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COMMUNICATED.
FARE. ON CANAL BOATS.

write for The purpose Of suggesting To the citizens OF
hynchburg, the propriely and necessity of deyslne
some method IF reducing the fare the Packet Boats
between Richmond and Lynclburg aud that permanent
y-ihat the present travel may increase nsead of dl,
mnish Nha5 the lare was dollars il could be en-
cured; hui pow that it raised 81 so, il is beyond
oufance, and especially when consider It was done
when the Methods, Ministers and people had assembled
great extent Petersburg and the eve OF the f.
PSe'pa Convention in the place and VI the baP
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NOTICE.

The Ladies Of Amherst Court House New Glas.
60" and Their vcinllics, intend giving supper al the
New Glasgow Hotel on Friday. the 5lh day Of june
Each gentleman attending will be charged rs CENTS
he proceeds /" be appropriated to the painting aud re
pairing The church IN New Glasgow. The ladies' are
determined to maket in every respect an feresir en-
fefiap'menf, and rely upon the gentlemen 10 reward
their oxeTtlons with success
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ilst General Association 10 assemble o,dh .h.,
paii' hpee' The citizens Of Iynchbury should ass
Senbe en- masse, aud unite get up such competitor
as VIII permanently prevent lmsition reduce the fare
70 'f price, and increase the Iasel til. line And
aet IN THIS matter IN concert with Lynchburp. The
nough. ufs'rYGEs
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10 Mr. Sawyer III his speech sgainst West Pom.
s,ys iha, the only Captain taken prisoner BY the MeA
cans, Capt Harvey. was graduate of West Point
Neither Washington. Green. the Blacksmith. Jackson
Taylor nor Capt, May were graduates of Military
Academy.
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.Nfs:rs. Joln J. Camden, Edmund W. Hill and .1tch-

.Wfssrs. John J. Camden, Edmund ". Hill and dFch-
bnid Baird :-Gentlpmen-
NOU WILL TAKE NOTICE. that shall on
i the 20th day ofJuly next. at Amherst G. H., at
the house Of John NJ, Price, proceed take The
dispositions of William Wright and others. to be read as
evidence in certain matter in chancery, depending in
the circuit superior of law and chancey, for the
county of Amherst, III which you plaintiffs and Arch
ibald Baird Sal, deiendantsa at which time ard place
you may attend if you iiink proper. II said deposous
are not completed that day, they will be continued
from day 10 day until Completed
WILLIAM :. JONES, Admir-
de buns non OF William Akers decd.
June I'm
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GRAND NATIONAL. FAIR.

Among the articles exhibited at The Far, SOME by
>. Sutherland. Of l,lchmond. Virginia. eve reoice Il
see the South coming n) displays highly flushed
hnes and lowing pieces-a prices varying from $50 IL
500. Cheaper than the imported article aud better
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no. Ex-Governor Jones Of tennessee. has taken
command Of Volunteer Company, called The "Cedar
Snags. and has offered his and their services the
Governor Of the State.
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OF DRY GOODS,
xSy Charles Phelps, .YWCfiOucct.

AN now recrivne, ftutn The Freight Boats, Br.css
and Unon. valuable lo oi Dry Goods. Jifec, frou,
Philadelphia and Richmond, with instructions 10 cluee
by Auc'lon. The following embraces in part tho Gods
hand.
Blue aud black Broad Coihs; French and Tweed
Cnsmeres; Silk aud Naleniia Nes,ings Linen and
Cotton Table Cloths Kentucky 4 Prince Albert Jeans
corded Skirts fine article, rs dozen pair Suspendes;
Of various qualities, Flax Thread SrRrs Knives and
Forks Knives on cnds eome very fine; Looking Glnss.
es Scissors on cards; Spuolssnd- 90 ds"n paper Pins,
Needles, Wade Il Butchers hest Razurs; Shaving
Soaps Coognes, Backing Has; Shoes Side and Tuck
Combs. OF superior quality umbellas Carriage Whips;
Playi Cards, SC. Sc.
The stock vii be added 10 daily. Which will mako
the assortment complete.
Sale 10 commence ihio morning, al 10 o'clock, and
will continue. from day to day. until the entire stoekis
disposed Of
STO.M.zCN PUMPS.
just received and for ealo valuable lot of Stomach
Pnmrs.
have in store, Shuck Mat,rassrs, Plough Lines,
Deds'cads, aud Wneal Fans. Which will be- sold Low
To close. G. PHELPS.
May IL ,sif
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NJ We should have mentioned in our last, that
Captan Walker Of The Texan Rangers has been sp-
pointed Captain The Regiment of Dragoots.
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NTO.MYCN PV.VPN
w, K Z. ]. HUGHES.

"A 4 r o X " h Us n II l. n "
HALIFAX CouRr lIousE, Va.
VIE undersigned having associated themselves 10.
Il ReiheI. will practice in The counties Of
Iioitar Pilisyicania, Charlotte and .'iecklenLuvg.
Oihce al Haliax Court House.
WOODSON HUGHES
FNEUSJ. HUGHES.
May 90 w4wif
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MORE GOOD PRICES

The Subscriber sold two hds Tobacco on The 3rd
Of June, belonging to Capt. Matthew b. Nowlin. o
Campbell County, for 50 10, aud the other for 44
Is. SAMUEL NOWLIN ON. Mer.
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b. Abbott Lawrence, Esq. Of Boston, being
,,si, 10 Virginia, was rendered dinner by the citizens
Of Richmond, whch he VAS compelled tn decline.
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" ialtlOlU Glass.

A LARGE lot d VII dow Glass on hand. and 70
sale by ID. w. MOORE,
S'gn VI the big Pitcher
JsRp is
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N1RGlNIA;At court held for bedford county at tue
' court house, the 25h day Of May, 1916
Henry Foden, George " Folden, Nathan MARKHAM md
sally, his wife, formerly Sally Foden, Jnme- FoIdcn
Susan Foden Elizabeth Foden Frances Foldcn and Dan
iel =. Jones, plaintiffs,
against
Robert Foldcn and Appa Folden, Defendants
In CnAncERY.
The defenda Robert Foldcn, having entered his M
and given security according to the act of Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court, and appearing TO the
faction OF the court that he nab,an OF this Com
monwealth II Il ordered that the said appeal
here the fourth MONDAY in August next nhd answer the
bill oi the Plaintiff and that's copy this ordor be forth
with inserted in the Lynchburg Nngini,n,
paper published in the town Of ,hcibug Tor nlnn,hs
uceesvey aud posted at the front door OF house
OF tins county.
Copy-Tesc,
JNo. Il. STEPTOE, elk.
June WIN
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II Large Stock Of Dry C;O0ds
FOR SALE,
IL Cost or Lsb der.
fuNE subscribers having de- ermir a., 4. .c.. ,h..
L prese". business now ob,f rt.eir stock OF
DRY GOODS,
by wholesale or re'a'I. o. COS. Or under for casb.
Country Merchant, and others in wan, Of Goods. m,
"veu 20 eau aoa exar.ina stock as grea. induce
close our s'oct as .oon as pussolr. N'' -'"'' =
June ~S"''tN ~ ~ ~" I.'s
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DagucrrcOiypc Miniatures.

SgL YER MEDAL
4 WAnDED by The franklin Institute. Philadei.
IA pha. and American institute, New York Tor In.
proved Daguerfeotype Likenesses taken by Van Lvl6
Il Refer.
w. A. Refers rooms one door abovn the Czens'
savings Baok. Iynchbnrg, Va, where can b. seen sps-
cinens Of hose exquisite works Of art which are PRO
0ounced by scientific genllenen Of Philadelphia aud
New York, 10 stand unrvallcd either IN Europe OF A.
meTica.
Oh Paintings Miniatures, and NIL kinds Of Pictures
accurately copied -.
Pclures taken in all kinds If weather.
II Is common idea that These pictures will not stand
the test OF lime-all such detect is entirely moved
ns they gded by the gavahin ptocess and will
iade Instructions given 10 The and apparatus Of tbs
most approved kind furnished. Materials Of al kinds
used The sr Tor sno Ladce and gentlemen are invited
10 call and examine specimens.
Open from o'clock, A, M. to Is 2. M.
May2s is,f
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kUCk's OFFICE.
&. n. Luck, Gender for ID. Paine n TO-,
BASEMENT ROOMS UNDER fnI rAeLE,
Corner Main and l3h Street
RICHMOND. VA.

Corner Nam and 3ih Street,
RICHMOND. VA.
Luck is A"Forinne.o To be lunas you shooi ID sen
or call on L. Is. Luck ot prizes.
lTINHE attention Of adventures ia requested 10 tha
Il Grand Schemes for June. FORTUNES HOME
still teens with primes and hose in 81 prize tickets
through which fortune msy be realized. should address
their orders to {. b. LUCK. Richmond. Va.
$4,000, loo ofs $500
Grand Consolidated lottery class No % To be drawn
on Saturday, sih June. 1876. at W llming,oh. Dsla.
ware. 70 Nos, IL drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
Prize Of $4,000 Of l2.Oo0-l of 5000 of
4.oo0-i of2 S6i-5 of 2,0oo-5of 500 Of 200
100 Of 500, SC. sc.
Tickets $40. halves 8, quarters . so.
A certificate III Wholts costs sos 90
do do Halves costs 81 90
do do Quarters costs n 90
$4,000, 100000 100 Of 900,
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY. class No. "a, to be
drawn on Saturday. June Is. 1876. Al Wilmington
Delaware. rs Nos. i3 drawn.
CAPITALS
Prize of 10000 of 10000 of s. 0Oo-l Of
1000 OF 5000 Of 2 500 Of 10000 Of
500, Sc. &c., sc.
Tickets $40, halves 3. quarters SO
A certificate Of Whors costa 100 90
do do Halves costs 60 90
do 90 Quarters costa 30 20
$4,000 10000 so of ,5ool
Grand Consolidated Lottery. class No. %. to be
drawn On Saturday. JUNE. 20. 1916. al Wilmington,
Delaware. rs Nns.. II drawn
GRAND CAPITALS.
Prize o $50 OOO-l of 10000 Of 4, Al Of
1000 Of $500 Of 5000 Of 2.00o-50 VI L..
500, SC. SC. sc.
I,cke,s $40, halves 3, quarters . 50.
A certificate Of Whules costs SIIS 90
do do Halves costs 50 90
do do Quarters Gusts 20 50
GRAND SCHEME FOR 9th
10000 5000 100000
Grand Consolidated Ioliery, class &c. 10 be drawn
on SATURDAY. June 81, lsl6. a, Wilmington. Delaware
70 Nus, 10 drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS.
! Prize Of Sc .U0O-i Of l5.00O--l Of 10 000-l of
COCO Of 0o0--l of ,377 IS OF 2,00O-25 Of |,
500, Sc, Sc. &c.
Whole Tickets $40. halves s, quarters 2 SO.
A certificate ol " holes cost $l2o 90
do do Halves costs 60 90
do do Quarters COSTS 80 90
All who ARE in want Of nancy should bea, in mind
that all prizes IN the hand oi "lnck"-llen for
prizes, address, G. Is. LUCK. Richmond. Va
Persons ordering by the package any ii the above
can deduct the price OF three tickets. | have every
day Lotteries from To 500 and whrn a remittance IL
made 10 me, large or small, will always invest in the
most popular lotteries hand. The drawings sent
when requested, to all who order from me. The cash
for all capitals be had usual sight. On all let.
ers enclosing cash prize ckes The postage need
be paid. The Ii kes in the abovr Lotteries are re-
ceycd and all orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the most
prompt and confidential attention Persons hom the
country visiting the ely should bear mind tina, all
prizes in the hands OF LUCK For przcs. address
{. b. LUCK,
Vender for ID. Paine < Co.
Richmond. June Is
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~ lNsrpcn fers.

PROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber m
I'll the 9Th inst for building a fock house, (27
by 10 feet square and story and halt hg,) 4. tbs
Water Works dam, near Lynchburg.
plan and .pecIh'nu II the building may be seen
al the slore VI Messrs. Mcdaniel 4 McCorkIe
r. u. GILL.
Eng'r and Sup. }. K. Il X. Co.
June tl6Js
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kffsAYED.

A YOKE Of working Osen. sinysd from the ssbs
"A seriber. living In Lyochbus, one black, the obss
red. The horns u The black Or droop a I,lIe. with
holes in the ends. and Of them little split think
iba red Ok has small star IN the frehrsd All sss,
sona5s charges will BIO paid any pefs,u who will de-
liver said Oxen me in IyncbnfR, and sny informa,
lion respecting them, will be thankfully t-csiveJ,by
RUFUS ANDERSON.
june wis
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Making in the total

for the year ending 22d Msy, 1876.
For the previous year were Inspected
vessels oi butter, and vi Lard
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b" lasting, and lis efficiency perfect. All Of which is
mos iesree fully submitted by
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NIRGINl.;A rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and thancef, for An.
pomaitox county Monday, the ist dry o June 1916,
George W. A. Raine who for tho bene6, of Hugh
Raine Plaintiff,
against
Daniel Sweeney, John u Patteson, in his own yieli and
Admir- Of lillian Paticson deceased Robert Clair
III hi. right, and Admir- % Lucy his wife formerly
Lucy pateson, VIM ~. Clair, John st Clair Samuel st
Clair, children OF the aid Robert ST Char John st Clair
aud Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth pseson,
Defendants.
In CHANcEKY.
The defendants, Samuel st Clair John st Clair and T.
lixabeth his wife, formerly Palta.ou having cnter.
their appearance aud given security according tho net
Assembly andthe Rules OF this court and appearing by,
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants oil his
It'll II is ordered that The said nbsent
do appear rules to be holden for the said court the first
Monday in August and the bill Of the plaintiff
and that copy of this notice be iora it'll inserted some
newspaper published in the town oil Lynchburg for
months successfully. and posted the front door Of the
court house 81 tins county
Copy-Tese,
H.F. BOCoCK, elk
June WIN
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k.sA.D rom s.sLE.

k.sA.D rom SIZE.
1 AGAIN offer for sale my FARM Ia Nelson county
Il near The courthouse, containing
A2O Acres.
This farm ii very valuable well timbered in vttt
heahyhs ,hborhood and within mites OF the Jstbes
River Canal. The terms will be liberal Afrly ~
the subscriber in Lynchturg, Sposwood Garland and
Robert Whitehead a, Nelson courthouse.
J. GARLAND
Sept. % u
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- e; :::; 4; 8: :: =; =: -: !. Il

ol Ayr-s Tract aud containing 400 acres nore or
less be,nu the land which was conveyed 10 the
said John Garth by Edmund Pate and Sarah his wife.
by deed bearing date The Plat day of June 1925 and
Of record IN the county court OF Bedford.
TERMS or SALE.
The property above mentioned. viii be sold on cred,
il Of ~ months, the purchasers giving bonds with good
personal security, and the title 10 the property sud will
IN each instance retained until tho pa ymon of the pur
chase money thereof, aud be liable TO be rusd 10 default
OF payuen, o the purchase money. any part thereof
Act,ng az trustee. viii only convey such lille as i,
vested IN ny The deed oi lru,l aforesaid.
CliiSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
June tQOJv
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| LOG vessels
Maxine a total of

=,
for the year endin! 22d May. lS45
The account Of John Thurman Clerk Of the Market
against the corporation, was presented examined and
allowed; and the balance due hun thereon OF sos IS for
h salary and Tor sweeping the market house. for the
quarter ending this day. ordered To be printed.
The accoun, Of Lewis Merrlu Jr.. amounting 10 81
for removing the public Nurse rack, &c, presented
and allowed, and ordered 10 be paid.
The account OF Thurman * Schoolfeld against the
corporation being presented. read and referred to the
market committee IL examine and report thereon.
Presently o AGREE and Henry Davis, members
The memorial of MessIs. J ID Payne. Charles
Phelps and Talbot s Lanier, Auconeers, praying re
duclioh Of the corporation tax upon them, presented
read and rejected as unreasonable.
Ihe street committee made report stating the pruba
BILE amount OF money which be wanting the present
year, accompanied by statements Of the items for
which the money will be wanting. which being read,
received and adopted. And they are in these
words -: he street committee for the tow. Of Lynch
burg beg leave, most respectfully, report TO the Goun
Gil, that they will want lur tie yearto pay The
oveiseers' wages and the hire of FIVE hands and for
boarding and clothing the same and for the boarding Of
three horses ! 400 GO
and to pay for The wall and grading of Jpfer-
street and 9Th alley. and grating and pa
wing Water street, and repairs at the lower
end OF Sd alley. and repairs TO W est street.
and the arm of the turnpike, and grading
9Th alley between 9Th and 9th streets, and
the lower end o; 9th street, and for Sd al.
ley near Col. Browns and paving 4th al
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ROBERT NlORRlSS

HAVING recovered his health. 81 far As 10 be snA.
Il bled again to attend 10 bis old friends, returns his
warmest thanks 10 those who kindly sympa,hissd
With and aided him In his late dangerous sickness.
The l. I.V'CMDURG HOTEL,
~-A@A The house kept by him Al present b
GS1 :trG well located To eni eriain his iliends from
Sa1 kiI III. """"''J. .~ ~,ou ."-'d.'. '~ ~,
bneghbnrhood. being opposite to hessrs.
lollms y CO.. and mex, 10 Schnheld s. Thurman, OF.
pleasant, lot and spacious building In shor, time my
stable will be completed. aud amply furnished; tl
which tlmo the horses will br safe and conves
nrn livery s'abic, nj regular rates Of charge.
May % 6w IL
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Making in the aggregate, $4,000 90
Items more in detail thus
Hire Of , hands 1890 90
Overseers' wages, 300 90
Board OF bands SO 60
Clothing hands, 10 90
Feeding nurses, 500 90
81 400 20
To which, add for wall and grading Jefferson
street and 9th alley, COO 90
Grading and paving " alter Street. 400 90
Repairs al lower end Of Sd alley, oep 90
Repairs 10 West street and of Turnpiie, 1000 90
Grading 9Th alley between 9th and 9th Streets $50 90
Grading lower end OF 5lh street, 100 90
Grading Sd alley Col. Browns 50 90
Grading and paving 4h alley between lst
and I'd streets, 400 90
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Z q, HNhFF., On III. 81. COIn.'
The Watering ConmltIee made report. which. be
Ing read, received and adopted, and the same in
these wotds-"Io the President and Members of the
Common Council of Lynchbnrg: The Watering Com.
mittee respectfully report that said committee will not
nqnre any levy TO be made tor contracts. the income
OF SAID committee being sufficient Tor its expenditure.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
From the Washington Union.
INlENDIARN UANIRII..

We have before as a copy of a printed
handful, which WIS this morning received
through the post Office Of this city. Il IS
printed on nearly three pages OF ioo'scap
sheet Of paper with a viZrcfi, but, m
which. among others, Is cul AZ. a. tie
Inscription at AN mru are GRATED equal"
fHefr Is no name aiiaCh.d Ia TITO I'M
pnui Is uoIhiHg 10 cliaracI,Hzr lie source,
Or tie direct design, of this irehraud II
may have prodrtd,d from some abolition
~, or from the enlssaTy OF some foreign
association. Us object seems 20 be la iuru
the annexation Of Texas 10 the most insid-
ious pupoSe-to rouse a storm, if possible.
which may lead to thr dissolution ofour
blessed Union. BE u our duty 10 warn
oar cnu irymcn, by such an example, Of
ihe means " hicl are az work ~ undermine
tbe SacJrd fabric ul our uaiInual Uulon.
This IuceHdIary production Is headed:
Amendments 10 ths constitution II The
United MateS, and separation from
slarery.
1.-THE annexation of Texas is settled
The long standing account aHd couflct
between s.sv,ry AMI ihiquirv o. ihe side Of
TYRANNY. AID freedom aud justice on lhe
side of humanity. must now a'~o b. setiled.
rlr destiny 81 f'.is i''r-iiiffe'-. Htuafural.
I'D uiIslap.sd Uuun is 6la.lg d,rfd.d.
and us ds4th varrm irr8vpcabiv saaI.-d.
ThepiOt lOTanneKauon, from Us nl0uslr0us
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
BY the Governor,
WN. HEMINGWAY, Sec'y of State.
Executive CHAMBER,

City Of Jackson. Nj, Feb. q, 1915. (
Hon. Jacob Thompson, washington cify:
SIR: Hon. X. J. Walker having resign.
ed his seat in the Senate of the United
States, 1t becomes my duty TO supply the
vacancy thus created, by appointment. In
consideration ofyour long and faithful ser
vices in the House of Representatives, and
the strong hold which know You have
upon the confidence aud good opinion of
the people OF this State, | have fell that the
pubic interest would be Suhservod, aud the
public feeling gratifed by your appoint.
mcut. You wal receive with tins leIler,
commission, the acceptance of which will
be gratifying TO me, and satisfactory, have
no doubt, TO the people of this State.
Very respectfully your obi serv'r, &c,
A. G. BROWN.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18

you again. 1t is discretionary with you
to accept any appointment which may be
offered you, or remain IN the Senate, and
to this end you may withdraw Your resig-
nation any time before the tenth day of
March. You may possibly not get such
place from the President as your friends
will be satisfied TO have you accept, and in
such contingency, it will be most crafty
Ing TO your numerous friends in MiSSss-
lPpl, that you remain in your place. Your
/ ng experience, talents and high standing,
give You advantages which we should not
have IN the person ola new Senator, and
Tor these reasons your constituents are
unwilling TO part with you, unless you are
transferred TO theatre of more usefulness
have felt embarrassed in making the an.
polnment OF your successor, and nothing
but the state of things in the Senate, which
yon represent, could have induced me to
act at this time: and then after all il NAV
turn out that the contingency of which
you speak, may not happen. hope you
may review your present determination,
ana remain where you are;but It vou final
iy resolve TO quit, must ask of YOU to
write to ne TO that effect, before You hand
the enclosed commission to Thompson.
In case you deliver the commission, you
VIII deliver The letters also. On the whole
do not know what better to do, not know
ing what contingency may happen when
the commission reaches you, than TO say,
act according to circumstances Should |
you determine to remain in the Senate, as |
you are left at liberty TO do the commission
which send you, will be destroyed or re-
turned to me.
Very respectfully your ob't scrv't,
A. G.. BROWN.
True Democrat. (Paulding, Miss.) 1845-18??, 1846-02-18
BY o. @. Doase.
CORRESPONDENCE,
CORRESPONDENCE,
Between Hon. IL. j. Walker and
His EXcellency A. G.. Brown.
in relation to the appointment
of u. 5. Senator.
TO tie House Of Representatives.

TO the House Of Representatives:
The following resolution has this insant been
placed in my hands by committee ofthe House
Of Representatives:
ReSolred That a select committee of three
disappointed, whose duty it shall be to wait upon
His ExcelIency the Governor, and request of
him all the official correspondence between
hmselfand Robert j. Walker Esq, in relation
to the appointment Of a L. S. Senator to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation of the
said Robert J. Walker, Esq; and that the said
committee report the same to this House, at lis
earliest convenience
Be Il further Resolrcd, That in the opinion
of the Legislature, Gov Brown should accom-
pahy the resolutions with statement of the in
s!ructions given by him to Dr. Tate, the bearer
of the commission, to Washington city, with
such other explanations as he may deem pro-
per.
There appears to be no good reason why |
should depart in this instance, from the ordina.
ry usage Of transmitting my communications
drcctl Y to the House. have thought proper,
therefore, to send this paper through the officer
appointed by me to convey it, instead of the
committee appointed under the above resolu-
ton.
The call is limited to the OFFICIAL CORES.
pondcncc; but as Mr. Walker has requested ne
to show his letter to any cmber of the Lcgis-
lature who may desire to see it, and 10 publish
1t necessary" | send the whole correspond.
encc, both public and private, SO far as it relates
to the subject embraced in the resolution before
me. The following Ict;cr was received by me
through the mail;