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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-02-09
state Of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

et al vs. - s....'',,
ct appearing 10 my satisfaction that john
q Day the defendant. has left :his S;a:e, with
view OF residing in Alabama, on niuiion of
Griffin 81 Burt, Ordered TIM, The sai! John Day
do plead, answer ar dcnl;r TO this bill within
three months fiom thr publication of this order
or the said j. I've lake., pro eonfess0 sgnins,
him. J. TERRY. C. =. L. u.
Feb 3. slI2. lmf.hh
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Ca8SEa A9s.H.1.TED.

VEyHE subscribers publish hi, notice hoping
II that all persons indebted To ,brin will
avail themselves Of the opportunity 10 savem mo.
ury by ligulduling their debts by the 2jt uf
THIS inst.
PARKS IL BARKER.
Feb. :. 1s42 . 3
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SEcRETARY'S OrFIce.
Columbia 10Th Jar lSi2.
TO all whom it may Concern


NDElT KNOWN. thai JOS. u. YARNUM
Ii . ni Baltimore, County. in the Siato of Ma
ry!anj. hlely appointed and commissioned by
lis Exccllcrcy ibc Governor Of this State,
Commissioner ito luke the Acknowledgements
or proof of any deed. mortgage, or "tlic. cou-
seyaucc Of any lands or tencricnls lying in nr
heng in the State, or Of any Contract. Letter
Of Attorney. or any other writing under seul.
10 be nsed and recorded in the State" did. on
,lc 2slli day OF December. loil. take and sub.
scribe un oath before Thomas Kc,I, Clerk Of
Baltimore County Cou:,. oI the State OF Ma
ryand. that he will well and faithfully perform
all the duties Of Commissioner or Commissions
crs. according 10 an act Of the Senuie & House
of Representatives ofthejSiare Of S"uth Caro-.
lima, entitled "An &c, 10 authorize The appoint
ment of n Commissioner 10 ,ake the ncknowl.
edgneuts Of Deeds, and ntl,cr Instruments Of
writing under seal. mud f'r other purposes"
passed on the I7,h December, 1894. TO the best
ofhis ski. and ubiii,y.
WM. r. ARTHUR,
Deputy Sec'y Of Stale.
Jan 13. 1912 E ,
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Aslsminsstpaeor,s a Nosice.

a IL. pc, sons indebted To the estate o. Jesse
"A Graham. deed, are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having Claims
nsains, the sane arr requested 10 present Them
duIy at,es;cd within the time prescribed by law.
J. G. ALLEN, Admir-.
Feb. 9, 1872 s s
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LIST NOTICE,

A IL persons indebted 10 the Subscribers
n ere herebyl notified tla, unless payment
rf their notes and accounts is made by The 18Th
of March next, the, will certainty be plar' d in
ihrlrand4 Of an Attorney fnr collection. PAY
Us ND SAVE COST in, time.
BLAND IL CATLIN.
Feb q Ii42 =
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aNEoaaem iksEIsnnfeff.

TTYHE Subscribers lake rhis method Of re-.
u turning tl,eir thanks 10 a liberal public.
und respectfully solicils q continuance ofihcir
patronage.
But i; the same time we are under the ne
ccssty Of calling upon those indebted TO us to
come forward and liqudate their Notes and Ac-
counts Immediately. III ii is utterly impossible,
for ,is to 20 on with business. unless our rusto--
n,ers pay ns more punctually. The extreme
pressure Of the times render This absolutely No.
ccssary.
BLAND g. BUTLER.
Jan 10 f 81
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For Sale.

a WOMAN rhiry.iive year. Of Ogc. 'wG
IA Girls. ~ and 4. and two boys md z.
They will be sn!d on IL cici, of on. two and,
three yenrs. or as the owner IL dcsiroms "f re-
placing fellows in their stead the will m,ke an
exchange. Apply nj this Office.
Ian OF ~
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The hill providing for new appor,ion-
ment of Representatives in the lower house
Of Congress. gu he basis Of the recent CEN
sus, aud at the rate oi 6s.0lO for each Re
will number the representa-
lion of the several States as follows:
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In conversation. Mr.. Wise has stated
that the challenge was written by Mr. IL.
Cla, himself. au,! that had the principals
and their two seconds bceu alone on The
ground. the affair would have beeu ami.
cably adjusted without, shot being fired.
Many circumstances have 'ransp'rod
since The event, which 80 lar 10 prove that
the death nf Ciilsy was deliberately de-
,ermincd upon. and ,hal i, was nothing
less than murder. premGdits,od III cold
blood, for pulitlca purposes, aud that It's
in,tieator wa, Henry Clay. In addition
I. what Mr.. Wise says, an 10 his writing
the challenge. and having the manage
r,ent Of the afiair. il is known that when a
rumor was circulated OF difficulties exist.
ing hctwecu Graves and Cilley, mh:"h
would he likely 10 Terminate in duel. a
member ol Congress haslencd TO MIR. Clay.
no, being aware OF his having any counec.
lion with it. aud begged his interference 10
prevent its going any further. Mr.. Clay
repled with al oath 'ihnt il was keu-
lucky quarrel, and should be gone through
With, should krnIuckiaGs have 10 wade
ku.c deep in burL TO eject H." The
quarrel was fastened upon Ci!ley by one
of the hes, rifle shors in Kentucky, Graves
having been repeatedly selected as The
braS shot ui his neighborhood. Cilley on
The contrary was but little acquainted with
the rifle, aud the weapon they placed ID his
i..u.,. ...,- ,i.s, ,s..."d- d-r-no 30 IlguI and in
rfiiclca, that many good judges have ex-
pressed au opinion, tina, Graves would not
have been injured had he heea hit, Added
TO this was Cilley's imperfect vision, which
rendered the use OF speclaclcs necessary 10
enable him to see his opponent. These
circumstances viii! enable your readers TO
decide with what propricty have desisna-
ted the death Of Cilley a' a coId-hlooded,
deliberate and picmcdislci murder.
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Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury
~. h;,o,,n t,n 2l

suu. ot.
In the Senate to-day The Treasury uotc
bill was signed by the Speaker. aud imme-
dia,cly after, Mr. Simmons, Of Rhode Is
lnnd, announced the death Of his colleague.
MI. Dixon, in II very appropriate aud af-
fec,iug language The customary resolu-
,ions were then adopted. and The Senate
adjourned.
In the House of Representatives. Mr..
Cross submitted resolution calling on the
President Of The United States for the re-
port Of the Commissioners appointed TO
run the boundary line between the United
Stuies aud Texas.
Mr.. Albums said. rs this resolution re-
quired unanimous consent, he would agree
10 il provided the House would adopt his
three resolutions calling ou the Depart
menfs for information 10 be used IN his de-
fence: which was not agreed To.
a message was then received from tn"
Senate announcing the death "f Mr.. Dix
ens when. alier some remarks from MIR.
sriIlingbast. The House adjourned.
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Fresh Teas,
List Of Letters

Lust Of Letters
HD EMAlNiAG IN The Post Office ut EdSc.r
Ao, field Court House. on the Is, day orjan-
uary, 1872
Person" applying for Letters on this lrs',-
will please mention they are advertised
Jones. WIN Es9
Allen, Hiram James, James
Auaway. W g. s
Aiknsoa. ID 2 k'Icrease. W +.
Abnry. Dr Mathew w Knox, Jofn
iuaway, William l.
Aliens DIR cram &i''cirss. mrs I II
X ID lAIneray. 10 tho roIaj
toms OF VIM
Dow!cs Isaac Low Bazzill
l,aNset' C".: John Long. Capt Jacob
orad'haw' Lahdrnm. DR. John
Boyd. Edmund Lockwood. BP
Bird. Cnrollnc LImdy VIM y
baylfy, William Lake.J or Cook
Blrdsey Phllo & ~
Buekhaitcr. L Mccall. RevJW
Bnrt. , McCIendou. Alien
Butler. Col Al Melton, Wiley
B"stwick, amos 9 McWilliam-, Coll C
Bird Eh.red "a NeCny. Asa d
Bronson. William Esq. DC Donald. BE
d. ,rzsr : '"A s'" MJos 4, ~
G Mitchell GH
Croo. John N
Clark, A Q MOBILES, NobIes
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bili.ies of the Bank are in round namber
goo, ,0G0. One hundred and seyenly6ve
thousand of which. are deposits and un-
claimed dividends. leaving circulation of
bills, road certificates and bonds Of i've
hundred aud thirty odd thousand dollars,
The assets exclusive Of The road are about
S500, 900. $500. 600 Of which il is calcula-
led are unavailable. The meeting elected
.lhe following gentlemen control The in.
sii;usion for the ensuing yegr.
JOSEPH DAY. Presiaen,
Directors,
It. G. HOLT,
JIG. MOORE,
JAS. SMITH,
ST. LANlER.
JNO. D. WlNN,
JOHN DALEY.
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Thirty negroes belonging to Gen. Gril'
I'm, of various ages aud value, and asslgn-
ed hp him. for the payment of his Stock
in the Monroe RaiIroad Bank, were sold
Yesterday u, public outety. They brought
27.6lO. payable in Mouroe Railroad mo
ney. From the result OF sihc sale, the
value of The money may be estimated as
wurib 33t per cc,l.-M Macon Messenger.
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TIE petition presented by Mr.. Adams.
IN Moaday, and OF which the following is
copy, has created the excitement:
10 tae Congress Of The United States
The andcrsigned, citizens Of Havcrh'll'
ID lfte Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
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MR.. WISE.


The ruthless attacks "f Mr.. Adams,
made on every possible occasion. have at
length induced Mr.. Wise To make state
menl Of his agency in The Graves aud Gil
ley duel. We are truly glad he eau 50 far
cxculpn,e himseIf-aud see now nothing
to blsme him for hut The folly Of consent
ius to act as second. bound by written
instructions which deprived him oe all in
dependence. He thus allowed himself TO
be tame and helpless instrument IN car
ryiug out quarrel. the character and re-
sui, Of which shocked the moral sense OF
the whole community.
Our Washinstou Correspondent, after
giving an account Of The explanation Of Dir.
Wise. aud stating that when the latter
made his appeal 10 Messrs. Clay and
Crnendcu TO confirm the truth OF what
he said. those gentlemen were found mis-
sing from, The seats they had just occupied
in The House. proceeds TO make the follow
inc remarks in further explanations or The
merit, OF this much talked Of affair.
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,NSTFC'E.

U WILL attend the following places TO coz
Il lee, Taxes for the year lSli.
TIN Monday Eth Fcbrlnry nj Pine House.
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Administrators Sale.

Feb. =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11
siEE 6tAEEY.

Died. at Mount Ephram, hcriahcrs residence. onthe
25th Jaly, JANE TAYLOR. daughter of the Rev. John
J. and Anna Keith Royal, aged yeafs, She was Il
beautiful and lovely child whom parents and friends
doated-but like the haele flower, crushed with III
morning dew yet glItlering upon its leaves, she hath
fallen, and is NOW numbered with the dead. Her pa
rents and friends grere and yet rejoice that she hath
gone 10 His bosom, Who said, "Suier little children /,
come unto me, aud forbid them MOTOR Of such is tho
kingdom Of Heaven
-. on Friday. The ed July. by accidental drown
inc, nj FarmyIllc, Prince Edward. PETER /. AMBER
SON, fnl., universally respected by all who knew him
In the sudden dca.h ct this worthy man. the
" IN which he lived has sustained "A severe loss. j.
may be truly said that he always acted the golden
rule. do unto others You would have them do unto
YOU The deceased had no family, and hnt one broth
er living, known to the writer, Sterling &. Anderson
Esl. o Campbell, It is true that in hf midst Of il,
we in death.
-. at his residence in Hampshire county, on Tho
23d nit. Col GEonGE PARKS aged about ~ yoars--ir
lsa9 member Of the House of Delegates Of Nn4ina--
and man of great eeeen'rcy Of character and original
y OF mind. lie was then Conservatives and voted
uniformly Tor Mr. Rnes Senator. He served tom
Of duty under Gen Harrison during the late war as the
Captain Of volunteer company. and llous ad-
ycdare II his old commander in the political clmpaign
Of lSio
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.ssic sai,ssso.c 4..;l Ele..s, se1s.

TEVll, races at this place will commence on Tuesday,
Il the god, Of September. and continue our days.
fmsr nW--Farmers' purse of $50, milo heats, free
only for unframed HORSES.
SEeoNp p,y-A pnrse Of $50. . mile heats
TmRp nAy-A purse Of S 81. , mile heats.
forRrn pM-luekey Club purse Of $500, 3 mile
heats.
Entrance lor the aboye purses. 10 per cent.
III addition TO the above purses, the following stakes
arc open. 10 come OH ut the above meeting
No. IA post stake Iur / year Odds, mile heats,
subscription 5000. hall Forfeit Ia close the 10th Of Sep
temher. Three OF more 10 make race.
No. "A Sweepstake tar year old colts that never
mile heats. subscription 500, hall forfeit,
10 close as above. Three more TO make race
No. 3--A Sweepslahe tur year old colts that never
won mile heals. Subscription $40 halt Forfeit 10
close above. Three moro TO make race.
T.. {. MOORE, Proprietor
Aug. II WOW
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DIHRfiL's SPRINGS, Aug 6, 1912.
10 The Editors ~ lhe uRinian:
6eHtencH-l ou will no doubt confer favor upon
the travelling public, and do but justice this delightful
retreat, (wh,rc good WATER good fare. aud every
nence aud uNury invite the invalid and traveller to
au) You VIII STATE III your pafer that the road lead
INC 10 this place. by way OF the Blue Ridge and the
Natural Bridge have been put In complete repair. aud
are NOW in good better condition for travelling than
they were before the late destructive ireshe in this
gon Mr. Duroll. the worthy proprietor, whosc attcn
ton 10 hs guests and iudeious arrangements for their
comfort are proyerbia has suffered severely fear by
the exaggerated reports e the state Of the roadshis
having shut up his house. discharged his servants. Sc,
all OF which are without any foundation. The Springs
We're never IN better order and all who in quest OF
health, or amusement recreation, during the warm
seson could not do better than repair 10 tins shady and
quiet retreat Where rational enjoyment is offered
10 the pleasure seeker. whilst the closest aud knes at
tenton Is paid to the yaeludnarian
Please say as much IN your paper. for the benefit
like ct The public aud the esmabIe and onterprslne
proprietor
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et. The Richmond Star intmatcs that John IL Plea
SAINTS, Esq. will resume his connection with the
Richmond Wing. The Star says; mo man ever was
blessed with sauncher friends enthusiastic al
mlrers; and he will be most heartily welcomed among
MS once more. lie is n man whom Nature made just
five grains generous for his good Ii he had
Is drop of worldlincss in him. he would be as
successful as he is talented, and consequence,
would enjoy Just much loss of hearty esteem and love
from his friends. With the addition OF his pen. the
Wing Will in Tip top order"
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81 We are informed by the Republican that '1hc
Loco Foco papers" flote Alexander Iamon's opinions
against protective tariff or the benefit of their federal
wing r,ends.' Well-as one good turn deserves a
noter, VIC quote Andrew Jackson's, Martin Van Blu
rcn's. John c. Csllodn's, Thomas H. Benon's. Rich
ard NJ Johnson's, Mahlun Dickerson's and John II.
Eaon's votes in .faror of all The Protective Tariffs,
from 1916 do,cn 10 1893 ncltsirc (some of them for
one, and Of them cor anoher) for the benefit Of
ou Loco Foco Federal friends! Here is federal au-
thorty against tariff, and democratic authority in its
favor-And yet tie tariff is called federal measure -
llumbue is the order of the day.
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Icga:cts' sale OF Land and ~
.l1grOCH.

fE'lE Undersigned the Legatees of the Estate ofte
p late Mary Reynolds, deed. will. on Friday the
10Th day Of August next proceed u SELL public
ton. al the late res denee of the said Mary Reyuulls
near the old Canal. III the County OF Bedford, the
Land nnd Negroes, belonging 10 the said
fstato. The Land adIons the Land Of Joshua Rey
nolds, Roen &. 1urp,n. aud Moses Snead and is
bounded on the east b, James River, embracing some
valuable low grounds, and portion. perhaps third
Is we'll tInbocd. aofdiug excellent Iohaoco Land
II contains by old survey. 200 .sGKES. Doom
Ing further description unnecessary they would simply IN
slte MI persons wishing 10 purchase, to call aud examine
the premises, which will be shown by either of the Mr.
Reynolds or ii. MaJot application. The terms
will be liberal, aud made known on the day of sale.
THE l.EGArEES.
AUGUST t26A
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CENSUS OF vIRGiNIA.-We arc indebted to
Capt. Walter Coles for very valuable sheet, prepared
at his instance by the Clerk of the House of Reprcsen
iatiyes, for the use ofthe citizens of this State. We
reer 10 the Census of Virginia showing the population
IN each county Of the State as well the aggregates
IN It's two great geographical dvisons-the number of
in persons and Of slayes-he representative numbers
&c From tbs seet we learn that the total population
oil Eastern Virginia IS SO6.9i2.
And Il Western Virginia, 49,. S5J
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Ill lost to close.

seEING determined to bring our presen, lnsoe.s .o
close as speedily rs possible, We shall. from III,
he oier our large stock OF Dry Goods witbo,,, ree,
enee to cost, ron .H0.YET. IL will ie a',.na ., ,ee'
ss' OF many Goods suitable the present and aoorae
ing season we are aware that in some Descriptions Of
Goods there is considerable decline: ali Of s,sL ,rs an,
e.Hoa regard 10 cost, and the residue At COST III,
d,'e, oy wholesale or RETAIL are invited to call az
with us. '"'eies' W zeal
Ia addition to oul stock of Dry Goods We have n,
n l,' good assortment Of G. X o G ERIES
"'eh we o'rr at the lowest marke, rates. to which 60
'''' "e "l'n''on OF our customers and others
July 90 y IN .InE.
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n.cp,mONn MEDICAL COLLEGE.

TE1IIf winter term Of Lectures in this Institution.
4 Will commence Oh Monday, the 3lsi Of October,
and continue months.
JOAN Cullen ". D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tice of Medicine.
J.. w. Chanbcrlaynr. NJ. d., Professor Of Matorla
Medica and Therapeutics.
r. l.. Bohaunan, NJ D.. Professor of Obstetrics aud
Diseases Of Women and Children.
'Yh. johnson, NJ d, Professor Of Anatomy and PLY
siooey.
Aug /. Warner, NJ. D., Professor Of Surgery and
Surgical Anatomy.
S Maupin, NJ. D. Professor of Chemistry and Phar-
macy
Professors Cullen and Warner will each deliver
two Clinical Lectures a week. in the lnfrmary at the
College; Professor Johnson two week, at the Aims
House; aud Professor Chambcrlayne occasional Lee
lures at the Pcntcn,iarg and City Hospital, interest
ng cases present themselves. These institutions fur
nish large number Of instructive cases, and tho
neraus Clinical Lectures, to all Of which the Student
will be admitted without charge, will afford him rare
advantages for becoming acquainted with the types Of
Southern Diseases and Witnessing the appropriate treat
ment. The Surgical cases admitted into the College
pfiTnary afind Tie Professor of Surgery opportunities
of performing many Of the Major and Minor operations
before the class.
The facilities for the study Of practical Anatomy arc
unsurpassed any where The neate,ih for dissection is
most ample and the extensive Anatomical Museum is
well stored with healthy aud morbid preparations.
The Chemical Apparatus and collection of specimens
in AIatera Medica very complete In fine the In
situation offers facilities Tor the prosecution of Medical
studies unsurpassed by any similar Institution In this
country.
Fees 800 TO each Professor.
The price Of Board including fuel lights, servants at
tendance, Sc is lrom So 80 to s. 90 per week.
AUG l.. WARNER,
Dean of the Faculty.
Richmond, Aug II l0th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

MEDICAL SCll0OiS.-We copy, by request
(see fourth pagc,) an article from the Norfolk Beacon
in relation to the Medical school attached to the New
\ ork University -rom which it will be seen that that
distinguished surgeon, DR. p Mattauer of Prince Ed
ward, his accepted invitation deliver in that nst
tuton during the winter course of Lectures ON his re
cent Improvements IN the surgical treatment of Slric
lures Of the Crctlra. We understand. by the way
that DIR. Mettaucr. few days ago. successfully prror
med the operation Of Lllhorty ,pon an old gentleman
aged - years.
W he on this subject, would invite public atten-
ton to the ,lcdical School in Richmond. which it is
more important that the people of this State should sus
tain and cherish lis faculty very able one aud its
facilities Of mparng instruction are not inl ror to those
OF any ohe, medical school in the Union Ni1r York.
ii seems, has broken the charm which once seemed to
attach TO Phadel ha diploma; and il is now deemed
possible To manufacture an NJ ID. beyond the limits of
that city. Why not in acknowledgements for those
who expect to practise IN Southern climate? Attached
to the Medical School in Richmond is Hospital
Which is we believe always occupied giving to the stu
dent opportunity oiconbiang the practice with the
study of his profession We would therefore advise all
with "hom "e may have any influence 10 attend the
Meca! School ofA renla II, however there be tho
Tia; they should 60 elsewhere, we do not doubt that
til NJ fok school olers as many advantage, as any
other.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

The Land Iimd@fhe Raleigh Star states that Mr..
{. l.. Hinton, the treasurer of North Carolina, who
had been 10 Washington get the portion of the Land
fund due that State, had returned without the money
IN consequence of proper arrangements for the transfer
not having been made. The Secretary, this
could be DONE however was to forward him draft for the
amouni-Gov, Corsn, Of Ohio has also applied for that
States quota.
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Aug | |
EfgNCNgiOn.
RICHMOND COTTON YARNS.

THsIE SUBSCRIBERS have rented and are now
b. working on their account. the well known
Cotton Factory of the RICHMOND AL9NUF.1C-
TURING COMPANY. and are prepared to furnish
Cotton Yarns of the most approved quality.
1t has been subject Of ompaint heretofore, with
the merchants of Western Virginia. that they could
purchase Southern Yarns. for cash. cheaper in Bai-
more and Philadelphia than at the places where they
are made.
Wenow beg leave to inform them, that we will make
such discount fer c A S II, as will reduce our
yarns the lowest price which article of similar
quality can be procured in any other market.
Office at the store OF Messrs II. W. & j. j. FRY
s. Co. T.. b. BENTLEY s. co.
RlcHMoND, August l0hf'
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~ The land fund, about which is 50 much is said
II divided among the population Of the United States,
would give to each individual seven sXieentls part of
eent-ati5toa hall a cent a piece STATESMAN.
How important. thfn, it :aust be. that this immense
fund shall be retained in tie federal treasury What a
rast reduction would effect in the scale of duties +
What wonderful effect il would exert in restoring and
maintaining public credit The Madisonian demon
sraes the Importance Of the sacrifice of the whole Rev
eae Bill, by the Presidents Veto rather than permit
this fund to be withheld from the federal ioasury-
Docs it notl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

MIR. CLAY IN NlRGINIA-The Alexandria Ga
zetie says; Owe have the encouraging political
accounts from the Northern Neck of Virginia There
is said to be not Tyler in the seven counties
(abont the average in the Commonwealth )-''and sev-
eral gentlemen who voted for Van Buren, al the last
Presidential election have now oct openly for Mr.
Clay o 81 SIC onacst