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William Gobbs. executor OF Robert Cohbs, de
ceased. Maurice II, Guand, executor OF Beverly
L. Scot. deceased, Samuel NJ. Scott, John u.
Cobbs Robert l.. Gibbs, William &. McAstcr
anI Saah ", his wife. Charles l.. Gobbs John +.
Cubbs, Robert H. Cobbs, Jim o. Afmistcad Wi.
liam i. AfmIslea1 Robert l.. Afmslcad, John Il,
Mclean aud Samuel NJ Mclean, Defendants,
THIS cause came on This day TO be heard The
bill. answers aud exhibits, aud WIS argued by coun-
sci, Ga consideration whereof, the Count doth al
Judge order aud decree that one Of tho Commission.
cts this Gour do take account ri the Defendant
William Gohbs as executor al Robert Cobls, de
ceased. aud that hc report the sumo 10 Tins Court,
with auy matters sp clally stated, thought pertinent
by himself or trq0Icdby the parties 10 be 50 stated
Copy--Tcs'c,
JNO. -. ALEXANDER, Cetk.
Commensurate Drricr, I
Campbell Courthouse, June II, 1889
The parties IN the above will take notice
that hive appointed Wednesday, the lilh day Of
August next, 10 commence the accounts directed by
lie foregoing order oI Coutt, which day, at the
hour often O'clock IN the morning, they request
ed to attend AT my office, N this place, with their
vouchers aud copies OF court papers, prepared lor
cxai.InalIon and settlement.
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, Com'r.
Jnne 90 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

Gen. ScoH.--A letter from New York speaking OF
the recent movement in favor OF Gen. Scott, SAYS
" know Scott well, and in IA recett cuny cessation
with him upon the subject he told me that he (Scot)
should do all in his power to compIish desirable
a result"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

" The Richmond Enquirer very uneasy lest the
Wing Central Committee may hive transcribed its
powers, in recommending a State Convention. Pray
who should be best acquainted with the extern, Of the
Committees rowers-themselves or the Enquirer :
The truth Is, the Enquirer is afraid of Wing conccn-
lration and union. 1t sees in tbs movement, the
faint senblance olthe handwriting on the wall.
which porte DIS the downfall Gifts Belshazzar, even in
the midst Of his eectioneeilng reves. 1t may wills
tie indeed, as tId boys do, Of dark night to keo1,
lis courage up, and to nspreit allies abroad with la-
acious hopes, whilst in like manner, they are anus
ing il with predictions Of victories To be WON;
but, ifhe has confidence in his salicinaIionsall
can say is that his is not the only instance in which the
prophet has been the victim Of the delnsve pro niseS
with which originally he intended only to bcgulle
Others.
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C. The Richmond Wing states that, in consc-
quence oil some msaprrehenslon Of the law, o.
mission to attend to some legal technicaty Dir,
Curtis of Hanover has forfeited hs right to Contes,
the return Of Col. VIM. l.. White, Tie Loco Focu
dele gate from that cou&y.
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q. 4, d. EB a e. 81 Z

EEANING associated with him Mr.. fani I.
Il n Bowles the business in future will be CONT
nucd at the old stand, under the firm OF Geo Bagby
q Co,-who offer to their friends and the pub
lie 10 general large and well selected assortment
Of Groceries, at wholesale and retail, upon the most
accommodating terms. GEO BAeiBh
pAUbG. BOWLES.
#
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

GA lcue, from Washington states that Nj. Van
Buren,, before leaving Washington, made special
depositc Of his plate and other yauables in the Bank
of the Metropolis. If Banks are 50 unsafe, why
did he not place thcn in the custody ola Sub-Ttea-
surer1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

FOR LlBERlA.-'Fhe ship Saluda which re
Gently returned from Liberia will again sail lor that
Colony on the LIST of August from Norfolk. Il is
desirable that all cmigrans who desire take pas
sage in her should GET ready with as lte delay as
pos>ble.-See 4Ih page, fot recent intelligence from
the Colony.
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no Brick layers and Carpenters

PROPOSALS. will be received, nnal Friday
\ the 10Th inst. for building banking House.
N tho ,own of Buchanan plan of which, with spe-
cilcarions may be seen by calling on the subser'-
Lars m buchanan. JNO S. WILSON,
JORDAN ANTHONY,
W. II. DOUlllAT
,,,s 2tf
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" The tolls received ON the State Canals ct
Ne" ok for the three months ending the 30tl Of
June, amounted 10 S6l6,935-Fcr the same pc.
rcd IN 1898, they amounted to S5ll e3l-lncteasc.
SI02 ,I0l.
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.V'0 f'sS'k'.

ID JkSt Ant to d,,Icc Of the county clurt OF
Eedtold. pronounced in the thaneeiy suit Of
DAVIS and others against llohson the nndrtsicn
cd commissioners will proceed 10 sell. at Flny u
Cont llpnse, On Monday thc 10Th day at August
next, theing count day. to tho highest bidder on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
y q q q q q
RowAND's Tonic MIXTURE,
.E.E'E
TONIC MIXTURE FEELS,

XsTARRANrED perfect and lnsiiug for que aud
w Fever and available remedy ia lanndcc Dyscntery,
Heart bum, otr.-
Denr SIr-l congratulate you Yonr good fortune in
presenting 10 the victims al Fever and AEuc, such
blessing as snur Tonic MiAtue has fully proved
self II IA speedily Incoming the hYnfc remedy with all
who npprrinr usefulness mud long will be esteemed
one important discoveries ri the Fever
and Arle has lhc,to bnlcd the skill Of The most eminent
of Practitioners and they deem II presumption
pronisc more inn temporary aid. Your Tonic mixture how
ever have aud peculiar power To arrest the
ny aud health hope you will persescre extend the in
hnrncc the medicine and TINT the public will esmuicyom
| generosity. Nouts, respectfully
Ar. SMITH, NJ d.
Eytyut ofa LETTER G0,a Dr. Sfercas, BHcks Go. Pa.
srZI bropph, home with me during the uuuinn of l83
tolIcd ma n permanent for Fever and Apur disease
yb. M thai period prevailed extensively in
nv NJ, neglbors and patients had become accustom
ed 10 the use Banks and Qhnnc Nc thai they censed IA
render them uny service and they fcudy consented to make
trnl of your medicine believe that there is at this time
hundreds who would cordially testify 10 the benefit they
have received ymen mud would gladly aid Ia
spread knowledge Of lis peculiar virtues There mas been
yer, little Ague in the neghcfopd the nlroduc
ton a the Tonic Mixture which mainly abucdt to the
very general OF this medicine. }. L. IEN EMS.
Ro,yands EJe-Natcr, for inlgmmHnns, &c OF the Ewes
DO. EmpaIpnbic Deniiiricc, valuable articl,
for the Teeth and Gums.
Iowamd'- Anmonjnicd Em5rocaiiou, for Qnnsy
Rhrumnfim, SpfHins, &c. OF HIGH stnnding.
Rov,nd,. Alternative Extracts. ior Liver diseases
Jnundce, Scuryy, Mcrcurial discascs, cic.
Rewaud'- aIabastcr Powd der, for beautiiy ing and so
tcnng The complex ION
Rownnd's Scrmifugc or Worm Destroyer, ceie
brn,ed and popular remedy. ,,. : ,
II For SHELBY HON Eli DAVIES, AGENT
July 81 wl2m
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EDUCATION.

FH'llE nest session OF thu subscribers School
4 will commence on Monday the 10Th July. A
vacation Of three weeks viii be gwen in tho month OF
August ROBERT II. SHELTON
June II tSlt
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u Missouri paper, seeing it stated that the
= British Queen" meaning tie steamship. would
leave England for New Nok on the Ist Of July,
gravely announces that Queen Victoria was about 10
visit the United States
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The public What papers are most SOUGHT allei
Those certainly which feed depraved public appe
lite for SANDER and defamation And the onl,
wonder is, that in the midst OF such temptations 10
depart from dgufed course, the press has prcser.
we'd SO great degree of purity and independence.
The supply Of an article will generally be precisely
adapted TO the demand in quality as well as in guam.
thy; aud hence the corrective to the evil complain.
ed Of by "a Guest" greatly magnied as it is by his
own diseased optics, must commence with The peo-
pie Whenever they become disguised with F" defa-
NATION and SANDER" the newspapers will cease TO
publish it. While thcy eagerly swallow down the
food, however, they should not abuse those whom
they pay 10 furnsht. Nor should il be forgotten
that politician very apt to regard as defamation
aud SANDER the soberestuu,hs, whenever they hap
pen initiate against his party gods! Take llat
into the account and there would be much less
justice in the charges 1ippanty thrown against
the political Press by rttat sianarers, than the, per
haps suppose.
5. ora like character somewhat, is The following
Toast, also gwen in Richmond:
BY L. Robinson. Reform in the political Press
More fairness and accuracy in its satements-more
ability in maintaining its opinons-and less violence
and abuse.
4 All these i" Reforms" we concede. very dcsira-
bic though there are professions, besides the edlto
rial in Which they are not less essential Mr.. {.
Robinson who is Ahnghi of tie green bag, Sijce,
a lawyer,-robably felt this when quick wit
ted contemporary Of the Richmond Wing returned |
his shot thus:
Reply by J. S. Gaaher. The Bar: May it too
feel the salutary influence of Reform. and learn that
there is too much license (otcnJ in the tongue well
the Press.
Mr. Galaher mi ght have made his toast more jast,
by making it more comprehensive. Bat Sin
Luclus o'Tneger says, it,s very good quarrel as it
stands and shall therefore attempt to mend it,
And thus ends the first chapter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

~ Benton is election .crng in Missouri with increased
ZEAL in favor the Gold lumbug and in opposition to
Banks. The origin of his cnmiy to paper money would 81
lcncc him forever his mpudcncc not equal to his kna
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

C. The New York papers generally concur in
the opinion that Mr. Ban Nuren missed the figure
by his late eleclioneering expedition. His party
speeches lost him capital than they gained.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15
,tF0r;ss .nusfiC0sstiS.

TENllE SUBSCRIBERS are agents Tor the sue
L of a large number Of the genuine
esorns MuIticnWlis Cuttings and Roots,
Of the present Years growth They arc from
very unusually nourishlns nursery, IN the adjoining
county OF Buckingham, and the uces are OF nncom-
monty vigorous growth, many OF them on The Isl
inst measuring from 81 to feet in height. Inc
cutlvator, Rev. }. S. Arnisead, secured the pre-
sent nnprolGtious season. the growth Of ScrcntyH te
trees for every hundred single buds planted. lie
warrants the gcnuneness of Tic trees aud the ma'n'
" of all the wood which he sells The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early in Noyember'
Application to us, post paid, will be promptly at
tended TO WILLIAMS - -
\ July 10 wiw u "'soi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

The Army.-Leut. Col. 5. Burbank 9TH inian.
try; Capt John Bradley, 2d int. lSt Lieut.. W.
II. Belts lst Art; and lst Lieut.. J. &, McAllis
ter est inf, have resigned their commissions in III,
Army.
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yEGrgIs l7EslisiCagiiis.
WE SHALL have, during the months otoc'
w Der and November large quantity OF OF Il
.LEOAiss .g.tlEkCH,.s.S ,St!2:.,

raised By ourselves. and put up in the best manner
for keeping. which will sell upon accommodating
terms Pcrsons wishing To buy can be supplied by
calling on Doct. Daniel r. Watson OF Albermarc,
or Jas +. Homer Of Lynchburg. The almost en-
tire failure of the crop this year throughout The whole
Ini,ed States IN tins article will undoubtedly make
the enerprize of raising Slips very profitable Ton
wears to come. There is no diversity OF opinion upor
this subject. llOkNEk u AlSoN'
July IL is II
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eO-so0s.snes'Shtn.
EtMpEArN ~ WILLIAMS,
C.ySH ron Vg'EgE.9T'.

YNIlE STApLETON MILLS, are now pre-
4 pared To receive WHEAT, tor winch the I'M
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DhN ~ " a i''-'''
July " WIZ
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T. az Il - Es a. 90 Nd =.
JUNE E7sls. 1870.

r. az Il - Ea d OD Nd ~.
Es'NE l7,n, 1870.
NEJE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, a hand
w some assortment OF
.g'EIs' GGDFb%,
CONSISTING III part Of the following articles;
Blue black i. de Sou,
Back Giro de Rhine.
Do MatIioni Luslrngs,
Printed Lawns,
Bach and blur black Bomba1incs,
Checked aud PLAIN Swiss Mns,ms.
Vcnfas Bonner Rrb,uds, new nliele,
Figured Gro de Nap do
Chenell toId
Black, Eoaed aud plain English Sk Hose,
Nhlc do do do do
Black hlniayiah do
Blark ad iAncy cooutod Twisted SILK Gloves,
D0 do Ind do
DO 40 Twisted Slk AUs,
Bonnet Whale Bone.
We deem II useless to enumcrafe, our stock Of
GOODS is at present large aud desirable, comprs-
ing neatly every aitltlc OF Staple aud Fancy DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, HATS, SHOES, &r.
&c. We cordially invite ON friends and the pub
lie generally 10 give us call, are determined
to sell them good bargains.
YOUNG & MEM
/ door beLoH nc Farmers Bank.
We have several Rooms above our Store for rent.
Y. Il NJ
June II tsh
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Vi Ihe So9lfera Literary Messenger ion July
has reached u.s. and though not equal, in our opn-
'on''o aiew oith Immediately preceding Nunbets. 1t
nevertheless contains several nlccs OF great beauty
aaa interest," judith Scnsaddi, j." and the exl,aof-
dna'y case of Caialepsh fer example. MI Combe's
Ph'enoIoctcal Lecture, aud the Article ON Eduea.
ion are also well mliten papers on subjec,s Of uni.
fctsal concern. The y lciim OF Love" oueht 10
have been gwen to the flames "Thc Lovers
tai'sma"" is in a happier vein, though Hannah
Ne"ton's philosophy nthe influence Of an absen,
lovers nldellty II strikes Us, borders none nearl,
ON the absurd than tie sublime. The Messenger.
we are glad to hear, Is sailing on smooth sea,
with gentle breczes and clear sky. May it be al.
ways laden with precious fruits both the publisher
nd his readers.
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FEW GOODS.

M L ARE now receiving our supply Of
w SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which comprise u large aud general assortment. f.
The pnhlieare invited TO call aud examine our stoek
Which will be offered ut prices that We think will
be satisfactory. TURNER x BuRWELL.
Ant1s Iw If r.
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EymcHb.l's $0rin.s Esanh.

'ENHE lynchburg savings Ia +,
. continues 10 receive Dcposites, al the follow
ing rates, VIZ
For all sums OF current money of s. in amount
and upwards, 8 per- cenlum per annnm, Tor any
time not exceeding Il months; aud II tho sum re-
maina longer period than II mouths. d per cen
tum per annna which are higher rates OF
Interest ti,nn are paid by amy other In
siiaUsiom isa gsmcbburG.
Dcnesitors my rely upon hc security for the re-
turn OF then Deposiies, being unqnesnonably rcspon-
sibr.
Discount Days every Thursday, nj O'clock, l.. NJ
DEEEGyOR
Jclu Williams, a. &. Elliott,
w. i. Bryant, Jas. e Hunt,
Geo. Bagby, \. kinnrt
A.ll Arntstead, Wm, NJ Davis,
/. o. Acree Maurice Lang Jr.
&. MClyer, J. &. Shackleiuid.
OFFICERS.
1Elll WILLIAMS. President.
", Z. BRYANT. Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBl, Secretary.
Feb. IA laf t.
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llORNER Il WATSON.
C.ESgF FOR sE'gsH.1T!

VA T. WILL give the htg #est market price
w III cash ipt WHEAT, delivered to us inlhis
place. OF at Calls Mllls ia Amhelst.
llORNER X WATSON
Jnl, II lsii
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position TO Christianity nigh have All, ,tc the nIo,,
u many with whom he had associated, his most AZ.
dent desire 'rpeMed 10 be 10 undo the evil OF his
iofmef lie IN thus regad. Tie closing scene OF his
HE was ore OF extraordinary Chnsltan ,liumph..,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-15

which we intend closing ~ nj very small advance
upon original cost tor cah Our Good. having
hyen purchased upon the bes, terms, we feel conf
dcnt III saying aud believing thu shall bold out
licalet Inducements to BUYERS than IL usual in tin,
market, We only ask call
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SPLENDID E.Db"Nai REEtS
To BE- di.Gfre mis- grpek..
RooI.cr,s Loltey q Exchnnsc onicc

Bookcr's l.otfey "a Exchange Office
Lynehbulg, JuIy l5th, ls}9
Now for a new Novel and Lucky Scheme
Two Pffzes hi $40. 600 each =
DRAWS O-MOREOW AT RICHMOND.
RsichNn0Rad Academy R0tscrv,
EN- RIA CLASS, No. 6, FOR ls39.
Fourteen Drawn Ballots 10 seventy five Numbers.
Tobc drawn Al RICHMOND On Tuesdly l6h day
ofJuly O. The dlawiug viii be Zee wed al this
Office ON Thursday III ISL INST.
brilliant scheme.
1 Prize Of SE0,G09 10 PRICES o. S33O
do 10000 IS do 250
do 600 - do oe0
do $3.50 30 do 100
) Prizes 200O 200 do 100
, do 400
Besides great number of $50, S TO- &c. &c.
Whole Tickets S5--liaves 81 5O-QuateIs 81 %
For sale at BODkEtS OFFICE.
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G- The Bauk Of Virginia IS about to put into op.
Grafton It's new branch at Ponsmouh-ot which
Joha A. Chandler has been elected President, aud
WIN. II. Wilson, Cashier.
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WEN GOODS.

XATE HAVE JUST Received few packages Of
w .s'g,gS' tsGDDs,
which we are determined to soil, al reduced prices
amongst them
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UE%SVkV EVVe
NNIIE CO-PARTNERSflIP Of the undersigned,
under the firm OF 5 staples & Lampkin. at the
Amherst Mills, having expired by its own limitation
the said partnership has ceaseJ except for the pnpose
of closing the business which will be done by either
of the partners DAVID STABLES.
JAS. j.. LAMPklN.
July Is It
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o. Among the passengers in the steam sip
Liverpool, which sailed from New York few days
ago, for England, observe the name Of Professor
George Tucker, Of the Virginia University.
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July Is
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o. Camp meeting. will be h"id al Yellow
Branch, for Campbell Circuit, to Commence on
Monday the l9Dh Of August. aud continue undl tie
Saturday following. MARTIN \. DI w.
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o. We are pretty much CROW ded with roasts
to-day; which accounts for the absence Of our u
sual variety. The papers, however, aIe quite barren
OF nccs.
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a. RsHsCNS REDUCED. "a
Npssng AMI Summer Go0Ts,

hN{E HAVE on hand AT this time, an unusually
w large stock OF
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O. The ST. Louis Republican Of the Goth ulr.
gives untnvoiabc accout Of The Tobacco crops in
Missouri, aud states that the Corn crop has been
also much injured by late heavy nins.--1'hc Mary
land papers y that the Tobacco crop in that State
Is mol very promising
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a. The Report ON the ailalrs Of the Lynchbu
Citizens Savings Baul shall appear in our ucxt.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
From hs Richmond wAig.
CIRCULATION or THE POWER PARTY.

The groans OF the Enquirer rs 70 Little Tennes
see. and lts Tears OF an Of Conservatism
aud hh'ggcy show hois hHe that print feels that ITS
party has gained Ia the late contest IL Is bar brief
period srce boosted Of being able 40 trim the Goa
on" and carry the State in spite OF The detection Of
the Conservatives. Nov, il 10 moaning coax King and
wheedling TO prevent coalition which il had declared
to he already consuInmated!
These signs speak audibly, and give the opposition
assurance that and courage will yet lead
them 10 final and nreyorsible victory Looking TO
what has lust TRANSFERRED deem II wonderful that the
Wing cause has come off so we'll With the exception
Of dozen counties strength was not exefted with
any thing like its usual vigor and activity. There was
but lte any Organization, and Ia some instances the
events OF the last winter were permitted 10 have an
undue influence The returns show that the vote was
not full part, whilst the other side, almost
every man was polrd
What was the course Of the ad ninisiration party
Did they not make unparalleled eifors throughout The
whole State! Witness their Grand Convention, with
an imposing array Of great names--helr Judges their
Bank President, their Councillors, and their Senators.
all taking part. Committees OF Vigilance were appoint
ed IN every county in the State. and every doubtful
man was nailed by being made prominent upon the list
Three addresses promulgated. and extra copies
Of the Globe and Enquirer pressed into every hole
and corner where II was thought denson and hnmbug
could avail any thing IL would have been indeed sur
prsIng, II these engines bad been available But
Trey have failed, IN efecng oil that the party had
hoped and desired; and they will fail more signally IN
all future contests.
The Wings took no heed Of the vigilance Of their
adscrsareshey we're passive and by far too patient
and when the battle commehced hey found in the
condition Of undsciplaed militia, breasting the shock
Of regulars, stimulated to action by tho "spois" IN
hand and the advantages IN prospect They have sus-
tanned disaster IN the unequal conflict; but now,
when the clouds have nearly passed away, and the field
is surveyed, we fnd The Wing banner yet floating in
the breeze allered little, it is true, but still the
bem Of victory
There is no for dependency bu, the events
OF the campaign unequIvocslly prove TO us. what
asserted throughout, that to success the Wing
parry must be united. active, and unfnchng. The
:" signs Of wo' from the other side sdmonish them Of
their duty. Let fauIter, aud all will be well.
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