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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

Harrison in Washington. When an anx-
ious crowd of admirers, of friends, of old
nlinates and new advocates of Harrison,
the pulriotc and independent committee,
were ut Gadsby's awaiting his appearance
at the breakfast, on Wednesday, an old gen
lleman, plainly dressed, was seen gently
rapping at the door cf Mrs Clark's board
ing house, aud when the cloth was spread
at her breakfast table, the worthy landlady
said, "Ah, General, ! never thought that
you would leave your numerous and anX-
ious friends at Gadsby's to breakfast with
me-" Harrison never iorgets an old friend,
Mrs C.. had been his landlddy in other days,
when the General was n Senator in Wash
ington. This is simple, hut n genuine
story Indicative Of the high aud manly
courtesy of tho General.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
state Convention.

In accordance with numerous requests
from various parts of the State, notice is
hereby given that n STATE CONVEN-
TON of the Frecmen of Vermont friendly
to the election of Harrison and Granger,
will he holden at the Court House, in
Montpelier, on Thursday the goth dag Of
October instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for the
purpose of adopting such measures as may
be deemed proper and necessary, prepare
tory to the Electoral Election.
1t is highly desirable that there should he
a full attendance, particularly of the Young
Men, from the several towns in the State.
MILTON BROWN, } State
G.. l.. KNAPP, COMMUTE
Montpelpr October l. IS36
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
Montpelier, October !, 1886.
State
Committee.

The last Franklin journal contains n
call for County Anti-SIavery Convention
to be holden ut Fairfield on the 9th of Oct.
for the purpose of organizing County So
ciety. The names Of one hundred highly
respectable citizens of Franklin County are
appended TO The call.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

The Convention was addressed in a spir-
tied manner by Hon. Henry f. james, Col.
Miller, Hon. Milton Brown, and various
other gentlemen present.
CYRUS WARE, PreSh
G. l.. Knapp, Secr,,or;ss
|. l.. Scribner, '''' ''""S'
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

But iorbear TO go further into The rea-
sons which led me, sixteen years ago, as II
member of the Ohio Senate, TO entertain a
favorable opinion of an alteration which
was proposed in the criminal police of the
State. 1t is certain that neither in respect
to myself or those who concurred with
me, was the opinion at the time considered
us the result Of uulricudly bias towards the
poor or unfortunate. Nay, the last Office
lion which could have anticipated, even
from the eager and reckless desire to assa
me, was Il charge of mirendlncss 10 the
humble and poor of the community.
| am, my dear sir, with great respect,
Your humble servant,
VIM. II. HARRISON.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

Mr. Charles Watrous, formerly of this
town, was found dead in his bed at the
Morimack Hotel, in CoHcord, N. II, few
days since, from the use Of some poisonous
drug.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

Commencement at B,cdoin CeHcge. The
graduating class consisted Of %. The de-
gree of A. NJ. was conferred on lS; that of
NJ. ID. on 20. Several honorary degrees
were also conferred that of A. NJ. upon
John Neal, Robert Goodenow, and Gershon
+. Cox; that Of NJ. ID. upon jonathan Page
and Elisha +. Ford; and tlat of ID. upon
Thomas Price of London.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
From He augusta (Geo.) Sentinel
OUTRAGE UPON SOUTHERN

L
We furnish Our readers this morning
with decision which gives an entire new
feature to the slave question. 1t has Just
been decided by the Supreme Court of
Massachusetts, that slave carried into that
state by his owner, becomes co Instant free
What think you of that, people Of the
South If Southerner carries n servant
or Il nurse with him into the State of Mas
that State is ready with its wrils and pro-
cesses to wrest that servant from him and
pronounce him freeman before his face
And then, as if to add the grosscst insult to
the deepest injury, we are told that this
decision is no interference with the rights
of the slave holder, but that rather the car
rying of slave into u state which does
not tolerate slavery is an interference with
the laws Of that state People of the
South VIII you sleep forever over your
dearest tights Are you willing to sustain
forever a confederation with States into
which you dare not travel with your prop.
erty, lest that property becomes by law
actually confscated? OF what value to
you is Union which enables those who
are in common with yourselves, members
OF that Union, TO destroy the right fprivate
property and deprive you Of that which is
Justly yours?
This is the strongest and boldest step
ever yet taken against the rights of the
South, and leaves the puny efforts of the
abolitonists at an Unreasonable distance
in the rear The aboltionists themselves
have thus far asked little more than the
liberty of publishing and distributing what
they please on the subject of slavery, (bad
enough in all conscience,l but here is Il high
and powerful court, which sets our negroes
free as soon us they can get within its reach.
Shall we submit to this? Has it not been
enough that we have borne for years with
n patience almost amounting to servilty,
the exactions of the tariff for the benefit of
the North? Is it not enough that the cot
fcrs of the General Government have been
filled by Southern earnings to he lavished
upon those States in the way Of nppropria-
tons? And must we now submit to have
our property taken from us by courts and
luries, and be insuItingly told such things
are no interference with our rights
The above is n pretty fair sample of the
arrogance and clustering of the Southern
aristocrary. We shall not be surprised to
find in the next number of the Georgia
Sentinel aprohercd reward of some twenty
thousand dollars for the head of that noto-
rous northern incendiary, Mr. Justice Shawl
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

Mr. Van Buren, is in town-doubtless
putting the finishing touch TO the Fall ma
chnery tightening band there turning
screw here-and oilimg nn occasional
wheel or so. He has not preceded as usual
by his Pilot Pish - but Holland the Yankee
Schoolmaster, who wrote the romance mis-
called his Life and other parisilical small
fry are wrisgIing in his wake
.Nbdny journal.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

The County Anniversaries Mt Waterbury
to-day and Tomorrow ought TO be well
attended,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04

IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENTS.
The calumny so industrionsIy circulated
oflat against General Harrison, by wIlich
it has been attempted 10 fiX upon him the
odium of man seller, is now thoroughly
and eflecually exposed. 1t remains to be
seen whether the Van Buren, presses gen
orally, which have given currency to this
SANDER, will follow the magnanimous ca
ample of the New York Evening Post by
making an honorable retraction.
GEN. HARRISON--WllITE SLAVE
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-04
Richmond, Sept. Is, 1886.

Dear Sir-Your political opponents in
the state of Maryland have, for some time,
been actively urging against you new
charge, that of selling ighite mcn, which
probably had no considerable effect in the
recent elections in that state, and which is
evidently much relied upon throughout the
United States. | enclose you paper, (hc
Baltimore Republican, containing the
charge in full, and / beg you, as an act of
justice to yourself and your friends, to ena-
bile me to relute charge against the uni
form tenor of your life, which, am well
aware, las been replete with instances of
distinguished private liberality and public
sacrifice.
With the highest respect, | have the
honor to be, your fellow citizen,
JOHN II. PLEASANTS.
Epn WIN II Harrison
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
TILE z Il"II l. CIV

The Petersburg Constellation Of Tuesday Last. gICi
its armour of shetland calls upon every inehu :"
Representative well as Fcderatirc Government 10 cen"
forth and avcnge tie violated majesty OF Their P''"'
Plies. Instructions are doubtless binding the S'hah
list. Because, being RcpreSrnatire, he is bound
respect the will of his Constituents and I'd. BccaUs
being charged in his jcdral r"pnry to represent The
rercgHty Of the Eatc, he is bound To observe their !s'
tons; otherwise he would be- hc organ ~ htS o'rH a.
aiouc and not the liduciary of the sovereignty oil w
GINA. 81.
1t gives pleasure TO hear tho animated strains OF i"
Constellation; the pungcnt commentaries with when
accompanies Mr. Lrigh's lung wire drawn Letter. u.
powerful battle cry which pours forth 10 the "ho'c -
mocracy Of FirgnH.-Wc give the following eAUae"
I: But those whom he (Mr L. has drsrrted--"hoH
they; Wcrpings, wangs and gnashns OF mt' "
are heard in their ranks. What think his State KsD'
worsh;ppers Of their Idol, permit Us to inquire
i'll their infatuated devotion carry them mad1y o.
ward even to prosra,on unto martyrdom bcncatm IT,
car wheels of their immaculate Juggrrnaul: WI! ~
Lrighs State Rights friends still uphold him: WIZ,
will Severn L. Parker be found at this crisis: se"",
man, SO conspcuously distinguished for prdg"S 10 ~
Leigh's BEHALF Where will John 7. Brown. thf ;1 d.
taken but eloquent cuogist-the deceived bn' ~"
entail friend Of Mr. Leigh, shelter himself from lnt -
trbutive visations Of public opinion, for his ui'.:
support and earnest defence on all occasions hcre''
Of the man who openly scoiis ut and conien"' -,
mandate of that people, to the defence OF whose ~
Mr. Brown has than once avowed the most eI
devotion: On what tick may our friend ana p' n
of the Richmond Wing: MIR. John Hampden flera' !,
the tavoTite mouthpiecc Of the recteant Senator
found sailing at the present speaking, we wonder, :, e.
truce therefore to speculaons on the presrn, ,.
ture action Of the Whigs-Our business is with Tue sc
mocracy-to them we turn-lliem we address-'" ',-,,
ask by all the lies which bind them 10 their own IN.
the liberties Of their children and the welfare i.s
kind, to prepare for the April Elections sl'' ;;g,ny
dsobeyed their mandales-he has pu the a"o,o,h
and their representatives at dc6nncc-and as . 6uy
reach Mr.. Leigh personally il is the obg gao rjri
the voters to reach those WHO have placed "" - he ts
ceased c to HONOR To Ars 10 Arms :! then D, 80.
word-nect at your March Courts, b'ing Ss' sys
strongest nen-make their claims to eon" nn in ArE
where known-ray around them as one il'-" wheh,
and give 10 modera Whieism Guie'us, L III
! your day at least, it may never lie aIoos.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

send dove nm ihs ci'a'himr, ":rh S"''t oe'' '''e
olive branch oil Peace liir tr''"hlsd h'nu'
Mr. White next adj rrs,ci thr senate ne TOOK i"e
ground taken BY ul,s' all n:l-rn drega''nn That
the excitement was b" attributed 10 the S""' but
the Northern agil.trs-": |" the PRESIDENT IN 'n.'o
ducna Tho siicL in, his Message L, Congress- not 10
The Gorcrnors or Legislatures, III ,lr dillirnt S'aes
but 10 the Ab"lonSls viii, inst GRATED il, ad are still
doing 80 :l.uch keep asys lie III favor o con-
ciliatory measures .:.- ~. = -. -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

EfOR SALE, Lot No. 454, on and Streets-fronts
Il 81 feet d Street and Sc feet the Basin bank
For terms, apply to John w. Williams, at Mrs Fomp-
klns's, or George P. Crump, Of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
Rrsi0natiOn or Resistance :

!, is curious phenomenon that the n 'atrf oi'
dwrlls upon the duty Of Obedisnes-ana IN, hr rs was
the right Of resistance lhe oSff' ,r senator
assert in all its magnitude the Guy u Statue. be
s s,nsn, e a G'f1 no, its despo
That paper of the propricly of oPpo''''0"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10

NW7ANTED, at this Office, Apprentice to the
wv Printing business youth from IA to lG years of
uge-possessing good English Education.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-10
.uOadaB March Z.
IN SENATE.

The Hon. r. G. Nicholas was announced as mem
Der Of the Committee Finance under the order nt The
House, appointed by thc Chair, the Of The lion.
John Tyler. "
The Chair laid before the Senate ! communication
from The Secretary uf the Navy, transmitting list of
contracts made by the Navy Commissioners during tho
year 1885 ..
Petitions were presented by Messrs Brown, White,
Buchanan, Godsborougn, romlinson Benton and Wall.
Mr. Webster, from the Committee OH Finance rcport.
ed without amendment bt from tho House to author.
zc the Secretary OF War 10 transfer pact uf the appro
pratons for tbs suppression Of Indian hoslllr. in Flo
rida to the credit OF subsistence; which taken up
considered, and ordered to third reading.
Mr. Webster from the committee, reported with
an amendment a bill from the House 10 provide mode
for the payment of pensioners
Mr. CLAY offered The following resolution, which
agreed 10: 3 a.. ,,-a...,-.. y
reced 10 communicate to the Senate the total amount
expended in constructing and repairing me
road Gncuding brdging) and Distinguishing the sums
expended east of Wheeling and in the three States oil
Ohio INDIANA and ILLINOIS; and that he also conmunI-
cate the Senate the total amount OF The two per cent
which, by the compac,s with the States OF Ohlo Ind
ana Illinois, and Missouri respectively, was received
out of The proceeds Of the sales OF The public lands
for making roads canals leading these several States
distinguishing between the amounts Of that fund which
have accrued in each of these Suites .'
A communication from the Treasury Department was
laid before the Senate Transmitting lst lis Of con-
tracts nude by the Treasury Department. I'd. A list
of the contracts made for lighthouses, buoys, &c 3d.
list of payments made according TO law, for miscella
neous objects 4lh. A list of payments made out of
the Marine Hospital Fund. The document was referred
10 the Committee on Commerce.
Nix. Kent offered the following resolution, which lies
one day for consideration:
Resolrsd, That the Judiciary Committee inquire into
the Proprety of giving 10 the District OF Columbia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

4 Scene MIR Goll9borouCh, ono OF the Mary
lard Senator's Dor, hard on Mi Gcnton, few days
ago in the debate on his RESOLUTIONS, aud convicted
him so clearly Of falschood,--whch seems to be no
uncommon thing with the author 81 the Last Room
lcttcr-that tie Missouri Nunchausen Numbered
forth ms rage in the tue Bombastes Furioso seiu-
clcnchins his fists, grating ms teeth and making sun
dry othe, displays OF b,aggar violence. Nj Colds
borough 10 give him another cnrr,lng but WAS
checked by Mr.. King, of Alabama, who MAS IN the
char. and who became snddcniy enlightened on the
point OF order
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

enn,y!rania.-<exsnder Lawrence fwhigl has
been elected Treasurer OF Penus, ,ana, receiving ~
votes, against n.
The Legislature of Pcnnsyl,apia is investigating
the secrets of Masonry, and has summoned many DIS
tinguishcd member of that iflternit, TO give ia cv-
dcncc-soulc uf whom had refused 10 attend, aud
others declined answering questions. Attachments
had been ISSUED against the former. among whom is
Mt Wolf the late Governor. aud the whole of them
will probably be punished Ton contempt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

From Ho93a.- Ouraccuunts nom the seal Of war
continue 10 be DISASTROUS. The Indians are killing
all the Whites that fall in therway, burning the d"
llngs sugar mills and Other buildings OF the plant
crs and, IN shon, devastating Tie country with hfe
and sw orl-and there is no force to OPPOSE thcn--
We regret our inability to Furnish lu details this
mornine--houch their interest TO our readers would
be necessarily much diminished b, thcr ignorance OF
localities and persons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
%alc Of Negroes.

e'Oarlvn t~>i0ncrs' %ale Of Negroes.
Rl virtue of decree OF the count, court of Bed
- iold, pronounced II dec. count, lS35, III the
case OF Simeon ldn ards and others, plaintiffs against
John Smith, Admir- Of Austin smith, dee, and 9th
crS, dctrndInts The Undersigned appointed Com
missoucts, ly the aole and dr,icc, VIII o, certain
purposes therein tr.clEod, proceed sell At public
auction, lor cash, onlbe 9Th day 81 February next,
before the auction room door Of Charles Phelps in
the town Of lNuchb, II. five likely Negroes, consist
lug of two Men one oman al.d two { hildrru.
JOHN OGDEN.
RIO. J.. COLEMAN .-
IT, l.. DAVIES. '""' ~
GEORGE l.. SIR ADER,
Jan. - tJF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
OBITUARY.,

With SINGER" regret, W. announce tho death of
ALEXANDER P,rrrsoN, E>q, the cntcrprzinp
Mail Contractor between Lsneiburg aud Rich
mnnd. lie died II, his residence, in Prince Ed
ward, On Friday last. aiirr long and severe i'll
ness. His large family, TO whom he was cndcarrd
by his many aniahle traits ot character, as we'll as
the public generally, have sustained severe loss
in this di>prnsation oil Providence. Mr.. l.. was
j. professor of the religion of Christ, and we have
every reason TO believe, now " rests from his Ia
bolrS.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
NCTlCE,

~ STR if.D on .STOIEN, from the
N>N subscriber, on Thursday nigh, the 9TH of
the present month January. one dark roam Horse,
about : or 9 years old and supposed to be about )
feet inches hlgh--no particular marks rccollccied.
only that he has the mark ol the gear upon him. !
will give a liberal reward In any person who viii take
up SAID horse, and fecp him that get hn again.
ALFRED EDGAR
Liberty. Jan. -. Wlw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
IS Numbcrs-----..-1OD Drawn Ballots
JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
NoIiAiK Caps,
VI MOilAik Tppets,
Fluted Quilting,
III pciCcs Cord. tireatsians,
pieces Double Width M.r,uo Ccrcassiaus,
Ladies Fun Capcs,
Ladies Fur Mufs,
Fur IippcIs,
Ladies French Walking Shoes.
kld Slippers,
French Morocco alking Shoes,
Ladies Black Satin Slippers,
DO White do do
With od.rr useful aud pretty Goods, all Of which
will be sold at tn. lowest pr,ees.
HENRY BROWN in.
Bank Square.
Dec. ~ IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

TIVE Spring Session of orr School " i'll commence
4 on Monday, February ist. Pupils OF both sex
cs will he received at their sual low terms viz. for
Spelling, Reading. Writing, 81 per session; for En-
glish Grammar, Arithmetic, Geography, with the use
of maps and globes, History, ancient and modern,
The useful branches Of the Mathematics, Philosophy,
&c. so per session OF five months.
n. Il. A few loaidets can be accommodated
January 25 2if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

George JooL san, supposed 10 have been con-
ccrncd in the robbery of Messrs. Ashley. Bankers
OF London, and for whose apprehension goo re-
wand had been offered, MAS arrested in Philadrl-
phia on the ltrh in>lanl, by hieh constable
Blnry. About 10000 dollars we're found in his
possession.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

new census OF the State OF Illinois has recent
" been taken, the details Of which have not yet
h"'n received, hut the aggregate population !.
found I" he about 275,ooo, or gain al III, i25,
nearly Is per ccnt, IN Eve year, This Furnishing
State has entirely gra"n up within IS years, the
population IN 1900 beng only 2l!,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

o. The last \. !. Journal ui Commerce has
obtained and published the letter of the DUKE i,
Broglio 10 NJ. Pagoot, which was shown 10 Mr.
FORSYTH, and returned by that gentleman. Il j,
necessary to full understanding Of the French
controversy We shall m>cr, II ~ nur next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

lUgiaio Legiat,tmt.--lt will be seen, by the It
gislatiNe proceedings, that Col joe " alklnss Abo
hilton Resolutions have been substituted 10, those OF
the Select Committee, by a mcacrc MAJORITY. Tie
Wing SAYS:
e." " hen the result was announced. few black
guards III tie House manifested then triumph by
clapplng--an indcccuc> Tor which the boys IN the
gallery most Justly rcprlmandcd them, by general
cat-e call Al the al Iourmcut he ,utanl, squad
who disgrace the character OF representatives oil the
people attempted previously to haWk down the gen
tlrnan lom Petersburg, when divine eloqusnec WIS
moving Dom hs lips. We were reminded oi the tc-
buke which Cicero gave the brutal niultitutc who
were disturbing the acting OF Ruseus. Ourselves
saw member of -Gmr uVIc, leave ms place. which
was cons picnous and 20 pthd the stove, as Ne INN
Lalie,e assist he effort 10 ha"k down Que oil
the tlist men Of The age, Can aicemsn Mfltss these
things, from the tools aud mlnions of Iewcf Nlt'put
I 4 burning indignation
=" Aud for whui is tins trump manifested Over
whom is II achieved! Cror tie Fopie oNtr the
constituents OF these very gentlemen! Over the reo
pie of Mecklcnhurg, Hanover Goochiand, WHO ein-
ed, in voice, the application to the Northern
States ior LEGAL restrictions uron 4toAhon iSSocd-
tons The o. have earned ic>olulicHs differing III
tins. only, nom those OF the committee that they
omit 10 ak have those associations Suppressed by
law-sescral OF the Iarty, Is Mr.. Watkins aud MI
Garland (ol NJ openly coutcndue that the South
has no rs lt ask aud the North iiphl 10 act a
eains those Assocations' They succeed III curry
this, anst tie voice of the people OF Virginia.
succeed, b, drilling their ranh and file, some OF then
men oil whom may be wondered that they ever bad
III Legislative Assem-. bly-and they deem this
Northern victor, OF importance enough 10 be celtha
ted b, ciopping the Hoo, OF the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia -
We regret that 30 much excitement has beea pro
duccd III Richmond the foregoing extract ndi
catss--cspecalls on this question. ! lie reason OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

Most mcldHchoig Ramof.-lt is stated IS a ru-
NOR IN the lhomaston, tMc) Chronicle, that
the crew and passengers ol kenncbcc vessel,
- IN number, have all been frozen 10 death IN
Boothbav.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

G - Sin Francis Head. the successor at Sn John
tobournc, rs Governor of Upper Canada has AMY
ed at New Work. rom England
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

There are twoto~ns lNing within eight miles of
= eli other, GA Lake Michigan, and about thirty
ll'lcs from Chicago, thu names OF which are Ro-
r'co and Juliet Fh, Ne" York Star soys,---,hs
N carry inc poetry into the back woods
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25

The subscriber ols u. trustee, under decd made
by Nr. Anthony, OF date the 9TH July, 1888 aud dn
~ recorded IN Campbell con,t, offers for sale the
G1st ard Saw Mill with twelve arres Of Land, al or
near the mouth Of Fishing Greek, and invites persons
dcsitouS of purchasing call ON b,m. THIS pro
perry will also be sold on tie 18th daf OF February.
at public auction, and on III, rs the fore
gong. {. l. MOSDl.
Jan. % tI3fn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-01-25
NIRGI\IA LEGISLATURE.

We have the pleasure OF announcing that the
Abolition question has been AT length settled in the
IL. Of Delegates, by entire new ~, oiresolu-
TONS, offered IL a compromise, by Mr.. Miller OF
Bot. and all Of which passed hy nearly an unani-
nous Vote The Compiler says: l ho remark
abb, fact has occurred that both parties, after all
which are deemed stranger by impartial observers
than those about which all tho discussion took
place"
The Espnncine Resolutions TO be taken
up on frnla, la>t.
The Banking Report was to b, called up. on tho
same day.