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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
NOTICE..

I WILL sell, at public auction, at my residence,
l. in Bedford county, near Cheese Creek Chu,h
ON Monday, the FIRST day OF August next, 3 likely
Negroes all my stock of Horses, Cows and Hogs
Household and Kitchen Furniture; my crop oi Corn
aud Oats in the field il fair, ii not the next fair day
Terms made known the day of sale.
JAMES McCEtNNAIlAN.
July 81 VITA
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o'eh Increased from TN ENrI TO THIRTY
MILLIONS MORE, il the counscl> of Ian Hv-
''"' ne"f0"' Wright, Camb,ticng, t. 20. had
moi oefn secuted down by some ofther own cond.
l'''r> " i'll the people approve of this Increased
expenditure, by clceline Van Buren,
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iTERET7'.S
Lottcry and uxohnrgo Office.
(LiNGHRtf EG, ~
TIE NJ ANNDTii SClIEME.
90 PRIZES OF $1,000
~ f.,,R EIJ" IS

Drarn SITiRDn NENT at Alexandria.
We respectfully solicit the particular attention
OF the public, To the magnificent scheme al the
WHEELING LOTTERY, 18th CLASS. which rs
to be drawn at Alexandra, saturday the BID OF
July.
a - Drawing expected to be received here
Tues,l,> ne he ,6ih
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Your obedient servant,
AMOS KENDALL.

The slavi>hncsS Of the requirements in the a
bove imperious circular is only exceeded by the
vulgarity Of the language in which it is couchcd.
No freeman would accept Office from such man,
on sucI, terms, except as the only alternative OF
starvation for himself and family; for man can
I've free after he shall have asscntcd TO such condl-
tons. That even some of the applicants for office
think with us ON this head, is evident from the fact
that one individual to whom this circular WAS adj
dressed. Indignantly secuted its conditions, and,
like man who felt the value of true independence,
remained at his last and lap-s,one Such man
is v orth host of your pcriumcd and poma'nmed
lacques, your bribed and bon'm office holders
who literally sell their birh-rght, their PerSo a
freedom, for less than mess OF poltage-ior the
crumbs that fall from the table OF suddenly ele-
waited beegar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

a. We mentioned, in our last thai Mr.. Lamar,
the rcxian Secretary of War, had ad lrcsScd an
elaborate Report TO his government, warmly advo-
eating h. immediate execution of Santa Ana. We
regret that we compelled to omit this paper
until our next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

VHNlif. above Houses and Lots aud 3i5 acres of
u Wood Land, will be sold at Auction on Satur-
day evening at o'clock NJ the place above me ntop-
ed by PAYNE g. TURNER.
fuction,ers.
Jul, 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Bes,lcs large number OF s6OS. 50s. 4o,, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves a., and Qrs 81 30.
Forbade At the l.otlei, aud E\chanp. onre of
JAMES II. \NERETr 4 Go.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

a. Professor Thomas Il. Dew has been APP
pointed President of William and Mary College,
TO supply the vancv occasionrd bv the resignation
Of DIR. Adam Empic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

r. Philip Williams, Jr. Esq. has hrcn APP
pointed TO deliver Funeral Grafton, in honor of
Mr. Madison, before the citizens of Winchester.
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GRAND SClIIINlE.

BESIDES 9 lbs. s,0s. &c. &c.
Tckets = IO-lIalves So--tluattcrs - 50.
For sale AZ the Lottery and Exchange Office of
}. II. ANERErT n Go.
Jn,ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

o. Fanny WRIGHT, Tor, rs She is now called,
Ms. Frances Wright Da,usmont,) who was re-
Gently delivering speeches ia Cincinnati in behalf
of Mr.. Van Buren,, announced her intention, II few
DAYS ago, OF cuIightenne the cilzcns OF Philadc-
phia by dissertation in behalf of the Abolition
lists: but the Mavor fearful OF u disturbance. pm
a stop TO the proceeding. The Evenine Post"
Mr. Van Burrn's orran IN New York, is hghIv in
dienant tlat the right of free discussion" was
thus checked by the Mayor. Sraws show which
way the wind blows.
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CASHFOIs WHEAT.

CASH FOR WHEAT.
FDNltEs Subscriber wishes contract ia. 10000
L. bushels Of Wheat, to he delivered at she Am
issrs Mills at Lynchburg, for which he sill at all
times pay the market price, IN cash, or allow any
other privilege that is customary with millers.
G. CROW.
guly2l r..
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Posi- OFFICE DErARTMrNT, }
.5th JnLN. 1870.

SIR,-l on are hereby appointed IA Clerk IN the
Post Office Department, at IA salary Of -.
On presenting yourself with the certificate Of
Judgco or Justice of the Peace that YOU have taken
the usual oaths of office, appropriate duties will be
assigned to YOU
late act of Congress requires the services of
Executive officers during ten hours day from
the lst of April TO the lst of October and eight
hours for the balance of the year. Your constant
attendance during those hours will be required,
Nth The exception only Of such absences as the
calls Of nature render Indispensable
No personal claims to Office promotion are
recognized in the Department. The Offices are
the property ofthe people, and the olicc-holdcrS
their hlrclings, to be appointed, promoted, or
discharged, at the discretion of those who, bv the
constitution and laws, made the peoples l.
gents for such purposes. Each clerk is paid in full
for las services by his current salary and in re-
laion to any higher OF more lucrative station which
may become vacant, stands on the same footing as
the citizens oul of office.
These principles are now stated. that, should Nou
accept this appointment, you may not hereafter
entertain any impression that injustice has been
done YOU when they shall be carried into practice.
Very respectfully,
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Important Information j.!

TO pcTSOMB amlCttI WIN THO IOIVOWlNH
complaints, VIZ:
Scrofld, .icmry,
Lepfosg, Foul fostering Ernp-
.Suit RhsuDi, tons
81. 1nihonys Fne, Pimphd and Car6unc ed
tcrtf Sores citn Hh,n nI,s,
The hontS 0jc affected Sore LsCs
Uhitc SutiingS, Scmd Ucdd,
Dioith Erupiion, ofter Jcnerem Tant,, rh,u
measie', Mercury has Gnicd
Aud all disorders arising rom an impure state Of
The Bl,oa and Uunof-ar. assured tha'
pI'i I'I'S
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.iJ'ERE IRIS

Now Exchange and Lottery Office.
GRAND SCHEME. for ht 30h July. tsl6. 10 b,
drdIrn ui lhrdndI,d, ID. {.
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FOR IIIIS

FOR HIRE,
LNOR the balance of the wear, IA good cook and
L washer Apply 10
WIN. w. NORV ELL.
July 81 lts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21

Rail Road from Lynchbnrg to Rrhmond-
We have received AN article on this subject, too
late for this davis paper, and which shall appear
in ON next. We bespcak for IT, in advance, the
attention of this community.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-21
kENDALL-ISM ,

We have never seen The character of man
more truly developed in a written composition.
then is Amos kendalI's in the following circular
to his clerks, cmbodying the language of one, who,
feeling that he is himself slave to those above
him, is determined to be the master of all whom
fortune, in one of its whimsical moods, has placed
below this " mcane>t of mankind :"
Posi- OFFICE DEPARrMENT,
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faSsc2a.;as:eOxs.
Ls',o," S;,r i'arrAc-'s :~':yi,:e-.l
T!tx rAri;Eas p!w,--ss.


Alcrimoc!-r;'r m,i>"s = Il. Graveyard.
IL. % ",%"'.":.i = 'r. s.t,r.
C''aa nnt y"ir Sp.:ng Often, il yoa would ser
III doctor s.:!i,m.
Small cabins make large gruve;yards-nuch
filth. much ~li,ysic.
Feed we'll, and y"i VIII breed veil.
S,iort', GEAR Nilic- -,Gn,'.. ,,loiyhing-whcu
lie coi:;r c''ait'- i!.r Kin. t.n l!r.sh wont 70 in.
The ::r-.,, .Hrris .ra-t when lie gear tits best.
An empty belly makes y sore hack. The sad
die is iarnnc': wien the i;n:!, il III tie feedssffs6aa
feeding mnsrs Tho hest :':!iing. <s
iicas n Inc cabin will make eras. in The cola
iir.d-ior lie thnt clutches .1Gas Iy night win cutch
sleep h, day. Where Tie iahoufer is asleep there
tbe gIass aawako. Duillc.x, ,ake brisk weeds.
81 h,nenninvcrseer Is . tsaanaa.on cancer: lnn,e-
diate cScis,on is The bestrIifc.
Tirre nre some who Five IA empty meal house.
ye,n full rot-an empty crib, yet a fun oqen.-
They SPIN not, We: Gey are clottcd-ttreySto H ,noe
yet they are fed, TIER hoz, y gsasassy stsas
Lave no pas.nre-andf,ei, eaive'svRhoat
h"il. Their mares faall s%,alli3i9g Ellis,
isn SOLO evil und :tin .iiD , %5cS
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~s,sa Of these !"
parties, ~ seane important
and powerful. rs ihspl.iag stse: balance of
power; hence IT tfhaf all other parties
desiring their strength, ncqnissee, TO a ccr--
tain extent, in their measures and move
mcnts. There is a high game playing for
political power, aud those who -wouId sccun
to he weak from numbers brconle strong
from position. Their strength consists in
fanaticism-in painting scenes of imaginary
evil-in appealing to the passions Of tho.
heart, and, as the gentleman from Massarlu-
sets Mr.. Adams says. to their religion
And when was fanaticisrn arrested? Look
nj its history all over the "orld. IN its first
commencement, il is seen like nspech III the
distant h',riHon-hu. maxi il as it rises
it spreads and w!dcns an,l grows. !Aiackcr
rnf'fniackcl, until ilwweGps With the fury of
the rushing tornado, dcsolating the earth
and the good and The wise stand as if stricke,
with dunbncss. while the hold and s,roun
quake and trem'h,r like unweaned infant,
under tue tri,mre;'h blast.
In its first struggles. i. is drspi.ed for its
weakness, hut II length, ~.'crcscit eundo, /"
until il walks erect in is giant strength and
power. and with the muscular ac,iou Of =
madman tra'iples into the dust and earth
those no at first felt pity for irs dclusirr. and
contempt for its impotence. The onl, way
TO contend with it is to meet il and s,ranplc
it in its infancy.
Ntia, has hccn the history Of The las, sum-
mer? We have seen the Whole country cx-
cited and agitatcd to the highest degree
There has not been a State. nor county, nor
town, from one end of this Union To the
other, tina, has no, been t:cmh!ingly alive to
the general wc'farc." Societies upon So
Cictics have hccn acknowledgements unor
thousands have hccn raised fo- the ayowed
object of producing u change. n deep and
vital change IN the domestic institution, of
the Southern states. There is scarcely -
common newspaper. a magazine. or review
that comes from, the North. hul wl:athrings
something of prejudice, ANA dcnurciation
against us. There is not a school hook.
not "a con,m"u geography. which does not
contain something, by inucnho or insinua
t'on, calculated to rain up our children to
he!'eVe KAT ;',c inheritance ,of their fathers I
Is iu)i o. E'i and i%ni,uiey Ta5f~i.s;4
COS. opinions, and moral power Of .th.
whole hon-s!aveilnidin. States, are directly
and openly against lis or the suhicr; Of do
nestle s"rvitudn. And well ma, the gem
tleman from Massachusetts (Alr. Adans,)
declare that every members speech on this
xIh,ect fran, p,-,h re 1J,.., ,-I N.,n.'. |
Ine, would be an incenliary pamphlet. and
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..,.l force. ashe, under Il - views,

Gently passed q resolution declaring In
na%7 institutional. for Congress tu touch thi:
;naf.er here, and me; the whole subject as
became ier:n! her interests, Under these
circumstances l was astofished TO hear the,
gentlemen from Georgia (Mr. Halscy) init
mate that:he was willing for the present 10
give this resolution The go-by. Here Mr..
ila!sey explained thai lie was willing TO
meet the question when it came MP at the
proper ri,ne, in "a distinct and independent
resolution, Sc. Nh. r. then procecded,
and said that he would not press these cir
cumstaqcss al, present.
Virginia. as but th6sSflsSsaay passed a
resolution to the same pnrport. She, alive
to the deep stake she has in the question.
has approached near t" nnnnimi,y on it,
III" ri %,,!u,ion %sieny,ng la Congress anv
,si.tu.ional power, was pmssc;! by : vote
oil rs 10 8 in her iinuso of Delegates
TN re is one subject at least upon w,,;cI, MI
parties can mite. wasdceply gra,ifcd 10
see tina, noble State speaking "a. became
her eacienf character. That proud State.
JUST! proud from having enrolled on the
scroll II fame her hundred patriots, has felt
her vita: Interest and hnnor concerned, and
moved win an n%nanimity and spirit thar
became III" land OF Richard Henry Lee.
George Mason. and Patrick ~IIenry. | trust
Il" son Of hers here will fall below the posi-
ton she has chosen TO occupy. Before a..
car! aver or 'aitcr on this subject. direct
iy or indiroc'i:. YOU must first break III, the
foundations of nj her insIitu,ions YOU mus,
-: - .t."r': """".er, n~r.'- =. h.~ h.cnr.
who mus forget the glory OF the past
whose hearts must beat with imuul,ea and
of n new degenerate nature
whose mothers must quicken with Il new
and unnatural offspring.
Sir, ] dcprecatc all party ties and parry
feelings in ihi. matter. 1t is too solemn n
for lbs. If there be amy man here
wii" has any misgiv;nS, or trembling as to
the future on this subject, let me say Il
linn, tins is no place for him If there be
any Representative here from any part or
portion of the slavclolding race whose heart
il so bowed down i'll suhserviency and ser
Witty to party discipline and party organiza-
tinn, as to be drawn of on this question for
Il e purpose of partiZ;n ascendency and
/. sci .!:~E:r! . ..-.".~''- -..n:-.,
of the day, let mc say 10 him, TIN, no
place for him, unless he is prepared to cover
with prostitution. If there be any
gentleman here from the same region, whose
aspirations are to please the dominant in
tcrc>t of this confederacy by sycophancy
and tla,1cry, for the purpose ofcloihing him
self i'll the livery and ~irappings of office,
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&C..
itli:i'i. tii.:,


lE'i'S !i"E C"A'I'ict yYah =.
pf"rris:y, al; re-. %i.,lnr,~ u.:..,
'y:!c- Iiper!ur-. Unlike w..
'r''a''s' size anu 'ier a. ':e-s nc. or a,.ncu,cJ !.
-H""' :: erwi*o than ~, AK, a:,:ic. T,":r mo-.
e": % ;rari"',i. BEATTY. a:nian.j,A:: manners. c,,.s-
"!t!:ei; lobe 'n,reIsuiy rcspcc,et; un.; taeir u1.-
se,!ec cau.et IA. moe; cn;is.:s:sS;,c ~:esi,.s r,,o,.,
The m.i''";y m'''y o~ivE;'p'l particularly Sc y,n,.-
ger Officers, siroSe 10 ea,i: i:teaprio,alion Of these
interesting women by tta,s oi bravery. Iron one
OCCASION, tie cider, ofwlom ] have becr speaking
beng titcn IS Lieutenant, was dispatched by her
sssE;ssqi officer 9 ire.i upt a part or tie es.>ny'.
ssxsu as1pin; -T-+h e no. opsy q completely succeeded,
bata6t'thliy dish.nied the officer who comina nhed
II, and brought lima prisofar into Inc camp. T.,
tins askirnish she rcceiysSsa sight snbr. wo,ri
in the neck. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sic !.ad
taken becalue lhssg HgbahEasuxk .efs he + rrncA
military and, n 4 d spss, al having
del!vcFednp Eiss aTasaasa sommi,,ed
suicide ~ hiowinyg 3aiSts haibs lady
rppidly resossredg j \ nhsSfS ~; aahet Gov
f'rsr,.eif,, 70 reward her saHssTosad,itt, presented
ssery b seaisds &c cs,thp sde1rc, with seyc,s,
-. "a. SO
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REMARKS OF MR. riCkE..S,E,
81 SOUTH cAnuLlSA.
4.t::e Ho"Fsssf Representatives, jon. 81.

s:'"&-
mat .ohs'ssS aas DO power under the Con
s''fu''on "aoo'',h slavery IL the District of
Columbia &C, being Under consideration
MIR. PlCkENs rose anil Observed i''at
he regretted exceedingly the necessity that
induced i"n' to say any thing on the interest
ing Saa deeply exciting topics before the
sss2yse, Sir, when ! had OCCASION enane
NaSs@ska silice to make q few remarks on this
slas ysXslI As Eatf have tho
Shonoisto SRt9ssosiasSdffs stss$s es1atens de-
! as sssSS eia sioI
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=,
n ''sy pursued a certain course here, they
"oul'Ec swept, from their seats.
H.. s;:.t""n 9 9t:r. '' % { ssh sbiycup starcrs is +. as.
but II is NOT in our coiuzstry only, that we
have to encounter prejudice. England has
cntancipa'ed her w. india Islands. Franc,
is also moving i'll the same d;rcction--,er
press too is calling up tho prcju!icez of the
naf'"h a" Is ns institution. And in Enc
rand there Il o Review, from the p~ai,s!,c,j
tui %talcn:c;! i..inbrrrh. town,o tho .j,r.-
my Eenssiam lcvHil;ng Westminster. tina,
docs not oncn is battery and dcnuncia,ion
upon ns. Even, ton, that prince Of modern
's~ten,agosucs. Mr.. O'Conn.''. in the r'e,j-
tus5e OF his arrogance ami vanity, mas, !l.ink
h9to strike tho ri'asteand bases, u,,cs, to
caAs !t9les9t,assions and prejudiccs of the
ris,ieSssssnd low', against 1ihsatitulions, tho
taa,e of which his ig,norance forbade:
Tim !, understand, anil against a gallant
people whose virtues his natural vulgaritys
fou!S isyer appreciate. tIc talk about
equal rlglts and public tran.
d,spettssa !nleudid income,
= :sssistf. II the lno,
~
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this isno place for him, u..iess' Il. IS u.'"-
ed to abandon the inheritance Of.
and :9hs l;;sc chill
II o; NJ avail TO close our7ryr...
ing events arounds lis in This county ,rJ I,
Europe. Everyth thing procI.;ms .hai. s,,,, =.
Or Later we shall have tn NEE. ,.,. ,.r,,,.
and the powerful, and cont.,.l ,vn. ~.
'o'ahs o! oar fathers for our con2.c,,,.,
hcartil-stoncs and household r,!,. cr ,,,.,
don our country To become a black c,.o,,
anu seek for ourselves a refuge in tb,. nj,
derncss of tho West. Its in vain t., 1911
The contest.
MIR. Speaker: As to the cons,;,,. m,,,
Fo"or of ,hisGosetnH,eDs 10 touch thu ii,
j~et in sny sllapso = tfhifa the : 4 D..
o. TINS lss.on, ! disdaiianffo argue tha..s, I! 3
Y the doniiaantintefcssa sthisnsiio; |Ss,.,s
ever become so bold, d .ei,:lass ! : =
Touch the matter or cxercisG srcIfa "a -
:'ircctly or indirectly tlief.ifw
.' anS'p3 ssHatFSsf <sla.
s'av"a Observation-Disclosures ,,.E
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last IATU Il
people
tia, ~ 10 SAC OF Tie 49,. :
tic, : ) for,syis learning and or
ED h~assresAitIy thought psop, :;
clio bach ,hsse sndsaaya sseesa
.pr,t to N'is fish asmassgue, by publishing
yud a tissue of visionary decla
nation, c;sicI ted to have no other cdcc.
tlnn to excite feelings, sympathics. and
p:eIudiccs NJ war With the harmony Of the
Union, and the forbe-ring principles of the
Constitution, which hh, M well as every
Uti.cr good citizen, has taci,ly sworn TO sup
port. ailr.ic to DR.. Ciann!ng, and | al
ln6c 70 him with pain and regret. Instead
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

spcc,hes all IN ono SIDE aid 90 which ne friends OF Inc
substitute had made answer. In these spcches cur
opponents have perverted our Intentions sstaeu our
motives and presented the substitute, and the arguments
Of those who support it. in every light hut the true one
The gentlemen from Campbell wsrsi 10 reply to the mr.
ulrncnt of the gentleman from Richmond wish ado
10 set myself right before the House
MIR GREGoRY said if the gentleman would give way 10
motion aGlnurn he wouldhaVe an opportunity d pre-
srnlnG his views Tomorrow.
MIR e ,n,ASp No sir. / about To say that those
whose views had been MlsstacH were Wiling 10 lo'es"
All opportunity reply, in consideration OF The great
Impotence which prevails III me House ana throughput
I'M, Commonwealth for the final settlement Of this ucs
ton The debate upon it had already been protracted
too long, and Mr.. G. and those with whom he acted,
were disposed that the question should be taken,
Their than cause further consumption OF time.
Mr. GILMER said he did not intend to depart from the
new rule OF action laid down by the gentleman from
Mecklrnhurr tender to that gentleman, aud u those
for whom he speaks with authority, my cordial thanks
for the display of disposition not shewn before 10 bring
this matter TO close. am glad thai the gentlemen
have determined to march boldly up to the question; al
though cannot but indulge suspicion that they have
taken prudence aid them in their councils, and that in
declining to reply to the speeches against the substitute,
they have been fully convinced OF the truth oil the MAXIM
that discretion is sometimes the better part Of valor
The question was then announced by the SPEAKER,
and the vote about 10 be taken, when
Mr.. GARLAND said, that the remarks Of the gentle
man from Albcnarle had naturally changed the drlcr-
minaton, far Mr. G. was concerned which he bad
Just announced to the House. The inference drawn by
that gentleman from the proposed orbearance OF the
friends of the substitute created the necessity which did
Leiore exist that they should reply 10 the arguments
of their opponents. The ntaatlon Of the gentleman
from Abcnarle that the arguments which VIC have re-
Gently heard could not be replied to by the friends of the
substitute, has something the appearance of defiance;
aud Mr. e. could not reconcile it to hsduty under such
circumstances, refrain from attempt 10 answer
those who had assailed his motives and opinions
Mr.. GREGORY made unsuccessful motion for an ad-
tournament.
Messrs. GILMER and SrANARD expressed their willing
to hear the replies of the gentlemen on the other
side.
Mr.. DANIEL said he would not ask for adj ourn-
uleut, but ii the House would indulge him for ten
minutes he thought in that time he could reply to such
oil! the arguments the other side he deemed II ne
cessary to answer.
After some further conversation,
On motion Of Mr.. MApIsoN. the Honse adlourned
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wM7ASHlNGTON MUNUMENT.-lhe attention
wv of the citizens Of Charlotte is respectfully calico
10 Monument 10 be erected a; the seat Of the C'fnria
Government: in honor OF he mrmoy ot Tie INDUSTRIOUS
and vcnerated Father of his c"unsry, General u'"l@'
Washington fist in war. first III peace: ana '''S' "
the hearts of his cnuntrymrn
The Society formed Inr experimenting the rr"ct"h :"
this stupenhonS tnhc, Il; HE head "i winch: IS 1'n
Madison TX President u the L. 5. rci cvntdrnt, 'na
the facilities being offered and arrangements i'ade, Gao"
citizen of the United Stats VIII 80! pias'rr rs wen "s
pride. in voluntarily contributing [" IL" erection o. SUI
a Mnnnrent may do credit L" ID" hti"n-Hn" ON
his or her na:nr br recorded therein. ir Tie lstc
ton oil the present lis well future generations, lis pro-
meters Of and contributors 10 this gTrH, w'fk
NJ. J. Williams, havInm accr,trd the appointment as
collector for this county read ~ receive i sum- De IL
ia,rr or small and the OF each individual con-
tribunm aud transmit them to The proper anh"rIlIrs
The citizens OF Charlotte. without dsttictIo are lhrfe
fore Solicited most respectfully, 10 avail themselves &"
the privilege of becoming patrons 70 design: 80 grand
and pa.riuc, being Tree will offering. q; great, Tree
and independent People 10 lac :Ae''"ry OF brlo'eu
Chief ~ J. WILLIAMS COiicccT for Chnrl"He.
February Ii. n-W-W