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" t'rice ,reek. al 81 per on"an, payabie in
Is Pf'"'" \, pap,r mU be d'scontinted, (but At he
adrdnf ,at i.di,ors, until all orreerages gre pd
"'S 'I.. ,DrERTlS EMENTs wH be inserted al
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eDaS MORNING. FEBRUARY Is. 1896.


Two enrolled bill, were next reported ~ having
hefh presented 10 the President iur his signature
and II message was rcNt received from tic PrcSi-
dent, notifying IL, Heu~--,hc House Of course
tken ~ hang, dtttr, ioHg dtt,f = o'dock-tlla
he had approved and >ic",d mo,r lhan 20 enrolled
bills. HE resident. this proves, was IN tie
Srcahcl's room after l. u'cIn,k AZ nirli, slaninp
hlils. II Is notorious hr WIS ~ that room >rnlnl
bulls alto that tmt r. pight, after Nh. Gilmcl IT,
tired, and after the resolution OF Nr. Jaws oad-
louln---
fhe Guam again interrupted Nj. WISE for
mentioning RANTS.
Mr. Nlsr asked, VIVA, names
Tie tn,lu. The namo OF Mr.. JARVIS.
iii N,>r. am reading from the journal
hc tnNR did not so understand the gentle
man.
MIR. NJ Why >m, ,lo,r uurur> winch am
teadlng hom the oulna dict, accounting toton-
sei,hfe, on tie ID ol Match m,t'
Mr. Mrncrn said h> colleague (Nt. Nu,i)m ust
ri necessity ic!er to tie rom,s ct members olthe
last Compress
Nj W.. claim tie rlehl 10 d. 50, and pro-
'f,t apainA In, lurrrfuru,u OF tie Speaker
lhe tntut dl,,Iamu,d aul intention 10 interrupt
Tie gentleman lrom nguaL
Mi r.. | hope may proceed then with
ell interruption. \ motion WI, Ir,'wtd from the
senate aN 10 enloa,d bills, ,Igrcd hv the Pref
dent How could We r,,e}r, this message u ,ee
@efs deadf \ motiouw was again made hv III
JorfS To adjourn. Here it VT, that .Saatael
Hoa,dsl,R OF New YORK; being called, de.ioed
10 aasret. az IT,, crowd shat ,bc Session had
s1pteat lie was ,dI 4 4a. care moi, At tdts
feqte, beeara, he Aor iaI ,cM'! Had Hel the
hour come on the Cumberland Road Llll Na9
nol notice ei,cn to ali 10y Mr. Erncr lInt lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18


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SPEECH OF Mn. WISE.
In rEr l.orsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
I'm the cause Of loss n The fertilization H.,
Of thc iqyt Session

''N"' '''' i'"e5 us SP''''' Mr..
WISE "uaicSscd lie House 70 tie following o-
feet:
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-18
LAND. NEGROES

and every other scrip'ion Of property MI be sod
application, either ant OF town, on the most
liberal terms. Northern and 'outhern Merchants,
wishing to forward art,el., oi ANY de scripton to be
sold at auction, IN iyHehaurs, be assured that
they will receive every attention, and BE- ludlciously
offered IN tbs mathctior sale.
" All orders strictly at GUIDED to- and returns
promptly aud speedily made.
c. Night Sales, regularly on TUESDAY and fnl-
DAY nights.
oh
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Ks.. ;IebS.gf.
CHARLES PHELPS,
Auct;onccr and Commission Merchant.
Al,IILlL-pL IiRIINLl

Twas removed 10 The large brel, tenement, re-
i Gently fitted up III ueat and handsome style, d.
rectI, opposite Messrs II. 4. Richards \ Co, ateW
doors below tie Post Office, and neNt door below
Mr. X. 3. Norell> Fancy Store. where lac returns
ms sincere thanks 10 llosc who la.r heretofore a.
,ocd him with therli liberal patronage, and came ~
solicit, continuance OF the sans. lie would IN
form them veil as the public generally, that he
Intends carrying Gthtrdi fnetip"oha Commits
sioa Business. Gnnsgnments thankfully received,
and trIct .IilI.llLInu w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

More Light needed We mentioned. ,h. 9TH
or day, on the authority of the Alexandria Ga
zettr, that portion Of the voters of Loudoun coun
~ were ignorant of the fact that the election of
President was 10 take place on the 9Th ult., and
consequently were not at the polls. We subjoin
additional evidences of this lamentabe popular
ignorance
ANOTHER CASE or THE SAME soRT.-A few DAYS
after the election in North Carolina, a gentleman
met some citizens of Currifnck on the canal and
eagerly enquired how the election had gone in their
county j; but moi one of them could give him any
information r,spectngit. One of than said he had
heard something about election al the court
house, but l'e didn't enquire what it was foS and
the rest were utterly ignorant OF the matter These
are precious guardians of the liberties of the coun
try! Norfolk Herald.
Why all this is nothing to what we can show
'em in n. Y. In the sixth Ward is said the cleo
tors AT any chart r election think they are voting
for Gen. Jackson for alderman Il IN Suffolk coun-
~ the people think they still voting for Jellor-
son ". y. Com
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
from the Ner Orleans Bulletin, If Nor Is.
INTERESTING FROM TE\AS.

LATEST PROM rnxAs.-By the arrival of the
sehr. Penns>l,ania LIST evening from Voasco,
W. have Obtained files of the Texas Telegraph.
as late rs til" l2th inst. containing The inaugural
address oi President Houston and Vice pres,den,
Lamar.
discussion upon the liberation of Gen. Santa
Ana, Ind taken place in Congress. b,i il was re-
sopod, by large majority, to retain him pri-
W. for some time to come.
n'I/|. Ellis, chairman Of the Committee on For
II IN Relations, had made lengthy repor, upon the
condition and prospects of Texas, accompanied
by resolutions empowering the President to APP
point Commissioners 10 treat with the Govern-
ment o. 81" Uui,cd States. for the admission OF
Texas into the Union.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
LYNCU,S WAREHOUSE.

TI,IF subsc ribcrs have leased for term of gears,
4 thiswelI known and desirable Warehouse, sin-
,ted immediately on the street leading from the
bridge to the market house. and respectfully solicit
share o. Toba co brought to this market for inspcc
ton The subscribers deem it unnecessary 10 60 in
TO minute description ut this property, rs IS gen
orally known be amongst the driest and safest
Warehouses IN the town of l.ynchburg. This house
has recently undergone thorough repair and IL now
ready for the receptions of Tobacco. The Inspectors
ut this House are VIM Canada and John Wheeler,
gentlemen whom we confidently recommend TO the
public capable of discharging any duty belonging
to their Office. We particularly invite the the Old
customers of this House to give CALI as nothing
shall be wanting part of the Proprletors and
inspectors tn give general satisfaction We will at
all times attend TO the selling Of Tobacco. Tor plant
| ers free of barge. Jesse 1. BuhION,
| MARK ANTHONY, Jr,
SAM'L. y. JENNINGS. .
+ ~ B-i would particularly invite my old iriend'
and customers who patronized me at Martins ware
house. to give Inc their aid in this lease, as all ne
cessary attention shall be paid to give general salts
faction, by their friend, &c -
October ~ """
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Sxsyp2ss.,.,...rzs--s..
aVsEs>$s ~ Ae-
From the Chorieston Patriot NJ Nor 20.
. INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA


lie brig Con- Sumter, Capt. Bennett, an 4 scLr
iiaura' Zap, spencer arrived at this port last
evening, 10 shori passages from Jacksonville
The grai'fyi,. intelligence has been received
by these arrivals, o the defeat f the Seminole In
dams IN two engagements brta rem TN. TENNESSEE,
Volunteers and Florida Minia under the command
oil Gst. Tall, anl priion uf those savares TIN,
Regulars aid ricud, Indians in the s-ryr. Of tho
U. D., had previously separated from the force uu-
der the command Of Gov. Cali, aud bad proceeded
up on one side OF the Wiilac0ocIlee, toward. the
" ahan Swamp, while the volunteers, under Gen
Gall. took tho other side Of tho stream, and en-.
.oan'erng about o'e half Of the whole forcc the
Indians, a battle Immediately ensucd. After about
ono hours eontc, the Sayages rclreared, with a
loss OF 20 killed aud woundod, the litter vf which
they carried Off
iic following dsy our fufcos took M, The pr-
sun, came up with the enemy, when n second con-
iiict took place with equally disastron, results 10
the Ihdians They again rc,reaied bu, their loss
could not be nsccraincd, ow ing to The darkness. Of
,hc night Oar loss in the two ongagaincu ,s. wa
D Killed and 10 wounded
negro was nten prisoner, who stated tbst
the lndani we're divided INTO Two parties one ,f
which was anxious Tor peace. bu, were kcp, in
check by the war party, Both parties are short
OF a,nnuniion. and arc expected shortly To sor.
render, unless they procure u fresh supply. Uph
.ncominms are given to thu gallaniry of Gen.
Armstrong, of tho Tennessee Volunteers, M well
rs to Col. Roed, Of tho Florida Volunteers. Tho
other division III our forces had nor been. heard
from ~ the last accounts"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

>ie"a''' '''e" ei'e'siss On ',t9tant objects. sh,
situation, IN every point OF view, il ,en,a,, ,,r..
comfortable and happy than that of n;,,.,e,,,s =,
those who are wasting so much uo,l,.,, :,
ply oscr their iilnced wrongs and wre,eb,a,o.s
Wv 'o"'ess, however, we have very little idea ,ba,
''ey W" reform the rognes cT feed the staryelincs
oil the E" Five Points, while they can discourse
oil HE wrongs OF the Negro-it is So much ,,s,o,
10 talk sentiment than to do good-anl aGcr Al,
We imagine that most of the noisy Aboli,;on;s,,
might "ithstrlci justice have written uno, ,h,;,
ioreheads, with few verbal alterations, the s,n,.
ing ep'laph which Cotton Ole author of L,con,
prepared for Lawrence Srernc, to wit:
" H' tongue 10 pity tnn'd and heart of steel.
" Too iull OF sounding ointment In feel
" lie could, unmovd, starving mother pass,
" 10 pour his SORROWS DER a diving ass"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
THE ABOLlTIONlSTS.

Since Van Bnrcn's election, the Richmond En-
qlner has again commenced. (through its cores
pondents, its war upon the AboIiiionis,s, throw
| ing ho-sh-s into their camp with as much vig.r
as though there really as great danger to he
spprehenled from that Of fanatics the
Wing presses have always assertcd-danger. not
Us Of the SoLIh alone but 10 the Union of these
States, which cannot be long preserved ifthe Tap
pans, the Garrisons, and their contedcrates are
permitted to continue their assaults upon Southern
rights and character.
One of the Enquirer's correspondents gravcly
the fanatics, that tho " occasion which gave prom
nence to the Abolition Societies has passed a.
way! If this be so, this sapient gentleman
should have remained silent! But he doubt
! less meant TO say, the icasons which rendered it
lmpo,c to discuss this question having ceased, by
the election Of Van Buren," therefore he enters
the field larnessed for the battle. Non, that Van
has nothing TO apprchend from the discussion OF this
question, the CGsars and Pompeys Of the Enqui-
rer will be fierce as ten tuIies," in their on
slaught.
Another of the Enquirers correspondents, how
ever, has done good service, we are free TO admit
BY carrying the war, Hanniba-like, into Atri-
ca" He has copied from the statutc-book OF
State, though more puritancal in sentiment than
now, was engaged with hearty good will in the
"man-steang" traffic, not only buying and SILL
ing among themselves, but actually bringing them
from Congo, and even putting the letters on the
free limbs ofthe Indian. Their municipal regula.
tons were much more severe than our own, midi
eating that they regarded an Indian and Negro
as but little better than brute That they have
been enabled, BY change of circumstances, to a
o'l'sh olavery,-or rather, since self-inierest ha
prompted them to discontinue system, which, in
Seau oil putting money in their purses, drained
ou',-thev should be at least charitable enough to
''0A WIN compassion rather than with dlsdain OF
communities not so advantageously situated es
pe'a'y as they may rest assured, that, wheneve
a''''ar causes exist in the South it will lead TO sin,
''' 'eSu''s-and not till then, though they burs
""' rage and envy! They will, until then
"' oenounce, persuade, abuse, invoke an
"'"'e" U.s. in vain. One thing, however, VIC ca
''e 10 promise them-and that is, that whe
~, ''eVa'e the degraded whites among them
condition of morality, intelligence, an
Sueh as our slaves now occupy, feed ,he'
as oounhully and cothe them as comfortably, W
"'0"' TO universal emancipation. Let theI
..,. ''e work Of reformation at home, an
Do.s "N, 0y the time they have regencrated the
,.., anu degraded whac brethren, we shall
6, 'uy 10 unite with them in their efforts to benz
hon.. saves While they have so much misery
:" a'ev'ae-so much ignorance to cnligh
"uch vice to reform they shohd re, ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

GEORGIAN Mliedgeville, on the 19l,
MI, il was believed that the Pre- sidental election
would deyolve on the House OF Representation
and in consequence, Mr.. McAlistcr, one Of the Van
Buren, members Of tho Senate, offered preamble
|aud resolutions, deprecaiing the success of Gen.
HARRISON. AND requesting the representatives. of
|ihat State ia ne eyent 10 vote for him-and also
requesting them net 10 urge the claims of Judge
White for whom the people of that State Lave
just voted by large major,ty,) if by 50 dong,
| Gen Harrisou's election would b, prom"tcd-in
stAer words, to vote for Van Buren, whom the peo-
ek Of Georgia have said that they viii not have
TO rule osef them, If they can help it. This is
democracy" for you, with vengeance. The
people vote for Judge White, and the Legislature
| is to assume the responsibility of in.truci-
in, their repres, natives in Congress to confer it
on Judge Whites antagonist! Patent democrat
~ truly!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
DISSOLUTION.

nNllE firm of Hail Il iancev is this day dis
4 solved, by mutual consent. All persons
having claims against the firm, will please present
them To Henry Hall Tor payment, and those ow-
ing the firm will please pay their respective dues to
him. who alone is authorized to settle the bust.
ness Of the firm. HENRY HALL.
GEORGE W. NANCEY.
The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his custom
crs and the public generally, that he still conin-
ucs the Tailoring business at the House formerly
occupied bv the firm. where he pledges himself to
spare no pans 10 please. lltNRl HALL,
December 5 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

Obey or Resign viii the Van Buren, Sena-
tors from New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana and Gcor-
gla obey the indications of the popular will, as
conveyed them in the late cection-or will
they resign "Obey, resign" is the duty
which they have been endeavoring to enforce
upon the Wings for time, and. indeed, they
have snccc ded in inducing Mcssrs. Tyler, Man
gnm and Leigh 10 give up their seats " i'll they do
likewise
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

o." Judge John F. MAY is nominated, by the
Petersburg Intelligenccr, to represent that town
in the next Legislature. In order to ibis, il Will
be necessary tina, the Judge resign his present Of
flee, which the lntelIigencor urges linn to do, in
order that the interests Of Petersburg may have
an able advocate in the Legislative body.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

VI! =
,yIIE subscriber has Just received and opened, IN
assortment of Medicines. Drugs, Paiot0s
oils. Dye Stuffs, &c, which, in addition to his
former supply will make his stock large and des'ra-
BILE.
Hs has also on hand, variety OF very me
Candies
Preserved Ginger,
Prunes,
Madeira Nuts,
Fisbcrts,
Soft SHIELDED Almonds,
Figs, Oranges. Lemons,
s.vsr,, Gases OF very line Lquorice, NC. Ne.
The above, together with many Fancy -4rfiefssv
ave offered TO his customers and the pubc, on vsfys
are et omp,s, terms JAMES T. ROYALL.
Anril II
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nj, e,goLIsA.-Go,. spaigit, in

mr., cARoLIsA.-eios. spaigh, IN In
w" Message to tho Legislature oi NORTH Car
'an'i lists upon ii that Congress should im"e-
pima, les the tariff regardless of the terms OF
'a'ee .r,o,;.e Act, which he says " The people
s'e Oo l,,lo,ize," Though the peoples repre-
~ w. ~. s,eakng their voice, did,) and which,
,en' !. strain worthy of tho PENNSYLVANIA
n,.akers, is but an act Of Congress,
m, al others, can be altered or repealed
/ ,hs Legislative power" So can Legis-
i, man, other things, as matter Of right,
j '..h cannon honesty requires that ii should not
Il Pic Missouri Compromise stands on precise
" ,,o foo,ins that the Tariff Compromise
e. how would Gov. Spaght relish a repeal OF
-, N,y how would he like an alteration of
i T,,;r Compromise, for the purpose Of aug
,., instead Of reducin. the duties Did the
= .r;t1 party ou'numbcr their adsersari"s in Con.
.,cb an attempt would be denounced as "a
s.,h If faith the mos, fragrant stamp. J.. il
, when set at naught by Southern dema.
uos for party purposes We trow not.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Mangum has resign
lie Goa, in the U. S. Senate, his letter Of resie.
.,;oo having been handed in on the 25,h inst.
NJ. d,,v will devolve on the Legislature, there
,,e Of filing the vacancy for the present session,
| well as of appointing Senator for six years
!. ~, the 4th of March next. Judge Strange is
.oleo of as the candidate Of the Van Buren, par
h.
Il Mc,srs Clayton, Leigh and Mangum, three of
; h, most distinguished members of the Senate.
!. ave now Withdrawn from that body,-and we fear
Liza, Mr.. Cay's name will be shortly added to the
"a.
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NJ. SyORfsS X E.Sii,
LNas = car IDIv
a,wuols anhNcW Years Gifts
Ex 1882.

WYE HAVE just received the following
w splendid English and American Annuais'
and New Years GillS, for 1887, viz:
Friendships Offering, beautiful London Annu-
ais, with II S,eel Enguvlngs.
Flowers of LONELINESS, do do do
The Religious Souvenir,
Tho Token and de-
The Language OF Flowers,
Flori's Diclio airy, by Mrs. Writ
Eloras interpreter,
Tomhlison's Views ON tho Thames, with more
than 100 elegant Engravines,
Byron Dies. Danes, 80 do
Gray's Elesy, written in a Country Church Yard
illustrated with 32 Engravings,
Tire Cahnc, Of Literary Gems,
The Amulet,
The Wreath of Friendship,
The Girls Book,
The Young Lady's do
The Daughters DO :, -
With great variety Of Books. suitable Tor
Years Gifts Fo, sale low by
MARTIN a. LATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
FOURTH RnQUxsITIoN.

TlVHE Stockholders of the Pittsylvania and
! Lvnchbnrc Turnpike Company are hereby
required to pay into the hands of +. :. Miller,
dollars per share, each share OF Stock held
bv them in the said Company, on or before the
18th day of December, inst.
BY order of the Board,
+. S. MILLER, Treas.
December 5 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

t. II is remarkable fact, that although Van
Buren's majority, in New York, is now some
10000 more than Gen. Jackscn's was in 1882
his vote is upwards ola thousand less. II is also
less than the Wing vote for Governor IN 1854
Even New York has been carried by the suffer
dnce of the Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

MARYLAND.-The House of Delegates OF
,hs Salc, having waited week for the organIza-
,on Of :,he new Senate, has adjourned TO the day
|fxcd by Jaw for commencing the sessions of the
|Genersl Assembly. Gov. Ncazey's Message is
confined 10 the discussion Of late events in that
the lash to the Anarchists with
!, much severity as Justice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
m,,,o ,~cgrces to Ylirc.

ANEa likely, active 10y, at - years DID, that
~ should prefer hiring asa "aE Inc o''''
"A valuable maid servant, 20 years o. VIZ "''
been all her life acting in the capacity OF "a'n'
maid to a lady, is good Cook, Washer and IRON
cr The above will be hired for 3 months.
Also, for Sale,
A Gne Saddle or Draft Horse, 3 years old, kind
in all kinds of Harness, and rides easy and fast
also. a Carryal and Harness. Can be had great
bargain. BY calling at the Washington Hotel, lar
,her particulars will be made known.
December 5 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05
TOR RENT.

gxA THE Brick House situated NJ the juno.
fIssss:.1@ ton OF third street aud sixth alley
Rs!sM Thcte i. good Garden, with Well OF
x Nh-tAE excellent Water, Stable. Carriage and
all necessary Out Houses on the prcmiscs-The Lot
is now in course of handsome improvement, which
will soon be completed
Immediate possession may be had-apply 10
II l.. DUFFEl.
December 5 II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-05

We are informed, ON competent uhoritv, that
here is at tins moment in Mcsco an amount OF
ore, valued AZ fifteen millions Of dollars. ron,ain
ing useless On til. surface, account Of the scar
rilv of quicksilver the process OF smelling de-
pending, in great degree, upon an adequate sup
ply of thai metal. National Go1tfte.