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GOODS.
New and splendid Stock a;
FALL GOODS

z AtIiI UUUb,S
HUST received and offered too sale by CHtS.
eD liAkPER s. IONS X. WHITE " 10 hay-
'ag associated thru,selScs ,u the Mercantile bu.-
nc,s IN sh-phv rd,iovn would iny,ie thsir friends
aue The public t. cali and examine. Their Stock
consists IA part Of
cloths,
ta'-iuicres and every variety OF color and
Cs,sinel,. quality.
ie'tmE', rich ard beautiful assortment,
french Mrfi1u,
herman 10 handsome o..ottmep,,
IrLl-l tu-
Ns,uDuc' 2, Iu.tfIrE
Bloc, black aud figured, SINS
ColosCd. rcpt sed oihrrN
fgurd, coi'rod, black and white satirs.
>u,cr d1u.'c ~ 18th French Bcmhaxiu,,,
Gisi Bye anJ Russia DnI,r.
Brown i..n"H Table Cloths.
8ur. b'uc black auJ vhio Grape.
Ladies, sop,r nd aud HEAVIER '.i,,,s.
Gems smsu'. hcaSs ND aud Buck GLOVES,
" uses hii Gio,r..
P.a'o. six au' P,rk Mex Gloves,
l,.l Ntt 9rd NJ do
super. 'ra''cs. ari Nour, bn Dv'ain.
French Buti.h, and Awrr'r3n Prints,
CORDED skate, Nor-ell = d. l.egstor)
N-.f,. rst rroen srI yellow Iluucl.
Ner'"o. imaei ana th-iiey SHAW. aud Hand
lrtcLIeis.
>sI sa.U aai fancy Grape, md li4udLeSsh,sf,
ttvs.ICiy1
T.. Me- t,9 ..i,-hed ara plaia L.a,a camtnc
H.H.-.. GEESE
lire. ,cuhric,
See, .ti.,, Iaeon,,, az e'h,r MaAr..
Asserted White. d. 8 cp.a.ei C,ubrs...
Ha- .'.. vi..s art l...A Jlr,u Tor |,lia.
ibf, I.aces arI !.te.g. ltAa3,omr rs.oIt j
la.a.,i aa. SWISS .r..r. O. I Flying
Nol'ir l,' :-u..' WOOL li.se aud bali illso.
White ari h'l. 8 Cotton do,
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ssair, Columbia.

8 GROSS C.du3se'. Balm Colombia. of re-
rra' lwToriauon. Yfosut,G from the agent
li"r N' Tinted state ana warrsut,i genuine
tor th- improvement e tAe VAR. tie Balm Il
Colombia has acquired reputation e the
highest character Ty-tmon1i. 90 favor II Il
have '''n gwen aY s'n;ea-n Of the tiste.i
81 N.o t-b.4 LaFe Geo motive fur mt,fe-
ists,:',re- Rt-cfs,'-s'
i.tNG'S Dag store.
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II Hist OF letters

y = ENAlNISG ia tie Post ulicc at shep-
Il = herd,town, Va. Gu the lot of oct less,
mi ,f 90, taken oct aefoTc thr l., January, l-Jg
a DIT De- seat 10 the GoDerai Post uiice al Dead
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: offered. ans car Do rrr-mmented ~ tho
-.h,'iih"r o. = safe sr5 c!,rciual tcn.rd, "a
s''Hs ium"'Ia'e relief 90 that moot distressing
~ -n".H with which 90 many are aC!ict,i sick
"''i. ~ From tie very many Testimonial.
h''" has respecting u. virtues, I have no he..-
TALON ." accommodating ii g. those afflicted
ADAM Nbt 80. Ir
H'r.--'-i,--y Sept g. l-lS -n.
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CnNh Tor .Nrgroes.

4 Will 90 aii t.r.at give TIE highest Prices in
cash i.r likely young NEGROES, ofbo,h
Bcxef, from Geo 90 twenty five years m src -
lsfs1ns hatlrg Likely srrverif 60 d.sp,.e a.
500 DO veil O. call 90 re AZ my rosidonee boz
thtrtatoEn, aHd sny communication TO- writ.
ihg pill be promptly sucrdsd O.
WM. CROW, Jf
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'ENilE defendants AldridSc = iIisdon not hav-
a avg entered 'hcir appearance. aud given scrti-
fiiN according 10 The a. A,,,mLI, agI ir rules
90 iai, court, and It appearing by satisfactory c,i-
'.ro th1t thty not tusiitsit, It t'u, country.
q M r.rifrf That The s.il q trul ats DO appear
..ss vn it, net dsy q thc ucNt term. snl ,s--r
r u.h 3D.. ,ia psutliT and that copy 81 ti, pi,l,r
"st ON DO sa-rficd e., some new sl,pcr luIlished
81. 'ta..rt.ava tor two months .,cc, is. a.d
i.'.' 20 t'e trout door q Tie co;.rt-huusc 81, IA.
-..l tlr. u Cha'lcstu~n
\ Cow este,
RODr =. BROWN, C1,tt
SEPT. Q 1858.
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Virginia, To wit:

Al Rule, holden IN the CLERK, Office Of the Cir
oui; Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Jefferson County, the first Monday IN septe m
Der, las:
John H. hmg .iia,ini,irator II Pr,,I,u JnLins Il.
e'a'fd PLuSIFT,
AGAINST
Dtrh hnonoe, .Nich,lcs kooars and -- n
triigt ani -- Uigd.H, iasr,hrni, AMI Jqyi-
nors, truding un1sr he firm, ~ .iL'rd,, anil Hy-
don, DTrENpA>rs
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List Of Letters

Hp ENAiNlNG in the Post Office al Hsrrcr,-
ab Perry, sept 30. ISIS. which IL no, tsLen
out oy the lst OF January. 1850. will be returned
@ the General Post Oiice a. dead letter.
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ISABELLA TtiE~is'strsopS respectful,
: a'nopuo-, O. hcriricuG. aui The public. that
she has opened
ROUSE OF ENTETTnTNR-ENT
80 NE "rlrS h1lisrs o.. entity erected Uy Mr !.
Z" wilson immediately OF Po.Ito the Arsenal,
where every attention viii hr Afforded 4, ,.. -
sons iayorms her with their custom
HENBN UGDWN, Int
Uarprf--Icr-, Iui, a.. l-a-
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BIFs--Nsi PudiiHg.-if YOU wish to
make what's called Bird's-nest pudding
prepare your ous,ard, take cigh, OF ten
pleasant apples, pare their end dr. out
the core, bu: have them whole. set them
an pudding dish, pour YOUR ous;agd over
them aud bake them aJol.tventy or thur
~ minutes.
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Tokrsp PUNT, qHE Pelciss f-es} Nr7v-r
he iear.-Beat well Up together equal
Quantities OF hoaey aud spring water pour
tho mixture into an open ,,s q put in
tie fruits all freshly gathered. and cover
them quite close When any g.. tho nui.
Is taken ont, wash tin cold water. aud It;
will be 1T for immeJi4te GsC.
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Street .lgPis PRbIiag Take one pint
Of scaljins milk, half pin; % nIian meal.
tea.spoonlul OF salt, qnl six sweet an.
pies cut into small pieccs-shouli be
baked not less than three houTs-tEc aP-
pies vail e'IoFd an cxce!leu, rich jelly
THIS IS truly one OF the most luxurious,
yet simple, Yankee pu-.Ia-t made.
- L. E.rr,r.
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EXTRAORDINARY FECUN Their,
are now growing in the ea.Jen Of VIZ.
Samuel Jackson, Wns!JrI, eleven roots
oi wheat on which are I'll stems, occu.
pyinS 8 yards OF ground, OF 21.quare feet.
being the product Of one grain OF common
white wheat sown about :he beginning
OF last August. some Of the stalks axe
more than > iGet hish.-EagLs3g g5ey.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-10-11

A. tulcs holden r ,hr clerks office 81 the circuit
superior Court of is~ aud ohane,r, 80 l-4,r. %,
county the hrst Mondsy IA September, 1855.
James HID, PL,tSrirr.
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Etch [in0nienf.
fsHifCT's EGFrrcsrip: Nag.
VgglIF
SH0aH'S StCh EEeadaraP
EgUIFlfPs

Uausr ferry, Sep, &. i-3~.-u
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CON We

|. The Richnnni Wing sans" Ga til" drd
y, sndt r,tana, Gratrss rife off accidentally in
the scconi exchange oil shots, tll INSTEAD Of
hrlag, took cool AID deliberate MN At Grayc,'.
life" Wasilis an evidence OF his " Kind feelings"
In was, save Us from sa,. hlndnt,> An oppor,s-
ry here afforded 10 r-lmina tiis ,.i.r ann A.
81, and hosolabl,: and II Gill;, had fired in ,}r ain
~ he igii ha,. done with saet, him.rlf nd a, he
reulI hars dunr ii h. had 'ihirs,d'' for he blood
.fGrves, the allan would have been a!justrd-for IN
that event. Graves coai1 MT hay, G,el =, HIM again
~. hnuorsbi- friend. "-ua not hsns permitted j.
t,.n had hc desired ~ to do
2. Mr.. Cl,,, IN SEE, TIN. the rlir "a W. hayr
Lsr-,var- remarked exhibited any h,ng hu, ,kiud
feelings" 10" .rds las ad, -r.ns; r.Irri.dl, WHEN h.
regarded himself - the br,t rh not IN the culn-
Try. while Mr.. Graves hid never feed on, except
rat, doL"n TINE. in hi, lie. Sosxp-lt aad un-
.trns NAH .nan lad Nr Clli-v shown hi,n Ell to
hr the eeng bcorc the due. m p,sc isin. 10, he
t'xi days baulc, THAT his i,iei"-, Ia both lIouu,
we're confidently predicting that Sir. Graves wsuld
be .ilcd. 1Ee y. ! Courier ,eInarks--'' It i. said
that The feeling al esult,un ssh.itei hy tiinn
al thu House, anI their epen TO .,iing thAt Mr.
Nra,r, ~onid Le brou.iil ia 4 corl.r WIRE di.,;c.-
fs AND shocking beyond a.scriplea" And The
correspondent Of the Baltimore Chroulc- adds tia,
=" NJ about he honr when it VA. presumed ihr en-.
r"Ern'nt "" taking place, Senator OF the [.
S,ts-. ofth-a lnui<taon pariv, to,A out his watch
md. With air of anticipated triumph. remarked to
t-n .rion. Graves is now dead man :" Sure
y these are wilderness Of Kind feeling" u most
sstanfIi7ar. character.
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Mn. W ISE.

"a. 81 IN, mssi remarkable circumstances eoa-
..t,sI with tie late unhappy Duel, IS the asdiiN
i,b winch the Administrator ptri, SEIZE upon Mr..
u,.,. oonu.ct,on With il. In PROSTATE him. o
awe, are they TO effect this that they lose >ght Of
n, Graves the principal. altogether. aud POM the
whole torrent Of thslr ~lsih upon his seeoud-sa uu-
,.uplrd instance. ,entui. 10 assert, ol injustice
While il furp>lc. at the Time clue to the mo.
~, rhicI has aroused and seeks to keep alive This
angry & irritating CONTROVERSY Aud ,et,,t would seem
frsn the following paragraph. winch We copy from
IN. Richmond Wing that Mr. Wi,.'s counscls were
MI pacific. aud that he made sttenuuu. efforts pre-
,,,t blaods termination al the quarrel. Ths " HI.
.i.tr. that its information is from reliable source.
Mr.. WISE had participation whatever III the
,.m,nenc enlsnt VI the aif,lr between Graves and
.,eyhr WAS I"norast Of it, beginning, and did not
ap,w until some time Afterwards. that Mr.. Graves
Rad berue pote iron Col. Webb Ia Mr.. Gtrv.
Whru he consulted b, Mr. Graves he gave
,d,ce which Was not followed In any rrspccr-a ma
iariy Of Mr.. Ii. hrnds everything Mr W. oc'uion.
When the chalience entrusted To lt,n he de-
Lived its delivery, ia the hope that something
nj Chr intervene 10 mae it unnecessary. lie wca,
: ,pon the held IS second. accompanied bv Mt.
Ctuenden oi the Senate, and Mr. Meniice Of the
llsuse. Friends who consulted aud advised
with to the course II proceeding, and had con.
trolling voice IN reference to every mcasAl~. Mr.. w.
acted throughout under instructions which he had
w ri ht to disregard but from n..'c h. did ulfcl-
all, drpAr' for the sahc ofm sins peace. We can
vol conceive how his conduct can IN ,iy respect b.
Acid censutablc, except IN SO ia, az II may be con.
adhered crnsnrabe " Iiavv participation whatever
tu duel Bat Will, du-lllnC 10 homo, ablr and
{.uar'nrn engage in it, Mr.. w conduct must he
s'eld aptonabe lie did tot originate tie diff
.uli, he hfe" nothing IN the way OF its al u,meut
--on h- contrary. he went b-youJ The letter nf his
au,hority IL deyin. the challenge and ii.rwa,ds in
prvpssing terms 81, accomm d.iion ON tho field He
acted u~rel, The lYs guard oi his friend, aud un.
Der Instructions "Gl,s tory upon hn."
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E1gs.F, ~ q " =. e 20.

They have taken the large Birch Building on
Ihr South side Of The B1su, within few teet vi the
most commodinns landing Tor boats. Prompt atten=
non Ill be given the sale and purchase of produce
aud manufactures and 10 other description Of
busiucss III Their line, conidcd 10 iher trust, The
oxtmty oftllsir STORE HOUSE to thc Basin.
will save Ia then patrons the char.c OF draNacc,
winch Is i s,r, considerable item on heavy attIcirs
when stored az forwarded nom situation distant
FROM the boat laadmg.
They are NOW erecting Building. which wall be
completed IN ri hi or ten DAYS, AT WrSiham. winch
Will he the termination OF tho Canh ior tIr next
or months, and consequently where all produce
de ,trnrd iur tn, market will have 10 STOP One OF
thcu III reside there and GIVE his undivided aitcn-
non to ali Produe. and Good, sent thcii cane,
ihrI lruin the upprr country or it1n Richmond, Ion
storing or for"aldlne--they h"y1 prepared them.
selves with wagons. running between Wcstham and
tins Civ portion Of patronage lsicsp.cttnllv 81.
hcied. WALKER Il. IIlLL,
SAML. K. MOORE,
y. \. SAUNDERS.
Richmond March II 1t
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CANADA Ron flEK.--We have ,i; tuuiyfs
nlon runoI, of threatened urasi3uS oil anada ,uu :
Tie whole Line ii frontier, fom Plaushurg 10 De
iroa OF III. robbing Of arsenas By the loater Pat
ileisi tie passage vi arms lhcir capture by thu |.
y troops. and their rcc,pture: but the details arc
more amusing than interesting. aud decline bur
deuing our columns wlh them. Tie onl, nnlor-
ant Increment that las been made Wis near Snanion,
oil between and 90 men. who declared Lower Cau-
ada ,ndcpen3ent, aud elected DR.. Nelson President
ot the New Republic But alter cfossla. the lines
the found they could mt maniaiu their owd indie
pendence, aud 50 they disbanled, and rs.erossed in
To tic I. States. lis added th- CIV. Wool has
Sum OF the 'ca}cfs IN custetl,.
Cen YIN Ecn,eaet -HA Vim. Lyon Maebcu cir,
the two heroes at Say l,laud. have fallen out. aud
arc calling och otrr,rry l,rd p,nrs Paper bal
lets nv .nneh softer fhsn leaa.--ln the mean whlc.
ho"ecrt, Van Rensselaer, ms brru arrested on war
ra,t issued by Judge Conans, aud committed to
jail At .>uhnra, y. \. Whether the ii,,r is ended
however, ,cruls to be matter Of doubt.
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MARRIAGES.

Moued. on "Wednesday evening liz al, Inst. b,
thr Rev. William S Reid. Ma. ltrros u. JrS-
Nlvos to Niss MILDRED AN MATILDA daughter oi
A +. bigger, Esq. all al TIN, pa,e
- 81 rueslAy evening last. b, the Re-.
YIN, |. llolcombe, Mr.. WILLIAM {. PrHGf,to Mis-
SARAH JAM, daughter oi Nj. Richardson tulle,
all ol his nla,c.
-. IN Tallahassee. lFlondaA on the a,h uri.
mo. hy the Rev. j. Ioring " OAR. Nm. II. Bhopir.
ESq OF that cit> IL Miss MARv +. youngest d,uyh-
It, OF Philip Dusal, Esq. otths place.
-, in T,ll,h,ssce QloridaA on tho goth ult.
by the Rev. ] I.o,ng Woati, Jon> P,nhnilL, Esq,
formerly al Richmond. To Miss Lrer. dau,her Of
Thomas Eslon Randolph. Esq. iorme,l, oi Lynch
bnig-s nov of Tall lhassee.
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Eem0ic School, Ly,sch5urg.
MIR 4 nRS. &. W. DAME desire rep.

VI fully to inform Tho ruhltc that the exerei-
scs al the SCHOOL lately undrr the .up~rin,ss-
tcndencs Of the Rev r. G. Smith and Lady. were
resumed on the l2th oi February, under their dire-
ton. Having been educated fur, Teacher. aud h,y.
ing be-n engaged for several years In that pursuit
tpart oi the time IA Female Schoos.) have reasss
to hope, that by uurcmltt.h estriinn the seheol will
be rendered worthy OF a continuance Of that patros.
age, which has already been rNtrndrd towards IT.
Al thr branches oi a liberal Fcmac Education. ia
Guiding Ancient Languages, French, aud Physical
Sciences, will DO thoroughly taught. il will he
our ohIrc', not only TO incnlra'e the ssmen,s
Of the studies thar may b. tsieh. but alsS 10
go deeply into then principles tho advane emeni
Of the Pupil aud the Time OF hrr residence will per.
NIT Our Apparatus will br sufficiently extensive
to illustrate BY experiment. all the inportant facts
and principles OF the Stirncrs. Mrs. Dame will de-
vote the whole OF her attention 10 the instruction 10
MUSIC ON THE PLANO. The system ia
sttuclion which will be pursued in our School viii
be essentially tue sane that pursue by prrds-
cessors.
Fifteen or twenty Boa,ders can be accommodated
IN our family. in the House la''l occupied ny the
Il '. Mr.. NTH. Board. will he consider.
ri ucmbcrs u family and ,uhject 10 the req.
ulations Of a Christian household.
Pupils can be admitted nj any time during the
Session aud will he charged only frnm tho time Il
entrance, In, deduction will be made for ab.enes,
except III cases OF sickness.
Tho Terms Of tho school will be sLs .aus - Asrs.
tsfore, Wis
Eoald, flashing, Fuel. Re. fora sessions OF
five months. $73,sn
Tuition. Va 1910
instruction IN Muse. do 1000
Use oi Piano, do ASN
The Fees as usual, ARE PAYABLE in advance.
GEORGE ". DANE.
Persons drsirous Of Information with respect
my qualification tor Teaching, referred Ia the
ioilowin. gentlemen:
Bishop Meade; Rev. +. q. smith, Rev. ]. L..
Kirkpatrick, Mr.. VIM s. Reid. jr. EynchAsre !:
Rev. y. IL. Cobbs, Bedford Rev. Pres. Csrroll.
Rev. Prof Goodrich and Mr.. " ~. Berh ees. Prince
Edward; Rev. c. Dresser aud Rev. J. T. Ciark.
Halifax; Rev. b. W. Smith. DauviIlo Rev. }. ".
Cofer and Mr.. +. A. Hoing. Buckingham, NJ.
VIM. y. PAGE and DR.. Vim. S. jfonon. Cumber-
land Henry Carns,op. Esq, Chasintie Rev. 4.
Blan. Amherst; S. Branch Esq, Ca,.,rAsli; Prot.
Armstrong. Lexington.
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Prize OF $4,000
10 Prizes 1890
- ~ 4 He "a !.

~ Tbs nagu,hccut race Horse aud
m--IIs Stallion. lou; Known to the sport.
pk~-X VK my world ~ the ctcat Northern
asAA.aa.EaAM. Champion, aud hand boinmrd tour
mile Raccr VIII stand ths present .snson Al the Sta.
hlcs Of the subscribers, Charlotte Courl iionsc,
Va aud vail lac to Marrs At 500 The season, pa>a
Bile the l>t Of July u'Nt, Al which t'ue the season
WI expire, 800 to insure with ~ cash 10 the
mum the insurance money 10 be pali Is soon II
!. ,.ccu, 'rrd that the Maze i WITH ioal parted
nith. Every p.cessaty preparation Tor the accom-
mod nn oI VI ,rcs nd ioals, we'll ~ barren Mares
la, brrn made aud Nv excellent and e>'rnshs
plstulagr w,i be lurui.h.d aud servants sehi "ili
Mmc4 boarded elatis Aar-. viii be fed At 80 crnt'
per DIV. and great aud PERSONAL sttention gwen
lhem. hut 10 Inability ini accidents ~ c'tapr8,
$htlk - COS, black ,5l,ct inches llsii,ninv year
ud thu, Spng, possessing the most sprghtly y n''l
H., ont Lpu truanrr, OF hue bone aud great muscular
rover * 'allns at the most superficial glance all
the essential pans p1 perfectly toun'd run horse.
lndcrd. Wien Ne v.lN 'as game likc head md mnz
zlc, tle depth OF his ch's his broad and expanded
RIBS Ia. strongly hamed hip. ara len, together IN
ms h4, clcau. nJued aud per. ETY. shaped in'ba'
We can rralili suppose that the mos, sec steal OBJ
server must admit that hc is clnlncn, %'tch
with al the essential point, hc constitute the IT. q"
game aud bard -boltomei race horsr. The ruth III
which il strongly auoaicdby his high character, rs
well ~ brilliant performances while on III. tall,
running successfully Al all distances, beating uan,
horses oi the hughes, crlrbry and closing lis racing
caIc,r by on'iipea challenge I. run against any
horse IA the ncd Siair-, four mile htiiS, iul
g. 0oD aside, VIII, h ehalirngr icnainel opeu and
nnaccrplrd 10, sra months when Shah Mas wIll,-
drawn hon the tutl and taken 10 the stand, will
ihc coniidcut expectation that much would be dohr
toward the improvement OF the r.eIns and blooded
,tpck al hls c.unlty.
SHARK Wa. got hy the ,nrlyallrd r,cc horse aud
stallion American Eclipse, whose pedIsier Is SO Ia
sorabls known the public, aud undouhrd. No
morn ed be sad, ts,s hll the iuIi first, f,l
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a." The Washington Correspondent of tn. Bal
hlnh- Patriot under date of the J, inst, ave
Inc select committee authorized 10 enquire into
me oa"'-s and circumstances otthe lnte Duel. have
h'ft~o or three neens' and arc proc"c ling IN The
'''lisni'"n auua'ed by 4 proper spirit to all HE
+, Aities concerned. The original correspondence
h" been promptly Laid before them. Gentlemen
"hs were present 1T the n,crtinc have been called
nrss Tor statements in writing. The mos, thorou III
snd complete examination will hc instituted
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WIG CONSISTENCY.

In the winter oi 80 Mr. Robertson brsu .i,t 10, p
watd IN Congress proposition insfruc, the Com
nlitrc OF Ways aud Means IL report bill for DIS
pen>ing with the agency OF the E,nks III the fiscal
concerns OF the Government. Mt. Robertson y
Virginia Mig. AMI nrary all the l.dcIql wlig
member; voted i9f his motion. A. the last session,
two sens anu Il q II q ards, Mr.. Nan Barcn re
commented hc same mrajutc The wings IN ! b' d>
opposed it. Ud;.,rs,.p Got.
" IAr Soin. statement II true oul, IN part.
II Is tue that Il portion of the Wings voted for M.
Robertsons propositions bur II only because the
President had assumed the control Of the public
funds, * they deemed some leg Il provision necessary
10 "re-t ths Pare, which lie had illegally sczct,
from has hands. But If IT were all thur, would
ash II Democratic Consistency has mol bor stu
knsl, illustrated As lIAg consistency The whole
Democratic party voted against MI Kobcrtsons
pr position, because they ALE ."d thru it Go
yernnent Bank in dissuse-becau,t II endangered
the saety OF the public mon"ys-anl because it
vested the Executive with too much power and pat
ronage. Why is II th,t tin, same purity, .hch Two
halt ,rar. ago, dennuneel this measure, now sup
port II Is Gtcua.c Nh. ~ nIrcoIIinentls II
Are they the slaves ol Executive dictation--thr
creature, OF In. w.ll--,ent To Washington TO do IL
bildu. We pause for rsplN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

4 man leldlpjag hinr,tlf Every ono W.. sur
prised al the unan,mity 9" the South Carolina Icel.
lature, in favor OF the Sub freasu,, Ei!l. Among
is lcsdn: advocates IN thai body, was Mr. +. W
Dave, Who made strong AID able speech in favor
OF II. Tie Columbia Telcscsr. publlshes tho
speech. aud in 'he p"ptr inserts an article sign
I'd Chester, IN opposition To thc sub lIca>rr,
scheme, "u'rn by thi, same f. v, DAVE, AM
published in Tia" Telescope on the 18Th II July
1857! II Is remarkable that tie v-iy positions ~
summed Ia 'hc SPEECH II lncontlo,rlubI.. are .ntci.
ratrd and ,riurd IN the .ssey-and thus +. W
onir Is made to whip himself, The secret OF it is
tia on the Is II July, 1857, Nj. Calhoun lad u-
determined to part with hs late ,he,"--and i,
December, lsG,. lie hsd dhrn found leave Of them
and '"med alliance with Dru,on & 90. lIi
followers, Of course, jumped Jim Crow" asludu,,
bound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12
i /. y +

Il avn aurhori.eI,' (sail Mr. Jones, the sr,ond
~f ", Cilley, TO Mt Wise. the second ot Mr..
Graves, ON tho field, ojtU Tie GrH tire,) by -,
freud Mr.. CIllry, ~ say that, lac meant no disfr.
sprct to Mr. Graves because he cnftrfuinrI for h:,.
hrs NE "sr docs Tie tshss! re,peci end ht o.o,;
IsI f,eiju.S'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

o.. Mr.. Morgan ol Va has propo I'd. in the II
VI ~ an an-nhm-ht /" the federal con~titurion.
giving TO 'oncrcsA the power d"cln,- all rtr.on.
engaged IN duel either principal OF seconds. IN
capable 81 holding any nfcc under lhc general gov.
'rn'nen'. This u be more so,er,icn lomed, than
Inc p-nlrntlary aud the scaf Id.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

Ibec leave to inform the patrons Of my school.
that feeling natural anxiety. r The future progress
Of my pupils. Invited tir. q. IT,. Dame 10 sacrssa
n,s IN my busn.ss. This cre uhistanee. should my
opinion have influence with any, will shaw the sssE
mate have formed Of Mr.. j.. us a gentle ssSt::-
scholar and christian. r. @. SMITH
March JvT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

IN TUESDAY. the tlth inst. will sell, IN
~ hout oi NY auction ,lOvr.
barrels Ntna
HID Neassca
cases Hats
, boxes Soap
Imp Ten, Ginger Pepper AIlspics. Sp,nsb Sc
gm., Family Lard blankets. Clocks. &c. &.
Also. lot at D, Gcod- consisting oil Broad Cloths,
tassinetfs. Dimity. Fannels C,l,eoes. Caps. I'm,
blr'IAs. &c. IA. Ar. CHARLES PHELPS
Que Two good Horse. Will be addrJ 10 The a
bo,c sale. {. Z.
Natth12 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

" i's pr"trr 10 say that Mr. Renton denies all
participation IN. OF knowledge OF, the Dne b.tsccu
Hesna. Grsr-.aGd CIllrv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-12

c." Thr Sergeant Arms has ben dc.parchcd
to View York. after Col. Webb, 10 appear before the
f-nnit'er of In'-'i. uicn IN rlir Da-iinE ca,c