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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Tie p.s'4e.u AID Marcus Merton ngnin The
Editor OF the Republican. ooascous ot the awk
ard dilemma, IN which he is placed. by The letter Of
Gov. Morton, which published in our last Monday s
paper which, lit were not satisfactory 10 him, was
presume 10 every body else who read II, eommences by
saying he wans not lose sight Of the true issue be-
in reference to Gov Morton and the subjec, Of
Abol,ton' We did stick 10 the issue The ISSUE was,
as understood it. that Gov Morton was in favor OF
aboshng Slavery IN the District Of Columbia And we
give letter written by him ,otho Ab,onss TO prore II
at the request fthe Editor, not after ten do,s silence
as he states but - j6r days-and consequently. we.
dd size - the Issue. The Editor of the Republican
then, gives us mere play upon wnrds-positirc. i'm
mediate, jaidrh. Se-and is disposed make the
whole SUBJECT turn upon them. lie then flies oil
from The issae feeling the unenahe position of his cause
aud endeavors To duplicate Mr. Clay with Coy. Morton
as II that would 20 To prove that he (Nloron)
III lavor o aholishing slavery in the District OF Column
bia The Editor. then. by way Of prcext We suppose
for showing, as he hnls the inconsistencies Of Mr.
Toler, Is very particular in ascrbing the article 10 him.
when he must have known that Mr. Toer could no,
have written an answer in his Mondays PAPER to an in
interrosa,ory poponnded nthe Republican of the Thurs
day preceding being in the city Of Richmond.
The Editor OF the Republican, after harpng for some
time on the subject, has 10 make this hnmlllat.g comics
sion: The reader will bear IN mind tia, we have never
vourhtd for Coy. Mortons orthodoxy the Stare q,es
tom Thus showing that though he has all along
been trying make hls readers believe Gov Morton is
sound on the subject Of Abolition, 10y asking prove
assertions made relative him he has no confidence
in him himself Such tricks as these are naughty,
neishbor and We expected better things of yon.
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EDTORS' C0RREsPo.,DE.NcE,

RTrHM IND February s 1914
The bill laying Of the State into Congressional Dis
tricls has been the most important subject before the
House OF Delegates tr several days past until ye,lcr
day, when instead OF rosaming It's consideration, the
majority gave ii the goby,-as was then altered and as
the result has proved for the purpose Of snbecnr the
whole matter to the action of Locof,co Caucus which
was held last night2 Oar district as il had been f>ed
by the amendments to the eonlatce's projef consisted
of the COUNTIES Of Bedfrl Campbell. Bucfinrbon
Charlotte Prince Edward and Cnm5erlanI but last
night. this arrangement which, in reference to conpoct
ness and coatguly Of territory unity of interest and So,
elal relations, male nearly as good district as could
nave been i'rmed, was, Gin printers phrasr) thrown
inoP by the Caucus plan, Bedford is thrown into the
.1DemH1c district aud Campbell is united 10 Goocalaad
".'i + "'"""' WIN tHnce Edward. Buckingham and
N"o''e S connecting lInN5-ilther can be any con
meeting hNs bet Neen Counties, some of which barely
'onch9 each oiher < between thc citizens Of whcihcre
Is scarcely any acquaintance or intercourse. Whether
'''' pau can saeeeed however, Is Yet donbtlu as
"','" - " ans ifceE'1 'ne e"ft@4'W OF Caucus ii
~ ''''' van ''''' opposition Rom some OF The dom
'''''' P''3 Se' III II VOCATION oil every principle
% 1'''''' ''ia L is'is'' action Oh such a
= '''''' s''7'''''i' '7d'e'' WIN some gen
,.,;. NV ''''''''S Il" reference TO
'''''' ''U'', WI" Nie",aS one member rather
,;,,,;.,., ven '''' s'r,llee oi Tie 'ds-
the ..r,,,, ."l' !P'' :" II, on'in) y
-. ,lT.:,s'I il'''a''"'ooN' NAi' linh'ef)
IF o,o,, r. '3' y ~ -'fu
have the Dstri,,. b4an coyr.J ~, 80,
Caucus. |, l,,kin, f. tbis ro,,,, h-.ano. - :,
,y of the dominant party have unavailable RI, ,cI oc
the interests of others of il, mao,ers ,vb,so
haps they deemed it les, inn ,rtaot +, consul, AMI
will, presume unite with the minority in ,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Feb. 4.

Flonr-Ihls has been an unusually quiet week for
bread sna generally; few sales made but prices
have not varied materially. Ga the Delaware factors
all hold good Penna. shipping bandsa 1857 per bbl
In Broad street, sales hayrbeen made 1915 3Sl and
3.S1 for common brands and S for extra do
Grain-lhe rrceiptsoi all "nds very light, and
mostly IN Broad street, where hear of sales in small
parcels of good Penn red Wheat so aS:,c per bus
Last sales OF Penn'a Rye at 53a5ic. per bus
Nhlskcy.-Last week the receipts in Broad stree,
were heavy, and sales made Of hhds as low as Ii and
IL! per gallon. This week receipts have fallen Off
ana PfceS recovered tni'e we quote day l7c. for
hhds and lsc for b5Is. with sales
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eciu5 How caa this he iaaa Maa5..., ti.r,t5f
the ,asfrumcnality OF the Banks alone At the list ss
sion OF the Legislature hose Institutions were premature
" coerced into resumption What did the opponents of
thai uawise policy then predict wnud be i,s necessary
consequences! They f,resaw and 1raald what inlaed
It r,llire no exlraerdnary sagaeitY 10 lbresee
the Banks IN order TO place themselves IN position of
stlcy, would be eanpaed To diminish their onslsnlin,
debtby rigid curaiiments aud rapidly to draw in their
crculaoa and that the e.loet Of this contraction would
be t. re ne the prices of property, and to distress If not
rum the debtor class. All this has happened Ii the
people nave any thing to complain Of them il is Of their
nAsa acton, through their Legislative ageuts who in
their hostility The Bas, pried To measures ~ Air
apparently striking blow at them struck down their on,
constituents. The Measurements oflhe cpmparoye CON
dtons ot The several Banks of the Commonwealth an
the Isl January 1872! aud the st January. 1913. will
cNempll my meaning, and establish the truth OF nv AS
serilon have now before the the comparative state
menis OF four Of those institutions at the two period, re.
TERED To- aud they show the extent of the STARTLING dim
mutton which has taken place, within the last lively,
months, IN the imnuni of their notes IN eirc,,ion and
solve al glance the mystery of the scarcity of money
and the reduction ot valuesn other words of the ..barJ
times These statements make the following exhibits
Of the amount of Bauh in circulation At The n,r,,a
mentioned.
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New China, Glass and Queens.
ware Store.

|kNlE SUBSCRIBERS, having opened large as
Il sortnent of CHINA GLASS, and QuEENswAnE
in the store formerly occupied by Andrew Kinner, oppo
site g. d. IT Davis, offer for sale, very reduced
prices all articles in their line. Amongst many Others
they have
Elegant white granite Dining Sets. of various sizes,
Fine blue brown, and green Dining Sets latest styles
and patterns,
Beautiful American Views do do
Rich China Tea Sets, of %, So, and 81 pieces,
Gold Band lea Ses. very rich,
Printed EweIs and Basins and Toilette Settles hand
some patterns.
do Plates, Willow do edged aud common
white patterns,
large assortment of rich c,t, pressed, and plau
Glass oi every description.
~. - G, RICHARDS 8 Go.
VII. ~
-, ..iu II
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Feb g

Tobacco-'rhe receipts are very light: and are mostly
Of henew crop, OF every inferior quality. We quote
New lnss AT $40 to $40 aud s.; Inferior and Com
mon Leaf $50 10 $50 and -; Fair and Good Leaf
-. to 800 and s.; No Fine Offering Old Ings 81
ID to 81; Inferior and Common Leaf $3.50 to s.; Good
s. 10 81 81; Fine 81 To s., 30.
Fhur-ycry dull, So 80 to S..
Clover secd-duIl, 81.
llastor--on the basin bank s - toS 80
Sat-Sl IS to s..
ENchange--on Baltimore Philadelphia, and New
York 10 per CT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

We have had had regular old fashioned snow storm
to-day. II commenced before daylight, and has coniin
ued without lntrrmsslon until the time of writing. As
the wind has been blowing pretty hard all the time the
SNOW has Omitted considerably, and in many places is
three 10 five feet decn.
Cotton was active, the sales amounting to full 1000
baes-and prices were lrner than they have been for
some time.
he sales of Cotton moderate for the stock; saw
COO bales
500 bbs Ohio Flour, North about, sold from store al
Sl.25 or less 600 do. via \. Orleans aoa supposed at
Sill
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

c.l,a4,a.- et aay eaatc h,n to pteash a,s,. las
consistency, but which c,fla.ly r,ud,ts his honesty
s,mewh hat Questionable.
Our Iocofco friends howeyer are in such disagree
able dilemma just now. thai it would he rather cruel 10
press this view the subjects and will leave them
for The present 10 digest what haze said with What
appetite they may"promisinL them luolhe dose of The
same medicine. NLencveI, ia our opinion the bladder
on which they are floating as liey suppose, 10 the high
places Of power, shall need to lie puho,ufed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
virginia, Ia wit:

Virginia, To wit;
4 Rule held IN the Clerks Office Of III. Circuit
Superior Court of Law and thancsry for The county
ot Nelson, Ok the first Monday in February, 1Si3:
RALPH " Iohus, surviving partner of himself and viii
liam l.. Perkins, decd late merchants partners tta-
dung under the Sly lie and firm of Lo1ius b Perkins
Plaintiff,
against
Nclsnn Phillips aud Rosamond his wife. formerly Rosa
mond Philips, and John e. Susan, Caroline, Charles, 10.
scph Elizabeth. Emily, Mary and /achariah Phillips cil-
den OF the said Nelson aud Rosamond Phillips john Jor.
dan aud Frances his wife, formerly Frances Phillips
chid of the said Nelson aud Rosamond Phillips Benismin
NJ Perkins surviving executor of Hardin Perkins deed
and Zachariah Phillips, trustee Tor said Rosamond Phillips
and her Children Defendants
In C1IANcERY.
Tho Defendants, John s. Jordan and Frances his wife,
not having entered then appearance and given security,
cordng iothe act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they nhai
iants OF this Commonwealth; On motion of the Plaintiff by
his COUNSEL is ordered that the said Defendants do appcar
here before the first day of April nrx nd answer
The Plaintiffs bill, ahdhat copy Of this order be tonh th
inserted in "the lynchbrg Ngnan" spapcr publish
ed IN the town Of lynchbg, for two months succossvey
and another copy III 'eo posted the door Of the
court house oil thiseounty on some court day.
Copy-festc,
RO. c. CUTLER, ok.
feb - WIN
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CAMPBELL. COUNTY

Resided, Thai we approve uithe Wing State Con-
venon propsed Ia be held in Richmond ON the 22d ot
February, lsi3 aud that the following gentlemen he
appointed Delegates to represent The Wings of tins caun-
~ in said Convention. viz: Thomas NJ. Bondurant
Richard II Tuler, b. w. Nowlin, Samuel Pannl Boil
ling Clark, DR.. William L. lambeth, Frederick Specie,
Sc Burton, Richard Morgan. Henry Hazlewooi 10
II Hunter Charles J.. Mosby and Daniel Mari.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

- uRSuANT To Deed of Trust. executed Ia mo by
= John Wilmington. for certain purposes ,h.s".s.
mentioned hearing date the 50hJuly 1888. and duly
corded IN the Clerks Office Of the Couniy Court of Bed
lord shall On Wednesday, the first day Of March next
II air II mol The next fair day. proceed sell upon the
premises at public auction the highest bidder orcash
Attract or LAND,
in Bedfard County, situated ON the rad leading from
Cheese Creek Church 10 Lyuchbury containing ,wen
~ Nv" and three fourth acres be the same more OF less
Also. one other Tract adjoining the one described con
talnlng thirteen acres. he the same more or less
being the Lands IN said deed mentioned Tho title To
said Land Is believed To be undouhed bnt aetnu AZ TINS
tee. shall only convey the lltlo vested in me bv sud
deed. ] WILLS
Feb H. INN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

CoNGktSS.-In Senate, Mr. Archer moved re-
consideration OF the vote on the passage of the Oregon
bill, The Excheqner bill OF Mr.. Tamatgc, came up.
and he delivered an able speech in its favor The House
OF Representatyes engaged The Of its time up
on .he Naval Appropriation bill. MIR Hopkins presep
ted the whole series of the Resolutions Of Instructions of
the Virginia Legislature.
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REnfORD. COUNTY

ResoIved. Thai ibe 0lloWing persons be arpoincd
delegates to the Wing Convention to be held ia Rich
mond on the 22d Of February next: Robert Allen.
John o. ieI,Wel, CO.. Wm. Campbell, Gustavus 4.
Ninefeld. Thomas L. Mitchell Vim. NJ. Burv,lI
WIN. Dickinson, Robert Campbell james Brown. and
James Wood
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.NEDxC.4L .V'DTTCE.

TssIE SUBSCRIBER having settled in I.ynchbnrg. of
ics his services in the different branches of his pro
iesson to the citizens fthe town and surrounding coun
Try lie may generally be found. during the day. at his
Office. in the front part of the building occupied by A. B
Branstord, Es1, nearly oppoe the Franklin Hotel, and
at night AT the residence of John Revelv, Esq
CRAWLEY FINNEY, NJ ID.
FEB, Is Jm
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ADMINIsTRATOR,S NOTICC.

fINlE Court of lIusiing for the Town of Lynch
burg. having committed the estate of the late
William kassock ID me e. Administrations notice is
hereby given for those indebted the estate earnestly re-
9ntsting them to come forward and make payment Those
having claims against the estate requested to present
them properly authenticated, that arrangements may be
made Tor Their payment H. DUNNIGTON
SeI't c. l..
Feb,5 3tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

o.; The Republican ofIast Monday was cndcavorng to
palm the Assumption of State Debts upon its readers as
a Wing measure, but in its last number, it has to
light, might and main, to create the impression is not
Democratic measure. We reckon it is now villino 10
say. as we have all along said, that is neither Jjhig
nor Democratic measure but has advocates in both par
tics.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

Senatorial Nomination. We understand the Whins
held meeting at last Charlotte Court and nominated
WYATT CARDWELL, Esq, of that county. as the
candidate to represent tha District in the State Senate
IN i!acp u Louis Uouldln, who declines j rl c!,cl!on
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13
.ltns inissrNsOy's Notice.

|kuiE. Court Of Hastings for the town Of GynchLurp.
having committed the estate of the late Abram H.
Norlh TO me Tor administration noico is hereby given
That all debts due 10 the estate. must be paid 10 me. and
those indebted to the estate are earnestly requested IN
come ior"ard and make payment Those having claims
against The estate are requested present them proper
y authenticated thai arrangements may be made for
Their payment. H. DCNNlNGTON, Serg't c. l..
Feb, q q, II
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MA iSet RE,

Married, GA Thursday evening. the OH inst, by the
Rev Thomas Atkinson. Mr. S,nusL TYRE, of this
place. t. Miss M.nioS T. daughter of Capt Alexander
= Henry, OF Amherst county,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-02-13

AlR'lNl \ NJ rules held Ia the Clerks Office of the t,
cut superior Count ot Law aud Gbanerry fut the ,nn
" ct Amherst, on Monday, tue 9th day of February 1873
'iem, /" Dawes and Dahney p Gooch, Plaintiff
against
Nelson CRAWFORD, administrator of Walter II Boswell
deed aud administrator lie bons Of Eliza Non,rool
dect Charles Mundy, administrator Of lillian W oolroof
w 'lii'm J., Wo~liaoi, Rhoda T. Noolrosf William n
hnfh' and Eliza his WIFE, Mary Wo"lrooi tcorre Wood
MOI ana ''"'" ""odt"o Dciendans
In CuANCERy.
ne defendants Edwin Woodfoui, and George WoodfooI
not having entered their appearance and g en- security, se
c"dng Ia the act OF Assembly and the rules this o and
appearing by satisfactory evidence TINT they nlab
thhts o ms country II ordered TINT ss, Defendants do
nlben, here on the Inst Monday in Nav newt the
'' n' The llnni,s and hn copy This order Lhn h
inserted IN some newspaper published the town Of ynlhs
T." NV" months snccessively and posted the
the COURTEOUS, al this county.
Atopy-rcste
ROBERT TlNSLEf, clk.
WV ~ WIN
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~ THE UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District Of yirpinia.
FIn. -. iSi3:
MI ARK WRIGHT. fthc county of franklin. hav
w my filed petition praying that he may be dcclar
cd Bankrupt: II Is ordered that all persons claiming
10 he creditors of the said Mark Wright show cause t.,
The conr, ON the 10Th day of March next why the said
MARX w rgh, be not declared bankrupt pursuant an
ae OF congress IN that behalf and that copy of This or
DIR be Published IN Tho newspapers according To the 22d
and 9Th rules olcour
Copy--Tesie,
HENRY GIBSON, CPk.
Feb. 10 wv
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lifiy acres OfkNNf.;

being the Land in the possession of said Waugh and
purchased by him of Dabney g. Ray. and by him Of
he plaintiff situated in the neghbourhood Of Waugl,'s
Ferry, county OF Amherst, and which is devised to be
sold Ia raise the residue of the purchase money due from
Dabney c. Ray to The plaintiff
GEO. w CHRISTIAN, q. S. for
Nelson Crawford, ShtT. Of Amerst county.
Feb. Is IAN
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TEMPERANCE MEETING

meeting OF the W ashingun non Temperance SO
clefy. "" be held at the Courthouse, on this evening
tSlonday, Aat1 o'clock. J. {. YOUNG, Soc'y.
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virginia, 10 witt
Rules held IN the Clerks oce Of the Circuit S,,pe,;
on ontt Of Law and chanccr,, Tor the County of Mel,
son, On the FIRST Monday in February, 1913,
Wilson Peters, Plaintiff
against
George Ri,es James = Penn, Christopher r Estes n,,,
la"n VI. Perkins, executor of Hardin Perkins deed .
,h'fi'' fetiow, William :. Loving, Samuel H. X Loving
liafr H. scott A. J Iiuostis, Robert Loving and ia,
trustees oil the Buckingham Female Collegiate institute
Defendants.
In tuANCERy.
The doiendanis lla rod u Scott and luests moi la v
ng rnef. their appearance and given seerv according Ia
the CT of Assembly and the rules OF this Count and IL apoar
my by satisfaction, evidence, that they no, inhabitants of
'hs commemorative On motion OF the Plaintiff hy his conn
Is ordered that The said Defendants do appear here
of before the f'day OF prl Term next answer tn, bill
81 me a'nl and that copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted IN The lynchburg Nnginan,n ew-paper publish
Ell Va tue town ct iynchburg, for two month";,
ana another copy thereof posted at the front door OF the
court house oi THIS count, court day.
tepy-festo
RIO. { CUTLER, CHI
''o' - VIM
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.v'O TXCE.

obedience 70 decree of the Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery for the county of Amherst pro.
nonnced upon the Sd day Of September, 1872 in the
case OF William Ray against Dabncy G. Ray and Mich
olas Waugh, the undersigned appointed commissioner
or that purpose will. upon the 4lh day of March next
upon the premises, sell to the highest bidder. for cash
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VirGiDia:-
rules held in the Cleric Office Of the Circuit, Sovri-
or Court {" Law and Chanocry holden IN aud Tor tn,
county Cd 'amphell the 9Th day oil February, 1913
Johh Mckinney, Plaintiff
against
William +. White md John Clark, Defendants.
In CuANcERY.
The Defendant William + White not having entered
his appearance and given security according the net OF
Assembly and the rules Of Tins Court md appe arinp by
satisfactory evidence that h. not phaban this com.
monwcalih 1t is ordered that the said hc appear here
on the ist day otthc neat Term of this Court answer
'hn mn o' the Plaintiff and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in newspaper printed IN the town of
iynrhbnrg, Ion two months successfully, and posted the
front door oi the court house of thi, county, court
day Copy Iost,
JNO. u. ALEXANDER, elk.
r'o - WIN
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Wig s,me Canreuiioa, G.e 22aof February.

We re-pu1lish the list of Delegates appointed lr,m
the surrounding counties, 70 the Why State Convention
10 be held in Richmond, on the 22d of this month"; ana
urge that as many Of them attend as possible.
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-. rfeyfs.
EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
VIZ summer session Of the subscribers SCHOOL.
. will commencaon "Wednesday. the frat ,l,v -
March and she respectfully returns her thanks l., thu
public tor their liberal patronage, and wishing Il, accoroo
date ilom has reduced her prices 10 soit the times
TERMS
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Ord do-Modern and Ancient History Natural
PHILOSOPHY, Astronomy, Chemistry, Rhetoric, My
,hology, &c., $40 Nor ~.
REBECCA l.. TOWNLEY.
Feh. V Inf
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Storage and Commission Bushes.

uNLANNELS all colours. Merinoes, Cireassii
l. Mouselin de Lains, Casne,,s Cloth & Cassisn&
Fued Cloths and I.inseys for Servants. Yarn and n
lucky Jeans. Rose. Point and Da1le Blankets. vsls
and all other VEs'IIN(;S, and a ar~ss
:. :, q ~ Ak GOODS, fsv s.lst
in1dS s DI FtsEI,
, 1843-10-28

SIR CHARLES MErcALr, Governor
General Of Canada, in his speech to
the CGradinn Parliament, delivered
on the cash nit. thus al'udes TO the
respect that was paid the remains Of
tie late Governor Bngot, when pass
inr through our territory:
icannct abstain from noticing that
his desu3ate widow and family. and
his mortal remains, in passing through
Tie LeighboTing territories of the IT,.
States 10 heir place of embarkLtion
at New York, were received with
maried& affecting tokens Of respect,
which indicated both the esteem in
which he was held in a country in
which be had been personally well
known, and also 4 generous sympathy
worthy of the great nation by which
it was evinccd.
, 1843-10-28

Nob.--We clip the following from
the Richmond (Ind.) Jefersonian Of
the 4ih INST:
son F,jiay evening last. IN Abo,
litinn meeting in our city was eggef
from their ground. The speakers
mouth was stopped by one Of the
eggs thrown. entering IT. This is ali
wrong. and we regret il occur: ed
1t aids the cause Of Abolrionism-a
c1usr to which we are opposed. The
circumstances were briefly these:-
Tic hhoIitioni>ts had been holding
meetings for two or three DAYS.
One coinred. and two or three white
lecturers from Massachusetts were
present. They detained the Govern
ment & tie Churches in their speech
rs. They also outraged the feelings
of orr citizens by promiscunusly as
soriating with blackS- .aIkine with
them n the streets a~u in arm. We
saw one rcsptc by dressed white
quaker raan. wliRing along with a
black womrn. and clrrting her child
for her. while his wife follow d in the
rear. Oar citizens rpu d or did not
stand these things
, 1843-10-28

GEoRorA.-The Savannah Republican
q Tie T;h, has returns Of Tic votes for
Governor in So counties, which give
Crawford, Whig) G25O majority.
The Republican says, "tLe State Of
Georgia appreciates Henry Clay sufi-
eie".iy 10 give him a majority Of 5000
votes next year. Tie Harrison spirit is
fairly awa&e, and Tyierism will hot 60
a~nrebuked."
Now Dir. Lieut.. Joseph L. Locke, we
have heard you talk as far from the
mark as this before in Il day; and we
cpine the result Of the Presidential cleo.
ton in Georgia, will clearly den onstatc
that you are TO prophet, and will proba-
bly, bea source Of as much modification
10 you as was the loss of your "snow',
fort, in Our school boy days" lorg
time ago."