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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-23
MAJ 1910

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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

VI The Loco Focus in the city of New York
are IN terrible state ofexcirement at the prospec,
o. the passage, by the Legislature OF thai State Of
Registry Law. for the purpose Of putting a stop TO
"eea' voting. They have held a public meeting.
anu resolved to nudity ii. should ii pass Wnhou,
commenting upon The Revolutionary and Moi. liz
spir OF these proceedings, is sufficient 10 say tina,
ahe opposition to the Law itself shows that the Van
Buren, party rely upon ILLEGAL VOTES Tor
victory in that city. jus, they have forced upon
ahe people of New Jersey five men whose only claim
to them is founded upon nominal majority Of illegal
sofes, received by corrupt officers, who knew then
20 De illegal when they were pol1ed. These are the
men Who pretend be friends Of The purify Of the
elective franchise, and who are filed . i,h holy hor.
Tor at courageous Wing Frauds" which exist only
!" their own imagnatons, which rest on the false
s'''''noh, ola PICTURED witness. The people will
snow now TO appreciate their hypoc rilical prelen
s'ons, after this display in New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

a neW Mares Nest-A committee Of Gen. Hsr.
rsons friends having replied letter addressed ia
Gen. H. asking his opinions certain topics, ,,at,
the General receiving numberIess letters, W. ud re
ply to no more. as he would doubtless be physical
" unable 10 reply TO ALL bu, that they were prepar
ing publish all his opinions Tor general circulation
the Enquirer AMI other papers are nightly horri.
fed. What the old General in the hands Of , com
mitee! Asast, gentlemen: don't be too qaick upou
trigger, lest you wound the old Soldier OF the Her
mi,age Do you forget the celebrated Whne
washing cammittes at Nashville. IL which Henry
Lee was the presiding genius. az Who TO K Gen
Jackson in charge from 1925 to 1923! Don't ;nsia
Ia'e any thing, therefore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

day The 9Th of April, Cor the purpose Of appointing
Delegate to represent them In the Wig Young
Men's Conrenftos. 10 be holden in Baltimore on tue
frs, Monday in May next. Il vas designed Tor ilis
meeting to be held on Coariday. but too short
period would intervene between that time and The
first Mandy In Nav (which will be The 4iis of The
uenil.l !, Is thou sl.t mere advisable to meet
earlier period.
A full meeting is earnestly requested.
WIG.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

DY virtue Oi deed vi trust executed to me ny
ID Richard Eubank, for certain purposes therein
expressed. and duly recorded in The Clerks Office Of
Ambe,st county courr, and dated the 22nd day Of
June, 1922, will be sid. credit OF twelve
months. ri Pedar Mills. the 23d day Of April
n, 1t. TWO TRACTS OF LAND adj9inlng. con :
tanning in all seventy nine acres. Also, NEGRO
WOMAN named Sally. | shall convey such title
only as vested 10 me by the deed Of trust. but be.
lieve The title To he good.
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD, Trustee.
Anil wds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
SHOES! SssOESu
W.FSEFg.V'G TO.V HILL.
Columbus NEiSSiSS6Dni.

BY DA " DR ID q + KY LIE.
HNilE Prop,icic's having recently taken cisaige
i. Of thus t,tessapt and we'll known establishment,
(iaIe John q. Brawken's.) corner IT Washington
and Make, Street. respectfully inform rho public
that they are prepared 10 accommodate Daily.
Monthly Yearly Boarders IRRESPONSIBLE terms.
aud from long experience in this hn-. aae battered
with The belief they ean give entire satisfaction,
To the most tasiniioUs. The Table will be
furnished vi h Ire BEST the country affords. aud the
establishment rh attentive aud orderly setvants~
under strict supervision and control.
Goo Stables with attentive q careful Ostiers be-.
long TO the premises. "hch viii al all times be pro-
vided with an abundance of rfnvendrr.
w. y. cambridge.
CHARLES KYLE. ~
Columbus, Mississippi, Jan. 80 2n
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MARRIAGES.

Married. nm the sth March. IN Gairs conn,s, IN.
ca Mr.. ABRAHAM RspIcK. aged eighis nine. 10
MARY iiopaEs. aged fJieen, both oitha' county.
- ON The e5h nit. in Milton, IN. e. by
Rev. N. u. Harding. Mr.. JAmss Z, lnwis to MIS-.
SAa.u e. daughter of David Holman, Esq, all Of
Amherst county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

W We are frequently ash ed whether there is a.
ny opposite" To the Wing candidates in Campbell
county, this Spring. None is yet announced ; but
we are assured tina. there wH be opposition and,
one OF our Democratic friends told u.s. il is 10 be
'"r"'dable opposition" too.s We give notice ac-
e"rdnely 10 the Whiss. "Forewarned,-fore-
srn ed ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

CO The Secretary Of Wars details Of The new
Standing Army shall receive some notice in ou,
next. we are compelled to omit it this morning.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

u Wonder if The Enquirer has walked up from
that comfortable sleep which it promised itself,
when tho Harrisburg nomination reached Rich
n0bd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
CARRIAGE Il HARM ESS
aSns n HlfTHnAs

r WILL SELL, in front Of the Market house,
i on Tuesday. the 9Th inst. a good second hand
Ca,rlape and Harness. Tefms liberal aud made
known al sale CHS. PHELPS, apctr.
N. B.--Also, 2 good saddle aud harness Horses
&. =.
April Q it
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

STEPHEN COWLEY,
Receirins, Forwarding and (OssssWis-
sion Merchant,
Pof,sm outh h. Va.
FNHE SUBSCRIBER having q large Warehouse
Il convenient Ia the termination Of the Rail. Road
in Portsmouth,, will rake charge OF Goods pfoauc
of any description, (eflett insurance, if required
aud forward Them 10 any part Of The United States
which The may desire. lie will also sell on
commission all articles assigned TO his care.
S. COWLEY.
REFERENCES.
Gen. J. Owens, 1wu,,;..,
Nj W G"ynp, So Az
Col. A. JOINER, Weldon, N. C..
Col T.""e, D'"'''''' Va.
1 r.J,.. c. * CO. Richmond.
Portsmouth, Apnl2 I0tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

u The Wing, Of New Yo,k have nominated J.
P' '"ai1 as theft candidate for the Mayoraliy
'e Guy. David Graham. WHO FIST received the
""''on' declined. on account OF The pressure OF
bis professional business.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

W The trial of Wood. for the murder Of his
-us"sr IN Philadelphia, some months ago, is
w" :" pr'eress in thai cry The plea Of insanity is
''''o upon BY his counsel in defence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

VI Elisha Bsttsdale. Jr. Esg is a candidate &c
represent the people Of Halifax IN the next House
ofDeIegatrs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
To The Editors If The Tirginian.

Gentlemen :-Yuur comments on The Preamble
& Resolutions adopted at the Amherst Wing Meet
ing topeihe, with the relation winch bore to the
committee winch reported ihem have led me 10 be-
ii.ve that an erroneous impression may be created,
particularly with those WHO not well acquain-
Ted with tie authors siye as you are, IN regard 10
,he auIh rship of said Preamble. In fact, the
credit has already, by some, been given'io me.
deem it proper, therefore. 10 stats, that Robert
Canm, Esq IS the author.
| make this ext IanaioD not only from wiling
ness do justice to that gentleman, bpi from an u"-
willingness TO appropriate Ia myself, or 10 s""e' !"
he apvroptia,ed to me, Il at winch rghiluly be-
longs 10 another. The explanation is the more
neces AIRY. also. that production IS attracting
GOOD deal of at,ention. THE CHAIRMAN.
:. Ooc, more 10 he breach dear friends "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

W The Rev. VIM. S. White (P'esby ,ian) has
'een appointed Chaplain TO the University OF Vr-
s'"'a during the next session, TO commence on tie
"f'l Monday in September.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

EamOmd p. Wells;
nAkE notice that ! shall. on the yfk das 81 A.
II ptt next. nj the Clerks Onass u FAIRIES
County. take the Dispositions of Abralssm staples
and others. TO be read evidence IN casse sspe'
ding in Circuit Superior CoufI oi Law aud Csso-
r-,y. 10, the County Of Henry. in which 20" are
plaintiff snl ! sas del. sa-.,. 1his puiIshcd IS
you arc not an inhsbnan, III vnguia.
Your ob'i SRI
JEFFERSON II. HUGHES.
April 2 w4w
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.N'OTICE.

.v'OI'xCE.
A Ii. persons indebted 10 the hate finn Of Miller
IA Il Roberts are hereby "quesied TO call
settle Or make payment, AZ II l, indispensable t,'
The business Of thai concetn should be speedily clos-
nj, md lpoge, indulgence cannot be- gwen
JOHN MILLER,
RYLAND ROBERTS.
March Nv "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
v A u I Il r. Il y
M y n &c a l.. Gun powder and 81

i teas IN leads and boxes, para extra fine qualify.
RAlSINS. new cop, l. and whole boxes.
ALMONDS. Ciirbn, Pruues, Walnuis, Ftlbenss
Btaudy fru,s Cosdia+, Pickles, Prese,vts, Sardnss.
Anchoses. Owes aud Capeis.
MINES. Braodies and Guns most kinds in use aud
PAT, oI zach equal in quality, purity aud favor, 10
any imported,
aud quarts.
Scotch aud Bunop A
F,en.h English aud American CHEMICALS
SEGARS great vaieiy, pat very old and Of
choice qnaliiy
Snua-, viz: iIardhams, 1.orrillar1's Lnndy foois.
Tadjs, TonIin d Co. aud Rrrpee aud Scotch
Snuff, Chew ing and Smoking Tobacco.
Fancy, Water aud veivel COLoRS, fine as'
sormcni Of each.
Visiting and playiog Cads, Sports, EMS Cups
and Bottles. Silk and Leather Purses, Game Bag,
Sho, Belts and Pouches, Powder Harms and Flasks,
Wasl,,f,ds, Prrcnssion aud Screw renches, Patept
Cartridges and WaJs. Letter Stamps. Silver fruit
Knives, Pearl Coun,ers, Hair Powder, Powder
Pun., Sand PAPER, Nor ars. Scales aud Weighs,
Dolus Knives, Fire Spa,ulats. Drngeisls' and Con-
iec,,oners Glass Furniture, WAIST Bochies, Sla,rs
aud Pencils. Card Cases. Z ekel Dooks, Parse aud
Rrieuic Clasps, Thermometers, Sun Glasses.
rhinbes, Twcesers. Il ayor Straps, Paste and h,nts,
Lemon Juice. Sal, and Sy'up, Waespsoi Oh
Dls,k,na, Paste aud Liquid Blakiog. -
GUNS, PISTOLS, lluohs IL Eyes, Sporting Pow
dcrs, Percussion Caps. Pen and Pocket Knives.
Scissors, Raz,rs, Sewing ard k"','ine Needles.
us Fish Hooks, tedcr and Cafrentef's PENCILS,
| Ilooks aud Lines Round aud Square Looking
Glasses, Spcctaclrs and Ca-es, Potable Desks.
Marbles, God, Silver, Sle'l aud Seed Beads, Watch
Guards aud Chains.
S,lve, PENCILS, do. TllMBLES.
Window Glass. Puuy and Puuy Knives.
Patent MEpIcINEsm most kinds IN use.
Sedliiz, $ ,da Ss,sspatila. Rochelle, ginger
beer. Saratoga. etc POWDERS.
Vnlins, Flutes Accordla $. Fies, Octave Flnes.
Clarioncus iIarnluu cn,is. Gnais, a.eoleits,
Bass Vols Violin aud Guitar Strings, Pact D,a-
nonds, Snuff aud Tobacco Boxes. Peper Folders.
Shaw q hnxes aud Btu,hrs, Instrumental Soap,
Ink Powder. Liquid and lndeble Ink.
Several preparations for improving the hair. SKIN
aud m,iexion.
MUSICAL. BOXES. Gom to 6iunes.
Fancy Soaps aud Perlumc,y, fac supply, part
seiy did aud ehuiee. =
Dye Stuff. Paints. Brushes, Varnishes. and
Sp,crs. IL kinds IN NC.
NJ ClC1N u 3 Surgeons and Dem
lists INSTRUMENTS.
GaRpgx and FLOWER 81 ED. FOR sale nj
Howell DAVIES.
dealt QUIZ in payment for a large proporlio ofibs
above eords aud also Tor like proportion Of goods IN
sturr not mentioned IN this advertisement.
H. d.
March % tsf
NOTICE.
90 IWlStl 10 sell two or three go0b
TV Ia work HORSES from 10 yea's
JOHN Thu RMAN.
Maroh2 tsif
~. ~. GELLEF.W,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
April


IUSr received aud ~ st"re. very superior lot Of
- ORANGES. in spleudid order; and daily ex-
peutng a superior, lot ofchoee LEMONS.
CHARLES PHELPS.
April 2 tsh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
FOR RENT,

49,, THE Sto,e- Ilouse lately occupedby Mr.
M;.;l r. Eehols asa hook Stare. Apply 70
E,.l PAYNE 4 GREGORY
March IL ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
LAST CALL.

A Ii those indebted To rs. are respectively re-
~. q1rsted 10 cume forward aud pay Their dues,
M We have determined 10 give no lonCrf'tsdul-
rencc. MARTIN, WARD q DAVIS,
March 30 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

Lahourcrs Wanted.

WE wish To nie 80 10 able bodied negro
w men, to work on The Canal. about eight miles
aboye Lynchburg; also 6or 10 white men "f eood
habits. We are disposed To give the res, prices.
JOSEPH BYERS
CHAUNCEY STEEN.
Maieh30 3tu
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Attention, Company No. 3.

DARADE in font of,he Reservoir. on Saturday.
i the 4ih inst. at IL O'Clock. A. NJ. The bounds
Of this Company includes all that part Of Town be-
tween Kyles corner and the Market House, and
from the River back TO Seventh Street.
GEO. b. THURMAN Adju,apt.
l3it Regm', Va. Militia.
April2 II IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

C. The Vanites say that Gen. Harrison is"a COW.
ard" Even if it were rue. what evidence do thy
furnish us Of Van Buren's brarery Where did
he expose his precious person in .,he deadly. is-
minent breach 7" The aid de C amp of Nj AM, hopy
Wsyne--he, who al the age ofl9, abeardess boy en.
eeunteredle Indian tomah1wk, aud ioughl his way o
Distinction nowtob be called "a coTard,"by The ~iIng
friends Of Van Buren,. The Peace. parry" cham.
pon OF the War! However, this is true as w,o.l
eflhe imputaIions upon old Tippecanoe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02
Attention. Company, No. =.

DARADE in front Of the Reservoir on Saturday,
l. The 9Th inst, AT IL o'clock. A. Nj. The bounds
Of This Company includes all thai pat Of the Town
between the Post Office and les corner, aud from
he River back 10 Seventh Street.
WIN. NJ. BROWNE, Capt.
April Inf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

Once more 10 he breach dear friends once more
A meeting Of the Wing Young Men OF BED
ford County, will be held al Liberty, Va, on Tues
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James River and kanaW ma
Cos ScriD.

4 WISH To purchase The above Money. or w"
i Bonds Of J. 4 N X. Go.-ln my absence if"ur
Town, Me.u.. VI, kinney Il Mosby viii s''etd ~
HUGH MoNTCOMER1E.
March 30 ISL
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APRIL. $40.

A PgfL being the las, month in which ! shall
"A have Tue pleasure Of selling Pr 10 Tickets to
my patrons, l would desire mn early call.
Il. II BOOKER,
Lottery and Exchange Broker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

fTvHE sui scribrrs having pnft hased q ~. =
Il Eelsols his entire stock OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY Aes
zee nov prepared offer 10 the public sHose cow
pe,s assortment of nil a.ticcs iB their line than TINS
ma,iser has ever afforded
Our stock berg iaraer Than 80 Wish 70 Keep on
hand, we are Disposed M order 10 red"ee ~ !" &c"
very Low br casl, OF purcru,i cusorens
We invite our ftirnis 10 csii and examine enf
assortment and prices being confident that both
:" e''s '''''' PAYNE & GREGORY.
March 5 fsH
A III. persons hav,ngeis, ) against the estate ~
IA Charles Glenn. decsi,. are teqpcstcd 10 nr'"g
them forward duly auheniit aeT for payment--anV
those who are i.debied 10 tic estate are reqesedi0
come forward AMI maize payment.
HENRY HUNTINGTON. Srrgt Cor
Lynch, and as such adm ef Cnas. Giscn. deco
March 12 tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

Ala. sN,n tie truth is. that the ohIse, "f The Ian o'
-.,,i nee. Harrison soted. was to commute the
-..,.bment Of FELONS, mot Of deb,ors.) from
;...,eers,ioa in prison. md chipping, provi.
LII, existing la~s, in,o the pr'ritege Of being sold
., n, fine for ,rhch they might be sentenced 10 he
,.,,,,,t;ary! 1.-The vote tasl the r. Wing we'll re-
...,.,l was dictated by feelings Of humanity, AMI
ill rebound 10 his credit with every humane aud
generous bosom.
There are many oher points in the Amherst re.
stations, whiel, nigh be JUS, as easily answered
..,he foregoing, but we s,ckcn Of the task. Err.
-, and ralsthood possess s,meth,ng like feline vi.
,,I;,y. undergoing repeated resuuc lions after
ana hopes they are stone dead. We will enIy
add in reply 10 The ,mpuistion Of "tnidty," as APP
,led 10 Gen. Harrsons military career. thai it is
shown to be utterly unfounded by the editorials OF
,he Richmond Enquirer, wriiien during The War
I'D by every authentic cotemporaneous history of
III, period. But Gen. Harrison's friends have no.
thing to fear from these viplrnt assaults upon his
reputation. They are easily repeIled, and he comes
firth from every attack more and more endesred 10
the gseat body ofthe people. Of whom he is one.
Z, o. The Enquirer said, in 1913. that Gen. Hsr-
If was ''tnc I1emocr7nC OencfaI, anu added
that the test Of Democracy. at that time, was sup
psrt Of, or opposition 10 the War We have here
,.fore shown that Mr.. Van Buren, supported The
Peace candidate for the Presidency in opposition TO
Mr.. Madison, while Gen. Harrison was holding up
the stars and stripes, With manly hand and cou-
yssseus hsar. on the NorIhw estern frontier Jeff de-
fenceless by the treacherous surrender of Hull AT
Detroit. But Van Buren, went still fanlIer-Ai a
town meeting, held in Hudson. New York; in
1912. Van Buren, offered The following resolution 10
which we specially invite the attention OF gu, RepuJ
lican friends, par excellence: "Resolvcd, thai the
WAR is IMPOLlTIC and disastrous; and 10
"employ the Militia in offensive war is unconsG-
.iuticnat." Precisely the ground taken by the Fed
sraIs's Of the Boston stamp and the Blue Lishs Of
Connecticut, who declared i, unbccoo,ing moral
and religious people 10 rejoice at The victories
achieved by our gallant soldiers and sailors! Who
doubis, after this. thai Van Buren, was a support.
Or ofthe War! Not Ne, certainly; for, as his habit
IT, as soon AZ he discovered that he was on the weak
side, he went Orer 10 The Var party. He supported
the War in 1913 firth same ieason thai he opposed
il in 1912. lie was in search Of the maturity. Just
~ he supporedJ. G. Adams against Gen Jackson
in 1924 &c deserted him in 1926 Just as he uppored
shs Tariff when he owned $40, 900 worth o( sheen,
and 10 set up the Anti-T candidate for the
Presidency. In one word. just as he has been on
beth sdes of livery great question that has ever ag
tsted the country since he has mingled 10 the pol-
cal fray.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-02

ardour, WHICH belongs To a military man. So Far
tom II We have always understood and bell, we'd,
that his operations were conducted with too much
iiinidty, and we suppose the Federalsts, who have
taken him up as their candidate for the Presidency.
vii hardly rely upon his I" military renown" as a
reason why he should be made President.
The membeis OF this meeting ien,aIn mistaken
IN Their confidence in Martin Van Bu,en, the pre-.
srh "hei magistrate Of this Country and shall rely
upon him as an lndiv dual best Gale ulated TO perpt-
ua'e the union Of these States, and to protect iha,
Southern interest, which, AT this particular tine,
should be guarded by every Southern man. lie has
manifested. not only by his d. claratons bu, by his
acts and deeds that although he is a Northern man.
he has Southern feelings, and that the 'nieress Of
The South" will be sale IN his hands. He has ser
we'd the country faithfully and truly for four years,
IN the Presidential Chair, and We have every assn
rance that his services will be continued IN the
same spirit and on the same principles. II last
Message TO the Congress oirhe Unittd States will
stand a comparison mh that Of any Presided
who has cone before him for sound Republican doc
Htnes. puiny OF style and deviation 10 the IN
ie'ests Of his country. Indeed, such has been his
determination to adhere srrc,Iy the letter Of the
constitution, aud especially on The great financial
questions olthe couny, that he has sustained great
injury IN lis native State of New-York, by pursuing
stuciiy that course which his conscience and the
constitution Of this country pointed OUT regardless
OF The consequences. Such Ind, prudence and firm
ness deserve HE appreciation oi all Southern
men.
The members OF this meeting have lately seen
with much pain the unfortunate ''posiiiou' winch
! WIN. c. R,ves has taken. They had been the adj
,nirer aud advocates Of his political character an'
had hopes that he would finally have returned 10 'h'
Administration Parry OF At least that his dec'"ia'i"o
made in the Senate OF The Unted States, th't ne VIII
an ..a,,.,t neutral would have been adhered to-
But he has openly renowned tbs deciara''op' a"'
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ruv North AMERICAN

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price 81 80 per an. an Advance.
or 80 90 at the end Of the gear,
and in like proportion for fur
fher delay Of payment.
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Original.
HISTORY OF CANADA.
(cosrrsuED.)

(cosTIsuED.)
TAs faii.re Of the american arms ''a'
osiaz TO their otrn nsismGnngemeHf.