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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

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ifI forth. ahd Whan iha charge has BEEN
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bls leiiafs SOD speeches written ani sp0.
bro teafs aeU. d hoe been faisfig assef.
. tai that bis opinions have thanefa, aud
I lhat nair, iuf Eve purpose If sedafhE
yoies IN lho north. bee has lo1aufd him.
ssIf With thal hated patly The abolition.
Isle. We knew this assertion 70 hatafss
AZ ne hearts ~ ibe unpfInriPed e1lum
nIafnfs who made li.hri we never doubt.
ed rof q moment that ihe true henficd
old Hero who bad ~ ulion Fiaked iis lils
IN tho field of battle, and vino hni uiirr
"a himself the first mad willing victim
upon the altar of southern right. would
mcct and poi down this raumoy, prompt
Is as hc had met nud poe down the enc
4 iulrr n. i,.a caarigy Ia days gone by
sra HaVe ea q. aanA, DIS raa!i
deure in his integrity and his deyondt
IN southern rights has Hot been misplaced
ag4 we nov have il in 60r Fow1F q
.knork from under i':c loco loco party th'
last hone upon which rests thgff ftsr 'iis
clininp fortunes What expedlcnt wii
be- rrsoricd 10 next by IRE desperate an'
unprincipled party opposed 10 u.s. time
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. the base ISLANDERS proph lated npainSr ~
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the heads Of their nuthors. One by on
have the many calumnies hcaped upon
L.hsad nrnwn grey in the service OF ri
rnnntrv' hen me- al ait '~rT-r1 rr-s's''
the overpowering weight Of truth. Il
g stands befors the American people ella
J ia the impenelrable panoply of vlrtu
l. and patriotism. with the people for his d
3 tenders. and truth for his shield. III
= shafts which calumny and detractio
Il hurl at him. are shivered upon his mai
= ed breast and fall innoxious at his feet.
But we are wandering. Here IS Il
t. last nail in the coffin Of defunct loco
. coism. let its friends and relations lend .
q ear while we drive it nome, for it is
i knell. Never more will loco locois
'e raise its brazen front in the south, t
" last link is broken, and t-1utrid carca
So will soon be consigned to that bour
1t from whence no travelle. returns.
at The following letter from GeneT
= Harrison, bearing date the Cd inst,
D. which he endorses his letters and speech
or heretofore published, is conclusive a
= satisfactory. The people Of the sou
Is are satisfied, they desire nothing mo
a Here it is.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

EARLY Corrosive have seen several fine,
beautiful, full grown open Cotton hollis, from
the plantations Of Maj. w. R, Chambers, Dr..
l.. f. Henderson aud Capt. Andrews.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25


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AGAINST him. 70 the admission Of their tcsli-
mony ho objected. The Court oyouulsd the
objection aud admitted the evidence. lle
spread hIsprotest upon the records 0 me Court
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sentence the said Lieut.. George NJ Hooo to be
dismissed from the west lndia squadTOns aIlef
having been reprimanded in general orders BY
the honorable the Secretary OF the Navy"
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25
"NoRrH BEND, June ell, 1910.

"Gcntlemen In answer to your en-
quiry whether the letters and speeches
which have been published in my name
by my political friends, particularly
those contained in pamphlet lately
published in Cincinnati by Col. G. 5,
Todd and Benz. Drake, Esq, contain the
sentiments and opinions which at pre-
sent entertain. |. repeat, what | have
lately written to a committee OF nay
friends in New Yovk that! should moi
consider myself an honest man 10 sutle'
-tksee-letters and speeches to be thus
used without contradiction it any altera
ton had taken place in my opinions.
am very respectfully,
30. -sc Yafr fellow eitizen.
w. II. HARRISON.
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"TO Charles NJ InTuSTonj tIStsfJ TT
tie, G. " Anderson,
f,oa;sgiis.cy ny - ..,-,, ..
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

Here then is direct and positive en-
dorsemem OF the letters and speeches
heretofore published, and distinct a
voWa that the sfes'ws sr's.s-s Ssh ass
letters and speeches are the same as en-
tertained by him at this time, ard that his
opinious have undergone no change. Now
let us see what were the opinions ex-
pressed by him IN the letters and speech
es alluded TO. In his speech at Cheviot.
on the 4th of July 1883, speaking Of the
designs of the abolilonists, he says:
There is however, subject now be-
ginning to agifate them, Uhe southern
States1 ~ relation TO which, if their a.
larm has foundation, The relative situa.
ton in which they may stand 10 some o
the states will be the very reverse OF
what it now Is. aIlude to a supposed
disposition in some individuals in the
non-sIavehoding states 10 Interfere with
the slave population of other states. for
the purpose of forcing their emancipation.
! | do not call your attention to this subject,
lelow-ctlzens, from the apprehension
that there is man amongst you who will
lend his aid TO a project so pregnant ctih
mischief, and still less that there is a
state in the Union which could be bro't
to give it countenance. But such are the
feelings of our southern brethren upon
this subiect--sueh their views, and their
Just views, of the evils which an inter-
ference of this kind would bring upon
them, that long before il would reach the
point or receiving the sanction Of state,
the evil of the attempt would BE- consum
mated, as far as we are concerned, by
! dissr4ssnga- rs iiss .,Iinior. i. M. GtsFg. Is
any principle Of ias C0asii'a,ics 81 ne
Unied States less dippabie than any
~. l.e .. .sar e. Eegas.lsn IS s III.
/ der me EXCLUSIVE CONrhOL ~ or '1t'eFtS
/ rhici Pgsstss them"
Again, in speaking Of the results which
met isesi,ably follpw the mad schemes
OF this Wild anu ianAi.aal party, be uses
I The following emphatic language
n 1'T 4Sf : T ~
liess II iaase F60 ast eagagtf ~ 'fts -
fai and Unconstitutional pryfci. TAR,
HgV Il some mia hars embarked IN q ritA-
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-25

Although mono ata bJliew person to
b. 5tca III our streets. aui J@tS4blzal
uaa-sgsqandel from lhc cm1arra.smon'
Of TIE times, yetihe yIlnge is mere gay
t,an /, ever has been. and The people
participate 10 amusement with mre en-
ss,s~ssAs s"s,AsAse4 40 e.,ss,.,. 80
iell. a. any tune since me ae'''h'H' OF
Canton Fishing parties, da1TlYy 'f'df
ties, taking parties aud po,u'ca' la''ies
arc all striving Gor the asrendan, and
In ne midst 81 tie The cS6riitesspsatt5%, 'ss-
of fun" The times are so unmerdlully
hard that many persons who wee DIS
Used 10 seek amusement in other States
during the summer, could not p'ocure
the money necessary 10 deiray their ex
penscs-others (eItno disPostionto leave
home, SO that from several causes oul
population is generally here--tFere Is
little business doing-our town IS, as i
always has been perfectly HEALTHY, anC
we average about two "pick nic' partie
and one dancing party week. Cantor
IS decidedly pIeasant--more so than an,
town of the same size, or even thrice it
population in Tennessee, Kentucky, Vir
ginia, or any ofthe other States, and as Il
dancing, the Brandon Springs" ar
nothing in comparison. Those Ban
don Springs" however, are never men
toned in this county - and the girl
would "scorn" to enchant such an out
landish place with their presence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
$4,000 Acres.

4 WISH 10 sell tract OF Land containing 10000
n acres, situated on the waters OF Big and Bittle
Dan Rivers, in the county of Patrick, the State of
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles of The
cour-house OF Patrick,-much good and great
quantity of Blue Ridge Mountain Land There is
considerable portion well calculated for the growth
of the Vine and the Morus Multcaulis. | will sell
it on credit Of one TO four years, and longer If des
red but after that period interest will be required.
One sixth part of the purchase money will be required
in hand on contract 10 convey when the whole IS a'd
up. .
Col Abram Staples at Patrick courthouse, will
give information Of the locality and quality OF the
Land and Richard II. ToIer, Of Lynchburg, or
mys eli, will communicate the price and terms. The
Land originally granted to Henry Lee, and con
veyed to John NJ. Russell Of Boston, and by Rus
sell TO myself The deeds are on record in pan, in
the county oiPatrick.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON.
Fredericks buYg Va. Nov. 81 ON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16

Mr. CLAY. Ono word Does mt the senator sst
that he himself brings his political eharaefer n'
debate SIMPLY made the inquiry land pnt u 10
Seniors Ia shy ifsnch was the iac) TO know wne'h-
or tins great measure which involves IN all about
,bousand millions Of the public ands-wheiher thu
measure Ind the snneon the Administration o.
not did in way for the purpose Of offence; AMI
~ the way. referred to II rnmor when IS Fil"a oil
NV RELATIONS, public and political. with the head oil
the Administration. and stated ihai would not have
made tic inqnity bn. for that fact. And ~ u net
rpht in regard 10 great measure, ~ Know whetnef
AZ not II haa the support Of the Administration
He would at once have put an end to Tue 'sen-s'oa
II he had smplv said TIM he knew Boihng of Tho
yirus of HE Administration bat had introduced this
measure independently Hut, Instead o, ans In
gets in y pnssion because referred TO this rnmor.
and he concludes By saving that the greater psrt NJ
the measures Of tho present Administrations are APP
prnved. aud hat thcy will he supported, by him.
Mr. WALKER, argued briefly TO show mat Mr..
FI,y ouph nitnady 10 have known The answer 10 his
question, ns Mr. CALHOUN bad long since nlfouuc ell
this measure. while he was vet opposed 10 the Ad-
nipieualion lie alao insisted that The bill ought
to be referred 10 tho comrnee on the Pnhie h"uds.
Mr. GRIlN DI said he had been formerly oppos-
ed 10 ibts b aud should hc so now. He therefore
did mol wish his this Time 10 be regarded ~
M indication HAT he WAS IN favor OF 'hn btils
MfALLEN expressed himself Ia The Same man.
nrr ~ Mr.. GGuNpr.
Mr.. PRESTON said This bill wonld have pnf-
amount effect on the finances 81 the coun'ty IL
was A question whether II would not tnciet se iaSa-
tiou. la this view IL was Important. and Mr.. i.
therefore preferred that 1t should 80 TO the Commits
Tee OF Finance.
Mr.. CALHOUN said the bill, rs la bad drawn IL.
would lead To reduction oil the revenue. II was mt
10 70 into operation MI June, 1912, thus leaving
time 10 adjust the tntH lie saw no reason WHY II
should be taken from tho Committee Oh the Public
Lands.
Mr.. WHITE said he was entirely ignorant Of tho
contents of this bill but il Ihe reference should ha
feconsidcfed. the bill could then be read, and he
would be better able 10 decide 10 which committee
IL wna most appropriate.
Mr.. CALHOUN called FOR tho reading Of ibs
bill, which was read accordingly.
The gnes,ion oirc1onsidering the reference OF The
bill 10 the Committee tho Public Lands was than
put, AMI decided by yeas aud nays IN tho negative
iolluws
NEAS,--Nossfa Belts. Clay OF Ky, Clayton.
Crilienden Davis. Dickson. Knight, Me,rok, Phelps.
Prcnss, Preston, Rusgcs, Soulllard, Wall, White,
OF Tennis.
NAY S.-Mcss,s. Allen. Benton, Brown, Buchsn-
nm, Calhoun. Clay of Ala Gfundy. Hspds, son.
Hubbard, King. Linn. Lumpkn, Monion, Nicholas.
Novell, Pierce, Koanc, Robinson, SEWER. Smih.
of Conn. Smith, oi linda, Strange, Tappan, Wal
ker. White OF lnda,, Williams, Wright, Geuns-25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
EGnIfsaTyOy.

FE1TlE SUBSCRIBER having n comfortable
n room near the upper eud OF Main Street op-
posito the Union Savings Bank, would respectfully
inform the citizens OF Lynchburg. that he will com
mcnco his School Monday the 18Th Of January
Ills terms for the Session OF five months, pay
able in advance will be for
OrthoGnphy, Reading, Whiting and Arithmetic, $40
English Grammar and Geography, IL
Natural Philosophy, Surveying aud Mathema-
ticks, 90
From several years experience ~ a teacher and his
determination to omit part of duty, the suhseii
her hopes to give satisfaction 10 all who may favor
him with their patronage. He will be prepared
by the first of January 10 accommodate ten Or
wclye boaders
LEWELLlN J. COPPEDGE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
New London Academy.

FE7fIE NEXT SESSION of the New London
n Academy will commence on Monday, January
23d, aud will continue till the lst OF August. The
Principal, grateful for the liberal patronage of the
past session, assures his friends and the public gene
rally, that they may depend upon his continuing the
same faithful attention to his pupils as formerly
Upon condition OF increased patronage, the services
ola well educated aud fully competent Assistant
have been secured; he is n native OF Bedford and one
whom the Principal can, from an acquaintance of
years, confidently recommend as a gentleman
fully qualified for the station he intends to hold.
full course OF preparatory study for the counting
room university, Is pursued at this institution
and the effort OF the Principal to render it thor
uugh as constant attention to his pupils make IT,
ID. S. OLIPIIANT, Principal.
TERMS.
Tuition in the Languages, So 90 per mo.
-" French and Mathematics, ) 90 "
=" " English, 2 90
Board. 90 A."
The Principal begs leave TO refer to the Rev. N.
II. Cobbs, Petersburg William Rmlord Esq,
Lynchburg Judge +. Saunders, Col. Gerard A
exander and DIR WIN. Steptoe, New London; N.
Butwe and Ed. Watts. Esqrs, Salem, Roanoke
aud his patrons generally in The immediate vein
lty
Jan. . tlF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
werner.

BpY virtue OF decree Of The County Coud Of
- Bedford. pronounced at the November term
! SD, the undersigned commissioner appointed by
The Court, will sell on Wednesday. the 29h day of
the present month, (January) the tract OF land men
toned in SAID decree, belonging the heirs OF Cal
Iohill Mcnni.. decd lying on Lirte Oucr in the
county Of Bedford containing 1874 acres, more or
less, adjoining the lands Of the Rev. William Left
wch, Edward Merryman, VIM. Nj. Burwell. and
others considerable portion OF this land lies toll
eraby WELL is very productive, and susceptible OF I'M
prnyelnent. Terms one, two and three years Gre
dit, purchasers giving bond and security, and the
title retained rs further security until paid for. The
sale will positively take place the day apponted.h
fair. and if not, the next fair day thereafter. Tba
subscriber will convey such right as is vested in him
as commissioner only.
WIN. C. LEFTW1CH, Com.
ida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
,A'0YKEE.

Z virtue Of u Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the
ED subscriber by Lewis Merit am. Layina his
wife, bearing date the 8 day Of ID, cember 1892 and
Of record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Campbell, for the purpose of securing debt due
TO Edwin Matthews, shall proceed to sell, upon
the premises, to the highest bidder for cash, on
Monday, the 9th day of January, next, certain
Tract or parcel of Lamd,
in said deed mentioned, containing one hundred
and eighty acfes more or less, and lying in the
County OF Campbell, within about three miles from
the Courthouse. adjoining the Lands ofDr Lam
beth, Capt. Melville Talbot, Capt. Edward Wiihers
and others.
The ute is believed to be unquestionable, but, act
ing merely as trustee | shall Of course, convey 10
the purchaser such tile only, is vested in by
the Deed aforesaid
GERMAN JORDAN, Trustee.
Dec. 5 tGj
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JAMS
gArsEs ssEyEEs AND KANAWEEA COM
EsSNL.

NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS. will be received at the Office OF
q the Company in Richmond, until the 10Th
February next. for the manufacture ard delivery OF
100 600 bushels Of Hydraulic Cement, with the
privilege to the said Company TO extend the con
tract to ] so 600 bushels the Cement to be of the
best quality, properly manufactured from approved
hydraulic limestone, kept under cover perfectly dry,
aud convenient Tor delivery to boats on the bank OF
the James River below Buchanan, TO be delivered 10
the order OF the Companys Engineers, in strong and
,igh barrels each containing five bushels Of 20 lbs
nett-lO 900 bushels to be ready for delivery by the
Ist July next and the same quantity BY the lst OF
each successive month thereafter: until the contract
be completed the Cement to be subject at all times
to inspection, for approval or rejection by an Engi-
ueer of the Company, TO be designated in the
tract. the proposal 10 be Tor the price pen hushe all
other charges included. b. WRIGHT,
Chief Engineer
t., n 1877
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
commissioners Sale OF
.IEG SGE.&.

Vnure OF decreal Order Of the Circuit
superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Mel
~" county, pronounced at the last term of said
Soun In asuit in Chancery between William Ball
administrator OF Sarah Ball, deceased, &c. Plaintiffs
ssaInst John Jopling and others, Defendants, We
commissioners, appointed for the purpose by said
, Jec'ee' VIII on tie 4Ih Monday in Jannny next,
qua. oeing Court day, at Nelson CONTIGUOUS ex-
f''' u saie to the highest bidder, public auction
Twelve Slaves,
..a.g OF Men, IVomen, BOYS and Girls, on
s '' oil SIX months-the purchasers 10 give bond
Wv" approved security Tor the purchase money
HENRY Il. HARRIS.
CHARLES PERROW.
- IL tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
NO TFfE,

nv virtue of an act Of the General Assembly, and
ID in pursuance OF an order of the county Court
Of franklin, shall offer for sale to the highest
.idder Tor cash AT Franklin Court House. on the
srs, Monday in February next, (being Court day.
. Runaway slave now confined in the jail of said
county who calls himself, URlAS JONES', ana
who SAYS he belongs to Elizabeth McNlei' Folly
Griffith ard George Griffith Of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES w. Il. HALE, -. >.
for Saml Saunders, Shi OF Franklin Ca
ptv Mount Dec II t3F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
TRUST SALE or SLAVES.

II Y virtue of a Deed Of Trust, executed to the
- subscriber by George Markham, dated the l2h
August 1898, and OF record in the Clerks office of Am
hersl county Court and for certain purposes therein
mentioned, will be sold ut public auction, to The
highest bidder for cash. in the town of Lynchhnrg
before the auction room of Payne & Turner on the
eth day of February, 1910, Saturday, the FOL
lowing Negro Slaves, Bob, John, Hampshire Daniel
Aggy and her two children Bob and Sarah.
The title 10 these Slaves is believed TO be good but
she undersigned will convey such title only as is vest
ed 10 him by the deed aforesaid
CHARLES l., MOSBY, Trustee.
Jane ,oE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
Jan.o

NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that, all
" paper offered for discount IN either OF the
Banks in this place. mast be deposited the day pre-
ceding discount day, in each Bank-oherwise no
notice will be taken of il.
This regulation will not be departed from, in any
instance, such paper may be offered by per-
sons residing in the county.
+. SY DNOR, Cashier, Bank of Va.
A. TOMPklNS Cashier, Farmers Bank,
Jan. 9 4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
Nsk'E' Sc.

VT,UE tract of Land whereon Nancy Ferguson
i lived and died. containing l5G acres more or
le.s) is for sale on accommodating terms, and posses
,nn given Immediately. This Land lies on the south
aide Of Gills Creek in the county Of Franklin, ad-
Joining the lands of Aqnci Divers, Stephen Fergu-
SON and Others the oft is cleared and some as
fine rich low e,ouds as any on the Creek Any per-
con wishing to purchase will make application TO the
subscriber in Lynchburg. ..
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-16
j aTnes River and kanaW In Com

A II a meeting Of the President and Directors Of
/ n the James River and kanawha Company, on
the ! oh December 1889
Resolved, That the Secretary be instructed TO give
public notice, that the interest on the Company
Post Notes shall continue until they ae paid
Extract from the Record.
w. b. CHITTENDEN. Secretary.
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