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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-04
Approved, September II, 164l.
[REsoLUrIoN.-PuBLrc-No 5. I

observation-disclosures
JOINT RESOLUTION milking it the duty of
the Attorney General to examine into The titles
of the lands sites for the purpose of erect
ing thereon armores and other public works
and buildings, and Tor other purp ses.
Resoicea by The Senate and House of Repre-
sentaiipes of The United STATES of America IN Con-
eress assembled, That il shall be the duty OF the
Attorney General of The United States to exam
inc into the titles Of all the lands or sites which
have been purchased 10y the United States, for the
purpose OF erecting thereon, arsenais forts, forth
fications, navy yards, custom houses, light houses
or other public buildings of any kind whatever
and report his opinion to the validity of the
title, in each case, TO the President of the United
States.
g RESOLVED, That it shall be the duty Of all the
officers having any Of the title papers to the prop
erty aforesaid in their possession 10 furnish them
forthwith TO the Attorney General, TO aid him in
the investigation aforesaid
3. Resolped, That 10 public money shall be ex-
pended upon any site or land, hereafter to he
purchased by the United States for the purposes
aforesaid, until the written opinion of the Altor-
new General shall he had in favor of the validity
of the title; and aso the consent Of the Legisla-
t,ire of the State in which the land or site may be
shall he given to said purchase.
| a. Resoiped, That it shall be the duty Of the
District Attorneys of the United States. upon the
dppliCutiOu Vi tuc f,uOIuCy oOuO'o't w
any assistance oil information in their power in
relation to the titles of the public property afore-
said, living within their respective districts
| g. Reso'ped, That it shall be the duty of the
Secretaries of the Executive Departments, upon
the application of the Attorney General, TO pro-
cure any additional evidence of title which he
may deem necessary, and which may not be in
the possession of the officers Of Government the
expense of procuring which TO he paid out of the
appropriations made for the contingencies OF the
| Departments, respectively.
6. Resoiued That il shall be The duty of the
Secretaries of the Executive Departments, res
pectively under whose direction any lands for the
purposes aforesaid may have been purchased, and
over which The United States do not possess uris
dclion, to apply TO the Legislatures of the States
in which The lands are situated for cession Of
Jurisdiction and in case of refusal, TO report the
same to Congress at the commencement OF the
next session thereafter.
Approved, September II, 1s4l.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-04
fPUBLIc--No 1871

AN ACT to repeal part of the sixth section of
the act entitled " An act to provide for the sup
port of the Military Academy of the United
States, for the year eighteen hundred and thir-
ty eight, and for other purposes" passed July
seventh, eighteen hundred and thirty eight.
BE il enacted by the Senate and House OF Repre-
sentat,ues of The Unied States of .4mericd in Con.
gress assembled That so much of the sixth sec
ton of an act entitled can act to provide Tor the
support of the Military Academy of the United
States for the year eighteen hundred and thirty
eight, and for other purposes" as requires the
Secretary OF the Treasury to invest the annual
interest accruing on the investment Of the money
arising from the bequest Of the late James Smith
SON, of London, in the stocks OF States, be, and
the sanf; is hereby, repealed. And the Secretary
OF the Treasury shall, until Congress shall APP
propriate said accruing interest to the purposes
prescribed by the testator, for the increase and
diffusion of knowledge among men, invest said
accruing interest in any stock of the United States
bearing a rate of interest not less than five per
centum per annum.
Sec. 2. find be ii further enacted, That all other
funds held in trust by the United States and The
annual interest accruing thereon, when not other
wise required by treaty, shall in like manner be
invested in stocks of the United States bearing a
like rate of interest.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, Thai the three
clerks authorized by the act of June twenty third
eighteen hundred and thirty six, ''to regulate the
deposites Of the public money!" be and hereby
are, directed to be retained and employed in the
Treasury Department, as provided in snd act I'M
I'll the state OF the public business becomes such
that their services can conveniently be dispensed
with.
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Washington, Sept. %, 1871.

Washington, Sept. %, lS4l.
Dear SIR have received your note, ana send
you a copy of the letter 10 which YOU refer.
Yours, resurc fully,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Taos. ALLEN, Esq,
Editor of the Madisonian.
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Solomon Allard, Frenchman, was found
guilty on charge of theft and sentenced TO two
years imprisonmenL-!S Adams Republican.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-18
EDUCATION CONVENTION IN

We learn from the Hanson VIM, that Tins Con
seniOn met ~ Clad sbns, on the 5th September.
aud WIS attended by about one hundred aud eleven
delegates. generally ilum The Noun Western potion
Of Virginia.
Alter The Convention was organized b, tho ap.
poistment of Nh Lee PIcsldtnt, Mr., Alexsn>
der Campbell, Of Blooke CounIy. presented to
the assrmblage an Address pteI ared by lin.
which WAS conceded by all vino heard It read,
10 be paper evlncing the great abtny of IT'S au-
thor.
The Hon. l.. S. Duncan and y. u Ros,el Esq.
each Tead papers prepared by themselves upon he
ss'tect which CALEB thtm 10 letter. hat weie
~ spoken Of.
The Convention concluded hen hhofs bv ad u.
ang vsii"us resolutions uc three pa clpaI OF
which that were reported AMI adopted. eAcued s1nr
que speechts.
"The first resolution recommends 10 The citizens
81 each county 10 the Stat. 10 bold meetings on III.
sufJeci OF Education. Al Inch Lectures shn nd he
delivered by snable peisons selected lot that pui-
pose.
he second resolution proposes tie app ,inimrnl
Sf n tennriiee 10 prepare address 10 ths ca.
xcns OF The State.
The third resolution vas The subject of cons,t.
cable discussion as 10 form aud dela and Mas a
ended IN eyeral particulars, before Il received The
sanction of the Couseallon.
u proposes tie appointment ol committee to
prepare memorial 10 the Legislature. earnestly re-
guessing that body TO estdbs flicIeul pr.
MARY sehoe system, aud 10 Suggest thr proEreia oi
vesting tina, part Of The proceeds of the ubhc lands
ceming 10 Virginia under fecehl aci Of Congress
~ some Probable sloeh ihe dividend on Inch IA,
De devoted, together ~ll lie existing LIersr, funds
u ne State, 10 The common School system and
alter that. the surplus fund, any to be applied 10
Academies and Colleges"
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the Southwest With The eas II "as ofsanized On we
mo lsn Of Cap. lahn B. Floyd. by he spronimen
OF J,ne. {. Spuits, ksq. a. Chairman and " n"m
on As Sscretafs,
CAM. Flo,d delivered a vet, sensible and pfacr
cal address, on tie subject I'll Turnpike 'ond,
l,aaine fto,n point On the James XIV 10 the
Tennessee iint; 4 er which The lnlio"inR kesolu.
tons arte presented By Jamfs w. : rfr,. ESQ
and unannous, adopted by the meeting:
l.. Rtsotrfd. 1fat his meeting approve oil the
Object Of the Convention, winch Is called and APP
potnted IA be held Chrtstiansbnrg on the - II 81
Octobtt iut the purpose 81 consuming ul'""
the mrss1tes proper IA be Adopted 10 "biah ho"
the Legislature I bfg ria an appfop ATTN In me
construction Of AIsfntzsd Turnpike itom
some rnihi GA anies River 10 the Tennessee ltne.
- Rtssirsd. ar twenty persons be appointed
hs the chairman al this meeifng a. den gAies 10
represent tins county N said Convention.
81 Hssntrs1. Tit tins county and the pubic
srtrtali, are deep, iniefested IT The completion 1t
lbr Prcr's turnpike and Cumberland Gap rad, aud
that our member oil Tire Legislature be requested Ia
bfiua the subj q b. fore that body, at rs nfN SEES
SION. and II deem.d proper aud expedient by the
deegJey IL sad e"esgntlo1, thry he required to
bfing NJ sub ~ h lafrIlfi hJs $50 -
4 h Rfsoired Tltal the euiife Southwest IL in
leirsted IA The improvement ~ "h'h the sad
coSse = oit'i.T JIfd, ..lat nnon aud cGneen OF
srtau Inds etsthe 10 lhr success OF an apIHIr"-
iinu "a The L"g. utr f.r AID the contemplated
in,piay meut I'D ihh he Southwest should 20 act
upon such SppHeatlon.
pnisu4uce OF the q Resolution The char ap.
pointed the following gentlemen as delegates 10 sad
convention, 10 NJ. Aessrs. John Il. Fioyd, John
Il. Geutge. ErasIns q. Harmon. Alex ,udtr Ham
son, Join " yuu. Iloma4 Peey, George X. [.
Floyd. Janrs {. Davidson, George w. q. Browne,
j. nles : Ha john ". Iobnslon. William Cox,
James ". NJ. Nnien, Harvey George, Res /.
Bowen, " llAm i rs, Koben Glrsple, William
VI Gdiesprc, William Thompson, AZ luseph Slns;
and, On motion thr Chairman dded 10 the list
8 h. Resoirtd. That HE rtoeeedirg s OF b $ meet
lne be s1gntd by The Chairman and Secretary, aud
, opits tn reoi be forwarded the Editors oi the
Richmond Lynebbufg, Buchanan, Wylheyf and
Attegdun papers, viii request that they publish
them.
OH. ResoircR Tint tins meeting do now adjourn
siae die. JAMES {. SPO1TS, Chm.
v ii COY Sec.
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ROAD MEETING.


n very large AID respectable meeting OF the
Cluzsns oil Bedlord county, held al the Meadows OF
Goose Greek, Saiutda, the 9 Il October, ls4l, to
take into moderation the propuely OF appointing
Delegates To represent The interest OF hls seefon OF
the county Ia the thusuausburg tonyentlan: On
nouou, d.. Daniel TumPkIns called 10 the
,haf AID j. l. Brown appointed secretary. The
Object 81 the uee9ag having been ~ plalned by the
Chairman, tie following resolutions were subnlmted,
and unanimously adopted;
X ssuis j, lsr HAT we approve OF SAID Conycu-
tor, and Is pup
-. That tbs section of the County requires, and
that Il Is our duty 10 appoint delegation 10 the
tousenilon; aud
81 Ph.u the ol owing persons be aud hereby
ATE epPllulcd, andtesptouuliy requested 10 attend,
va
Pheasant Preston, Sam'l. Hancock, Franklin
Hcadep, Lr"is I. Arthur, Vim. McCabe. John
Boaid. Jas. l.. Brown. Ilnnson W. Baker. Jas. l.,
Wngheld, John J. Robertson, Sam'l. l.. tehell,
Gins. Morgan, " ~. w. Reese. Reed. J. Gun
II, Saul. g. 'heslt, Wa. u llepnustal, James
Anthony, aud Green i. Board
Ia. Tint these proceedings be published in the
VI g,uisn aud Republican + Lyoehbutg.
3'h. X snycd, That the Delepauon appointed
all be empowered IL aid such names rs lhey may
tnnk Itoprr DANIEL IoMPlNS, Guam.
JAWS l.. BgpwN, See.
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DOMESTIC INTELIEGENt T..


CONNEN ION oN kDi CATION.
A,a meeting of hr sac,eiy OF Alumni of lamp
d,n .dar, College. hold on The al oil Sepe al Fl.
lssi, ,he following Resolution MS unanimously
adopted;
"Re.olrtd. That a Commn,ee be appointed IL
net ia behalf of ihi- SecIr.S ga operating with n.
theirs IN Calling a Convention, MT N the Cas
of Rchmon5 on OF btlutc the htS day ri De
&c uber MY, Ia tate into consideration tie II
ter sis OF tie CoH'gss AID Academies oil Tie
State"
The following geotlemsn Voc appointed ~ the
Committee 10 cary mo I'll. G. lie .ad krsolufi,l
Nalhaniel l.. N,rabie. R,y. WIN : phme'. Wm
H. Maefalsnd. Isaac Rid. Taonas ) B9eo, l.,
Vim. S. Red. j., and II n. n, Il. Tucker.
The Comnltloe n'ef, according 10 oldcr, aud ap-
pointed Wednesday, the FIST day oi DE cembcr
next. at noon. tut tic meeting 81 HE Convention
in the Gu, oi R.cnnon1, thr place Of meeting IN
tie City 10 be published Al due nmel
The COMMITTEE, III acrntdaucr Will the wishes
OF the Secrecy. now mskc thrr appeal u the Trends
OF libctsl luealIau ,htou. hout the mmuuwe alh,
aod ca utnu lhen t"use thrtr II larncc 10 have
every Coun,y the STAR fept'se4ted ~ full dele
cation to tins IHctesunl aud Important Convent u.
linheno. with general apptuhatou, the luWr's y,
the iatest mnnu nent at tie Wisdam o the l.rssia-
tn,e, has been tclly rnjowcd al public expense by
which institution has bern established, suned IN
the waits 81 that prfuun Of lhr community Winch
prepared To ay "a themselves Of rs dlsngul SIR
sdvaniages Tn institution w. lnok upon "Ilh a
becoming ptlde.es thr property oi the wholr pco-
pie, with an establishment hIguly Important 10 any
good system Tor pumoliug sound learning among
tho pope: Also. lagr annuity tom the pubic
funds has lons been provided lar The tducallnn q
tie ndlgeni cuil itcn within The bounds OF thls
Common"eslth. Tins munlticent provision for the
poor may be sad to be universally approved, Whit
ever differences Of opnon may tNhl IN regard 10
the manner OF ITS disbursement; ~ Se., hoWevct no
pro vision has been made establishing aud
supporting colleges aud acade anl schools
ed TO tho wants OF the great mass oil sacttty desiring
To abta,n liberal education. Ia the formation oI
our system tins omission not ialended, as wi !
be seen by reicteoce IL our acts ul Legislature
pledgiBg laige tonl, 10 the colleges aud academies
These pledges have been Ylnslcd, md the funds
apart Tor the purpose have been e#lsarpued. The
Comnttec believe II Is only ueecss# ~ 10 pr sent
the subj iohr Legislature ia the hght IN Whl.h
II will appear, when our system has been dclibe Z
aiely considered by a Convention made up b, del
e8a'ion from ali pus tlhe State, aud The lucquat.
ties oil that system made evident q ali who believe
shh US that The good oil The State rqnucs lhal the
means oil a liberal dnoaion should be placed muic
within the reach OF The m1ddllug rasscs ol s,cleIy.
\. K. NENAB LII, Chairman.
NN. =. RID, SccfffdrU
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pURSUAN'r 10 decree Of the Cucuu Suee,i,,
i Can't oi Law and Ch'ncefy. for b Bedford coun
", pronounced IN the Of ID 1oley vs. Marke. (
shall as Gomntssloner proceed 10 sell, to the huh
e.t bidder III the tuwn OF Buchanan, on the p ii
DIV of November mex, a certiin LO /, known a,
NJ 8 IN the conner OF Main aud Cross Stress
The sal Lot. or The interest aud light OF John Mar
kle VII he sold On credit of SIX, twelve and egh
leru months. the purchaser giving bond with ap,
proved secutliy aud the title will be withheld ill all
the ia, meets AIe made, as further security.
The above natne1 Lot was conveyed by F. q
Nc Clantalfln and Allen Tayo Esqrs. CONF
sionet. 10 John aud Charles Mnkle, by deed ore
co,d IN b aetourt county, bearing date 9Th Aptl
1919. Acting as co rnllssl0ner, shall only con-
yev such tile as Is IN vested by said decree
lhoupl The same Is believed 10 be good.
WM. l.. GOGGIN, Conf.
Oct. Wv
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" Il vg' ~ q % X y
PaNlsC 4 d.rcwNrY

HAVE JUST RECEIVED TIE Fol
LOWING BOOKS:
Slephens's Travel, in Cental America
Snhihgates Travels in the East,
lie l. ng Sap Or Voyage around the World b,
Taylor,
Miss SedgwIeh's Letters from Abroad,
Boln gbrooke's Works.
MeCanley's Mscelanres,
Sonihey's Poeitcal Works.
Seotland aud the Sc"ich, by Miss Sinclair
Shetland aud The She'iandets. do.
The Natural History Of Society, by rs,lor,
The Philosophy Of History, by Schegel.
Gnlz rs History OF CWlllza ION,
Garlyle's Heroes IN History,
Mlseellanles OF history, by DIsraeli,
lhers's French Revolutions
C4iyle's Freach Revolnllon
he ijler IN France, by the Countess OF Blessing
ton.
Ielghlou's Works
Bidnis Works
Nrtv,|le's sermons
faUnck ON PRAYER,
Is shop Wilson Sacra Priyata
Cornelius the Centurion, by ktnmmacher,
9a'oP anu solomon, do
History Of Elisha, do
Bsrnes's Sermons
Old Humphreys Addresses
9ld Humphreys Observations
Lille OF W beflotcc,
W libctiorce's Correspondence
Metropolitan Pulpit.
sutton On the Sacttuent,
Jane lay Tors Wniugs
Calyies German Rumances
Auoienl Regime, by James,
eeeici Foe, by Ellen Pickering, &c. &c. &c
Srrt
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IHiWUbfe E.uMN for safe.

NJ + OF + TX Tor sale 4 VaInabIe IflcI u Llnd,
w eon1aInIn4 S1O acres, lying III the comfy
OF Amherst, Ga m les from Lyuehbu,g, aud adl opn-
,ng The lands OF Wm. Peu.Jolm, DsoI Day. the
late tapt. Jesse Beck. and others. THIS Land tau
be sold III one body, u in separate uacts 10 SUIT
purchasers one 0i which contains 253 acres, the
Other 357, having each ui them Dwelling aud other
houses CONVENIENT. Both these tracts are we'll wa
tered There 800 uncleated and good fobac-
co land. Those wishlnl Ia purchase would do bet
ter To see Tor themselves. One lhnd Of the pun
ch Sc money N be required at The rme OF sale the
rest aud Two years, in equal payments, with
approved security. LEGATEES.
Sen. 6y
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~ VICE.

nURSUAN'F 10 i dccreta order of tie Circuit
i Superior Cuurl ol Law and Charcrr,, Tor the
Couuy Of Amherst III The sun oil DAVID llIggmbot-
tom, plalnH6, aud Lucirda w fhurmond deien-
dant, shall on TUESDAY, the 81 day Of November
next, proceed to sell, upon The premises, Ion read,
money, 10 the highest bldler The Tract of
Land in sad decretal order mentioned, described
containing 209 acres, adjoining the Lands OF
Thomas \, + ubdnk and Others.
RICHARD CRAWFORD, deputy, Tor
Nelson Crawford, Sherh OF Amherst aud Cumr.
SnrI IpN
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Dwelling House

viii SIX rooms. GOOD am h1',.rs and cal,s. olo 3,
Barn with 4 NV Wheat Machine thereto attach, d.
Also. ,he following Slaves. being the Slaves con
veyed by the SAID Franc,s b. Deaue. Jr Ia ,b, up-
derslgned Trustees. and Randoloh ua,,i.oo Lec,l
by depd d,,,d ,ho 2o,L I,r 80, " =
Lewis. Richard. Cuetly, James Gonelrmes called
Long Jim1 Talley Ila,,y Isaac ,i,n H., -,
Wells ShHllac.. Ed,a,d' Indy linn Cu,,d -.
lie lsa,r, Albert. Eliza. lar .a, Nn,y Nissan A..
cher. Ben, MoIly. patr, No,,,s N,n,6 nlt an,,
Same, and do ',,oa. - 49, '''' ''
d,le # In. aid d.. i ,,,aI, e,.I ;
cy and William, T. b,II,o,, =, Il ,t ,',
OF ANY, win, died since The dafe If s,il lard , ADD
George William ant Ehzabelh. tchll,t,en of N',v !
TIE sale will ,ak. nI,ce =, p y, El -
TERNS- r. tl, = - , ~
Fo, he Land ~, r,e ~, l.,...
the lrle of F,aners Il, d sne !, a ~ ,,n s,,,,,
$500, then pa,ab. ,,!y N he evn, ,b,, ,he So,
+, an,.'s r. b-nn IN =" ''i0 e'' ~ 'o'' '"e s'''
cfaIir.n v,,I,n he ,, 'l,'" "
Will ni I',,a WV. '"''u' '"" meaning ., '"f
81. ,',,' I,'" i" "o"''o' "e' u-Sh'ni' he lew
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The Female school ut the BotetOUit
Springs will reopen OF, tic LIST
OF October.

l oilers, IN beauty Of situation extreme health
l. ness, It's excellence oil accommodations, aud IFS
secoslon from all temptations 10 any lining but sell
Improvements, HE opportunity OF an education
strictly simple aud pure. Ii ains--no less as to
thods oi instruction Ihan ol GOveinment-rarher II
The unambui0us, but sound aud real teaching Which
higny cultivated parents might endeavor 10 give 10
large niIy, within thelf own home, than al tie
system ni memenlafy show, prevailing IN Fashion
able Academies. NJ ,luplIed sindies--which are bat
mode OF making grls presumpluOusly ignorant-aIr
avoided. The l,tts aud most agreeable things Tor
women are taught. not the mosl sur rising for chill
drcn. thorough knowledge and love lor lheir du
ties, religious, moral and do nesiC; complete L.
miliariiy with the more Elementary pdtls Of Educa-
uou. (Readng, Whiting. AnthmelIc;) sound aud
elegant acquaintance with HER own language aud
It's Literature; accurate aud ex ended cuutse ul
History, Gcogtap'y anl Annqnuic>: several Mod
ein Languages II there be- TINT aod French lrvala-
by, MI II - spoken wta edst such The plan OF
studies nav pursued. Music Is Iaueh IN the m >
mastery ".aenef by ~ accomplished allan plo-
lessor Dancing and Dr,mug WA be provided iot
ii
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.sy.sGE LIVE Fo-: TEE U.Esr.

FENtlE LINE OF STAGES ria the Natnrai
4 Bulge.Drbrells Springs, the White Sulphur
Springs and Lewisburg. has commenced yam run
nlng regularly. Leaving L,nchburg every Wedn,s
day. FRIDAY aud Sunday mornings. and connecting
at Lewisburg with the main utail Incl to Guyandoue
EOEs TEE SOFfH.
THE NAIL LINE for the South rid Danyle
10 Greeu.boto' n. C., connecting the regular mail
line Tor the South. aaying Lynchbutg every, Tues
lay, Friday and Saturday mornings AT O'Clock A.
VI. Il. Nj. BRUCE.
Ami' wis
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SOUTH WESTERN ROAD.

very NUMEROUS neelinG OF the cir z-ns of Il e
county OF Taze"eIl having convened IN tue Cout,
siouse on The % h OF sepsmbef. 1911, for the put
pose " hanitsn9 he rnrcrcsta ct Is felt BY Them
~ 60" mon "fih ioss of The euife Southwestern re-
e'on OIL Sta'eio resa'd 70 an. impreyeneut which
o'ay counct, the trade aud navel vi Tennessee aud
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E.ggE'.s'OTECE.

1--WE subscriber, lar the purpose OF dcvotng his
Il attention exclusively to The
Practice OF LAW,
Has removed IL Lynchburg, and will regularly at
tend all the Counts al Campbell, Amherst Nelson,
The Corporation Of l,nehbutg, the Cncun Court Of
Buck uphau, aud he Goun OF Appeals. HIS future
address will be Lyochburg, Vnglnra.
J. GARLAND.
~ Office adjoining Samuel Garland, E,g.. who,
in my absence, viii attend 10 any application h, my
services. }. u.
JuI, %
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lhe,n mon, who gave themselves up tn SHY AID
ahkrd southern custom, eoniiafy, rs Il mus' have
been 10 their own eduoafsa sense Il iight ahh
wong. Tie New O.esps Correspondent OF The sa-
lem G4g-tte. says
Jude Tenne, graduated at Dartmouth College
y. the same class with your talented Senator, Mr..
Choafe. lie came TO this Stale IN 1873 or 81, and
afterwards srulsd at Ndaila, where he Tot many
years ptacti.r1 lsw with great success. For many
,eaIs he fepiesrnfed the disuct our STATE senate
In The irouth OF October last, on the decease 81
tadge D,sls. lie was elevated the Bench, whieh
flee he hleJ with great credit, aud - the entire
.aflslarton ol nesry al the Of he Distinct
A decision OF his rendered IN June gave umbiase
u on Rosles (ts have before staledl IN sui
brought by his wife Tor separation OF properly aud
from bed and bnard Rnmlry was The d. lested az
", aud N otde 10 Rtaliiy feeling ii revenge. Tor
vial IN fact acorrtci aud CONSCIENTIOUS dets'on
he sent y challenge. Tie result you know. JUDGE
fenne, vent 10 the ground contrary 10 tb" advice
md enttralrs 4 la, hes, lriends-ioi ace otding 10
The tntss, and hloody rules Of the rude Of honor
he Mt bpund TO accertlJr the cause ass gned,-
his character nd the op1nioD OF The pubic would
have sheltered Inn and his reputation ifon sInlaiet
rn-nla~n. "a
Repor says lhry we've placed at siMy f6o) PAGES
tafh atmed nth Mite. brace Of Pist0is ana
boiee KNIFE, The word they 10 advance 10 each
olher aud ftc al discretion tho r.le tang IN effect
resort 10 be bad 10 The Iislols-boh Ealing, The
d0V,e hniUes 10 be used, and the SINE que non
sas that one or The oer mu.t be kitied on The spot
R"wiey advanced several PAGES toward. The Judge,
took deIlb' ann, aud at his fret fire the ball
tered the Judges rife side immedIiley below The
nipple aud passed through his body he tell. and
merely sad S. s. P,enliss, III am dyag, eood
bye The Jadge's rife not raised nor d,d he
adraace; he VEN to tie ground with deternlna-
uon to staHd shot" believing that II failed Row
ley mou d be satisfied