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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-04-13
sVT.E.y.SEO.S. HOUSE.

EpGrrrrLD e, H.. :. c.
TEyHE SUBSCRIBER llavirs ren'rt 'i't
establishment .nrmcriy "ccuni'H ay Var
4. B. Addison. has fitted i; up Tor ~" nc n''
mediation Of transient aud permanent n"nr!cr'
The Hotel is ncar The Courthouse. IN "a 'or'
pleasant situation. aud hr fllttrT- himself liza
his table will bear comparison with any IL ms
section OF the country. Good s,abiin: Ntd al
ieniivc servants arc provided. and III lac; every
thing tha, can he done on his part To render
travellers and boardcrs comfortable, VII b"
attended to.
lie i prepared 10 accommodate Two ar more
iantc, viii, hurd. and from the well Know u
hea.lh and good society al; tins VILLAGE. ia'"''
lies will find il desirable summer residence
His charges IN a!l Instances will he made I"
correspond viii. tho times.
CHARLES Comfy
March , 1912.
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EE. T.. .BEFFERS,
Scpicnibcr 30

q NEIHL tUN 'IISSIO.N VI ILItN NIE.At'E
HiMBURG, $. {.
TEJILL attend to Receiving and Forward
w ing Goods 10 the co,nlry; I" rccrhIns
ur,tl selling or shipping Coit,n. Flour a',d Ba'
con. and will make liberal advances on al II !.
Giles consigned TO hin for sale Will 'lso Al.
lend To the buying or Good. Tor NJ rch His nh"
Planters, FOR which his commissions viii be mo
deraie.
t5 rnhyshq I'm
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For Sale.

4 OE' '1sEVVs
FE7lIE Subscriber oilers Tor sale the well
Il known House III Aiken. linnling on the
Rail Road, aud known rs MARStfS 10.
TEL. The house has been kept Us n Public
House for several years. aud contains 30 ronrms
d"nblc and single the greater portion ofihcm
with fire places. Upon The premises ME like.
Wise NIL necessary nUl buildings, Kitchens. ne.
gro houses and siabIng for 100 horses. III the
yard is an excellent well of water
Terms one thiTd each, the baIaucc on ! credit
of one and two years.
.A!sn--Forty or fifty unimprovcd Lois. ha:,d.
somely situated, within the corporate limits OF
A:k0n. Apply In
JOHN MARSH, .iit,n.
Dec 3 If i5
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Dec >,
Facgura=c "a Commission
business,
NiMRERG, ). c.

Ni .NBt RG, >. L.
a / have drclirci Sriling goods. ! hr.
IA leave /" return my grateful acknowledges
mcn,s TO nay irGent>. and the public generally.
for ,hcr liberal patronage wiGiir ihu- engaged.
loyv offer m, services tu tic puhiir ~ aa
Agent. 10 receive aud forward a kinds otmcr
cl,undizc aud produce And. "a ! will no! be-
engaged in auy urhc, business. Twill pay >irict
attention 10 tie interest oi all those cnnSisnins
rhcir prpduCr or m"rchandlZe 10 me. and while
ia NV hun-e the best care wlil be taken. aud Tor
warded With despatch, or o!dc:s promptly
obrycd.
From experience and nbscrra:inu, | have
lon" Thought lhnI faithful agcn, could render
considerable service TO the planter III selling
tlcir COTTON amd ilomr, aud buying their grocc.
rir>; And. IL have been engaged in this mar
kcr for the a>i ten years, and acquainted with
the general roa'iac nrhu,inc~s therefore oiIci
my service, 10 NY friends and tIir planters .cn.
crly and will faithfully GevnIc my undivided
attention ,u the Interest ol all those who may
coulm, 10 my rhaIsc the selling of their pro-
duc., and huyng sucli articles Is they may ur.
der.
liz ali cases. ~ commission ssnR be moderate
IL. l.. JEFfERS
Sept -. lSIl rf35
p. :. am no; Interested in any Warehouse
III tie place therefore all Cotton scur To my
care will hr stored u ,!irerird. and il uo,!iycc
tons, my h..>t Judgment val! be u<rd lor The
planters interest. H. l.. j.
Tue GrcriisiI!r MouI;aiIocr, E,iccicld Adj
ycr.iScr. rcudrinn Messenger and Highland
Sentinel ani ilighan! x c. Messenger viii
Insert ;!.c above, wa months. and forward bills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27
From he i'dnfy .Sior, Cci.>2o.
TIE SYNOD OF NlRGlNIA

Assembled nj Lexington un the l2th day Il tn pres
mouth, AID aier an interesting session Il thre da,
adunrned Saturday nI4ht last. .et aealn at eW-
iss.rg The Bid day of October 1913.
The sec,ing OF TINS cuiehtenr, body Of Diyines an
Ellcrs attracted alg" e5nceufsr of sfansefs To our
v,iage. and 10 every punt Of view has been ouc Of tn
masi interesting religious assemblies that we have crei
WITNESSED. Il convened IN the midst of RELIGIOUS r,v
val here. and al is devotional eNtascs W,f pointed Ia
the advancement Of tll> hi1 and holy causr Ia, e,f-
eulasiaaee, II may be well imagined. impaired 4 mon
than ordinary interest io The ueeas1p and elected fui
tho paP'i display 81 pluus ier,of and euqneure " e
We a, last have never heard snpasscd-Ihc frcarh.
ing at alI 'hc churches understand vas very fine the
Weather duras the Nlpie Inie leasaHi and lcliPh,3
sl'd every iblGg COTS icd 10 show thar the lon va
please sraciau2ly tasHs upon the able Efforts Of his
ministers, 10 advance The Interests ard The Glory of his
liaSioa here, W understand list some 81 or 80 con
0efls have airaas 'eeu adlrI - the ehufeh-lhai H..
Eeoiies Is s.l,l i1 anI tal dali, acc, ,slns to M
numtcT conune h 1e made H. tic course # thezr -
laluis eAcrrsS there vas sn exhibition Of me of The
pupils III the Deal aud Dumb aud Blind institutions of
Siannon. which SO learn Was cN scedinnlq erf, iaq.
aadil Silishtd rysrY Wlu win ssrd H. that tin.
beneF ieal desga cin ueatrl IN the establishment Of
those nr charities Il auf STATE is susceptible Of icn,
carried 10 the haPPcsi consummailon aud that II 10 III
ctn'n 90 our Legislature TO uphold aud sustain lhcm at
the cusi ui any expenditure.
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aali. H..l - .a.-'H.H ~, - many sn,'-
luuh tAaas. i,Hi The. atH inuHauaniac-. ho
~ dffR1 flefas,te- siua ra, ippa 7lig. itr IN
tie black sCe {. human he. Thy do not becve that
the sun fetal II al eferts aud all ,pr suriudr
should he abolition. They ,iicYo hat ffaro duties
T. ptrfm pTds the whiler1n wril IS The bIaek.
They want God government cod administration, and
He 4,nerzl prosperity Of 'hfr country.
shall, Mr. Mendeulail. take yaur petition inio re-
spre6l and deliberate consideration but before c1me to
a Gnal daesin should Ikeioknow what yen aud your
ass ea,ts are willing d. f the slaves in my posses
eioa. III should think fmPert1 Ib'nie tien. own
bout iiy, who probably about fifteen thousand
dollars. Ih#hra iLcm lDtse uPn saciey without ang
means ofsu,asnae sUga5rt. Would team act Of cruel
g. Az goa wiling u tase aad secure the payment If
5;eea GIag-and dollars FIR lheir be8eGl if SHOULD be
induced = itea theHR The security ofiho payment ii
lf sBm wouldmafrriay lc9cn HE Obstacles in the way
81 their emancipation.
Aad nov, M. Mendoaaall, must ,aho respectful
lr-yr al yuu. We separate we have met with no un-
Emi feelings. excited anger dissatisfaction on my
part whatever may ha,c been Your motives and these
rlnr u common Undue above. IN I5m we are bah
responsible. e. bJiae. and mind your own business
and le,'e o,iets 10 tale If lhrf5. Limit your be
neyaeut eAtfii"ts TO y9ur a" pcebhor5uod Within
Hat e.rce yon II find ample scope r the exercise Of
II eur charities Ny up The tears Of the afflicted vi
dow ar#IuI ,nn, cursac AMI c3man thr lietless or
P.as, rfhe il mixed and pe and hcIpihe 10 r. laeh
and ahiie Whp nfri sHcc5r. Aud YOU will h. better
aed eaef nlaa tiau yau lave this day shown your
srr
Rap1r1ps APPLAUSE followed the conclusion of the
speech.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27
From fLc Besiah Daih,. }9retl,s,,

.is'' - ''th VI IN. Nl1fD SIAIES
Is B.NsRrrroY. Opinions delivered IN tup
cases. which came before ltc District Conn an the n,
put OF commissioner and were ADJOURNED lnl tie Cir
cut Court
The iirs was the case Of u Hiam 'aaaHs Of Boston.
In which 1t apf,ar,d. that the lalsucc IN Court. from
winch The casts TAXED lrsi tote ,edacfed IA the
sum ID 500. Of which 80 - b,onped 10 the ~,
tale ct " llllam Ingalls, and 1926 alna IA ihc IS
iate at Harvey iugals, Of which finn Iapalls WAS a
'eenilrr. The petition fr The bcnefil Il he act ol IN
gross WAS presented by William lnsalls and ma decree
ct bankruptcy has Leen entered against Harvey & In.
gals.
Dcbs To hc amoua, of 81 lave bcca proved aqain,t
" diam Ingalls, and Ia tie amauat OF 1902 - apainst
Hrvee * Ingalls,,
The questions submitted 10 the Cunt ycre a 4 linz
shall ihr c,ss be app1ioa'd G.l How shall tnr fund,
tie dlsrbnied between tie private creditor, ii W llam
ingals and the fsrH fsir creditors Of Harvey & In
gals
S'ory j., n ~ the .irrsius was oraTuou. % hat
'e Gusts ii l"e proceedings uus Ia bcappofuned upon
his = s''f 'u1iS ai The bankrupt and upon TN rnt
tand o the Partners. IN Proportion 10 tho relative ,aIrc
'i+rci Po rata @ That The separate creditors a,
'' hahiJ"fi are ''ley entitled to be paid uuf o the sep
ss1'ct<tie oi lie bankrupt and TIM ni creditor, arc
fh'a" s'se@ 10 be paid uut a lie oin estate If iIc
lafuffshP. ntr betna M surplus beyond the amount
dnr to The creditors upon c'irr find ar estate
In The case ol Henry y. u Waa,. Of Boston. il an
rearrd hat ihc 5aafc ia Coari ,r,ln ,Lisl, Ia, 80.
arc l, be deducted, lhe sum q: 80 ~ the whole 81
w''eh sum lrioags 10 tn separate estate Of said WI
na'ns' he bankrupt " ,liians, was member of The
"fns 81 T. Whiting ca. aHi 1urpin \ Williams
a'ells q IN AN uat OF ill1 II have bcon proved
eaas' H. Whiting Z to..er rather against William
az member of HAT irn ''''
pm these iar's tic question submitted Ia the c,,r,
ras. whether the creditors ii the sud Nill,ms ind,
'nusllg' and The c'ritors Of T.. Whiting & ca. shall
fss' Pas the funds in court. in proportion Ia then
distributed '''''' 'H''i ~
',o's j. ap'n ihs question, ofopinou. tia, tho
'aha WAS exclusively dsirihnlahIe amonr The srpar,,r
'tcd''o'S ul The said bankrupt Williams. and thai lbsrc
$50 S.e NJ surplus the Join creditors Il the finn of T.
- ns y 70 are not entitled To any share in the sad
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}tGnga.

h'3ohfos Election Retmps.-i ha,inp bccn ,ll,4,cl
'hat an eIhT OF fraud WAS committed # ia, l, N
''st,'oh ~ hahng up the feurn If votes ryrn
=, w., canl'A'fs iur the Office Of proihonotsr, Of The
'is'r'cl Court Gone ui the officers elected by In nm,
"o % ,"e fHlc {" The city and county n, r,ao,ip,
lion OF The heuslngton poll has disclosed tbe t,e ,, ~
'"' MA occurred IN copying the return by which ,l
'oes were hislacod-ihal tor Mr. Iienz heinz, pl,s,d
oFpse NE name OF Mr.. Dale and rice rcrs, Tho -
onI'eieI secures the election Of Mr. n4lc the
ing .a'ul'a'e' 10y nearly three hundred majurlfv
Il SIX CoareRfion.-A New Fpol,rl SIT o.,
alaa was held at Northampton. Mass "a, Tho 3G,L I
Dickinson, of Amherst was elected rrrs;i.nt l,rl,
hn'@f oil delegates from various paris Of the New IN
s,hl states were present. and many letters from ,t,,
ca siN growers were read, nearly all of them isifino
80, 1'iS 10 'he iall suecrss Of The experiment St
"e'ara from the Tallahassee (Flarda) Sentinel that
asiat place was visited on the l,b ms, he , - I
ipoSt destructive gales tina, Was eyer ,>rer,c,ccl it,
Hosifaih! unces, tees and in some instances ,n,lI
h'-S, us effect upon the coun crop is represcptr5 +,
,sfe iHfn truly distressing and il IS thopaht ihst ,
h's' :" a-t'niih was DESTROYED.
nc learn from the Winchester Vr,inj,r ,b,, NJ
%" 'fcr. VERY respectable faraur residing nca
i'i ia'F tell froh his horse on the 9TH inst Wills
o'ns clsurey aeaey and expired immediately of ano
jaAy. " u"
II RAJ H'afaH.-.,s, Iedersiand on GOOD authori,,
sn'' r,ncs P'n fenao, J.. Of p,en Cottage. Oiso
e"' \. l.; young Lawyer. H. ugh the death OF rel
,,',n Nv, t'asind irs become tn ter OF fortune
A'alama . ''''
sn.7aa' lDact Of .Nodifcat@,-N.'e undersan
- in''"y. OF Aewion. tpp,r falls Mass. wa
pun snort time since, Together with ) uden,
- oihe' 20 make pisi Iacfttn examination If oma
!" y, MAI ded IN neisb5urus town. Modification q
~ ~ Fiore lie subject died and in the cxsmnat;r,
-" mortified paris II Is Supposed came in contact wit,
'nai scratch on the sR Of bDfh the operatnrs Boil
~ " end his siudini ygcro son tabea SICK undo
circumstances =, which lett no doubt that they had ubb
~ efs =, from the dead bedy during the post nor
!" eaa'nhaii"n. Tho stidcnt died in few DAYS. b,
~ " although fears were entertained at one time 70
l's ''ie abs ;, has became conyalesoen,.
fJec'H' c.ae fea rheumatism. following reeip
~" "F an Eng llshmah 10 respectable tradesman il
i'sei'y tiiirerirk who had for a considerable lin,
asfta,.fg the violent rheumatic pains in all hi
'mhs ami Jolis hasng heen hsad t; him as direr,sa
m h"e IT SIX Times. as he states ei,licaed tho d,s
sss'fH3npdhy- 34Tts t.7t efno,aai remrl,
S-wss4 s isa. HFt4t.'E Natt &c. Ht50- st.., 90. T..
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Bonleattc E:,telltnemer.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

~ late hour last eight The s,aaaacr Henry, CAPT
GrsnHS, arrived IN iiicca days tom Liuusilc, la5a
ca hay, Texas.
Ihe tlsnss reports that Gen Burlesau. with lice
had dr.yea the NNieans from San intonia, with
uui lss. Tae NeNeauS eere orpfganr thensclye, at
The ryts Aie1iaa Is nlis of san Antonio. Gen.
Bulbs "a within Eur miles II The n, xicsn camp.
awaiting iS< arrival 81 artillery aad reintferments.-
Las bei,so ihis iise decisive saecmeut las taken
paes, aa4 deem !; probable TIA; aui a single McAl.
csa Is hc fead IN Texas.
Ne ara aieunel ,lsi alu,os; every a5lc boiled maa
ia Ecsem Texas has fallb in TIE d,itacc OF the
caniry. leafinS TIC crops 10 the csguI tit am
,ll'ldrca.
II was reported thai detachment Il TrNans frua
Gonzales. IN attempting 10 Iin the main body OF the
icsan afas, had with severe ltsS and that about
i,fiy nen wire found dead upn the field
li day tNo stall undoubtedly receive more
full aud accurate intelligence.
tx O. 7rpic. Oct. -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

VI Gays opinion # Me Trcmy-ln the course OF
the speech recently delivered in Indiana hy Mr. Clay,
he s7d IN reference to the treaty ccnt, concluded BIZ.
tween the nilcd States and Grcar Britau:-"! tab,
great pleasure in awarding TO the Pr, sdcni (who de
serves 50 little COMMUNICATION in other respects and 10
the Secretary Of State all hccIedit due them for the NJ
collation. 1t Is tue, we have not gained ,nnch-not as
much land as tha, awarded by the King of Holland
Ncgel R1uses Point aud the ,sation of the ST.
Johns river. tn engh s,nonhat under British Influence
On the whole, SAID Mn Clay believe neither party ha,
gained any great advantage; and had been Senator
should have voted for lis ratification That the peace
secured y it will lc permanent have great confidence.
for experience teaches that those as are lros, eudr
rug Where @eithTparfy has secured any un4ue ad,an-
tagc.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

Qnite Nt'Wm.-The London papcrs are vehernoa,
IN their attacks upon thc Tariff law passed by the las
Congress Why? Because il protects American, anl.
- that extent, Injuries British interests Such course
Is certainly natural in tlcnthe perpetual ASSISTANTS "
American character, institutions and ucrcsis;-bu is
not stran!e that they should nnd 81 many hearty allies
on this side Of the water
The London Times, the organ Of tho Tory NJ nis,ry
in England, also warmly yaicatcs the Veto Power aud
lis eN"rcseby Mr. Tyler. Nolhng else could have be,
expected hui that the advocates okingly prcroga,res
shond maintain the eNpcdicncy Of that nicnarccal lea
'ure OF oar constitution, and its frequent use They are
hy education we'll instinct the advocates Of every
principle which swc'ls the power Of the Executive, aud
curaIls that Of the people-wom they believe to be In
capable OF i-governmcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

a Cushing Fuce-'rhe Wing delegates of Nh
Gushing District recently met for the purpose OF nom
mating a candidate for Congress. On the first ballot
the vote stood thus: For John p Robnson3l for james
II. Duncan TO- for Caleb Gushing 10, scattering Il
The result being pronounced and neither gentleman nav
ing majority, friend Of Mr.. Cushing stated that nc
was instructed by MIR. q. to say that if he got the no
nation he would decline lis acceptancc whrreupon wv
second ballot resulted in his favor, getting % OF Inc ~
votes He accordingly declined ant then tho oo'
yention unanimously nominated Mr. Robinson. US
Designed Of course, to break Mr.. Cus'ingS i4''-
though onit adds in lis cztialation ofali dsssn7
mem to hi, disgrace it als trica celtain, worthy :"
= / der man.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

SIC 1ranst'-Andalusia, the splendid country seat
OF Nicholas Bddlr is offered tor sale, under the Shfr
i'll hammer, on the 4lh of November Such is the fate
of one oihe great bcgcrent leaders in the famous Bank
"or The other if report be true has been compelled
tn borrow $4,000 from of his friends himself com
prom sed bonipp. in order TO keep the Sheriff from h"
door. How much more comfortable would both Of them
have been-and how much more prosperous the country
III they had ''lct well enough aonc,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

- Awful developments threatened by the N1adi-
sonan and the Alexandria Gazette informs US that tho
court Journal bn echoes the conversations Of Mr. Wis.,
which are TO PROSTATE Mr. Clay! These develop
mens are to be made at the next session Of Congress
and the AaGisonan prophecies that riolence and per
haps bloodsied' will he the consequence If these
'tlfeeaers' had not found their match heretofore,
might be alarmed by this porienous hin, but it is.
we Imagine ones blood will beat more quickly III
his pulse. IN consequence of it.
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Sl0ltttCIl.

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trG S>. MI, ~, :, ,;p,,. "a, ~ -,
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iIbi,N'tt 80 '''''' = ~ II "oN''
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'3u s'''' '"' M'na'' ~, A'''1' 1'9o'e '"'n' Atr
AN S'ine ''' s''%3'' M P3Ne1 /, s'ai pow
u" III 'e Vt'''oa' " II "ca nc addressed the I'm.
'' ',>. ~ ns accustomed manner On l"t
i"'h iVl'e 'lu say Is M ln'eou'u |" report any
pm u na' speech Niaeh MIS- tf"1ed Will enthusiast
" 'IW,,",' - :. W. |Io'. N!' wv MS ill.I!ntd
th'' vi Aendcala Was pyscal aud DESTROYS ct pIo-
5e"n5 petition T. him, aod he W2s requested for thai
i'Ias. 1aSesAI ihn stand lie dld So, and delivered
N' Pill7n Ia vi clay. lie handed II to trend. who
read II aloud 10 MI Ly, and 10 the assembly. The
Poi9n prayed. ar nqWs'od that VII Clay would forth
WIN Otc all his silNcs. unW,ty, II alleged, held
La uoeia-e and placed tn appeaon principal, IN the
2nund that h' The Iffhta,on oi American lndeprn
deuce II Is declared "tha all men created equal that
lh'y arV enduwrdb5 ther Creator with certain unacul
Die nights, &e.
Nilrr the reading Of the petition. the assembly maui-
hSted great sensation, some crtrd out pull HIM MIR
Mcndenlali) down, and high degree oi excitement Of
anger. and el ind 2naunn Wcre hndled against hun.
/ he slightest ds't ufe ON the pant OF Mr. Clay ntht
have opposed Nh Mondeuhall Ia greal personal danger
bat MI Clay roe, with perfect oalmncss aud crnl-
posture. aud tll addressed The multitude, in STRAIN ri
persuasion aud cnuc3tY. He hoped that Mr NJ michi
nc treated Nhrr,al torbrannct and respect He assn
rcd hIs fellow citizens tlcre Collected that the pr,Acn-
iailau 9" HE pnlttlH ha not calscd him the slightest
pam. nor cNcod OF, alllary dsagfncabc emotion Il
Nerr elr presented IL him, he preferred that it should
be done IN the rc 81 tins vast aud respectable asrn.
bage IT. thought br could eye such an answer As be.
came him and the subject Of Nhich II treated ~ III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27
IL TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

~ TIE UNITED STATES COZ RI,
For The Eastern District Of Virginia
Der. %. 1879:
tItBORNEGLAIM ANofthc townofl ynchhura
v having filed petition. PRAYING that he may be de
cand Iankrup Il is ordered that all persons claiming
to be creditors Of The said Claiborne Gadman show caus,
to The court, the 10Th cay Of November neat why III,
said Claiborne Gadu,n he declared bankrupt pufsu
ant the act OF tnuercss that behalf and thai copy
o,his order be published in the newspapers according
10 the I'D ard 9th rules Of Court
4 CoW-'fcstc.
HENRY GIBSON. OK.
Oct p wow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-27

EDOIIDiN 4 NANCEf. Special Agents of the
4 . Mutual Assurance Society against fire on Buildings
Of the state OF Virginia, Will either OF them attend to The
call, OF persons Wishing II insure property, situated III
lvuchburg or its vicinity, III that Institution.
Sru : WImIt
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E8 ~ E2F,, 9'B1.

II TnE.LARGE BRICK BUILDING
Gss2as,'s opposite 10 the 'uion Tavern.
Ets5t i;As sHsD,
6...-.ssat5 The larar FRAMED BUILDING
nrNi below SMITH \ BA6WELI.
Oct. q WITS IT
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER =. iSl2.


MIR. CLAl'S LATE SPEECH.
In rstiy tJa Inca Eoc9 .b5i1iou ,o,aitjqc j; b,j;.
This interesting speech, which VIC lly ber,re our
readers tins morning. will arrest the attention Of tn.
public. The vital inp5ftlnre II! q subject 1abbonol
may laYa been d:Yrsied much Of it; er-j,;,, el,r9.
ter Ly die frqanncy with With i, la. j,,n Iisssl )
combined s.ith the rapat,tion tho o,,l,oa o5i,;a md
the Great Influence If the orator will r, :, oo.l
perusal--an. We spprehrul also from, ammo ,rso,s mn,
candid criticism. Fer il fac, M, los ,,;o,a ,,,o
lauenabe. that even pnan his d.lic,te o,,s,;o, in
which we Of In. South yi,.ll,
ed party sp,if toeen sho,s is Ioycn en, and os,;
9,cs tiose " he Weld 10 its irfs,ueo ,o ao,;,o tie
-af.tv oven of ,ln;r L,s,l IL -; Il l;l
cflIts to achieve tie tfinnoI If some y,ri,a n,r,, I
er. and 10 prosfra,e some hated ri,s,-t.,c ,I,b.,
cause. nay viii, tin. co,,sc.,,,.,. -,
Il, whom he !. ,s.,il,j ,,.s,.
rn.Iy aims At lis r,,. ,l ,,.;.,,,l IS ,Is,,na
,on owe, hin, 4, ll, ~, :. l:.,,..l.
,,rs are ,o,, = :,
lot. ,li, hcn,c,, 49,, d., =,
,I,ce in ,cr hos.,. ,,;,l l,. ia,aa;,.
Bat .I,,,l.g ,I =, ,,ir cr;,;c,g,.s o,,.,',, u,
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yi,,yt,,, The bonn. and nil .....l.l. w.
.l,,l l,,o,, ea,.r,,..,n. ~
~, cal Ia, FIR oil /.
have cn,s,d !, fla, Nr f1a,,, -, ,a,..
Southern oronnd -, tIf, ,n.s,i - ;,1 :; -,
bc stranoe if il did M, r,,., ...-..,a
imnnfatione have lc,# s.,,..,;. ,,.,....,,, H..
e,it,.or Lie ri,,l= liz. :, s,.t.... ;:.
ina dat Ia va. - III 49,, -, ;u -
s,ve o,,t,. ,.lo.I ,,, 81 -. ..i;f,. e,c,t c.,
s,,,Ilho ,yor r., Jcn,,.:,. h;s ,sl,.s
I, i ,oo -, fI.,. l;o. F., a., ,,:,
south Carl;ea .,h, a. yl,u l.. Init, ia, -.
an ,,l h.,l, m it, ,,ri,ir.l ana, in, -,
rin.r from, lien, In as.r,cs Win y, ,,,, 49,, ~
mos, roliellsnel minis a. ,.;r;,, .r -,
a. If the rfsscnt o,.,er,ii, ,l :, :; -.
npo,, which r. ,,,cs ,r -, ;, -.
br pforcriy visited un,n those ~.
fr..e,i,i =, mann, iIf,, ,l
slavery IoNever ,.,,l1.5 Ia, j, ~. ~, ont; II :, = !.
p,l.tjcal Fnr,fv I'm, eyc, A. NIi,,o, i,;..l,.
we f,licy, Gft cave ,,iIi;, J.. H..
in which ..f,,,r H. ,,c - Nor. ,..,l IL,
mum IN, s,,r.:, - - ,;l:.. -,
sftuiion If ,,,,cs,;,. sla,9,. ,a,, d., l..#,,.z
Great and irwin, evil. ao,,n,..,t ,, H., 49,,
we beljcve i,s,n,r.ll from :, r.,l.n -.
he l,,ll ,aL, ,L,,.,i.,.l,I,. !''.'
uufr,tcas il is not Z,l.., - o,,,,a.;,,;,I...
who av,,,,s il lecl,,,.# H., ;..,l,
would rc,uIf If an ,,y ,,,,.,, mn, =, IT., ,l..:
lent a5oIitj,n2 Lf.,1 ,,Is, i... ,....:
an evil :, Ma, i g.. I IN, ,,,, H., :, J. ,,-..