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OREGoN, As the Oregon Territory is at
tracing great attention at the present moment
it is desirable that every person should become
acquainted with the location and extent of the
country-we therefore take pleasure in refer
ring them to "Mitchel's New Map of Texas,
OREGON and California, with the Regions Ad-
Joining" accompanied by book in explana-
ton. Enquirers will obtain all necessary in
formation by consulting this map and its &C
commandment We presume that il can be
had in all the book stores.
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% CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons; Gold Pencil
Cases; Breast-pins; Earrings; Silver Plated Cake
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited to examine
GABRIEL d. CLARKiS assortment, which is com
plete at his Old Established Sore, Waterst I'd door
from Calvert. O2l
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LATER FROM Rio DE JANElRo. The brig
Putnam, Capt Horne, arrived at Philadelphia
on Thursday afternoon from Rio de Janeiro,
with cargo of 234O bags of coffee, bringing
dates to the 29th ult. Capt. II. states, that on
the evening previous to sailing, later dates
from the River La Platte had been received,
containing important political intelligence, the
nature of which bad not transpired when he
left. In commercial affairs nothing material
had taken place since the sailing of the schoon-
or Fashion, which arrived at New York. Cof-
fee continued high and scarce. The stock of
Flour in first hands was very large, and sales
were slowly effected at $3.50 to $40 per Dbl,
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Dy-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. 1913 NORTH HIGH
STREET, two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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D3- LECTURE AND CONCERT. There will be
a CONCERT OF 81 CRED MUSIC given in the
SecoBd street (Rev. Mr.. Heiner's) Church, by the
Choir of said Church, on MONDAY EVENING, 18th
inst, at O'Clock. Before the close Of the concert,
the Rev. MATTHEW HALE SMITH, of Boston, will
deliver Lecture on Capital Punishment, and will
defend the punishment of death for murder under
four heads namely; Scripture, expediency, the sta
tstical argument and the groundlessncss OF objec-
ceuls-tickCts to be had at the Clipper and Sun of.
fees, music stores, and at the Church the evening
of nerfOTmanCe. inO b
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MINISTER TO TuRKEY. The Baltimore cor
respondent of the Charleston News says
"Nlenzes J. Cohen, Esq, of this city, is an APP
plicant for the mission to Turkey Cat CONSTANT
nople, in the place of D. S. Car, who is the
present Minister, and now here on leave Of alb
sence. MIR. Cohen is Hebrew, and very
wealthy, and will be strong rival to the pre-
sent incumbent, who is a Tyler appointment,
although Democrat"
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G7-A CONCERT AT GOYANSTOWN. A Con-
cert of Vocal and Instrumental Music will be given
at the New Church, GOvans town, on TUESDAY
EVENING NEXT, under the direction Of Mr.. l.. w.
Mason. The pToceedsof The concert to be devoted
to the completion OF said Church
Tickets Of Admission 25 cents, TO be had IT the
Bookstores of N1essfs. Owen & son and [. p. Cook.
OmnibusSes will start from the Court House at 6
O'Clock, aliordng pleasant ride by moonlight, &c
such as may wish to attend. JalO-3t
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DQ- A fresh supply of Doctor J. S.'ROSE'S ME-
DlClNES, for Lung and Chronic Diseases, SC, lust
received, consisting of breathing Tubes, Cough Sy-
rup, Prophyactic Syrup, Linments, Tonic Pills, SC,
with treatise on Consumption. For sale by
ROBERTS x ATKINSON, Agents,
Corner of Hanover and Market sts
n24 3m Baltimore Md
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Great Loss Of Property!
A fire broke out at Concord, N. H., on We'd
nesday morning, in the extensive frame build
ings at the depot of the Concord Railroad Co.,
occupied by the Messrs. Gilmore s Clapp for
their extensive wholesale grocery establish
ment, and by the Railroad Company, as car
house, which, with almost all the contents
was reduced nearly to heap of ruins. The
building contained an immense amount of
goods and groceries, comprising large guam
tity of flour, lime, oil, plaster, pork, fish, iron,
Sc, besides four valuable passenger cars and
three baggage cars, belonging to the railroad
nearly all of which is destroyed, or so much
injured as to be almost total loss, Messrs
Gilmore s. Clapp's stock was valued at $685.
900, on which they had an insurance of S25,-
900. The loss of the railroad company is
$4,000, no insurance. Total loss S66 900
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LATEST FROM SANTA FE-.More .4nneraiion.
The ST. Louis Republican has intelligence
from Santa Fe to the 4th of November. Gen.
Armiio had been elected Governor of New
MEXICO, and Thomas Charyis, representative
to Congress. Tho duties on American goods
were $3.50 per wagon load. The Messrs
Wethered g. Co. had just arrived from the
United States. The custom house, it is said,
cxacted from them full duties on all their stock
and even the same rate was charged for an
empty wagon. On baggage wagons the charge
was $3.50 The writer thinks that when Gen.
Armio takes the chair of Governor, the.Ameri-
cans will find more favor. Many of the citi-
zens of New Mexico express strong desire to
be annexed to the United States, and say they
wish to be under a government which will pro-
tcct their lives and property, and not subject
them to forced loans, or to have their property
seized by the soldiers of the country, as has
been the case. Still, the majority are opposed
to annexation, as are most of the officers
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OF BALTiMORF.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 9, 1876.
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l13-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES Of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES To be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, before introduced in Baltimore made
order of the very best materials and by The best
workmen; together with Gilt Box CORNICES:
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
Sc SC, for sale aud made Order as cheap as they
be obtained at any establishment in the United
States +. S. FRYER,
Milf Ne. North Gay street.
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ny SONS OF TEMPERAN CE--CR YST4L
FOLNT DNISTON, No. Is, WIN meet ut Union
Han, corner Of Balum1rG-st and Fripoleu's alley
THIS Saturday EVENING, ar O'Clock. Jl}- The
brethren Of Sister Divisions in good standing are cor
dially invited to attcni. BY order,
ia-lOstf JOHN w. PEREG9Y. r. :, ribc.
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35-OFFICIAh DRAWING OF the Md. Consoli
dated Lottery, class No. 5, tor 1916:
34I9 81 40 IS IS IS Ga % % 46 81 SO
10 and "a being the ls and I'd drawn Nos. each SOS
10 and "a, being the I'd and 81 drawn Nos. each 90
40 and "a, being the 81 and 9TH drawn Nos eacl l6
IS and 40, being the 4Ih and 5th or and 81, be-
ing the 9Th and 9Th drawn Nos. each 10
All having two of the drawn Nos. on them, each
All having one only of the drawn Nos on, " q
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. Cavert-st,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
NEW YORK CHARTER Election

The clee,iea o Municipal Officers In New lrfk. last
week resulted in the success OF Tie Leo eo candidate
Tor The Mayoray and coce uI a4lal maj,ri,, ol shc
council el members 81 thai party. IlE contest was
'hpafllie' and II Will be seen that Nj McKLe, though
''fc'ed has not naJy ii The vutes. TIE prohabli-
Is, but Tor The independent organzltien of the Ma
i've Americans who arc generally Wings, the Wing
candidate would have succeeded. The vote slood. -
hIoKLr, Coco fco) % II, TAYLOR (Whs) 1908
CoxzrNs {Natiye) S0Sl.
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MANY FRIENDS OF MOSBY.
From The Ijhig cf,Goaday LIST.
CHARLES l.. MGSbf, ESQ.

In the Lyncbburg Vrgnian d thursday last, is the
following paragraph:
We are requested by {. l., Moshy, Esq. TO state,
that, the DAY after The dinner 10 Mr. 1o.ef lie call
cd upon tlat gentleman md I'll, fina To tie speech
". ch lie had made that occasion, Which he dis
cns~fd lie rfslioouf extending Le canal and alluded
10 HE suft sd WINS Ct Mr. Mpsly-lad informed
Nh IoIei hal he bad imputed views 10 him which he
dd noi entertain, and jo.ned lssne Which he had
uot eadred and Iat he oecazian frevens,d him from
corr eHng his ni-ariuien-loa al tic moment"
lis bat o. justice TO Nj. No,iy, say that the
statement made by The Edilots If Tie iusinian Is sub
s.aaally tree, II Is ihrv ise due bo.h 10 MI \ osty
aud 10 .elf'o add thai have the slightest dau5p
aed lave mt Lad since the Ca yesaon occurred be
tween Us, hat 4e enrely uasalpf,h,u drd ny my
sell and others II tgafdt 10 the position assumed by him
IN his addfese 10 lie ctzprs If .ytehLug. | believe
So because ran the character Of The sai ert he msap
rtth4usion n-hl ,ffy naturally have been produced
without uueh greater PRECISION u In uage. the pan
ottae speaker than is asua IA Iorear adtr,s,,s bal
mere especially. tccanse Nh Misty is utterly lncapa.
bic, all WHO know hiia all'u LIE satisfied OF The
presarica'iou which The CONTRARY superstition essary
implies Besides Mr.. ". hhcw just as n,I The STATE
of public opinion in IyGehbaie, ulen the question dis
cussed, hen he delivered his spopoh as he did after
wards and, II he had been Influenced by The unworthy
motives SO ungenerously imputed To him by his oppo
nenfs he would have trimmed his sails To the popular
breeze oace, instead Of throwing hiusef against III,
current, uf the pleasure of exhibiting his dexiclity il
changing his position, and Of glvng his enemies the adj
vantage Of impntlng 10 him act, hich be- as soou
as they, would scorn to be gully.
HaSlog most undesignedy On my part, fear, been
somewhat lsrunef tai in exciting discussion on h.
subject. IN iynch1urg, have deemed il but an act d
justice 10 all concerned unsolicited from any quarter Il
make tins brief statement. have abslaned from ex
pressing any public preference for either Of the cand
dates now beure the people Of Campbell for reason.
winch ought 10 be Obvious, and which are hone apnre
caed by each Of them, and by their respective friends
Blu; The harsh ema ks made in the last Iynchburq Re
publican Ia reference to Mr.. Moshy Mhose riendsbip
have 50 lung enjoyed and highly value --remark
which, ] am sure, the Editors Of the Republican, vjl
themselves, IN their cooler moments rpore--as well n
sease ni what Is due Mr.. Mosby himself. require il
my opnion thai should ia depart from, The course
had prescraed to myself as Ia make s brief statement
RID. II. TOLER.
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III would consent sol4 unanimous 10 resisting qaf
extreme PreIensiuns.
In tie House Il Lefjs, L4fl AnrRprEv On BENG
requested to furnish documents. decaed doing So. IN
he present. state OF the ncs1liatoa lis remsrks weta
disnted aud salesmaalika and Of eoncialofy char,
aeier lie SAID that 10 'ior should be wanting on lie
par' Il her Msjes'y's Ministers 10 preserve reaee-
Lord AsABvRroN expressed lis opaoa that the dtili-
talues could and would be adjusted Lord BRoueuaA
also INDUCED the hope eta specify adjustment.
We have MT foanl i9r eepious extracts to.lay.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
EDUCATION NETTING.

There a meeting ol eltzens. on Saturday nigh
in The Baptist Church. 10 take into consideration TIE
prorrely .: forming society, isr the purpose OF proua
ting The establishment Of nrima:y sehuols-He regret
that the attendance in consequence OF the deec, Of gen
era notice and msapprehensun perhaps ofii object Of
the meeting, but small. We should be 10TH Ia
measure the interest which is felt subject poi
taa, in every poini Of view, By the small gathering
Saturday night. The meeting addressed by Mr. J.
IlrsRY, Of New York. ia speech of near an luui's
length, charac ia d by strong aud liberal views.
We shall say the less of he character Of Mr. Henry 5
very interesting remarks, inasnurh have hand
brief sketch of them. which shall end avur 10
publish in our next paper. Tue meeting proceeded 10
organize, and a constitution adopted. aud commit.
appointed 10 uniain members and nominate officers.
asW be seen by The proceedings published in another
column.
we hope that the Adjourned meeting, to be held On
Saturday night next, will be nnmerously attended,
The subect is one which cnnmends ltseIfiu the aIle.
lion of every citiz'n aud patriot. We think the moment
far action has afrvei. Something must be dome II
lieve Virginia ln the dgace under which she laoors
of having ole seventh oil her bite population The
age # six years, unable to read write The i.egis
a,ore has done all that necessary in he Vay Of euael
meh''' f,"isry as We 'hhN' ie"a'neu nom Piss'9 d
la" imp sing the district school system upon all pans ."
the oiaie-on II has 't II 10 The discretion OF i'' 'nao
ans ut any county |" adopt II ana delegated 10 lhe pro
per authorities The Necessary power d 'aA"a''' "f
true province o an assueaien such as 'a "a" about 10
be orsanz5d Will be to enIshlen lie pubic MIND aS 10
ie necessity u more efficient system o primary edn-
= cation, and 10 stimulate tie people 10 action The peo>
pie, We believe. are generally convinced u lie imrof-
lance oi education ahd alive 10 the stigma resting upon
State Whal they most need is 10 be convinced thAi
in many Counties there Dol that f,nnce 81 cteum.
stances wch precludes lie hope If deriving those ad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

Mr.. JONI Nj. BORIS las published anahrr letter ia
the Wing. Of SATURDAY. in Which he reieraies The be-
Lief that war is no only probable bu neYitase. Nj
Bolts epinlrs, those Of strong sense and
close observation. entitled To- respect nat We hope
thai he iakes elomy Of the state III pable
Affairs. lie attaches l'le cao4eq renee Ia any qualify
ing words appended lie resolution u notice, deeu..ns
the evi oi notice as virtual derIa5atoa Of war. l.
is difficult TO perceive bow the Eaalsh Government
can 81 regard H. oasinurh as the Convention prov
for its lerminaen, by either party, IN This mode The
notice given, negotiation must be resumed AID tie
question settled.
II our Government ainiaa its ultra preeusions then
ind ed will ensue-ioT We do not brlieye there is a
man in the country. VIII, believes that any Brush
ministry viii ever give up The Whole Of Oregon The
intelligent correspondent Of the PHILADELPHIA North
American, who enjys unusually good opportunities of
niormaiion says have been Informed Tonight ibr5nh
the Of the most distinguished Senators thar Mr. Buch
anan has declared he viii sign treaty which
does moi recognize the TILE Of he Uniled States to 54 .
40' In spite of all this, we believe the Administration
would gladly renew TIE offer OF the 40 degree rs
ouhdary 1t assured II would be accepled--and we much
suspec to ascertain this, is What Mr. AcIane as been
instructed. We believe The BRUSH Government would
compromise upon HE 49h, bal not without some cor-
| vssl"ns as /" the Navigation Of Dhr columbia
But whether be inevitable or uni there can he no
doubt that our Forega Relations are aa highly cf.,cal
rondmn, and yel moi movement 81 any Had il mad,
Ia prepare for The worst. We hofe some patriot, c
Wing, in either house may step forward asd do what
No Of The ococo leaders has The mota crurape IA
DO that s, move al C large increase Of ,bp Ar.
ard NAVY. II : no lime IN tlli |, 49,,
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NlcArkn

3ftNfV IT MI INWII IT 7.
The semsananal Meeting al the - Gnion .'grirudiu
raj socitg.n ltamety the New London \ 81 vii
he heid, al Campbell Cum House IN the fist Tutsda,
IN MAY next
lhe object Of this meeting bang 10 determine upnl
the anonnlsnd character Of Ire Prtmiunls In be award
I'd AT The Annual meeting IN November Gavng. III,
attention 81 The mt'4ers parcna ry and Of nthef per
suns generally. Who Isl an INTEREST the subject Of AZ
Mcclure. are earnestly invited 10 H. The Executive
Committee Tor The ensuing Seoi,anoual and animal
meetings. consists Of Gul o. g. Clay, Ino. u. Aexan
der, and James W. Norman. IL 1. DAVIS.
''M Secretary [ A. >.
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FOREIGN NEAVS

ecled 'A' OF '''e uncorn, The Steamer S, long ex.
!, Anil ~. nave adVices from England to the 18Th
no 49,, ne news is not of much Importance. The
Ees ! 'less on the SUBJECT of the Oregon diajcol
lp,hs. ''s"'ied, but firm and decided. The Times
e0.., ''o'h The Idea which The Union has so often
knk. '"a' the big words Of orr Government wnnld
''i'F into the EagI,sh Ministry and make them
l, ,n ''' al mat we ask. All The journals speaa
Equitable division Of the Territory as wbal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
SOITn WESTERN ROAD.

lrwIs NJ. fRr'osr, Esq. has been appointed Enein-
eef OF his Slae woL, and has repaired To- Salem Ior
tie purpose oi commencing as sum as possible the
loea'enoi The fo'd. long aud intimate acquaintance
with this gentleman enables speak must fayorah'y
oil his professional aaaianens. rnmgh a yonng man.
he las had much experience Fogineer, aud We
have Gol doubt that he will do himself credit in his
new sphere.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

PRIstaYArloN or llE,irH.lt has been remarked and
ms exercise and personal cleanliness Personal CLEANLINESS
IS ineont enieut and impossible in coseonr II
lhe nature ol their worldly avocatiuns 10 those the use ~
BRANDfE1Hs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL Pills. would ptr We
--heilth
The peeuliar action Of these pills most surp,
operation oeng more OF less powerful accordr 10 ne
ness OF Tue encnlqiing Mud On person IL rir stae ri
health who Is only costse slightly ilous they viii no
s'o,e9y ie on he cntray,iI the erlnpsmt be clronin
and the constitution much deraugcd the enrt yene,, ~
frst IS mos powerful until the stem be reea f, a,
9 It's most rIl1tcd aud urgid nors This aoeomnlishn
sun''aht 70 cause 1--WE three copious eyacnnlions
u"'y "ii som remove Pie disease The nsnution
DC le''oed 10 state u health and renewed ygor
~ ne icilow .ng the only authorised Agents for The
n.,1 81 Dr. 'en;amin Brandrot's Vegetable Uuiyersa
nAVli! D. PAYNE, Lynshaurg, Campbell
''n'F Hazewood, Castle Craig, do
j. - Swinney s. Co.. hlarysviile, do
:-ee, Bailey X 60 Brookneal,
i5enjamin Nowlin IL Co, Failing Creek
Wm Mathews & Son, Walkers Church 7. Edward
ovefbey X Smith, Charlotte e. a.,
Spencer s enable, Prince Edward c. IA
VIM Rice q Co, ralmyille do
Roberts & Brown, Amherst CT iIo.i
Samuel Cash Sanddges'. Amherst,
Peters Reed, New Market, Nelson
. = Estes l. Son, I.oyine sion, do 81
o. p q II. G. Bell, Liberty Bedford,
samuel Williams, Lisbon, do
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the fi2bs 10 srth such ufluaiiun OF 70 occury in
mater 81 controversy between auohcr retsan sed ny
sell, any such position Your indicates yuu have
aSsuucd
Nh,n Mr.. {. l.. Mu,hs slall address me over lis
proper slgnainf". setting firth Wherein he cceists the
sf'eie question reflects uun his efssnal nleets"
shall ee PREPARED Ia give such answer as is consistent
VIII my CONVICTIONS Of right and duty
Respectfully sc
II ass
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23
April T. 1876
Friday Morning,
H. IL GLASS.

April L, lSiO.
"fNrLtMtN;-An editorial q highly personal char
"e''IiN ehhd IL Your rsperut yesterday gssy asssil
IN ne. am aAare OF The att,de ASSUMED by Edi.
lef~ III can'assGg tie claims and characters II all can,
d"ates tar rabc station. AID complain of being
subjected laisy Ia that oJdtal But the editorial rrier
NJ In seems Ia he Of different character & lave been
INTENDED as vital assault uh me personally. VII
yau MUM me, whether am curteet IN HIS mpfesslan
q haf am y1uFs. ~.
[. L. MOSBN
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III sssssfs<sR

Married, on the 23td February 1916. hy the Rsv
Samuel d. Rice, Mr. J,urs porrtn 10 Miss LOUIS,
STANLEY, all e Franklin.
------,on The oh Inst, by the Rev sam u. Rice
Nj u +. ltrrs 10 Niss GuN r., Rus. the ool,
danehlfr ri Mr. David Run, Hot Franklin
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Discourse viii be- delivered NJ the Catholic Church
nn ihutsday. Qhs.) evening vi o'eluek, Suhect-
fauhi On Sunday Mum. IN Penspee and ut O'Clock.
p NJ. on Sunday oh lhr Real Presence, l., Edward
Fox, Al are Invited 10 attend
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NAITIAIoRE MARKET Anrl#ls

Flour baltimore Cry Mills rrrusued nomnally a.
s.. Howard slr el snll meuy freely a. Ai75.
" hfat - Arrivals smoiIi goed to W,me red les 10
l.0; do Whit, 5lo 10 cents per bush,l.
Com 90 IL o. eenls, as IN qnauy
Bacon. Western Shoulders /. Ia i !, Mddllnes 81
tea3 Hams Ga ?. Hoo ruuod s 10 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

he nrdtrsgnrd take pleasure in stating that the dit
Gcolty, mtNeen {. l.. Missy and Messrs. Dewitt &
Glass, Editors Of the Republican, growing ont of an
Ed'a which appeared in thai paper Of the 10Th inst
in wrira The former conceived he had been uuus, and
personally assaed ,een adjusted satisfactorily and
honnab'y 10 both fariies-he Fdiiors Il coswer 10 a
cali from Mr.. NJ. having promptly discIane all inten-
tIor to east an lnputatua upon him as gentleman
w B. AYERE1r.
JNO. q. ADAMS.
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/ should have been written cdilorid.
To JOHN M. SPEED:
EMS. REfuBL1cAs.

SIR-Yuur n0le to me nf last
evening (Which if addressed all should have been ia
the Editors of the Heru5can) desiring be Informed
whether the editorial in the Republican of The 10Th ms
relative 10 Mr.. G. l., Moshy was designed 10 impeach
the ''pPfs integrity" of that gentleman, was placed IN
my hands by your friend.
At the instant Of reading il, | regarded The infrma-
ton sought coming through You from Mr.. Moshy.
bu as ii seems from second examination Of lis phase
oosy 10 have been written upon your responsibility,
respectfully decline giving to your erqoiy any ao-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-23

The Ladies Of the baptist Church of iyne',bore
reinfn thanks 10 he public ef their lbeta patronage
heir asst and saeand 10 Mr. Murfell. far the use u
his building.
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NOTICE.

There Will BE- Temperance meetirg held at Cana
about miles i'om Town, on Sunday evening uexl
O'clock,
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% IN ofd'F Hal 'Iic pnJlIe may Lave proper under
standing Of HE VII lr controversy which The a5ove
mle has reference, il is proper that the following con.
lcSpondence be hete nsgtied