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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

o5' The last Republican "spcaks in of approJa
ton ola few measures Of the Administration which ii
considers rght-decaring however that it ''can never
become the partizan Of Mr Tyler" This is precisely
What We did towards Mr.. Ingersoll few days ago
that is, we complimented particular speech of that
gentleman, which ,ee thought right, without intending
thereby become "tac partizan of Mr. In2erso and
yet tho Republicans sense Of proprety WAS so much
shocked that it read very grave lecture for in
du9ing in such "editorim t,icts' The Republican,
by following example, subjects itself to it's re-
buhe. Docs it belong to the anacal of self dogel
iatolS2
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August | |
NEW GLASGOW ACADEMY.

T'llF. Undersigned Trustees Of tho above Institution,
have engaged the services of Mr.. William -. FAIR,
distinguished graduate Of the Virginia Military lns
tue who will upon the discharge Of his duties ON
the 10Th Of September neat.
In addition To the reputation which MI Fair holds
heiore the public f1r his scientific nainuons. he has
furnished the Trustees with the highest and sats
factory test" ouaa from The conductors OF the Institution
Nhore he graduated.
Il Is designed to put the New Glasgow Academy
the most elevated botnp, approaching fno oqualing,
that OF our ordinary colleges
PROGRAMME or STUDIES.
NJ ArnrM ATios
Arithmetic. Algebra. Geometry, Trgonometry (planc
and Spher,cal.) Analyllea Geometry Diflcrcnlia aud
internal Calculus, Descriptive Geometry. Shades and
Shadows. and Perspective.
ENaLlsn DEPARTMENT.
Reading. Writing. Grammar, Geography, History,
Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, Composition and De
elaniauon
Latin and Greek. tthe usual books,) French. B'l
mans Grammar Teemaehus Gil Bias. Charles XII.
Noliare's lIcnradc, Sc sc.
AZ Mathematics will be II Distinguishing feature IN
the Academy the 'hack beard" will be extensively used,
MS will In French Geography, sc. as in Mathematical
operations
TGion facsper session Of fre months
Reading, Writing aud Arithmetic. with
Grammar, Geography, History, Philosophy,
Tie above. with the languages and
Mathematics. - 90
Board can he had in the respectable families
moderate terms
The healthy situation OF New Glasgow the beauty
of the surrounding country the intelligence and rcspec
liability Of the cltlaens together with the high quafca
items dl the gentleman employed. warrant the undrrsign
Cd IN recommending the Institution To the favorable
sdeRllon Of the public at large.
WM. NJ. WALLER.
JOHN WHITEHEAD.
WARNER JONES,
SAM'L NJ. GARLAND,
JOS. X. IRVING,
JAS. T.. IAIIAFERRO,
JNO. COLEMAN.
HENRY t.. DAVIES,
H. NJ. GARLAND, il.
Trustees.
Aug wll5S if
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81 The Riots in Philadelphia. between the whites s.
the Blacks, haze terminated There were a good many
wounded IN the ARRAY. though we believe no lives were
lost Ii this battle between the two races had taken
place in Southern town, the Abolition hive would have
buzzed about for yea. to come They should
een from the frsquen, rccurenceof eerents, North
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

%, Mr. Calhoun received dig from his al
~, ". Benton. Friday last. The former attributed
all the disasters of the country to the tariff Of ISIS.
which brought so large surplus Into the treasury
Mr. Benton voted fer that law and of course denied the
fact. Iadced, every body knows, or ought to know.
That the surplus from the heavy sales Of
the public lands But Mr. Calhoun never regards Gfris
when ihey cyuAict with his theories Mr. Benton. in
turn. attacked the Dist94lnticn law Of 1857, of which
Mr.. Calh5un was such advocate; aud he said
very truly that he could not see how any man who vo
ted io a law could NOW entertain any scruples about
distributing the Land fund, The rival houses of York
and Lancaster are beginning to mount their badges.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

VII coPartneshsp heretofore existing in this uiscr
j under The firm Of Turner Durwei, 8, Co. bas Is.S
removed, and 'ls concern viii continue 70 do bsir
At iheir old stand Their stock Of Cords, which tho3
believe 10 be Of the best in the place viii he slj
thef by shoeaae Or retail, at very reduced prizes 20
those who may favor them with call.
In addition to iar stock Of Dry Gcods, they have
good assortment Of Sugar. Coffee, Salt, &c. &c. whist
will be sold at the lowest market prices.
TURNER, BURWELL Go
August Inf .,
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vi AsssSsttse,.

Married in Danyille. On the Sd inst by the Rev
John Kerr, Mr. llrNRf =. I>Ru,soN. to Miss Ell2
cAraARiNE WILLIAMS, daughter OF Capt. James NJ
Williams, all Of that place.
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%. The Alexandria Gazette says-"'rhe manly, in
dependent course of Mr. Archer places him high in the
confidence the Wings of his own State and Of the L
States. 'faR4fd and taa,le2s.' is his motto''
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Inc above sale Of furniture is postponed I'LL Thursday
the In inst onaccaun Of the iiclemepey of The wealth
er' and wliI positively take place on that day. in front
~, ~ NY Iao'mt "areoonls, opposite the Franklin Hotel
Terms liberal and made known on The aay ~ s,ln '
ALANSON WINSTON.
Aug MA,
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cow Es6Ns.D ATTRACTIONS!
Ee z 1il % q al

a. s - ID - a \ ID.
ANlNG sold out the principal part oionr o !. ID
n I o c X al the store of Burton liodrs, we
haye the pleasure Of informing friends and the public
generally, that we have remorci TO that hpuT q Il Ii
+ " r Il T. s 7 q { 4 of = n T. S H.
" y aal DESIRABLE GO0BS, aud shah
III future continue our business THE OLD STAND, IN
der The style and firm of ROBES Il BUTTON
Having been very bcnlly polroniaed by generous
public for nearly five years. under the old and new
hnns, we laucr ourselves now, that have united
onr stocks and are better prepared and the more dspo
Sod 10 merit It's continuance. that shall not fail 10
ali1e on most sangnne expectations.
Our stock Ut this lime very large, and is comprised in
part Of the following very desirable articles 10 which,
with many others not enumerated, earnestly invite
the attention fall who in Hunt Of good Goods. at
low prices:
Plan and Figured shs and Satna somo very and rich
unusually low
l}lac, Italian Silks n treat variety
Blue black do. handsome and cheap
Black, blue black and eolared Chaeys
Monsns great variety and very cheap
Black and colocd Gro DE Nap Mcrlno, very Gno
Black, blue black, and eoored ,ombazlnes
Syrian Musllns, fine and handsome article for Ladies'
dresses
Painted Lawns and Nusns from Is to 81
Galieoes At Cd worth IL
do " IL - Is Sd
do Eng. g lsCd" % ID
Printed Cambrics, yard wide, at sod
1arlion Muslin, white and colorcd. new article
Cambrics and Muslins; splendid assortment
Bonnet silks and Lawns, very low
Bonnet Ribbons, large supply, cheap
Alpaca Ius,re. beautiful article for Ladies' dresses
Cambria and Muslin Edgngs and Insertings
Thread and Bolbinet Laccs. large supply
silk Cotton and Worsiod Hosiery splendid assortment
Gloves, Of all kinds prices and descriptions
Scarfs Fancy Iland,erchios, Shawa aud Nantllias,
rich variety
Cloths CassiIperos, aud Ncstngs
Georgia Nankceus, brown Linens and Drilllngs
Summer Cloths aud jhibel Cloths. very fine
Cotton fringcs large stock very cheap
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas and parasols
Gambnons Italian Cloths. Cotton Casslmerse. Kentucky
,Icancs. and various other Goods suitable for gen
temcn's clothing
Cotton Oznaburg, Buraps and Tow Linen
Bleached and brown Coons from A. cents 10 the finest
quality
Sugar. Coffee Salt and Bale Cotron very low, besides
great variety OF other u Y COO ps IN Il
cEBiEs of when we invite special examination.
ROBES & BURTON.
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of tie Potomac. that here be not only amaisa
nation between them. but thai they live TO
sethe in harmony except in the relation Of master aud
servant.
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qar. BENJAMIN w. E'ostct:

pr. ksCuj tseain W. Foster:
fbhkE notice, fbat We shall on the 9Th day of Sep
eubcr, ISl2, M the counting Of Alessrs 10 ,l
CT 4 sent, the county Of Charlotte. take the dcpo
son Of Francis ID. AtWell. 10 be read evidence IN n
ehanecry cause pending in the Circuit Superior
Count OF Law Al thaneery fur Charlotte county, in
which we p4alis aud Yourself aud others are de
l,ndants. Non1s. So
GREEN, ROBERTS !. BOOKER.
August | win
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e3- The Banks in Tennessee have resumed spcci
payments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-11

L ss.Nh tOlt.tfaL-Iii.s sALl.sLL
n aud celebrated ST. ngthning medicine is for sale
Howell DAVIES.
Aur : ts If
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fE1IiE SUBSCRIBER, having determined to move
n to the North West in few weeks, requests all
persons indebted him come forward and settle their
accounts speedily possible; and those persons who
may have open against him. present them
for payment before the 10Th of Auguslney, he wishes
to leave no account unsettled against him.
have various pieces of HOUSEHOLD fURNI
TURF which | viii dispose ofprisaely, to be deliver
ed when leave. WIN. I. ilOLCOMBE.
July ii TIA
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FE.'gA.fGE SGgs0ur.
EksEGATGD ~.

! WE noX Session Of the subscribers Schbol will
n commence on Monday, the lat of Angus, and ter
nlna'e at INC end OF The year Tuition fees as heretofore
July IL -.
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W. ~. RfGEy.sRRS

AS in store general Assortment If u.,a,,,ro a.,
Cutlery, which he viii Continue to sell at yerv 70.
doeed prices, for cash ~ wy ~
July % :.
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we assure our friend of the Staunton Spectator,
'p@4'ng the term ''invscble n,rguer' TO Dir.
we intended only playful allusion TO circum-
'S when That gentleman hnselfs well aware of,
'1'' ne therefore will not misapprehend. Nothing
''i''ef from cur intention than to cast any inpu-
''o' upon that gcnilomao for HON ,ro entertain the
III acs, respect.
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GOODS! GOODS!!Gpgn.v

49, wv hbS!! dsGpg GtAfv
~ jnne lGh 1912
u o',S ~ Foht IL has jua returned from ,rip AZ,
- "f hoods and Is now opening, a, his oheap CasH
following. to Wit "'' wv
a.sLICOES, L.9yv.y'y. 1,.l.uHRT<S
.ns :, Tvs, Sc, for Ladies' Dresses, al sd Or yd
and upwards ' p ''''
nanheens' large Ia, real Georgia, al Oh por v,,d
fah'aioon Goods, and Nestings, large IL, and ye,v
cheap. e ~ ''' very
I'd pair. ss'' ST. AZ
Fancy handkerchief and Sca,fs.
Mus, Gloves. Ribbons Sc
Worked Collars, aud Lace Good, o.oor.p
.YLSD
, boNN"Ts ofall kinds, Artificial Flowers p,n5
no1e4 .'0gc, eaiins. Silks, Wells, Irish Linen. H1l.
land. Pins TYPES Needles and N.'e"' '''-
\ Thousand Other sriiclcs.
MI 81 wGn bought IN the present duh state Of tho Nor
them Markets will be sold at very low ur,ces -'''
,oo JOHN J. fURVIS
'''' ~ tsif
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~ While the democracy are every where expires
sing their contempt for Mr. Tyler he still degrading
niset By counting their support. lie has recently
dered the transfer Of the printing Of the Albany post Of
tee from the Daily Advertiser, gallant and able Wing
jaafna' to the Argus the wellknown organ Of the Van
Buren tegency- and the bitter and INSCRIPTIONS
Of its pay And we see it stated that he has com
monccd sweep in the New York Custom House. find
ing the Collector, Mr. Curtis, suppose, moro com
plying than old Jonathan Roberts of Philadelphia. a
oooi % or 40 of the Custom House officers including
eefAs' tide walters and wachmcn have tcen turned ot
!" make room for Others, (says the Trbune whose scru-
pes about dividing their salaries with the conductors of
yer presses are less formidable and whose adherence
70 Executive will Is less dubious than those of the
'9''hei mcumbenis' Thus he is rc-cstablishing one
=, TIE most corrupt abuses of which the Wings COM
raned IN Mr. Van Buren, How long will it be, before,
,'s fae, John Tyler reaches that Lowest depth be-
'o'a which there is no lowe decp?n
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BE rerg of that which he objection suppose
In the case the State would quota o the
natoual revenue Tor domestic upon fixed principle,
as mailer d right. and from fund 10 the creation oi
which II had contributed ia fair proportion; surelQ
there could be nothing dorogutafy in that A matters
nov stand the States themselves. In thor sovereign
character. not unltqncnty petitioners at the bar Of
tn. Federal Legislature Tor such allowances out Of the
National Treasury II may comport with their Pleas
ure OF scnse Of duty 10 bestuw upon them 1t
require argument 10 prove which Of the two courses Is
mes ca mmtIhe with the efficiency or responsibility of
th, Safo Governments"
trust the States will never surrender their dignity or
Independence but considering the United States, IN re
gard 10 the public lands, trustee whose powcra
and duties are plainly defined II is strange II should be
gayeIy uged that there Is any thing Illuminating In de
mandlng lrum Them an execution 81 the trust. The
States apply hahually the General Government for
custom houses. post Offices posi- roads, and other benefits
was created 10 oonior, without being supposed 10
uiicc thcr dignity. But they 10 be regarded rs
mendcants when only claiming what ls lawfully their
uWn'
But "moaeG, We arc told. is .po,eef." VIII the
Genclal Government lhcn tina power judelous
k. ct more honestly, than the Siatesl II would be hut
poor compliment Ia the States to say IA And lrom
what quarter do we hear thsl From those who are
willing IL retain this coTuplng power themselves. W g
lear H. too. from States Nhlc hold large portions of tins
fund Of corruption. aud have scruplrs Ia Il ur
purposes Of internal improvement. while the southern
States refuse 10 participate. II We be thus Induced
10 abandon rights well nWy they laugh at rs for
folly.
Another objection 81 similar character il The apprr
henson thai helr respective quotas. II received bN the
States may SVoscdr The Necessity II hyiig taTcs. and
consequently, release tho local Legislatures from lhcu
responsibility. This is certainly, great refinement
\ Sate entitled 10 sum ol money. sufficient 10 relieve
It's citizens ler Neam from burd, usomo taxation, IA 10
sunrnd,ril md insist upon h,mg taxed by then eeis
ian'c without necessity af fear OF releasing then hom
responsibility"
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~ Neqazs.R;s, ri2pEssDAX W0gsNlsaa. Apgssa

TIE Commonwealth Of tginia 10 The Sheriff Of I'm
herSi C Hatg, Greeting:
VA IiEREAs. II bert Riycs administrator Of Jesse
w Garrison deed. heretofore exhibited To the late
superior Court II Chanrrfs. for the District Of yneh
bury, lbs hfll u complaint against DAVID : tar
land and Jane Il Garland his VIE. W ilau IL. Gar
land Samuel s.. Garland. Edunrd \. Cahcll, Samuel
Garland and others, whcrenp3u sundy proceedings hay
M Leon Lad appears trom the records and files OF the
said court. now remaining in the Clc1k's 0lice OF
our Iuenr Superior Count ST Law and ClnnrcN for
the toNaut Nnehhufg. pursuant Ia law; hut h,tofe
final decree cud he pronounced III the cause, the De
l'nd2n David :. Garland departed this lie nte.tae
d Is said. and administration Il all aud singular his gaeds
chaltes and credits hath been In due from committed
William ". Waller aud Samuel NJ Garland. for admin
sratjonAnd VIZ being suppleatcd by The Plaintiff. ir
proper remedy IN this behalf, and being willing that
what is right and tist should de done therein command
yon that yon make known according Ia law 10 tho
said William VI. Waller and Samuel N. Garland
As administrator of David :. Garland ID d. and to
Jam H. Garland. widow oi the said David :. Garland.
decd. and II the same William NJ Mailer and Sally
his wife late Sally GaIaud, Gusayus A. Ross and Ann
;. his WI .'n ana 5 Garland John Z. Cobta and
Jane VI his WIFI. late Jare NJ. Garland, William II,
Garland. Edward \. taheil and Mary |, ms vile.
lat Mary r Garland, Samuel NJ. Garland Patrick II
Garland. Caroline Garland. landun {. Garland and
Louisa T. his wife aud Alice {. tlhe George X. Ca
hell. David : &. GaAel, and Lewis b Caicl, the four
last infant children aud hclrs OF Eliza \ Gahell. decd,
aie Eliza Garland. that DIZZY hc before fhe Judge Of
ours said Circuit Superior Court ol Law aud thmcery for
the town of lsuchAU:g. At The Court house IN the said
town, on the iirt Day Il the nrN term. 10 show II any
hae tr themselves they have or can say, why The SAID
sui should mi ha II oeedod nta tualdrcree a2amslihc
sud Nnilam VI. VI acr, and Samuel NJ. Garland.
administrators a David 5 Garland. decd. aud Il.
1ainst he ,lid Jane 1t. Garland. widow of the sud
David :. Gaeaui. decd, and thr same William NJ
NaIlctaod sally hts VII. Gu-taTu- \. Il So and Am
: lbs We ,otu / C5ahs and Jane ~ lbs VII. WI
L#-lat
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sltBSlDlZING TIE STATES.

We commend the following extract, from Mr.. Robert
sons speech to the consideration Ct the Editor Of the
Fnouifcr II may serve to allay the the fears Of that
worthy parsonage and immaculate patriot, for the honor
and integrity Of the States:
''Bui to receive this. Gland money! it seems, worii
dctract from The dignity and indpddencc q the stafes
they would become the stpendares of the General Coy
eminent The objection was fully answered in the mes
sage of December, 1880 The, President (jackson)
says In regald to the last objection, probable effect
upoa The dignity and independence INC Stale Goaen
rents appears to only necessary 70 s'ao the casa
as il is and as would be If the measure proposed were
adoptrl Va show that 9lc orrt7or = MT }ov - he
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To Nfessrs. RICHARD HINES, &c.

TIE St. augustine Herald states tina, asiay law was
a; the late session Of the council Of the territory OF
Florida which provides that any defendant in asu, up
on the payment If per cent Of the principal and inter
est may chain stay Of execution f sky days, and 50
nv IN - y hclt is reid
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sSoltttcIt.


come, from one, whosc concurrence We highly value:
Richmond U5hg.
Ma En,roR-l should have been greatly surprised nj
the vehement opposition to the distribution Of the pro
crcds OF the Pubic Lands. II did not know the depoia
bic lengths 10 which party split VIII carry oven the
we'll mtcnnuued, 10 say nothing OF those Who make Of
politics trade have read the arguments urged against
distribution with attention, and have underworld 10 read
Them with candor but nevertheless IN favor OF the
measure, tor the following reasons.
l. because these lands. bcins purchased by the Joint
eurts or the common purse o all the States are the
property utali and IN other way thc Atlantic
states be secure Of getting their fam proportion Of them
The desire OF the new States 10 appropriate 10 Their own
use all ui tins coon property within then respective
limits. backed 1t has been by popularity seekers the
Atlantic States has more iaa once putlbc rights Of the
later ~ jeopardy.
:. Because the distribution tahts away one source Of
political intrigue and corruption. Il we cam not, unIor
Iunafey dry thom all up, it's something 10 slop the
most accessible fountain u them nl 10 long as tue
Public laHdS wCre undlspt sed Of. 81 long would they
present 10 she political adycutucr ready and ample ma
teIdls lu tbc manufacture OF popularity III the West
.. Because the States having surrendered Ia the Con
eral ol.mment, the mes prducus, and the least hnf
deusomc specles at taxation. that Government can rnse
larger revenue IN proportion In It's wants. Hnd at less
eNpesu than The individual States, proportion 10 them.
i}y Transferring these the Public Lands, To The States
both the edca aud STATE Governments will have means
more qualify adaplad 10 ther necessities. lhis fcasen
is The stronger NOW HAT the General Government has
comparative, Y a smal dell, AID tie States Ntr1 latge
oups
t. Because must II tue States beu5 nov jufdtuei
with debit .ta y Inch they can he nsieved oaly hy al
dtlaal tN3on, the proceeds ho Nhd5, when dlsin=
bcl among them, Will eeC them trm the necessity 81
TAXATION IL equal amount aud sup any dat 5} rea-
4=u ui Tins Transfer, nHiHor aunt is RACED ~ duties
imports t. Tn aIH, TIT still tue peepIr ait gamers
E} t1e adfnaass @mri1aAte oil eaasump hon have over
dirc,f tNes. They Up me,c eh,ctlaiA plld moc ,lsl
IL Iad. aud i,ctsa at uau.h s tApeuse IN lla eoun
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FOE p.saVta's'E SALE,

4 LIKELY Negro Woman, about q years old,
Sbo who lsa weaver and eyceen, plain cook, Sc
sor u was raised in ee.'iecl tany, and Woman OF
AZ m1 rnaIa2t'r A9ny - n. Jt'Hnf, fpctr
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CA&EH gIGaKS EEEEaei&s.

Will. give the highest prices for dried and raw
~ Iidos, delivered at the Market House.
= ne subscriber will also receive them o be tanned on
rS' and the work tn be done by responsible tan
House when tanned. WIN. LIAR
Dec. 27 Is
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Gardner & eG9cse.
attorneys f?f s fee, Christians
hsR!9'.


fleming CAEpNtYE {. sGshFrs fg. EkEsNT
HAVING associated themselves together in the
- Practice Of Law, viii attend the Courts Of Mont
s9nery, Pulaski, Wythc. Giles and Floyd. Al bust
h7s entrusted to their will be diligently and prompt
~ attended to-
March 0u
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10 The Shareholders ei Tie Jaacs Rircr aid hmtarha
Company
GENTLEMEN:-On the appl cati.n Ct the number
~ Of Stockholders. oWnlag the aggregate number ii
shares OF the Stock Of the Company. required by the
cont section o the laws. yon requested convene
In General .iceting at the Capitol nthe City of Rich
mond on Nonda, the 2nd day Of May next, in order to
axe INTO consideration the provisions Of act Of the
'fnera Assembly, entitled ''An act aaihazaga AN IA
me q. James r yer aud kanawha C,mpan}.' passed
Narch 10Th 1872 with 4 view to the acceptance u re
ec'ion the same. | am very respectfully Yours.
:, JOSEPH {. CAnEI.L, z J. i. \ X. CO.
March Il I'M
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conveyed by said deed, being all dat The said Narsl
owned possessed in The town IT Lynchlnrr at The
time Of executing the sid doclAlso ar,e quantity
valuable
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From III PciosL,Te hfellisocor.
MIR. tlAN'S LETTER.
To rnr Wrlos or WAnr Corarr, n. c

W. publish beiow tho reply Il Mr. lay 10 an invita-
tiun q,en him ~ the hrs ol Wake county. y. G. t.
attend lhc Convention which VIII assemble at kalcghon
Monday urxt
pen and nauly, be Garcs~l exposes hcmisdces oincn
"a high place. ahd particularly urges upon his trirnts
the duty ot "pcrseyuing IN Their upright courc, ID
showing that iheIr love Of country paramount 10 ther
love Of alite"
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In confirmation of Ills VIC need only refer 10 hc past
Tie Federal Government has been in the receipt 81 the land
money! amounting upw ards Of hundred millions Tor 90
carand besides the payment Of the public deb to which
its adequate TO hat object OF rational
usefulness point worth this immense sum, To
none The money has been stolen wastedand has LEFT
no memorial existence 1t has provoked and supplied
the Of piodigaliy and rendered Government the
most corrupt on Garth Ed Uhis.1
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