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Livin gston County Premium,

MI w. FUQUA having transferred to me The
VIZ agency nf the LII LNGSTO.N COUNTY
PREHIUM PLOUGIiS, am now prepared Ia sell
at the factory prices, large and well assorted s'ock
Will asu INTERN the planters aud nrnefs that will
he constantly receiving, direct r1m the miuufciory TIA,
above Pughs Points and Fixtures 81 that there viii
be no difficulty OF getting the Points, Slides SC to suit
the Plonghs any time. II would he needless fr me
10 mention here the any advantages that the I,ivng.
ston Plough Possesses alloiher Pu2hs now IN use
Tor lis character is TOO well known by hnse who have
used them. to need any farther recommendation Gail
and look at them. II. j. OIEY,
Commission Merchant.
July IS wl2n
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HE subscriber has on hand and constantly re
L eesing, supplies of those
superior PiauOs of Chickering's,
OF Boston lie considers unnecessary say any thing
as 10 their zone, fnsh aud durability there are about
twenty o those Instruments ~ This place. that have been
IN constant Enr the last four five wears. And
he will take the liberty -i referring purchasers 10 Those
persons who have tried them, feeling confident that the
mast sceptical III be sislied of their beng equal. /
not superior, TO any Instruments made IN this OF any 9TH
nf country
A l. S o,
small supply OF .NEtY MUSIC for the Piano, OF
the best composers, (Songs, &c.. sSe Some few new
Songs and Pieces for the Guitar. Piano and Guitar
sTRucr oRs-a few copies Of the most approved
authors ID. Il. LYMAN,
Bank Square.
n. b. Mr.. w. p. Greene. who is known as good
Piano Tuner. (hayng been manufacturer may be
found Al the Store Of the subscriber when absen IN
the country on business.
Jan Is wl2m
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FOR RENT,
Oct. 3

fINllE two freprooi brick lenenens Immediately he
L low the franklin Hotel, on main street. They
both in good repair and the upper apartments wei
dsprd ir The dence ot private fnlie'. Possession
of one tenement be Ia, early in Novem1er, ana per
laps sooner Of the other, the first Of Janury next
". RADFORD.
Oct 8 WITS
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TAILORING.
Commissioners sale Of Land.

(DC RSlANI 10 Two derrees .. the county court of
bedford, one IN the ease Of James K Sham a.
gans josia Hall and others rendere at the July term
tol4, and the other tn the of M,rans against
SAID iia and others rendered at the August term 1874
The undersigned will offer Tor SALE To the highest bidder
Tor cash. ON The premises Fnday the tSth day Of
ociober. 1911, EisACT OF LAND containing
OF acres. aud adjoining the lands Of James X Shaon
Nathaniel Morgan and others. The abnve Laud is
'a'd to be valuable, AMI the title is beloved be good
but the Undersigned acting commissioner will con
sey to the purchaser with special warranty only
GREEN b, BOARD. Dept Sheriff,
aud \. such Commissioner.
s'rt 70 $50
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REED & r:yuWEIs~nN.

REED 81 r.sHysEIs~0N,
4 RE offering ur sale at the very lowest market
n prices:
~ bags Coflee, Rio I.acuira. Java. 81.
j. hhds. \, ofleans, T.. Rico x 81. Crolx Sugar,
10 boxes Loaf Sugar (sssofted,)
Gunpwder, Young Tyson, Imperial aud Black
TIA,
Sperm aud 'fanw Candles, Soap. Spices. Buckets,
Brpms. Olive Oh, Lamp Oh, Port, Madeira,
Saeuy, Malaga aud Claret Wines. with all
other article, In our line.
June : Is
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ssEfaOVAE.
U'ILEy.I.VS y V.ICYOEe.

U'ILLI.i.VS y V'ICTOR.
Udfch Makers. Je,ceters, and Deahrs IA Military
Fancy Goods, LyNonBuRG. Va.
III AVE removed from their old stand. which thew
- occupied hr twenty nine years, Ia the corner a.
hovr. opposite Nichols * Bell and one door below John
&. Means, where they are now prepared To execute
with despatch all orders in their line ot husness-wheh.
or from " hgsor Democrats, ''Siraighouts" or Staad
fasts. Hardsm So3s.
Every order VIII be waited on with pleasnre but es
peclaly would they invite The attention of lhe LADIES'
Ia their improved and neat establishments where NAV be
found JENEi.Rl AND FANCY ARTICLES. of
he latest paiierns and al prices to please together
with variety Of necessary articles such as superior
Il Scissors Pocket Knives, Gold and Silver Spec
aces, &C. Sc.
Sept. 10 4,
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ih,hNiA-At Rules holden the Clerks Office al 'l'
llfcut superior Court of Law Chanccry, for the
Town OF ~ nchb"'S the 5th day OF August, lSii;
John Shirley, Plaintiff,
against
anthony W. Templin and j. Il. Wiaucr, late part
nSi DONG business under the style and fm OF Temphn
"iiau r, Branson Tempn, and benjamin +. serues's
anu 'onn Garth, late partners under the style and hrn
Ser'sSs & Garth, Defendants,
go. In CnAsCERY.
l he Defendants, ]. b. Nillaner Branson Tcmpn anu
ohn 'arh not having entered their appearance and e
euIiy according the Act Of Assembly, and the Rules
sH"nft and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence n
Ivy are not II babitans OF this 1t is ordered, '
e sad Defendants do appear here the tenth day Of W
neat term and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and 'ha
y OF ms order be forthwith inserted in ne"sla apo
ineu In the town OF Lynchbug, for two months sue'
Ncly, and posted at the front door OF the COURTHOUSE
The said town. ACorv-Testc
b. ROBES, elk.
August % WIN
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I n obeder &c to the las, will and testament Of Benz
r. Cmk, deed, the undersigned. (his ex'orsl VIII
sell 10 the highest bidder the eleventh day OF Oco,
btr Sii II tar If not on the fair day. his late
residence. (for Hin on Snow creek IN Franklin CO
six Negro Men aud one Boy. t,hey are likely and vau
able some very valuable Horses "A large stock of Gae
Sheep. Hogs, Crops OF all kinds Plantation Tools Sc
For the slaves about S25 cash will be required down.
the balance and for other things over S. weve monihs
credit. with bond aud ample security. under s.. cash
down The slaves and work oxen To be left on the lace
until the crap Is entirely finished. All persons having
just clsns against said estate are requested t. make
them known before the sale, and ihnse indebted To pay
up as Sum az possible. WAI. COOK,
SIDNEY SMITH,
EN'ors of B. f. C"ok. deed.
The nnders gned as surviving executor of Benz Cook
decd will the above sale sell several tracts uf Land
OF said drcedens estate. lying ang the base Of
Fain. II. lIaincs Sc. Either Of them will show the
lands To thuse wishing purchase Portions of these
lands are good tobacco land, and they are divided in
Ia tracts under 200 acres suit purchasers and
all are we'll tlmhered, and the mountain ranre for
stock excellent Also, tract ON Beaver Creek of
about % acres, adjoining the lands ut the late Jac,b
Bondurant and others | will sell Benz Cuoke's ii lie
with special warranty. aud believe his title periecily
good, and will exhibit his patents for most Of it at ,he
SALE as granted 10 him by the Commonwealth of Virgi
MA. WM COOK
Surviving cx'or. OF Ben, CD" !, A cc
Sept. - WHO
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boz the balance Of 'he year, female house srrg,n'
l. 10 wait small family. Ap ~ Il. 'hs Oil e
Oct ) w3w
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RUST SALE GE VALUAB4 l.
PROPERTY.

pursuance Of two deeds OF trust executed to me.
the frs by Ambrose Plunkett hearing date on the
Isl day OF Septemicr 1872, and Of record the clerk
Office oI the county court Of bucklneham the otter by
Ambrose Plunkei, and Jane his wife, bearing date
the 10Th day Of March, 1873 aud Of record in the
Clerks Offices of the OF The counties Of Buckug
ham aud Campbell, for certain purposes IN said deeds
specified, will proceed he premises on Friday the
9Th day OF November, lSl1 II fair. If not. the next
fair day thereafter (Sundays excepled,) to expose 10
sale at public auction to the highest bddr that well
known property, "IHE STONE U.3LL .M3.NU.
E3CTURLNG .MILLS," with the ferry and eighty
five ol valuable Land thereto attached situated in
the counties Of Buckingham aud Campbell, Immediate
ly on James River, fifteen miles bejow Lyuchburg, and
within one fourth OF mile OF The canal.
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ADMINS SHE.

MILL be eDid. 10 TIE slph.sf bidder. Mlndat The
ll,h day of oc,nbsr uexi, al the late residence nj
Miesjah Pendls decd, Tie ctnniy ii Nelsn. all
she Pesishab,e Paper, hlenen1 10 sad P.udeiaa .
Eslae amcns wairia are The tiuuss hll anu hiirfsn
Furniture and Ssecs II nesrls every kind. AL SUM 81
i've dellsrs sud under, cash viii he required; al
over eve dollars cFsliiet msns vii he eyeu The
purchaser giving bend with approved secorils.
ia MIS- A. HARRIS. Admir-.
~ith The will annexed ol Micajab Pendleion deed.
Sept ~ tliO
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EDGEss.ORTH sE.uEEsHr

1
MRS EN IoMAk. princirsl
MRS - AiEs FREEMAN DANA. Asspeiafe Pm
mas >em4haf,. snHatd ~ nae iaan ii iteefif.
Is, Gfafd nnnit. "a. ~ill be- open iof The nee'-
thm 81 t4t8lsIaf isfa q lstrr
Is tie 4,yt Il M. lnrciIais Ia itnrhrt 10 HE sin
drais s-eiul a. we'll erusmsniai education. f"T
ihls purp~r Mrs l.. and MIS- D. viii be aided by cJ'
pcpni assistants.
TIE TERMS WILL DE
Tuitian in English ut ls list eiass 10 pr months,
2nd d. Is "a
Junior class - 10 +"
Tuition IN French.
Music raas 50. Harp s35, Guitar sls n 5moniha
Bard 5O - "
Drawing, Painting Latin. Germao, al Professors
ctarges
Plain aud 0fn1nenal Neede-work. So pr. five months
Use 81 Mos eal Instruments ST.
Each Young lads furnishing her bedding and towels.
Payable orr hall in advance.
Bard may alsp be obtained IN many respectable fan-
lie, IN he village.
References Judge Sanard anj james Lyons. Esq.
Richmond Judge I.omax. Fredericksburg, Rev. DR..
lawlc, aad Rev Mr.. Laurie ls Prcsby ietlau Church,
Nashinstnn; Gen. tbfd1n aud Hon. Vim. {. Rly's,
AIbennfc, d. I. H. 6llnsr, Lynclbufg; Geo. Z.
Tnylue. Brctourt.
Bedford, Sept. - Is
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an aud afier The LIST day Of April next, our PACK
~ EFT BOATS will leave Richmond Mond; y,
"Wednesday and Friday evenings AT o'c.ock precisely
and arrive nj LynctbuV, at O'Clock, A. NJ. Wednes-
days, Fridays and Sundays.
BY this arrangement The mail and passengers from the
North. going West will leave Richmond directly after
The arrival Of the cars aud arrive IN Lynchbutg Ia
with the Western and South western mail stage
lines, "a hours IN advance OF the present time.
RETURNING.
Leave Lynehburg Monday, Wednesday and Friday
ate 4. VI.
Arrive in Richmond Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day, by ! L. NJ
COMING Up
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Large Arrival Of Books.
nv!

RURNEF's History Of the Reformation.
- Daaht's Theology,
llare's Sermons,
kpp's double witness of the Church,
Achbshop's l.eghiun's works,
Chalmers Sermnns.
W lls,n ON Confirmation,
Drhun do.
B-dell on do.
llupk,us on the BRUSH Reformation,
lathrop's Lectures III Young ,len.
The Clergyman's Companion, by Bishop Hobart,
Watson on the Prayer Book,
What Is The Church m Christ
Buds. Bl.ssams and frull of the Church,
Bunyans Pllatim's Progress; splendid edition,
Annals oi The Persecution IN Scotland,
Puseylte Episeopary.
Icevres Modern Architecture,
Reniapin's Builders Guide.
kcndal's Santa Fe Expedition.
Democracy IN America. sc. 81. Sc.
PAYNE, GREGORY & Co.
July Is IA
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Salt, Sugar and Coffee.

Salt, SUgar and CO1Itc.
ICS'r RECEIVED and Tor sale At low prices,
500 sacks Ssli, tneai and clean.)
10 hhds z. X. Sugar,
J do. :, Craix d.
Ass do. n. On's. do
80 bags Rm Coffee.
rs do. l.aguira d..
90 do. ST. Domingn do.
EDMOND. WATSON s. Ca.
A, the old stand of boyd, Edmond & Davenport, on
the canal.
Sept % Ia
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NoTTc MS Nnei1ia AID Nurh CarolDa Ain
~ nae ior ls45, h, the ppsS. d, nm ~ sinpr copy
Nr sale by PAYNE, GREGORY < TO.
SEPT Ia
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7 rules holden in the Clerks OH o oo-., -. OF
"a Patrick, at the eourthoase Monday, the 9th ds 81
Angus, lSi4:
Thomas j. Penn, Plaintiff,
against
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eriy. 10 wit: TwuSlayts: Ioney aud Sucky,
IN TWO HORSES. -~pxv,-r-sss
NI-~y In TWO YOKE on W.
xfAF TX IN, THREE NY
..as.sAee=All.. Mich COWS. .kA.sM--


OK ditto Que Wheat Fan, one Corn Shelter one Pat
ent Balance, Household aud Kitchen Fprnure, Planla
, ton Toos, &c, sc.
TERMS.
About three thousand dollars Of the purchase money
for the first tract will be required 10 be paid the da,
u sale On the balance, cr-dt of sx twelve ey hieet
and twenty four months will he gwen In the sale o
the second tract. the sane credit will be given Bond.
with approved personal security. 10 carry interest on
their date aud deed olrst ON Tie land as further Sc
curly will be required. am required to sell The per
slnal property ir cash, but do hesitate saw tina
the creditors will give reasonable credit. Acting a.
trustee will only convey such title is vested in me
by virtue of the aiurpsa nj deeds.
WILLIS II. PLUNkErT Trustee.
Sept. 10 wt23O SN
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holden il, the Clerks Office Of the county os~t
IA Of Patrick the LIST Monday August. iS IA:
Pet T. Pcnn admir-. Of Gabriel Penn decd PA ntid,
dgGlHst
Joseph s. Poniexcr, aud George Staples. adr,r Jsn
Poinde s,er, decd, Deiend. MIS-.
In CHANCERY,
The defendant. Joseph sxter not having entered
his appearance, rnea seciy according to the acl oil
Assembly and the rules OF this court, and appearing a
siacioy evidence that he nhabitant OF THIS conn
ty ordered that the said defendant do appear here or
the LIST Monday October next, and the plaintiff
BILL and thai copy OF this be forthwith inserted IN
the L nchburg N,ra nian for eight weeks suecesey and
posted the door Of the Courthouse OF this county OF
rome court day. COPY este,
A. STAPLES, CHI.
August Is WIN
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IIVtST, VIII IWU UITIVts, tHIubt ut NTttssUThI Wen.
This property is situated OF the best wheat or W
ing nrghbourhuods IN this section OF country. The
sand Tor mercantile business Is very good
A, the time and place will sell ansiher
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the county of Camp
bell containing ny survey one huudrrd aud Ninety
aIne acres, and adjoining the lands Ut joel II Fllod
jesse Mundy aud others. There are two settlements
upon this tract small quantity of Land opened
eachthe balance in wonds, portion OF which is excel
lent Tobacco Land. Also the following p'rs NAL prop
Ia t,n Sl,v al
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Thr defendant, Joseph poindc1,c not having entered
his appearance aad gwen security according 10 the Act
Assembly and Of tas court, and appearing BY
ss factory drnce that he nhabtant o this om-
tn; is ordered that the SAID defendant do appear
tn ist Monday in Ortober next, and answer tho
Plaintiff, bill, and that copy OF this order be orth"h
published in the I.nehbug Nirgnan for eight weeks rue
ceiveiy I'd posted the door of the courthouse
this county some court day.
A Copy-Tcste,
SAM1.. G.. STAPLES, D. Clk
Aur. Is WIN
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Bcwicn said that the expressions relied ~ ,,
yIr. Segar, ct"arn:tT an3 perpetual paacs III cHf
treaty with Mexico, were 10 be found IN every
treaty. snd were similar i'll import 20 The phrase
al the close .; n Letter. svouI humble servant -
md wer. understood hv coiAmo: usage a words
III co,rSr-,ha, tae annexation ot an inieponlent
powsr WIS no Just cause Of war or the pant OF
hIexico. or any o;her foreign rowcr-ttat it VIC
! lated no treaty s,ipnlaiions with any milton, am
maj Mexico was as much bound 10 respect her
treaties. as il she were stronger powci-,hat she
lad no right 10 do rs a wrong, presuming for
escape .rola hel weakness. The orator. becoming
excited rs ne proceeded. asked in indignant terms,
j! or wide domains, now leeming with smiling
~villases. and the triumphS ofcivilizaiion, would not
have still been the hunting grounds of The savage,
ii we had listened 10 such reasoning as this =
The RIGHT Of Icva>io her soil is a> valid aS that
ny which we hold our own country. said Mr.. Il.
/. was won on the battle field OF san Jacinio by
brave hearts and stout arms, acknowledged by the
Mexican authorities, With Santa Anna al their
head in solemn treaty, and she now STANDS on the
same platform with all other nations, who have
won their freedom by their own proves. MIR.
i. next rehukei, in most eloquent terms, t!iat SEN
linen; Of Mr.. Sesar, that We could not, in a war
with Mexico ioc Texas, ca!i God 10 bless our
arms. lie proclaimed il 10 be identical with The
Tory declaration agains, the pc.l;ots OF Inc Re-
G~oin,ion, when they were Struggling against BIZ
fish power. But ! canno; pourlTay The scathing
TcbuEc which Mr.. s. reccived-long. doubtless, II
will he remembered b him, and as often rise upin
lulgncn, against him.
must close this epistle, which is already too
long, hui no; without returning ourihanks 10 MIR.
Scott. and bidding him God speed in the good
cause. offer YOU my salutaticns.
Truly yours, YORK.
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MI

Alta meeting of the Republican Party held in
he Methods, Episcopal Church, in the Town Of
Livingston, on Monday, The 22i day OF July,
1911, (Cour. day)-On motions s~evcrally made.
Col. James $. billiard was called 10 The Chair,
and William w. Harris appointed Secretary.
The objects Of the meeting were briefly explained
BY the Chairman.
ON motion of DR.. L. ". Lyon, O,dcrcd, That
4 Committee cl fire be appointed 10 repor, re-
solutions for the consideration of the meeting.
Whcrcupon. the following gentlemen were APP
pointed 10 constitute said Committee, Viz DR.. L.
y. Lyon. Robert II. Anderson, Lunsford Loving.
John L. Coles, and James Fl. Brent.
Thomas S. Bocock, Esq, Of Buckingham
being present. was loudly called On 10 adde's the
meeting. Mr.. r., in response 10 the unanimous
call OF the meeting, spoke abou, one hour in an
able and eloquent strain, during which he receir-
el repeatedly The most rapinrous applause. lie
showed that the sc-called Wings were the true
disciples Of Federalism, as taught by Adams and
Hamilton, and that the Republican Pariy stood
on The great Virginia platform Of $50, erected
by Jefferson. Madison. and the other great Fathers
OF the Republican Church. He exhibited in a
mastery manner The Inconsistency of the Wing
party in reference to the annexation OF Texas, and
particularly did nc direct his attention 10 the indie
ien>ible and an,i-Ainerican position which Mr.
Clay now occupies with reference to that subject.
lie clearly demonstrated the Independence Of
Texas, anI proved thr great value Of that country
TO the American Union in 4 military and con-
mercia! point Of view, and the happy tendency
which It's remuneration would have topromotc'h c
stability and perpciui'y Of our Union.
Mr.. 3. having concluded, Henry w. OualleS,
Esq OF Amherst, a delegate from this District 10
The late Baltimore Convention, was called on, who
addressed the meeting about THIRTY minutes. CIV
ing an account OF the proceedings OF said Convcn-
ton, and throwing some not sho, irto The Wing
ranks.
The committee appointed 10 draft resolutions
for the consideration of the meeting, reported
through their Chairman, Or. l. \. Lyon, the fol-
lowing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
/. Resoircd, Thatthe Democratic National Cor
vention recently assembled in Baltimore, are enti-
tied 10 and We checrfully accord Dit our thanks for
the wisdom and unanimity with which they have
placed in nomination for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency, those true patriots and faithful De-
mocrats, James X. Polk Of Tennessee, ard Geo.
NJ. Dallas of Pennsylvania.
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which hs Administrator viii care ,n5e.
aing. He is certainly opposed to tc Tsts
II. Mr.. Holmes, the Represer,ati,, # dr. u
Of Charleston, in his late letter 10 te CT
tee, much better defined Mr.. Polls r ro'.
than The Charleston Mcrcury' W IUS'"1e
doubt that Mr.. P. will kecpthc Comrnn"" '' H.
'33 constantly inhis eye, Is his iricnc>in 1900
certainly will. Clay has been reaclrront' S'a'a
solemn plcdgcs-Bent.cn and Rive. Lo,.s 8, us
injected By his example, and atc iaiGJr.S ',t'
South. But The Polk Party. Of The Snn,, 'lr
indignant at The violation, and viii mt CO.. r.r
demand the restoration of the rrinc;rls. - "
Compromise Act. And wha, arr he ficri IVY
this new Sor,h Carolina movement fo;ra VI
Preaching up resistance to the laws. c.en -,
like wise statesmen, they have cNhar.,oi ~"
amicahlc eypedienr. They seem loo mnrL
termined 10 rash upon extreme mca.urs. "a "
m0g lie perhaps calculated 10 strike =, the w. rH'-
and peace Of the country. without The .I;al..
apparent necessity nj this time. Thev ,ra
ni>hin@ weapons 10 the hands q N. 'ui'
Enemy, who are determined 10 ia. oil y,
OF means and humbugS. 10 elect ,Ln ,o
man, who is called the Father Of n. ~t
Iican System, who has Shamelc>>ly ;.i.,.i q"
" Compromise, bclrayed lis own riasi,,. 70
who has disgracctnlly turned hi> back p,on ~ "N'
We have no IDEA that the maiori,y ot Ill., p ,.a%>
leans OF South Carolina viii cG-crcralc ~
extreme measures. We sincerely ,us, No., "
movement will he al once arrested. W. ~. ;.
these suggestions in The best >piyit 10 The POW,
leans Of Charleston. Bm a. We can 80.
dare 10 hope that they VII give satisfaction - l.
Of them, we will attempt 10 hear and iorfear
well as possible, under The aniinadvcr>ion> wte
they may call ic!,h. We carnot entertain. Z I@,,.
that nnineiv DAYS this m0ycmsni will cease -,
that We will al he touad struggling in he o.,
contest, ot who shall do lao,t ID put down II
Clay and his measures. BIT we rray you. J..
done with every Srecic>o i violence: every ihoa.
al lorci!le resistance. l. ran CONF 10 no ecoi
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IE,rcm Tic PeterJrrg RcpNllicoa.l

LETTER FROM MIR. CALHOUN.
W. have considered il unnecessary 10 say any
him. in yindicaiicn ofihiS pure Patri"! atd emf
neni Statesman from the charge 20 falsely brought
aa.irs, him by Wing newspapers and stump
orators. that he is disafiectcd towards the Union.
His ewn s~rotlcss character, his entire history colt
tradic, il. But at the request, not oi Democrats,
bul orsomc Wings, who, in their political diff
%farcnceS. do not forget all truth and decency, we
y%cnturcd. though but slightly acquainted with
MIR Calhoun. 10 represent 10 him The caluianies
which wnrc circulated concerning him. In reply
VIZ had The honor 10 receive the following truly
eloquent letter:
estate DEPARTMENT, Isl August, lSit.
nS,,-I duly estimate your motives for .iyin.
mo tho information you have, but the charge oi
heinz ,,ntriendlv 10 Tie Union i So utterly an
lnnndal and so obviously circulated for m.re
cleciionccring purposes, that | cannot think il
worthy of serious roiuiaiion OH my part. The
wl.ol. tenor Of my long public lie contradic;s it,
end every friend and acquaintance lhaye, knows
il IA he false. Ny life has hecn devoted TO the
service of the Union. and The constant and high
es, ob;cc; of nv ambition has been 10 prcser:t
and perpe,Iatc il. with or free, popular. Federal
system Of Government.
"Rut according 10 ms opinion, Justice, equity
and a strict adherence To the Constitution, are the
basis of orr Union, ana tHcY WHO NEST iirmly
maintain dem, are lis hes: and l.uest friends. ans
not those who mos; vociieTcy'SlY err out Dis
union, ard al The same time embrace those, VII,
moi only openly avow their opposition 10 the
Union. but push, with all their zeal measures
which they must know viii, if>ucccssiul. end il
lis destruction.
with great respect, SC. Sc. &c.
j.. G. CALHOUN.
1T e nryxoIDS. ESQ"