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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Rangers sale.

TVHE following stroys will be sold
H. on the first Monday IN January
lS42. at the cou. house door Ia the
town of LeXin lton The TAX RS up #
sall trays are requested to Lave them
Or seat on he day Of Ie--
Ia c up b, Young d. A''en, on
mare mule, ten or eleven hand hig =
bay color, no marks or brands, oppra s.
to SI5--aIso o eflIy about a years
old, of 50 rel color, branded with a
diamond on the lie t hip with IL fl IRE
S IN the damon !, SOM saddle mar s
OH til bac opprais d to $40.
j. ken ply B, f. Dnlany, sorreI
tho Sc with bald face, hind feet ana
legs white, one fore foot aud leg viii e,
five and half ha DIS high, eight or
nine We lrs old, appraised to SO
Taken up by Deaso X ight-on
COW and cali, the COW is oar d and
white p dcd color, marked wi nswal
luwiork in the left Ell tie calf I'M
.maarI cd, appraised to S12.
Taken Up by Jesse Hicks, 4 head OF
cattle, one steer marked with crop
off he left ea", and halfcrop off the
right, hrand' d with he lie ter + on the
LEFT hi apprai ed to POD.
One COW and co'f, the COW marked
with crol AMI hall crop oft the left
ear, and crop and split i'll the right
| rand, d with the + tier II on the liglt
hip appra scd t. lod.
One helcr marked with a swallow
fork d underbit III the light ear
randod with tie letter A Oh the night
hip; prraised TO Cd.
WILLIAM GILMORE. Ranger
Holmes county. MI,
Nov q. IDS
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Notice.

\ ETTERS O.! Admi istrati with
- the last wiIIatdt>tami ntal eh'
ed, having b en- Sr.nt d to 'hea' der,
sgncd, al G &c o er term 81, -"
Il. Hoa'nlr Probate Couit o. llo mes
county, on die sta 0. v ills D'Re Z
dec asrd. office Is hereby gwen 10 all
perso IS having or holding clans q,
uamst.a d d C de IS estate. lopTc't"
the1 within he time limited BY NV
or,le same will be forever barFeaIL
Dosc il debteI will make lmm G&
payment.
CALEB WORLEY, Admit ::
90 IS CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Notice.

7 ET'rER, OF A mnist,o ion VT,
Inc lat will and les anent ANNEX.
ed, h wig been gran ed to the m a..
s'ghed at TIE eptcm, er trn l84I, d
tie Hon Probate { curt Of Holmes n y
o. IN Q t t of Necdham ToIar decd
nollca i, hereby given to all per .srs
hM ing Or hid ng ella m, against said
dece ents estate. 10 pr, sell, rhem with
IN the tine limited by law, or tie ,ane
will b. forever barred, and tho n,
debted will MAKE immediate aynlept,
ABoOLEM " TOlAR, A.
JOSHUA K TOLAR,
Administrators.
Oct. 8, AZ CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Fall Goods

rom 1T TCHJy
j Lol r celvng by e sub c,,,.
from New York, an the p S',. ..
N"rsct, a mple e ass e,t I'd 'e'n
EALL aAD NM TEL '' G9 eM@
I I Iolhl e Boots. Ku set, I B-os \.
bIllk t, Linsa>'s Etc, Which D. v1, n,
sold low fer cash or,o TO-. "'' "
o,c W. X. BABCoCK,
~ i04l' Tchula.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
ELECTION.
Montgomery BeaE

Montgomery pea" !,
,vHERE will be an election h'a n
L 4 ichIand, on saturday, h. I q
day of November, for the P r .;rD I,
electirg Il Lieu enani a d h'SI s,ns !
fill lie vuraacies IN he Mol'sols y?
Beat. All PC sons belonging u W n,
company re 'eques ed to 70 P'''N'
and elect lhir officers.
CAPT. Johnson. ,,,,.
l.. 6; LlPSlE, ""''
n. MEX Ek. or,o.
Capt. Johns n retllr ing o" M.
By oraer of A. NJ. M'Y0' NJ IN n.
Con. 9Th Regimen, NJ d h
October 2lth, 1871. o.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Notice..

4 WILL as admi is IA or, Of all and
Z s.nguar ;he good J, ch iteIs and Gre
Its VIII Oh were Of Peter M'luto,n-
de'd. at the Junaa vt rm 1912, OF tie
'robhe Cour of Holm 'oun Y, pre-
,rnt the account OF SAIL dec d n as
admin str.toro n. Camp ell, late ct
aid ouaty. d ID iot fl al ,otIemea
AID a.lowa ce.
JNO. MIN 1851. adn'r of
Peer NJ Into il, de a.
Oct. 80, 5l-lOw
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
pnOr OSALS

For publishing in the city Of Jnchson
Mss. ~echL NelwPipr 10 he caiIrd III.
MISSISSIPPI STATE JOURNAL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Commission REOUSr.
Oct. g.,

RI HE sub cibers have opened ,
Il COMMISSION FORWARDING b0py
The, VII keep constantly in ole
and for sale, Lag.ing 70. plantation
suppl eS &c. Before The scasp ior
st ring co to- arrives, they will have
Iarg and superb houses in reada es,
A share Of pa ronage is respectfully
sole ted.
MOREHOUSE MATHER, l. Go.
Tchula, 10, 1871. 2-t,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
ELEC'TIOM
GORGEVILLE BEAh

GORGEVILLE BhAh
THERE will be al rIec'o S, "''j
IL Georges Sp'ing, on S'' rot h
TIE 9Th d y ofNovem e = h =, at d
purpose of eli cling q Ll. ~. eyitI
Ensign. to fill tn vac nc,T i I nest|
in tie Gonrgeyil'o Beat . !, A, r. rod
belonging 0 sal company a oIScl lbsi
ted % b. present ana e''''
ficcrs. :, ,o;rt msl
ger. on The dae Of eI' 9 ~"
rtturnir g ffic r. By rler , q ron
A. nj. MAYO, Col Mi Nj H
Oct "a 27t1 ReRi'""
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
EV A. G. M'NUTT,

Governor of TIE STATE Of mississippi
To TIE SHERIFF. OF HOLMES COUNTY
Greeting:
WHEREAS, | have rec i've intor
NATION that vacancy has ocuued IN
tie office If r preventative III the Le-
q.sIalute Of the county Of Holmes, oy
lie resignation Of ] homas i. Land
Esq. lido, the Ell re, i.,ue this Writ
aut orziug and requiring you to hold
an eec ion in J our coun y. o. Frld,y
and SaurdA,, tie 2ilh aud 25th dol S
Of De,cmb Il next, t, Gil said vacancy
aid DO, moreover, cnjoin you to
con act the SAM, ia all tesgecl>, on
frmabIy to law, a d m1.o dua return
The col 10 the Sec etlW Of State.
In TESTIMONY WHERE.
o., have hereunt' SIT IN
hand, and caused rre"eai sraI
L. S. Of II C State 10 lie flixe Il
.lac son, this llth day o.. Nov.
A. d. ISll, ard of &c ,ove.
reig,tv of c Stat of Mi,s,s-
sipfi, the twpn'y-dfh.
a. G. MINUTE.
By the Governor:
TAoNAS b. " GOD WARD,
Secrctuy Of State.
Nov o. &c
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Nov q.
L E'gsSG& G7S sale
OF
EANED & Ns1GGRO MS.

~ Y virtue Ola deed of trust executed
~ by William Fl. G!aS. cock 10 the
undersigned l'lu tee, the said Trustee
VIII on the 2Gth daN OF December next
en- the plan alton of the said William
II. GIasscock, III the county Of Holm S
aud state Il Mis- is>ippi,eXpo,e to pub
lie SIIe, the SAID Plantation and Ne
grces, of which p session will be Civ
en- Immediately, al,o at he same rime
aud place about TWEEN Y likely slaves
h, rses. mules, oxen. Gait c hogs, and
and gear. plantation utensils,
and kitchen furniture and
man O her thing too TEDIOUS TO m N.
tion--shuuid all the property aiore,
s I'D not be sod OH the day azores id,
the sale will he con inued Ilom day to
day unniall be sold.
I he plantation will be sold on a
credit OF one and two years, the pur-
chaser or purchasers are required TO
q c bond witt approved security, II e
negroes and personal property will be
sid Tor cash.
The no es Of the bank of the State
Of Alabama, or any braa,h bank, the
Planters and Merchuht's b nix, or Of
the bank Of Mobile, in state of Alab :
ma, and of othe, banks viii h said
Trustee may consider equivalent to
notes afo csaid will be received in
payment; and such title conveyed us
is vested in he undersigned Irustee.
b. r. MOORE, Trustee.
Nov. 81, 1910. 2-tds.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
lyLLOI..!1 I'll 7 Go
Boots. shoes, II HHatS

~ENTS hack dress coats
E " Frees 90
Cold Dutch Frccxtcos, new
Sporting coats, do Lar.)
" Sarji ct f'rocks
Jean, DE-. (new s'yIe.)
Foacy Cass. Pants.
i}ac Cloth do
CaSSinet do
{. Jeans 60
Black satia, Fancy Swans down.
md fgd YES S, for sale by
RAbCOCk.
Wow Il. IchuIa.
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suspend the rules, Ia majority 1.-TWO thifdsbeS feqnlr
sd Gr that purpose:)
Wrsr ALEXANDER, PA.) Jul, Z, 1872.
In pursuance Of public notice a meeting Of the cit
IN. Of N,si Alexander aud lis vicinity, Washington
runty Pa cnsrntd al the school ous. IN said place.
The meet ting or2anized ~ calling Hugh Ann
strong. Esq TO the chair, aud appointing john W. Allen
10 act as Secretary
The object OF the mocn. being stated. which nus
the alarming stretch Of power by the Executive uf the
United States IN hs late ut the provisional tirin
bill taken conncxion with previous Of oppression
md ,rrahcr, from the source. it agreed
spplin the following named citizens 10 art a
nee drauah resolutions for the euisl Of the
meeting, viz James Mayer. H. X love. aud William
Amrs. who alter rciIrsin,nt submitted tht following
resolutions:
Resolred. That whereas the Presi,en. Of the nj
ted States has, by his actions and words made known
III his late veto message that he will be guided by his
own will aiall hazards, IN defiance Il popular sent
nent the O~S interests OF our suffering country t
rr we. portion OF the constituents o the Hon T. VI.
I. M'k-nnan, solemny protest against this alarming
slnch Of the Executive preroealiven rendering the will
of onc man paramount 10 will OF the nation.
q Resolred, That i. NJ. L. Mck nnan be requested
all his cN,rlons With his associates Congress
ipass all laws thought Ii be- orc benefit OF the country
tr which he elected, aud let the odium Of defeat
the President, should he chuose stl To act the
Iart OF Dictator
3. ResoIred. That we will never bow the lncc to an
insp.ni rant; that the President has power nal
lily laws u Derc Vcdcncy; aud that the assumption
81 sucl, power dangerous civil liberty, and
trncivc OF the principles oil The Government. Repub
leans W no prepared Tor such submission longer
deserve the name; and for ourselves aud children
protest against such serYc sulnisson as Gully being
worthy OF the subjects oi monarch the sris OF Rus
ola. No Rail,r sink rnr gallant navy. and suffer
nur brave army be dislanGcd. and all the evils
resaiiing lheretfun. than permit 81,
toour Representatives $50 far shalt thou pu and no
tir'hcI" Let Congress go and do their duty
CARELESS Of consequences.
4. Resoircd That the foregoing resolutions lc trans
united to the Hon. f. Vi. Il. McKENsAs our Repre-
sentative in Congress, and thai he to- aud is hereby,
respectfully requested to present them the lse al
~. copy Ut the same Ia be published in the " ashns
ton Reporter signed hy the officers
HUGH ARMSTRONG; C.ai,n,on
.Jons W. AiLEs, Sec,'g
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sane lei them hol he prevented iron having lttle 81
N"' i 'hel1 Tea. These sugar duties were an infctiou
upon the white abrers of thus country r the ALLEGED hen
GU oi lie blacks If tie West nds sny one Of HON
could IN siAtccnn
ms rrboio to the Fanatics, whose philanthropy is
'"sY sfeusod IN eeha nj class oi population, than
""th M ahor"rs IN any country ON tie fare OF the
ehe are hall So happy, because here arc the, halt
S' Wei ted aud cled. and entirely dive scd Of all
necessity ior ioretlousi, wc.mcri,cd, ard mus,
have been kccnly felt
VII, Roelnck went step fatlher-and Denounced lie
spun Il proragsndism exhibited in reference to tie in
S'luen Of slavery by the British 90, crnmon. While
nc declared that was more orp Sod 10 slavery
than HIMSELF he prepared 10 say that a nation had
no huslne $, nation that il Nas no ratt of It's duty
to Pre- rasaie any opinion nal,n" There is great
ice too. IN the sulolncd rcmarhs-anl we are lad 10
see that. III the midst Of tie ianacIsm which prevails
IN Eng on this subject and Inch has resulted in
such extensive mischief already. by the abolition Of sla
very III the West Indies, Of her leading men arc
bold ennsh torcsst the torrent OF uncalculang enthusl
assn, and 10 exp lis injurious unjust tendencies Mr.
RoebucN went TO say:
"li they made efforts. nation prevent the say.
trade. Why might tho, inleTere with the niirJ
States and endeayor 10 Put down slavery itSlf} W hce
was tie dstncilon2 Ii they said that the nations Of the
earth should mol have the Tree passage Of The oct an
Tor the purpose OF importing slaves, why wrlc
they MT prepared to 81, that those nations should
not have slavery within their own bounds? The SEA
did not tcong To England. II belonged TO the ma
tons otthe Garth. To assume the power over that cl
emcnt lf the purpose OF puttIng down slavery was To
act on as absurd and false principle ithey should
tell the nicd States oil America we Intend 10 put
down slavery within your territories lie SAID in The
inst place, that this matter o downright common
sttso p"i's We could not pnt pown the slaye-tradc
III 'hs way and We could II VAS Il prineiple which
we ought mol to act We bound 10 use such
means
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
~oIS~TA

fENIE PROPRIETOR Of this Establishment re
turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support, and assures them thai he has made every ar
Engagement for the accommodation of the public,
IN the most comfortable manner. and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence of the embar-
rassment Of the times he has reduced his charges
the following prices:
Board for man and horse per day. 81 80
To ri rnan do m
BY the single meal, for dinner, 50
For breakfast or supper 81
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors his table supplied with every variety which
tie market Afford neat and well furnished rooms;
obl'ging servants. and an nttentire Ostltr.
The Proprietor was sufficiently fortunate, notwith-
standing the lndncss Of the winter to obtain plentiful
supply Of ! { f. 81 that his patrons, who think
"COLD WATER IS THE BEST"
may be assured Of always finding pitcher Of good ICE
WAlER-gutc luxury amid the summer heats.
Tic stages will call any place for the accommoda-
ten of travellers. JAS. NJ. LANGIIORNE.
G5 For hire, good Hack, gentle horses, and a
careful driver. j. NJ. l..
July IL is
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o. We arc glad To perceive. by an article in the
buchanan Neoatanccr. that the people Of that place
are turning their attention to domestic manufactures
MIR. h. Amen las in operation l76 spindlc., 4 looms
and cardtng machines Where blankets Of all sizes are
manufactured che hest (sa,s the wficrl have ever
seen. Mr.. A. also manufactures leans lT summer or
winter wear, which is sud 10 be ursnrpassed Mr.
John Bonsack has establishment on alaperscac hay
Ing san'c 800 spndles, cafding machines and looms
all Of the snesi machinery. The English manuiaetu
rsr formerly hoasod he could manufacture FINN tn,
fleece warm garment in > hours aud the skill sud IN
terpr2e Of john Bonsark can do the same" These
factories and all Of similar kind should be enc ,urapod
furnishing, as they do. home market Tor wool, the
capacity To produce which 10 any cNtent is no " hen.
steaiortha among1h monntanran of Virginia Some
weeks we at the store of Mcssrs Geo Bspby
Co ahcaulin and well finished blanket nowis, Inferior
10 those imported which were astonsled Ia hear WIS
manufactured III NJ nroe county. The vigorous PRISE
cutlon Of this branch of national industry, in cunnnc
ton with others, the true of national wealth
aud prosperity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

State Conrention.-Thc people of most of the cour-
ties in Northwestern Virginia have appointed delegates
to the Convention to lie held in Lewisburg in August
next, in reference to the alleged defects in State
Constitution and for tho purpose of devising the
of their correction Many persons in other States sup
pose that the extension of the rgh, Of suffrage is almost
the only reformation desired by those who camorous
for Convention. This, however is not the case. The
inequality Of representation is regarded much more
important aud from the conflict of supposed real
antagonist interests between the different sections OF the
State. is confcsscdly of more difficult Adjustment
Western Virginia has for example, population of21l ),
0CO, and representation Of IS IN the House Of Dele
gates & l3Scnators while Eastern Virginia, with apop-
ul,u Of to 600, 5a'7 delegate and 70 Senator II
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Rwt IL Ultot- Retiring to a remark ina Virginia
paper. that u farmers talk Of abandoning the
Wheat crop. ON account OF lis uncertainty. the LOU,
vile Journal r,maks, this is prcpostcrous The whes,
crop II says, is as certain any other crop.
when 1t Is properly cultivated. The rust may
always be avoided with absolute certainty hy using
washes aud the Il, hardly proves injurious When
the wheat is sown at the proper season. B., sowing
small 4uan, oi"ood ashes upon ground tia, has et.
SD To produce good wheat ls original aptitude tor the
production Al wheat is restored" We do not profess IA
aay practical kno~lcdge this suIJccl and therefore
cory tho foregoing for What il is worh.
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G0naSasED AFTER


aNlN6 add ONT the principal part ofom q l. u
4 7 X NJ the slore of Burton x Rode. we
have the pleasure ri ihormhg friends and the public
eeherally, that We have rcmeff4 To nat hefse q 4
h " + II T. s Il o Z h of FR + : H.
" II and DESIRABLE GOoDS, and shall
M ioinie continue our business At sfsnpi ua
der the style aud linn Of RODEs 5, BURTON.
Having been very literally palroni7cd by generous
pubic ior nearly hive ycats, under the old and
hras, We fnjtcr ourselves, now that wn have united
our serks aud are better prepared ard the dspa
'od h mcrt lts continuance. that shall iol fail
ali1e nnr m.rt sangninc expectations
Our stock ~ this time is very autr and /, comprised IN
part OF the following very desirable articles. In which.
with many Others not enumerated. we earffaiy invite
the attention ofall WIN are in want Of good Goods al
low prets.
PLAIN aud Figured Silks and Sailns, very and rch
unusually low
Black Italian Silks great variety
Blue hlnek do, handsome and cheap
Black, blue black and colorod thallr,s
Mnusns great variety and very cheap
llaek and coIafed tro DE Nap Aorno very fine
BLACK. blue black. and coured liambaglnrs
syrian Mosl'ns. fine and handsome article ior Ladies
Painted Lawn. and Nlu.ins. from Is to ~
Calleoes At Oh worth Il
dp " Is L. 6d
lo Ena 4" ls6d" ~ ID
Printed tambrcs. yard WIDE. Mt Il I'd
faron Muslin. white aud eoetrd. new aflel1
tamhucs and Mnsns; splendid assortment
Bannei silks aud Lawns. Ncr, luw
bonnet Rhh'ns, aroc supply. cheap
Alpaeea lusrn beautiful article inr adIes' dt,sea
amhtennd Muslin Edgu4s aud nscftnas
Thread and lillblnel l.acc.. Il larpc supply
Sill, Cotton and Nwslcd llosel,. spl, mid assortment
Gloves, ol all kinds. prices aud dcsruuuels
sea1s, Fancy landh, lchles. shawls and Nanullae
rich variety
Cloths, tns,meros. and Nesting,
nomea Nankrcns, brown l.nrns aud Dnngs
summer Cloths and lhhct Cloths. very line
taton Frnms. large stock. very cheap
SILK aud Cotton mhi,aa and paiaspl,
Gambroon,, Italian Cloths toitent a9snefsa Kentucky
lonnos. aud ,ariois other Goods suilabl, l5r zen
tlrmcn's clothing
Culton Oznobura, Bulars aud Tow l,na
llioach,d aud hoNn toluns ion crnts Ia the 6n,si
quality
sugar. Coffee. Sail and Bale Cotton, very low hcsldrs
great ,arict, Of other may aoors an oun
- niLA ol Winch We invite special examination.
ROBES 4 Ill RION.
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FREE !,ADE.

Mr. W alsh, tie Paris correspondents # the National
la'lssenrc In ono OF his recent letters, Sketches an
srrss'ing "ohae IN the british Parliament, reference
tothe existing larils OF Great britain and frao tho
changes contemplated therein. and 10 tie motive in
Which ill., st n.fd''attd changes - ,hoir origin
'Frince (he sa's) discovering that her lin, nlauuc
m"--a very eAhrsiv. vested interest rali, dc
cllh's' ""'ia |" HE h'h'"'1hh in'sh ,l'2ts aud
cloths. proceeds To rolle her tariff for the Protection Of
tie domestic article, AMI drehs the measure II by this
reason a'r' hui ~ the eolsid' rati,n that Sir Ro.u
Feel IN his s'''rai rf'lslen OF the British tmh, delhi
efstly a'slan'd lr'm teach na The ,nornols Lues On
Ffen'h hr71 us vines aud silks Against This nlca
sure. ''o"c'or I'll Robert Peel stated, in Lite speech
III Parilan Mt. M; mail hed If tia, hnl dom without
Carrying an t'ihs' Ihaasf and lie lnaltua if HE
teach g. V'rh"n' 'rs sis III Me 'iur s,ton #
es n'at me bIitis' ports shall be "rned On the
if"faol' "fS 10 "e ~ "i OIL" European countries
l. II manifest therefore, that nt Itiicr the French the
bniSh VI My regards the imposition Of h ayy duties
as ian Hlvrf nfn the c'Isnutr, tut tlal ihcy believe
Try Pfa2 p lnHc'tiiy u the producer als'-else
WE should moi SIC the bc. inning Of war Of commercial
t'F"' h'l"'h thcsf Ky" hngd' 8 IN cot>cqrrne. ol
anehetre duties, which musi result In ter ulua n
JURY, even j II 90 not tad as many persons think II
e'Sf 'H u 4a fnp'nIe al tic!r iacihc feali,ns.
II IS slated La Inai britain has, within the last
Years. received from rance, for the article Of lntu
thread atone, the enormous sum Of one nlsiad five hun.
died million Of francs; and French pap r. commenting
opan this fact says: We would wish 10 SIC the duly
ca linen ne.d fased To 81 Ter and If our enemies
re established Al this We leg Of them Ia rru,r that
til. brshta'J levied On ,nt hraidi,s is from Go 10
12Wl FER ccn'-on cur WINS &c Ger cent ard On ou
sIlhs 90 percent IiSr Robert Peel wlslcs To redlc,
ctr duties Id begn and let the French puvcrnr, nj
REFUGE lhir duties il sislar proportion Concessions
should be met y conrcssins but to probitiye IS STEM
which is war. France should only reply by war OF BY
the same pr hbiliyc syst,m Now is TO, this reasoning
precisely apl cabl 10 til. commercial relations .,si.
ting between tic L. States and those Europcan Govern
r,nisul IN lbit n7nytf, or prcauetj rs and inresc
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Something Rich.
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+ rule, held in tie Clerk, die. of the Circuit Sd, ror
"A Court al Law and Chaneery holden in and for tLs
County of Campbell the It'll day OF July, 1872:
james q aiIaway and Eyane +. Galloway,
plaintiffs,
against
Edmund Anstn and Francis Galloway, Defendants
Is CHANcERS.
The Defendant Francis Caawcy not ha, ing entered hs
appearance and given security according the Act of As
scnb and the rules Of this Count appearing by sat-
'sac'oy evidence that he is nhabant this
monWeaith 1t ordered that said defendant do appear
here On the first day of the of this Court and
"el the b a the Plaintiffs and that aeopy Of this order be
athMth punished newspaper prntt in the of
ynchbuIg for months successiyely ard posted at the
front door oite out house of this county, some Court
day A Cupy--Tese,
JNO. u. ALEXANDER, elk.
July IL WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-07-18

SLAVERY. In the course of debate in the British
Parliament, referred to by Mr.. Walsh in late letter
from Paris Lord John Russell, Mr.. Hume and other
gentlemen spoke, in terms OF cutting and
preach, of the hypocrisy of the British Ministry, the
slavery question. Thus heavy duty is laid uIon
gar the produce Of slave. labor. While that produced by
free labor is admitted into Engiand the paymen, Of
light dniy in reference to mich. Lord John Russell
remarked: AS to the savc-iJadn argument. he could
have understood it well enough if ii had been applied to
all slayr grown articles but in the very tariff now pend
ing there great reduction upon coffee, an article
pfadncAd by slave labor, also upon copper oD slave
wrought mines but surely the admission OF sugar would
have been greater relief to the people than the adns
sion Of copper" Mr.. Hume made the following re
nsrk,:
For Government to danlnl higher protection IN
der the prceDce Of not wishing tn encourage slavery,
when they admitted rice. tuhacco, and other products,
raised by slave labor, sud applied the rule only to sgar
was prc,cncc. AID ought no, 10 he listened TO, in
fact, it was hunbug He wished the right honor
able gentleman, when he talked Of slavery, wDnld ,aln
ms regards TO home Thousands e country
men ere quito unable 70 Obtain 'nm2J toll ~ Cd