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VOL. xIx.-IiOs 70.

We shall have abundant evidence Of its ent,e eficscy
III accomplishing the objects proposed by is cfsaton.
Nhatoserpo,ecton IL has afforded H., that modersts
Incidental protection which il derived from IL as rev.
ehue nrasure-sncl projections moderate aud s,,bsan.
.lye. as was conceded and recommended by General
Washington. Thomas Jefferson. James Madison, and
every man deserving the name Of Statesman from the
beennng of the Government 10 this hour. s
And another fact deserving Of notice s that tho new
Iarlil was voted for and agalns, by tho Why's and
Democrats both. many Wings having voted acsns, il,
aud many Democrats for II. Rich Jvh;v
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TO .VEHCis.f.s'Y.S IND OTHERS
BOOTS, SHOES, TEINKs, CARPET
BAGS, Ac, &c.
VEG E. EA.EEE - EcEY.xEL.
SPRING STOCK. Esa3.

T.. AMI Eli ri 'TNEi ia,rs this melhod of informing
y his friends and the public large lhat he Is
receiving, by various vessels, from Phlsdephla New
ork a"d Boston, very general and extensive stock Of
all the most fashionable styles Of Ladies' Gtnllemcs
Misses Boys, Chden's Bouts, Shoes. Slippers, Tray
cIIlug Trunks Carpet Days. Snoe Brushes, Backing,
&c. &c selected III person. from the be and most
fashionable manufacturers i'll the Northern Cities, upon
such terms will iler much greater Inducements than
ever heretofore IL purchase toodS IN Richmond. at pr
eos that he feels satisfied will please correspond with
the times. My stock shall always be found large and
desirable, and my prices low the same Goods can
he purchased any where in The Northern Cities for cash
| cspcctiully invite the attention OF Western Merchants
To call and examine my stock. AT my store, one
door above Hubbard, Gardner \ Co. Main street
Eel PUTNFY,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Bouts. Shoes, Trunks,
SC, Sc.
Richmond March so NV
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ANOTHER TAX LEVIED.
Extract from a letter dated

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1913
''lhere is, besides, nothing worthy of note. All is
STILL excepting. indeed the clamof Of certain ones who
demand pay either in advance for services performed.
The editor Of the Nladsonian has issued circular To
the postmaster supposed Of the true faith marked
hdental, IN which, after long preface about the viz
tues OF the administration and the expenses h. has III
CURED 10 sustain it, he asks the postmaster procure If
possibly, - number of subscribers 10 the hadlsonian
The blank in the circular saw filled up with ten
semi weekly subscribers at s. year. In postcrpt
the editor tells the postmaster that he feels confident Of
his ability to procure the subscribers, would be great
favor for him TO advance the money by return of mail
This, you see, is but levied the poor office ho
dors, who are expected make this contribution
70 The cause. The matter about subscribers is pretty
CANNON. The faithful will be, in this way,
- ke best oftests-wil ingaess to pay 10 keep Of
il6e.S7 u. $. Ga:etie.
This aia2 Black Mail at rapid rate! There
are SIX &tn1 post masters in the United States
three ti6un1 |G1yhom at the smallest calculation
Svo0ld hcstiEl yes to get one two, three or more
than for felt their oflice-a result
WHICH Al int Of the Nsdisonian will doubtless
susRcst "a 1s as the penalty Of then sllure 10
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7 our Irrnds and 0bd'l. scry 'ls.
ISAAC PHILLIPS & co,
pnh,r Ela1r IL rni..n


5. VAN RENSSELAER,, Esq. Postmaster. Albany.
When John {. Spencer visited this city asl fall and
before he went On 10 Rochester proclaim his own po
lca inIamy, he offered my Office, unaskcd for, to
Mr.. WATSON On his return 10 the city Of New York
he again met Mr. WATSON and renewed the offer; letters
too, RANKED by him. To the latter hay. passed through
the Albany posi- office.
1t was my intention to treat Mr. Spencer with the ut
most severity but the public will be edited by such
COURSE His llsucut aud arbitrary conduct will soon
bring him down to his own level, and they will be as
happy to get rid Of him at Washington as they were ro
oiced in tie public office in this city.
Al proper time ] will show without the least fear
ii contradiction, that Mr. Tyler when he FIRST arrived at
Washington To assume the Teins Of government, was
dec'cdiy and e7uirocauy in favor OF the charter Of
a United States Bank, the proofs Of which are in my
hands, statement Of the remarks of Mr. Tyler on that
subject was drawn mp by a gentleman abroad. 1t
was left with To be used 10 defend my self if assaed
as have been by the acting President But it was not
to be made public on any other occasion. In support of
that statement my oath will DO affixed.
shall farther show who nominated him al Harrisburg
SOL VAN RENSSELAER,.
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SALE OF GEsDCEssHES. &c.

'INliE subscriber intending discontinue blsucss.
\, will offer at COST hts stock Of GOODS. until
'r ~ the 2Sth inst. when the wi oe will be Disposed
= public auction. The stock embraces general IA
sor'ineni usually found IN such esa shment con
'ls'ing OF Sugar, Coffee, Muasss Wines aud variety
OF other articles
The Store, known as Of the most li,ble business
stands IN the town. will be rented permanent
ant on modcrates tcrn,s commensurate with the times
IN making this announcement. il hoped that those
dobied, will come forward and make payment.
PATRICK QUINN.
April l3 ,28A.
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.NEDIC.yL .y'OTlCE.

VIE SUBSCRIBER having settled In Iyuchburg, Of
ies his services in the different branches of his pro-
esson. to the citizens of tho town and surrounding coun-
try lie may generally be found, during the day. at his
Office In tho front part Of the building occupied by A. b.
Bransiord, ESQ., nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel, and
At night, AT the residence Of John Revcly, Esq.
CRAWLEY FINNEY, M. ID.
Fob IL Am
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Charles Phelps,
AU EION EEls AND
90. Tg.eyESSFO.N' .EyEEsGEIx1'Y'

Il NAkf.S this method oil Informing hls friends and the
4 public, that he has removed his Auction and Cum.
mission House to the three story Brick building. three
doors below Nh .joInJ. PuTyls's corner the street
leading 10 the Bridge.
For the liberal patronage heretofore extended to him,
he returns his thanks and he would respectfully
inform them, that in the future, he will attend to the
selling OF
Seal and Personal Estate,
in and out of Towh. Dry Goods, Groceries, Fmni
irc. Negroes Horses. Sc, s., Sc.
lie will also attend the sale of Tobacco at The
Ware Houses and receive in store Flour, Whskcy,
iron. &c, sc.
He confidently homes that from several years expert
in the Auction and Commission business, to merit
a continuance OF their patronage.
Feb, 10 is
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do ihai friendly act Now, say that these three
Thousand ppsmsstnrs average only three subscribers
each. 10 the Madsonian. aud have 1900 subscribers
added 10 that paper, nj s. each. which would make mp
The neai o sum of $40 900 nv a houus To the Fxocn.
i've olean. HIS h somcthIng IN lhnsn hafd times
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RG. MONDAY MORNING. APRIL III. ssIa

ar itend 10 read This address any meeting OF the god
arle Ut the 9TH Congressional district that they may
know The sentiments OF II man who offers his humble
vices 10 them Very Respectfully,
hill. CARTER
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NEW ES'TIHLHSsz.7FNT.

N1f subscribers respectfully announce that they have
Il associated themselves together under the firm Of
IYREE & DlUGllD. for the purpose Of conducting
GROCERY BUSINESS. in the Rock House, on
Main street, nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel. Their
stock will al all times comprise well selected assert
ment of GROCERIES, which they Qf ~ lke jeYesk
prices for cash. or barter. l[
They would most respect all11 f&alfls3
wishing any thing in the 6e, a. we ~ deser-
They are also prl = III any orders ferpeed
INGS, anihanoI e1lse fine lys;ef HIS.
lEs 8 1E ! sss|Es'l:y|Sl
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70, The Commercial advertiser.
TO THE PUBLIC.

ALBANY, April 7th. 1913
My recent removal from the posimaste- IN this
ely r'n'lrans me- IN justice TO myself, my ami-
!, aud TRENDS TO publish plain and concise statement
o facts.
For the rrcscn, shall not notice the vile attack OF
The MadISnnlan, and much | IS the Journal Of Com
merec but call the particular attention OF the public To
The following letter Had complied with their wishes
shoult have escaped the animal, crsiuu ui those
and kept my office.
!. who have never been an agent for any newspanre
and have rcraIncd from politics during my present and
tlTmer appointment To be asked 10 fce tw onty three
ps"aA'rS IN ms county to the support OF newspaper
N favor Of John Tylcr-and report those who would
NOT comply--ior removal Those posimasters my
TRENDS who aided To elect me twice Ia Congress the
lrsi time without opposition the second. lwhon oppo
Sed) by an overwhelming majority. They ought 10 have
known ne better. treated the letter viii, contempt
and never answered 1t.
may we'll IN this place state never had any n,
tee ion the Post Office Dcpar mcn that was To be- or
WIS removed. The first inumatiun had MAS from Mr..
W assan who called about week hef ne The close Of
the quarter aud showed me communication from the
Post Master General, informing him that he was ap
pointed post master in Tins city, aud directing him to send
on the necessary bonds when his commission should Ia.
SUE ltod MIR. w. that should not give up the office
unless had directions to do s advised him 10 appIise
The fod Master GcnoHl 10 that effect Late the ai.
lol'oon OF 5si March, the last day of the quarter Mr.
W assoh received his commission which he showed 10
me. | at once determined To give up the Office,
anu d'd 81 ha' hlghi although the Post Master ten
era, had mol c"ndosc,ndcd to Are me On the subject
W men removed by Mr. Van Burcn had fourteen days
m.ce !" eau III my accounts and close the business ofmy
ofhce but on this occasion | had not four hours.
(CorY rRNArE)
Ne" YORK. FEB 10, lsi3
DEAR SIN; We take the liberty Of addressing YOU
on subject OF some importance 10 the friends o lhr Ad
lnihs'fallo'' IN winch We sincerely trust you are
"lspos'' !" au us To ',e extent OF your power You
no p1 a ni tlp ,I -,
IN, ("nch we have forwarded you) our weekly paper,
nhsheo every saturday, embracing The cnliie contents
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E.l1'Cf GOODS .g.y'D CO.S'EEC-
ITO.y..YFsTEE


NNllE SUBSCRIBER having just returned from
northern trip, Is now receiving aud opening his
spring Stock, which he confidently say is far
pcror to any he has ever had the pleasure of Offering
The public Ills stock has been selected with great
and attention. and he would respectfully call the
t'n OF the public and more particularly the ladies, the
following list of
X f. ii + A \ CY co obs
Ladies Rosewood Work Boxes,
lair Brushes, ali qualities.
Card Cases of various descriptions,
French Extracts for llandk srchleis,
Iarina Cologne,
Hair Oils,
Isoh Brushes, superior article,
Batiledaors,
Accorlians and Scgar Cases,
~, Nlons and Vion Strings,
mites, Chess Men & Backgammon Boards, with va
''y OF other Fancy Articles too numerous to mention
e, s stock OF Toys is large and contains agreat var
~ some entirely new. He sollc,sa call from his
''s aaa the public &. w YANCEY.
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ylA-4A1So
" "THE LYNCHRuRG YIRGINIAN.

!" II 1T lNV II II Q NU IRUI " II N,
published semeeskly, (crery Monday aud Th,osday)
FoW Dollars per aDntun, payable IN adrdnce. No s
ssrsptisn .pi rcceiredt for shorter time than ons
and no paper viii be discontinued (ereept at the discretion
a. tie Edifors,) until all mrreardges paid
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inserted at 30 cents p.,
Tor less,) for The first insertion, and 37l cents for
ssry subsequent insertion.
EVERY ADJ ER1iSER required 10 note, on his
nanwssri hoe long he rishes hs advertisement inserted ;
advertisement, not so noted, H be inserted tI its DIV
sSntiattance be Ordered.
FOR YEARLY .4DJERITSLA1. ths terms are (or
Ne privilege Of ttro sqs,r 40 for square, SIS for
one square, inncr form, So
81 JON PRINTING; erec,,ted neatly and erpedaie,o-
o aud reasonable terms.
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& d Nj MI SION NOUS

'INIlE ST BSCRIBFR offers his services and brst
l. exertiols, as General Commission Merchant
for the sale OF Produce. VIZ: fubacco, Flour Wheat
&c, the receiving and forwarding OF Goods. and for
the purchase of Groceries all who will him favor with
Their confidence. His office is opruslie The lower end Of
the basin Bank IN the house recently occu pied by Mcssr
Brown and Taylor.
DAVID COPELAND RANDOLPH
EFEREN cE.-hlsssrs i.anglone & Armis,ead.
Lynchburg; Messfs. John s ID. X Stewart, Richmoud:
Mr. Randop phi Harrison, Goochland
Richmond, April II 2ww4w
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TRUST S.gEE Or
$4,000 Dollars worth Of Goods.

Epl virtue oi deed Of trust. executed BY ID. Rod.s
RB and Edward j. Burton y the 2Sth OF March
lei3, to Chiswe Dsbney and John L. DAVIS convey
mo them Trustees Tor The benefit of their creditors
ALL THE GOODS ANDETEECTS
belonging to. and debts due BURTON X ROBES
and ROBES s BURTON. notice is hereby given
that tn" stock Ut Goods belonging Rodes aud Bur
ton, and amounting To about
IiceHsy-cishf thousand dOii0rS.
will be offered for sale, either b, teLoesac or retail
the most reduced prices. Tor CAST, I'LL 9th October
next, when the remainder will be sald public auction.
Country Merchants and Others wishing 10 buy Goods
upon the favorable terms, Will do well avail
themselves Of this opportunity, the Goods obliged
TO hs sold The stock CONSISTS oil Dry Goods and Gro
ceres, and is well assorted and very desirable.
by order ct the Trustees.
ED. }. BURTON, Ag't
y. B.-All persons indebted 10 either oi the above
firms, by bond note or open account requested To
forward and settle without delay; otherwise
II VIII he necessary 10 put the i'll train OF cocc
ton. Bv order ol the trustees
EDWARD J. BURTON, Agnnt
Apnl3
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ascaI and Personal Estate,
PLOUGNs. PLOU<.EIs!! pLOUGlS!!.i

ENllE subscriber, being agent for the sale Of those
Il celebrated Ploughs made by Ruggles, Nonrse <
Mason, of Worcester. Massachusetts, offers the ollow
ing descriptions AT factory prices-
One horse hill side Plonahs at 500
Two do do do do at 1880
Extra two horse hill, side do at IL 80
One horse common Plough at 4,5O
Two do do do at 500
Three do do do at II 90
floughs ct common castings, at much less prces.-Cu
uvaors and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various PlougIs always on hand.
JAMES A. STlGLER.
Nov. 81 is
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NeD R'ES's.

NOTICE..
Z WILL proceed 10 sell, at public auction. the
q l5lh day Of April neat. my PLANTATION, On
which reside, containing near
300 .sCXES.
There is a5ont 100 acres of cleared Land in good
state oi CIVILIZATIONS Their. is about 80 acrss Of bottom
aud thai be- made BOD Meadow Land; there is a
good quantity Of tobacco land clear and great portion
u it heavily mbered, and great quantity oi pine Tin
Der upon said land. There Is iwo saod
E1srefEinS gEOHses,
upon said land. and all necessary Ont Houses such
a double Barn, Tobacco Houses. &c. Also, n
70 l. \ & o Il L II \ Il d
and every thing necessary 10 make the place desirable
There Is upon said Land on
NEVEK-FAiLENG SPRINGS,
good as the county afford to be dsslred and
large Creek running through said place. This plana-
lion lies in the County OF l,o.khfdge. h miles above
l., Niug and 10 miles from Buchanan The sale will
positively take place that day though private sale
would be preferred. Payments will br liberal, though \
SMALL portion will be required to be paid down OF
near the Time of sale. further description is
sary those Wishing to purchase will ut course view
for themselves. WILLIS TINSLFN
There is adjoining this Land another + X \ { +
to I've sold the 2jlh day Of April. which nearly
desirable place. Both added together would make a
large farm, suitable to work about II hands advan-
iaqc. Early applca ton is desited IL these thai wish 10
purchase privately. WILLIS llNSLE\.
March II t96A
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AT bNNfuUURG.
~ flN f.S on Depostc current funds II Virginia,
II not lcss IN amount Than iivcdolars pa yabe when
demanded upon ten days notice with interest due at the
fao 81 Three per cent per annnm Tor such may I've de-
nhnd'd within four months; aud four per cent per an
num- Tor such may have remained over four and not
exceeding SIX months; aud five per cent. per annum fof
any term exceeding six mouths.
Discount days every 1hnsday, O'Clock. r. NJ
JNO. ROBIN. MCDANIEL. Prest,
JNO. MCKINNEY, Treas'T.
+. q, WATKINS. Soc'y.
DIRECTORS.
j. H. ioLMrs. TiMornr FLETCHER,
mos MokissEY, Gro. h. RonERrs,
Jso. T. DAVIS, JNo. NJ. Sprrp.
- H. LYMAN, DAN'I l.WAnicg.
Feb 70 wlm3m
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BUSINESS.
.NEkTELLE TALBOT

HAVING removed to the house recently occupied
l. by Mr.. John Hollins, nearly opposite the Market
House, tenders his services his friends and the pub
ic, as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
lie will attend to the sale Of Real Estate, Negroes,
Horses, and every description of Merchandise.
Ills acquaintance with the resident dealers in Ne
goes, well pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous neighbohood, will afford him every facility
in the sale fthat species of property His spacious
and cellar, will enable him To keep in good condi-
ion every article of merchandise he may receive Of, con-
tignment.
lie deems it futile to make flourish Of promise and
will therefore, only say. that he will be grateful for pat
onage aud those who bestow it, may rely upon justice
at his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes be offered Tor sale
either privately publicly, and board them 25 cests
per day until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Smithson II. Darts Sr John J. Prnris
Richard 1twce .Ios, IfolliW
Mckinney s. .Mosby Henry Doris
Nc Corkie s. Mcdaniel IPhas, Iardy + hriss
Burton s. Rodes Hancock 4 .3dams.
Dec. l3 -
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MI C.g.sYS7EEfS, Coffee aud Spice Can
~ listers. Bath Heaters, Bath Tubs, Summer la
kers. Sc The subscriber would respectfully call the
attention Of the public 10 his assortment, Market
street, leading the bridge. and door Mr. Ches
ley ilady's chair factory. where he is determined
sell. good terms. be had any where else.
o. Cutters, Sppuune. II olng. House Work, and all
other kinds of Tin Work, manufactured AT the shortest
notice.
The highcs, price given Tor old Copper aud Pewter.
JAMES b. ROGERS.
April % 1t
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LIME: LIMEM I.IMEv.
hInrcl, Q
NOTICE..

FHNHE UNDERSIGNED would hereby tender their
thanks TO the inhabitants Of Liberty, aad vicinity,
for former patronage, and would say that they have fur
nlshed themselves with good earse and will endeav
10 accommodate all who may apply for Collins or to
attend bnrias. b. FARRIIAM & Co
Liberty, April 9th, l8i3 w3m
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M EhfOlR of the Life of the RI. Rov'd. Richa
1Vn Charming Moore, D. D., by J. =. X. Henshaw,
ID. d.. for sale by PAYNE, GREGORY & co.
Jan. % 4.
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VEN Sf'sf.H'Gs GOODS
.1f).S.r5S & IV.IESEv.Sf)ys

.1D.S.uS y U'IKEs'SO.v
Hare just rsceired, at their ncc Cash Store. BanL
Square,
TIE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Thoy have ever had the pleasure of offering before,
TO ,rhch A.ry especially urite The
A I"rEN ZION Of their friends and the public gen
L n orally. many Goods and will be sold ~ per
cent lower than similar styles cos, six months ago. Be,
low are few al The articles comprising III ar stock:
For the ladies.
A beautiful assortment of fancy cnlured Silks
Plain and H.. d black and blue black Silks
Heavy India Sallns for dresses. Superior quality
Black and blucbls.k Alpaca l.nstre
Parisennes and Muisin lie LANES
alzorines Ienobia MaSlIns, Lawns, French Cambrics
printed Jaconeis. plain REVERE AMI corded 1arleun
Musllns, splendid assortment Of lacoues. Calnbrlcs
and white Goods Of every deseriplion. $40 pieces Cal
icos from 4 ccnts 10 the finest imported.
For Gcntitmea's " car.
superb stock Of Cloths wool black blue and fancy
colorcd; Somr extra iine
Wool dyed. black, blue and fancy English and French
Cassimcrcs. Silk aud Satin Nestings
Ganbropls and Linen Drnes. very cheap
ALARGE LOT OF
Stocks Scm's. Fancy cfarats Snpcodfrs, Bosons
"to tot"FS. 81 every S1lt, IuaiHS ahd price
Irish Linens, large iol, extra fine
BO.\.\TTS. ELOUERS .lND RIBBONS.
Florence Braid. Zephyr, plain and fancy Straw Bon
nets, from the cheapest Ia the hes manufactured;
neat assortment French Spriqs, Wrcaths and Flow
rrs: asplendid assortment OF Bonnet, Cap and Neck
Ribbons.
LHrPS.
Thread I.accs some very rich aud cheap
Ise and BDbineu I.aces. at all prices
S~ss and Jaconct Trimmings, goud assortment
Cap lacos, great variety
shoes
Ladies' black morocco, kid and colorcd Slippers.
Also, Il large lot oi heavy Mems S.oes
EA ~ A'ES.
1ssS Cashmere. Far, SILK, Wool aud Palm all
qualities
Domestic and Cotton Yarns
large stock of Domcstlcs, from }, g. and cts to
the finest quality.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn Of The best Factory and the ery
lowest market price.
They intend to adhere strictly 10 thr cash system
and all cash buyers will find il To their interest to
give their stock All examination before purchasing.
April 20 St
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6obstry, and patriotasnl, firm and Said nnlon
Norh y South, frsm East lowest; with q strong
aelmation u give glorious CONSTITUTION fair trial
All over he world. As il will be impossible for noe %
iirsvf&A the whole district. though Twill 90 over as
EmucltHsI can will Be very much obliged to sny " big
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WILL proceed 10 sell, AT public auction. the
l5th day OF April neat, my PL.iNI.iIIO.N, on
=" hIch reside, containing near
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rather retarded than fastened it. His posi-
ton, he says, is precisely like that of Jeller-
son, as expressed in the 18th year Of his
age.
Mr.. Giddings wishing to make an expa-
nation, Mr.. Wise moved that the Rule be
farther suspended Negatived Yeas 70 I:
Nays "a.
Mr.. Belser of Alabama, regarding the
Massachusetts Resolutions as movemen;
10 dissolve the Union, moved that they do
lie on the table, and thereon asked the yeas
and Nays, which were ordered yeas Sirty-
-Four nays, One Hundred and -Four
The question being now on the reference,
Mr.. Beardsey of N. Y. hoped that Mr.. A.
would have just such reference as he
Wished Mr.. Kennedy hoped that the Com
mittee would consist entirely of Massachu-
sets men, chat we may see what hey will
do.p Mr.. Jameson thereupon withdrew his
motion to refer. to the judiciary Committee,
and the motion for Select Committee pre-
yaiicd, without division.