume, opposed likewise hy some
Oh all. BE tins ~ II may, the deed is dorc-nnd
neither the Presidents veto, tic Globe, insulting
maledleuons, the inanc raniings OF tie Enouircr,
nor 'le seiis oil lie entire pack, who always ic-
spond TO the Notes Of II cir leaders, can undo it.
In relation 10 the ridiculous charge of bril- cry,
1t 81 course turns out 10 be false MS every unprcju-
diced mind knew that it al the first suggestion
oil IT, The committee appointed TO examine INTO
III" matter, came TO tie following Report:
= That, in Tire discharge Of the duties as>ignc /
to them, they have examined under oath, Jacob
hrebs, Bnrd Patterson, and Jcdiah Irish, and re-
ccNcd voluntary statements from Henry ". Com
rae! Esq. ;.ad James l.. Dunn. the result of which
Is, perfect conviction in their minds that neither
the Bank OF the United States nor any AGENT for i,
III Tie remoies Gefiee, IS implicated III ihc charge
made b. Jacob krehs, ESQ before the Senate ON
tie lolh instant and that, so fer as the GAMMA.
ton oi the ,c>,imon, has gone, the committee are
satisfied that neiil,l !he Bank, nor any person
conn ccd whit, Las mp opcrIy n',r.crcd TO pro-
mote the passage OF the bill now before ,hr Sc, ate.
The committee will close der labors in few
days Wien a iull fcpott Of tie evidence will Lc
submitted"
Letters from Harrisburg. more explicit than
this Report. Mr.. Dunn denies. cath, that he
3.,2, ally ofer whatsoever To Mr.. kr,ls-Mr.
Conrad admits /, al IA .un> crsplion t,t tla,c be-
tween himself and krobs, bul alimS that tie lat
Ter as we'll as all WHO heard il, understood it as
a ke.-and Nh Burd Patterson, who according
TO Conrad's story 10 hrebs, WAS to give him 500
eco ior ais vote, GENES, ON OATH that any thing
WAS said l.'m authorizing sneh oil,r. This
ridiculous attempt to throw odium tic Bank
has resulted in disgrace 10 dec ~Lo ia,, made
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" The Collar Prcsses,-,hc Enquirer parlic-
0aIy'--arc quite rcjoiced a, the prospect ofpracc
VII" France; as much so if their voices had never
0een raised for war. They depict the blessings Of
peace IN most vivid colors, and then ex,lam,
inns is the work Of Gen. Jackson =" Such inn
puuehcc only sho.s what estimate these men have
'0'"ed OF the public intelligence, and of,he case with
"'"ch the multitude may be led by the nose The
history OF the French ncgoi aion is so recent, that,
every man of ordinary capacity must know, that,
Al war be avcried, it will be in DESPITE of Gen.
'dcAson's efforts to provoke it. But for the pru-
Nence of the last Congress, frs, in refusing to
e'a" 'e''ers OF marque and rcprisal, and second
~ IN fe''is'ng to put three millions Of dollars IN
''e hands Of The President to be used at his dis
"e''o"' "a virtue for which he was never much
''e'ra''d') we should be engaged in war at this
'''"eh'-and those who arc now so eloquent in
1''',,o'ng the blessings Of peace, would have been
'''"y so IN depicting the glorics Of the battle
"''o as full equivalent for their loss.
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Stop THE THIEF.

a.. STOLEN from my stable, near Camp
~ bell Cour-hon>c on the night Of the 18th
in,I., 4 dark bay roam MARE, htlle below the
middle size, having schr SIX or eight inches in
length On the left SIDE, across the ,ibs (occasloncd
bv a cur) about the point reached BY the saddle
skirt; scar over one oil her eyes made BY cut
ing of ii wart no star in the oreh"ld. she is
ia good order, has n long man aud tnl, carries
her head W, and boil, uots and PAGES, and is
a good deal rubbed on the sides with the saddle,
| vill give a reward Of ten dollars for the return
of the Mare, aud twenty dollars for the apprehen-
sion of the Reconsideration by letter from any
one VII" has seen a Mare answering this dcscrip-
,on will be gladly received.
DANIEL MARI.
Feb IS II
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MoRk MoSsrrRs "A petition has been pre-
sented to the Legislature OF Massachusetts, asking
fora new Bank, with capital Of ten millions of
dollars
TIL. Ncp York Herald saws" So absolutely
necessary is the increase oi permanent capital
ieii 10y every person, o'cvcry politics, that a large
association of capitalists, belonging 10 all parties
are organizing State Bank, Of f,"enfy- fire mil.
hons" Why sleep the Ihunders Of the Enquirer I
Can't IT manage to make these, rs well as the
Pcnns, l,ania Bank, test question" in til, Nt-
ginia elections
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

PiTrsiLvANI,.--Wc are authorized 10 announce
WHlTMELL p. TUNSTALL, Esq. as "a cam
didate toicprcscnt tic county OF Pii,sA sanIa, IN
the next Legislature of rgiii,.-Nc understand,
that Con. Swanson, one of the present delegates
from that county, designs leaving Virginia, and
will not consequently be candidate for rc.clec-
ton. Vincent "itcher, Esq. its other able dele
gate, Will, it is presumed, be- run by the Wings, in
conjunction with Mr. Tunsta, wip is sad to be
me ofthc most promi>n5 young men in Nirg'-
MIA.
Tie Van Buren, party in Pius,lsania held a
meeting at the last C,ur and nominated James
Garland and " ilIiam Walton, Esqrs. as their can
dida'rs. 1t is expected TO be Il close contest, par
ties being pretty nearly equally divided. II, how
ever, the Wings will do their duty, no appr,hrn-
sion need be entertained of he scsul,
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CAAlPBILL COUNTY.

a meeting of those persons opposed to the cleo
ton Of Martin Van Buren,, as next President of the
L. States, is rcspec,tully requested, at Campbell
COZ ri house, on the second Monday of March,
(court day. for the purpose of adopting such ma
sures as may then be deemed cxpcdien,, in refer
to the approaching election of Delegates 20
reprcscn, TIL, county, and ola Senator to repre-
sent this district in the next General Assembly.
CURTlUS.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

. 'tNATE.-We congratulate the country that,
resolution, proposing TO appropriate the
surplus revenue" to the defence of the country,
,'aS o'en disposed Of. On the 18th inst. the de-
{ '''se'-and Mr. Calhoun, in consequence of
''"nge IN our relations with France, which
!, us adoption unnecessary, moved to lay
p00 the 'able--Rcjcctrd, Is to %.
4. "'o'on was then made 10 strike out the word
~ suFp'1s,' which was agreed to, avcs %, noes
,a a"u the resolution was then adopted, as fol-
ny an nnanimou, vote, ~ Senators being
PRESENT.
''o'esd, That so much of the revenue OF the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

FKANKIIN.-Wc are authorized TO announce
CIIRALES POWELL, ESQ. oftlc Wig
candidates, to represent the &C, nty of Franklin, III
the neat Virginia Legislature. A correspondent,
~riivs,"A fair trial Of the strength otpartics NTH,
county is anticipated onl, Two candidates irem
each r0rty expected TO contend. '--Franklin
has always been drLatcablc county, and is. in
the present Legislature, represented 10y Of
each party but we entertain strong hopes that
the next Spring will range il the side of Liberty
against POwer lfthc Wings Y III only be united
ii they can for oroc iniusc into tie ranks some
thing OF that esprit al oorps /, which their oPpo-
ncn,s are every where distinguished, We shall not
doubt ii.
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un.ed States, and the dividend, Of stock receya.

= nted States, and the dividend, Of stock receiya.
o'e rom the Bank, of the United States, as NAV
VI necessary Tor the purpose, ought 10 be set apart
"'' 'Pi''ed 10 the general defence and permanent
seeur'i, of,l'c country.
he other business before the Senate, as we'll a,
that before the House ofRrprcsenia,ivc>, ha. been
oil IA local and private character, with the c,ccp-
ton OF the bill for tie relief OF the sufferers hy the
late frea' ife in New York, which some ,n, ago
passed tie Senate, but VII eh meet, with s,ronc nm
position in the House
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-25

De l'OmcIetie. TaIs By Edgar AI Fos-Tht III
ad--Rustic Courtshp in New England-Paas-
observation-disclosures Tes,ate tas;clsnns, ~
the Castle Builder turned Farmer--i.lbcrian Lite
ADMINISTRATION aud foN--S,aius--Lionc' Gram
by, Chapter ,li,-B,ograph'ral sketch OF J"n'-
than L. Cushne--Skeohes vi Lake Superior
Readings with N, Pencil,
Ediforiat irti,i,s
CsirI,.l Nor,rrs.-Pau Martins Ga
ze,ieer-Rosc llill-Euloers on Mlshall-Em-
lila llarrineion-Ame,itan in EpgIand-Con,'--
Noble Deeds of " nman-Bulwcr'S Hlcnzi-Ho-
ge, >Ph, siolocy-Ma,h,~ Circy's Autobiography
-Autoglaph,
Original Poetry.
\ LIT, OF Rum, h, Miss Drap.r- Ballad-Lw-
ing Alone, by Timothy flini-'il,c Valley of
Ms, by Edgar \. Por-Sone-L Greece.
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NOTICE..

WISH to sell my House and Lot, ,itra'ed on the
\ stage road, leading ilom Richmond To Lynch
bury. seventeen miles below the latter place aud on.
mile below the Spout Tavern The Lot contains five
and a quarter acres ot Land, with good spring oi
water on ii. The Dwelling Hons. Is a very Comfort.
able one, and IN good order. Also. Kitchen,
Smoke house Corn house, Stable, lee house, &c
viii give good bargain in the above named pro
perry, as am determined 10 sell Persons wishing
to purchase may apply to the subscrlber the pre-
mise. BRYAN .AkEES.
Feb - 1T
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Bedtord-Wc arc authorized to announce
WILLIAM l., GocciN, Esq. a candidate to ne
present the county of Bedford in tho next lie.
gislaturc of Virginia Old Bedford will do her
duty in April. One OF the most intelligent ooun-
ties in the State she viii be true to herself aud tic
country in the present oiisis.
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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD, for ready money, to the high
w est bidder, in front of the Franklin Hotel in
the town of I.ynclburg. on the 18th day OF March
next, all Of Thomas J. Noonnan's interest IN the fol
lowing Slaves, and the future increase Of the females
thereof, being the reverson after the life estate Of
Dorcas Norman, to wit Pamela aud her children
'olln, Abram, Jordan and Thomas also, box of
Miscellaneous Books, and Silver Watch.
DANIEL MARX, Trustee.
Fob Is tlaM
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER.
EOR EEEKL AIRY 1896.

Orieiaal .irficics in Prose.

The Necessity Of Selection in Rcadng-Ske'ch-
Is OF the History and present Condition OF Tr'po,
with some accous Of the other Barbary States
No. x,-[ Continued The Gcurd of jonah
The Cousin OF the Married, and the Cousin Of the
Dead, translated from the French. Tho Due
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A MARES NESTi

The poc,ica! editor the Petersburg Const,l-
lation, under the influence, We Cur, of a "noegin
Of mounain dew" has given birth to IA cock-an1-
hull-story, which lie Guhs - plo, drv, loping'-
and Hj ,ci 81! ped Of cur worthy Lroth,t's rant
nr, reads jluS Mr.. We, SER Las written a fei.cr
TO Massac cseD'.. "rLGra ny lis ramc as "a can
ddaic for The neat Presidency. This is very PRO.
hally trr--R9', wherein cons SIS Tie !" ,'or ,"
Why, i,rt will iri' Id Haiucs uftu0, tlr winged
Pegasus ofhis most tci,id ard profile magma
tor, ard he proclaims that Judge White and Gen
HARRISON will soon follow >uit---and that HENRY
CLAY is 10 be again brought in tie field as the
raIying point Of the opponents Of tie Northern
candidate. Wou'' that it were So, friend IIaincs
Bullet us assure thee, i'll sober seriousness, that thy
vision 10 unqucs'ionally obfGscated-,hat ,huu
beholest " men, trees walking" il indeed thou
believrst ~ha, thou hast so pompously announced,
to the great iov of " the E,nhiui"-who, percc:v-
Ing their need Of some humdug," for 'hc ri. l.
lections, have most oyfully seized upon this ma.-
vrous story, for want Of better. We are sorr,
really sorry-hat the Bank, and the "bribc"
have Ao, f.iled-but this is too bad
By the way, Wcbstcr's withdrawal, friend
lialncs, will benefit not the Wings, Lu, the Van
Burcncs All tie old Hartford Convention fed
erali,ts will naturally flock to his standard, who
was their leader, against Madison, during tie last
war Do You takcl
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" 1t is certain, though not yet officially an
nounc'd, that our government has been informed,
'hough the medium of the British Charge dcs AZ
'aFes at Washington, that the French government
prepared to pay over the money under the in
demnlty treaty. II is probable that message of
Tue President, communicating this fact to Com
s'ess, will be received by to-day's mail
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JACKSON, Jan. 20. 1856.
JOHN II. MALLORY.
JACKSON, January p,

JACKSON, January p, 1886.
SIR-By way OF answer to Your letter, cnquir-
ing wheiL,rl have auil orizcd the statement I'M
der the Editorial head otthc last Port Gibson Cor
respondent, and whether you offered me bride to
vote tor Mr.. Walker have TO say, that did not
authorize any statements OF allegations whatever,
to be made, IN relation 10 any matters that hap
penod between It's, nor car | say you Cf,rCi me =
blibc to vote for Mr.. Walker. But did state to
Of my friends, that on the evening before
the election ior Senator in Congress, you and Mr..
Cranberry Lad called at my roon aud invited me
to Your house, where you intro iuced me to sever
al gentlemen. After some tnc, yon invited me
to Your Office, and as weIlas can rrco,c;, you
ed me how | intended To vote Tor Senator
replied, that WIS Instructed by my constituents
to vote for Mr.. Plumn!cr; yon observed, that |
could rcdccmmy pledge, by voting for Pmmmcr on
The hist ballot, Il afterwards voting for Waller
then, as ii WAS late, g; mp ,ogoto my lodgings at
Mr.. Edwards YOU stated that YOU would acconpa-
,.y me, and after we had proceeded about eighty
ninety steps, You mentioned that you wished to
come up here and live; that in April or May,
vacancy would take place in the Land Office, Al
Clinton, and that by Your influence with General
Jackson, together with Mr.. Walkers assistance,
ifle should be elected, You could get the Office for
me. inquired what the office was worih--Non re-
piled So 900 year. felt cmbrasscd by my feel
ings, and was abon, to leave vou, when YOU SAID :;
say nothing abou, IT, When alone became much
agtacd in my feelings not knowing how to take
YOU In tbs painful state | could not refrain from
limiting tho matterto an honorable q high-minded
friend. promised 10 state al; the circumstances,
after ,l,a election, winch accordingly did the next
dav. Now. sir, | base tod fou honestly ard car
did, what | have stated, and what yon know To
10,
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y ] 90 Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber. residing in
Il = Lynohbuig, about the 10 ,h Of January last.
BILLY,
commonly called BILLY JORDAN, aged about
70 years, II dark mulllto, almost live feet sir
inches high, very bushv head of hair. dark prcy
eyes, stoops great deal in TIC shoulders. very
thin beard, has been for some time complaining ON
account OF sprain on his left near the wrist.
had on WHOM he lett grey domestic coat, brown
pantaloon> II a white hat. From what can learn
hi, aim is To reach free state and the rou,c ia.
ken 10 do So is by the way of Charleston on the
hana"lia, whore lie may gain passage 70 Ohio.
For the apprehension and securing in any Jail ,h,
SAID boy, so that get him. will give 500 if taken
IN, or 8 100 ii taken Of the state
CilRlSTIANA TODD.
e. Tho kanawha Banner and Cmcinna,
Wing will insert the above 4 times, and send ,l,ir
accounts 10 this office.
Feb. % 70
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OBITUARY.,

Z. ~
On the 10Th nstant. II the neusc Of DIR. Allen
: ear, near SD,untan. thr k.,. tuAK.p Sprr,F
u. ID. d,pa,te, this ltle. 10 hs irieno. Ls death
was sudden aud uneN pcoted. Il IL believed that he
had been anticipating, lor time, \ sudden re.
moval, Whichever hr should he called aea, lis
health had been declining for some months On the
18th, he aucndtda Temperance 7oelets and ptcaeh-
cd. The DIV, on hIsnay 10 Ill. ehufe h. had
renewed attack oil the disease, aneh prevented his
preaching Ia his people, rs he had lntcnded.--from
TINS he seemed Ia have recovered, but about 10 o
clock J. NJ, on ihr 1th his respiration beeans hard
and dfoult, AID IN u IL. minutes without uttertug
- woId. lie r>Pn,d' IN. SPECIES Atm mtnts IN
science and scr,ta Literature, I'm above n,,di-
oCrrty. In theology, hr "as deeply read and pro-
,no,cd the privilege 81 ms oqnainlance particular.
" h> ms bt,tticn The intnsttN. u lan, wears
he had devoted hrnsc,, 10 til. preaching o tie ros
pei THIS 10 hlni. the most delightnt cmpln,
mcnt HIS worn liutstcd, aud hc has bern called
To has reward o. hun, With The greatest pIupr,,t,
1t he SAID, :" grca man has iallen III isfael -
" Messed arc the dead thai die III the lol1--ihe,
rest tom then lahours aud th.f works do nllo"
them Let tins reflection comfort ms sn,ning re.
lat,cS and hetts'cd congregation.
---, on H., sthinSr. Mi,l Ernicca Nrriirr, Al
the residence 81 her brother M law Charles Smith
l>u., ot luncuhnrg County, Nirpinia
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FOR RENT.

- The House and Lot At the junction Of First
I!:;M and Water-sirees. occupied. at present, by
G' Mr. Wylord. Possession given on the sd
day n April. JOHN A. PATERSON.
Fsb. - 4
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liberation of our friends in this and the sur
e'D, ,I;oc counties, with the hope that they may
"A 10 combined and successful action
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real. BRIBERY !

II has been frequently asserted that the late o.
lection Of Mr.. Walker, bv he Legislature Of Mi
>issirpi, 10 Tie I, :. Srnatr, was ,f,cud |,
bribery and Circumstances have r,c,nr, leaked
out, | i.l a!nlt> Cen alsraic de fact. IT,. fol-
lo"ln. co.respondcn c. ,tw,.n Jol II H. Mallory,
Who Is i an Burcn ohicc.Aodcr in Mlv,sirii,
ard i3sf' hinst19, .s7sftl.1 ii, a." Ic .'r;o.c,
"hon = attempted btbe, "iii .la.. o.rr..An-
ing. Ii viii be seen, ilat as soon rs NJ. Nallor,
found that the story had leaked ort he int,c who
'cas meont,-wh,l he could not la>e d,,, rn',..
he WAS euhy-and attempted 10 procure an cAcu,-
pator, letter from Mr. Murray. in this, however
sc WAS disarponcd-Mr. NJ. ON the contrary, sus-
tains tie charge. Man, NJ, ntcrs Of tic Mi,>,-
sippi Legislature, in voting for Mr.. Walker, viola
ted lelr pledges to lcr constituents. 1t is not Il
violent presumption to suppose that some Of them.
at least, If no, all, were more purchase able than
Mr. Nurrat. We hope that those who have vast,
cd SO mitch Indignation on the false accusation in
Pennsylvania, will rot hold their peace IL relation
TO this fragrant attemptto bribc representative of
Ill. people 10 bctra, ms constituents, by offer
Of one of The peoples offices the price OF lis
integrity, and the reward" Of his intamy:
JACKSON, Jan. &c, 1886.
SR-An article appeared in the last Port Glib
son Correspondent, under the editorial head, which
is understood as duplicating me in having offered
a bride, in office of So 900, to some n,Lcr Of
the Legislature, in order to induce him to vote IN
support of Robert J. Wa,ker as Senator of the L.
States and ii is also stated to me, that You have
authorized the allegation TO be made by a sSc1ng
,i,,,e l,.,l l.,
The object OF This communication is to know of
YOU, whether offered You any brLc whatever TO
v.,c for Mr.. Walker. You will pleas, give me an
,nSupr fartlNub
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MANAIAQL8.

Married. the 18th instant. by the Rev. Mr..
Wit, Re-, hnsrg ANTHONY. to Miss ELniaA A.
daughter oil Capt. Lewis L. Arthur all of bedford