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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-16

The report of the debate upon the refer.
encc OF the claims Of Messrs. Pren;iSs and
Word will be found in this paper. Mr.
roPc OF Kentucky, certainly presented the
true question-ShalI the House Of Repre-
sentati'es or the State Of Mississippi; elect
The delegation Of the State in that bod,
Il the House would kindly undertake the
choice of a Senator for u., they would save
'ne Legislature much trouble, and the can
d'dafes much contention. Mr.. Cl,sborne
was willing that Preniiss and Word shousd
be admitted to psivileesd seats during the
discussion, and shaving spakea thus much,
ne had said all he had 10 ssy.~ He has
said much that he never shouh have said
and never can unsay. How poo- sAis al
tempt to obtain credit Cor maenaaiaisy
fies the iaseslopiaS holder o( Tho scat, =
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-16

We are indetted to the kininess Of the
worthy and efficient Senator fro,n wI,siu-
son, MIR. FARRAa, for the perusal Ut ms Bal
''to authorize the establishing of limited
partnerships within this S,a,e,n or in plain
er terms, to prescribe certain provisions
under which capitalist may inve<, au
amount OF money In a commercial firm ~
a fixed time, without being liable for the
debts OF the concern beyond the sum adj
vanced by him. Experience in oiher
States has added all its powerful tcstimony
to the great advantages obviously resulting
from such law.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-16

lucky, SO lar as the principle was involved,
are variant, and may be considered as neu-
fralizing each other.
The Constitution the United States. nv
common consent, seems to have given to
the General Government the control of ma
tional and joint concerns; but reservine
those of different character to the Suites
respectively. 1t seems therefore, to com
port with the rights that appertain to each,
and the control to be exercised by the Gene
raj and State Governments, that Congress
should create and regulate National cred.
It currency, leaving that of the States to be
managed by State authorities: and that from
Its local character, not involving the credi,
or liability of the General Government. the
restriction does not bear on the contempla-
icd issues. 1t has been the Long establish.
ed practice of the States by their action 10
emit bills Of credit so called, in the form 81
bank notes, through their institutions. md
whether itbe strictly constitutional or not,
the States still claim and exercise the nr;'
vilege, under at least prescriptive r;rh,
that will not now be sefiousIy questioned.
The second objection IS not applicable. in.
Asmuch as the proposed issues will not CON
etitute the circulating medium of the State.
They are intended for a special and limited
purpose, to meet present exigency. Bu
f. il did, the Inconvenience Complained oc
. counteracted by the facts, that in ordina''
~ times there will exist no difficulty Ia con
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-01-16

not 10 sever the ties that bind us to the In
ION. There il d natural disposition, an in
herent principle, in all subordinate govern
ments TO cast off restraint, and to set up for
themselves, that needs not this prompting.
This scheme promises no general relief:
but by requiring that the receipts and dis
bursements of the Treasury should be in
gold and silver, establishes an invidious dis
tinction between the currency for the inme-
date purposes of the government, and that
OF the general circulating medium Of the
country-the better for its ofiicers-thc de-
preciated for the people.
Upon the all absorbing subject of the
currency, public attention seems to be d.
rected to the following proposi.ions-shall
we establish National Bank as a fiscal
agent for the government, with such checks
and restrictions as the wisdom of Congress
may impose? Shall we return to, and en-
deavor to improve the State Bank System
Shall we resort to the Sub-Treasurv pro-
Ject! | feel no hesitation myself in giving
the preference to National Bank. for the
reasons above assigned.
The questions. however, are all worthy
your profound deiibcration, and | think
properly claim an expression of your body.
indicating to our Representatives in Con-
gress the course to be pursued by them upon
this subject.
In my communication to the Legislature
IN January last, urged upon tho conside-
ration OF that body the subject Of educatioa--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03
Sale Of Land and Negroes.

DY VIRTUE of decree of the county court OF
ID Campbell, of the day of October, 1888, in
the case of - Smhson Toel," &c he under
signed, commissioner, appointed for the purpose,
will proceed on Thursday the 9th day Of December,
1888, on the premises, to SELL at public auction, to
the highest bidder, the Tract of LAND on which
she now rcsidss, being about four miles from the
town of Lynchburg. The Tract contains about 20 A
cres, and has on it comfortable buildings.-Also, at
the same time and place a certain negro man nam
ed Lewis, the property OF the estate OF Peter Toel,
deed. Terms twelve months credi; for the Land and
Negro, the purchaser or purchasers executing bonds
with approved personal security and the title TO the
Land retained further security for It's purchase
money. Possession Of the Land given Immediately
but the dwelling house, yard, garden and orchard,
retained until Christmas 1899.
MARY TOELL. Com'r
October 25 i6D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03

fENIlE subscriber, grateful for the patronage ex-
u tended to the firm Of Robinson x Elliott, and
respectfully soliciting continuance, announces to
his friends and the public. the arrival Of extra
stock, purchased within the last three weeks, IN
the Northern cities, under the most favorable cir
cumstances
Blue black & fancy cold Cloths supr. quality,
do do do Cassimercs style entirely new,
Extra superfne London Ga Merinos, very cheap,
A beautiful assortment oil Callcoes patterns mos,
rare,
A, fgd. & twilled, style entirely new
Rich glossy Black Italian Lutesrings,
Superfne plain a fg'd Swiss Muslin,
10 bales & cases OF Domestic Goods comprising
the best assortment have ever had.
With large additional supply daily looked for,
which will make my assortment complete. II new,
cheap and desirable Goods will induce call, can
with safety say my friends aud the public will not be
Disappointed A. {. ELLIOTT.
Der. 8
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PaETICAI..
zrr I'ro.a Ne Ns,r York Mirror
LINES 10 \ LADY on hEE MARRIAGES.

atrr I'fo,a u.e Ns,r York Mirror.
LINES 10 \ LADY on nEta MARRIAGE.
They ,cl NC ser,ls led ilst tey dcvl,hee bride
That a Nscaih fo ky hu;s The bridegroom by III,
slsS
Asai sink bear ss utrs sigh III, ,her. cpluer tone.
A. they give thee rncthcr- ar-thef beautiful their
own
| never brida but nv e,clids have b.en wet,
And always seemed though Joyous crowd
To the suddce sight Of ull,a eny aud girlish Thing
Lay aside he's maiden sadness-or nanc-snd ior ring.
And other will claim Thy thoughts and other heart.
love,
And gaseT friends may be around and bluer skies sboyc
Yet thou when hehod thee neat, mayst upon thy
brow,
rerehanee mothers look of care. for that which deck. il
And when think how o-u have thee with ,lv mild
And Lowell, look, aud step Of air. and bearing Ike child
oh how moarnluils how mourufuy the thought come.
oermy brain,
When think thou ne'er mays be that free and rrs, thing
again.
would that as nv aar, Dictates such might he Ia,
And voice should he voice Of miri like the Mn,
But may hciwithn my breast all frozen are the sprne.
The mamur dies upon the p,hc music on the .trinr.
Bn voice ia floating round me- and II tells INV rest
That sunshine shall iuno thy path ,lal JOY shall be thy
guest,
That Thy lie sa be asu,nmers day whose evening shall 70
down,
Like the evening in the eastern cline, ha
When thy foot al,nr when tho rinr hath pr,,a tn,
hand,
When those thou 10, and those TIM love thee weeping
round thee stand,
oh ma, the y that friendship wonyr, like spin, Of the
BE Ger thee at that mon'eo-iorn blessing and prDycr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03

H. Bnn,lrrib VI. u. Denr Sir For the benefit Of my Eel,
wish YOU publish the particulars OF my case
You know wheu in Louisville last spring did noten-
pec olive long my bone. almost protrudng through
nv a,sh Flatuncy, heartbnn and toss Of sleep had re-
nccd me 10 sheefoA. had henrd much OF your pills. but
did no, believe at they, OF any thing else, would cure me
since which time have taken Fix boxes and now take
t,lengurs in saving that enjoy excellent stnte Of
bea , md that perform more labor aud endure more
fatigue ,hnn beef able do for previous to my
taking your medicine WILLIAM lhohfsos'
scnic,,Ie, % 1888. Taylor creek Hardin CO.. Ky.
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InllammatOry kheumatisni,
Piles, and COstivemcss Cured.

Mr.. ANGE,isE, of Spring and Elizabeth streets,
New York, Tor fifteen years suffered cxcruciong
from the above complaints. Advice and medicine were had
from the first physicians but nothing gave him any pcna.
relief and he expected drag miserable existence
to the end of his days When, however Brandreihs Pills
mentioned to him, and the they known to
have performed, hope lighted up within him. and he hay
ing pcrseycrod in their for upwards ofsx MONTHS now
entirely recovered and in the enjoyment of health The
greatest part the fifteen he obliged go on
crutchc and Tor two previous 10 commencing with the
above Pills, he able get his boots on,
qucnce of his feet being much swollen. Besides this his
appetite and health be considered, very bad
Now however he is entirely recovered and strongly
mcnds Ollsimlay afflicted fail give rnndrcths Pills
TRIAL Many have taken them in consequences and have de
rAnll, Il hmm t fr1taI lar,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03
Asthma Cured.

Tho follow ing extraordinary Of Asthma which is
hencnted by respectable and well known nhab
,tans of Greenwich Conn deserves, by all persons
full pcrusal the prcjudced that violence
the side Of these Pills. which by the they daily
nnkug, show there is necessity for any other med-
cine
This is to certify, that Thomas s Brown of Greenwich
Conn. taken with cold, numb feeling the 18th day
OF June last. lie began cough and raise phcGm aud
the Of "a holrs about quarts OF thick white
Jelly cxpcctoratcd Three ply scans Stanford Green
wch, and Snwp,s, pronounced it humid spasmodc
Asthma, and after prcsc riding for tiue effect
three consulted together and finally declared they could
him good twould and result in consumption and
death would and that very short time. The pain
in all parts of his body, aud the difficulty in
breathing such almost sanguntion. lie
reduced skeleton, nnd fnal, ca,c himself up
death After being this miserable two months
he advertisement of DR. Brnndcths Vegetable nive
sal Pills, and Immediately by Captain j. Wnring.
days which encouraged him persc,erc. and having
ken them for about four months according the direction
entirely recovered and far Judge,
of taking the above Pills, which have also used
lies, and have found them inya luobe.
Signed, Greenwich, 22d Feb. 1886.
James r. Meas Daniel s. Belts, Jonn H. Rcynod A. Pal
Rev. X. Palmer J. X. Palmer H. Brcwsc,, s. Jessup,
Isaac Onsead Z. V. r. Jessup Stephen Wurng Augustus
/ 1 lain mIr
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Dysentery Cured !

During the month of August last Mr. Joshua H. Shields
was violently attacked with dangerous pysrxrERy
The passages were of the ird and alarming charac-
ter and were so frequent that they numbered many
twenty-five in one day After having taken the prcscrp-
ons OF two of the celebrated ply scians the country
without receiving permanent relief he induced by the
suggestion OF aheishb to Try the BRANDRETH PILLS,
but 60 weak had he become by the UNNATURAL evacua
ons Of his dtease that he had hopes Of reoovern:-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Oa5c. =,
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cbaneery -, mo
comfy OF Campbell the lsday of October 1879. W. mo
Joel Motley aud Elizabeth A. his wife, formerly r;, ,
A. Cobbs John NJ. Mclean, Mary A. Mclean and Sp W
Mclean, the last three infants under the age of twtpt,
years, ond who by John Mclean, their father md r e
friend, pla ~" nett
against
John ?. Cobbs, Robert l.. Cohbs William c Nc ,u...
and Sarah his wife, formerly Sarah Cobbs Chares c1
William Cohbs in his right and executor Of Rs
Cobhs, deceased, Beverly X. Scott and Samuel NJ S
ns the securities of the snd William Cobbs Jnh ~
trnisiead VIM. ID. Armisead, and Samuel NJ Mcle.n ,L
last three chilrenund heirs of Mary l.. Mclean lat MN
H. Arms'ead, and formerly Mary l.. Cobbs. Detendsp,
In CHANcERY.
he defendants John L. Cobbs, Robert L. Collin. WI
liam H. Armiscad, not having entered their unne,rs,
and given security according the Act Assembly md M
rules OF this court AMI appearing by satisfactory
that they inhabitants of this Comnonwca a.
The notion OF The plaintiffs by counsel is ordered TIM, .
do appeur here tho FIRST day of the tenn and answ,
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that acopy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Lynchburg for two
months aud posted the front door of the oo
house OF tins county, some court day.
\ Copy-Iesic,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, CTR
October 90 VIZ,
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Es0T Ne q. A r. ION
WITH THE
mr. 4 " ID II r. TN NJ DICf IN Il


docs not weaken, EVERY BODY may prove for them
selves nnd nbundany proven by the olown extract
from letter very recently received from Mr. II r. Edwards
Of Morgaufed Union County, Ky, agontleman ell known
by every person in TINT sect ON olcoultfN.
nm al this sell in fine health md spirits, neigh
tay u u.s. than hcH commenced thinS yoW puts
have been upwards OF yeuf IN the constant use oil them
and cir continues the constantly improving my
health strcagh the change h1s been 10 great since We
parted ia New Orleans
IF BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS! "a
An Pills having VIM. Biandreth on the label, and
George Hogknson the edge eoancricits, and made
10 DECEIVE THE PUBLIC, and egade the law ut The
time.
There nnd indeed counterfeit pills. used according 10
the neeompany ing pills, calculated 10 DE-
SIKOl LIFE. They nude by mcn having no stand
ing or responsibility, without hahtaton nnme-pcr
cc careless o consequences provided money Is obtahcd
xn, Dr. b. address 10 the citizens OF the United
Shtcs
And be careful remember that have authorized any
doctor druggist apolhccu pedar IN the United States to
sell my pills. Never forget that this cass doctors, druggists
npothecaries aud pedar the who scil connierr
and that all who mede agents. have each OF
Them AN ENGRAVED certificate of AGENCY and signed IN
writing with pen by aud which certificate requires
every elvG months being guaranty Tor only
from dacobscrc the date is not WRlIIEN, 1t IS
ENGRAVED. Il. BRANDRETH NJ. ID.
III, broadway, New Y rk.
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From The Nerc York Era.

MELANCHOLY CASE OF MURDER AMI
ATTEMPTED SUlCIDE.-The Coroner WA,
called last evening Al lil Eighth Avenue to inyest,
gale one OF the most PAINFUL cases OF murder that has
occurred since his entrance into office. The subicci
was most beautiful child, aged Is months that had
been poisoned by lis mother.
The ciro unsiapces which led 10 the commisson
OF the horrid crime were detailed before the Coro.
ner's Jury as follows:
II appeared that the parents Of the child Charles
hhodes' Jonrneyman Carpenter aud Mary Ann
Rhsdes, had been married about yeais, aud lived
happily together until the last nine months and had
Two children, one the deceased, and The other tye
years olu from which time 1t apparent to all thar
he had gwen way 10 dissipation, neglected his work
anu ms iam'iy, by which conduct his wife became
hieiahe hoiy anu upon one two occasions threaten
ca 10 destroy herself, and lake the Youngest child
WIN her Affairs went on IN tins way url within The
ias' fortnight or uiee weeks her despondcncy con
tinualy increasing. tho husband still neo,cc,iny IN
pfo'ue Tor ms family, or make the least effort 10 re-
iie'e his wife nom the dreadful ANXIETY Of mind
der winch she was suffering. There had also hee,
quairels between the parents, in one of which In
husoahd struck the wife blow IN the face which IN,
Jury she never iorgave him. On SUNDAY last Al,
Rhodes called on Ais. Earl, and also on Mrs Cad
Trey aud related 10 them she repeatedly had done
before, the neglect OF her husband, and her appr,-
tensions OF being driven 10 poverty At this inter
view Mrs. H. threatened TO separate herself from her
husband, aud iutimated her design Of committing sui
eide
Gu Tuesday about noen she went TO the house of
DIR. Earl, in 10Th street. aud inquired if her husband
Had been 10 work that day. at the same time express
ms her fears 'ha, he had gone upon excursion to
staten Island. She was told that he had gone to
"orh she acted very srauge-appeared I'll and weak
AND Mr. Earl requested his wife TO accompany her
iiome' which service Mrs. r. decned accepting say
ING she would 60 10 Mr. Godirey's, and if her hus-
band had not gone to work, she and him would
hencsiorth be two. Not finding him there. she re-
turned home, gave her youngest child tea spoon full
Of Iaudanun. and took two ounces herself Mis-.
Earl having been somewhat excited by her manner.
called GU Mrs. Rhodes, between four and five o'clock
found her crying by The fire. and very i'll. Heard the
child cough IN the bed-,he mother said IL was the
cionp-went aud took it up. Alter few minutes
said she had Killed ii, and Bck nowledQ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-03
BEDFORD FEMALE SEMINARY.
SIGNOls BOZZAOTRA,

A N accomplished scientific Musician, has been
~ procured to direct the Musical department OF
this Institutions for the ensuing year. 70 instruction
on the Piano lie will add the teaching OF the Guitar
an instrument Of which he is completely IN s'er.
PRIcEs as before for the Piano. Guitar S25 per SEES
sion of months. lle has always, heretofore taught
his several instruments in Lynchburg, (where h's
reputation can be kuown,) at $50 per annum
Such farther assistance III the general instruction,
as the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
~, has been obtained, and il is in active opera
ton. The Improvements, both as 10 The arrangements
of teaching and accommodations FOR boarders will ba
made to keep pace with the growing resources OF
the School.
Liberty Oct II Gifts of
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VIRGINIA Ar rnles held ia the Clerks oihcc oi cdDd
county Court, Monday the FIRST dny OF October one
thousand eight hundred aud thirty eight
benjamin Hawkins, Plaintiff,
against
John Marke and Oliver H. r. Mnrke Richard u. Mnrlr
nnd John H. Mhrlle children Of said John Marklc and
Narklc Alkaline BURTON late Adano Mnrklc, Charles Mnr
md John Mnklc, children of Charles hinrks Jr. decd
Defendants.
Is fHANCfRf.
The defendants in this having entered their APP
earnncc aud g,enAeeurty according the act Of Assembly
and the rules o tins Court, aud Appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants hs wcnlb
ordered thai the said defendants do appear here the
fourth Monday December ncNi aud the bill otle
planh mud Tint Of this order be forthwith inserted
IN newspaper Published IN the of IynchbIg,
Tor months ruceessi,cy, aud posted the door
tho Court house al lls county.
top-feste,
ROC MITCHELL, CIR.
Dftplct % WIN
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.V'OT'ECE.

JOHN M. SPEED. attorney at L01r,
MILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w the county Of Campbell and the Corpora
ton of Lynchburg. Amy business entrusted to his
management, will receive prompt attention. He
may be found at tho Law Office of G. l.. Mos
by. Esq.
Sept Is
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ROBEI.T A. PENDICTcN,
.lffOrncU Ns k.Nsc.

UJAVING located himself at Amherst Court
j House, will attend the Superior aud Inferior
Courts Of the counties OF Amhcfsi aud Nelson. Any
business entrusted to his management, viii receive
prompt attention.
Sent "a
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u,o,,. IN. hl,rg laAe lass u .s p..s H. 'ssssn
po., immediate reliefund continued 10 ake them until they
had effected perfect II any individuals nre inclined
ou the orrecness Of the above certificate, every par
tla, they ara respectfully referred Mr. j. H. Shields
uopkin,yiIl.. Christian county, Kentucky.
Ortober - i939.
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MORE RECENT CERTIFICATES.
Fever and A.uc Cured.


Dear SirMany ofmy ncshbors have been telling that
oughtto get published certificate of the wonderful cure
performed myself during the present summer hy
Pills. Our neiehheihood has been sickly with
chs aud evcrs, have been in bad health for years.
and have had very bad fever and ngue during the whole
Twas finally advised by OF my neighbors to
Try BRANDRETH'S PILLS; and the time came in
town boushn 30 cent box, aud after taking few doses
began feel If could any thing could get hold OIL
we'll satisfied with this that continued take them
until had taken of largest size boxes and can
that am hearter aud do work than have
been able 10 do before years
JAMES WATKINS
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VIRGINIA At rSlcs held i'll the Clerks Office of the
' Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chouc,ry, for the
county Of Amherst Monday the 3D. day OF September 1888
james Sledd, Pmntfl
against
John Peter, Blanord Hicks surviving executor OF VII
lam Peter decd Polly Peer widow and exccutrxo OF Moza
Peter dec d. mud Clifton C. Peter Elizabeth A. Peter, Mil
drcd Peter Wesley Peter Frances Peter William Peter,
Charles Peter, Edwin Peter and james IL Peter heirs at Inv
the said Moza Peter decd Polly Hicks, Jesse Peter,
William Peter, Charles Peter, Simon Peter Susanna Cole
mar Lucy Sedd, Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife, Nancy
Norris Randolph Morris, administrator OF Allison Morris,
dee d., Frances Peter aud John Scdd, Defendants
In CHASCERY.
The defendants, John Peter Jesse Peter, hnres Peter,
Lucy Slcdd, Thomas Alley and Betsy his wife, and John
Sodd having entered their appearance and given security
according the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
mud appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
inhabitants of this Commonwealth il ordered that the said
defendants do appear here hr first day OF the April
term and the bill of the plaintiff; nnd that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
the Of lynchurs for two months Excessively, md
posted the front door OF the house OF this county.
Copy-Tastc,
ROBERT TINSLEY, CFk.
October % WIN