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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
EYNgIzssssgsa s.NIeTUTE
EOss l'OS.s'G. LADIES,

v. = =
trHylIIS INSIfi UlION viii be re opened for the re
y eepton OF pupils, on Monday. August 18Th neal.
The course ii instruction IS iu and ciicen:-cUnprs
M the yarlou, departments Of Ancient aud Modern Lit
ffalurc Mathematical and Natural Scences,-best cal
culaed 10 deYeope the powers Of the youthful mind,
and secure a Slid and flushed cJucatUn.
The apartments are large and comnodous, and being
lately furnished with PIANO Forte, Globes, and other
necessary Mathematical instruments II Is confidently
loped that the ApeTcncc aud atlauments Of the teach
ers n.qy fyorably recommend them 10 the patronage Of
The public The Niasc department will be condl ID
by Mr. Dlner well known TO this community dis
finunisIled teacher Of Vocal aud Instrumental Music.
considerable deduction has been made IN the terms,
with the view accommodate class Of young pupils
Omitted To teeire.) and otherwise meet the demands Of
The community.
TENS pei Session Of ) months
Tuition in Reading. " n;Ha, Arithmetic, }
Enal. ',a."%ar ,.o4,eg@y. History SC. sls 80
Over the aye Of . years 3l5 90
With Composition, Khclarc, Globes. As az 70
tronony. Philosophy. Chemistry, &c. 90 ~
Ancient aud Modern Languages each extra. 90
Geometry, Algebra aud lraon1neiry. with the con
strlruou Of Maps, Charts, 81 extra 800
Music nj Professors Icrns, 80
Gsc Of Piano Forte, =
Sc Of Globes and other Mathematical instruments
Stationary including Pens, Ink, aud slate pencils o.
Board " asbng. 81. 81
10 be paid il all cases. in advance,
REFERENCES.
The RI Rev. s. A. McCeskry, Ep. Bishop Michigan.
.il.r r. Re- Dr. Johns ZIP Bishop, Virginia
Hbc Rev. Thomas Atkinson, I.yncIburg.
f. Roy. James ponghen, do
Hbo bee D. NJ. Wharton, Boterourt Va.
- 10 I'm Woodbridge, Tx. Gov. of Michigan.
rhc Ilga. j. s. Porter, |. 5. 5. Michigan.
tharles kIasir, NJ. -. Pr. od. Ian. University Va.
John Prentisa, \. NJ r, President Baltimore College
Bautz Mayer. Esl. scr'1 Of Legation |. $. to Mexico
Slin'I Garland aim Z, Neon \
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District of Nlr.ina.
September 10Th, 1912:
NNlIIIAM YOUNG of the county of Franklin,
w having filed petition praying tina, he may be de
clarcd bankrupt 1t is ordered that all persons claiming
10 be creditors of the said William Young, show cause
to the court. the 18th day Of December next. why
the said William Young be not declared bankrupt,
pursuant to the Of Congress in that behalf and thai
copy of this order be publishedin the newspapers
cordng 10 the 22d and 24lh rules Of court
A copy-Tesle
JOSEPH +. BATlLEY, ID. CFk.
Oct. 81 WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

(Oa tie basin. LYacnrrRe. Va.

FzytIF UNDERSIGNED occupying the extensive
Il Fire Prof. Ware House. trecently erected by
John NJ. Warwick. Esq. On the Canal by which The
expense uf drayaQe sved) respectfully tenders his
srTyces to Merchants aud the public generally in the
fryrbg of [; ,yds. or the sale shipment Of Produce
BENJAMIN +. SACkET'T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

VIRGINIA to w:At Rules held in the Clerks Ohiceo'
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and CHANGER! luz
the County OF Halifax, in the month Of October, 1922
plaintiffs,
against .
Martin Dodon, Dodson Pickett and John Sims late sne
i'll OF Halifax county, Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Martin I)odsoH not having entered his'i
pearance and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai
not inhabitant of this commonwealth: 1t oriered no.
the said Defendant Martin Dodson do appear here o -,
first Monday in January next, and answer the bill o.
Plaintiff and that acopy oths order be forthwith md
the Iynchburg Vrsnian for two months succe,sNe,,
posted at the front door ofthc courthouse OF this
CoPyTeste,
WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

Erolt'ion Of Light IN he Human Subjeci--It was
ten days pfYuus Ia J.. \ IS death that (Sir Henry
Aarsh) observed very extraordinary leh, which seem
81 parting about the face aud Illuminating all around
her head, flashing very much like AURORA burcas-
She in deep decline and had that day Been sciz
ed with suucaon. which rcazed her much Tor an hour
and made her that she would not suffer me Ia
leave Tor moment, thai might raise her mp quickly in
o return OF that painful sensation After She
He'd for the night lay down beside her aud II was then
that luminous appearance Suddenly commenced Her
maid was sitting up beside the bed and whispered to
her 10 shade the ligh, it would awaken Louisa
She told that the li2hl perfectly shaded: then
said NV hat this leht he which is flashing ON Mis-,
i.ouisa's facet" The maid looked very mysterious aud
Informed nc she had seen that light before and II was
from candle. then inquired when she had pcrcejv-
ed III She said that morning aud it da14cd her eyes
but she had said nothing about it, as ladies' always con
sidcred servants supcrslons. However, after watch
ing ii nysclhalt an houf got up. and aud saw tha
the candle was IN position from which this peculiar
hahtcoud not have co'ne indeed MAS it like ha, sor
Of light; ii was more silycy like the reflection ofmoor
LIGHT water.
j watched ii more than an hour when it DISAPPEARED
II gave the face the look Of being painted white aud high
" Glazed but it danced about aud had very exraord
nary effect. Three nights after the maid being ill., sa
up all nigh. aud again saw the luminous appearance
when there WAS tia candle, moon, nor in fact any
visible Of producing IT, Her sister came into tn,
room and it also. The evening before l.. A. died
SAW me git again, OIL II was iater and lasted but
about twenty minutes The state oithe body of thu
patient that Of extreme exhaustion. For tw,
months she bad never sci up in bed Many other syr~p
toms varied much from those of other sufferers in pu
monary complaints whom had seen, but tho genera
outline was the same Her breath had a very pecua
smell, which made me suppose there might be de
composition going forward. The young lady about who's
person these luminous appearances were manifested
had seen several times before her return the country
her lungs were extensively diseased; She aborcd undo
the NEST hopeless form Of pulmonary consumption.
London .lcdicel Gazette.
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I re % ~ ~ o X II y

For rent, and slaves d other PrOpcr,,
for sale.
4 4 Rockbridge Circuit Superior Court of Law and
"A Chancery. September 9th, 1912.
John Alexander, Piaiatig,
). ). Baxter admit Of John Irvine dec d. John Jo,l,
Edwin Jordan, LA +. Jordan, and othurs, "'
Defendants.
Pursuant to Decree pronounced in this cause nm tho
9Th day Of September last, shall proceed ON Tho l1t
Of December next, al Lucy Selma Furnace in All.,a
ny County Virginia. to rent 10 the highest bjdd,r e.
the term of one year from the LIST of January p,,, ~,
extensive IR on ESTABLISHMENT in said conn
~, known the Works Of Jor1ans < Irvine. cone;.
ing Of forge and Furnace, with every thing attached
thereto for the convenient and successful oler,,on r
the works. The real property consists Of about
$4,000 Acres Of Land,
containing an inexhausblc supply Of Ore. Wnd mi
Water At the same time and place, will be sold. all
the personal property attached To the Furnace c,upr
sing every thug necessary Tor lis operation Also, IL
Mem Siares, Who are all familiar with the o, era
ilon OF the Furnace and Forge aud several of whom arc
valuable liammcrmen and Reiiners
Upon completing the sies al the Furnace | will pro
coed Immediately, at Clifton Forge Iacksons ri yer
about D miles distant from the Furnace, To sell all the
personal property there, consisting of losc and Mule
teaInS aud every thing necessary Tor the operation Of Tho
Forge.
The above pmpert, belongs 10 the late firm Of Jor
dans Irvine, and is rented aud sold FIR the purpose Of
winding up the business OF the concern
Tcrms.-liond and good security will be required
from the Renter OF the Real Property. From the pur-
chasers OF the personal property cash will be required
Cor all Sums under 80 For all purchases Of $40 and
upwards. bonds with approved security will be required
Persons wishing further infnrmatior can oLtain it, by
addressing me at Lexington, Va.
WILLIAM {. LEWIS.
Commissioner.
The above renting and sale is with the Of The
surviving partners OF Jordans < Irvine. To persons
wishing to examine the property, 1t will be shown
any time before the day Of sale, by Ira f. Jordan tho
Furnace, aud James Jordan at lle Forge
JOHN JORDAN,
On Lthay9j himsey, End
sWrirng partners.
Lexington Va Oct. 90, 1912 wtl4D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

II TIE I NITFD SKATES COURT
For the Eastern District of Virginia.
OCTOBER g, 1912:
Nathan lodtus and James S. Penn of the county of
Nelson,
Against2 Petition IN BanhrYtcy
Floyd l.. Whitehead, Merchan, # Nelson county
N reading the petition aforesaid, II is ordered BY
~ the Court, that notice thereof be given the said
Floyd l.. Whitehead. by delivering to him copy there
Of If he be found within the District, by leaving copy
thereof at his known usual place Of residence within the
District, at least twenty days before the 18th day of No
velnber next, when hearing will be had upon the said
petition at the United States Court Room in the city OF
Richmond within the said district and also that notice
thereof be published in the newspapers. according the
22ud and Path rules of court, that all persons inter
ested appear at the said time aud place. and show
any they have why the said petition should
be granted Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'k.
Oct 27 WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

| VIRGINIA To wt:-M Rules held IN the Clerks OAce
OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChanceIy Tor
the county of Halifax, in the month of October 1872
John CobbJ administrator of DcborN IiigMower Dc
ceased, Plaintiff
against
Joel Marable, Nancy Marable, Ambrose Bohannon 4 -
his wife, Defendants,
Is CHANCERY
The defendants Joel Mar,blc and Ambrose Bohannon
- his wife, not having entered their appearance, ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not m
bitants Of this mmonweath: 1t is ordered, that the
said Defendants Joel Marabc and Ambrose Bohannon and
his wife, do appear here on the first Monday in Janu-
and the bill OF the Plaintiff and that cop!
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Iynchbrg Virgin
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
of the court house, of this County.
Copy-Teste,
WIN. S. HOLT, n. c.
Oct 10 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern District of Virginia
OcropER %. 1912:
PLEASANT THOMPSON of the county of Am
hcrst, having filed petition PRAYING that he may
be decareda Bankrupt: it is ordered that all persons
claiming 10 be creditors the said Pleasant Thompson
show cause the court on the 3Oh of November next,
why the said Pleasant Thompson be not declared a
bankrupt pursuant the Of Congress in that behalf
and that copy of this order be published in the
papers according t, the 22d and oath rules ol court
Copy-1estc.
HENRY GIBSON. Cl'k.
Oct y WOW
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

ygNIE next session of the Subscribers Sci oo, willie
L mcnce al rhe Masonic Hall, on Monday, the oath
inst.
Terms of tuition for session, of three months,
Conuon English Branches s. 10
Higher do do and Languages $40 0O
Reference may be made to the Rev ! homas Akin
son, Col. Joshua t. Holmes, or kellta B. Towncy.
GEO. OSGOOD.
Oct. % lt-w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District gf Virginia.
SEPTEMBER 90, 1872
EOsEPIl w. SCOTT. of the county of Bedford
% having filed petition paying that he may be de
clacd bankrupt: 1t ordered that all persons clasaing
be creditors Of the said Joseph w. Scott show
to the court the 18th day Of November next, Why the
said Joseph w. Scott be not declared bankrupt, pur
copy o,hs order be published in the newspapers,
cordins to the 22d and oath rules of court.
\ Copy-Teste.
HENRY GIBSON, CIR.
Oct. 8 WOW
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~ u r. 4 CT

~ u II T. r..
I FORW Arm all persons from crediting me, for any
i anonnl, in any manner or form whatsoever, without
my personal ASSENT or written order.
GEORGE L. PLEASANTS.
Oct 90 w3w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03

The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send ac
count to this office for collections.
Dec. Is is
NN1E OFFER FOR SALE, low Tor cash or in
w barter.
50 hl,ds Sugar, \. O.. Porto Rico aud Vera Cruz
from common TO the best
seq bass Coffee, part extra fine
10 hhds.. tercc5 and hbs. \. o. aud Porto
Molasscs
, do Syrup, vcry superior
do extra =
800 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground ALUM :"
POO sides good aud damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs. best Spanish l'ioat Indigo
500 do Maddcr
l0o casks Nails and Spikes, id to 6 inch.
s tons 1'rcdegar Tyre Iron in. 10 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 hhs. Tanners Oil
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer 5
prices
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
p do brown soap
~ bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperas
50 hhls Hcrrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
81 boxes II II and 10 n II Window Glass
10 do 10 n II, very superior
, ticrccs fresh Rice
: boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea, part extra fine T.. To-"
der
- doz. painted Buckets
- nests Iron bound Tubs
> do do large size
u doz. horse Buckets. assorted s'zCs
- doz, Bed Cord 3. q and sfran
; doz. Corn Bruoms
10 cases Tobacco OIL.
p boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal to any ever seen IN
this market
900 lbs. Eas, Boston Crushed do
| 400 lbs common do
500 lbs. Sal .Eratus
80 boxes Tin plate @N
eco lbs. American Shoolron
500 lbs. Zinc
% boxes Raisins
80 rcams Wrapping PAPER
l50 do Fools Cap and l.cttcrPapcr
20 NJ Cigar. from common to very fine
2,o1D lbs. Am7nen blistcred Steel
500 lbs. Alum
5 gross Backing, SC. SC.
GEO. BAGBY & Go.
July %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-03
Auction AND COMMISSION
EsSiskNsiSS.
.YEE. G'gE,Gg; T.ExEOT


House, tenders Ills services 10 Ills friends ana the pub
lie, rs
Auction and Commission Merchant
He will attend TO the sale of Real Estate, Negroes
Horses, and every description OF Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
grocs we'll as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neiahboro1d will afford him every iacilt,
IN the sale otha species OF property Ills spacious sor'
room and cellar. will enable him 10 keep in good cond
ion every article of merchandise he may receive
tgnment.
lie deems it futile to make flourish of promise an'
WILL therefore only say, that he will be grateful for pat
onaqe and those who besow il, may rely upon justice
At his hands.
lie will take charge OF Negroes to be offered for sal
either privately publicly. aud board them at % cent
per day until the sale is elected Reasonable advances Oh
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Snuthson II. Darts, ST.. ,jomJ. P,o1.
Richard 1pee John fioltns
.Nch6mcy s. .'iosby hc'ry Dr's
Ne Corhic s.. Nc Daniel White, ItrdyS brine
Burton g. Rodcs Hancock a. ,fddn's.
The Richmond Country Wing will publish tn
above advertisement weekly four weeks and send &c
count to tins office for collections.
Dec. Is is
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
TEXAS MEETING.

A meeting of those friendly to Texan
liberty and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mexican
despotsm, will be held at this place, on
Saturday, the 10Th instant, when and
where an opportunity will be afforded to
the youag men of Holmes county, to emf
crate to Texas, and engage in the glorious
struggle for liberty, which is about to be
commenced in that country. We learn,
that in Vicksburg and Jackson, about
one hundred young men have embraced
this most favorable opportunity of winning
for themselves a name and character, anC
we earnestly hope to see many Of on
young men volunteer in this gloriou
cause.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
RICHLAND.

Ga Saturday, the 2ud IL ST., the citizens
Of the Richaud District, celebrated their
frs, Sunday School Anniversary. The
Declaration Of Independence was read by
MIR. Samuel Truly, and an Grafton, in
anticipation of the 9th, was delivered by
Dr.. A. j. Patterson. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs, Rev. Mr.. Russell,
aad Mr.. - Wade of that vicinity.
The day was also appropriately honor
ed at Bophumpa. Albert G. Harris read
the Declaration; an Grafton was delivered
by MIR. Young W. Stokes, and the Rev.
Berry Nall oliciated as Chaplain. Un-
der the auspices Of our old friend Alfred
Lomax, as President Of the day, all things
passed of harmoniousIy.
The "Canaoa" commenced stirring"
early, as we learn.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

functions of tho high Office which he holds,
as the servant of the people of the State.
Is there any man SO blind, as not to per-
ceive, at once, this sudden desire upon the
part of the wings, to district the States?
lfthere be, we hope to open his eyes,
when more a, leisure, aud expose the
snare, which the Ball Rollers aud koon
skin party imagine they have so ariully
laid
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

borio ne , si5s, Saw !. editors h,,.
friends Of free sufirap. , \, "
.%;a not one Of them ha y hoot'
Iowi s "'' W. as neat and eau.I r' =.
Index. ''' side, lron \
p "a Proclamation Bv s,o /
Britain" We, Victoria IL -, Sat Z I'D
s,"se 81 God, Queen Of E No iIn
I IoVa'a"o a and c' Wales. Ruler ' %
m nnsuae' ct China, oppre.''n,' . !
, %,sh on q, OF the sea, aud d,.,i,
,a',n on all sides Of the r s','5t
our rusty and loyal rsbsI. v oi i : y
h have adhered to the patent ',' IA
ancestor Charles the Seco, NJ 'F
no better IT lhao he should i, be, oa1 ! 4|
may ;, God forgive him; have, I by o.
gained our warmesr r rrsi,e " !, ,'''
love- and full pardon: w. W. 't ,,1.s
Dam 1T that our lrusy aad uoII.b ,I'na|
70, li.s Excce'leney Samuel ' w. /.
Governor of our Province, ,, ",i' \
not, and now is, shall We, s,d % t, 'm'
created, a Baronet Of lre,,IT a I.
style of Baron LiuIebr,.,.".'' VIA
Newport, and Warden Of IL. ~ L, pa
mllI; and we DO command o ',l v
upon all and singu'sror or, ' I
Jecrs in those epubIlcaadig,i,,, 'l'
aud obey him accordingly ,'nI ~. .'.'
to grlod their CRISIS at a Nm j y ~
ling per grlst, to be paid IN a., i
upon the delivery Of the rs.
said Baron is to be permns.g q, g.
). ), at the end OF his nan. "
Lords, spiritual and lempun. r,,
Of The pond.
Given under hand and lhsgs,
L. S the Kingdom, at Bo,srr' j
! ace, this first day Of All
, DOmoni, 1912.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
MONARCHY.

Forty-four years since, under the reign
of the elder Adams, the Congress Of the
United States passed an act, usually |
known as the "Sedition law" which was
intended as fatal stab upon republican
liberty. Under this device, the old leder-
alists, (at this day achigs,) attempted 10
change The form of our government from
lis democratic representative character, to
despotism. The people Of Virginia and
Kentucky, toreseeiug that upon the ruins
of our Republic, monarchy would be
established, in solemn convention, annul.
led, nuIlifed the damnable act. Tleir
decided stand, has until this time, preser
we'd our republican Institutions in that
purity impaired to them by the sages Of
the Revolution, who fought against tax,
oppressive duties, and kingIy prerogative.
After q lapse Of near half century, the
''alen and sedi,ion party" are in power,
and rot revertlng to the rightful progress
which federalism acquired under the iuhu.
ence of Adams ard Hamilton, (who wish.
ed the President and Senators elected loI
life,) have, by their majority in Congress
committed the most violent, Aagraut and
nefarious act, aimed not only against the
rights of the States, the dignity Of sove-
reignty, but calculated to break down anC
trample upon, those principles of liberty
and political equality the rich inheritance
derived from our fathers and 80 much ap.
preciated by Freemen. ...
What high-handed act of violation will
the wing majority next enact? How ia
will their ingenuity, their hatred for tn
many; for The people, prompt them openI,
TO dssecrate the altar Of our freedom
And may we not expect them to establish
in the States, the eligibility Of voters?
We ask, will Gov. Tucker so far forge
what is due to himself, due to the people
due to the proud principles, upon which
he was elevated, as to obey the kiogIy
mandate of congress and convoke the LIE
gslature, thereby recognizing this mos
wanton attack upon State Rights? Will
he consent that the federal wing Legisla-
ture shall arrange, determine, and adjudge
what is best for the interests of Missis
sippi?
We know that he will not; for there
would he be utterly unfit to discharge the
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

important Suit. At the rm D,,
Of The U. S. Circuit CounaGsp
there was an important suit ials
consideration being negroes ars.
Mississippi, but sold and con'ncsl
LOUISIANA, on the opposite bllSi
river. The Court decided Iha,vs
state Of facts, the constitutional B,
ton Of Mississippi did moi apply.
ment for plaintiffs.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

WASHINGTON. 1t is slasj, gu
Index, as a singular coincidence 1
death of this great and good mn, Id
drew his last breath 10 The last a
the last day Of the week in The last @
of The year, and ia The last year q
century. viz; Saturday sIsAt, Cd
December 81, E99.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

OF Among other volunteer toasts de.
llvered at the celebration Of the 4,h, q,
Franklin, was The following odd one BY
/" Ding & Speh." =" The fair ser. The
wheelhorse Off the United States, and the
jackscrew of all "kreashun."
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Er. Paper.

The Richmond Enquirer, on good au-
thority, thus contradicts the story Of Gov.
DORIS abolitionlsm:
"ir. Dorr has never been member Of
any abolition society whatever. His
views of slavery are very likely in ac>
cordance, with large portion of the peo.
pie of the north; but in common with
those of nine.tenths, we know that be-
lieves that non.slaveholding States have
no right to interfere with the Pc
culir institutions of the South. When he
was candidate for Congress, so little
confidence had the aboliiionists 10 him,
that they almost to a man cast their votes
for the present wing members, Tilling-
hast and Cranston, they being more or
thodOx on this question than Gov. Dorr.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

A case was recendy decided me
,rict Court of Belfast NAIVE, ~N'COa
mencedrwo years aso,Ior the ''loai
ninety.,wo cents. Tbe Cost aacA
70 $500.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
Dead March.
La Fayette's March.

18th. The President Of The u States.--
May wisdom and patriotism alone, direct
and influence him in his councils.
American March.
9Th. Our Foreign ReIationS.-W When
our rights, our honors, and our interests
are involved, may the nations motto ever
be: ave will demand nothing that is not
strictly right, and submit to nothing that
is Wrong.N
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09

North Carolina, The 6usie d
paratiou for the Stale elections =
heard throughout the 'OId North.
grea, debate between the Two c'al
for Governor came off Ia Fayell''II
other day, which lasted o'et ., h9''
was heard by alaTse assembly woo
tested the livelies' interest 'nL''0 E
1t is said to have displayed g''l.
great ability on both ' i,, 'ni
Q claims the victory .IlS'N7
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-07-09
TWE 10 N
LEXINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
Saturday July 9, 1912.

NWTE are authorized TO announce JAMES
wv e. MATTHEWS, as II candidate for
Auditor of Public Accounts, at the election to be
held in August next.