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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

Important Sfatement-We have been favored by
one OF our friends, who is very large dealer in
stock, with the following estimate 1t Is N the main
however, not an estimate, Tor the amounts are aceu
.'ey kno"n' lhese stocks haye,a great proportion of
them, been issued for the construction of wo,ks of
internal improvement, Tor the establishments of
institutions which are NOW IN operation. SO We
have not squandered this vast amount, on the con.
'rary 1t has been so expended greatly to increase
our wealth, and we have still the property on hand,
producing IN income equal to the interest on the
ioans' besides contributing largely Ly their use, to
our convenience and wealth. ~ y Jour. Com
Estimates Of american StoclsAcid abroad prine,pal
lynn England
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FRESH SUPPLIES,
.g.y'D GREAT H.YRG.{I.JS

NJ T. are now receiving our Spring Supply, em-
w braoing large. beautiful aud very cheap
sorlmenr Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, &c.
We assure our friends that II - only necessary 10
give call, to ascertain thai II IS needless 10 90
elsewhere Tor better. # rs good. bargains vi"
sell them. MARTIN, WARD & DAVIS.
Am 30
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Three Hundred Acres.

TrRas.-One two, and three years, in equal in
sslmeuts, the purchaser giving bond, with approved
personal security. aud tie title to be retained unul
the amount thereof IS pad.
The sale will be made pursuance of two DEGREES
Of the Cucun Supeuur Court oil LIT" aud Chaucey
iar the county OF Amherst, made Al the September
iefm 1887. and amended at tic April tenn, 535 in
the case OF Didr1 vs.. Penn.
Tie litc IS believed to be good. hut Commits
ssoucrs VIC shall convey such ute only, vested
IN US. SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND,
JOSEPH X. IRVING,
Aprll 10 ids Commissioners.
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VEG ROES ron sale.

n compliance with the last will aud testament Of
L keziah Hubbard, decd. on Saturday. the 1911
day OF May, 1888, | shall SELL at public auction to
the highest bidder, Tor cash, at the Store House of
Jabcz Smith Esq, in the county of Pu>yyana, Va
10 Negroes, consisting of men, women, boys and gills
JAMES A. MITCHELL, Er'or
Of ke;iah Hubbard, dcc'd
April % tl9N
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Howell DAVIES, J
ID. K. l. YMAN,

Lynchbwe, November Is Or
VIRGINIA AT court OF quarterly session, continued
and held for the county OF Campbell the Courthouse
thereof on Tuesday the 18th day OF March, 1888:
John Dudley, Plaintiff
against
Sackvie King, Sheriff of Campbell and such admin
isiraor OF John Brown, dec. and Jesse Markrum
Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Jesse Markrum, having entered his p
pearee and given security according to the act oil Inc "
neral Assembly and the rules of this Court, ant il appearing
to the satsluC OF the that he Inhah sho
tins COmmnnweah 1t Is ordered that SAID defendant 40 a
pear here the second Monday June and answer e
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy of this order be oh
inserted IN some newspaper, printed IN the to"no Lych
for two months successvey and posted at the front door
the courthouse OF this county, some court day.
Copy-fcstc, ~
JOHN ALEXANDER, clerk'
March % WIN
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FOR SALE.

A LIKEBY YOUNG WOMAN 81 OF %
: n yrafs ct age, first rate house servant and
sramsffess. For particulars enquire at this Office.
II the above GIRL Is not sold before the 5ih day
Of May, she will be sold an that day ancton-by
PAYNE x TURNER, Aueuoners.
April 81 tbs
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DAILY EseIE.ieDAD LINE
Between ChariOffcsyilic, and Rich
mOnd and Frederic sburg.

Through speed
ASSENGERSl leaving Richmond OF Ffeder-
! iclsburg IN the RAILWAY CARS at A.
VI. reach Charlottesville the same day al OF 3. T..
N more than hall the way being by the RAIL
ROAD: and the rest road, naturally one Of
the very best lor stages IN middle Virginia. SO thai,
aided by frsi-ratc teams coaches, and drivers, pas
sengcrs may IN good weather. be ensured speed Of
Slr mt!t5 an hour, without allowing Tor stoppagcs.
They Will moreover get from Richmond or Fred
crIcksbnrg 10 Charlottesville ntIom 10 hours less
tigc rareiiiaq than by any other route wh telalIy
so night hdteihnp 10 interfere with sleeping hours.
The RAILWAY CARS, lot ease, conlolt and
spaclousnsss. resemble the pafluur III an elegant ho
tel more than any vehicle for idnd travelling.
Su,mg m Charlottesville all night, and Ill after
breakfast, papsengets may Then 90 daily to Stiunon
aud every other DIS to L,nchburg IL coaches Own
ed by the pfoprieiofs OF the Raj Road line the
only coat hes on those roads. From StouGtoD, sta
pes owned by the same pfoWlelors run. every other
day Soul cstuatdly, Through Lexington, But hdudn
Xc while others, owned by Mrssts. Porter Bel
drn run ia like manner Wcstwardly, 10 Guyandotle.
From Charlottesville dowuwards the stage, fort the
present will set out Al noon, dine Al MIS-. Clark 5,
and reach the RAu= ROAD Drror AT early bedtime
whence, setting oil half past 5 next morning, pas
scngers get to Richmond by 10. A. NJ, and 10 Fted-
ercksburg aud the Potomac IA tImo ior the Railway
cars to Baltimore.
The old Mail Line OfSiagcs between Fred
sbug aud Charlottesville, through Orange, viii
sllll run tunes week.
FARrtlGm hielmond 10 Charlottesville $5i
Fredg. 10 CIartotdSeMe, (by either
In going upward, passengers will require two
meals only downward, three meals and night.
lodging
Office at the EAGLE IlorrL, Charlouesyille-A-
gent Nh. ions NowLts.
April 10 CIV
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Mr.. Thomas nHai9slcs:

- IR;-Not knowing where this notice might reach
- You, take this method of informing You that
on the 3lst of May next, shall proceed TO take the
Deposition of George VI Long aud others, al Vicks-
burg, MISS. and on the 26h of the same month"; the
depostinn OF Z. ). Dadc and others, the Planter ;
Hotel, III Nalchrz, Miss; and on the 9th of July.
at llughcss Tavern, in Morgnnfrld, Union County,
Ky. the deposition OF 4. l.. Churchill aud Others
All of which are to be read evidence IN sat now
depending and undetermined IN the Superior Court
al Law and Chanecty for the county Of Campbell.
and State OF Virginia, in which YOU are plaintiff and
! am defendant \ ours. &c.
AKMlSTEAD LONG.
Apnl l6 I'm
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ROBERT VI. BROWN,
sffSOy'NPy at E<y1C,

IL AS settled at Amherst Court House, virginia.
II with the intention of praclcing N the Superior
and Inferior Courts OF Amherst aud Nelson, aud he
will be thankful for portion Of the pnbic patronage
April GIN
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SIRlNlA AT court of quarterly session. held for the
county OF Campbell at the courthouse hereof on Mon
day the l!th day OF March, 1888
john ID. Harvey, Plaintiff
gdinSt
Richard IT, Hadcn Achilles N. lladon, and Ammon Ham
cock, - /, ,aaJa,, '"
Is CHASCERY.
me defendant Achilles NJ lloden, having entered his
TPe"use ana gncl security according 10 the net of the
General Assembly and the rules Of this court and il appear
ns 10 inc satisfaction OF the court that the sad defendant
The sad deenden do appear here on the second Mon, in
1e mex ana answer the bill othe plaintiff and thai COPY
uS oruer DC forthwith inserted in newspaper print
una posted Il" he front door of the courthouse of this cum
~, On some court day. A Copv-'Ic.tc ' N''''
March - -H'>''hN' r,'IN'
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Na.aEs.syEgs Hs9tRg'E'esV

As removed 10 the White Tenement. on the
Il Man Street, next door below Messrs Jlol
eombe and Otey's Office.
ApIl % 81.
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Mrs. Nckinley's COrsclts.

4 SMALL Invoice Of tins justly celebrated
n Ornament, this day to hand Of new shapes
rnd Designs and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELBlOTT.
Aptill9 Is
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A.XkL or L.l.ND.

fNllERE will be sold. at Amherst Courl House,
L the 81 Monday IN May, 1888, Tuot Of
Land. lying and being onthe waters oil Indian Cleek,
sand county. containing upwards Of
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SAAl'L. q. ADAMS.


BLACK HEATH wa, got by SIR Arehy. his dam
by Sr ilal-hc noted marc young Favorte by I'm
ported Bediord-Bell Ar, Clochtl>i, Partner Nor
tons Traveller, &c. &c. RICHARD ADAMS.
March 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

This witness, who appeared in full health on the
stand IN Court yesterday, was found dead in her bed
this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
DAVID FISHER.
hx DAVID A LlSIIEI

After Mr.. Fishers DEATH and after The SIX months
hadl expired the plaintiff was indicted IN Norfolk
comfy for taking The pocket book, found guilty.
and sentenced to Imprisonment for one yeai IN the
State Prison.
AGer his release he brought tins &C ton on the
potr--the writ contained countfor Labor winch
principally relied upon at the tfial.
The defendants filed an account IN offset for the
money in the lost pocket book The case was trled
the last of this Count, but the uty were una
bic TO agree.
At The nal, this term, the question put the jn-
~ was whether the plaintiff had ever received tie
money (S5c) in the pocket book.
The defendants offered the rec I'd Of the plaintiffs
conviction for this offence, aud commended that was
conclusive proof against his clam. But Judge Ward
held that the record Wa not admissible evidence ~
appeared from H. that the plaintiff pleaded not gull
~, aud his conviction might have been obtained by
the evidence oil persons who were Interested m tins
suit.
Witnesses were Then introduced TO show that the
plaintiff had tab Ell the pocket book.
Mrs.. kef' testified that the plaintiff came TO her
house and exhibited large number of bl,-sai1 he
had found pocket book while out al work with Mr.
Fishcr-thai he took out this money and hid the
rocket book unders stone. She also testified that he
bought suit Of clothes aud other articles with the
money.
Rer. Mr. Fisk, OF Wlenlham testified that he
fonnd the pocket book under stone IN Wrenl,aln
1t was also IN evidence. that the plaintiff told \.
noiher witness tina, he had found the money.
TO rebnt this, the plaintiff offered evidence, TO
ahow that his character as IN honest and hard
working man had always been good and that there
was III blood between himself and Mrs. Ker sulll-
eient 10 entirely dscredlt her testimony.
The case was gwen TO the jury Yesterday aud
this morning they returned a verdict for the dcien.
daut.
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For Rent,

4 ANlNG bought Mr.. kyIes interest IN the
a. Blacksmith business, formerly caifed on by
Kyle Bailey, II will be conducted by myself.
Thankful for former encouragement, | hope our
trends wall continue to patronage ne.
J. Il. BAILEY.
Amherst Ct II. March 90 t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
certificate from three MEMBERS of the MEDICAL ppo
FESSlON, in Germany, in Europe nv
9 z q . q q q . 3

. V V V Y y Y Z
We, the undersigned practitioners ofmedicne in (;crn,n
are we'll aware, that by may forfeit the cn5
snip OF some OF the faculty but not OF its benevolent mcn
who are nnnfucnced y selfish motives Though we shall
refrain from an eNpres,lon OF our olnon either the sound
ness unsoundness OF Dr. Gnclcaes new doctrines Wa M
happy say deem his Sanaii,e TOO valuable M,
generally known for what eyes behold and ears eay
we must believe. '
We hereby STATE that when DIR Louis Olfon Goccke fire,
came before the German public the pre- tended seoyer
OF new doctrine and Medicine, held him in I'm.
highest contempt believing and openly pronouncinc HIM
be base mposor aud the prince otquacks. But on hearing
50 much ald about tn SUuave, and it, we were
induced from motives of curiosity merely make TRIAL of il,
repued virtues upon number OF hopeless patients
and we deem boundcn dly (even at the expense
OF self INTEREST," publicly to knowledge mighty efica
cv touring not only consumption, but Other fearful mala
dies, winch we have heretofore believed mcurable Our con-
tempt Tor the sccverer OF tins medicine once swallow
ed upu utter HSonIsen these uneXpered result.
and as an amend, ior abuse OF HIM Ito frankly cont,
10 the world that believe m phanthropist wn1d,c
honor 10 the profession uud to country which g.e i
birth.
ropcan Hospitals sufficient that perrms h
used, ii Is its best witness
HERMAN ETMUILER, W D.
WALTER NAN GAUrr, ". d.
ApoLPHUs WERSER, NJ. d.
Germany December 10, l8j6.
, The undersigned are agents for the sale of the
above Medicine III Lyachburt.
MARTIN 4 LATHAM.
November lG Won
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

$4,000, 900
The interest on all the State stocks since tho sus.
pension u sIecie payments, has been paid in specie
or ns equivalent. except those OF Pennsylvania I,y.
gina end Mississippi.
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OWE JI.y'DRED .ECRES.

More or less, aud includes the Manson House Al
tie same tine and place, there will be sold one
seventh part of the remainder in the Mil lot of SPA
acres, to which Mrs. Nancy Rucker is entitled for lie
The sale viii be for cash, and will take place at the
house OF said Willis Ruckcr.
The sale will be made IN pursuance of decree of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chauccry,
Tor the county OF Amherst, made at The September
Term, 1887, in the case of Rooert>on,s Admir-. VS.
Rucker JOHN COLEMAN
Sheriff OF Amherst county, and Con'r
Anr Is ids
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POLITICAL.
TILE LINES OF


THE LINES OF
H.. LIZ vIC0MTH DE CHATEAUBRiAHD
On TIC death Of Ali. Ei-s Ffi:ele, in June Is
al Pans.
TRANSLATED BIT ). e'posoHrE' A. NJ, T. G. D.
psscends the bier. with its stainless rose,
The parents tribute in his sorro~ing hours--
Grave thou reeei.est-symbol Of his woes
Into thy noiseless chamber Of rcpose,
f fair and flower.
Prom this vain world Of sis, and grief and shame,
Secure rrpose they in thy clay cold bower
Though serual breezcs blow each dat tho saass
And suns successive fan with breath OF fame
The fair one and tbs flower.
Thou seep,st, alas! though fair and few Of rsas,
Eliza and reganlest not the power
ofsun, or breeze, friendships falling tears,
Or aught which lies sad ehequered lei .ndesr.,
Thou farer than the flower.
Bn,Lady sleeps thy sire Alas his brow,
BORROWED BY care, denotes thy ,vrant's power.
The only solace Garth affords bin, now
To sioop him, where unconscious lie below
His fair ono, and his flower.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03

w the Bedford Female Seminary, has consented
through the solicitation of friends, open Ec-
male school INT her own residence, near
Liberty, the 10 day oil prl next. All tie usual
branches OF Female Education will be taught ex-
ctpt Music.
TERMS, as formerly vix English branches
per term OF five moths $40, French $40, Mezzo-
Unto Painting s., Onental Timing Slo. Board
may be had III respectable aud gcntcel families in
Liberty. At reasonable prices.
Apri5 w5w
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SELECTIONS.
SINGULAR LAW CASE.

BosTos, Apfil Is.
Lsxrsncc Leonard Is. Darii A. Fi,ter, ei al. Er-
ecuiorS.
This was a singular and interesting ca.- In 1884
the plaintiff was in The employ Of the late DAVID Fish
sr. At Wfenihsm as a common iaborer While
there, Mr.. Fisher lost his pocket book. and had
s,rong suspicious that Leonlrd bad found ard APP
propris,rd the contents 10 his Ga this ac-
count he refused TO pay the plaintiff the none, tsr
his wages. or settlement, but gave Inn note, OF
.hch the following is copy
4ss o. Wreuiham Dec. &C. ls3s.
SI months from date, Tor value received, ] pro
mise 10 pay Lawrence Leonard foHy-elght dollars
on Condition thai | cannot prove within that tune
,hs, the said Lawrence Leonard found my poke
book, which | lost, and expended the money or APP
pied the same to has owp use. winch MAS N III,
same when lost II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
FS.a.Nsa Bsss aY'.

E1'EOI TIE SUBSCRIBER, living near \ m
n herSt Court House Tue>day the eth nit,
IA Negro Man named Office (Orphcus,)
lie Is about 20 years old very black, feet 10 III
ces high stropg and active, remarkably BRISK, raftic-
ulariy when IN good hnmor he good carnage
driver, and Discovers considerable genius III Catpen-
ters tools. lie had wien he left me. a clalel
hock coat, much faded. and a high crowned fur
hat about halt NON; ms other clothing not lecol-
ected. As hc rloped without any cause known to
me, a Induced to think he has procured Free
Papers. | will give FIFTY DOLLARS
fSE bs}RD II taken out OF inns STATE, and hb
efal reward II he Is ap,lelcnded IN this State, To-
geIher with al reasonable charges
H. L. BROWN.
April 3 Wis
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LAND FOR SA l..

fNllERE will be sold, upon the premises. at pub.
L lie auction, ON the 25ih day OF May 1888, the
Tract OF Land whereon Willis Rueker at present
resides the waters OF Harms Creek IN The conn
" of Amherst Ihis IracI cnnfnns
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HI IL AC A. M u a Il IL
The vsinHtr IT OHs Of
10 ~ Races.

| INHlS Justly celebrated Race Horse and highly
4 formed Stallion, Of the last ofthe get oil old
SIR Arehy, the property OF Capt Richard Adams,
late oi Fairfield Course, Richmond Va, is at
s stand ready to mares al $50 the season. $50
single leap, and SD insurance, payable when she is
a>certalned to be III ioa transferred, with 81 10
the Groom, III all cases. Good pasturage gratis, and
Mares fed Il shlllIngs per day.
BLACK HEATH IS abeanIfnl Black, full feet
II inches his form, uniting strength, boue and
beauty,ls equal to any horse III the continent HIS
performances, when on the TuIi, WIRE such as to
cause him 10 be numbered with the best horses of
his day lie was winner at all distances from
mile 10 miles, and his action and blood must cause
HIM to get Rec Horses.
must refer the community TO some few ofthe half
brothers OF Black Heath by Sr Arcy, Sir Charles,
Industry. Stockholder, Bertrand, Henry, Tinoleon,
&c whose Pedglers not richer upon the dam
'ldc than his, aud whose get ATE now, and have
been, winners for the last years all dstancrs
aud in the very best Race Horse time, and only ash
similar encouragement, and or years. TO prove
thai hls get will go with The neetes and last with
the stoutrst.
To those persons disposed to pnrronizc my Horse,
| Will assure them that theirmares shall have my pei
sonal attention DUNG the season. aud every exer-
ton, ON my part will be used to prevent accidents
OF escapes, but no responsibility for either.
+ or performances see hand-bIlls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
NEW SPRING GOODS.

NIX MIR. b. having recently visited the Nor
~ hern cities Tor the purpose Of buying stock
Il GOODS we haze the pleasure OF informing our
rends, thai we have alreldy received pant oiour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-03
MATClLEsS SAyAT.v.

DAVID ,. ROWLAND, the General America,
sug inedieihe' invented by tho immortal en- or M
mas eieai pleasure IN Publishing The The o. Ger
IMPORTANT letter rom respectable gentleman Ing high
~hieh he has recently received, with many N View iok
aeter-also very interesting intelligence y oil sim
his Agents, especially in Sale,n, Us will oa several
losetn9r with the annexed certificate from three
man hFscians, must forever tnbsh The eminent Ger
cine. " INV history vi moi
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fk0m lLe BpsiDn lLarn..-.n

/ appear. by The following information gi,.n,
Maba.. ssS o%iseq OF this city, that the much us
cent aud valuable medicine worthy the 10 bean Ell
every eonsunpllye person. ~ ''ous attention q,
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-11

among brethren had existed. there is now
delightful unity and love. Enfield Is now
sharing largely in the Spirits influences.
Hadley-Hifls, South adleY, Hatfield,
Sunderland, Williamsburg, and some 9th
er places have been greatly blessed. 1t
was stated at recent Association. that in
recent REVEALS there had been more than
fifteen hundred conversions in the coun-
try.
REVIVAL IN SouTHFIELD.-We are
informed, that there has been quite an in
teresting revival in southfeld, Oakland
county, the pas: winter, and that as the
fruits of it about thirty have united with
the Presbyterian church. 1t is said to
have commenced under the labors of a
young man who was engaged in teaching
school, there beng no minister in the
place. The labors of the Rev. Mr.. Bar
Der were also enjoyed for season. The
church are anxious to obtain a minister
Mich. OBS.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-11
CON GRESS.
FRIDAY. June 90.

1"AOA "NA~ ~s~'
HousE-STEAMBoAT STATISTICS
Mr.. Sergeant asked leave to offer reso-
luton, which was unanimously adopted.
That the Secretary of the Treasury be
requested to collect, and report to Con-
gress, the next session. all the information
that can be obtained as to the use of steam
engines, in the United States, and the ac-
cidents and loss Of life or property which
have attended their use, and especially
that he ascertain and report
The whole number of steam engines
where constructed.
The explosions or other disasters which
have happened to such engines.
The causes.
The disasters to steamboats,, when
where, and how they have occurred.
How such steamboats, were manned
and whether intoxicating liquor was used
The name of the owners and master:
or commanders.
In the case of boats to which no disas
tiers have happened, the burden, where
built, and the names of their owners anc
masters or commanders and engineers.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-07-11
a. The Editor Of the Vermont Chroni

o. The Editor Of the Vermont Chroni-
Gle has manifested want OF both the mag
nanimity and the honesty to lay before his
readers the correction which gave, two
weeks ago, Of his misstatements, in rela-
ton TO the Anti-Slavery "Declaration."-
The public viii hereafter know what con-
hdenee to place in the statements Of the
Chronicle, while il is giving vent to its
maliciousness against Anti-Slavery. The
following paragraph, from the EmanOiPator
Of June 2lst, more than confirms my strong
est positions against the Chronicle. The
Emphasizing is given just az find il:
"THE CONSTITUTION AND DECLARATION.
Seeing these documents have become mat
tiers Of discussion, we have thought il best
20 publish them al full length on our last
page. The Constitution Of the Society, as
first adopted, is sufficient to abolish slavery.
Those who wish to gain other ends may
wish 70 alter il. The Declaration will re-
main, among the archives Of history, as
one Of the noblest documents Of the age.
Some Of our opponents have falsely init
mated that the Society "threw il overheard
at the late meeting. Nothing could be
further from the truth. Not a word was
uttered to It's disparagement, but all wished
il TO remain Just a. q soas."
The Editor Of the Emancipator is anoth.
er who knows whereof he affirms in rela.
ton 70 this matter, as he too was present a,
the discussion Of the resolution. More than
this, he was one who most strenuously
opposed the Peace doctrine, and was th'
most active and efficient in defeating thu
resolution offered by Friend Whittier. Ant
be declares that "nothing could be further
from the truth" than the false" intimatioI
that the Society threw the Declaration over
board, at its late meeting-that "not a por,
vas uttered to its disparagement." Hi
placing in quotation the phrase, "threv
overheard" plainly shows that the Editor @
the Emancipator wrote this paragraph t
meet and confute the Chronicles statement
The mischieVous mendacity is now naile
to the counter.