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Executors Notice.

ALL persons having demands against
~ The Estate of NJ. Minis deceased. are
requested 10 present them properly at'es,
Ted. aud huse indebted to the Estate VIII
oIease make immediate payment
r. n. MINIS. J
Z. }. MINIS. Executors
Nov Is 1913 u 40
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FOR CLERK.

UTTne friends Of PETER ooAi ,Ln H.
MIA, Esn, announce him ms cal:'iidale 'o'
,bs Inf;re Of Clerk of the Coars ot CGnin'',
I Pleas of this District, u, tile vhsui"g e.ec""'
We are authorized to announce noo. =.
G. BACON, candidate for ra election as
Clerk of the Court. for Edsehel" District
The friends of Z. PENN. announce
him rs Candidate for The oihce OIL o'e'"
at the ensuing election.
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IL persons indebted to the Estate OF Un-
"a ah Cane deceased, are requested 10 come
forward on the I'd day of December next ana
make payment, also, all those having c'al,ns rs
against the Estater are requested 10 rehoer .le.n
IN on the above days, that may kno" no" "
proportion payment: ou ;,u,,o,
Nov Is 1913 81 az
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-29
A LARGE AND Splendid STOCK OF
New Boot and Shoe
MANDATORY.

AA HERE Gentemsn's Boots and Shines
Wv are made il most superior STYLE of fit
and workmanship.
Gentlemen wanting cork soled. duubIe soled
water proof. walking. dress. patent leather.
aud a iino pump soed BOOTS. need but
leave their orders with the subscriber.
WILLIAM hcEVOY.
march If e
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EsfYay Horse.

yByOLLED before me. by Elijah Dorm. llv-
ing near Sleepy Creek p. o., Edgefeld
district. an estray horse, abou, eight years
MD f;ieen hands high. light grey color. left eye
weak. back somewhat hurt, slightly marked by
skir,s nf the Saddle. shod all round, aud ap-
.raised at ,hirly>6ve dollars.
]. QUATTLEBUM, n. E. D.
Nov u lua 9S
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Notice.

ALL Persons indebted 10 the estate oil
IN John Robbins, dec'ed, are requested
TO make immediate payment. and those
having demands 10 present'hem properly
aitestesled by The 20lh December next.
]. QUATTLEBUM, Adn'r.
Nov lS4S 81 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-29
M'eri1's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EEGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Martha Busby ell al.

ERGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Martha Busby Ell al.
and Others.
& y an order from ] hn Hill. ESQ. Or,
III dInary Of the District aforesaid, |
VIII proceed To sell al Edse6eld e. H., on
The FIRST Monday in December next, the
lands beinnsirg to The Estate of VIM.
Busby. decease,l. containing 6hy acres.
more or lsss, and adjoining lands Of Ebrr
Lctt. Jepfha Couch and others. sold on
cfed,l ofafwelye months, purchaser giving
bond andkapproved security and mort.
gage oflne premises to The Ordinary 10
secure .the purchase money. Cost TO be
paid incash.
S. CHRISTIE, S. Ed.
Nur.72lS4S 4r. 42
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SHERiFFS SALE.

BY yipue Of writ Of Fieri Fa
rias to meHirected, 1 will pmcepd To sell
at Edsefeld Court House, on The first Mon
day and Tuesday following in Decem
Der oesl.fEt Che following property j., the
iolIowiugSEase, viz:
John CHappell vs. Esau Brooks. ir.: G..
L. u E;Aenn, IS the same, four bales of
Coltuu
Terms dssale cash.
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We are authorized 10 announce "M l..
PARKS, as Candidate or las oo''ee'
,or. a, the mex, elac,i0n.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-29
Notice.

Ill persons indebted to The Estate OF
"a Charles Garrett deceased. are requested
f, q nike immediate payment aud Ihuse having
demands to present the same.
P. H. ELAN, Administrator:
Noy Is iS4S u ~
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NOTICE..

ILL persons indebted 10 the estate o,
"A Lewis Holmes accouscd, ale requested
10 make payment on or before the 25th OF
December next, and those having demands,
TO present them properly a,lesled.
G HOLMES-Admlnistrator.
Nov 1913 At 20
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~ Oti c G .

~ OGlCC. =
A LII persons indebted |" me Es'ate Oh
N Ralph Scuny. are requested 10 make
immediate payment.
H. {. CULBREATH, .ddm'r.
OctlS ON o.
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GOODE s. SULLIVAN.
Oh
v,v,,a,,ye land aor sale.

"HE Subscriber offers fer sale mat
healthy situation in Edgehelsd pls'''e., e.
la,eiy owned by L. Nj. Churchill, on the
Hoynhuro Road. eight miles Sou,!, Of Island
Ford. The place contains some 27o acres res
of lively bot,om and creek land-abou 6o
acres have been in cultivation. With Farm
buidinos, commodious house ard gooo
stand. &c. Terms TO suit an approved purs
chaser. For particulars inquire Of 'oslah
Reams, near the premises, II. r. sPan"' Esq
Edge6eld Court House, or ,
w. R. HILL,
Near Island Ford.
Sept. 20, ls4S T" %
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C. b. Wise. Mortgage.
BDY virrnc'ofea mortgages in the above
2IS case, l shall proceed To sell al Edge,
field Coun House OH the frs, Monday in
December uext, one negro boy named
Jacob.
Terms Of sale Cash.
S. CHRISTIE, s. E. D.
Nov Is 81 As
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~ OtiCc.

Notice.
~OL. JOHN BAUSKETT is appointed
y my attorney during my temporary ao.
seuce from Edsetieid. >,r,rs
Edgeield, G.. H. 9th Oct. ls45. .,
Oct y 90
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n @ II 4 e. IL j..

WING to the very poor collections
~ made by US last season, We have
beeo compelled 10 promise TO pay large
amount Of money in the months Of octo'
1,er November and December, and III or
I ,,sr n nav il, we would respectfully say 10
oil ,huse indebted TO Us on the hrsl day o'
January last, to come and pay UP as ear
" as possible. .,,,,,y,N
Oct Is 3l ''
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E,,. Sale or Rent,

-1uE HOUSE: and LOT formerly occ,'-
pied by S. S. Tompkins.r Esq r, Apply
- pN s I. GOODE,
AprilA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-11-29

SAD lands w!! as b SID oAI4du9!gt5a asurttIgas
rr5f Itie purchase MONEY!.
SIS. TOMPKINS. C. E. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. Is, ioao.
NaY ID 4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE WIG CLUB.

The club met on Friday evening July i'h. 1918.
at the Masonic Hail. Col, NJ :. gnghorne. presiding.
assisted by John Wills. Esq as Vice President:
on motion If VIM. =. Rid. Jr., II
Resolved, That n c,mntre. 10 consist of three from
each ward, I've appointed, whose duty shall To raise
fund to deNy the expenses OF the Club;
Wherupon the following gentlemen appointed
In the Lower Ward WIN. = Reid r.. Francis Il
Morrison aud John W. Dudley
II the Upper Ward Pelrg Srabury. FL. Christian
aud VIM. r. Booker.
On the motion of the Rev. John Early. Sustained by
few remarks. it Resolved. That the name Of this
Club be- changed from "ihr Wing Club 10 that Of Tho
Rough aud Ready Club"
A call belug made by the meeting. upon K. f.. Man
son Ed. he excused himself rum speaking. aud in
formed them ofIho presence of Mr.. lhona. /. Bauldp.
Of Charlotte.
Mr Bouldin being lou ily called for. took the nd
and addressed the Club Tor two hours IN a speech oi
great sput, force aud eloQuoncc
Ga the motion OF Mr. Nians,n 1t was
Resolved, That committee nt five be appointed,
whose duty it shall be,ln conjunction with similar
mee. on the part of the Democratic Association Of tins
place. 10 Arrange iu, and 10 regulate the terms aud
dons u public political discussions, between the parties
IN the town OF Iync6urg, durng the present Presen
tia canvass.
The Chair appointed the t,llhwinu gentlemen To con
slitutc said conmicc:-R f. Aanson William NJ
Blaekiurd. Doct. James Saunders, Dr. Robert Payne,
and Jas l., Clayton.
Ga motion the Club adjourned
NJ. :. LNNDiiORNE, Jf., Pfcs't.
JAS. MCDoNALp. Asst. Scc'ty.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

that the result will be- favorable the cause of rational
liberty md the establishment Of Republic The sud
den translation from the head If the army the head o
The Executive Government Of Gen Casagnac. with al
most dc'atoral power, IA event which. under other
circumstances. NIGH, gave rise 10 evil augnry. II WAS.
perhaps, the best that could be DONE We take it for
granted that he will be the first President of the Repub
'ic We know nothing Of his talents virtues or po-
F'rS' views One cannot help remembering. however,
1t was his success in slangheriog the eaualle OF
ParS. on the day of the Sections tina fist brought Ma
polron into notice. We admit this 10 be an unpleasant
historical recollection.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
lin TIL sNTs's II VTsD,
From 10 to 10 years Old.
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY,
IuIJERST COTN'TY

,INilE second the session OF months will
l menee 18th Jul, aud continue mouths longer The
loo alton I, miles y OF ,nchhug, in fine, healthy
seet,pn sometimes termed "thr heart OF Amherst" The
undersigned, who has Just compile the i,t term, will be
sisted, II necessary by lady well prepared teach the
French and English bra"chos having testimonials of scholar
ship from oi the first teachers the state Under this
arrangement fins opportunity Will be afforded Young ladies'
ii the mi, without the heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, Nc Dung men, prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages will have advantage not usually
.njn,.d til. country, three irhs 81 the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid Ia morals, ordef
&c we'll thu department o the two towards
each other. The terms, formerly, $40 Tor the Eng
lh per o months, and Si2 80 cts Tor the CLASSICS
aud h,g he, branches al NJ hcmitcs lnrd be- obtained
at ~ ~ III the vicinity No deductions made from
the time ri eommencem except Tor seknoss
usual circumstance,
REFERENCE.
Dr u Psosnn and T. 5. Ruche patrons OF tho School.
\ ,ddress Elon L. q, Amherst county.
June 20 5m no. W. WATTS, 4. NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

~ HE Republican persists in calling the late gath
erng at Worcester. Massachusetts, Wing Convention
l he prominent actors Were VIM. whatever NAV be
heir opinion npoa The oil ISSUE, ol ank Tariil Dstr-
button &c. have not acted with the Wing party fr
some years II 10 reyile the Wing leaders of the State
Webster, Nlnthrp. DAVIS and Lincoln Nc; 10 avow a
deliberate purpose OF defeating the nominations OF the
Wing National Convention Tor the Presidency, to be
deemed fitting bdy before which 10 announce his Sc
cess'n from the Wing party by NJ. Gddings aud To be-
rdiculed and denounced by every Wing Journal of
Massachusetts, constitute tia Wing Convention
was 1t suc' and The Republican night IN ii. nomenca
ture.
But may We not, with Ear m)re propriety say that
John Van Buren's Utica conclayo WAS Democratic
Convention The are amos, precisely similar
In either, those dissatisfied with the nomina lion ol the o-
spcctve National Conventions held meetings To uiyeeN
preston Ia that dissatisfaction. In the one, claiming to
be The exclusive Democracy of New Yrk. and admit
ting IN their deliberations the aiscontented of other
States, they proceeded Ia nominate independent
ddae and to org,nz, party upaa the most dangerous
of all grounds, g graphical divisions. The Worcester
malconens dad go far. They passed resolutions
Of no great Significance aud adjourned. We contend
,hal, in every point d view the Utica Convention
with more pmpriety be alleged be Convention Of the
Democratic party, than The Worcester gathering
the NhiI party In The case, figuring men
known To the nation veteran Democrats, whilst they
cheorcd in their abprs by the apobalion of him who
was bat Late ,he head the party the United States.
On the other hand there prominent man en-
gagged in the Worcester Conyen ion-no name appears
known to the naon Provn i celebrities alone figured
VIII he Republican show us The difference between
the two Conventions at Glca and Worcester?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

o. We sometime since announced AS Of the nov-
elites of the day, the conviction Of ohnJ J1hns "a of
arren county, for the murder of John VI Elliott of the
same county aud his being sentenced 10 confinement
of seven years in the penitentary Aware of the stand
ing of the parties aal hc inf renee 10 be put into equ
sIion we had no idea. the time of making the an
nouncemrnt that johnson would undergo the punish
mont, slight ii was of his crime. We believed the
Executive clenency would interpase. The General
Court decided against the prisoner aud the Executive
pardon'd him-inrnslng another instance thai. 50 fat
offenders Of class beye the very poorest and lowest
OF society concerned, the administration of criminal
justice is perfect iace in Virginia. We unhesiiang
II say that crime. however heinous may be committed
with imPunlty, by any entitled To rank as rpspecla-
bic in society. We shall, in due time reap the con
sequences Of this virtual repeal otall penalties As to the
pardon johnson perhaps the Executive acted consistent
~. For after setting at liberty Hunter Hill, we can
scarcely imagine that would justify the lnlcton
puui siment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

The discussion appointed or Tuesday evening did not
take place. in consequence Of the absence OF Mr. eake
aud Of Mr.. J. X Irving in consequence. regret 10
hear Of the illness of the former and OF domestic allie
ton sustained by the latter
FIX Governor McNuit made speech before the Dem
orralic Association, on Saturday night. We dll moi
hear It, but learn that he asserted his speech at Charles
town had been grossly mlsrcprcsented.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
RAIL. ROAD MEETING

There WASH meeting Of the friends Of the Rail Road,
on Monday night 10 hear the report Of Alesss. Burwe
and MortIss who have lately visited the
counties with avIew Il" stirring up the people IN that
sIon, and OF procuring subscriptions 10 ha Stock Capt
N"rfIss made statement which was ina high degree cn
conraglng The Commissioners, II will DO seen, have
called meeting tor the purpose Of organizing tho Com
pany, on the 18th Of next month";
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

may grow out Of disbursement. The pesce of the coua
Try aud the continuance Of the Union Of the States de
mand It, We are not disposed 10 twit thnse, who have
Tor years denounced Mr. CLu for the Missouri Compro-
MISE Tor now adopting the principle aud extending ii a.
cross The continent 1t measure Of necessity and
compromise hrn-and II is FAR more 50 now THIS Union
was bounded IN concession anl compromise aud can be
peri etuaied only by the exercise of the same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

R1BB0.NS, RfBBO.NS!! RIBBONSil!
FENHE. SUBSCRIBER has on hand large Stock Of
L Questionable Rlbboas, plain and figured, Of all
widths. Some Of them will answer to dress COMMON
Bonnes. and tho will do for fancy and ornaments,
uses. Price 81 CENTS JOHN j. PURVlS, Ag'
=. 81 am this day receivinga large lot of Goods Of
various kinds. sent from Auction Sale in Richmond.
which will be sold al about hall their value.
July 3-s II JNO. J. PURVIS, Ag't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
NOTICE.

4 SUFFICIENT amour, Of the Stock OF the Lyme burg
"A aud Tennessee Rail Road Company having been sub
scfbed 10 authorize meeting of the Stockholders to
ile said company the undersigned Commissioners, by vr-
tue Of authority them conferred by the General Rail Road
Law, and he Charter Of the Iynchburg and Tennessee all
koad Company do hereby call General Meeting OF the
Stockholders OF tina, Company for Friday the 18th Angus.
next at 10 o'clock Of that day, in the Masonic
Hall VI this town.
HENRY DAVIS,
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL,
JOHN @. MEM,
T.. VI. LYNCH,
SAMUEL McCORCLE,
Commissioners Iynehburg aud Tennessee Rail Road
Company
lynehburg, July ~, lSiS-wtiSAu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

" Ga the l2th. during the confusion attendant
call of the House Of Il personalities. Mr. Ileny Of In
diana. was otl'nslve and dsrespectu to the Speaker
Mr. Winthrop ordered him into custody and The Ser
geant at Arms conducted him of the House After
short lte, he returned and made the necessary expa
nation and achnuw Judgements, and permitted 10 take
his seat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

TINTlE undersigned will attend Campbell and Bedford
L July CourIs.and Franklin Henry, Pntsylvana and
Patrick August Courts for the purpose Of collecting and
ing up all accounts due the late Of Toler Town.
lev s Statham; Statham, billiard < Iowney and Black
ford Stallam s billiard. Those not seen at Court, he
will call on. All who indebted by banl or open ac-
count he hopes will be ready Tor settlement as he is
anxious close his business in Virginia.
June S-.lf CllAs. W. STATfIAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
TIE PROpO SFD COMPROMISE.

lir fl'ofoSfD NpMfhoA'INf"
The debate upon the OREGON bill. involving the doc
trina IF tho Mime, py,o has b,en e,ceeLunly able
IL. :. A.,
ana hish 'ohea ON 'he naft u oon'h'fn H'na"S' wi
calhoun as our readers are aware, commenced The ds-
cussion OF his mastery efforts The speeches
of Mr. Be-reo Davis af N;ss md I,hns,n ,f Mary.
land 40 ...aa., . -. ii. i ,,
~, - - - w "
'o' i"e'e MAS less ''edt 'laa h''9ht nave net" sup
posed The question was discussed with The earnest
ness, yet with the dignity which its importance reonr-
cd A - mas, ea1,esy b.,, ,,,, ,l, ,,o;,;,t s,ons
-, go.
nav - nv '7"'' winch VIZ 'o'e''' 'No'"o0
II as oPc o depa'e ron b7'h Houses In "nr las'we
mentioned that motion had been made in the Senate,
ON THURSDAY fra COMMITTEES Of eip,t four t., be chp-
com f,n tho Markham ,nd c,, from, rho S,,,, S,,.
,:, ~, ~
" ""'' '''''' - '''' nv gu "',' WV" ,'o
vie" OF ascefaiH1@ me pSsiply oil extending The MIS-
souri compromise westward 10 the Pacific. We were
IN error however in aitrbniinp This motion To Mr. Da
Wis Of Ni.sis.i,o The MAYER was Mr. cI,y,,n If
~ ''
D'''"'''.
Mr. Clayton said that this exceedingly proractrd de
hate-whicl he did propose Icruinate--Wa> cv-
IDENTIFY calculated 10 iHame and eNasperate various
tons Of the country, Instead atallayUg HE excitement
now eAlsiing and II med 10 lim Thai It was highly
important, II HEY INTENDED Ia ADJOURN by anything hike
the Tune at Which tie nng SESSIONS OF Congress were or
dnarly brought 10 cloS,. llat stmoih6g should be-
u,,n ,l,, ,,r .,,f, Inn far !, .,s ,,cr.,
mpus, lie 10 Tell. with So many diff rent amcndatory
pr'posltians h.iare then, each OF which had It's advo-
cafes, "aa lhs' sentiment Is. IL was necessary tina I
question could be settled upn any, bass at The
session or not II WIS well known that tins same ou,sn
wasaIs, nqn,lia, IN The Cao,,eo -, ve,r,,1'. a.
Mhc" IN :. was a iH'l'oef, i'fe was II" dISPS-
Nv" "lo ne l''' ~ 'n c9a'It'ee 10 eFaHe us hSP"i
o'I9 us 'ne'h'''S "fie PIE area ana Wl'lnH 10 u"
her whole duty Il VAS engaged already in preparing
,a ,,.a lug NV ",f.'lo NOW II 'sS'' ne commit
,,,',s.t :, ] ,.I ''s a. Pl'S'"' '" '"U
'',i , '''s ~ ''''a,' wy ss'''''t MA,
~ aL - ,; a.,e VI" ~. ''," u NF'' "''' ''a
w. SUN as '.' ''N'' "'''" come U''"''
T., h., t,, 40 II, " Ho''a 5SN' % co'l"S'u "N
A. ~" " l ,' ,','''
; a. ~ '',,9 " '7'o'' VI '''' q, ''' ny r""
VI Wv :, nav ",'a '','.e MISS MI COZ"
h,in,, ',,' " II, nv 3' ,'' "''l"'oe VI
~; ','a ''eH ,', o''y "'o
which WAS a,,,,g an ,,e,1,a, ~,
%,s' was no" a2'a,is ana eAe',ios every section q"
il -, ;,,nr,o,, ,ha, 81, Il die, iI I,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

" Governor Murchead, the President Of the late
wig National Convention, declares thai lie mailed 4
letter directed to Gen. Taylor, nj Baton Rouge. inform
ing him Of his nomination. on the oh June. upio the
last dates, II had not been received.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
THE VIRGINIA REGIMENT.

The Virginia Regiment may be expected al Old Point
from the l5lh To the SOlh inst. Col. Ilamuamck aud
several Of his olliccrs reached Richmond ON Saturday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

One Of the gratifying circumstances attending the
nomination of Gen. Taylor vas that delegates from ey-
cry State III the Union voted lr it, and from this fact
might have been inferred the extraordinary nationality
of bis popularity Southern by birth. education
aud feelings, and citizen of what was. until lately the
frontier Southwestern Stale. he Is as enthusiast
cally supported IN Massachusetts,, Vermont AMI Maine
as in Louisiana; aud in Wisconsin and Indiana as in
Florida and Georgia. Tne New Eoganler in conlem-
plating the spollrss purity OF his life. the maJesc sim
pllcty Of his character, his brilliant services high sense
Of duty aud ardent PATRIOTISM cares that he is a
ISavchuirr-a Southern man IN all his instincts, prlu-
cpes and lntertss-one who, win favor IN the North
has made Professions of eacheryo SOUTH and who
does not pretend to have Northern feelings ON the sub
ecl Of The peculiar institutions in which he is So largely
interested. Al this peculiar crisis, when an attempt has
been made by the late leader nj he Democratic party
raise part, based exclusively upon sectional feelings
1t consong 10 II fleet that the Nhlgs present. ms their
candidate, who's popularity rides all gepgraph-
cal considerations and in support Of whom the North and
the South, the East and the West. unite tellI=
ren-as Americans. In this point of view, alune the
election Of Gen Taylor will be great national blessing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

The Iappan AboIilionists--ihe real Simon Pnres--
have published an address their ffrnds protesting
against the abandonment of their separate organization
and The adoption Of Van Buren, their candidate They
say lie is less Of an abollonist now than he
was lin 1910, when they did not support hun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
.V'EUV' BOOK<.

lust RECEIVED at the Book Store of d. b. Payne &
- Brother
Taylor and his Campaigns,
Lille Of Gen. l.. Cass aud sketch Of Butler,
British Female Poets by G.. ". Brtlune
Planetary aud Stellar Worlds by o. VI Mitchell,
Italy, Alps and the Rhine, by iieadlcy, EDITION.
Loitcrngs ia Europe and Corson,
Kings and Queens, or Life in the Palace,
B1napartc, Poem,
Mary Grove, or the Trusting Wife,
Angela, a Novel By Mrs Narsh
Harold the Last OF the Kings by Bulwer &c, Ae.
July l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20

NX'lllI\M NJ. III RWEII., Esd having reinn
W ed from rccen, toul through the Southwestern
countless will address tie citizens of Lynclbun this g
yenlng, early candle light. at the Masonic Saloon on
the subject aud prospects Of the ynebug and Isnnes
see Rail Road.
July Goth.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-20
Negroes! Negroes

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I AN nov in market to purchase fall supply Of M.
L GROES will pay the highest market cash price tor al
LIKELY .NEGR OES,
From 10 to 40 years Old.
PERSON., having any Tor sale will do we'll to call bo
lore making .ale, doubt the hughes, eu be obtain
sd. NJ HART,
will R,ea liberal price for two Blacksmits and
Carpenters, good worknen.
N L. Persons at adsanes having Negroes Tor sale, will
By Matted promptly by giving description OF the property
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