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GoyEpknrNr House. April II. Isls

toYERkNENT House. April II ISlS.
Sir-Mr. Davidson o The English schooner Iiue
Bon, NJ Srrra Icuue arrived here last evening from Ed
ina, and understand. Il have not seen him, COMPLAINS
that the Collector ct Grand }assa seized few pieces Of
cloth 10 The habor dues If said sci uoner which
Davidson renstd Ia pay On the ground, he says, thai
Commodore Jones has gven nutice 10 BRUSH traders
the coas that sneh charecs lllega the Colonial
hurltics possessing sovereign aud independent rights
moi authorized to Impose Custom duties. aud there
fore should be resised He has cil for The windward
| am told to report The Ia Commodore Jones. /
hope by The Gsl vessel from The Uued States 10 receive
something definite from the Board, in regard 10 this sub
jet.
pill lS. The crisis has arrived Information has
this moment reached # the seizure in the harbor Of
Grand Bassl, 10y an Enall,u al cutter of the
rnal schooner John Seys, owned by MINOR =. A. Ben
son, Of Bassa Cove For paricnlarsas Tar they came
Wedge, beg 10 refer you 10 Nh Benson's let,
Ter Ia me-, copy of which Is herewith eHclosod.
What pretrxi they Will offer for Justification If This
gross outrage the property Of Inol nsye aud de
encclcss pcuple, is impossible for conjecture. !
presume however will be put the footing Of re-
prsal for the se21re o the goods mentioned above So
how contemplate the conduct, and proves 10 demons
sfalion the existence of plan ~ draw US into collision
with the British people.
An English ir3der rs admitted by himself is instiaa
ted by British officer an,ong us violate cur
laws and If any attempt is made to rniorre them. they
make it preeNf To seize vessel and caFgn worth
ea Thousand dollars, and without making any applica-
lion 10 the authorities Tor redress.
Whist is their ultimate aim unless TO end 10 Co
lonizalion-o effect the destruction Of the Colonies
deslruy our commerce along the coast give British
merchants The munopoly. which is yer, hkely--or 10
drive US lion the face Of Gud's EARTH cannot imagine
| am Sir, respectfully,
Your ubed't scrvt.
j.. ROBERTS.
Rev. W. McLan,
See Amer Col. Society, Washington City,
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NJ THE LYNCHBUKG V]EGlNlfN

published sem,oeckiy, (ercry Monday aud Thursday
Al Fur Dollars per payable in Advance. No sub
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,fthe Editors,) until all arrearoses are paid.
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noted, tsu be inserted ti its dis
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FOR YEARLY .1DPERTiSLN'I the terms are for
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ty md on reason 15ie terms.
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PETER PARKER.
Late Chinese Secretary to The Legation.


COPY OF THE LETTER TO Mn. CUSHING
Isl Wing of the Imperial lIunse governor general o
kWang Tang aud kwang Sc, director of the board 81
war, vice guardian Of the heir apparent. minister and
commissioner extraordinary OF the Isl i'sing empire
makes this communication, &c:
Uhcreds, former oceason. l. with the honorable
envov negotiated aud settled treaty of amy aud com
merce. mud fortunately received the august Emparor's
injunclons he operative boards. who have ratified
the sane due notice whereof has been given by me
the minister. This is record.
| have received The august Fmpcror's reply 10
the Presidential letter Of your honorable raiions au.
onsl President and henuvcth mr.. l. the minister,
anpnnt TIVE hi1h officers, (lwang) the provincial irea
surer and fChow.) the commissary, 10 TAXI it and de
liver it 10 Nlr) Parker, The officer HON Your exceen
cv depu'ed Ia receive aud transmit it.
After your rxrlleHcy shall have received it request
will, without delay. respectfully present it 10 the
President in order 10 manifest "perpcual hmitp and
concord" On This account | make this commuura lion
and take the opportunity Of presenting my regards for
your daily increasing happiness, As Is requisite make
this communication.
rhe f,regoing communication Is 10 Caleb Cushing.
Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister PIenipoenliafv of
the United States of America 10 Chlna.
Taon kwang. 9th year, l2tb month. 10Th day q.
(23d January. rSi5) PETER PARKER,
Late Chinese Secretary Of the Legation.
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NARRATIVE of the United States Exploring Ey-
4 pedoa, during the years 1888. 1889, lSiO. 1911
and 'S42; by Charles Wilkes, commander.
Wraxali's Historical Memoirs
History Of Oregon aud 'aitrna. by Robert Greenhow,
Pictorial History OF the American Revolution,
Trusts Book of the Army.
Religion in America, by Dr. Baird.
Professionalism IN Italy. by DIR. Baird,
rhonehis Religious Experience, by DR. Alexander.
Songs in the Might, Hymns Tor the Sick and Suffer
ing.
Charlotte Elz,brih's Works. complete in vols
Hannah Nare'S - -
Nlenoir Of Bishop Grswold,
hleu"r OF Blshup Ai'mr".
The Law and iir Gospel. by DR.. Tying,
The PRAYERS at The Church.
Infant Baptism tested by scripture and History &c.
For sale, by
PAYNE < GREGORY.
june s. Is
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Frederika Bremer-A correspondent Of the New
York Express writing from Stockholu says that Fred
orka Bremen the charming author Of the .NsighboMrs'
and the If that series of beautiful works descriptive
Of Swedish lite and manners. is about TO visit the United
States. She will leave about the first Of August; and
coming by way of England. expects TO spead year in
this county The writer hopes vii he well recev
ed she has "a passionate admiration Tor republic
aud lis Tree institutions. She will be well received for
her worth aud her low y character n her .uiifa
writings. There needs condition precedent to ensure
her welcome.
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" % n 4 q r. ,

n pursuance ola Resolution of the Board Of Over
of the Poor. for the county Of Amherst made
al their annual meeting IN the present month. {June.,
am instructed To advertise that they will purchase a
tract of Land containing 400 acres for the purpose
OF establishing thereon Poor House; and that those who
may wish to sell land do deposlle with Mr.. Sam'l. NJ.
Garland Clerk of the Court, on before the Sd Monday
in July next, statement of the situation quality price
and terms of their lands j. PElTNJOHN,
agent OUerseerS Of The Poor.
June Q l2lJy
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NEW HnAnsDENG MOUSE
SELLING Q-r.

,Npp descriptions of Summer Goods al Cost and pnier
EpElNG anxious 10 SELL orr my entire stock Of SIM
MER Goops, before the expires. Crcaf Bar
gains may be bad in Larns Bni:driaes. Boreges Sun
ner Prints, and many other articles. for which the de
mand will cease as the season expires.
The attention of the Ladies is particularly invited It
large lot Of Ian MS. mt Cd and per vard and IL
beautiful assortment Of BALzARINFs at 10 soc per
yard. f.. J. BURTON.
June 90 Is
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EGssf0wra Springs Male and
EeHlaie Institute,
EnEf&Ix

VIE exercises OF the Summer SESSION of this School
L will begun on Monday the 10Th June. and continue
SIX months. The Male department viii be conducted
by the Rev. George Pearcy, A. b and the Rev Geo
W. Leliwich. The Female department will be con
Quoted by Mrs Geo. w. Leilwich assisted nv her bus
hand The Baardng depa ment VIII be under the
management OF Rev. James Leliwich and his lady
by this arrangement it is confidently believed that
ne srho"l, already large. will be greatly increased
lac Institution Is under the organization of the Valley
lh"n Education Society ut Virginia." and is alike a.
pen !" the reception OF pupils Of both sexes and of all de
Nominations 1t Is capable Of preparing youths for Col
rge,--ior Teachers aud for the the active dnt,es of
e- and II is hoped will train them up .in the nur.
lure and admoniiion ri the Lord" The discipline vr
Nc KIND and raternsl. but steady and lnfexibe
le'ntsper session Of u months
onh"graphy, Reading, Pcnnmanship or Pri-
mary Arithmetic. 1900
Geography. English Grammer Arithmetic.
Natural, Moral and Mental Philosophy. Bots.
ny. Chemistry. Rhetoric or Uranoqraphy 5000
Latin. Greek, French, Drawing and Painting
Algebra Geometry or Surveying $500
Music on Piano Forte ,-Teacher's Fee
frequent exercises in Decamaton and Com
position will be attended to by the higher clas-
ses.
Beard. including bedding and room rent, per
month. s. 80
Pupils may enter at any time aud pay from their en-
rance TO the end of the session. bH very desirable
hey should enter at the beginning Of the Session when
The classes formed
Payments for Board and Tuition one half in ads
vance
Accommodations may he obtained by the Parents and
guardians ol pupils, who may wish to avail themselves
If the Sulphur Springs during the Summer.
By order efAe TRUSTEES.
April IA Is
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VALUABLE EeE,A' ESTATE
EHEs &.ET.E'.

fE7lIE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale the Tract Of
d Land on which he resides, in the county Of Camp
bell about and half miles IRON Lynchburg, doin>
ing the Lands of William Darie, Jr This Tract cons
ians 22i acres about 60 Of which in woods
heavily iimbered aud as good ToBACco LAND as any in
Campbell county. Tie buildings are good The dwell.
ling framed hluse with six looms four above ground
and two in the cellar and six replaces the out buildings
are very gnud, three tobacco houses, good framed
kitchen and suoke house. corn house shielded three
sides for Stables and good negroes house with stone
chimney There is good orchard Of apple roes--two
hundred choice flut jrees'Ihe cultivated Lands are
divided into five fields and three lots. II is not
sary to say any thing more. as those wanting TO buy
will view ur themselves will sell the entire Tract,
or part, as may suit purchasers. will take pleasure
in showing the Land 10 any person wanting 10 buy.
DOUGLASS II. PCCKETT.
Mach Is
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1900 ACRES OF LAND.

>
August next. about
1900 ACRES OF LAND.
This land lies in one body aud may be c"nvenenll y
divided into three tracts.
The Mansion House iIact contains between SIX and
seven hundred acres living within about mile oi An,
hers, Courthouse. This rac: is deemed very valuable
beno uptt ,cd the production OF every sort crop
grown in this part Of the country. II is well wa,ered,
aud has good poriioa Of bottom land. Of the finest qua
iy lying on i,uffaloe River and Huff Creek.
The Still House tract contains about QUO acres, and
10 also very valuable 1t has upon ii the finest orchard
in this part Of the country consisting of about 900 trees
Of cho, fruit. Nearly half Of this tract is nnceared.
Astounding in fine timber and the most Of il excellent To.
bscco land.
The Old Mill tract contains about | so acres has a
good Mill site, and a considerable portion Of fertile bot
tom land.
The lands will be surveyed and plas thereof exhibited
the sale credit Of one, two and three years will
he given for equal portions OF the purchase money
Bonds with approved security will be required, and the
title retained as ultimate security till payment.
Those disposed purchase invited 10 examine for
themselves. The lands will be shown by the subscr
her. residing the premises.
The title is undouhied but acting as executor. shall
only warrant such title as is vested in by the tesa-
tm's will. CHARLES A. PENN.
Smrirng Erecutor.
June 26 il6Ang
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EsDY'ETOVRT F.S.SYFTUY'E

K o r . o Y s
DEV. WILLIAM BRYANT a graduate Of the
ia Military Academy West Point, and for several
years Assistant Professor in The same having opened
school in Buchanan Boteour County. Va. announces
that the regular Session Of his schoo. OF Ten Months
will commence on the first Of September next.
The services of competent Assistants have been Sc
cured.
The Principal. occupying large and commodious
house, epared ~ receive into his family small mum
Der of boys of lracabe disposition and good moral char
arter. Parents who NAV wish To commit their To
his care, need he assured that every pains will be be-
slowed to train them M in "lhe way in which they
should 90" both To their morals and their manners.
COURSE OF RESTRICTION.
The Scholars will he arranged 10 three classes To
The higher class instruction " i'll be gwen in English Lit
crature, IN the Latin Language, or if preferred the
French; and in the Mathematics.
The io,cer class Will be taught The elements Of the
English Literature, and Arithmetic.
The middie class will be engaged in studies Inteme-
date between Those Of The other two.
EER nZs.
Scholars enlcrlng The iigher class. per half ses
sion. 500
Middle :" 10
Lower ' 10
Boare, Washing Fuel ard Candle light, in addition
he above charges respectively per hall sessun $50
Payment per hall session in advance will in all cases
he required.
The most Apr we'd text books will he used in the
school, which, together with Stationary, may be had by
an order from The Paeri, The depository in Mr. }. D
Wilson'S Store.
G5- Further information may be obtained by letters
post paid to The Rev. VIM bryant.
June 10 ow
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Lord Caichcari, The commander Of the BFsaA
Canadian forces, arrived at Montreal the 18Th. II
was received With military hotiors.
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TO COU.v'TRT RCN.f.S'TS.
'I'HE subscribers now receiving very large
Il stock of HARDWARE, Cutlery &c. and earnestly So
I'c call from Merchants visiting our market as they
are determined to sell good bargains.
IL. 3. s. W. A. RICHARDS
Sept; 10 is
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Valuable land for sale.
.JF

VIE SUBSCRIBER will offer for sale a, auction.
n to the highest bidder on the premises on the Esd
day OF july next n
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rnE sREAr lND,AN COUNCIL.

he Great 'nd,n Couae which met IL the Greek
Nation last month"; adjourned the 10Th AFTER Larnos
NOUS session ct lwe az three days correspondent ol
the Arkansas lnellgeneer gives the snhaned arronn,
Of thtir pncrcdlnps'
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impmiant from .g6ica The New York sun gives
the following important letter from Governor Roberts nj
hunruyla;
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SNAKE CHARMING A SQUIRREL.

.rhc FIVE ports in the Chinese empire which the frenzy
pens 10 the commerce oil the United States D1oRs.
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.ansp .ESEEN

Que hall in woods and samc fine ron,eco LAND vet
elear THIS land is well adapted the growth III fas
Corn. Wheat and Oats; lies well, aud there is co.sld
rnhl L.
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TRACT OF LAND

Sns on Doth sides OF Gypsum Creek. and III,
turnpike read lending from l.ynchhurr 10 Campbell
O"nn iouse-sx miles from each place The tract con
ah
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Executors safe Of
NIII a Is. Il /. A ND

uDTRSUANT 10 tie last Will and Tes,am OF Jno
Penn deed. shall proreed 10 SELL al public
,o, To the highest bidder al the lae residence Of the
SAID John Penn, decd, on Saturday the 10th day %
An, ncxf ahnui
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Sec Amer. Col. Society, Washington City,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-29
ALoIitlonists caupM nnd lrl,i.


We failed to publish, before. an account u The
characters who ere charged with aiding Negroes
TO escape from Virgins.
II appears three men, named Garner, Thomas
and Lorraine, were making arrangements to carry
a number Of Negroes, belonging TO citizens Of
Wood co. into the State Of Ohio but, fortunate
Iy, the owners Of the slaves got wind Of the
schemes Of these nbotionsts, and had them ar.
rested in the act Of carrying their calculation, in.
10 practice.
The Parkersburg Gazette furnishes the follow.
ing in regard 10 this matter aud VIC sincerely
hope the yioIaters Of our laws may be made 10
suffer the penalty consequent on such viola.
ton.
"THf TbiiL Of Gsraer Thomas. and Lorraine, confined
IN jail here under the charge Of aiding the escape Of slaves
from this county and common wealth. occurred last III
dsy, IN the presence Of considerable assembago Of per
from the county this and the other side 81 The
Ohio River. Mossr. Sifbger sd Spencer Of This place
appeared for the prisoners. and u the two gentlemen o
the bar FROM Marietta, Who attended for purpose al
assnng the defence. the prisoners accepted one (Mr
Whiihssey constituting together very 7ie ard faithful
dsfsace adled OIL sdes al the close q. the trial
In the sbssnce Of Gen. J. Jackson tue attorney Df M
Commonwealth in tho county, the prosecution ron
ductsd With high degree Of fairness and abiiy BY p
Van Wrinkle, E-q Of this place. The result tie
sanding Of tho prisoners Tor further rial Inc Circuit 81
psuos Cour on the let u September. We may have
sgsd 70 ssy shout his it, aofs, 81 fuur
siua-. bot not because our citizens intend that N
Goal Mil sbsn be- oil sides admitted that ii
srlsf hers fho examining court has been, lair IA
ebay int.ad Gfuy abide by 10. -sucs, be u what mat
80 shst se purposcy roisan from going into c quesio
81 shis fine, sad uau sftcr the final aL The Court 81
e-.-.S ,be.syes desfoas 20 admt the prisoners bai
bs, regretted that u DID not CONSIST with thedeonvcIof
81 day 10 De 90"
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N. Y. MARKEr, July rs. Is4s.


Corros.-The market has been brisk this week,
quent upon she favorable received by the foreign
steamers aud tho destruction Of considerable portion u
the stock by the ere The sales or the week ending
last evening 10 1900 bales including AGO Upland aad
For,ds, ordinary good ordinary closing 63a6i cents
middlns to good 7s73 middnx fair to isr 1t,st cents
fully fair good fair els9, aud 800 Mobile and New Or
leans ordinary - good ordinary e3a7 cents midding
to good mddlins middips fair To fair, saet and
fully fair to good isir 1894 eens-Thc arrivals during
the period 1896 bales.
FLrrR-Wc have had very dull and depressed Hour
market Tor weeks back, but before IL in
dull siae for the past week. until within the last two
days. sncc when there has been considerable Hour selling
Tor the Eastward, though at dropping prices.
We aiotc good fresh Genesee Hour St3lt and some
brands at SI-25. Michigan and Ohio cell At Sl.l2AsSI,
-, according condition. The holders OF Hour fresh
disposed push oil the best price they get.
Southern -four Is likewise heavy, aud nominal at Si15 Tor
Baltimore Howard street. Georgetown aud Brandy winc.
There is some Southern Wheat in market. but We
hear of sales, excepting OF lot Of heated at % cents
The views of buyers and sellers far apart. North
River Corn selling So 81 and Jersey 50.
Southern Tor distilng, 50 per Sc lbs Delivered
Rye 10 nomnally 66 cents but there 10 in MARKET
Canal Oats held at - cents, but heavy that
We know of Southern Oats here, but fair quotation
would be Is cents.-Com. Adr.
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NlKGlNlA.-At II superior Court of Chan-
Gerry for the Richmond Ceu he'd the Capitol Guy
of Riehnon4. June -. IsIS
AeIaBdsT Bro~n Paines w. Brown dew
Of Jane, Brown deed and
Phst Brown dessaed AID bs aid Paueb w. Brown
Ans . George, plainlf.
J.s sn'-s shsfg of ishfo county AM such adrln,r
TOR d. Ton with The annexed of Robert Burton
d",eated Jnn Burton James r. Heath Ero ~ Rot
DECD John Macintosh John Ey
igpus sol sally h. wife Jacob eronnus late
county ard a. sueh odminisai1 De bonis with the
n-1d q John Hsn dscead Samuel Peasants
H'ar'g curiy AM such administrator de
~ aahsad u Iohn tlb4n dcsased Chas sfunis
iflpf ." ions wh the viii anDsrTJ ~ William Mitchell
c~lst samus TsyOf, Chsns 8aeNufo Robert Rves James
srou Executor John Les decd and HE char
aetsf Jsmes Brown TbDml. Blown, George t. Brown Jnas.
J. BfOan. snd Am v. GsgrEe defendants.
The Count ordered that all persons who may ella
go1eu Barron elder Robert young
srb ts before CofnnJn,T POiauI settlement
within three nonh IBIS date aud that tbs pub.
.Lsd Zoe weeks K'ebonf WhS Richmond IN
qlfer tNDOf The plLsd city Richmond
and p-I COin Hou-, said city und
al, Of oJusty ~ Hennep --ysni Count days
COpy-Tet@
~ r
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TkF f,-l,n f,ssas',

We have received the Republication Of the
London Lancet, Vol. 9, No. I, for July ls4S.-
This work, which first appears in London, is re
published by Messrs. Burgess, Stringor 4 Co.,
222 broadway N. York, at S5 per annun. -
The Lancet is sufficiently we'll known by the
Medical Faculty Of this country, to require no in.
PRODUCTION from US; but, as il is work containing
other matters of interest to the general reader, we
will here copy its title-page -
"TIE LONDON LANCET;
A BRITISH AND roRE1S MEDICAL And CHEMICAL
SCIENCE, csiricisN, LrrGEhrUkE AND NEWS.
Ed,,od ~
Thomas wakclcy, SHrgoss. AMI
Henry Rcnnet. NJ H."
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WANT OF ROOM

Such has been the press Of ADVERTISEMENTS and Other
OF interest upon columns that sometimes
think seriously OF having to enlarge The Wing.
II thought, when expanded the dimensions OF
this paper long since, that columns would ample
for the demands upon them. but such is the We
have often enough hand ill sheet nearly double the
OF the Wing, and the greatest difficulty is created to
know what friend accommodate FIRST.
It is ~ish 10 ah inst" bat We DONE know how
y 90 abou, it. Whilst endeasv5ing the
OF the public. Is little gratifying to
know that the public alan trying views BY
sending additional names subscription list. II
conclude enlarge the LIST of January viii DC IN the
belief that patronage Is stlL to increase.
Fave Hundred Extra Copies Of Fridays whis were cir
culaed and number Of extras ATE To be freely
seat abroad in short time sgain.
Such OF frend's have been neglected this morning
We shal. remember not 10 forget" soon.
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The Amelia Proceedings IA regard 10 Con
tsa,iou


The proceedings OF the meeting held in Amelia County
TO oppose State Convention, reached day two
since They have been necessarily postponed account
of their gr at length.
In this, II nothing else. hiak friends Of Amelia
greatly mistaken, for they expected their preamble,
&C. be eetve they should have least studied the
OF comprising ther views into much smaller compose
Whist must differ with worthy friends Of Ame-
s in macy OF the views they have pre- scented in this
yet, most cheerluly vpen columns them. We
have abiding confidence in the magnanimiiy OF all who
will undertake To discuss the subject OF Convention in
the West and confess. Eastern friend. pay
their brother Vrgnisns OF the Trans Mountain country an
UNJUST and poor compliment when they them
wishing take every advantage in hi, question OF Con.
veation.
We all know that Convention cannot be called
until the OF the people throughout the State taken;
and it, in taking the popul should thea be found
that majority in favor who has right complain
The Amelia proceedings will probably be commenced
and all be in Fridays country paper. We hope
when the other Counties this matter. that the sub
ec, Convention may mo-, be handled much length
: o occupy Is pages Of tocseaP.