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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17
sas0n %6rinss' EsHi.I,. Zy.,chbur-

Wis institution, established for The ~ r
pose Of di0rdn9 facilities IN ira lc +, al cI,ssas
OF the community, and an opportunity To every inJi
Ndal VINO VIII practice ccouony to ly nm his -, b,r
nie, so as To accumulate, went INTO one,ation n,
tnr Isl No'ember' 1888, with capital OF only 5000.
"heh has already Increased to s. O00 and is rapidl>
3uemeatnS' The value OF each share is at This ,i,,o
SlS. 80 that every one who can spare thar sun,
may, by investing 1t III Stock and conrlbutino ft,v
cents cath week thereafter al the close of the Yea,
be IN possession of the handsome little srnn of S5o
produced by savings and interest
DEPOSITES.
" Ill be received; and Tor any sun ove, g. r
manning SIX months, PER cent per onn,,,, ~ III 10
al owed on any remaining moths. ard los ,ban
9IN' ! per cent. per anlum and per cent nor an
mum On Soeh as may be vi hdrawn within 3 months
oeruilcates, binding all the property and funJs of
tue institution, VIII be issued for the payment ON &
ddNS hpuce, or sooner, at the dScretion of Tho m
t'ctofy' OF al, Dfro ties and Interest thereon.
HENRY VI. DIDLAkE. President
ROBERT b. SHELTON. Treasure,
JACOB II. ROBINSON, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
EN-, ,i,,,y Ithathi' Ro. &. Jennings,
Tho. o. AGREE, Presto, Sto,,.o
{. {. Peters, JeSso SaI, "'o''
Chauncey Stecne
Discount day-Mondav at 6 ID o,clool D
Street. " W. AA0"se' NAN
March6
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Lt4AIl.E TON y i'itDP..K / !,
EDEe ,$.1LE.

pursuance Of deoree ef the Circuit Superior 'ou Oh
Law AMI Chancery, Campbell county, at IT. sept ,me
nm Bi} IN II, case OF jam Adams executor oi David
Mooe d I'd plaintiff against Edward lynch and oth'rS,
dss Tia uu r-igucd Commissioners appoint or tla Pui-
ms will on Tuav III ID day of Aay ST. proceed 10 sell,
On ia r n.. b, way of public for ready mon2Y 50
much o t LOT Of Ground, with IT. appul nance III The sad
dzrr, nloaedas has otbccn conveyed TO John ,ash be-
in, tat valuable Lot adjoining III second Prssbyi rian
Church with The Brick Tenement thereon nown as lggf-
Laihaio's corner SACNk HE KING,
Sheriff n CanpboH eohnty.
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GEoRorTowr. Aprile.

GEoBoITowr. Aprtl6.
An interesting trial took Place gu Tuesday, the ith
instant III our Circuit Court, III u cass 10 which The
celebrated Mrs. Ann Royal was a party concerned.
Mr. Barney Parsals was indicted hs the Gt4ad Ju-
r, f3r ;akins summary Subtraction oa tue far au5
ior ~ oustlic applettons of the pen ethtolial,
IN L. Paul Pry, paper corJuticd lately by ais.
K. Mr.. Barney not having tic lear u tic P.css be
10 his eyes. s. being somewhat intoxicated did, IN
IN jsl gallant style, approach the sacred person 81
iAc Ell,ress aad did no having the fear OF tic oo>fs
OF SUIT aad var Gus other leLd Liabilities before his
conscience, but only seeing his Royal Crne before
thinking or. g. raise article al blush hue aud Pill
ant body. denonlnaed \ cowskin, ior tho lufDUse
hroush Over the head OF tn fair Ann. and apply II
tie mnst scientific manner the Aforesaid weapon te
her hOuders
The learned council for tho plaintiff remarked,
With phllo ,ophieal precision, thai Nj. Bamey Par
sons should. Tor the future. bear mind thai excel
lent cid nsllsh ballad, sung by old people to chi
den;
Barney leave the girl, alone
This Interesting aud important ual WIS not con
Quoted amidst the tears OF the audience. and Mrs.
Roval at apart, rcflc y uncoucemed; and, like her
IN ther Eve, ate APP los while Barney Parsons, who
m Vim c4dca,olcd 10 MAKE an eloquent speech had
To undergo. like Adam ui oh, the punishment OF
thc lar ot tie iaBi. Barney "as sentenced to pay
a inc ot i've dollars; but NC learn that lie vii b.
recommended TO mercy. hciropoiiiaR.
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COZ. ROEERT COOK:

'ANAhE NOTICE, that on the 25th day OF May
next al the Tavern House of John f.. llutson,
AT fntsyNania Court house. shall proceed to take
the dispositions of James Adams and others, to be
read as evidence in IA suit depending in the Circuit
superior Court of Law and Chancery, for the coun-
~ OF Plttsylvan a. in which am complainant and you
ana others are defendants ;and should the dispositions
not be completed on that day, they will be continued
from day to day till they completed.
ISAAC BATES.
Aprii2 w4w
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H'R. III. PlH~6r.-\s We anticipated the report
Of the death of Nh Piumcl b, drowning proves to be
untrue. Had the account been tlat he WI, hath
drowned 1t "oull not have been very far from the
mum Tor we understand that he did get a severe
dnc"hg IN sumo one OF our lullnd streams
.Natchc; Courier,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

From the catalogue Of the officer, and students o
the University OF Virginia, we lie rn that there ar,
% ~ 5u'1ei til pee Itse s,iol--l luyer nu n
DER III IN has been exhibited during any year sine
lts institution.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-04-17

Col Stone announces in his last paper, ,ha, III,
promise " In scopal Document" has been recev
el nom III Bishop o Montrea'. allowing the Com
mi.tee OF Protestant Gen lemen To visit the Hoe
Leu Montreal giving them full, complete and I'm
conditional perms,lont To examine the building IN a
It's paris.
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won, = z,.,orv IS science end been more srcess
tul. thaa any ever before undertaken.
ff-ys The foregoing a,tie'e was in tyre before We
dseoy red lat it was ~ II .Jlra 7fas' waotised
.,nsp ia Bosom ass, b. .ims q. he wits Of Mod
-, 3t.e7s.s We insert If, aew,yer, a srecimea
of Boston Waggery.-Edts. itr'l
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April 10
NOTICE.

FaNllE subscriber wants immediately, two wei
Il grown boys as Apprentices 10 The Carrying Bu-
s#neas. Boy, from the country, o. GOOD morals VIII
1oae be taken. \ppIy at my f1nnery, near Lynch
burr. DAVID HOFFMAN.
Brooit.!lc. March Il t.
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Groceries. Dry Goods &c.

WI use every effort in his power give general satisfae
-, i"l@ VINO have any claim sail concern will
''h IN, ior pawn and those who arr ind N, NJ IN
'"' SANE "f' hereby requested to pay me- alone
Aprlij iho'' IL SHtAp,
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psi9iEs.Ee ftas.

Dlasel by old Messenger, dam lie Imported polsJs
nlarr, Droeh, by Dlomede, oat OF Amanda. The
blood o tit above horses too well known 10 need
tuther comments, being tine immediate d'~cen lants
Of me bet 6ool ,hd En- 5land boast ot. In Great
Bltun, Inc breed : OF oocN seek 10 trace back 10
great s5ran, oi HORSES tn Eclipse, the ilerods,
AMI tac Aatcheu> aud tracing to them they are sat
I,iled not wishing any fnm8 h'.u'f- rms stock that
~ nave 1ast nttaed - tne rasut OF mAture Of the
ilerod aad Ia, Eclipse e. -ses, dian winch nothing
could bcucf, tne Herod strain ing reiuaf,a-
BIZ ior esscaaal qualities ol speed dnd bottom As the
L lfsc famed endurance, swiltaess and all Ell
W. could dtsIs IL horse.
IOC Nj AAERl An ECLIPSE FROM. es to
equal any net,c ii tbs tntry stock horse. The
.ollomm3 Cefuheaies nom Nj. Baxter, w"o framed
han wnle III Mr.. Y an Ransts pos essIon. will
that II e>hbled great speed and bottom. III his
la, but Was Obliged 10 t3ne Inn out ior the caa,ea
IL me,ilous.
CERTIFICATES.
do hereby csruly thit trained Mr. &. w. Van
Ransts grly Eclipse cot, b, Amrrl, an E.ll1se our
q his luli is aId found by die trdl, made wi h
ll.n, aud Two Eclipse Coils MAS nnln9 ior Aalur
III. Jones, OF Ncw Mdr"et, l.. L., that II hal good
speed anu bottom, and regret thlt coull not have
Am AGAIN on II ular good hN. He came
adespc blcn, from tnc tongue u a buc-
>ie navln5 beeuiolced down the ile,aby tn sad
DIE, wnere II rtnantd untl IL lun dcca5tom d
dstalce, winch preve.hed hi, benz rod. until lh,
-. III ) plembef a1d b. driving MS worA, the tine
bong short, his tore snans be, am sure, partly
nn.k d, ana had 10 Ike INN ont ~, tram.
NaNZ HXNrFp
o,,, I.,4J AI,,,.b !, 100
Nf,. :" i,, ,... /, -,
h., 5, a. =, - - - 80, f -
-, .,,,7 A., ,,t - - 49,
/ an, ,, an ,, =, -, - ~
-. -, ,,,.,, -. =, n''I = ~ . - -
/ a., .,,rt. ~ ,l,oIz ,ii..',,,t e. g5,.,5. -,
tn,s ,,,, -, mn. ;. IN = ~. II , inn, -, s,le
! Ia. ~ 80 ',., ,,I .I,,Ii,.. f,u,
/ ,,,l ,,,, ..,l.,',5,n ,.'7, II ,,I t=,..#.,,,,"
H.. -. - :, - ~ IN, .
/ Vii ali ,,u.... =, I,,., =, Il - ,,g,,,,,i ,,,l
! h, ,,,., ,,.t', l - i,s,,.,,,, 0,,.i
,t,i " ''''.
-, ,,,,1 ',,. l.. ~ , 49,, , !,,'i -, ',,
! ,,,,. - 80 . - ,,. -, ,,,,# - =, ,l,..
! In ,,..l' "a, =, ,,I, ~ ''.l' H. -, :,
/ - hl.' I 'i,,.,,.y,
! - - H. a.. -. -, ~. ia. .=#..'# 49,.
/ ,.t,.= ~, -. ,,,,, , t, ',, :. I..# I'm, ,,,,,,.,
/ ,l,.,, Il, .,,5, ,',,. :, al =l =, ,a,.33
-, ,,,,,.,,is ti .,
l''' - " M t. IN " IN
al m, wluuin pilaf-. bl= fju. so,, -, t,,s w..
/ mtfita" hcapse.
AN ''dte 81 the preJudices OF may ia tn, ,ouu-
ny, against bte DIN IA al Iu 90. il iu5,,,d 49,,
,'S "''G ma n''e eN eneuee, d.t"ou II ll,.e Is ii
u''tsl'N 81 q mon amou4 bec,e,, the pr,IalccI J.,
''e ne W but 50 loI5 a-I hive tue va n {. o.
/ u 'h=n'h Ains 1hnael-, til G.uot o. wa Sc
and whose Performance, n >f,t4.s,,,rc h., ~
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SEEEGTaO vs..
PRESIDENTIAL DIGNITY,


The follow ine letter from Col White, the nuta
r.snected delegate from Florida Is PUNISHED ID o''
Of the apers IN that territory.
WAsnIxaros Feb. Is. 1887.
DrAR SIN :--IIaying wiit=en three lettefs 10 'he
Ce~,e.,r, OF Mdr on the subject, oahrd lo-d'S Ia
,sr.on 10 see the President 70 protest against 'oN
iuIfher Dir III Oh Middle Florida aud 10 suggest maj
they would have enuH-hto 10 10 pfo'eei thf' own
,lo5,;er,. lie declared he dl5 uo believe HAT Jcs,
~ Lal made any dIaH a, a call Ion ont wanted
es,1caee of tue fast: denied thai FLORIDA haa ''e1
ba1 Briaader Generals command IN eln h33tu n44e e9q
thea becoming excited h .ai4 nat he could take 80
coward a9f' Whip every ialaa that had ever crossed
the Sawanee, and thu the people oi tiotid Lad
done less 10 pui down the W. ar II DEF thcnt-
selves thln any other people IN the mted ;. ate.
He SAID they ought "a have Crushed II u ourr tiltN
had been mea 0t spd' aad character lie sad II
live thousand In lials lad approached mo The white
settlements OF euBc lad Kentucky upt one would
have got out alive. II sud the mon bad bsttcr tna
of OF let the Indians shoot r1ein tltl the women
might got husbands ol courage, and breed np IN Il
who would defend theeu8aoY, lie maintained that
there ne,ef WI % lnllan
Whea lac bad finished his hafanguc. winch, Of
course was uot very agtee bla Ia mr., sad to Inn.
your Army x all saut Generals have been lie hcIi.
WHY have they not con uef II these GQ0 Indians aud
why are the people a lerda thus lcguaehed iot
dong Wha all your IL suar troops and Tenn 'etaas
have fail 10 acc omplislt!
told hnn, that the TenHcssceans Al Naho0 IS |
was informed, hal sone d.ldeati 10 get fhcfwea
G losi tn field. Su1he, "4tISa lie answered /
Vas not there, and did net tate II Oh my personal
knowe lge.lie thca sad # lhty had not got oui ii
provisions, what they would have do1c told Inn
they always CO. out 81 provisions, 'ad were huagt>
in s,tht Of III. enemy.
Ne cane 10 no understanding. lie required paooi
thdt Jesup lD,d cdl iur men. and en- en' ot the
newspaper The Report 81 the Commute oi the lie
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April 10
NOTICE.


~ VIRTUE of Il drrel OF trnv,. cxc,,,ol f.
~ hlh b> Charles &. Patterson. ON The I6,h 5,y
OF 'el"beL $50, and duly admitted to record m IN,
ie'NS once ct Bedtord county court on III. san,r
lay 10 secure the payment of drbt therein ue.,i,,
ca que lhIteN"tiIu,s Miner, >hllI Proceed n sell
ny way "i Puellc aucs1oo, TO the highest bidder far
t,aN HloA'N on lturay the % DAY ofthis ,nupfb
'APti' ESD Al the tuur-hou of Br.hord cuun-
v the following property, w All sand Patterson.
STOCK OF Horses, Sni,e, sso.-. Sheep tsou,c,o,,
an" sNiiehen Furniture. g.inn,n,jou ro,I. A.
,ssa , siiE aR.cV or AaND. with
y" nv son NOW irSldcs-al tie interest the sand
-~--~ Patterson aud wife have n and In
'uH part OF tie property heretofore con,e,ed IN
rust Ton II benefit OF \. b. Nichols, \lso all
hef interest m az 10 any OF the property hpretoG,yr
yea III must. Tor the benefit of b. A. Eidson
''eh oi record IN Bcd.orl Cler,'s Office \l.o All
he ISSUES rents, profits &c. of ali, ut the iorcooine
ftP'fl' together with ali other property of any kind
'cioHein5 10 tn SAID Patterson or winch ,n,y h., =
Ne'Hio roma uler IN pc session trust or ofhsr
''se' Also, al debts, dues and demands which ho
nay II we AGAINST any person persons now II SIM
IT hel"lNc. otSe much OF the above prnncrt, =.
aa NOT heen disposed of, and as will be sifr,oni =,
'auslS me b1 anee due ON SAID deed of ti,,>t A.,
n5 as nus#ee, shall convey such tiile only =. :
vested IN me BY sa!d deed.
Apil 10 Gs.'''
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oranges. lemons and Grapes.
ISL received, and ior sale by
March q AiE l. -
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TERMS.

VIII be 2j dollars the season. discharged b. the
payment OF 90 dollars within the season-and ~10 10
insure i miro to be with ioa the insurance money
payable the IA re IS asccftained 10 DC VITA
oi or transferred sl2 ths single leap payable at tie
tln,s Of service and dollar TO the groom III each
caso. Liberal deduction will be made, by auy gentle
lnan putting 8 OF ln1te mares.
Good Pasturase sill be furnished foE mlres gratis.
Mares fed II 81 cents per day.
'rAe greatest care anI attention viii be pad 10
mares anil colts b. careful grooms provided for the
purpose and every exertlou vii be usel 10 prevent
accidents or escapes, but responsibility for either.
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: IOpN-Ie.t,
JND. -. ALEXANDER H.


W7INGiNlA:-At rules l4ld in til, clerks Office the Cir.
Superior tJat LtH and thincary iOr uolals
oil NcIsul. III mudtl , cprlirt, Loo.
joan wit and NJ his wi, formerly Mary Pollard,
i, rnsua .st,s anl Sarah hs Vii, ofnefiJ >ddn Pollard
IInntI.I-.
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DIX. NEI IT 5
J BOTANICAL. DHOPs,
DU MFRIES' REMEDY FOR
TIE IsIJEs,

nNE oithe best and most thorough remedies know, IT,.
~ Troublesome complaint II has perfectly ,r, u'r
the purpose Tor winch II l. intended than any ,,s
in common US, AMI affords inacitlLe and 1H
ite, botl ron tie disorder AM 1t accon,.pv,
toms OF pais ttfte btts, ret hei tcc toss Of iopet
III ,eStiOh, ami otIar mlrAS OF daalltt. 'f' a
~ fnet 81 tor butl artie mt and Electp,r
80 cents when but only on want d. ' u
u Nom ar genuine unless Signd I. kIDDER o,,b.
wrapper, f%1e proprietor AMI successor Dr. Gown,
whom Ia y arr Tor sui at his ContnE Room, No. - t
street, boston, and by ms sI,stId appoiutn ut by
tlDn "a DIVES, and
J. /. ROl ALL i,nail5u ~
july u i X
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Office.

VT subscribers having purchas d h7 ,rst in n, Ia,
tihUahm2nt OF Berry 81 AID y Co. of Iynrblnr5 -
on'i requests his friends and tn public gtnr,ly IA i
INN d call. lie viii keep good assotu mi oi " -
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The full bloodcd Morse
I'Os.t.f; .y.rEKHFd.s.S ECEEpSE',

- WILL STAND, the ensuing
J9R. reason at the Washington Hotel,
F1f~1f VE Lynehburg.
- III TERMS,
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DESC gsPIIGH.

YOUNG AMERICAN ECLIPSE, IS a roam.
more readily known, IN Virginia as Mulberry or
Mckinney Roam sven years old this Spring, rising
fl.cen aud hall hands high, 1rgc strong bone aud
muscle, measuring the same around the eifth, the leg
aud pasern bones, aad consequently, the same around
other bone, that Old American Eclipse does, thus
s.rouel, fesembins lis noble all the essential
point, ior sped glelt power aud durability cha
ractensue traits Ot tins strain OF Horses, from the
English Eclipse down To ouI DAY.
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Defendants

Is tHAtCE3Y.
Tins day t.S appearlnr tn sai.iar
ton u tn CONT, tla tn PIH WINSTON Talbot htI To-
pant t- hi ts ord rl. nat m death bt suggested On
record, and that EeIUs b. arItd III tIr nat al
hpnas torc iomtr hcrn ui tins count, aud a such ai'
mnIstrIr oi Ia sal tsIou taihnt, did And >ouP
l4aims that tn Dei iant .~tltI mhabtu
ts commemorative Il l. ordered, int Ia, do appeal
IN -, oaI MONDAY Mav TO shoa causc, ANY
Why uN cause sloaid nj be r=,HGd the sad
huus Coo t. former II and imiis rilr a;or, and
tut acopN OF tn urd,r 0.tl"th IL tn lnu5u5
henia tor tAO m3uts ntS, aal posted u IL io1t
dooro tie eoHth2l>as ts county, Two several cont
days
ACop3-7,st',
JJI.,sD. ALEXANDER u. c.
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July u

VIRGINIA AT coart oil monthly Sc sion c,pin, "A al
ma Tor Idn1o5 'odlA, 'ttae cDart.lodsa a.r.o nm
tie lItn day OF ftDruafk, ioof
"iiin i-s"l' MO, Appollant
freeman moore, Appcils.
lA5 sumo, Appellant,
ih' sam, ,.... W. Appellee
IPoS APPEALS oN WARRANTS. -
This day ssS causes CAM on anl II appearing To the sat
isiicon cout thai ia Appellant hatl depart TIM
Ii auo,e aPftaiS were tt>e, ami tdat harls
Lewis alta quaisd administrator, aud app3aria, nv
su c,lsarG, nat the saiI GAari L,ws, amo
uioras, Mt lniblttnt ui tins comlulseAU.
rcd inat du appear Ia sceonl N,I,,
in Mas A. 10 sno" eaus. II ahy Tie cam why the n all,
pals each siould stad revived the Of n ST.
aiofe sdi, alI mat copy oI tns ord hu
inserted III the .nchbdr5 ~ Tor t"o 80.
cesssei, an posted front dor vi the courthouse Of
this COUNTY, two several court days,
ACopy-ie,t',
JAD. y. ALEXANDER Nc.
!
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REFKIGERATORS
r." OF these desirable articles lined with ENC and OF inc
oest Kind for sale by II. b. RICHARDS,& Go
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Total hogs, 10 oHo
posed To be 90 Ms and the a,cr,e, nrce cents rcr
H. making 81 ) Al E, each hoo.
Tn 6f,tc,.l at fh4. h,,t +, thr, 80 600 dol
l,t
To tn lnuer be added f.r coopcra.c. alt. and
pacb4ur. 500 900 doH,r. l,r b,f,.Ird poik and loo
geo lor Ind The ror,l pflmc cost Of rora Lard and
huns, exported noln Clnemlati, Is about 3la2.o0o
,lrllr. 'Flu4 tEe., lb,,e>rort of = sin /, a,lle
.rnia CmcimlIL exceed. linen millions OF dollar.
IIisN1r#A valI. =, ln,l ior1 moment Al tn nude
IN VIII ch hs Proceed ,,c 1iIntrd m the comm
ni,y In The tt,4.4,,lar. blthso the ,lI,uc o.t
n4lh Is ulI Il, llIet,au1s. Amolp IN, raiser. at
boAesrr thef. m, oe,cr,l', to., cl.ses pcr
sn..>--lhc rl4Ncr aud t,e lat a. Wuh wealthy
,.rr,e,s. III, ,,,, ,an u,,,el. bni tb.y are asa
Ire ,laotl, ,r,,,,lfl #'T.n.., sm,U t,ruef ,,l,es
,,i h. winch Q,n ,oI,n4 ami moor sold Ia
onr who tls tl,r,n for The marAet Bofh processes
L 49, =, A. L - ,l I
mar zoe ooo dollar. 90 10 thu cooper,: mo,be, 10
the n,ckrr.. Pnrnr4rh ant, prn6r are the rx cess
otp1.r. plfl ia f,fr, m1r,e. "a a.e#mla npan
die rmflo,mrn If mis- ,anita united 10 hsshlll an
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a. lRuiAIt At Of monthly session conliauedag
he'd Tor Campbell county, at tn coait-holSe lercu
Ia itn da, Oh r,iruar,, Id:
" liis,yn Ial1t Ponai
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NflRGlNlA:-At court hall for Nelson county. a tn
eodn-houS, OIL Aioada,, III 23I ia, u Janua,,
Natlani.I iiarloH, iautid,
dIHtRH
Benjamin d. IIl.i,, SiInu, gay AMI George Williams.
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Hardin P,ran.. administrator with the will annex Of Ann
= PsrNns dee Il. EhztbetI II. pulrd Daniel ,iosbs
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no ot.ttns itni Wiz formerly Eleunur r.
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tor Ella. ell i. Pollard, Defendants
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-02-10

the gentleman from Massachusetts, right, undek
the rule, 10 read the petition
The Speaker said the gentleman from Masss-
chusetts had right To make statement OF the
contents OF the petition
Mr.. Tlnckney desired the decision OF tha Speak.
er as TO whether gentleman had right to read
petition
Mr.. ADAMS said he vas reading the petition as
part OF his speech. and he took this TO be one Of
The privileges of a member of the House Ii was
privilege which he would exercise, till he should
b. deprived Off BY some positive act.
The Speaker repeated that the gentleman from
Massachusetts bad right 10 make brief stale
ment OF the contents of the petition. II DOT
for the Speaker 10 decide whether that brsf state
msnt should be made in the gsn,leman's own Lam
eusgs, or whether he should look over the petit
lion, ard take h,s statement frcm that
NJ. Adams. At the tine my friend from South
The Speaker said, the gentleman mus, proceed
10 state the contents Of the petition
Mr.. Adams. | am doing so, sir.
The Speaker. Not in the opinion Of the Chair.
Mr.. Adams. Twas at this point oithe petitlon-
"keenly aggrieved by its existence in part OF
cur country over which Congress possesses sxelu-
slye Jurisdiction IN all cases whaieyer"-
Loud cries OF Order, order"
Mr.. A. Proceeded;
do mos, earnestly petition your honorable
BODY"
Nj Chambers, of Kentucky, rose 10 point OF
order.
Mr.. A. Proceeded;
Immediately TO abolish slavery in the Dis,ric,
of Columhia"-
Mr.. Chambers reiterated his cali TO order, and
the Speaker told Mr.. Adams 10 take his seat
Mr.. A. Proceeded, with great rapldIty of enun-
citation, and in 4 very loud tone OF VOICE.
And 10 declare every human being Free, who
sets foot upon lis soil"
Mr.. Chambers insisted on his point OF order, and
she Speaker again wi,h great earnestnsss of man
uer, told the geutlemea from Massachusetts TO
take his seat
Whcreupon Mr.. A. ..elded the floor.
The confusion IN the Hall at this time was SO
great that scarcely word could be heard BY the
Reporters.
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The following intelligence, to l., relied
upon, will have an important Influence up
On the question: Of the aesnoaled cement "
tho lnac pcndence q Texas.
NV ORLEANS, Jan. | It'll, 1887.
lhavc just received the ioliu@tns mpor.
tan, Intelligence d.secs from the c'i> 81 Mex
lco, Sat santa Anna - declared BY tie pres
en-. pessons 10 power Ia Alexlco to 81 ala
outlaw and al oililuns Of ans .: The New.
can States are called on TO sheoi hlm Should
be again pppcar srhin tho limits q any u
the States gr territory OF McxIco.