davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

CONJUNCTION q HeDg g. Green. 1bt Troy IN Y J
fsprfs for several DAYS as week contained fepafls al
The trial 81 Henry e. Green Of hai place, Tor murder
ing ms WE, which WAS concluded ON Saturday, WHEN
was submitted Ia NJ inv WIN after an absence III
o'ui an h"ur brought Ia verdict Of guh when he WIS
immediately sentenced be hung an The 1Uh Of Sppen.
eInfxi. between the hours of : A. NJ auI ; T. NJ
he case OF Ibis Is une u hr e,si cxtf,rdinat
IN ''e annals o nadern crie and eNbibs an atraeity
eq""t !" 'hn OF the most appalling eases IN u, nd 4
Appeals thai he married M aiahle and ,so,nhle ynonp
woman, against whose character not whisper uf SUI.
c"n Was ever uttered, and IN less than one lrech air
ne, marriage sci about accomplishing her death. She
hs' ell III perhaps from The elieti III pos,n he "a
ne'' oo possibly ifnn sinc other cause nnd whe she
SIGN "naft ms tte. he assisted ON Qivnp her all her
soe'"e una II has M" brea paved that ~ every d.
administered he mlngird poisoal This was continued
w se'''a nays ana while she was thus wasting ora H.
u''y !" uhmipa,td agony, vet si isklnu wllmul hes
"aha every thing he offered her. he pcfstyered with
""'''h'na deletMlhaiion glvinp small doses Ia prevent
NusP'on' regularly day and night until at last she tx
p'eu peiofe lie aer OF her murderer That man p,s
ress't any portion II The symtathlts Of human pntnt,
e"""o nave Exhibited such demon sI,ft i0,yatds tn,
:" "ho ne had just beea Lplted IN the ,en.ltrsl tles Il
''e' ana who placed unlimited confidence in him
sfehs aimsi Uncomfortable aud cannn bp eonicmpa,e,
"'hon' h"ffor. u goes To show that A man who cat
s""'nn murder q this day as great villain as an,
mnrderers have ever been
seems lhsl ihruug hnnt fhe iral and even after IN
'e'aet a"d sfnteeee he did mol exhibit the least sian
l""'e"'' or regret i1r The terrible crime committed bu
maintained 10 the last The most hardened iuJ1tenc
and reeklessuess =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

Apple Jchy--Slice thirteen large apples very thin
t'ui pairing IN m; iheireoyer them nh waitf bn
snd strain them; IN the juice add pound al sunar and
a. much lemoh juice assyour taste may direct Caui,
y WIN eggs aud boil u ioa lily. II is exceeding y
delicate. paaiahle and beautiful dish 6t L. orare an =
wedding table the writer having paraken f on such
IN oecas'"n. the honse keeper ming the eeutre Of
tgsciiut al The time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
TO 1obaccO .XgnHfucffreys.

VIE subscriber having taken the large & convenient
located ware house ON the Basin lately occ ,nied
~ Messfs Lewis d. Crenshaw & Co tnr tEe nnrn,s 60
~ c"nu"cliag general Commission and FORWARDING
9arco. and forward it as Instructed cL,r,ino aIn <
h'n's per box for receiving and frvar.linu.
Richmond Sept. 10 NJ,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

A I Rslrs held in the Clerks Oice -, tbo r;,,:, c..
~ rior Court of Law md Ch,ncrry f., H. C.' o.
Halifax, in the month of Juiy 1915: ' "
Daniel Mar, p,.;.,;r
against
Peter Barksiae, Jesse f. Adams J,.;ab C,nr.l. A.
thaniel Clardy and Rebecca his WIFE DclenJ,n,s
In CHANcEgY
The defendants Nathaniel Cnrdy and Re,ceca his wife no
ag tered their appearance and appearing nv .tisfoc-
tory evidence that inhabitants nj Ills
wen,; u is ordered that the said defendants
ana ebeeea his wife do appear here ON the Gr. MONDAY IN
oroer next and answer the plaintiffs blk and that cupy
OF ts order be forthwith inserted the vnclure Vrs IN
nan for two months successfully posted ie from, dior
OF the court house OF this county - " 49,
Copy-Tese.
July 81 " - 'AoN' -.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

a OinL SsRssSLED To DEATn SNAKE
hiile GIRL about eight ,rars al age, sranpled by
anske last week, near Banbdge. in Lancaster count
"a She had been Sent 10 gather blackberries IN fed
short distance fun the house, and being absent for
hMgfr time than usual her parents proceede to sparch
~ her They fund her quite dead with large black
eaake cooled around her neck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
Rive Hundred and SIXTY Acres,


Five Hundred and sixty Acres,
large portion in woods heavily lmhered aud first rate
1ubarco land, hes James River aud larriss Creek
4 large bold stream runs through it, furnishing water
power Of immense value will give all the Cmp ilur
SEES Oxen aud twenty three able hands finish the eray
mil the middle Of September and pns-cssiof uf tho
Land when II is sold. GEO. W. PETTNJOIIN.
q. BEING authorized by the proprietor 10 effect a sale
II his Land. would therefore call the attention Of cap
ltallsls Ia this valuable Estate. The Farm IL in fine
state Of cultivation. and IN The immediate vicinity OF
Town. which gives The advantage of a market to The
grower Of every article Of produce from a wheat straw
TO hopshead Of Tobacco TIE water power is great and
fully sufficient for any machinery. Those Who vi sh
purchase Land IN This neIghborhood, would do we'll To
call, aud viii at any time take pleasure in showing
The premises. JNO. r. d. PAYNE
n. b. If The above Land is mol disposed of privately
before the 20lh September. IL WILL that day-if fair.
not. the nex fair day (snndays excepted BE offered
10 the highest bidder. Terms sale. Sale to be con
Quoted by Jno. Il. d. Payne. Aqrl'r.
GEO. W. PE11YJOHN.
July 81 WHO'S if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

"s :" me must brutal murders thai we have ever re-
esoea was nerpelrsted al Avon, Cum. On Tensday
. nweaHh, llfaer named Owen Wndhrd had
,h'. "' my WIN "a. wife about tl ~ ALTAR, and
threatened her lie. III was very onrh tni.>asJ a,
.ne 'me' Sum alter he sem lher oaly child. sun 4
yra,s o' aye, To the barn take care Of tr stuck mad
~h'is' he Was thus gone Ibis btual aud dndsh hus.
"s"a murdered his "e by sphuus her head open with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

The Right 10 Die BreecLes.--A yonng girl was fined
- New Orleans. lately for appearing in The street il
n"y's clothes. The Justice admitted the right Of mar
ried women 10 'weaf the hrreclns 50 but denied ,ha
siegie feasles had any business With such an article.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
SHSf EcreireH,

GbahtiAM 4 HOPKINS have just received another
'nt Of Tweed aud Linen Dress and F.ock Goats
Whne \ fancy French and Enrsh Drllljno Pant.
Bonhazne. Slk aud oiher Vests.
'.ls lew Hd6 Shirts Of good qaay, which they
July 5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
Administra.or's Sale of

Marble gombs, Tenb Stones mad Mantle Pieces.
SHALL proceed 10 sell, al public auction. On
Tuesday l2h August n.xf. at 10 urldtk. A. NJ,
the entire stuck Of MARBLE. GRANITE. TOOLS,
Be, &e, of the late WIN. Shears. much Thereof
may be necessary 10 qnidaie all claims against the
estate Of the said VIM. SHEARS, decreased. Terms made
knusn the day Of sale. The sale will be conducted
by Messfs. Talbot s I.anirf. Aneiioneers.
J. &. YOUNG, Admir-.
OF ND Shears
Juy2l WAL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
TO Tobacco Planters.

Vie undersigned begs leave to say to Planters .f
1oaeeo THAI he has employed in his Store Mr..
Jno H. DAVIS, who has had several years exneIience az
commission Merchant. in selling Tobacco. and will
10 sen i'r me at 90 cents per hhd and pay the
.'.'s 1T my Store as seen The Tuhactn note il oh
'a''eu' ask loF portion oithe public patronage.
May 60 "'N"'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
July ID

i Rules held in the Clerks Office of the f,;,.u;, S,r.
ror Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the County OF Hal
liax in the month of July 1915
Thomas Iiundley, Plaintiff
against
BENJAMIN w. Ualker Dcf.nJ,n,
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant having catered his appenrance and u
appearing by satisfactory evidence that he nor an inba HI
a oil tins Commonwealth: IT is ordered that the SAID ds,
ehdan do appear here the first Monday October
and answer the Plaintiffs amended bill that copy III
tins order be forthwith inserted in the Lyncburc V;rearo
Tor Two months successfully and posted at The front door or
the Court House Of this County
Copy-Teste,
July2t wsn"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

VIRGINIA Al rule. held in the clerk Office OF the cir
cult supefi court OF law aud ehaneery for the county
of N-lsnn in the mouth oil June, 1913:
David Il. Me lexander Plaintiff,
against
tiarrod d. Scott James Loving and William Jordan,
Defendants,
In CHAScEnY.
The defendant Iarrod b. Soft, not having entered hisap
pesrsnce and given security according TO the ari OF Assem-
bly, aud the ,nes 81 this aud it appearing by snsiac
evidence. that he is not inlabant Of this common
wealt On motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, II
dered that the said defendant do appear here at rules be
held IN the said erk's office the s Monday Septem
Der and and the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy this order forthwith inserted in the "1ynehburg
Nrenian," newspaper published in the OF ynclbnfg
1f months sucressey and another copy Thereof post
el the door OF the court house oil this county,
some cour day. Copv-Teste.
RO. c. CUTLER, Clk.
July WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
.y'sIS.,fHa5g.ys.
tNE AVE just opened variety d FASH
W I0JADLE JEUELRY AVID
= Annoy Az rrCEE5 --an,uv ltsln are snpei

w I0IA3LE JEWELRY AND
E Annoy ARTICLES -aninp lb,m super
piak. fanaz Breasipins aad Finger Rn2s; 6old Neck
ace and Bracelets; new and fashionable sye Of Ea
Rings.
beautiful assortment Of Berlin IRON Gopls. consist
ny Of Braceels, Necklace. Bfeaspns and Guard
Chains.
We have alsn pattern Silver plated and Britain
oa Colsf and Tea selis plated Caudlesicks SHUTTERS
and Tags.
Our assortment Of & Id and Silvrf Walrhess worthy
The attention u all VIA wish TO porchaseand at one
hail The cast ul l1tmor days.
w are manufacturing 10 order, Silver Table and
la Spoons ANXIOUS 10 repair at reduced prices,
all aud every description al Watches aud JcWelfy.
We solicit continuance Of patronage. with assurance
thai every enuri we capsule 0i exerng III be- put
orlh IN order u please. WILLIAMS y VICTOR.
Dee - Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
ron TIN tlgeISfAs
BUFFAI0E RIDGE SPRINGS

BCffAIoE RIDGE SPRINGS.
Mess Edifors:-At ts season 4 The wear and %
Sv'siy during The present unpfeeedeuitdly dry and hn,
weather, WHEN large numbers Of our people ara pfepar
eng Tor residence al the a. rent Watering plac,s 10
wear I'll the Effects al sallTy summer ave ihanph
proper 10 call tie aitrh 81 thasr Il inp hcal OF
amusement, OF both, 10 ,he Botalue Ridge Springs. il
The county OF Nelson. Three Springs me situated in
beautiful wendy Country, at tie l,oi of The BUFF llae
Hidle, within Few miles nj J3afs River t.rlve frm
Ntlsn court house, and about lblrly ifn l.Ynchhnrp
The waier has nal been n.lnuolY an1itz d. but salh
analyses have ho,n naGr L. sEoa ttat ~ sirapl,
tmrrrgnaicd With irnn, and tt. ~ sur sa and u or
Understanding Wy Usaflf is saicaal fupefus
the celebrated lnHhfalge ABars in inslaHd The in
t"rsni cares that haze teen ,lle ted he tEi,ncr 4
'his Watering place entities il L. iieh stand .,.pe the
mineral Springs q" Easiem Virginia l. IS emn ny
suited 10 The peculiar slsrasrs Of rmlcs-imtatiinp
strength to The "ite M seaiar - scm IA snp thr hrre
VI the elfcniaihp, and itsIrg hose ur anc ard f1
sinnal scuns whch are essential t health The VIZ
rous nervous hff ciiuns fAhe rref of y, Inch the me.
parslous OF iTen have bred op and 81 hyhly dlsn-
c"'shed-g'neal Debility produced by nrolfacled incs>
~ sedeniary hablls dysrelsia bqwc complaints scfaf
VIA ana other maladies at materially benefited and of
ten permanently cured. by of This Narf besides
the sitfacltnn the Spr0gs The saeirdlnat5n aud ~
,hers VIII dnd The table Of tie nmjable hostess Mis-.
k"'heifi. Wei supplied aith ihr bea he country aud
the arts o crnkery can pfaduc,
RS -lhefe now abihe Springs oban fry persons
NELSON.
July 9th 1915
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

yTfRGiNl1.3t rules held in the clerks Office of the cir
eui superior court of law and chaneery for Bedford
county. the ID day of June, 1915:
Bowkor Preston, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Louisa IIobson Richard Davis Jordan "A Davis Mar
garet Eliza Davis, Edward Clark James llendrict and
Elizabeth his wife lhuna Evans and Susan hn lie,
william Joping and Mary l.. his wife, William scott,
Samuel Griffin John II. Griffin, Gusavusa Wingfeld md
Charlotte his wife Inn c. Griffin widow Of William Crit
fin decd, Mathew b. Now and Elizabeth his wife John
Davis and Margaret his wife Peter d. Holland and Doshea
his wife, Harvey MITCHELL Smithson H. Davis Jr, Charles
c. Scott Charlotte Mitchell and Caroline Griffin, the last
fnnr infants under the Of q years. obson,
Ann Marin liobson, John " iob-on, Robert M Hopson.
Margaret +. lobson, .frabella Ioson William obson. the
last six infants under 81 OF Smthson H. Davis
William Cornelius, and William Cornelius infant under
Fl years Of age, Defendants
In CHANCERY.
The defendant Smitbson IL DAVIS having entered
his appearance and given security according the OF As
sembly and the rules OF this and appearing by snls
factory evidence that he nhabant of this
wealth. II is ordered that he do appear the clerks
oi The said circuit superior rou Of law and chancerv
Bedford couutv rules to be held therein Mon
day in September and the bills the plaintiffs
AMI that this order be inserted in
i'll the town # Lvnchbrg for months sively and
posted AT tho front door OF the courthouse OF this county
some court day. Il Copy-Teste,
JOS. WILSON, elk.
June 80 w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

D0nsesfiCs ard feathers.
= BALES heavy A DomeslIcs,
~ GOO lbs. new Feathers,
just received On consignment. and for sale. by
GEORGE BAGBY.
June IL =,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

NlhiNlA At rules held in the clerks Office of the cir
cut superior court of law and chancery holden in and
Tor the county OF Campbell, the 7tb day of July 1916
'o"" ''"'h' Jr Plaintiff,
against
panlee Clark admir- de bonis with the will annex
ca q" Henry Ward, deed Patsey Barber Thomas n Wat
kns and Lucinda d.. his wife John W. Ruedye and Mi,
Ann MS VILE William j. Mcllhaney and Henrietta his wis
Thomas u Adams and NATL his WIFE John o. Ward
Robert ard, jeremiah f. II. Yard Charles j. Oliver and
Jacob Early, DefsnJsn,.
In CHANcERY.
ne defendants John NJ Rutledge and Juia nm his wife,
iil1am Mcllhaney and Henrietta his wife, and Jacob
not having entered their appearance. and given
according TO The act OF Assembly, and the rules h,s
court and appearing by evidence that tbey
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth 1t is ordered that
neNt At rules held in the clerks ee O; said and
swet the ON oil the plaintiff and that copy this order bs
'orhwh inserted IN some newspaper printed in the town
OF Lynchb1re, for months and nostcd .bc
front door OF the court house this county on eout
day. A Copy-Teste y" ''"'' ''"'
n,,,. mo. ID. ALEXANDER, Clrk.
' w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
SELLING OFT.

., 14oO ACRES OF LAND.
ms lana lies IN body aud may oe conveniently
divided INTO three lracis
Inc Mansion House tract contains between six and
seven hundred acres lying within about a mile OF Am.
Courthouse. This lrac: is d, etned very valuable
pn9 wen adapted 10 the probation olevey sort ofcrlp
grown III ihs part Of lhe country his we'll walered
and as good poroa OF bottom land u The finest quail
n.y.. lying on Butlaoe River aud liulf Creek
me SIN House tract contains about GOO acres and
Is also very valuable Il has upon it the fnst orchard
III 'hls part oil the country, consisting of about 900 trees
al choN ifnl. Nearly half of tins tract is unceared
ao'nd9 IN hue timber, and the most of il excellent Ia
harco land
me va Mil tract contains about 30 acres has +,
tom land. W.. wv
ne lands w' be surveyed and pais thereof exhibited
al 'he sale credit Of one, two aad three wears will
be gwen or equal portions Of fire. aofeh,ss money.-
oohds WIN approved securit, t3ii ,4 frsa and The
h'le retained as ultimate seclr1 ul pa> p,se5
nose disposed TO purcho,e ne uviird m examine for
themselves. The lands WI be shown b, ill.,, stI,,,r,
Der. residing neaf the pren-es
HE ''le Is ondonbed. be sclmy as ,.,eeu,, isb,I
only warrant such title as is vested ~ f,e ~ l Tesla.
tors Will. CUApt.t1 IA, '''
I,aaoe >greteiHs Epecutor.
80 ~ ll6Aug
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04

Diplomatic Dates : Mr. Li,in.s!an abo Is attached
n hr America en,ts.Sy IA Madrid. nen universal dis
neion at bnl tsA there GA lie 10Th OF ne, enieT-
~ the ing on hlrs.sark aad killing bull.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
bWfHab!e ReHi Estate (0y. Sale.

I'liE SUBSCRIBER, intending to remove IN the
West, offers tor sale his
TRACT OF LAND,
lying IN the County of Appomaox, adpinnp the lands
OF Henry d. Flood. joel Mckinney and others. ,b,ee
miles ABOVE The conrt-ho and eighteen miles below
Lyneho"fg IN healthy and agreeable eighborhnod
and one mile from The main road leading from Lynchburg
To Richmond. 7
The above Tract OF LAND contains about
2S5 ACRES.
Two thirds OF which is well limbeed The cleared land
Is very productive portion of which is fine creek low
grounds well suited for meadows. There is on the
lahd new and convenient dwelling house with all ne
cessary out houses. The land if not sold privately will
be offered Tor sale at public auction on "Wednesday the
80 day oi September My father, Joel Mckinney. will
take great pleasure in showing the land TO all hpse who
WISH 10 purchase. JNO. w. MCKINNEY
n. b. Mr.. f.. ID. Christian is aulborized IN sell ,,o
above fsc, Of Land privately / " At
July II Was
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
COFEEE .,.,-I, .y..y.SnCv,

fOFFEE IND ss'EsESHGr.
u received. on consignment. invoice of
~ 90 Bags Laguapa Coffee
40 Bbis. ReetiGsd HGiSfeu.
Also 400 Sacks salt. in prime order in Store H.,
sale low to the lIade by LEE & TAcy u
July % o'.r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-04
Very I.siiFN1fe Eaad for sNye
NEAR IYsCEiBUssG.
July

\ AGAIN affer my FARM for sale. lying one and a
hall miles above Lynchbutg, IN the county Of Am
herst. II contains abDut
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-08-16

s..We cannot frchense lho justice % cBpodi'
erry AZ abY. lrFlfiaiiun az 90 cur state banh /.
Which would aiffr lH lH acflafinf iho Fnh
Ifift f0F yiulAt,0n ~ tieu charters ~ " Hoaa on
Tho oct adjustment Of lheap galitulions,"
Here 70 SIR, Diyis' posiiion,hnd y can only to
on 90 abstract legal qneslion, Ne ~ What we
law tedf on The establishment " iho banks, ilihi
ho can dillf with uH this difference Whitl
would call lof ouf feiuuhg a. my tine, ~ hnp
pofl huD ~ oengIesti
irpihiak not Puf, u beet, the qurgiiot,s
only enc ~ state policy and cannot possibly
GENE before him a. congressman
hut We are bound by iif higher eoneidofas
lions than ihcfo 70 adhere u Mf, DAVE, and ~.
ropo any attempt now 10 distract ouf party aud
defeat him What are Tie circumstance under
which be wsa nominated a county convcn'
ton here, 10 poascfpion Of bs ylcwa on this q1cs'
ton, recommended hun 10 the state convention,
That state convention, also with his opinions
epfcad IN published iofm before them gave him
tho nomination iof congress, wisely considering
the puinie Of difference botwoun him and his
party, 60 be too much Of purely legal character
--too minute, NJ boet--lnd having too little con.
noction With the office Of representative IN con.
gross, to DO worthy Of governing their choice
against him.
Under these circumstances, are not tho dem.
ocfacy Of Va'ron--and tho democracy of The
state pledged 10 the support Of Mr.. Daysl -
They are; and do not, VIC are now convinced,
wish TO reeede.
Besides this, what good can Mr.. Valentine
effect by coming OUT lie does no, destroy the
weight Of Mr.. Davi opinions. Nor will he, If
he succeeds. Opinions, in our happy republic,
we are proud to think, are worth az much from
a private man as from the highest official. Il he
is elected to congress and Mr.. Davis is defeat
ted, what will that effect for the Brlscoe bIl?--
Will it come before congress for his action!--
HIS answer Is, perhaps, that he wishes to dis
cuss 1t and bring II before the people.
But is this the proper theme of congressional
candidate! The candidates for the state legis.
lature are now and will continue agitating the
question. They are the proper persons to dis
Cuss it. Mr.. Davis, we are assured, will not;
and by the candidates for state officers as state
question, let the affair be settled, wllhou, dis
tacting and scanda.izing our party BY a split IN
our congressional ticket.
Itgives US pain to be forced to comment in
this manner on Mr.. Valentines course. We
are proud TO claim his friendship as man, and
TO agree fully with his sound views as politi
clan. We think he has in this however been
badly advised. Ia any other position we would
give him who!esou,od support.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-08-16
With great respect am
Gentlemen your ob't ser't.
JOEL II. BERRY.
To Messrs. ]. w. GIBBONS and others.
From the Vicks5urg Sentinel.

From The Vicksburg Sentinel.
Mr.. VALENTINES ADDRESS. The address of
Mr.. Valentine, as an independent candidate for
Congress, will be found in our columns of this
morning. We publish it because we are EN-.
ployed as printer do so; and for no other reason.
Our right TO comment as we please upon it, is
one MIR. Valentine knows we will exercise.
We disapprove totally of Mr.. Valentines
move, and are convinced he will live to bitterly
regret it. We agree with him fully in his views
as to the Brscoe Bill. We claim to be among
the most earnest advocates for holding corpora
tons of every sort strictly to their charters and
strictly to the penalties they incur by violation
of them. We were therefore among those who
deeply regretted TO- see MIR. Davis take posi-.
ton on this subject adverse to US. But his Diff
ference with US is more upon the legal than the
political bearing Of the question. We are well
convinced that he is as hostile as the most ultra
among US to the paper money system and the
abuses OF banks. And it is only as to the effect
of the law--on judicial question of whether
the old awicorresponds with the Briscoe Bill
that he differs with so many Of his friends. If
he should be convinced, as we think he will by
deeper examination of the subject, that the eff.
feet contended for was part of the old law and
part OF the contract undertaken by the banks,
we are convinced he would not step IN to shield
them from a just penalty they had incurred -
lbs acquleSence in the resolution passed at the
Warren convention which first nominate, M,
proves this Part of that resolutjcz. in vii, ~
remembered is as follows; - WI W