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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-12-11

The hall of reynlutiouis in motion. J Hs LaH hAe
heen set IN motion mitch sooner titan Papn<an ana
Brown the chef leaders, intended The nl"bbis1
Of the presses in their interest however. tie aiivpp
f,t polnical pm pusea break tirr bauk, (thc Bas-
Jae ds Prule, tie arassing arrests and herraairR
inpi.o ni u their friends, drove llirin into rebel
lion lang heiole liey Intended it, b,vr nofths
cas-, doubt they win succeed IL The eud Their
ca,lsc l. nm inspiring one, ard VI" enlist the symps
Ines Of all the Uned States border counties "i Low
~ { analn. ,sen 10 tie ri,h Of enthusiasm. The
,oune# r,rls uf NirMoNr already arc making them
sfandlfds. and preparing lot then wfeahs and gar
lanls MAisp, yeSed aud Iusulted on The boundary
question. viii he III istmeut anon. The wood
cutters Of The kenncbrck and P.uthst wilibufnts
march over the line. But, when the Canadian cxsf
yet on his snow shoes he Is swllf rs the dcsf
while Tie Brush soldirr is rs fixed rs the tree.
The hatih,as Of Canada very hkr the French
population Lou Siam and Missouri. with niore VI.
por energy and love al adventure, however. 1Isrir
leaders nre brave thinking intellectual men. Fsit.
II, au /, 4 in,n OF \ iinh order ot intellect, Brown v
4. Nrununtrr wul al the soul aud energy Oh tho
tno,,otatnerrs of thai STATE. Much depends upsn
thti, hvca t,r they have great power over the
Canadians but, lawcver the event may dispose "
nru, lrrr ~ II seems IL me, doubt, tai hence.
iorh I.un,, Canada is 10 be independents. Upper
Canada will 20 mkt aud then viii come New bruins
" ck he independence OF Lower Canada settles
mr. s two great questionable Noflheasefn boup-
darv quest on aud the free navigation OF tho IT.
Ltwteuer.
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EDITORS coRREspoNDEN1E.
NV loRK, Drofmnrn 3

The paoket-shlp RoScae anned TIA. morning.
btmglng n, dates IN TIE 25,h uiG, hnI srry luae
meas, however The Ghoeta ia, neal, ceased III
Rodc. ! he ldus laieis aic absorbed IN the eIce-
uou. TIE Chafie and The WonHea deny tint toc
riench halt entered tonslait,ae, but II Wa. eApre-
ted thai tney wound. From SPAN there !, but tir
oil interest 10 Us. The elections had foyed Ia'o,a-
Die 10 the uIouerai. party report was cufieGt
thAt Don Ctl,, had absnJoned The lroJcet u eros
sius tlIe EO,o, and nidlcshng to"atd, Cahiare-
j..
The principal merchant, Of Par. have received
HE Minister, ut rluauce on lhelr TN
dcis IoI suppjm TIC RuydI M muiactores "lth %
tctgn lnodo1O. I'hc quuoiillts demanded tar lSjS
re oJ0,ro3 tbs. ol nlayl nd, 5,5li,2JJ 81 ken-
tuc,y 3Ja. $50 OF Vnglnla all 81 ne ir-t quM
ny, ,,tid al the sfo"tu o l535-l531 lhe contact
lnf llIe ugInla aratdrd to g. . lien n Co. 100
hane, the quutal, NJ 100 lbs. weight; the kentucky
10 + OuId & CO. Ct 99i SOC. aud the Maryland 10 NJ.
Prcat0f> at lb5.
From CANADA, ", have news dseoutagingt TO the
pdt1uts. There Is no doubt nov that toe dnkre
Gen,fl, Nj. /. >. Brown, WAS defeated al 81
Chafi, :. wHh the loss OF 20J kiLcd aud 80 IL.
taken PRISONERS. The Brush army lost but tour o.
i've soldiris Blown had lied win the rest oi hls
forces towards ST. Dcnis. II hard pushed llc cs-
cape loio Vermont. But, IT he an h"ii on I'll
the SHOWS com, the sue" Shoes VIII give his Cana
dILns cavalry lof saut and retreat when ~
Brush iolGe tedC h.
The lateign uuop-, the Gcllntns who have been
employed here 10 90 glnst the Indians III fl"t'1a'
In state OF mntpy To- day. HE rh iirs''hs'
underline command II ther Captain 9riisr a hel-
tuan, have tahcu possess GA OF lirtf ua'SPorl sup Ia
te East RIVER, aud ,ue NOW madlh- The dt'k III la
imtrcaH nyom, "l,ltna"n swords, aud liked Ia,
oneJs, tl,d .ngIns sute, os'I HE lahte Ut ete7a u
vino has barry escaped with bts lllr ashore Ii
p Las b.sdd Il AIneIirans aud P.l,s, wllo az
qiut. / lr German sstais tcsnn In dance >e, -
,Ias afternoon farba Gully about oei'ch when III
Ia. /, a..
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TIE AFFIRs OF CANADA.

Our Eastern plpers are full of accounts from dill
ler.ut sources tNermunrse aud Canalian) oiacilans
ar .kIrnishes winch took place last week between
the Government troops ana Vnlnhleets against me
,pyolri, (pltftots, us othef, denoinnaie theml OF
,'anada 4 he accounts are So contradictory thai
" can make notiing ont o tbc". except that blood
ha. been shed. aud prisoners have btcn TAKE u, on
poth SIDES. The following account, from our cor
respondent. embodles all HE iar's within his know
led r with his views oi the character Of the conro-
yersy: MAJ. Int.
New York, Dec 2.
Whatever dispute, however, there may be about
particulars. lot the from Capada.) there rs 10
dispute u the fact that CANADA is in arms. aud that
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and special pleading cannot eN,teate him from This
position. And he doubtless niilcrs himself with
the hope that when he has used the Democratic
party To break down the Wings, ne he virtually
contesscs that he has used Ihc Wigs TO emhsrass
and PROSTATE them, he will then on the senselcss
pfeencc oil falling back" on the principles OF SO,
--puncircs which bolj, assert have not onc
feature in common with the Sub Treasury scheme,
which Nh Calhoun hugs TO his bosom rs their lc
climate oilsrring.--hc will thcn step forth, ~ tue
leader this pasfe palans. and be elevated 10 tie
Presidency rs the reward ofhis deN man,pusfe
Ills past experience should have taught hun thai
this brilliant prize of an honorable dah,'ion - ralev
reached through the to,tnoos and crooked paths Of
me- serving policy--anj silll nofe raels by one
whose principles are as variable aud rs transient rs
the changing hue, olthe chameleon. The people
can never have confidence IN man who. ~ long III.
ter,als,--in lSl6 aud in ls3i,-arrearcd before
them NJ the champion OF \ National Bank, and who
nov. Ia 1887. eravcly urges his constitutional seru
pies 10 the Incorporation u such an institution -
They must hcey, that ethe, the Judgment OF Il
man il detective or h- principles unsound, who in
lolG. cimorously cufoiees the policy oil high dn-
Tres on u,, gn imports ior the purpose Of protecting
ON ilih' H'Hhl N'uh'st "h" ""' =" y " ''''' ~
tet"afdS, denying the coaNRn'toahay "l he system
81 emmy urges hS uullihtalon oy 0'ate olu.
hah'e' 'ha '1s'''s IA ai'es'hR m'pn o. INV wv
ied'facN II hpsalr position l" tue s'u'iu govern
mint, ief Inc """td purpose ol ih'nis down. Nv
'o''e al am, system "U'9h liz NJ 80 e's'" '''N
e"hlllpul'o l" Lhia up ny Nsi''9Ne t"'t'"''"''
ne l'ol''' can h'Ns' 'fns one NO '3' pee" t'''s
ihl's b! ihfAs' 'na o"Si' tf" lat'e'! mug ho'"R
lou
We 'e ""A'r II" t"hr :" o'' "'""' ''''"
ti"' We are "asp4ii''"e !" III '''po"'' ""''''
VIZ II" o"' h'R' INV #''''"'i'''s '"' NV f"''
9'"' s''h we "oh'" rep ,'''' We no i"' "Jee' To
III '"ao'3 'a'o'''l 81 h' o'' i'e'S", N'n' ''''
"""t 1t'' ''' ~ go INV "pi'' ~" ~ '''''''9
"'Sh' lave ''''''"'d "'s"SPeoI'" anu "lq"c'""n'a
b"' WIN lr SIP o'1oh" ''''' ''' "'el"'s
ia"j ie ~ lat"a "tt hS'"e dti,S' n 10 oo
eAife'ca lH1 his i'le'Ihf' si"iio" WINNER
~ va ne 'h''9e7 10 y a' 'h' Wy ANU wien he
g"tS Sd iai'he' VAN 'h'' ana foofs ou' i'e WINS
/ oi ahuse uiHn MS l"ir al'ea' ana l'il"' I"
il'm d3h-'ioHs 'tslsus ana poip'''N' chnh ue sup.
posed nn art ~ submit /" ela assaults III sli'hse
ma Mss ltr u M lh' shR'' H'h ia 'is'"e-
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CT la reply 10 the Charleston Mercury. whtl
ASSETS that aov MeDnic not only approves Of III
course of Mr.. Calhoun hnt Is VAIN advocate u
IT," = writer IN the Columbia TELESCOPE snys:
NH NJ pule mas. aud rr"l4ahis does p,ri.f the
Sub-Trcasunes To the Pei Ranks. lie does not
presume prefer thrm III special drposlles, aud kno"
hat he ieralds the proposition 10 demand Govern
meui dues ia specie nnh the Same ahhorence thai
he dad when ia 1881 he denonncedit as the most
andaelous lmposln,c that lad ever bcen attempted
upon hunpn ignorance aud efcdolny, having no par
rl IN history aud uone IN fiction, unlets In Moore
Yelled Prophet ol hho,assln.'
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M n M C. Rlres.--i'he Richmond Enquirer 81
Tuesday last contains avolcnt assault uron this yen.
tlemau from the pen Of Mr.. George Booker o' Buck
mobap Mr. Booker snrels IT Nj. RNcss "haast-
cd French nego,iatlon and more thnh intimately tlai
Inc is \ tar,itr aud ahnlitlonst III disguise, aud as
4rrs tlat the Pes Banh system. which Mr.. Rl'es al
socatps, is unconstitutional ~ well rs mc>edient
The questions uaiutall, Occur, WHY lasn t,keh Nh.
George Booker such ~ length III tine 10 bud vi.
R,es And how long has II be"n IA crib ihont h
The Drposte Banh system. recommended aud esiai1.
llshcd rs his dol. Gen. Jackson. tmtoaSttttonat -
Mcieu Nh. Baoket Is like those "scnrs. polificnns,
descubcdhy Shakespeare who lave glass eyes, aud
seem to The things they do uot'-aud areas oi''n
blind 10 the things thry
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"ruE LYNCiIRuRG NIRGINIAN."

,s.s,d 'ei"eeh ft'@r, n'y aaa 1 a.. at
20" ..;red FRA shorter period than sir months aad
~" Y he disrontinnci fsrcept al The dise'e'o" Of the
49,, uafR all arrcaragcs are pn'a.
@an yIsE NEVIS inserted r5o cents per square
he first insertion, aud 81 cents for erery s"tse
os,nf Insertion. ,,, . J., ,l,,
rrJoB PRINTING executed neatly ana e'fea"'oH''y
-. ,,asonrblr terms
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BEDFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

! BEDEOisD FEMALE ACADEMY.
1NtiE subscriber, late Librarian and Teacher OF
the Modern Languages in the State College oi
South Carolina, will, the 18th Of November next
reopen the Institution situated At Liberty and
dea'or TO give II IN organization and methods t to
nelre t"r II the public favour. which il enlo, ed.
The plan, TO which he will give effect, is, Ia It's
main outline, follows: Isl 70 90 hack 10 thai
pa'cni, less muItifious education which formed the
Virginia Lady, sixty years aen, before Northern
Improvements came in. 2dv. To hansh whatever OF
pretended Sciences taught ony IN name. vltiafes.
>ie1dai rlihcr Strengthening or adjoining, the leaale
mind. 3rdly Tearhln" only What fits the character
Ini the pursuits ot Woman, 10 teach II lhorauehN
ih To maze the first OF + lue,tion. the
cnrin, Of tint sort Of kaovlrd e wlich trans the
mnd the best. and best fills IT wthi lncs iruy uSefth
aud graceful: 9th. To leave hi all thai Is less
worthy in itNrl, less fir fnr III" and less capable
! at being ltarat with soldhv G h. To do whatever
i done upol methods which will leave the child the
feelings, the opinions, the manners aud the primer
PIES proper Ia southern birth aud tit TO be the basis
ri an l. }arHioH purely Southern.
! Wonenare no. destined TO be NavigatorS. OPP
Iicans, nor Almaaac-'na>ers non Pn,rrcai MeChan
les, nor Miners, nor Elei teefs. nor Doctors IN Me-
dlcine. WHY 1--WE theula halle quarter procicn
~, ia thai of which whale knowledge would be
less 10 lhem! Oh all lutilt tina IS hall science is
surely the 1uiest AMI III the worst taste. So, too.
Metaphysics, Logic. Political Economy, belong To the
MaScaliae Offices and pursuits unlv and cannot be
brought MO female education, without wasting the
tine an mi hin. ia pc .fepliunS, which SHOULD BE-
! employed III feminine thincs.
vi 'i's'''s' At" W Whatever of'sn' OF s"s''a' eN
'in or II 'de'' ol h't own ''ho ana us '9f' ohe';
o' n,' """ ta'@'e ana II literature % me va
&" "'i - s II ma e'' '"'7i'S '" '''' .''"'' -
AMI Ars oi al connf IS. woman cannot kuo" too
! ~ '"' '''"'' ,'i'" NV ~ u !.
a. ~ - - 'i' an" '"'' '''' VI N'
u ~ ,'''e S'o'" ''So '''" l" si''"N
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bnt 81 he good lIlI1UfS i1iilidtItN win them,
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s"io'' my ''''s "'e re- Dunn
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tr,,b, -, Z r,,.L ,}r,,,.,,.r n ,,s ,I,c. French
,,ll h ',,,,,I,, =, ,... ,.i,I,.., ,,i, Il, ,,h,.,
rY,,,, =, m3,' -, T.,
he Simulated 10 learn by being SCI 10 exhibit them
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q ss'siS'E f..

fIyilE present S-s~ion Of the Subscribers Schoni
will cxnre Oh Friday next aud The Winter Srs-
sion viii commence nu Monday thr llt inst. he
terms A h.rat foe $40 per Session oi i've months.
MARiSSA J. GORDON,
December >"
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LyNcrIErnG. DECEunER tt,rss7.
SENATOR'S KING AND CALHOUN.

pei and o. the tiScrId tristir oil Senator Calhoun
remarks, with striking pcrinencv, "Oi tn sc gentle
men is lIeult To say which of the two Is most hos
tile 10 the Wings OF mos app ehru.Se Of lhcir sue
cess III the sttugelr IN which tbry are engaged n
sa,nst that NAL administration Of the Government
which both Of Them freely stnit Ths difference
bfiween them afpe rs 10 be thlt tn gentleman from
Georgia is good Wing IN his principles, whilst he
pfocauns uneeasng war against the putty which has
steadily acted upon those principles; whilst tie
Senator trom South CuSlina IS even more infete.
rate against the Wings as panty, though he has
beentor several .rafs eg'rleJ IS among their m"s
Distinguished conductors"
Nh kny eau lem - peary every onr of ha lead
ing measures OF the lrc ,nd n,escnt al lursr
and has lnn>rllb ren os1aclscd and ,lr.d . trsltn
III, seat IN the Senate b, the parry winch supports
themuav, he gor, further < earnestly lsoralcs a
National B nh vhicl,s sad by Ia, tendspo coz ,ii,ue
the Ii eet denlrcalion brtwcen the Wings and rhr
Democrais-and yet. hc seems In ,ioutn owe, the de-
feat Of The iend, Of thr measures which hc opposes
and 10 anIici. with mour(ol apprehension, tie
niumph OF tie supporters OF the policy which he
approves most singular position, indeed, when
i Iotleian Is thus thfowu On the icnre brfnctn
men " hem he hics and measures which he bltes .
Com, eIied 10 rejoice and TO lament IN the SANE
-.
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=,
-.
Kim. for whose alrnts and occasional Independence
y Wv
'''o" - ''''' 80 '"'''''' ~
~ " "'' Nv" % oi''''''"S WIN 'n'
y 49, .''''7 Inv '''s''5' ''''''''''' -"
! '' VI ~
- '''''' - = "''''' ~ "e'' nv" '''"''i'i'S
" ''' ~ - '"s VI vi '''h
~ - ''''' s"' w" "''''' lac ~" '"e W. VIII
- 's'''',l 'e IN nun
~ nv" y" "'i's EN''"'''r h'o
"'e'''''' .'S'''. '"" 10 ne ms no" S"ia'tiN
=" ''''' ~ '' ''''' ''' '"' ''''' - "'
"''"''- We 81 '''' I'M 'f'S'o""' ana "o' n
''"'s' NV i'''' ''' ''' '"3' 'h'''s az ''e "u'
s'u''c o. an "' "s'seiS da' iNciiiels that have &C
'"'''"''u '"' h''e'i"'i' Hs Is |" or 'lt point oil
's''''''' '"" 'i' " Hf9s' "e" "iom 'hfse "-i'Pa-
no anu ar most 10 be dreaded afe
10 'e wv n'SF'."sf'he' ne W nl1F' VIII
o'' whose Al" ne would long snc" have sunk under
tue ''''"'s"' 'hf very men WIN "h"m ne mas no."
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a. Mr.. Cdhoun's late suner,rt, II would seem,
was SBdieH as II Was unexpected. We invite at
tenlion to lie folio ing apparently well anthenicat-
Ell facts, which we dud narrated Ia the last Salisbury
q. c. WalcInan:
W made some remarks not long since the
awkward ptedleanent IN winch Mr.. Calhoun had
placed tndns d ms almrefs by the sub Treasury
>cneur. There are many Gcnliemrn who say ihty
head MI alhouu dcnounec thsl .eht me As he went
Ia y a>liu ton Cuy last August, A Cbnour III
pdr.lcuIar. the Judge then holdbg the superior
Cunri, with arscrd gentlemen OF thr Bar, also a
oumhef al intelligent cllizths OF Charlotte, called on
Mr.. Calhoun, aud they concur ~ s.SI8g that he
lie1 dl,dprtoyed ol lie sub Treasury plan: That
hr SPOKE teeiy aud unfrserytdy On The subject,
and Al considerable length. Inrsr gcnhrmen tad
nenloGed Nj. Ca.louas conversation heofe IN,
change U opuiDu Wis etcf spoArn al. ani =" en thai
ms, Sug -c>icI, sonc al ms lucuds dtnled the
tat and aasericl to ms interview 10 dninoye whit
wds lnen a'njcd nost pr llui SANDER
.B tn IS not III ,iy sudden tura tvrr Of Nj.
Cd Guns. IT, vote 10 ~lhhnidtht Am n.tanent
OF The surplus Revenue from the States was more
pOntculy inconsistent with his recent oPihlon-. On
lhis same tflp 10 Washington, IN company with -
verdi melnLcis oi The House Representatives. he de
ncciatcd the proposal M the must emphatic tern =,
and declared that the opposilnn ought to IN
slst on the execution oil the deposite law y arc
had 10 take he pt0Hcy IN rags Nj. thompson oi
Suutt Carolina. aud Alr. A. II. Shrppcrd Of our own
Sta e, hsart him ma.c tins declaration ie4htnily'
and II ary oc dJ,lDs ie CA not only get = es-
unony OF thcse gentlemen, bun that OF several private
ndlyidnas who are near hand, but WHO aic averse
To have theu names drawn mo political conifo'et-
~ unless Il b. nrce-sary.-So ihh Nj. Calhoun has
not on.y placed his friends III an awkward lf,dea-
ment bur himself IA 4 st more awkward one
4 p The Legislature OF South Carolina net at CO.
lumbia on the 27th nit. The Message Of Gov. But
Iey "a rnInendaly brief and wan the sIDg lie cxLep-
ton Of the Currency question: Is devoted to State
onoerns. He attributes The embaitassmcnts " lilrl
have occurred to the leg al interference OF the Exec
uilve vi h the moneyed affairs OF the country. Tie
also taaes dec cd ground IN favor Ola well ret ted
credit system. IIls opinions coincide wlih Il ''e al
Mr. Preston audare adverse to the sentiment a. Mr.
Calhoun.
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o." The Secretary oi the treasury announces
that the amount Of Treasury Notes issued nndpf
the authorizing ,hrr emission, pa. sed At the esiia
SESSION Of Congress, up 10 the 30,h ult. to sli9d-
.Gt o..
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o." The Eoad Of Aldermen of Bostoa have re
lns.d PERMISSION 10 the Aboltloaisls 10 hold meet.
M IN Faneuh Hall. Thc application 10 tae Boad
vi, signed by Dr., Claiming, Nm Lloyd Carson
and oilers.
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L y The list London papers announce thai Nh.
S,r,ensou, our Munster 10 Great Braan, "os on J,
VISIT 10 ths Eah OF Llecrster--bcuei known Ia tho
country MI Coke, )llr great farmer.
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Carrlagc and ElOrscs,
FOR SAFE.

A GOOD .eennd hand e1tgsEssAGE, wall
N ,rutlt worn iiors,> can b. s,Ad II loN prlcr.
by applying TO ! y r w h'eC hE-N'''
Drr Is
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old things made Few!
IN the Hpese sc sc.
And then as good as cvcr!!
rDsTV r. .s'TT'T.2EE.
& q a ,na -. Y & N 4 "a

,., the house next above the Franklin
II u,pl where he ~ pfep1frd Ia execute WIN
,r,mpuuac, all orders in "f''''o"S ''"e' 0' 0''''
rr.,. mentioned abovf.
W. n,L,u,o having garment wora IN sol'ed
i f,x hour, 81 NnttaI'S industry o. sfrat va
VIII n'' NJ coat. WAlSfCOAT OK lNDlS-
ias W :" ApI FS-whi'e The Lady has only 10 leave
r h,3 her BROKEN COMB, 10 have II returned
,"h.BEST ORDER. All tins VIII be ', 1,' ~
'as .,h,, cannot ial 10 give satsi'efion-lhe pun.
nf'. ia therefore solicited with the iull rs
he ,hl, i, il d-.rrved Ivy ,he e>''hl%hmrni'-
Cul in andHy
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NEW RrBs EgElaeN aE'EA
Es-D, ys1'E,, IS.

nNE CASE Gur aaI rNtt, fine new style plain
" Straw Bonue. :, white I'D cooure !, and mech
cheaper than ,'s same q"al'y was ct y IN TIE H.
T.. =. ESTES.
December Is
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No. Mr. Rhett, ftle South Carolina Legislature
h,. ,ivpn nntic. thai, in consequent 4 he tone Of
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yEyIIE subscriber has to hire, for another year.
i THREE CARPENTERS, two nj whom are irst fa'e
workulen. " VI ~ " 'ObL
A., he's, Co. Nrv. ~
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Also, the following Slaves,

On credit Of one year, except AS to the sun o' SD
viz Maria woman, Jndy, en and WILSON and
Squire, valuable boys. The purchaser OF the Land
will be reui ed to give a deed OF trust on the same
md the purchaser of the Land AMI Negroes. bonds
also with approved security. 10 secure the payment
Acting As Conlns ioner, will convey no other title
han is vested III ms a. SUCH by the decree aforesaid
FRANCIS POLLARD, Com'r.
Dac. w3v
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u We stated last week, that Gen. Jackson had
come out with letter In favor of National Bank;
we did not correctly understand our informant al
The time he did not intend to say that the Gene
raj had made any publication, but in conversation
with his friends recently, he had advocated ba nix,
without suggesting any additional restrictions TO
those placed on the former baak. except that it
shoule not issue bills under twenty dollars. We
were further informed that the Vice President bad
been at the Hermitage for several days, previous
TO The General's political regeneration. We sin
cersly hope that this report is true for then the
course that President Van Buren, will be compelI-
ed to pursue, will no longer be doubtiul.-Caroiina
Gazette.
u Splendid Literary PJem,um-Mr. George
Jones, tragedisn of New York, offers $4,000 for
an original tragedy, Of five acts, to be written by
an American, aud 10 be delivered to him by the LIST
OF August, 1898. The prize to be made up in the
following manner: $1,000 in cash; gold medal
Of nst less value than 500, nor more than $500
and an income Of per cent. upon the gross pro.
hts OF the tragedy, arising from its representation
during the frat five years, whether in England or
America.-Lynehburg Virginian.
IL a Mint DrOp.-One of our Southern letters,
says the New York Evening Star. contained an
order for the STAR with one Of Bentons mint drops
IN the shape of quarter eagle. carefully sealed
on with wax. 1t created quite sensation IN
Wall street.
~ Republican Simplicity has recently been
asserted IN France, fact, that the princes and
mobiles Of Europe have found il difficult to procure
such mirrors as they wanted, because Of the great
demand and high prices OF the American market.
~ II Is said that Carpenters are getting $40 per
DAY In Texas, and the demand not half supplied.
Fudge.
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Bridge to build,

Nm the second Saturday IN July next,
- will be let to The lowest bidder, the
building of BRIDGE across E st Sugar
Creek, on the Providence road, at Springs
Meadow. The Commissioners will attend
on that day at II o'clock, Oh the bank Of the
Creek, for the purpose of closing the con.
tract, with the plan and specifications. The
undertaken will be required to give secur-
ty for the faithful performance ofhis contract.
JOHN WALKER
CHAS. T. ALEXANDER, ooN'"'s'
WIN. S. NORMENT, '''"''S'
Lfns 3 lS21 81.
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DIED

In this county lately, Mrs. NANCY BOAT.
RIGHT, aged about 10 years.
Also, about the lst of June, Mr.. JAMES RICH
ARDSON, aged about 10 years
In lredell county, on the 9Th inst, M. ARCBi-
BALD YORK, Of Consumption, 10 tArtieth year
OF his age, leaving disconsolate widow, aud one
child to mourn their irreparsbe loss.
In Statesyille, on the 9th inst. JAMES CAMP.
BELL, Esq, Clerk Of the Court oil Pleas and Quar-
Ter Sessions OF Irede county. He y as an old aud
much respected member Of that comnnlILK
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NOTICE.

ESHE Commissioners appointed to value
n the property IN the different Captains
Companies, are requested to meet in Char
lotte, for that purpose, on the 9Th day of
July, 1887.
4. GRIER.
June % 1897 Iw