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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

NlRGlNlA-At rules held III the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery. for the county of Amherst, on Monday.
the Sd day OF October, 1886
Alfred Il. billiard and Elizabeth B. his wife, for
merly Elizabeth 3. Cabell, Napoleon b. Cabeil, aud
Alexander Cabell, Plaintiffs,
against
Frederick Calell, surviving Executor of the last
will aud testament OF John Cabell, decd, and in
his o"nrght, Samuel Bransford. late Serjeaut Of
4he Corporation OF Lynchburg, and as such admin
istiatHr de bonis non, with the will annexed of Geo.
Cabeli. decd, Samuel CabelI. William Daniel, a
Judge OF the General Court Of Virginia, and Pau
llna } ms wife, formerly Pauliua J. Cabell, " lliiam
Walton, one of the securities Of John j. Cabril,
deed, III his Official bond as guardian tol the Plain
tlits, " hilst infants. William Chick, Que of the Sc
cnritles OF The said John J. Cabeil, decd, in his off
cal bond, as one OF The Executors Of John Cabcll.
decd. and Thomas Il. Friend, Administrator of John
J. oabel'' decd Defendants,
IL CHANcERy.
The Defendant, Samuel Cabell, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security, according to
the act OF Assembl. and the rules of this Court, and it
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he Is not an
lnhabltdnt OF TINS Country III is ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear here on the FIRST da, of April
term next, aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs, and
that acopy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lynchbutg N%irSinlan, for two months successive
Is, and posted at the front door O.! the Courthouse
OF this county.
A Copy-feste,
JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. c.
Deccmhe } wom
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TO MERCHANTS.

10 MERCHANTS.
NETE have just received, by the ships Mdrrnord
w and Hdrkapay, onr importation OF Fail aud
NintetD Dry Goods, together with a very heavy and
good assortment ol other Foreign and domestic
Goods, from Richmond, Petersburg and Northern
Crties.-Ae solicit a call IRON Merchants, buying
in this market, bctole making then purchases.
JAMES {. HUNT 4 Co.
Importers ofBritiSh G0ods.
September % is
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NOFBsEr.

NJ + II II
'llE subscriber wishes to sell his Plantation In
a bedford county, lying on the waters of Elk
creek, joining tie Lands of +. 4. Harris, John
North aud others, supposed TO contain three hundred
aud ~slAty-two acres, about one fourth the Land in
woods, the balance III cultivation, which was origi-
naliy eqaallo any uplands in the county, and yery
suscepa5le OF Improvement, remarkably adapted to
heat, Corn and Tobacco, The Improvements are
4 good Dwelling House, and Out Houses of every
description, necessary for a family though it is use
less 10 say any thing about the improvements, as it
is presumed that any person " isling to purchase will
look for themselves, aud will be shown them by the
subscriber. near Otter Bridge, IN SAID county.
| will sell a bargain in the Land. if an application
be made before the second day of January. Ii not
sold by that time, IT will be for rent.
WILLIAM CALLANVAY.
December Is ,J
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NU SiErH fRiTNcrS.

w tNrED by the subscriber, Tor the ensuing
w year, 30 able-bodied SLAVES, 10 ""fh on
the Janes River Canal, about Is miles belo"
L,nclburg. Liberal hire nth good treatment VIII
be giv.n-ln my absence, persons wishing 10 me
will call on David Staples. or my agent NJ. breea-
love, Amherst. - FRANCIS STAPl.aS.
Section 80, amherst County, Dec. VII
lteitreuce-J. A. Clay, Bryce A. Martin.
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" % Y A.,

" d E'KCE.
WE Steamboat Guide, will commence rum
II n'ng, the first rise of the waters, on The Ten.
llesSee and iiolston rivers, between Decatur and
hhoNV'''e' and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-'h"king a trip every ten DAYS. She is no,
surpassed by amy Boat in The West. for her sn..d
ana elegance of accommodations.-persnn, trar.
e'''he 10 the Southwest, may avail themselves .f
passage either from Knoxville or Kin sron.
hiuHviil', \nv 3 .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

The Texan Congress adjourned on the Isl, of
December TO the 10, Of April. The followin ing are
the salaries of The officers of the Texan Cabinet.
fixed BY Congress:
saniel Ii ouston, President. sIa mn
NJ. Q. Lamar, Vice President. o
~ 81. 'a>''a, secretary OF State, $500
r"sh' secretary oi War, $500
: 'sirF, secretary OF Navy, $500
inon'as C~ollinsworiil, Attorney Gene
,", $500
John r, Jones. Pa. master General, no fixed
salary.
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Nov. ~


Nv H..
VIE undersigned, Trustees, IN a deed ofuust eX-
ceutsd by John liorsciy, for the benefit of GER
tam eledltofs therein mentioned. which is duly le-
corded would inform the plblle, that the ELK
WILL. ikA'i OF LAND, OF that pant Oft stu
"teu IN the counties of Amherst and Nelson, which
includes the Mills and three Islands, making SOFA
acres, by old surveys, is still tot sale, aud will be
Sho"nt TO those desirous to purchase, by John IIors-
ley, or Alexander Mundy. one OF the Trustees; and
II not sold before the LIST January neNt, Will, on that
u'E' De rented out. mere Is an INJUNCTION TO the
sale ot327 acres, and a Lumber House at the mouth
oi bent Creek, IN the county Of Buck u am, and
considered a portion of the above tract, but we are
informed by the plaintiffs in that injunction, that if a
satisfactory sale OF the whole can be effected, they
VIII be Wiling 10 let II 60 with the other. first ascer-
tanning It's separate value, aud the proceeds thereof
to be held BY the Trustees, to abide the result OF
that injunction.
FREDERICK NJ. CABELL.
ALEXANDER MUNDl, TuA,t,,,.
Octohefo0
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NlRGlNla-A rules held IN the Clerks On,
' OF the circuit superior court OF law and chan.
1896
John Shrewsbury, Plaintiff
against
William Shrewsbury, (of BedfordA William Sh,.us.
bury aud Rhoda hs wife. and William Dickinson.
Defendants,
In CHANCEEY.
ne defendant William Dickinson, not having en-.
iefeu MS appearance and given security. according
&c ,ne acI Oh assembly and the rules of this count,
aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an 'nhabitaut OF this Commonwealth. 1t is order
ed that be do appear here on the first day OF the next
telmand answer the plaintiff bill, tltat this order
De In serted IL some newspaper published IN Lynch.
eu's Tor TWO months successfully, aud posted 1t the
irout aoor OF court rCuse Of this county on some
court day. ACopy Tes,e
JOS. WILSON. CFk.
nov. WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

H1RTiH, Ward s. DAVIS,
"AVE JUS, opened a lot Unreasonable GOODS,
IL consisting OF
Super steel MIXED Satiuetts.
aud common steel mixed Cloths,
Scarlet, yellow aud green flannels,
Green BaIzcs,
Black aud scarlet trimming Sel,ets,
Super black abbcd Moialr Hose.
do do Plain 40 TO.
Dec. o. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
Srw ORLEANs, Dec. IL.

Trx,s-In a letter from Mexico, an extract
from which is exhibited at the Merchants E.-
change, intelligence has been received dat ano.
ther expedition, consisting ot 1000 men, under
the command of Gen. Bravo, is to be scnt INTO
Texas; 1000 men had already started from The
city OF Mexico. y. q. American.
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NIw FALL AND W1sgG.R
Cn E1aAE


ef the ships Marmoruana Hlrkdpuy. inst ,r,,y
~ cd at CilN Point, direct from Liverpool. ~.
have received our importation OF British Dry Goods:
D bales W lison'. best Napt Couons, white aud
grey, Nos. TO 5, yer, cheap,
All. bales Point aud London Duncl BIanl,,.
do "a, 1910. Ill and IL 1 Rose, double Rose
sdWhi,nsy Blankets.
ONE VI these Blankets are ex,ru quality and size
do red PaddinEs,
do White Silesian rlanncls,
z case Cloths and Cassirucres,
do "a aud Cd English Merines,
do English Fancy Prints,
do Jaconets. Ganbrics aud Checked Muslins.
m W nave also received n portion, and shall receive
\, aiew days, the remainder Of our stock of other
0r"gH aud Domestic, Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods,
imported from France, Germany, Ireland, Haly and
H"i'SendnI tins season, and bought in the Northern
markets. b, our partners, F.& }. :. James 3 Go.
by The package. They consist in part OF
! case Coarse Satlncits, very stout,
do assorted DO from fine TO very fua Plain.
Plaid aud Striped,
! do GlcnIaek Jeans.
do O. Forest Cloth aud plan cold. Iinse,s,
l do ~ and ii Plaid linseys.
= bales and cases brown aud blrached pomes
tics, B, Al aud 81,
~ do Petersburg aal Manchester Cotton Ozua-
burg No. | and :,
lIannels, Bazes and Fries,
tarprtlnes aud Hearth Rugs, assorted qualities,
Plain, PLAID and Dana>A Mennos, rtrV handsome,
BLACK Gro de Pans and other L%ustings,
ria'n and figured Gro de Maps, a beautiful as
Figured and PLAN col. Ciallys, sortment,
Pinn and figured white and colored Robincts.
Splendid healed white SATIN and Cliallys.
do Striped GAUGES FOR p, ry dresses,
Gauzc. SILK. Cllallv, Mcrlno, WOOL n, Valencia.
aud other Fancy Handketchieis aud Slawls
3 cases American Fancy Prints,
Plaid Doinestics, Furniture and .Aproa Checks,
toliinct, Velvet, SILK and Valencia Nestlncs,
I Oftru, pIaII and Sfrippt ('asSinptcS
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against
Jesse Hale. John Wade and Alley his wife, iofmTtJ
y Alloy Hale, and Fleming Janney and Kaes.
his wife, formerly Rachel Hale, DeienddD'
In CHANCERY.
The defendants not having catered their aPp}'M%
ance. and given security, according to the act in n.
senbly and The rules of this Court. and it aPp,ea~s
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhaon'Ih. ~
OF this Commonwealth on motion ofthe plaIntl'"S
counsel, It's ordered that he said defendants uom1
pear here on the first Monday in January next a. a..
answe r the plaintiffs bill, and that this order be pS
lisned in the Lynchburg Nirginian for TWO mo mo, d
successfully, and a copy posted at the front aao,
tue courthouse of this county on some court ''''
\ Copy-Testc
Nov. Ii wan
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NlRGiNl A:-At Rules held in the Clerks III
v fee OF the county court Of t'rauklin, The 9Th day
OF November. lo36
Samuel Dillon, Plaintiff.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
-xzE x-op.,

@S14 LIZ I'm STGCJ EZOTLr.
~ f subscribers having purchased H..
Il near the Courthouse. IN tie tnvn - oven
ston, heretofore occupied by Col. Gh,}Je. rr1'4g
be- leave To inform The rub.;r generally : e'o",
wlli make every eyetinl to ule1.. I'm. :, h'y
call upon them. The house 10 LARGE and ,a @"V may
and will be neatly fitted IN. Servants IN a'eu
teutivc. Table and Stable >nppIied - ~ YEA
country can afford, and the Brdd,ng s1alI H. ~ ue
first order. In f4e, we will eudrayuI In Ie., " o. the
worthy Of the pnblic rern, Tbe ia @s'P " mouse
"hich passes through lhiS place STOPS At thls hou,
anu P'''e"s.s sn'' DC i"rh'sf'o with every accom-.
lhou'''0n' 'hs,eiote soilclt tie public patio.
mage nENR1 =. fi.lTON,
M; H. Mo,
AuSus' Is
NTIKGI\IA-tr ruIes bcld il, RI. Ct, -,
y oftbe c,,cn,t ,nns,,nr ,,',, ~ MN oace
cerv, for The conntv Of ,,nhrrs, On - ~, -" '1l e0'l.
October ls36 u u'!Q
petrr u,nt and SALLY ga bs If =.
Iee Camd., ~ - '''H",! o@ai
~ i'IltlHs
refer u 1ainaen' Executor OF Leroy Camlta
decd William IL. Gaieand' and Richard y. Fit.
p'hK, Defendants
IN CuANCERY.
The defendant Peter G.. Camden. lsNecutorM
Leroy Camden, decd, not having entered Ll>a,
pearance and gwen security, sccord,up to The 5r %r
Assembly, dgd the rules OF this couli. and il apps,,
nan, ofthis counirv. il !, or1ered Tia, ,h.""
PENDANT do appear here on the frst d,y nj .a ~ ~, :"
next and ,,,vr,r IN. hiU ~, b. nL,r,,r. =" '''
conv of thi. o,,ler he to,th,ith ,nsan a9' VIA, "
Lynchburg Nlrginlau. for two months succrs.,s
~, and posted at the front door of the Cour,bnn,.
! OF this county.
Cony-Teste
JOlfN THOMPSON. Jr r
n,o.,,I
uvID,IyI, -
~ 49, -. iu''' ''o W 'ne 'letAs of:'
'" = "t' t'o' c"u'' % Nv" anu ch'ncs'
. . $50 y u" 'o ''H 'as o'No'
mo ri.
's''' tia'A'iL
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W M TENAS.
LATE \ &c.

The Express Mail has at last brought u, some
news, very late, md sufficiently interesting. l., is
as follows
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
w invite the attention Of the Ladies' to our
w large stock of plain and figured black and
coiorel silks and chaliys, (geai GIman,J figured
and plain white aud colored Satlns ~ dozen Fan
cy handkerchief, aud Siaslr, some OF which are We
~ fine splendid English Prruts, Merinos, PLAID aud
Damasa, and many other durable Goods Bonnets'
very fine, English straw. Tuscan and teaeer Bon
net. Cap and Belt Ribbons, &c. &c.
Call at JAMES {. HUNT & cos.
- Staple and Fancy Sto'e
September % Is
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JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. CIV"
CoMMissroNER's OFFICE,

ION S~tptembtr. 1886.
The parties interested in the foregoing order Of
court are hereby notified that ] have appointed Tue
Ist Mo day III February next, TO carry sand odt'
INTO effect. on which day, at the hour OF 9 O'Clock
IN the morning, they are requested TO attend a'm'
office, at Amherst Courthouse, with the office pa
pers, al their evidence, &c. prepared for examlna-
tIon and settlement. =
JAMES p. GARLAND, Conn.,
December w4w
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NEGRO CLOTH.EG.
FOR SALE.

~ Saturday the 3lst day of December Ie3o,
~ there viii be sold. al public auction, AT the
Tavern House vi Mrs. sally Ta,loe, IN the coun-
ty oi Amherst, Immediately opposite the town OF
Lynchburg) between 81 aud 10 valuable SLANES
-con.lsting oi men, women, boys aud girls. Among
them is a first rate carpenter. These slaves are se-
~ likely, and sold for no'tault whatever.
T~elms-1'welvc months credit-the purchasers
giving bond, with approved security.
The sale will be made in pursuance OF a decree Of
the Circuit Superior Court ri Law aud Chancefy, Tor
the county Of Amherst, entered UP at the last term,
IN the case Of - Miller :. P.ys lsueker & al The
title 10 the property Is unqucsuonable; but as com
mlssioners, we shall sell aud convey such title oniy
as is vested in Us by the decree aioreiaid.
- ROBT. TINSLEY,
NJ. II. GARLAND,
Commissioners.
II Is the intention Of the commissioners to meet al
the late residence Of Authony fucker deed. III the
county OF Amherst, on Thursday the 29th day Of
Dccembcy, 1886, for the purpose OF making such
a division and allotment OF the slaves Of said deccdent
as is directed by the decree OF the court aforesaid.
The legatees interested III the estate, are lequestcd
TO meet rs on the occasion.
BY the terms Of the decree aforesaid, the present
administrator Of SAID estate, tNelson C.Dawson) IS
directed 10 deliver up all the sid slaves 10 the COM
nlssioners, at the end of the present hiring. lie.
aud those hning the slaves for the present year, will
be pleased TO have them all forthcoming on the 18th
Gay OF SAID month. at the present residence oi Mis-.
Rebecca Rncker, III Amherst county.
X. IINSLEY.
NJ. IL. GARLAND,
commissioners
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Gil -.

tT1 ~.
oSl opened, Il very large assortment Of both
- Single aud Double Barrel, made 70 our own or
der. II. b. RICHARDS T. Co
December Is
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New EOHdon Academy.
VIE exercises OF this Institution will be resumed
Il on the 10th of January, and the session will
continue nom that time until the 10th of July.
Terms wii be the same as neutrality-suspicious. Is
aud IL doiiais Tor session OF 6months; Board, inclu-
ding every thing excep, Wood and Candies S54, for
same period-Board and Tuition both payable hal,
IN advance, remainder at the end OF the Session.
GEORGE L. DABNEY.
Dec. 10 tIOI
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STlRGiNiA-!N rules held in the Clerk, I'm.
' OF the circuit superior court of law and cLs,
Gerry, for the county OF Amherst, on the Sd dn If
October, 1896 'U
Peter Dent and Sally Lee his wife, formerly Sab,
Lee Camden, Plaza
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
Nov. ii

y / a circuit superior court OF law and cllaneeI,'
a continued by adjournment, aud held for tn.
county OF Nmhetst. at the Courthouse, on Saturda!
the Eth day OF September, 1888
John James Morgan, by Zachariah Drummond'
his guardian and neAt friend. Plaintiff,
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WSWTVST
Micajsh Dillon, Squire Dillon, Meredith Dillon
KeLecca Calllcote, Thomas Dillon and Jesse Db
hon, Defendant,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

By consent OF the parties, by counsel. the court
doth order, that the defendant John Norvell. do rem
der an account OF his guardianship of the plaintiff
before one OF the Commissioners of this court, who
Is directed to examine. state and settle the same. and
make report thereofto the court. with av matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by himself, ORE
CURED by the parties To be so stated.
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GSdiNsf

Peter G.. Camden, Executor Of LEROY Caml,,
deed, William II. Galcand, and Richard \. En-.
bank, UeieuJr,
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hon, Defendants,
IN CHANCrRY.
Tie defendants Micaial Dillon. Squire Dilhor,
Meredith Dlltion, and IErmas Dillon. not hang
entered then appearance and given security accor
ding to the actnl Assembly, and the rules OF this
count, and II appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this tommonweath,
on motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel. II Is ordered
that the said absent defendants, do appear here on
the first Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintiffs bill, and that a copy OF this order be pub
IiShcd in the Lynehburg Virginian. for two mouths
successfully, and posted at the front door of the
COURTHOUSE ofthis county on some court day.
A~Copy-Teste,
NJ. G. C.ARPER, DC,
Nov. ii WIN
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john Norvell, Alexander Mari. A.. II. Mari, FIR
els Wainwright, and the representatives OF Sophia
Norvell, decd. DefendaL
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AlRGiNlA-At rule, held IN the Clerks Off,
v OF the circuit superior court oflaw and chance.
ry' Iorthe county OF Amherst, on the 9TH day OF No..
vembcr, 1886
Mouruln. Christian, Plainti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
CO.MHC.tIC-4IED.
U'HIE .HEETJ.T(ii

AT meeting Of the Wing citizens OF King and Queen
county. held at the CONT house. Monday tine i OF
March, l-.H for the PURPOSE ui taking into
the II the Hon Brnjamrn Watkins gh,
IT, refusing 10 obey the instructions of the Legislature OF
Virginia, rrsgn his seat III the Senate OF the United
States james tovan called 10 the Chair, and
James VI. JctTir$ Esq vas appointed Secretary. The
"hrct OF lhr meeting having been explained by The
Chairman, the following resolutions offered and
considered, and adopted with but tw" tI,scnrnt
voices
Es.GrtI, That this meeting regard the Right Of In.
srucl"n resting upon the broad basis at III: nature
Of representations and one D The VIA! prlncIPrS Of our
free Institutions and that is the Luf " ,r lt"prc-
sentative obey the instructions y; his constituents.
resign the w!l which they have clot,d !!In in
order that may be transferred the hands Of ll"sc WHO
will carry into effect lhc wishes and Instructions Of the
colsturn; body.
Ecxiir,d That we view the Of the Hon.
i. " Leigh, Of the Senators from Virginia IN the
Cnrrc<s If the United States direct and pa pabe
violation n lr prnc Plies asserted in the first resolution,
and o the doctrine OF the Rg int ot STucti"n held by
IN. Fcri!s Of ' rM mia
Hr>oirrd. That dsapproyc AMI condemn Tie course
Of Mr. Leigh, in not rcs:gnng his seat IN tie Senate,
wien hr could not without vIuati, u al line C"iIStItu-
ton of the United States, comply with the Instructions
given him by our LEGISLATURE
RrSO!rrd. That highly approve the honorable, high
Minded and ruy Republican co.rsc "t J,in yrr, III
Icsnn!n. his seat III the Senate u the United States,
rather In ,rlnpr upon the Constitution Of his country
in oGrGcncc the mandate ni packed drilled aud
disciplined majority OF the General Assembly ut N!r-
GINA.
Rc$O!rcd, That The Restitution OF the General Assem-
bly, Of Va, inslrucnT Senators III Congress 1" III.
troiucc and i,r resolution cxpungc portion
Of the Journal al the Senate Of tie. L ) directs an act
To be done in direct and papabc violation Of TIM Constr.
tuition OF the IT, uncaileIinr by the people Of Virginia
forced through, by the application OF party tactics and
midnight committeeman dsgracr!uIp the Legislature
OF Virginia; and that the vote by which II adopted
deserves mnmeesurcd und unquaiJi'd r'p'rb"iiO".
HrSG!rCd, That the proceedings OF this m"rtng he
signed by the Chairman and Secretary and ~! wardrd or
publication liz TIE Enqnr and Wing
JAMES GOFAN, Chai5maH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-05
EoK 7YIE: E-Nt(CIRER.
CHARGE BAEONEIS

The Wings persist in denying, that the word Erpumge
has any parliamentary separate aud distinct from liz H.
ttral meaning according to The dictionaries They will
have ii, that "to rLpnnge means nothing less,
than 10 G0 Un to CJteyas to dSir0y. ii follows, then,
that our Senators in Congress not instructed to
purge Mr.. Clays Resolutions; for they instructed
to blot out 10 Uhllralr destroy 81 lhat, alter
all, according TO the Why's Expuuging Resolution.
have passed Legislature; and they stand scltcon-
vIccd Of SANDER, i'll charging with pal pablo vio-
lalinn Of the Constitution. Oar Senators may obey the
instructions 10 the very ecr aud the cumdrnaorv
solution passed by the Panic Senate would neither be
blucd Out, oblirIacd, destroyed, and Of course
would not be- expungcd al ALL according 10 the Wings,
except in ypcal or tigualvr" srlisr; which:
according 10 Mr. Leigh would he perfectly RGg0iOrU
If all This be 50, why they horror-slrckrn Why
talk socmn OF The Violence offered to the
of our Wing Governor and Senator's 1t is because they
know and iccl the blasting, condrmnng very
,r0rd. They know and by their conduct and arguments
they proving, that the word clpunge has parnmen
tary distinct from lis Etcrul mraning-trir assertions
aud denlas TO the contrary Notwithstanding. They
know, that simply to declare record "sLyungrd al.
th"gh not line letter If be obltrIalrd destroys its
Jorm and condemns II in the strongest manner, rOmy
from the beginning repeat that the Wings know and
feel the blasting, cnndcunng power of the irord Mr.
Clay Resolution stands upon the Journal OF te Srnat"
US stigma upon the President. Draw black line
around II. aud write "1Fu"ecd it, and the s,g-
ma upon The Preside Is Nottrd out, and Stigma is
placed upJ the SDtors whp passed that Resolution
People OF Virginia here lies the rub-iirrc is The
real cause IF the wrath ni the Wings. arcnrd!ng To
whose creed it Is 'pa pahly unconstitutional 10 q" IN
act Of simple justice 10 the PRESIDENT, "more consttu-
tiona 10 execute the will Of! the people, and mcst
constitutional" condemn Panic Wing Senate. icu,
ltlowcli!zrnS, have committed the unpardonahc sin
You haze condemned the Panic Senate, and YOU are
n"dst' asked to disgrace and discard ynn public
Servants. wn have instructed our Senators I" record
your sentence ol condemnation against the Srna along
side and upon the S'n4c condemnation Oi lie frcsi
dent. De- YOU la permit yourselves Il" hc used hs
play things III the hands Of these panic nakcrs
That's The qucsron; and, If G"d spares life and lei
sure, will, long, attempt expose the Inconsistent
cy and dishonesty OF their course, and 10 prove 10 you
that they have trhrd with you, iusurd your understand
ings, and build their hopes upon their power to de-
cei"r and msicad you ANTI PANIC.