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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-12-13

4 7 Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and Chanesrx -.
"A tnied by adjournment and held for the county III A.,
at the Courthouse, on Friday the 9th day OF Angus,
Boyd Miller surviving partner of Archibald Robe..,n
Samuel Read and Boyd Miller, late merchants and p,r,'
trading under the of Archibald Robertson and Co
decd, Boyd Miller, Benjamin Ogden and As,eh
wife, Plan ""
against
Rebecca Rnckcr, widow and relict of Anthony R,..-
decd, James &. Mckinney administrator with the u, Il,
ncAed OF Abner RuckerJ Armsead Rucker Absalom R an
Martin London and Ann X his WIFE Anthony Rucl
and heeecca his WIFE, Nancy Shields, administrator, q,
William Eads and in her right purchaser of IN. III
Anthony and wife, Narand Richeson William A. Ricbs.d
John and Jesse Rcheson infants under the age of Fl wear,
commits Benagh their guardians peciaiiy assigned
end them in thi. suit VIM H. JONES' and Mar + h. 70 De
William A. Rchcsnn administrator of Thomas tucker IL
John A. Sumnervillc and Varla his wife, Lindsey CID
and Ann his wife, Rice f. Graves and Amelia his VIII
Sc Rcheson administrator de bonus with the will an
ed of Anthony Rucker decd, Ambrose Rucker and NJ,
e Dawson executors Of the said Anthony Ruckcr d.
benjamin Norvel executor of Spencer Norye der1 III
mnistrator of Elias Wills deed, Richard II BurLs t'
Bullock and James Bullock, surviving partners Of OH, Nv
lock Co.. Chswell l)abney, Samuel Garland, George W
oiie' i''"''' '' ''''" Sne''o" ana Arthur b. Da-
yies, Defendant.
In CHANcERY.
On motion of James G. Mckinney, admir- of Abncr R,cts4
decd it appearing thsrmore than two years have expired
the of Anthony RucSer decd was comm,,rJ -,
the Defendant Nelson &. Dawson the present admipi,tr,
the Court doth order that all persons no NAV have claims
ganst the estate Of Anthony Rucker decd be required
bt the TO this Court for settlement before the
and unless legal claims debts shall appear apant
the said the Court will decree distribution If sid
tate among the egatees without requiring refnng bonds
and that this order be published for weeks
in the lynchburg Nngnan, public newspaper published
the town Of Lyncbug, and posted the of the Court
house OF thus county ON two several court days
Copy-reste,
ROBERT TINSI.EY. G..
Nov. % wsw
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TIA lrcnit superior Court u Law and Chanoery.
"a continued by adjournment and held Tor the coun-
tv of Amherst at the court house, Friday the 2th
day Of August, ISL:
Maurice H. Garland. administrator with the viii an
uoxed of Christopher Isbc deceased. Plaintiff,
against
Robert Isbc, William / Isbell. Nancy Philips trustee
for her children sally lsbe administrative Of Iachanah
Isbell deed Florentine PendletOn widow, W illam r.
Smith and Eliza his wife. James Marsh and sally hs
wife. Jacob Holloway and Elizabeth his wife. DAVIS y
Woody and Parthenia his wife. Iaclfaraii isbeil ana
Andrew Isbel which said Florentine, Eliza, sally
Marsh Elizabeth, Parthenia, Andrew and Zacharlah,
are the children and heirs at law Of the SAID H. lsbel
decd, Deiehdahl''
Is CHAECERY.
The court doth order that tho Defendant Sally lsbe,
surviving adnnistratrix Of Zacharah lsbe decd, do
render before Robert VI Brown, Special Commissioner
for that purpose appointed account Of her admnstra
lion of the estate of her said intesate and that the PLAIN
tiff do render before the commissioner account of
his estators administration Of the estate Of the said Zach
ariah sbc deed. which accounts the said commissioner
is directed examine. state and SETTLE and make report
thereof to the Court together with accounts between the
the parties, with any matters specially stated deemed
pertinent by himself required by the parties To be 80
stated. \ Copy-Teste.
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.S1ar grocery Store.


VA TON n u 0UA
III AVE-. taken the house two doors above Messrs
4 Nichols Bcl'' and nearly opposite Homer 4
Nat,,ns. where they now receiving well selected
stock oil FANNY GROCERIES. which they offer at
,Ntreme, low prices Tor CASH IN barter for country
produce They respectfully invite their friends to call and
examine their stock. they determined sell chea p
RICHARD W. WALTON
MARQUIS W. FUQuA.
Nv
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~ n r HC II -.

IN sccoTdanc. with the provisions ola deed Of trust
executed the subscriber by Walter Williams. bear
ing date tho 23rd day Of December $40, and Of record
IN the county court Of Campbel for certan purposes in
said deed expressed. will be exposed to sale nj public
auction 10 the highest bidder for cash, Friday the
18th dsy Of October next. certain LOTof OR FOUND
IL with tho STONE HOUSE thereon,
E!k lying and being in the county Of Camp
iiik bell, short distance below lynehburg,
EsIfg4Sa3 on James River. at the place called
SANDY Hook ~ containing 40 feet front the Lynch
burg and Concord Turnpike. and extending back 10 the
James River with all the interest and privileges Of the
land extending between the parallel Of forty feet
and the Canal 10 which said Williams is entitled
The title Ia the above property ia believed to be good
but tho Trustee will only convey such title vested
In him by said deed
DAVID r. EDIFY, Trustee.
Oct WHO
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.VOITCE.
Dl RS1 ANT Ia a dccretal order of the Circuit Su
i perior Court Of Law and Chanccry for the Coun-
" of Amherst. in the sui OF David liigginboham
plaintiff. and Lucinda w Thurmond defendant, shall
on Tuesday. the ID day of November next. proceed to
sell, upon the premises, for ready money to the highest
bidder the TRACT OF LAND in said dccretal
order mentioned described containing 200 acres ad
Joining the Lands of Thomas y F.uhank and others
RICHARD CRAWFORD. deputy for
Nelson Crawford, Sheriff of Amherst and Com'r.
Sept. % TN
reinforcement.
The above sale is postponed until the 25th day OF
Deremhe next r. C..
Nov esd
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL
IN I.YNCIlIIlrSSG.

FuNilE subscriber who has boon engaged for the last
] five years IN teaching School, will open School in
the town OF lynehburg, for the instruction of males cx
clusyely, commencing Monday the 18th of January
next and tcrnnatngon the 18th of December following
with month vacation from the 9TH of June tolhc 9th
ofJuiy.
In this School will be taught the Latin Greek and Eng
sh languages. and the first branches of Mathematics
The of instruction will be such as to prepare tn,
pupils for College or for the ordinary transactions of life
Every attention will be paid to the morals Of the pupils
as well as pcrseyerng effort to promote their advance
mcnt in their studies.
Scholars will only be charged from the time of entrance
and no deduction will be made afterwards tor absence ca
ccpt in cases oi proracted sickness.
Terms pcrsesson Of months, payable at the end Of
the session:
For Classical scholars. Sl5 OO
For English scholars over II II 81
For English Scholars under II 10 Wl
WILLIAM b FEATIlERSTON.
REFERENCES
WIN. II. Harrison, Esq, Principal Amelia Academy.
Major John H. Stcgcr, .ln,elia
Captain H. Meade,
Col. Samuel ID. Burke
Doctor James Agnew. = Prince Edtcdrd
Giles A. Miller, Esq.
Nov. WITS
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VARIETII:S,

VARIETIES.
SIlONEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons.
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skuttl,s and Sittcrs.
spit Boxes. brass and common,
Walters of all sizes and qualities.
Candlcsticks, plated and BRASS
SHUTTERS. plated. brass and s,oel
Brass and Jawnned Lamps,
Ladies' Dressing Boxes.
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cadies
For sale very low. by
IL. b, RICHARDS.
De- 6 Is
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Plaintiff,


Thomas Chenault and Mary his wife, John jenkins
and Betsy his wife, Benjamin Schooicld and Susan his
wife. Sally Mays. William jenkins, John Barker and
Dicey his wife late Diccy Jenkins, and John Burnett,
who claims TO be the administrator of Molly Chenault,
Defendants.
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DEArH OF GovrRsoR Il, cu,N,S.-The Gloucester
(Mas.) Telegraph says "No learn by letter 70
ec'ved In town last evening. that llsF,celency Thorn
a. Buchanan. Governor OF Liberia died at Bassa Sept
3rd very much l,ncn,cd"
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lHE CHALfEscE AccErrrp-The New York Cou
rersauthorzcdi osiac tath challenge of Boston to run
against Fashion, the mon course Long Island four
mile heats spring 1872 Tor twenty thousand dollars side,
one fourth forfeit has been excepted by the friends Fash
l0n and the second Tuesday (he 6th) of Nav next has
been named as the day Of race
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L.lUV' NOTICE.

VIE subscriber, for the purpose OF devotng his at
Il tention exclusively TO the
PRACTICE OF LAW,
las removed To lynchbug, and will regularly attend all
the Courts of Campbell, Amherst Nelson. the Corpora
ion of lynchbuT, the Circuit Court of Bucking ham,
and the Court OF Appeals. His future address will be
l.ynchburg, Virginia J. GARLAND.
% Office adjoining Samuel Garland. Esq. who in
my absence, will attend to any application iormy scrv
cos J. G.
July % is
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treat Bargains in Statutory.

vUNiE subscriber takes great pleasure in informing
his friends and the public generally. that he is now
receiving his Tall supply Of Goods, selected
with great by himself and on the most accon,lno
dating terms, IN the Northern Cities; which, in addition
10 his former stock will make his assortment complete
From ms experience IN the business he feels fully
cd that he furnish and substantial work as
an, America, and the most reasonable terms; all of
which Is made by
GOOD AND EXPERIENCED WORkMEN.
UNDER HIS OWN INSPECTION
lie feels grateful Ia the public for the very liberal pat
rnnage with which he has been favored for the last few
scan, and still soclts the same. pcdging himself to
make II To the interest Of ALL, to trade with him.
promptly attended tn.
Repairing done with ncatness and despatch.
LIT U.HOLE<.ILE.
Country Saddlcrs. wishing To rcpcnsh their stock
would do well 10 give him a call, send In their
orders, as his assortment consists Of every article in
the Saddlcry line. J. {. SiIACKLEFORD
Oct. Is IA
)iFASE to take notice, tha, shall proceed ON the
18th day of January. 1872 at the Office of w m Bal
lard Preston, in the town oil hstiansbug in Montpomo
rycounty. Virginia 10 take the Dispositions oiJohn ayo
and others ,obe read evidence thccas now Deepen
ding in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for said County in which Jacob Cooper and others
plaintiffs aud you the said Pcroces Lewis and others
are defendants. You may attend If YOU desire.
! am yours.
COB COOPER, by his Attorney
Oct ~ Pm
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DEATH or 4 MrN,RrR OF CONGRESS

The Ion Henry Back. member of Congress elected
IN the place OF Mr.. oslr, itum Somerset aud Bedford
counties Pennsylvania. died recently his residence IN
Sc'nersct oil aPp'lcSy- Judge Black ~as hig, cstp,m
81 for his many vrtu,s n s ia.
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The Court. mol at this time deciding any other points
in the cause doth adIudgc, order and decree that the
PLAINTIFF do render and settle, before Robert Nj. Brown,
special commissioner selected by the parties
count Of his administration of the estate Of his inesatc
commencing with and making the settlement thercofby
commissioners in the country bearing date the lth
day of February 1850, which recorded III the Clerk s
Office of Amherst county court the 10th day OF Feb
mary 1880, the basis Of his said account. liable howev
10 correction 10 Its form structure, and for
errors which may be apparent upon It's face, together
with his transactions since the date OF the said settle
mcnt-in taking which said accounts, the Commissioner
shall report alternate statements OF the egatee accounts
III one of which the plaintiff to be charged with int
rest upon any balances found due from him and in the
other wthour interest. All which said accounts the
said commissioner will take, state and settle and make
report thereof the Court with any matters specially
stated. deemed pertinent by himself or which may be
qurcd by the parties 10 be so stated A Copy-resc,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, Ok.
CoMMlssoNER's OrFIcE, !
Amherst Courthouse Nov. ID ISL. I
The parties will take notice that have appointed Mon
day the Sd day OF January to the taking
OF the accounts in the foregoing order mentioned,
which day at the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. they are
requested 10 attend my office, with their accounts
vouchers and copies OF Court papers prepared for cxam
nation and settlement
RO NJ BROWN, Spell Comr
Nov. 10 WIN
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A Ia Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chance
"A ry continued by adjournment and held for the
county of Amherst AT the Courthouse, Friday the
Bird day of September, 1871
Joseph Petyoln Plaintiff,
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NOTICE.

1IF suf-rboFs hcn, d,.rnIs Ia close Ihoif present
1 business. viii offer fH sale their entire
SrOtk OF GOODS At COST.
consisting oil ever, article usually kept IN Dry Good
establishment Alsl. Ready Made Clothes Of every dc
scripon All the Goods that sold previous Ia
the 2tth ia, OF December neNt. will then he sold at
auction. Ihusa wishing 10 buy cheap Grds would do
well call Oh u.s. : doors above the Franklin Hotel
ROSENFlF.ID & IENINO.
The above salo 10 he conducted by Payne s. Turner.
anct'rs
Nov % GOD
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ROBERT TINSLEY, OK.

CoMMIssIoNER's OFrIcE,
Amherst Courthouse, Nov. I'd, 1871. {
The parties will take notice that | have appointed
"Wednesday the 9TH day Of January next, to commence
the taking Of the accounts in the foregoing order mention
ed, on which day. the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ they
are requested attend my Office with their accounts,
vouchers and copies of Court papers, prepared for exam
nation and settlement.
RO NJ. BROWN, Sp Com'r.
Nov. - Win
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Nov. p

4 1 Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancerv Nm
"A tinucd by adjournment and held the county Of Am,
herst, at the Court house, Thursday the 2nd day of Se
TENDER, 1Sil
Frederick NTurre and Elizabeth NJ his WIFE late Elm,
abeth M Nenable, Plaintiff
Peter T. Thornton administrator of Josiah
Benjamin Taaicrro and William shelton his securio.
Jane {. Nenabe, widow, Nelson Crawford sheriff of Am
county and such administrator of Joseph Venaba
ynchbrg, and such administrator of Richard yenable
bank, sheriff of Amherst and such administrator of Aram
Venable decd Defendant
In CHANCERY.
motion of Henry Dunnngton sergeant of the corp.-
ton Iynchburg and such Administrator of Richard
Venable decd Thomas n Eubank sheriff of Amherst and
such administrator of Abam Nenable decd and Nelson
Crawford sheriff of Amherst and such administrator Of
Joseph Neuable decd who being only administrator. Of
said ecedens not be willing reunding bonds,
and than two years having pred from the qacao
of the defendant Peter p Thornton as administrator Of
Josiah Nenabe decd the Court doth order that persons
who have claims against the of the said Josiah
Nenable decd be required exhibit the this
for settlement before the next and unless legal
claims debts shall appear against the said estate the Court
will decree distribution thereof among the distributes with
requiring remding bonds aud that this pub
lished for eight weeks successfully in the Iynchburg Nr
gnian, public newspaper published in the of Lynch
burg and posted at the door of the Courthouse Of h. county
on two several Court days. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT TlNSLEY, C.
Nov p wSw
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The ai,oye sale Is postponed NIL the fourth Monday in
tins month, December. " hen II will positively take place.
J. GARLAND
Dee ? t27D
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T. - ES " II " r.

20 * " u VT.
L~vN JllF, corner brick tenement on Main
%S1Hra street. one door below the Franklin lio-
fx lin tel The upper apartments well suit
ed for the residence of private family
Possession will be given AT the end of the present year
WIN. RADFORD.
Oct. Is WITS
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DIR. j. vi. Sneecc

A. located at the residence of his father. near Nov,
London. here he may be usually found and viii
promptly attend to any application for his procsson,l
services 40 f'o''9sohal
Dec
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T. % X = II Il 4

T. % X = II II II
4 TRACT of Land in Amherst county, four miles
"A from New Glasgow, containing NINE Hun
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES formerly the
property of Hill Carter decd. For terms apply
4. fOMP klNS, Cashier.
Sep Is Is
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.v'O1'lCE'.

eVOI1IE.
10y deed of trust. duly executed. the undersigned has
- been appointed trustee, with full power collect
the debts due TO the firm of VIM. NJ DAVIS & Co
and Is now prepared To receive the samcthe debtors Of
said firm informed that payments are be made to
the undersigned alone. He hopes they will be prompt
as indulgence cannot be gircn.
GEO. W. CARTER, Trustee.
Nov % Is
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pursuance of decree pronounced by the Hastings
IL Court Tor the Cooperation OF Lynchburg at the last
term In the case of Baldwin Davidson and others the
undersigned the commissioner appointed for the burmese
Will on Thursday the 23d of December next proceed IN
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Two Houses and Lots.

IN sad decree mentioned al public auction to the hich
est bidder, upon credit six. twelve and ejubteen
months. the purchaser 81! ne bond with good security
and the title retained further security till the pir
chase money is pal These Tenements are on Fonr,b
street. one OF them IN the occupancy ofDr James Saun
ders and the other IN the occupancy of Frederick II
Murrel The sale will be conducedby Charles pbelns
NJ a., WIN. DANIEL, Jr, Com'r.
WV wiw
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Land fOl. Sale.

Land for Safe.
WYE have for sale tract OF Land in the vicinity of
W Lynchburg, containing nearly 300 .4('KES
large proportion of which is rich low groundsA good
bargain may be had ii early application be made to
PAYNE s TURNER.
Oct. IA Is
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S0Ie 0f I:y5ualNe SHARES.

D1 virtue of deed Of trust record in the Clerks
I'D oiiee Of the County Court of Amherst. will offer
for ssle to the highest bidder. a, the Tavern Of Mrs
Tayoe opposite Lynchburg, the first day of January
next ,bput % SLAVES. Among them are many thai
are valuable. consisting Of Men. Women, and Children
have no doub, OF the goodness the ttie bu, will only
convey such title is vested in Terms made known
on the day Of sale.
SAMI.. NJ. GARLAND, Trustee.
nec til
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In CHANCERY.
Nv ID

I Rules held in tie Clerks office of the Circuit SUPERB
n Court Of Law and Chancery for Patrick COUNTY at
the Court-ho thereof the 18th day of October 1871
John Aistrop Plaintiff,
against
Absaom w Scales, James Penn, Thomas Penn, executor
oil Charles Foster, decd. and George {. Dodson,
Defendants
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Bargains! Bargains!

WALTON ~ ARNOLD
A RE- now receiving their taH and Unfer npp'g y
~ Goods embracing every article usually Kept IN
Grnc,r, =, re together with many
STIpIE ND EiN1r DRY GOODS.
which they arc determined to sell At very ANAL ad
vance on prime for cab IN barter for country pro
ducc They earnestly request their friends and the pub
lie generally give them call before purchasing as
they f.ol ASSURED that tho, give satisfaction.
ROBERT n. WALTON,
T.. X. ARNOLD
Nov ~ wfw
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VIRGINIA At Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancory, continued and held for the town Of
Lynchbug, at the Court house in said town, Mon
day, the 3rd day Of June, 1882 sitting as Court Of
Chancery:
John Thompson, Jr Pltf.,
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Dee
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MpnlllSf
Nov. Is

NIRGlNIA-A rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
cut Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry for the
ty o Nelson, in the month of November 1871:
Floyd L. Whitehead, surviving administrator of Iezekiah
1larErONe, dec d., Plaintiff.
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Nov. %
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-01

lions of dollars for The relief of the Treasury, re-
deemaole any time after the ls of January, A. D.
iooo' was referred TO the Committee of the Whole
on the State of the Union and ordered printed.
resolution directing the Secretary of the Navy
TO report TO the next Congress the progress which
mas De en- MADE Id the coast survey, was, after de-
bate adopted.
oil from the Committees on the Public Lands.
ITO appropriate the proceeds oc the sales of the pub
nc LANDS, and granting pfe-emption right" was re-
Tered 10 the Committee of the Whole on the sta,s
Of the Union, and ordered printed.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Roosevelt was, at.
ter debate adopted It directs the committee on
the Judiciary 10 inquire into the constitutonsIlty
and exPediency of the passage ola Uniform Bank
rupt Law, applicable to monied corporations, ard
whether 1t would not be efficient in restoring and
regulating the Currency, and preventing the suspen
sion Of specie payments by the Banks. and keeping
them within proper limits
Mr. J. G. Floyd's resolution, asking information
Of the President whether any officer Of the United
States army had visited New York since the 4ih OF
March last, for any purpose connected with tho i'm
prisonment or trial Of Mci.eod then came up MIR.
lngersoll moved to amend by ndding civil officers,
which was accepted.
Mr.. Floyd briefly advocated his resolution, and
was followed by Mr., ingersoll, Mr.. Afford. aud
Mr. Cushing. We copy brief notice Of their re.
marks from The Journal correspondence.
Mr.. IngersoIl went into minute investigation of
+
Britain. in which he charged that tho letter of the
Secretary ofState loo beautiful, too eloquent.
Mr.. Afford wished TO set himself right in re-
marks which he had made last winter, which he
thought had been misunderstood He had ap-
proved Of the course of Mr.. Forsyth in this case.
because he believed he pursuing the true
State Rights doctrine, and for the samn reason, IL
he understood Mr.. Webser's Arguments. he ap-
proved of them, because they relmquished nothing
coniended for by Mr.. Forsyth
Mr.. Gushing thought this not the proper time
TO discuss this question in this House. when this vex-
ed question the subject Of grave deiberaton in
the Judicial tribunals of the States of New ork and
even while i, was the exciting and unsettled subject
which might yet, in the language of the gentleman
from Pennsylvania, be the cause Of long, baody,
and protracted wat between two kindred nations. -
MIR. C. defended the language and merits OF the pa
per Of the Secretary Of tate. from the assault Of the
gentleman from Penns ylvania and condemned tho
criticism as unfair lie asked if il The intention
Of gentlemen TO drive ihs country into with
Great Britain! He dared them 10 do it at their per-
il, and he advised gentlemen TO recolect in whose
hands were the issue of peace and Of war. Il was
in the hands oc the Administration. 1t was in thar
power 10 extend the olive branch Of peace over the
land, or spread desolaton and distress throughout
country.
MIR Gushing had moi concluded when al O'Clock
the House ad ourned