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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18


Illo DIE oeriheoenen fleere Scamten, inb Dcmcfra-
ter.-Gatlo Stcdf5 uno QSbt9 Stof5 iIl,o lfarf i'm
Sallen.
@rpBer 8a&bbrano - eebten Treitoo
Utor9en, a9t Die Geaolu9" Oewofratic pre6s,' tparo
em Stltf ocrS9ltde6 SoolSauo, un9efdhr 1000 gefer
bel @arlolQe III @arl Gaundlp, buro 6euer serlt0rt.
@benTau6 eue 9roBe 0uantttdt 8lafterbpls nnb eine
beocutenoe NnSabl Sensricgel. Das Neucr entaub in
ether felnen bon StmarSen beipobnten Niltte am
Saun oes 9Saloes nno erretcbte nit un9laublitter
S1neue Srp rjtpDlt, no es jeood, cen 8eppt
nern rer Vad)barihaft 9elan9, ben Slammen @inbat
Su tbun Ser Gdbapen 1T betrdd,tlid
gesten Samltd9 ben1erften mir ebenfaas bife01auf-
molfen nit Seuer 0ern1ilt liber ben b(aveu Ser,1n
en 8ewet5, caB coelbt ein bepsute""ser Grid No,
LAMB utter 6euer tanO 6" oieer Nadtartd,1ft einii
I9e Swan5t9 Nellen con Geabnq, tperpen Iube Ieuer
u'ete ge" oen rHisH9en Ser9bewobner oeranabt, nm
neNe GHe!Stpl0beu fir tbre Geerbeu Nntoeb III er-
9"'tet. Die 0trre, Die ihpu felt eini9en Wccten
berrdte, hat ipabrfdetnlth tbr Q8erf Wetter os0c-
Debut ais 0e teatIIdt9ten, beru mir erinueru unS
utdt, oaB rie Ser9e je etnen o torfen Se,pei5 pou
ocrhanceHem 8ener III oteier Sabres5eit 9aben.
Sel6 It III 0 r c.-Gine Meile BON 9youspiae, Na,
be9ten9 Elm OeutId)er, G1nlen6 3Srieorb Seler alt
un9efdbr 5455 Sabre, Selbtnlpro, tnoem er fit, Die
Seble nit eluem 2allrmeer BON euem Sbr gum att
bern ourdhnttt. Gr beSen9 Die Stat III enlem 2l1l-
|fal bon 9etlte6frdufheit ST bnterlieB e1e orp6e
l0am1e INN etn traur9es Gnce ;u bemeiuen.
Ger # . orenoee Sener in Nuo1pn, N.
~ am STEM 2prll.-Gin weni9 nad l(br oislen Wpr-
I9en, Ia9 bic ,S1uopn Gjaette," wuroe unlere Gtaot
onrd 8enerldrm bennrubi9t. Dos Seuer mar aus9e-
brceben III benz au69eoehnten gtoblentent oes Nerru
0elanloter i'm fifenliben @iereef. 9ae 0etduoe ocn
eol5 paren bolo III Slamnsen ein9ebuQt uno nur NE
Ini9ts G9eltbun wurpe 9erettet Das Seuer crreidte
balo GomonoS Sprteenhaus, @olnpagnle &c., l., uuo
9ln9 oo na naeb Der Suffer Gerftdtte bes Nerrn 6.
erlBeD, pee @ebduOe in furSer 3cit III 9fuiren Yer-
wanoelt wnrcn. Die Sdbeuer uno po5 &ntlbenhaus
oee Nerrn Oelamater muroen ebenf1ae ein 9foub Der
IVldmmel1.-Nr. Oelamarer w1rDe am hGrtcltcn beim-
I9eincbt. Setn 8erluit all ebdoeu r,uo uerfertjQeu
9Saaret miro auf $4,000 9eitbdet perFctert 1T fir
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18
Jfo6 etn oempfrattiber Sies tn Yrcpfz
I'm. sc. 81.

Der oenlefrattfd1e @anboat fir Maycr, Gbcmas
y. 2almaS9e, wnrbe init elmer 9rpBen Rebrbeit ilbe,
ote oe1oen @anoonten oerSppotion parteien ermdblt
III aus lS Slteoer oee Stabtratb6 = pie gReQme(fer
Juno Die oerdlteoenen fleinere 8canelt, Inb Demofrd-
ten.-9tatip Stcef6 nno gGhtg Stocf6 ltno tarf i'm
Salleu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18
OR 8atefCanpsfreUuo.
Canton, 6reita9 ben 1sten 9lpri(, l845.

2bo Srtibeit wcpnt, Ca lit mein WaterIano.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18

ID Nr. @. &. d. Waemann bate bic Site Die
a9snfldaft tlr unier 8latt in Canal Dooer, Gnsca.
ratpas Co., Ohio, su ilbernebmen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1845-1846, 1845-04-18

~ Der Demofrnttfde Ganotoat fir Mayor Der gtabt
Neu yorfI 9Gm. S. capemeyer, lit erpdb(t NIT elmer
Webrbett bon 5000 Stn,men i! =
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing be-
n tween Us. Hobson, B. F. II. Lamb,
S. A. Reid and Asa fairfield, in the town
of Paulding, under the style Of HobSon q
Lamb, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent Except for the purpose of Ii
quotation, the several members of said
firm being authorized 10 collect, either in
their own name, or in that of the partner
ship, all claims due said firm, which may
have fallen into their hands respectively,
in the final settlement of said partnership.
JOHN S. HOBSON,
BENZ. +. II. LAMB,
STEPHEN A. REID,
ASA FAIRFIELD.
Oct 10, 1916. 226w
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
TERMS

TIE True Democrat IS yuIids1
see1y Hednsfday, af-THREE DoLLAns Dc,
oauHm.
ADFERTIsENKErs Inserted az fis nnqf
rates, riz: Oas Dollar per fguare, ffsn 1incs
% ieal Jor fhs first Insertion, and flF cerfs
tor each coaiinaance A hbsral ditconaf al.
tol'ed 70 fhoss Eho airsriiss D. fts vsar. A.
loaaetHg coaHfy Candidate for aHF oEce frs
doliars-oftsrf, ten dollars
jos MoEE eEecafsd Eifl aeafasif daf dts-
paicA
- Letter. On barintH ecnasrfea ria fIs
egfsi sun - Posi- PAID, % casafs anenfiss
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
FOR U. S. SENATOR,
Alexander q. McNutt.

PRESIDENTS MEssAGE.-We this week
present our readers with the Uhole of this
able and interesting document We never do
things by piecemeal, but go the "whole hog"
or none We are aware that people seldom
read public document of this nature with
any degree of satisfaction when they get it
in detached portions, therefore nee publish it
entire although to the exclusion of much other
interesting maltcr.--We have not space for
comment this weeh-lct the message speak for
itself
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
Dry Goods and Groceries.

TNElE subscribers have well selected stock
n of DRY GOODS, suited to the country
trade, to which they invite the attention of those
visiting the place for the purpose Of purchasing
Goods.
They also keep constantly on hand, and for
sale at the lowest market price, for cash or
cotton, TOBACCO, Salt Sugar, Coffee, Flour,
Whiskey, Bagging Rope and Irvine, and such
other articles as are generally wanted by the
Planter
Liberal Cash advances made on COTTON
shipped to their friends in New Orleans
j. p. JONES g. Co.
Jackson. Mi Dec. lS45. 26-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

Horace PAGAUD, who was convicted
in Warren Circuit Court for the crime OF
forgery, and sentenced to 80 years impri-
sonment in the Penitentiary, has had the
judgment Of the Court below reversed BY
the High Court OF Errors and Appeals, and
a new trial granted The Court ordered
that he be admitted to bail in the sum Of
fifteen hundred dollars in each of the three
cases decided.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
Livery Stable.

7 r. DERRYBERRY returns his thanks
e. 10 his friends, for the liberal patronage he
has received heretofore. He intends keeping
his stable we'll supplied with provender and at
tentive osters. He hopes to be able to render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
custom. His stable is On the right side Of State
street. between the Mansion House aud Mr..
McNair's new brick building fronting the store
of Messrs Hobson g. Lamb, where be will al
ways be found. He will be pleased to attend to
all who may patronse his stable.
Jackson, Dec. l845 26tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

NEGOTIATIONS nth MericO.-Late Me-
lean papers confirm the reports here tn
negotiations been have been openea /
tween this country and that for a restof4
ton of harmony. Father Richie soa.a
time ago gave solemn denial TO these re.
ports; but we believe they are going to be
verified in spite ofhim.-K Sent.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
sons are invited DO attend.

A.G NNUrT.-We regret tolearn thatthis
great statesman has been compelled to abandon
his appointments in the southeastern counties,
on account of severe cold aud hoarsencss; he,
however, promises yet, at some convenient
period, TO visit those counties-at which time
he will be greeted by the hurd-fsted DemOc-
racy OF East Mississippi, who so nobly sustain
ed him in his war upon the banks We do
not care fig for what the wire-working poll.
ticians may say to the contrary, the great body
of the Democracy Of Mississippi is with him
they have not forgotten the services rendered
by him to the Stale and the party during the
reign Of Bank phnder and Bank robbery
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
Il. COOMBER,

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER
rs prepared to do al work IN bis line al tho
shoues notice, viz: HOurs PaiHfizR, in all
is branches, C0ach PainiiaF and TFiantnR.
6rataiag, Marbiiag, Glazing, Lettering,
CotoTsAg' REPAIRING Oraaaeafai Painting,
Of every description, &c &c, on reasonable
terms
Orders lea At this oRes will " attended,
to. May Ia IslS -
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

CHocTAw FRAUDs-We are gratifed that
our labos upon this subject have no, bsen
fruillcss Our new Senator, Geneal SpeighL
with that promplness which marks his public
service, has already taken up the subject, and
will press it, no doubt, until the hungry pick
that have ed upon il for the last ten years,
shall have nothing lcfi than feshless carcass
10 AOCl around o. the % inst, Gen. Speight
introduced a resolution, calling upon the Pre-
sidenl Tor information upon The subject Of the
Chosiaw Commissioni the report Of the com
missioners, embracing The testimony on which
claims, arising under The treaty Of dancing
Rabbit Greek, have been allowed-and also for
a correct statement Of Scrip. necessary to satis.
~ said claims Gen. Speigh will, We have
no, the leas doubl make bic present position
reputable TO himself and highly useful 70 bic
STATE
We notice, too, that Mr. Thompson has been
appointed chairman TO The Committee on IN.
dian Affairs. What chance have you nov,
speeulaiors1 The fesh-pois Of Choctaw viii
no longer feed your nPseious jaus-ths dog
mus diel
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
LAND FOR SALE.
Oct. 10, 1915

n WISH to sell my plantation one mile west
u OF Panlding, together with my crop Ofcorn
&c. This property is finely situated and well
watered' My object in offering this property
for sale, is, TO enable me to close my business.
| am in debt, and own considerable quantity
Of land that is not available. | can make the
terms easy Any gentleman wanting good
Land good water and a healthy situation in
the vicinity Of Pauding, would do well to ex-
anime this property and judge for themselves.
w. b. DOZIER.
Sept "a, 1916. l9-G
Weare acquainted with the Doctors planla-
ton. and can recomend il to the favorable no
tice ofthose wishing to purchase. Editor
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

The Hon. Jacob Thompson has been APP
pointed Chairman of the Committee on Indian
Affairs. Under existing circumstances great
or honor could not have been conferred on him
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

Congress is taking prompt action on the
Texas ga stion We see bills are introduced
in both Houses Tor the admission Of the State Of
Texas into the Union, on The same footing that
others have been admitted.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

RAcEs-The races over the Enterprise
Race Course will take place on the FRS
Monday In February next There are two
purses to be contended for one for $50. for
colts two and three years Old, carrying weight
to rules-the other for 500. for any horse,
carrying weight to rules of the Jackson
Jockey Club Entries: for the Colts purse,
Sl2 5O-lor the aged horses, s25 All per.
sons are invited to attend
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

EWe are authorized TO announce Mr..
BENJAMIN THIGPEN as a candidate
for the office of Assessor of Jasper county,
vacated by the decease OF Mr.. Mcneil.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

EXHIBITION AT THE PAuLDING ACADEMY.
The exhibition Of the students Of this Aca-
deny came off last night, under the direction
of its principal. Mr.. J. E. SEAMAN, A. Nj.
We were much gralifed to witness the success
and credit with which the students, scarcely
with an exception, acquitted themselves. We
have been present at many exhibitions, and we
are pleased to say we have never witnessed in
the students of any school more learning, upon
subjects which they attempted to discuss. than
was manifested last evening by Mr.. SEAMAN's
pupils. Their Original orations, prologues,
compositions, essays, dialogues, &c for thought
and methodical arrangement, reflects the high
est hoLor, both upon the principal and the
students. Next week we will give our readers
a more extended notice of the exhibition,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

The Senators from Florida have taken their
seats. Mr. Levy for years, and Mr. Prescott
for A.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
INC PauIdIng HOteI.

Ala HAS just undergone a
thorough repair, aud is now
sSJY open for the reception OF
E Visitors. The proprie-
49, tor thankful to the public
for their past patronage bestowned, will
endeavor to still merit the same by assid-
uous attention to the comfort ofhis guests.
His table will be furnished with the best
that the Country affords, and his stable
will be furnished with provender and at
tentive oStlers. JESSE HYDE.
May Ia, 1S45. 1-tf
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

nPSome wouId-be wag has been industri.
ously circulating a report that the True
Democrat had blown up defunct, &c Not
so, mister! The True Democrat is now fix
ed on a solid foundation, such as all the vile
sIanderers in creation can't up,trip-its in
fuence in the recent election is sufficient evil
dence Of its permanency.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

nPOur thanks are due to friend FELTON,,
for late Mobile papers The length of the
Presidents Message precludes our making
copious extracts. FELTON, brings with him
a large and we'll selected stock of Dry Goods,
&C., which he offers on accommodating terms,
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24
NOTICE.

THOSE who are indebted to Hobson g.
n Lamb, either by nole or account are
requested to come forward and pay up, as
longer indulgence cannot be given. Apply
to J. s. HoBsoN, who is ia Paulding, with
the Notes aud Accounts.
HOBSON g. LAMB.
Dec. "a, 1915. 27-3t
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1845-12-24

THE MIssIssIPPIAN-The editors of this
excellent paper have lately received Power
Press, which will make 1900 impressions in an
hour. They may rest satisfied of being elected
public printers The Democracy never forget
old and faithful public servants.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
TIE ANTI RE.Nr TRIMS.

Jahn Van Sierrhcrg aud Edward O'Conner have
f,~eo e''ssc'ed Delhi. NY ST he murder ii Steele
'hs Sh-s'N. aud Mere on Saturday sentenced 10 l Ia no
*n the Zhh "i Nav-@h"f "a The pronunciation ri the
sentence up'n ihrm ) Judge Pa,her. rbey both pru-
3rs,ed theif innoc.nre.
Danei " SquIres. Muses. Earle z,ra Preston and
llin'- Norihrop had plead gritty . the CRIME II man
ssnsh.er. and had been stnicned 10 itssuencnt { I
ia.
l'"seea others Were sentenced IL Imprisonment far
II tim OF yeats. The Count then adj utn,t
IIuw hard these s,hief.ces ar. ~ di,,hi he n min.
vii, rxclan. Mr. Walker, Secretary 81 the Treasury
Distinguished Dnrriie. viii very probably Ia K nn,n
oil these Anti Rent ouirsges SIMPLY psliicai ctnc,
arr Oh difference OF opinion ABOUT The constitution.
atty 81 The tan RensStasf lsnnres Tue . has H., ~
saesi6ced IN the contest pr,u mo .ul al Tins Jo,.a.
.jofsam. but that is mere III .len If th, r,,n,,s,
s'f Ito fsi principles, and ought ni under tlr laws Ia
a- '-gard as punishable. Where Will Tins "utprr.
~ Democracy" stop fRicinl,.d YY,,r,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
WIG TRIUMPH IN GEORGIA.

We announce with great pl assure the unexpected tn
umph OF the hgs IN Geurg unes pecied. beeause
Georgia vuted Last fall for Mr.. Polk. giving him a ma
ariy Of more than 1000 aud because The Wings have
yet recovered from the depressing inf uence m their
defeat IN the Presidential contest. All honor, them 10
the Georgia Wings, for ileif frmness and za
George W. Crawfrd. The Wing car ddate or Guv-
ernor, Is certainly eeced, hnl his majority yet unas-
rcrlaued Il will be lfon 10 1000, the Wing gain IN
6S counties being upwards Of 1900 votes since last fall
The precise state Of parties in the Legislature is moi YET
known-ihongh it seems 10 be regarded as certain that
the Wings will have maturity on jpinl ballot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20

Lee. RonGnce and JJar.-A Cornus Christi c,,,os,
pendent, w'a2 I" he Rochester Demu.Iat, nsrtaIe.
ne i'l," ne bit OF runance. "Ahout male t.ack al
''f camp is an encampment oi Texas Rangers under
The cennand Of ca Bell. They have among them AZ.
P"s"h'f, heanIan MeAcaa i.nale ahiul sAte, n
years at age, whose nc,bi history would Erm the
9found aork iur an Interesting work AT r,uarce Sh
Is cn"necied wlih ne "t the first aun IA NrNico and
iaI'ha 10 love AN young man of her avn rai,l, hut
heneath h'r IN wealth atd slaion her Gndly refused
a'lt asStn' !" Tie match She eoI.d with her Iu,, T.
"a me h,' "rahde, a'd was taken by the Eanges.
Her luvet Is alsp d pr s,,ter HeanttfuI inlal - a.
naldtn, aud honarahly d. The Texans hGd heif rriz
We d. not kn"" how they WI be- disposed Of. bnt
presume lie Rangers kIow the value Of their prss
,ner.' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
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e. e.s;..;ss 1: 1 ,;s &C.,;
Thr Z.WrhDIr1 yir1iiliau.
.Vo.SD3Y. OCTOBER 20, le45.

"iap iiog." aud Tie .Lanes Eirer Ilnp,erfn.enL
Hhoet intending 10 engage ~ III ular discussion
viii I'm Play the correspondent of tie Finraslle
ln'. on The subject o1 the ia River Improvement
~ again cnrfly with his request 10 transfer coli
ufnis lis sr.aHd iuu ler lie subject which the
resdrf vii fad the fourth Pare
Il MI h. strh thai he still adheres 10 his erroneous
as.n npi'n that We in favor Of rail road from
Lync6iufg 10 Tic Tennessee line and arguing upon this
assumption e proceeds 10 chow, by otter assunptio
hel fse ,oenf. HAT II would coei less consruct the
canal p Bhcahan and to nake that place The terminus
81 he fal 'oai, anlt would 10 the rad from
i}H'hanfs 10 Tennessee replace the I'd Blue Ridge
Canal, aud 10 make good sce navigation for baiteaux
~ 'pshsian Even II Ibis We're e,--and shall
akr tie trouble tn df-proye II. might do if We
WIRE HE adsoratts nl The scheme which lie insists on
ssefme9 Ia Us. Ia despite OF onr frequent pfoesaiions
II lie contrary we say. even II tins true that
Tact "hud b. y no MEANS conclusive II The superior ad
vanaso oi the rnic AID pf The mode Of improvement
which Par Play" 81 slfehuousy nrg.s Bot as the
lda al AL fnad 10 The Southwest Ia be by uni
'ef'al r"ns'ni, abandoned, we shall iolow the
eAnnPle ol Par Pay by throwing away space
AMI time IL th' consideration Of its col, compared
viii HAT Of dhrr modes Of improvement nor The nt van
tag" u beginning at this place ~ Al buchanan We
have no fnry ip fighting nlndmiils o routing l,cks OF
+ sheen.
II aoy Improvement be authorized by the legislature,
from lAnts River 10 The Tennessee lne il will be
/ aiaraaanaz d nnd, and pfopnse show, that 4,
- lar ~ mere cost 10 concerned, the plan Of improve
nfni proposed by us viii be much rhuarer and that it
Will be- mge eriea,feg hene nal iof the people Of the
western counties than tat INSISTED upol by the dsine
rested and msrBsi champion Of the Buchanan ln,e,
rest
He expense 81 constructing the road from Salem 10
lls Mtsetn terminus beng Ia both PROPOSITIONS
Ne shall ONT II IN esll" ates. Lea us, then sup
pa,r our scheme 10 be al Iped what viii be h,
r4s2
Road lh'n Lypc',bnrg u Saem GO miles,
al $500 per ndle. $50 900
Ercansfaciln d tie Blue Ridge Canal.
ld tattclux, so GOO
lnpGgeaent oi the sluce al The river 10
CoVnslon, lof bdteaux, MT m1re Than 100000
\ jolal, $4,000
say, hal a million Of ioars Now let US look al the
olhef SIDE u the picture:
I anal 10 Rurhauaa, ait,r makine all deouc-
uons. judging HON the Of The llue be.
tn l.ynelbnf9, al least 81 $50 0O0
II 'ad Lon buchanan 10 Salrm, 81 00O
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20
4 FIENDISn OETR AGE Elm

, ~ u. TT ~ W u N'Fs.--I ne 'JNI0fH tIIfern
10, y, } kepn,liean contains the pirtrular, at a
~ Isl n'ndlsh attempt nj Greene Ia murder MIS- Bnr
ofh, "fnrty MISS BaNief, mho resided IN The SANE
hhnSe WIN her hnsla ld's brother, NJ. Hammond and
wife. Her mother frsd very near the men ~ r,th,f
frhs0s. who thus treated her, were discussed IN such
manurr ibat She could trcocn q. them Ter u,h
81 and one o her brothers have been atfes.e nn sns
Wr"h {" ptiaelpallng, ia 81 ne wsy, m the outrage.
lucy are No" under examination, and our eli z.ns NJ.
upnn The sen 10 trace out he villains. aaJ II ss,h. l.,
ntns llrn 10 Justice II Is supposed that Ms. D. *
IA the possession n some secrets whirh The p.+s n
pl,rarI IN hs attempt 10 murder are ieaf viii le re
s'4std- Ihere hare bees Transactions with whirh lhi,
Is suppose" l" nave s'ne conaectl"n which, II lhr truth
were kno~n usad make eork for The hugaida
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-20

THIS b'dy convened in The Prostitution t.lun.h -,
shis place on "Wednesday NJ! III II ia,l er,k u, IL,
lam ifmn the 1hevl 'eral Setiusr, N panc, EJn,rd
reached the opening discourse. Ga, # f,e n,,,c,ni
"Prs ~ discusson iof Two DAYS Vas the nf,,m,stin la
dissi,n OF ia. synod wheel, VAS d,,,lrl h, -, :,
n"fr than Two T." ,s,e IA the ueaan,e Ihc nnlals -
aae Episcopal. Mr,huiisi and BAPTIST Chutch.. v.,. -,
"ap'ed every day and night 10y .,nr al ,hr el,r,yns
ID a'tendsnr+ up"h ii. Stnud. The weather nas v,l
And untftah'e dummy thr alplr time ~ ia. stt,, :,
'ne Synod. which doubtless pt,veAla .naov ff,n,
scndiag.
On Thursday. an age,, Nj French. y II IL. Vim.
ga irac' Sre,y Was intfduc d. aud iof,s,rI Tia, :,
bod 90 oha Il that sacleis. fesplnun ,un,n,ndr,,
"- ifici Sceiy called i,ril a warn d.nle ub ii,
WIS participated IA by the k,.s Ar. Nhn. II, A..
fafi'nd i,f Pumer, Rev. Mr.. SlliliofA a,ne.t, u,l
lev Mr.. skinner oI Lex nI;on. Rrs NJ Mrpba,l .,
Tfedrfr@s sotg- and "lhers. Ihs debate elected gad
~rs ID Iaea,aniry. aud ~ netles the audience MAS can
nsfsss "As 1snghef The appo,iliu manifested Ia the
Aisc' Society ~as caused. a- believe. by lbe aIl,r
"'io.s and snppressuns which had been na,.. IN IA.
"oA' al some an'hnrs. which toe AHefc1, I Seci.l,
tad published. D'Aannae parucuiady The s.,L,.
'", ho~ev"r, Was passed by tie SYNOD
Va f'dsy nghl DR.. Radarr itru Na,Ain~,,, ca
ge. delivered discourse HE Roman 1 a,6nl,r n,,
"t.o"' ~hih ecrtpled nearly, ii moi njr iva hour. 4
although there was heavy ram f. mn The 4, h. avn,
ing. large audieic- Was IA aieudanor
On "a urday the Synud decided d, v.,e nf Ga to7
:" n"d It's nrAi meeting ~ Charltsun lnauh an N.
49, W >Se'o'is tCfD A AIs A
Aeid q III o'clock on SaiursAy aud Ne ls,.u.J "a nh
afes' pleasure 10 tire feualks oil lie Rev Nh p,ou.y,
missionary irom Africa. lie gave happy aec,,u, al
''e A"ersan 'lo les IN Airia and Nh. ur-,i ,,,I -
Seh - fel,stsus Influence they ae ex-rIup NOON he
'ors ~ ihru vmin.y. lie said our slase la,,s,la,,
"crived t~,tr instruction.. and were much h,le, o,a
80 ~. ,'e anu business than the blacks any u,hrt
pIh N thr wurld-aod these nd Missions n ID ,,- ~,
's. ~ sI"s shlen. who had ised llr r,.l,p,s and
VII" had "d opportunities knowin. The slns,.n al
We esa"clta,ed blacks ~ The Wes; Ladies' and els.
"ikse. We wish sune d the Nuri bern Al,,IiIi,,,s,
.'sld ssve heard Mr. r.. Ihnk their lhei.. u,nld
lave vanished beioe The truths Which were M cl,1ir
s'h aswcshy ILLUSTRATED by tins Arican Mss,onary W.
is De s~sevc, native ot a avrloLIluu St.i.
Os Sa6dsy. large audiences oi onr tIiiz ms porn,uo
~vesns sud ~sgh. attended the Hrrent churches =,
.'''ea :. We INSTRUCTIONS vi 'is Mnis-rs Ne heard
,,frs asi" dsnasrs~s m that Gay ifsm Dr. Wlsm n,
aarr arsnd. aad TIE Rev Mr., Brown Every d,,
aud night Ne i's~s-d 10 d III. allie di,,nrs sn5
~""S' any sss'"a d'srsrseing Of tie others ".
give Dr.. MacFarlaads dscuassu The preference a, ,,s
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