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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-05
JAMES RIVER. LAND FOR SALE,

IN Tuesday, the 4 III day of October neNi if fair
~ and ii not then on the next fair day, | shall offer
for sale. at public auction, upon the premises my
ESTATE in the county GTlAnilierst. and five miles be-
low the town of Lynchburg The tract contains by late
survey Us OF very fine James River low grounds
through which the canal does not pass, and there are
- acres ofhgh lands. Also, my undivided portion,
(1eng thrd) of 100 acres of Land adjoining the
above Tract, aud the formerly owned BY Iinlaus
Boiling deed. The fertility Of this estate It's adapia-
ton to The growth OF tOtacco com wheat and oats lis
eontignity to the town of yncburg, and the convent
encc Of navigation, render this i.aId very valuable.
particular description is unnecessary Those dis
posed b purchase Npec!cd and invited visit the
estate aud judge for themselves. HE present tenant,
Mr. George potyWoln, u Amherst. is well acquainted
with the Land, aud viii answer the enquiries Of any
disposed to purchase. The purchaser viii lave the
privilege Of sowing whcathls fall, and possession will be
given On the LIST day Of ucxt January.
The terms will he 81 500 cash, the day Of sale; one
bird Of the residue must be paid the 5h Of August,
1913: anoher third on the 18th Of August, lSil and
the remaining tlfd on The 5th of August 1915. The
three last payments will bear interest from the day of
slle but the Interest viii he rmitted the money be
nnnciually paid. The tide to the llud will he retained
until the last payment ia made. Letters post paid ad
dressed to in reference to this property, and directed
to the virginia Mills Z. O, Buckingham county. will
receive due attention. ROBERT Boiling.
Aopust 90 wtiO
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10 Bcnjaaaa ~ iobspa, inn .iiaria Jioison. john
u. Hobsoi Robe,f III IioLsoa, Margaret T.. lob
So,, .i,obtiia HobSoa Hiiiiun Iiobsou ad .H,Uy c.
flots0a, children n io'dsa iiabsoa dcceaSed che tast
serra NJ trtom are ilfimtS under Il pears NJ ar
Richard S. Darts ,jor,LaaI Dats, Hargo,tt Ehsa
Dars, Sait,son II. Darts, IL, h.d,oard ~. Chpk,
JaiDie5 Headricf and Elizabeth las mDe, 7ho1nds
Erais GnR Susan his ieJc. William jotth,g aud
.B,uy l.. his ,nitc, Utgiaa Scot, Samuel Grit
i'm. ,JohH H. Griffin, Gtstdeus A. UinefieH md
ChttpHc his W3e. am C. GbiDia, riioc md re-
Eet gf Uilaaa trifH dcc'd., .binthew b. .Nouiip
and Elizabeth his~f Join 7. Daris and Margaret
his ,eif, Pete. ~ Iioiitad and Dosla his rife,
Hurry ,uitcieR Ct1~ies {. Scott, Chuiotic Mt
ehcH and Caroline griffin, (tie iust Hace q triom
are dJip,is mahy He ose @2I ycWS)
FENAkE MOTTO f., that shall, on Friday the 23d
day Of September nc>f, at my house, Halls ford
Franklin County, Virginia proceed to take the depos
lions Of Stephen Prosonand others, be read as ev
dencc the trial Of sui in elancery. depending in the
Circuit Superior Courl ot Law aud Ch8ucery, for the
Comfy Of Bedford. ia which am plaintiff and you are
defendants II from any cause the said DISPOSITIONS
not taken on the above named dag they will be taken on
the succeeding day AT the same place, and if they
uat completed on either OF the above mentioned days.
they viii be continued from day 10 day until completed.
BONkER PRESTON.
Aug. 8 Win
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INsh's'E6,z,,

a AM roqueslfdby Capt " liam Shrewsbury (wio
4 IS WISH 10 his relations in kauan ha) To of
fer for sale his TRACT OF LAND lying in the
Southwestern pant of the County Of Bedford, the
waters Of Beaver Dam Creek, containing Coo acres
This tract OF Land very valuable containing real rich
heavily nbered land to clear fine cree, bottom. well
adapted to clover and other grain; with fine orchard,
Sc. sc.
An early Saleis very desirablc and those wishing b.
buy viii please yew the Land and make ihcir prop1.
sit oa3 known Ia me. NM. DICKINSON, il.
Bedford CITY. Va. July II WITS
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HDEE.E8UisE SEHIgS.5Esl.
Rev. aOiin Anderson, a. Ne. PRI&cfP
Nsg. ~ lillian Irwin ASSISTANT

VIZ. ~ iiii;snE Irwin, ASSISTANT.
.FANlE business Of the next session of ten months, will
commence on Thursday the first of September. nj
. O'Clock, A. NJ Ii is hoped thai Parents and Guar
dams will endeavor have those under ther pres
emf at the peong ii the Session. in order that the elias
scs may be properly arranged The classes in Greek
Testament Aenuphon. Homer. Cesar, Virgil Horace,
idyy Cicero BDnnycas1les Algebra PlayiaTs Euclid,
Yuungs Analytic Irgonometry Gumnleres Survey
ny, Ancient aud Modern History, aud in all the various
departments Of thorough English aud Classical Edu
catun will be organized. possible after the
commencement of the Session. class will he oroan-
lied, in larfiss Bookkeeping and students entering This
class will be required opay - dollars extra, for aten-
dance on this
Mr.. Anderson takes this opportunity of assuring his
Patrons that noeiorts ON his part, will be wanting TO i'm
part the pupils entrusted his The most useful
knowledge, The studies viii he regulated in
daneo with the wishes If Patents. Guardians, and
Nill ViuW 10 preparation f,r that profession which
may have been chosen Mr. A. accomm ,data in his
family about 10 BOARDERS, who will have tho adj
vantage Of preparatory study either with himself or lis
assistant. Terms for board, including Washing light,
and fuel. l00 for the session of ten months.
\ course Of Lectures on Chemistry viii be delivered,
commencing in November; aud Gentlemen in the village
and vicinity who wish attend This course will oblge
Mr.. A. by leaving lhair names with him. ith any ui
the Merchants in Fncastle. Terms for attendance on
this Of 8 months 1.-TWO Lectures each wec, and
one hour for eNamination) SO Students Of the Aeaae
my admitted at S.
Fncasc. Aug. ! w2m
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July l |
VIRGINIA ::

VIRGINIA:
I rules held in the Clerks Office orhe Circuit Superior
tourt OF Law and Chanccry, holden in and for the eoin-
ty Of Campbell, the 9TH day of July. 1872:
Sterling and Elias Wade lr., merchants and
partners trading under the style and firm of Sterling adey
10 the use ui said Wade, Plaintiffs,
against
Edmund y. Austin Henry T. Early In his own right, and
Of Abner Early deceased, bosea Early wide"
Of saiddeeedon William Organ, agent OF Early * Organ
and executor OF John Organ deceased, and Elizabeth Or
gan, widow of said docee James oa,d Jacob Early and
Sanuei Orsan merchants and partners trading us1sr the
firm Of Early Organ, Katy AUSTIN widow Of James Aus-
tin deceased, Patrick Austin, Robert AUSTIN Thomas Aus
TN, John Austin Jacob EARLY and Elizabeth his wife, and
Samuel Organ and Behethcrland his wife, Defendants.
liz CHANCEEY
The defendants Jacob Early and Elizabeth his wife, Sam
ue Organ and bchetlerland his wife, Katy Austin wido"
Of james Austin deceased Patrick Austin Robert Austin,
Thomas Austin and John Austin having entered their APP
earance and given security according the Of Assembly
aud the rules OF thH Court and appearing by satisfactory
eydeare that hey inhabitants this country ii or
dercd that said defendants appear here the tday o: inc
nGSt term OF this Court and The bill Of the plaintiffs and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in HE town Of Lynchburg for months sur
cessvelv andpost,d the front door Of the Courthouse Oh
this county Cupv-rcste,
mo d. ALEXANDER, OK
VIM
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TRE SAHR-aTH.

Fresh sl.iss ths brook sad blows the gale,
= Yet ycss.r halts The qaiet mill,
Tie whirting wheel, tho rushing SAL.
Hes motirnless and stisi
Fix days ktofn Labor shnts the poor
From Natures caraless banquet tsii.
'Tle seventh, a, s',ssi ops ~. door,
And smiling, Welcomes all
A fathers tcadsr unereT rave
This hely ,e~laie 10 DE hfsast,
To hrsatbe the gale, to watch the wave.
And knew the Wheel may rest
Six DAYS q toll, roor child Of Cam,
Thy strength thy masters slave be,
The seventh, II, limbs escape The chain
A tioa haiti made thcc Rec
The belis that vg.s'er laarnlng knew
Thy footsteps then setl ssncsi
On ,l.er as them. DESCEND the dew,
The baptism o. The day.
Fresh yidss The braal and blows the gale.
Gai yondes halts the quiet mill,
Tbe whuiipg wheel, he rushing sail,
How no!icailes. ab,l still
sorest, owes,y hcani but, 70.
The church sl,fe gltStning up toilearon,
IL. mar thee mhefe thy thoughts sls,nld 80
The day Toy d.edha'l' given
I.ene through tlc landscapes soIe,m t,st
The spife It's inufel ,p,ilis ua high
o, soul, al peace ,visiil lte breast,
Rise, lniagiing with the sAy
They tell lbee, IN their lr, aiming 'chaai,
OF Power lio,n Old Dominion hurled,
When fieli sod poor. with iui.r rub,
Shall share the altered Morld
Ala, sinne Time itstlf began,
That ish'c hath bnl looied tic hour,
Each a9e that ripons Power "a Man
But subjects Msaie Punrn
Yet uvcrs day IN seven, at least,
oIc htisht R'lmliie shah he hpQwn,
Mans world awhla hath surel, rcased
When Tod proclailns bis own
Sis days may fanh DIVIDE The ponr
O. Dives, from Tia bapqae halt
flse >c,ensh, tle Father e.,cs tbs deer,
Asd holds Us ie~t So all
fFR z. !, ntLvIR
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Vsi{s.SN Nj NJ:

VEkGSNEt:
+ rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chaneery, holden in and FOR the
cousty OF Campbell, the 18th day of July, 1872:
Charles Galloway, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Francis Galway, EdmaudAusn and carolu. G. Terry,
Defendants.
In CuANCERY
The Defendant Francis Galloway, rot having entered his
appearance and given security according the OF As
snll and the rule Of TN, Court, and ii appearing by sat
i>arfoy evidences thai he is not inabitant of this
country II IS ordered that said defendant do appear hers
The st day of the next term OF this Court, and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted newspaper printed in the town Of
ynchbars Cor months suceessiyeiy and posted the
front doom OF the court house Of hls county
day a Copy-rese,
JNp. ID. ALEX AMBER, el1.,
July Is WIN
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August !


Eirginia:
7 Rules holden inthc Clcrl,'s Office oftle Circuit
n pcrior Court ui Law and Ghanecry, for the Town Of
i.lnsaburs, The - day ol August, Is u.
Thomas /. Virgins, Plaintiff,
dgdidst
Hugh Rogers and John Ro,ser, Defendants,
TX tuAHCERY
The Def uGant Hugh Rogers not Ia wing entered his APP
polaneo and given security according the Act of Assembly
and the Rules of this Cut and it appearing by atiSiacto
evidence that he j. inhaitant this county, II
IS ordered that the said Defendant dc appear here the first
Monday IN October and the bill Of tie Plaintiff;
and that copy this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the town Of ynchbug, for
months suceessi,ey AMI posted at The front door of the
court-hoytse, in the sand town. A Copy-'Icstc,
d. ROBES, elk.
August WIN
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GREAT DISCOVERY.

THIIls neliene is the only that has corne before
Y the IH1e Tor tho reelal m9tlfars, and is dessned
Gr ihei and lon only Il Is not cure for all com
laints but luf the one Designed; and the testimonials m
favor being strong, We recommend II as yalna
bic meiiraa. A pamphlet accompanies each bottle.
with full description peculiar virtues. For sale
hy DlNkLE & RUMBOUGU.
May % WIEN
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VIRGIN a:

EEsGeNGt:
"a Court of Law and ChancefY, holden in and ior The
County Of Campbell, the It'll day Of July, ISL:
james Ca Galloway and Eyaiina T. Galloway,
Plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Edmund Austin and Francis Galloway, Defendants,
Is CHANcERY.
Tie Defendant Francis Galloway, having entered his
appearance and given security according TO the Act ui As
seably and thc rl. at this Court, and il appearing by
slcars evidence that lie is inhabtn of this Com
mensralh: Il is otdeed that said defendant do appear
e te first day ol the next term Of this Court and
tie bill "a the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be
forthwith published IN some newspaper printed IN tho town OF
lrprhnrg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted al the
lrnt of he Cout house Of tbs county, on some Court
day. Copy-TeAe,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, elk.
July IS WA
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Aug, s


N TIE UNIITI] SIaA TO IOt ut,
For the Eastern District ei Virginia,
Arsusr s, 1870:
EAMFe OLIVER, Of the town of Lynehburg,
es having filed petition praying that he may be dc
eared iupt: II is ordered, that all persons claim
ing to be creditors oil the said James Oliver show cause
to the cuuT the l2th ofS,piember next, why lhesad
1an'cs Oliver he no, declared bankrupt pursuant 70
tthe act OF tongreas IN that behalf; and thai copy OF
Ibis order be published in the newspapers, according to
the ed and 2lth rules OF court.
\ Gppy-Tesfo,
f'FNBY GIT son. OK
AH.s.f#s -
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Vir%iaia:
= rules held in the CLERKS Oaieeor The Circuit Superior
n Court Of Law and Glaee iof the County OF Nelson,
in the msnth Of July, 1si3:
John Burl1fi, Administration Of William Causby. dord
and Wilson Peters and Samuel II. Shelton, Plaintiffs
Ga0inSt
Coleman W. kil administrator OF Ncn T. Inglc. alias
Allen r Joghng decd and Martha 1sflmg intlnt heir Of
SAID Allen T. Jopling deed. and jdpjiue HI wife.
deeI and under The Of twcntons years and Polly In
gle, alias Polly Doping Defendants,
TX CnkNcERY.
The hefeqdant Martha Joplng, ntt having cntcrcdhcr
appearance and given security according TO The Act of As
seni5y aud rules of s Court and appearing by atisac-
tory evidence that she is not ahahant Of this Common
wealth; TN motion Of the Plaintiffs by their counsel it is
ordered that the SAID Defendant do appear here the first
day Of September ucNt, and the bill th Pla
ti and that COPY of this order he forthwith inserted in the
'iynchblug Ngnian, newspaper Published in the town
OF lyhahbufg, f o months SUCCESSFULLY, and another copy
thereof posted at the front door Of the Court House of Ills
county, Coat tay.
\ cply--lcste,
no. :. CUTLER, ok.
10y " IN
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seoo chaen upon beug told by hlF tam neighboi that
essr, ene vi the gentlemen he bad been challenging TO
un hiin in 10 Tho memory Of The battle OF Bunker
Hill was an isnalisiman
lie had evidently taken them all for natives, and
he was paying them ihf delicate compliment posi-
hltf
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yirgini:I:

Nirginin:
4 rules holden IN the CLERKS onieo Of the circu, SUI
n pefiar Court u Law and Chancery for the Town Of
l.ynchhmg, ON ,e lst day fAugust, isi2
Robert Moniss, Plaintiff,
GgqiIisl
John {. Rogers Hugh korcrs and George W. Lowe,
partners, teeing nIf Che 81! If J. { rogers a Co and
john Rosser, Defendants,
~ CnAHeERY
The Defendants John G. Rogers Hugh Rogers and George
w Lowe moi havn@ cn ed their appearance and given
cuy according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
they inhabitants Of this country II is ordered, that
sid Defendants do appear here the first Monday in 0cto
her and The hill Of the Plaintiff; and that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper Prn
ted in the OF yueblg, ior two months sueccssiN ely,
aud posted the r6ntdoor Of The house in said town
Gepy-Tcste,
d. ROBES, Elk.
August |. WIN
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vir-issi;,:

Virginia:
= Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit
"A prrior Court Of Law anl thanfcp, for the Town OF
l.,nclburg, on the lst dry ot August, 1872.
Robert Norris, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Gustavus \ Rose, John II Paeson and Samuel Garland,
Defendants,
Is CntNcERY
Tn" Defendant Gnstlyus \ Rose NOT having entered his
'fpe1irc and given security according 10 the Act of As
semhv and the Rules o this Court. and appearing by
tlsaeto evidence, tht he nlalant of this
sl isararal. tint tle sad defendant do appear here
theut II inlay in bc5hVrneNt and the bin OF the
Plaintiff ard th copy of this order he forthwith inserted
in some Paperpu, ihod IL the town OF Iynchbug for
two months successfully, aud posted the front door OF the
'7ni-h5oso IN said t5wn Copy-Teste,
II. ROBES, elk.
August N2m
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$40 Ess3SSr RED.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th July
IL last, my negro man,
S.F.E.
He is about feet or inches high stout built, and
has good countenance when spoken TO- lis clothing
is usual summer clothing. lie has been heard q, on
Wards road, near Kingston, and probably may aim to
lvnchburg probably he has been conveyed To
Patrick by some person. The above reward will be civ
en- ii he is taken in Campbell or Pitsylyana, and $40
if taken out Of those countless
JOHN BROWN, son'r
Aug % W4t
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N.fGE WE 1s.feT e U.VS!!
TUNif subscriber has al his iilscksnitl's shop near
4 the Franklin Hotel. and will always keep large
assortment OF Wagons Of all sizes, which he will sell on
reasonable terms. AMMON HANCOCK.
Aur - wlw:
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT,


N THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of Virginia
ArausT s. 1872:
NAMES TERRY ofthe county Of Caupbell, having
- flied petition, praying that he may be declared a
bankrupt; 1t is ordered that all persons claiming To be
creditors Of the said James Terry shaw cause 10 the
court ON The 18th day Of September next why the said
James Terry be declared bankrupt pursuant 10 the
act of Congress in thai behalf aud that copy Of this
order be published in the newspapers, according 10 the
I'D and . lth rules Of Court.
Copy-Ic9te.
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
August WOW
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MARYLAxn Ten.oco.--1ha Annapolis Repnhli
can sa4.-By TIE n1st accounts from England.
We find that under the new af ia that country, Ma
rsstd tobacco Is snl5er 10 duty ct three shiIlngs-
10 cents. pei pound. Estimating Iobaeea at SIX cents
here this Is only eIrn imfS lis value. IN the Liver
pool price clrea 10 pco Is affixed 10 t. In the London
PRICE cnrIeut It is quoted al 81 10 pence per pound. o.
eeuts eeuis clear Of the duly IN the London
warehouse 31 bagsheads en band. aid although thscin
modify. which employs one lh Of our people aud FIVE
eounties u Maryland. aud equal TO l0ih in value Of
our agricultural producla IS thus heavily taxed IN En-
gland. there politicians who conlond that we, the
people OF Maryland have relief by CONTRIBUTING
OF protective duties upon English products or English
manufactures That must tako their goods at
tho lowest rates Of duties practicable; and only incl
enally protect ourselves from the aracity Of those
who plunder by the imposition oi duties-oley-
on times more than the FIRST cost 0f our productions.
Truly we IN sad condition under such dOclrnosl
The Wings think and ac differently.
Penr PAtMrar.-A late North Carolinapap contains
The following queer aeknow Judgment. Singular people,
hese North Cafalina folks
june 2l5t. lel2- Received from ia Sheriff Of Per
son County. A. C.. % lashes in par Of debt due ne
from he Commonwealth (ior bgsmy,) 10 b. paid in two
other annual instancnts
EDWARD \. CALLAHAN.
We should ihnl. he would iolei,e the State the
balance OF Tic debt.
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ilRGiNlA-t rules holden in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery, Tor the
town Of I.ynehburg, the lst day of August iSl2.
Halves \. Coleman, john Rosser, Nancy Jane Hawkins
and Kendall G. Brent the last Of whom lo the benefit Of
{. + Estes, plaintiffs
against
William Allison. John Il. Frpett, William Ross, James
Benagh aud John Earl, Defendants,
The Defendant William Ross not having entered his ap-
peaiaree and security according 10 the Act of Assem-
bly, and The Rules er THIS Cont, and II appearing b. satisa
tory evidence that Ire is inhabant Of This country 1t
is ordered That the said Defendant do appear here the
first dan of the aud answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs
and that copy oiths order forthwith inserted in
paper printed in &c town Of ynchbuTg for two months sue
ccvey aad posted al tie front door oithe couthuase in
saij town, \ Cepy-Icste
y. ROBES, CTk
Aur WIN
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against

William Bailey, Samuel Garland, George w. Turner ana
John u. Nlnrel1. Defendants.
The defendant William Bailey not having entered his APP
pearahe and security according the act of assembly and
the rules oi this Court and appearing by satisfactory eyl-
denee that he not hahan of this eounty II is ordsiel
ihat the sand Defendant do appear here the first Monday
IN Octocrnry and The bill of lie Plaintiffs; and that
copy OF this order he forthwith inserted in newspaper
printed ntho town of lynrhbur for months successive
~ aud posted the front dooi ofc courthouse in the said
town. \ Copy-Iuste,
y. RODES,CFk.
Judy II w2m
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VIRGINIA:

virginia:
4 4 Rules holden in the Clerks Office of The Circuit
"A Superior Court Of Law and Chancery FOR the town of
Iynehblrg, on the lth day ofJuly 1872:
Abel 3. Nichols and William Bell merchants and partners
trading under the style and firm Of Nichols s Bell,
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BUSINESS CARDS

,NE1TLY PBLATEp N TINS or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-22
MULTIPLICATION.

The legislature ofNev Hampshire hare, 10
their superior wisdom resolved, not 10 sppor.
s,oh the State into Districts for The election Of
Members Of Congress. las is required by sec
tton Of the ApporIionmenl Bill, which passed
Congress a, its lale session. } buI 20 elect Them
~ General Tickes, az heretofore. This refrae.
ioty proceeding Oh their parl should meet--as il
meft's-the condemnation Of every friend u
: the Constitution, and advocate OF The s'suprema.
~ 81 he law1.r
We lhiEk This nefarious proceeding or iheils
Inas be attributed 10 Tie course the Pfesid,ufuu
saed 10 slgning The Arpcrlionmeni Bill. Wis IN e.
ing 10 NE STATE Department, what be chose 10
sstm a. Exposition" IAN &C, without prec,deni.)
y the trsrons fOs signing said Bill, and The CEN.
s1fresion y put upon that section-in which he
eues,ions The authority Of Congress 10 dffects'
States 10 make new regulations, or alter exiting
Iegulalions,9 asto hetmanner in which Mem.
tsrs Of Congress skaiI be elected lie further
says, that he leaves 'fquestians that may arise
hereafter, 70 be settled BY full consideration Of
ths several provisions Of The constitution and he
laws, and The authority OF each House 10 Judge
Of the elections returns and ALLEGATIONS Of It's
own members - Andflhis leading Loco Foeo
iontral in Missouri says, q renders lis u,sndaiorv
feature merely airi.nyF" Bat we have YET 10
isEtp that anSAcl "appfoTed" By the "Pne.i.
deel. 7 can Be abrogaisd By iuch sPecious rea-
soniae. although made by The same func,ionaty
sho gave validity to iha Law By bis signature.