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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS.
FAYETrE, February 0, 1912.
Mr.. BELT:

..-s... FAYETrE, February 0, 1912.
Mx. BELT:
SIR:-The undersigned were appointed n
Committee BY the Fayctte Temperance Society, to
ro'ici: OF YOU copy Of the very able and eloquent
Address, fer publication, delivered before them on
Monday evening, the 9Th inst. In the discharge ut
this very agreeable duty, permit us 10 add our wish
es to those of the other members of the societv that
you will comply --believing that it is well calculated
TO advance the permanent interests OF the Temper
With much respect
..- Yours, &c.
Va. } $ S3HsS S y s$ ill.,. Committee.
THcs. L. BELT, Esq.
FAyETTr, February 9th, 1912
- GENTLEMEN I'm compliance with your request, ]
deliver YOU copy of my address. would feel no
hesitation in doing, could entertain, with conf
dence, the belief that my humble exerIions would
advance the cause of Temperance
.. With rtfrecl,
Yours, &C.,
rios l.. BELT.
To Messrs. WIN. McNAiR, JoNH W. PRlcE, and JAMES
DUNN, Committee.
LADIES AMI GENTLEMEN:
BY way of mu oduciun TO the few remarks
| shall make this evening, perm, me To tender
my warmest acknowled gmen's 10 the gentlemen
who have invited me to deliver the Inaugural
Address to the "Fayelle Temperance Society.
DESTROYS, when the invitation was first extend
ed 10 me, that some one rather than myself
should assume the responsibility of responding
TO il, | declined with all due respect 10 the
Kindness Of the committee; since which Time
have concluded to address you briefly on the
presen: occasion. ! do not nteni 10 urge my
inability TO treat this suhjacl in mastery
manner, as an excuse for my attempts; lor
though my remarks may be feeble, their force
will have its due effect upon every rejecting
mind. Humble though be the efforts OF the
orator, vel his cause is noble--is Interesting
is sublime. Truth may be compared TO the
beautiful figure under which the Manluan bard
shadows forth the Goddess "FAME " S'IenI
and unobserved in her humble incep'lons she
walks upon The earth, bu, presently raising her
head alon, she towers magnitcenlly amid The
clouds of Heaven Sophistry aud ingenuity
may be employed against il; the eloquence OF
The most gifted may cambat it; hut IFS ul'lmae
triumph will be inevitable, for F" VerRdS est mag
ma, ct preraiebn." Even as the boosted cham
pon Of Gath was slain by pebble hurled by
The hand Of Heavens animated, SO. one arrow
shot from the magazines Of Truth may pierce
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"AbaShed the Devil stood

And felt hos awful sOudaess is and say
Virtue in her ST e2e how lovely, saw end pine
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-26

In;emperance then, not only hurrieS it vn:a-
riet, unexpectedly 10 The tomb, but inilcls II
more severe injury upon the livlng-the innn-
ceni--lhan uw those who axe lis unIOrtnnRrr
victims. There is IA strange par'ersIty IN hu
man nature to seek its own ucSll uc,t ~. and u"
doubt within the range Vi your urQnalatnHcr
thrIeuge some who once had h0,aes and friends
and wealth Now frlcudesS all Il 'meicSS--
5xIed from their kindreJ. they wander Obj cl>
Of pity and scorn-thsir offspring orphans
lepeudan, upon the bounty Of n dark w"rt' ;
he companion that had generously nlniidld ia
their promise, left to travel the thosny pathy OF
life al0no,
Though our country is yet young. we need
not 60 from home for example of this kind
Behold yon youth, whose years scarce permit
him 10 enter the College walls, how hardened
in WICKLOW deeply plunged into the slough OF
moral degradation! His days pass away in
idleness, and his nights are spent in riot and
in revery. At midnight, when he should be
trimming his taper, he is found carousing with
"hsunting wassailers" Of low degree. When
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With much respect,
O.. Yours, &c.
5 Sa#s S Y S$ $S5S". Committee.
THcs. L. Belt, Esq
FAyE1TE, February 9th, 1912

GENTLEMEN In compliance with your request, ]
deliver YOU copy of my address. would feel no
hesitation in doing, could entertain, with conf
dence, the belief that my humble cxerlions would
advance the cause of Temperance.
.. With rtsrect,
&c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
II T. EF a LDE rim GS i,
.s.YxsEXSY To-, ia.

ENiSeSccleni watering place snow ready for the
ccpiion OF yisors. The valuable properiiesof s wa.
tcrshayeboon long any description
fresh praise; and addition choice chal ybene fountain
has recently been discovered about fifty yards above thu
Sulphur Spring the waters Of which are exactly lka
those OF the Buialoo Ridge in Nelson county. These
admirable Springs, thus contiguous, render this place thu
most desirable Tor vactndluarans OF any in this sec.
ton oi Nr.inia aud 10 those who wish To spend In
delightful cereaons. II offers superior attractions Tbs
air IL pure aud healthy The adaoont streams are sior
cd with trout aud other fish the forests abound game.
and the neghborng mountains nnogual,d In sublime
aud beautiful scenery, while from then submits which
are .nsy atained,) the views. in extent and mag
nlhcencc. are beyond description. The Springs nfs
pi easy all sides, and but four live hour
ride from Iynehburg the new Turnpike. =
From long experience in the business the subscribe
Matters himself that lac will be able 10 make every thin,
agreeable tohs visitors. and cxeron shall In wantin
to render their stay in every respect satisfactory.
RATES.
Board per week. Sc 90
- e" day. 25
Man and Horse per day rs
Horse per week 90
Children aud Servants hall price.
WM. H. KNIGHT.
juno - 2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
TON u


A trustee in deed of trust executed TO me ~
IA John Garth and wife, bearing date on tho 9th
day ofJnne 1910. end OF record in the COUNTY conrs Il
Campbell, Bedford and Boietcurt, and In yirtsc of
deed executed to me by John Rosser as Commissioners
under decree OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for the county of Campbell, in the case "
Garth against Ross (Which last mentioned deed ia also
Of record in tho comfy court Of Campbell shall on
The 18th day Of August, 1912, the premises expoea
to SALE by way ct public auction ceran tract or parcel
OF Land with the appurtenancc situated on the watcsa
OF Stone Wall Creek 10 the county Of Campbell. ad-
joining the Lands Of Ethelbert Legrand and others
The quantity of Land, and the terms of saie, (which
WIZ De iibera Will be made known atthe TINS and
place of sale The title to this land i hel;r.c - n
good, but acting only in ducary character. willouy
convey to tho purchaser ssch title as is vested ii ~
by the decd aforesaid CIHSNELL DADNEY.
July 7 fi91
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
Commissioners sale.

DN virtue If Decree otIie County tonrt q Bed
I'D f,rd. pronounced al the July term. 1912. in til,
OF Turner VS.. Fields. the undersgntd a commits
soncr appointed by the said Decree will sell, to til,
highest bidder On Friday the l9th day Of August lo42
the tract of ian in possession of john Fields. ad
joining the lands Of Christopher N on. Mr. Martin and
others, containing Two hundred aud twenty This
land lies well, is well Watered. with good Improvements
add very productive.
TER NS.-Oncthrd ofthep urchasemoney willhcro
qured in cash. and the balance credt one and tWo
years the purchaser irving bond aud god security and
the title retained I'LL all the purchase money is Paid
The title is believed To be good but acting Commits
soner, will convey IN the special warranty only
f.. ~ TALBOT. Cumlnissonor
July % TEA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
NOTICE.

DY virtue Of deere Of the Circuit Superior Court ID
- Law aud Chancery for Montgomery ouniy pro-
nonnoed on tho 10Th day Of May, oI2 IL cause ihcfs
IN depending, between Jacob Cooper and others Pain
is and the heirs Of Thomas Barnett deceased Desn-
danls shall proceed, the ID day e October noxt.
being Montgomery Court day. in front of the dur Of tbs
Courthouse ol said county TO sell credit Of and
two years, to the highest bidder, ct public auction, tin
Hour following Iracls parcels Of Land wit: One
VI 1913 acres Of 100 acres aud two Of 80 acres aac
making IN all about SOB acres OF less all of which
tracts adlon, OF lie contiguous to each other. and ars
situated on the great road leading Fast and West about
or miles cnsi from tho town of Chrstiansburr and
adjoining the lands of Jacob Kent aud others. This
place has always been regarded first rate stand for
public house. The Improvements are two dwelling
houses. and some out houses The purchaser will be re-
qnlted to give bond with good security. and a lien
will be retuned upon the land until the payment Of lln
purchase money. WILLIAM BARNETT, Com.
juno ~ .,ul
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
10 Travellers.

EDERSONS contemplating visit IN the Virgina
Springs this Season, informed, that the Road
from ynchburg ria Fncasc is open aud IN good or
der and tina, travellers will consequently meet with M
impeachment IN their journey. There il also no night
travelling this line. Stages aud horses In fine order
aud oNeel|cn, aud safe drivers WIN TERRY,
Proprietor
o. The Richmond Wing and Enquirer will insert
the ahoso four times and forward their this
Office for payment.
July % A.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
IL or 20 EINELX' .7.EGROES,
Es0aefOs.ra Seminary.

VII. exercises Of this Institution will be resumed on
the first day Of September next, under the super
attendance OF the Rev JOHN ANDERSON. A. NJ
i he Board OF Directors have adopted measures which
they trust will insure the future efficiency and prosper
lily OF the Seminary. and eno ii to tho support aud
patronage otthe community
II. w. BOWER, President.
JSo. Il. ANDERSON Sccretarq
Fincastle, July Is I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
~ OH.S' .Hz. .WxRKEK

M j. regularly attend tho Superior and inferior
w Courts oi Cumberland and powhatan. lie will Z
also attend to the adjustment Of any business entrusted
to hun III TIE eounllrs Of Anclia G0ochind and Chez
terrified.
REFERENCES
IangIorne & Armistsal, I.ynchburp
Carring0n. Gibson s. Tlrornon, Richmond
WIN Nj Thornton, Cumberland
Samuel 7. llawes. Powhatan CO. House.
Addross-Powhalan Co House.
July rs 1m-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
u.. TOLER, TOW:vLEY - S7.s1FEH.W
NOTICE..

' VIE subscriber respectfully tenders his thanks IL
MS friends and the public generally for the very lbe
TAI encouragement heretofore afforded him. and would re
sneciinlIy inform thcn that he has taken Mr. VIM d
Hnfrei' into CopaTinership with him, and that from and
alter the first day of March. 1912 the business will bt
cenduciedin the nameof THOMAS O. AGREE s Co
Al persons having accounts with him previous To that
cate VIII please call and settle the same
THOMAS O. AGREE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
ban RIVER LAMB
EFs ~ s.fE,

YlNIf. subscriber offers for sale his TRACT GE'
Il LAND. lying on Dan River and Wynn's Creek.
IN the County OF Halifax, Virginia, seven miles Fast
OF Milton \. {. and on the Souh side of the river con
tanning by survey 579.4CRES of Which there are -
acres of river and creek low grounds ard half CT
two thirds of the tract clear Of which there is
portion of the fncstlind Of TOE gesfss E.y.a-D
he Improvements comfortable On ELLLNG
UOCSE, with four rooms. @cod I6hdcco Dams, Ne
gro Houses, and al otier Baitdings Necessary on a
farn lie deems a more particular description nnHc-
"ssary as al persons who wish to buy land like
II before they purchase
lie would prefer selling privately. hut III, IS not sid
before the 30h day Of September ncXt. il will on that
day 90 at public sale on The premises The terms
will be liberal and made known en- tlatday.
JOHN II. GARTER
july % l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
Land eCr sale.

ANAlN offer for sale, Tract Of Land. near owing
n s'on, in Nelson county, containing
your hundred and twenty Acres.
Inns Land OF good quality and well tmbcrcd. and is
capable OF making first rate farm. There is also
to0d NIL SITE
on the land. As Ihavc no other nducement in selinc
'han to pay my debts the terms will be as accommodating
as inc accomplishment Of that desirable object will ncf
nit. Nh John Stevens, Jr is residing on the Land
i Ml snow 1t to any person disposed purchase and
Is ihily authorized TO contract for the same
u the above land is not sold by the fourth Mond,v in
Aaeus' next viii then offer f,r sae at public apc
''on' In front OF Christopher r. Estes tavern.
July IA
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~. II. FsFFKS.4R B.S

Ii As IN store general assortment of Hardware and
l. Cutlery. which he will continue 70 sell very
dnced prices. for cash
july g Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
DeUr amt Aumb Hwuuscuu.

EFT the plantation oil Judge Robertson, miles
a below Lynchburg, on "Wednesday, the 9th inst. .
deaf and dumb slave, called
TONY.
Tony is about feet or 10 inches high stout, made
and Of a dark complexion. suitable rewsrd will bs
paid for his apprehension T.SCRUGGS
July 81 @M Wv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
1000 NdEs s..

with upwards of 300 acres in cultivation tue most OF
winch is very fac low grounds with comfortable I'M
provements, with very fine force just put IN oP'aiion
also good furnace and inevhausble source Of very
superior Iron Ore very convenient. There wiz abo hS
offered for sale on the day.
TEN OR FIFTEEN LIKELY .NEGR OES
of them valuable hands for farming purposcs and
particularly for those engaged in the Iron buslfss
Also the Stock the farm Of all sors, hogs, cows, sc.
and the crop orain
TERNIS.-Tae lands will be sold one third on 2 ere
dit of ninety days. and the residue credit Of three
equal annual ins'aments-the purchaser giving bond
and good security. and the title withheld I'LL tho pay
men OF the purchase money! the personal property he
sold for cash. VIM MARTIN So Com'r
90 The Danvll'e Reporter will please copy mouths
and send their account to w. NJ. for payment.
july Pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
COPPER AND TIN WARE

III all lis various branches. Their stock of Tin Ware is
no" large. wei 1ssorled, and well worthy the attention
OF wholesale and rcial dealers. Their stock of
y TIL ES
and other Copper Ware is also very large aud desirable
ana they are prepared 10 Manufacture ORDER Stills of
SIZE or pattern and will also repair old Stills or take
mem IN cNellaugc FIR new ones
They have also ON baud large and well assorted
took OF NoNE WIRE for Wheat fans &e. and ere
prepared TO weave any order they may receive They
also have attached to the establishment a b r 4 s 5
- ID r Y, and are prepared 10 cast 10 order,
o'ls =" ravens Churches and other purposes. To
aeco Screw Boxes Castings for Thleshlng Machines.
".
They viii also GUTTER aud COVER Houses.
lther II town u country. with Copper Tin or Sheet
Ion. upon the most favorable terms
od Copper. Pewter and Brass, either purchased Fl
taken III exchange FIR work. Country Produce nj
50 taken IN esrbar4r for all work in their line.
lynrihurr. July -. 1912 Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-31

COMMUNICATED.
In your paper of the 2Sth instant, you speak of a
rumor, that the Banks of Virginia might probably
sumo specie payments by the lst of August. Now, !
would ask you, in the first place, whether you spoke
from your own information, from the Banks and,
in the second whether the last tobacco crop and the
growing wheat crop can be brought TO market in time
afford such facilities to the merchants and planters
as was contemplated by the gisluture-when, after
much discussion, they fixed upon the LIST of Novem-
her; QUERlSr.
I'VE cheerfuy reply TO the Queries of our respect
able Correspondent, who is no Bank Officer. We had
no authority from the Banks 10 speak upon the subject
VIVA, their designs are, We really know not. We un
derstand, they busy in preparing for resumption
TO take place on the earliest day which may be con
sdered safa-And in the second place, We presume
that the Bank Convention which is meet here on
The lltl of July, and which is called here for the
purpose of accelera,ing the resumption at earlier
day, if practicable, than the day fixed by The last
Legislature, will survey the whole ground, review
all their liabilities and availabiities, and select The
earliest practicable day We trust it will be as
early possible, consistently with steady, and per-
manent resumption. We are not pleased TO hear,
since our last that the Banks Of Baltimore discount
ing upon deposit of Virginia paper. 1t looks ike pre-
pairing for a run upon our Banks-who will doubt
take means ascertain before the meeting of the Con-
venton whether these facts and if SO, prepare
themselves 10 ward off the blow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-31
JOHN HUNTER, c. c
May 81
STRATTON'S OFFICE,
1l,u Srprrr

ID % Dc 10 IS IS 4a 60 g Il il d 50 It,
Ticket Nos - So co. prize of 81 COO Both sold and paid by
Do. do 10 SIS rs, do. 1909 STRATToN.
Drawing of Iersburg Lottery, No. %, May 18Th,
- IL 36 81 81 Sc 81 Ia - al II IL.
Ticket No7 IL Sc, another Capital, sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawing Of Mononpaia Lottery, No. &C. Extra May 18th:
So SIS ~ 81 9 - G3 "a So II 20.
Ticket Nos. 43 81 g. prize of $780, sold and paid by
sTRArToN.
Drawing of I.eeslurr Lottery, Extra No 81, May 81:
l6 10 "A 81 10 50 ~ 80 II Ga "a ii % 49,
Ticket, Nos. % 80 80, prize of Sl50
All of the above Capitals sold and paid in four days by
the all prize-seer sTRATToN.
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, No. %, Extra, May 23d
az 36 II ! - CO II % IS 30 81 As 81.
Whole Ticket Nos 80 - 49, prize Of $780, sold and paid by
SrRATTuN.
Tro Thousand Dollars for Fifty Cents
Drawing Of Monongalia Lottery, No. ~, May aGh:
7s Ga 80 A. - % IS - 81 | ~ 70 II.
Half Ticket Nos 81 81 - the highest capital prize Of 5000
Also Half, Nos 80 Gs y, All in Lottery, sold and paid
DO. do. SO 80 "a, by the all prize-seer,
.4nother Prize.
Drawing of Virginia Mononsaa Lottery No. D. Extra May
e. 81 Is 10 IL DC 20 ~ CT 10 81 80.
Whole Ticket, Nos Is IL 6l prize of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Still 3nother!
Drawing Of Mononealia Lottery, Glass G, May 2sih:
II tS 81 30 "a 30 ~ - 20 II - So.
Ticket Nos. % 81 ~ prize of 500, sold and paid BY
STRATT0N.
Splendid Schemes every week Tickets and Shares in the va
Os Lotteries and the ucay Nos Tor safe III r greatest va
r,ty by the al prize-srer STRATTuN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-31
Phode Island.

It appears from the testimony of Messrs Anthony
and Harris, which we lay before our readers, that TIM
most specous offers of compromise were offered 10 Mr.
Dorr and his party the Charter iarly 90 not carry
them out, thew will be guilty OF fraud and OF !eachery
The Providence Herald of the 25th May states its hopes
in the following paragraph:
"Fem public feeling here aud abroad ana rom ih
many opposite parry we are lea 10 eIeV'
intention 4 great part i! MOI o AL the m,nhe
Assembly Ia empower people of Tins Sfae 10 form u
hera cos tuition inbred nothing else viii quiet TIE public
mind ii Ina, is done in good faith, then shall have no ollie
duty perform than To watch aud guard as lar as our nun
he abilities admit the interest, the honor, anu lne nce
Democratic Republican party and placing ourselves ~
rampa our fortress with the flag {" Democracy waVh;
heads fail with the cause winch we nave
r Dorr also about to issue an Address to the People
of Rhode Island from the office of the n. Y Era The
Editor of that paper says, "that it document whci
cannot fail to attract the attention of the whole conn
try and awaken the sympaihies oil every ir'ena OF ne
is statement, having relation to the late Card published
by Burlington Anthony
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-31

,,,ant details of that statement. He only
.7e ''i assertion that he said he had no doubt
-ti' messed terms of compromise would De ac-
sf pnlI1 Governor and Council; and upon this
I'D y Ia,ce of testimony is against HIM and decl.
| al i0e A. Mr.. Anthony statement. MIR. Whip
gn '", L,, h, received letter from Mr. Webster,
saH, n strong terms 10 bring about conc'lialory
~ awards the Suffrage party
eS Aim : Harris has also published statement
VI the details gwen 10y Mr. Anthony, ana TUT
,5''l'"r n,,,iculars of his own interview with
q: '"' ,nJ the subsequen, me an and contemplate
Is A"E ,hat Falstaif in valor. After ailudlng to
s'.,. II Mr.. Anthony to the people, subsequen,
~ ,,,ore of Mr. Dorr, and when the leading
s ae 'i - were doing all III their power 10 dispense
9. and bring about an amicable arrangement,
,sope expressed great desire to see Governor
lF ,h.,r request went to invite hun 10 come
IL. ~ | did 90 10 see Governor King in CON-
Is ~ colonel Wales. He stepped up and shook
~ ,ha bapd-l told him tue people wanted to see
g Ssor wha, he would say to settle the matter
7sJ tina, he was so engaged thati was then impos-
hut. said he, "gou may assure The people from,
." iii 10 all in ma po,cer TO hare these difficult,
, ,i Satisfactorily 10 boM parties. With tins as
" N r.tufned, and again repeated, in the very
''s,i 10 me BY Governor King, the same 10 the
= pc moment after had done, Gov. King with the
IF anneared in sight, and 'mme dia,ely The people
S1 5 the way for h,m to pass up the stairs where
;'1 Them turned to the people and repeated VIVA,
sN . b',,e said as from Gov. King, and afterwards
-. +5 10 the Governor, who stood near me, whether
.Is,,d was true. Gov King then stepped TO the
,r aud instead of saying whether what had said
~ not. said tina, 1.-The Sheriff had warrant to
t ,mas W. Do!r
rT., Governor having expressed an intention tc
...5 The house for Gov Dorr, general d'ssa,isfac
K rr,s expressed at this course by the people, ant
K,nr rather hastily retired down the back stairs
.,5,,ush the back yard.
: mere we have this hero Of newspaper romance
med o: his artificial plumage lie FIRST cheats The
ri, with false pre,ences, and when his contempiibl,
II !. exposed he flies from their Indignation doe,
'.sl stars aad through the back yard Truly, there
been no exhibition Of valor equal to this since tn,
.si the ..mahogany stock" pistol. Shades of Dor
,ol,e. Hudbras and Jack Fals'atf, what hero i
ne head of King Charleys Government in Rhode
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