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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
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Permit ,. ~ ny through your columns, that
in relation o. The oUrnuucf mcnt 81 NY a candi.
date Tor w. Cry and Watwck ~ aio number Of tho Ier.
cid, protecting ~ be "authonzed neither advised
With consulted With the expression o The kndrst feel
ings OT the motives which prompted the announcement /
fully persuaded that was made in viow Of my inen-
dod remove 10 Elizabeth Cry CO. NJ tho end Of the year. and
that the vms the effect ~ nadyorapce ond not u
design. Ihope shall be- acquitted Of any desire csvl
al the wording Of the announcement when u re-
membefed that hhO en- In daily and familiar intercourse
with many Of the citizens Of =. City aud Warwick, am 90
YET resident II The adjoining County u York. aud that "
Tor Other reasons decacy regard mysr und
spcct for tho good people OF that district would urge my
avoiding any appearance Of forcing myself upon their no
lice OF U io-esalng thcir own shes upon tho
SUBJECT
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a Now York letter says
u s reported In Wall that the Secretary Of The
Treasury will propose ihst IN issue of Treasury Notes DO
made, beurng interest Of per cent payable In
year, and hat the holders have ice privilege, sny limo
before after the msmuy, 90 change them or Govern
mont SIX per cent, stocks, having twenty years
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
The 225Ih Pilgrim Anniversary.

W Hla"I.a' Dec. I'D, 1910. Midnight
The 2ljh Anaivcrslry OF the Laud.ns t0o Pilgrims
PymulI, celebrated, lhis city, this evening" by
ID magnificent Dinner az CuLEHASs HuT.L. There pr.Jl-
bly, encu aFpsltd entertainment zJtup 10 New
loIs, Philadelphia, stou. and other principal but
never did cc 90 splendid entertainment pre- pared ON
any occasion as the by Mr. COLEMAN. The more susian
taI plrs Wei, prpgd under the direction OF Mr. CyIe.
mans excellent French cook g. t. DYyERSoI-. The con-
ccuonafy was from lIc celebrated establishment OF Mr.
MILLER ID. ibis cIy The aua1gem-ns- of the room were
untcf the direction of IlI Prince of Stewards Mr. ions
WrLLIAN7. II" WsI,T- we're 5l white men, dressed DID
White lcaefs aud Dnc raatdolns numbering ~ all ab lut
& rty.
About O'Clock, the invited guess 1ul members o- the
soc'i, 'ue,I Cue splendid Dining Saloon. the Washing
ton CTS Brass Band playing appropriate ara.
The guests be ng sluiod raised platform Mr. Hall
the President Of tue Society," took ihe Chair and cal Cd
upon Rev Dr. DEwTy-~ho % native of Berkshire coun
80 100 Massscnusettst1 ask bes. ing upon the feast .o
Douuuu'y spread before them; winch he Odd m hs pecu.
Iury eloquent and happy manner
The rich bill ri fare having been fully discussed and the
cloth removed the Preside opened intellectual par o
tao feast with few nppropr1to remarks. After which
The ioi"aiug Hymn, written by a Lady, tTlss Haul gi
hy.J was sung 20 tho tu1o of Old Hundred
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
Very respectfully, your cb'Jt servt,
EDWARD CAMM.

York co, Dec -, lsiG.
s. Such 81 your exchanges NJ have noticed the sub
Jeei' Ni confer lbvor, by inserting tho above H. &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

" An editorial in tho Wushngt ton Union seems to re.
grct tia there il statute against Moral easoa
wouldn't another SsditOH Ian it, purpose i'm
order that the traitors" who dare 20 question Mr. Poks
inillby and ~ dennunce his Usurpatons although they
ready 10 shoulder their muskcs and 10 pay Their
money as any Of the brawlng "patriofs" who slk 70
brnyey Of their love Of country, might ba summary hung
IL has the unbusng impudence to say that 'i i'm
probable that Santa Aenas army would be some thou.
sands stronger than Al present. those who nrc
guilty u Tho 0r'Tt act Of "aiding and comforting tho
my" punishable with death Did it forget that Mr.. Polk
himself guilty ol this covert act" sending Santa
Anna, Almooc aud RECON Moxeo, iuiaso vigor into
its distracted councils and energy dispod armesl
o. The Fredericksburg Recorder informs that overy
rod Of The RoppnhnnDock Canal uudor contract and
that IL ~i probably DO completed by the lot Of October
1917.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
IEYMN---R- LL,nr.

- 70 H---ha LAnT.
God uf our Fathers. we would raise
grateful anthem Goo tins yfr,sr.
Tor aI ice lI.ssufs i.Hu boot gwen
J." make our .ard a. type of u,av,u.
We bless Tusl 0Dr noble Sire.
Who Efnd..I Hr-f tHaIrn'fIr free
Where divided empire ity.
} "i'i savage inca a.d HtIs7 "i prey
ID m1y te freedom which they Sought.
Which ihe.r % .r blood 700 dearly h..rht
Bu tp IHr. iIr uI.'lntage.
Their cfnafsHs pfIad.-r Hsrt1ac
De- d.y,-.Its ra1re aud truth sublime
Co forth O. Car'H's fru.'rst e.. mo-
'IIr,'.y .....e Tribe ...I bless
TIE Pilgrims .. fI. wilderness,
The PrcHte 90 called .1 &c. -. Fr.s.r. f. o.. Clerk Of
'' H2n's o Eewossu4r Voc. 60 read 1o .t Of Toa. o,
'ou r-om F,..sr rsi..,o,r ,rir,p.. s,t.,5 p,,
,.'' "' nf '' Ini Iu.r .IIrr iaHn. my $50 800 int
,'1,'" siany "".-h ha7-t' aa unrs ,aduis lta. b.
RI, rrslsr' Of nsru-si s,q..
ih 'rIrry a.u '.iHff, r. f.Hr.. uf .l. y5I4r
ta gf.atll.eof H'ra.ie tql,t, r- is a-.,ai.. Of ,
h1hn t'm'''y. Ifd Co. I,.t . ~ 900 rlep 90, oh -is
In reply 10 this 0ls Hon. Lfgf Woorsyay. judge Of
the Supreme Court of tho United S,trs tspf.. In o. ,,,
speech, some ~ 10 yearz ago he hld made q topr
through iho West and down the MirissIgpi ~ New Or.
snn' livery wLec ht found the descendants az the PI
gums, tying o. mako The world better end p nd 10 Oh .
,'Pp"'" " u' people. IHH was Che raso now, iu this
broad country, from tho Re ten home % rr early pgurs
the Pacific ocean. Boz coHcu.Jl he gov, tho following
seuumenf:
Ir. ra.. of V.n vi, s,. ..,. ,
I H- lr1.'. hsI.t.f
| VI. Fffs.H .o. rood te foII.wu, I,f.flr.m ST. Ctt
/ ''.F. Ns.WecI 81, sI.t Do 1876.
sir su highly bn.1r.d boy te irH,iuop tsrd,fsd by
ypu in behalf of mo ComrIucs of Arrangements. g., sr-
aNe 81 d.arCr 90 bG riyou tho 2}II .us bob ra bra
/ non Of ne 22'h Annvcray Of iHs Brdng of tls Pi.
rrm' regret wiI NOT pe boz myuIucr o., attend. b1t
'itl ugh absent wish you ON aprceabr and B,p,y s,.
tirmcrt
Wei may ,h'i scrnjlrs rep.rJ vib p-iio ibe land
iat d" ".f i"gtm ..'rs "n Che focf of Tlruour. -
N''" W's e"''' commenced u.cer. apa1fc .''y such
un N'fa'e cfcfrrta. ruo frt never ba- one grow 4,
WIN greater vgo md auliUcd, 90 such short period high.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28
LicntenanI General.

This bl Of ia'c Us by our eo,re,, ondsnl
want Of space eompels us 10 ontitl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

SONG BY 3. e FFENCH
We now commemorative day.
To Yankee hearts most dear, Sir,
When savage eyes, Doe Plymouth bay,
B'hC'c q ghi =' queer. ST..
4 ship approached the rocky shore,
Moved by tho breeze ap1ce SIR,
And ou her frozen deck she bore
The fathers OF our race. Sir.
Yankee doodle Ietussing
And with mat day remember
The FIRST invented Yankee thing
A"May-flower" IA December!
Though cold and chill the y.iniry air
Tnoug dfaar the cc-JYuni coast Sir
The N4y-lluuet's germs were planted there
Gr-~. lrd became host. SIR
Naw L1gand's spii could not contain
Inoi-.it o. that G.st bloom. sir
Aud ep 30 spread, I.s. summer rain,
Far South and Wc.t Tor room, SIR.
Yankee doodle, let Ms sIag,
And with that day remember,
The dr'tiuyenicI Yankee thing
"MIy-Flower' ~ December
We cannot stop, IN this, our lay
uur dwellings, 90 TcHu.rsc all,
We arc-lt leastsO people soy
"Jhc Nation uuIsefF1l,"
DDfsrIyts and stars DER NO.. whole world
We pu fac display sir.
And soon. We gness, twill wave unIurcd
a glorious mlky-wuy, Sin,
While East and West. and North end South
JDiu iu tho good odd clarIa.
Yankee doodle, EaopIt up
That iily, st.. floating jcru5.
Row since we've got On nation strong,
We curious have become. $ q.
And un ru5 railroads 40 along,
Or locomotives hum. ar.
Our-Iups go -t.arnIrg u'cr the --l
Woaf,am % TOO uu 'and, SIR,
And More and electricity
Ato m.h ut haud in hand sIr.
Yankee Doodle, speed tbc f,ah,
an along the WY, SIR.
TIL Orleans hears she broakers dash
ln frndys -ofmy b1Y SIR
Thir Malone couf.c cannot boz cuthad
b.. g'uilrc.nuHt fuy, SIR,
And s'1u twill have patent out
For siauung Monterey. Su!
Ih- civil world boz ore ue'rr SAW
ihIug sp urrty done, sr,
bf Iack, f1 carry co % aar. %
The Rough and Rcndy ono, SIR
Yankee doodle 'l. tune
1uat i.d them 900 %. handy
To Gl.Ts ifcd. thc dfIninefs IrtnmeJ
cd Yankee doodle dandy.
W. calculate New Englpnd
viii aNsysb our home, Sir.
Wherever flsc. iu tlis brosd land
n Is our ch1rro i1 roam. Sir,
But though ou- h,arha aud aIns there
Iisss bright and brighter grown, Sr,
We boil zach brother Of this land
A brother ri 0Ir HuU, SIR
Yankee d.a .e, good o'' tune
Tho ton nj. con SING 5r,
IIeu s'flr Iils rh.Ius, ono 8sd OBJ,
And nuke lle wokin u1r, Sir
Tho u.7i fo1st was
fsv Hrt Reed or Heaven. aul nr1-ri au5-z man. %
Lat-' ard Co., fi,n'e embrace her tourtluss al h.s, sni o.
~ un r-s e'ou f,me CO.. Bs. af hf
-vf fft
lion W"rysr1v Hryr responded 1 an appropfist
speech, u which Doe ci.qrerty p,uftrsyed no benefit
which New N'r and other p1fts of hs county enc. ID
from tho inA Io0ce O., lho rhs.s and their dosce lanu
IL concluded W oher''s mo following sentiment;
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% Foreign paupors 're pouring In upon The New
York Tribune mentions The arrival at that pou oi a ship
from Bremen with 800 persons Of this csss Of whom
- wcro d'gd when she reached the wharf, and o. mspv
more were sent to the hospital IN hopeless condition
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-28

II The citizens Of Philadelphia arc making powerful
I'll 10 the ohorero f the Rail Road from that city
10 Prburg 2ii01 eiara have been aubscubs and 5000
will secure ihe ,.ly subscdpuonof 800 900 making
i1 che aggregate s3OOlOOO. which will secure o charter
end ensure ho nmsds'o commencement, Of the work
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
MIR. 1T GIANAN.

Mr.. HrcnsNAH has, At la,', been nam mated as an
Associate Justice OF the supreme Count Il tie United
States. 1t Is rather unfortunate that Jas at this mo.
mont in Tie legitimate eaatse of debate III the House
nj Representatives, upon the iaG lherr have bren
made rcyeIa OF the lsr lac acted d,c,lypng the
ignorant population OF Ptnnsy lvauia, whresp,ct IN the
opinion, and yoc, of Mr. POLK, as 10 the protective
P3l'y, Wh,r are not particularly calculated 10 lmpuss
the paJiie with profound If Ills r,segcuce ial the
truth:
We give an extract from the speech Of MI Po'lock
representative ru the State Of pennsy lyauta. lIeh
is conclusive to the coulse pursued by Nj Buehan.
an.
"Mr r. had personally attended LARGE public meeting
III his p,ruu ut the Safe, and had heard that as
scmby addressed by Pen0sy lvauas talented aud ago,
slu, James buchanan. The assebla 70 took place
IN beautiful aud picturesque island IN the Su,quehanna
knowng, as Mr. T. did, tue which the canvass
had taken III thai State and being that Mr. lin
ehanan must be well acquainted with the onluus oil both
candidates, having been png intimately acquainted with
lhrm,hc had ie great curiosity and Interest ulrar What
that gcutman would say; and when ne stated what II
Ms he did mol mean 10 be undo rstaud As assiiinr the
m1liy,s u Mr.. BnclAnan. He knpw and esteemed hun
honorable and unH4ht man. but here tao charity
came IL tie aa, and he Ms forced to conclude that NJ
BaehauAu hsd neen dec, wi. However mat III al b.
h. a.y did Stale ou lhat occasion that IN, had srry-
I'd IN Con4res, bla "lta Nh Clay and air Pills. that
b. was presumably lu'Ha'e with them hon. aud uas
Wei acquainted "IIh tlaIr OPINIONS aud n tl,u nsut Of.
IL d,clur e,al lan,s \. Pix Was q aeltcr ,arA man
tAan 'IrurY tly ard that hr ueltevcd lhrlartH ui
i7i2 Woou ae SAT- IA Nj Folks sau!- rhau II ,,eod
IN Nh. Gay. Goat sHu,1u,u, g5ic,~: 'Dd VI
ear hat 'i}d w" heal h' s9y - /. hat possi.
bi, 7
Nh =. repeated tic s11lgncat. He lad heard s.r.
u1cGalau use these Wafis.
MI Fosrr here "reffasal and rar.a qqtsr,a ia Mr.
mol 1. 4 tft -.
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1IlEt.AIE APPOINTMENT rs.

lib" Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore Pa
ilo' Whites a. lao"S, IN flef'nrc 10 MI Poks recent
h''''1h l'"S ~ .'hffl nfh els lf Inc volunteers:
And tbs lungs me 10 Nj Pok's recent namina
ens u general aillcafs 1f tlc volu1iec1s Not y ~
ammo Item NhWIlhsialdn2 Grn. lay hr aud al
the officers nndrf him, "hp dis Iosplscd throsel e IL
t SPLENDID tein cs ui The sh ana 9TH u May, weft,
WIN one 81 W. exceptions, - aud lfae hlas, apd
h"lh lhsandn2 'ha W Ing al III country Il ,l the bat
ties aud "n lie Victories wheu war coae,. and y H.
.@Rt''s'hth 'aie lI saFPfs hr carrying ON The wat,
NJ f"h the nanrnl ae eeensnn presents It,ol tot him
II u" So eNbIhs1hr eleven po OF his patriotism by aI-
"l'"2 every one oil TN l. 1t" buga5lrr G"urrlls u
i9ooh'f' anhefzd by tie law recently pissed,
tnln ihe iinhs al l1cuiucoIsln Here lh,y air.-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
TIE ANNlNERSARY.

Tie Anniversary Of American Independence was
celebrated IN lyncahnrg with considerable spirl. The
morhla1 "aS unproin,nI, and At time there was
SI5ht sha"c snt tie weather proved propons during
the remainder oithe day. a procession was formed ac
codmg 10 The programme published our last consist
n1 oI The Mechanic Arlcry, the Light Infantry the
Young Mems Sucley, the Older OF the Sons vi TEN
Nrance, the Hose Company. and Ci Il u.s. under tie
G.rtcilono Gen. ROBES, as Ghiet Marshal. and Cols
ERoWN aud 'ANGnoRNE, rs Assistants. The Process
sion MARCHED 10 the Methodist Episcopal Church,
, where, after prayer by the Rev. Dr.. Wm \ SMITH
the Declaration Of Independence read by Capt j
H. RoBiNsoN, Of the Light Infantry. An Grafton was
Then delivered, by George WILLIAM BESAou Esd.
which listened 10 with profound attention and the
Influence Of which canno, fail 10 be sauiary Mr. BIZ
HAGn had the good taste depart from the usual rou-
llne OF tnsome praise Of and Qualification
OF ourselves. He had the mlrl courarn /, tell his
counlrymen Wholesome truths-to point out their du
urs--amonI the highest aud m,sl paramount ot Which,
he placed love of The Onion aud obedience To the laws
and IN impress them with of their vas respon.
sloltes. These lncGrlDnS were clothed Ia ch ste
ani beautiful language AMI enforced oy the happc, eli
COTTON. The Omnf, yuunL IN years and even yaunLer
III appearance. uttered sentiments WORTHY Of N.,l,r
Would II Heaven such WISE pllflotc and admirable
uasis were otlentr su irurtd fr the laulcriog t,
p, ru'aT pas aldI the sI,tlsh palrsrn which, viii
the denominations ota Western Oaru'alr,n # style @
.cucally 10 make up an Anniversary Oration For one
aud indeed we MIGHT speak IN behalf Of all bis audi.
,or', We corIl5 tlaah Nh. BEyAon vr his aI.nira.
bic AMI appropriate address,
! Mr.J II. Gotau thru arose aud addressed The au.
dcnce So eell tout rbfec quarters Of an hour or
al r., ...I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
L. s. Sur ST. Mays.
or 1aapico. Juac 10. lSl6.

u
TIE war grows apace. On the Sh lust, We dlsclv.
cred the enemy erecting Another uf the North side of
ahe ealrance Of the riycr aud al une ocluoh 7 NJ.
got ilr ship Nadpme.h under inpsaS. stood In aud
within mh ui tl bort aud gun boats, The latter
shree in number, aud onninI abou undt d. opruea
u FIRE upon both. y m. lee shore and IN shual
water, nut able IA fire than eeht shot be-
tore became necessary 10 claw oil, winch did;
h,,, al three ucluck returned aud continued The fuup
unlil we had fired 10 Shells aud - Gvuhd sad shot.
IN the las, IenconIe. the envy returned our ire with
tvul ten shut rsa Is pound guns ur ol witch PASSED
near us, two tell directly under nur ''i1rc loot )" one
passed between The ie aud main top mast, and
che foot. the Others fell at a d,sianct.
The fist shell Which burst the ftt elected every
soldier from the nelgb ihood the lie OF them taking
immediately 10 the woud, One al shells passed be-
al the sGhoonrr's sls aud ,Npud h, Y lnd
hsr, sgRrn, having struck lhf BON sp aud buw
u.rTing buih considerably, have learned since the
Eight 01e CORNER OF the custom house VAS hnoched
,own-a house the north eide al the river was feed
4y the explosion u she'll and soldier III the Fort On
guard by the bursting at another shell exchanged his
snusket TOT -GaeY, II having been shattered huu
Geliere njurng his valuable petson LAWN driven the
ysrty om dhes, etby0 tort, ,e;uIned Cur anchor.
AGE at hal. past three.
We were not satisfied. however, with this engage.
sneni. fH yesterday we pr jecied pan fr cutting
guboas, and accordingly al du>h husltd all boats
arrived there the aanch having rorlpdcf the
smws, and al 10 l2 O'clock T. NJ uut underA eiuh aud
hrough, the ship the sofe about oae aud halt
suiles I'll 1t takes longer tune la describe lie miuur 4
at this afair Than ! can devote nov. We had de-
sired make the stack before the moon r,e bat cot ID
slot. Al IL O'Clock she lifting her head above the
t,oriz II when FIVE buas leti ship every u,iun
Having been previously arranged by gaan, Captain
Mind VOC, got My had the difficulty uf capturtn.
three heavy ssaboals "ilh so EACH and
~ quef Taue, ii ~kich had 10 pass within fit,
tards. but there dangerous bar 10 he crossed L;
first 10 b found We pulled iulo the shure with nut
G.d oas- literally feeling way, or at one lime ",
We would be quite in the breakers. and then far
ward, with s,rorg tide beneath aud bright noun u
bove every thing seeming 10 cuIspire against
DARN: expedition In seekin. our way 10 the mouth u
the rver We were Obliged 10 pass The shore for
distance u 20O yards, aud the mise cunseqnen, upor
the difficulty Of finding our way through the passage
which We knew nphng, betrayed To the srnuels
.sg the shore, wiafardly c1RaIaica,el .sa t.s On
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
|, IN.

The Rum On the 81 ln,i.. IN this cnnntr VA,
''' '''' destructive hn'wn "f many y,afs The d,n
a1'' 10 "'iS reads, bridges. fences, lands, crops. g.
was i"'ne'Se s'"e d 'he roads rendered ln,,,.
slbc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09

For AGfe.
'HIlF undersigned oilers of sal that va'oa5le prop
L cry, IN the toNn oi l.ynsh9or., long known as
kNIE'S CORNER.
This Is of the best located alS IN the town. for
bu,ness, aud /, enlnenty worthy the attention at cad
ta,tS. The undersigned Is anNunIs 4, aud Invite 5
the application OF purchasers For terms, (Which Viii
be LIBERAL aud the ute made undoubtedly good apply
% Charles l.. A,,i,r. who Is aulha1,s,d 10 eel.
FREDERICK MON IMOIllN,
Trustee, sc.
The lot contains 80 feet front. running back thr usual
depth OF iown lois, aud VIII be sid whe ot II srpa.
rae parcels may be drai.ed. I. NJ, Trustee.
June - tsn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09

, Attention is called IN The advertisement f., =,
sale OF Valuable property h, Mr.. QulsN.
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IO-NAN'S PROCEEDINGS.
PERSO.NU ENPI.LNIIID.A'.

/ s tai'n "i lhis mofnln2 eal0's cut viii hrrre
attack Jpn Nr. Bfhhera,li "i DINO. The llon-e mt
at > "'s3eh IRON itf adIGt4m,hl OF lat hl2h', be
m! but an INTERRUPTION OF only nac houa IN the Ouj.
iucs
MI Bhhrth'n MI bling IL Ills seal, NJ. Mcdowell
OF ONO a=kd l'aYe 10 make personal cAPianail"n
MI hlfD'wrII sand thai circumstances Demanded
that he s1eeIl speak. Il MAS perfectly nfo'Iao' that
when the Committee Oh ay and Means proposed IA
u"y on YEA ana con ., tHd' h' Nas hp"'tu IL H. lie
acted lfon prlnclie. aud not ION any disappointment
II the settlement "i Tie Oregon qse7uon. lis owl"
course npon THIS question had orrn dictated oY principle.
MI Mel'o"'' Nud he was ~ tool oI the Executive
p'"ef-no 3achnll 10 do the bidding al any man N set
ul rIru. He was a ire horn American rnIz.n sud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09
FROM TIE SOUTH.
ftom the Norfolk Herald.
LATE AND INTERESTING FROM

We have been politely favored with tic flIour-c
v1tIsc, oil let.m received by gentleman IN this cry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-09

-,
~ ''",''t1iS''( III our Nal" al Independence WIS
,,'''''" ~ '''N '''P Win more Ihau aSatl ~pirl A.
i7 i.'' '2Nsa CLOCK VERY lar" e5hconfsru # ,rff4,
men '.' '"'' "'S'" d II I4e 'Anrl oi HE villa !.f
,hf l'P"Sr OF witnessing The eN"rci,cS nj thu dly Tia.
}sei3,1'''n III iadrptIrnre VAS read by Nh R,aprl
'o2'"'' ""o I'eartd IL Will "a hrr, tut cAasic r5.
iae9 q" 'f.aPfa,' addhss Aor lie tradog ,f..p
sJsfiai' 'o'' atf' "''s aft)ot'id, Tie Oraro, ,,e
ny I" "''''" an "'oTt>s"ich Is uni,t r~ally adm IJ
IN i"" o,'h Il hiASif ittf II lir htGd was nefL1
'bieo-'"" Nv u pm al thought. by IN ,Aia. lIs.y
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and "hrn hH Il. II MAS removed ll,r ntetir, WAS tIa
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was r'r'ed ifesidrnl, Mi Jas. f. Coleman, Vice Pr
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