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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
THE GREAT MILLER FORGERY CASE

iIi- uRCa1 MILLER fORUfRY CASE was
on ral yesterday, al Boston, The indictment charges
Mr. Miller, who is bloker, with issuing twenty seven
notes, puPortmg to be made by Mr. B-lknap railroad
contractor, for the Of SCI OOO all the SAID notes
being forgeIies. Mr. Belknap had given Mr. Miller four
genuine Notes. amounting to $4,000, and the other
twenty seven are supposed to have been made after these
by tracing the amounts dates and times of pavnen be
ing the same but the Commonwealth does not undertake
prove that the forgery was actually Committed by Mil
ler.-Com.
BUCKINGHAM ESrATES.-It is said tba, the
property Of the Duke Of Buckingham to the amount Of
tlo,OOO year, cannot be sud- Neither the Duke nor
his son has the p'wer Of cutting off The Chandos email,
and by the proper sale Of The other portion Of the proper
y, and consequent saving o interest AMI insurance il Is
declared by persons competent 10 Judge, that fl2 900
year can be saved 10 the family during the Dukes life
Gan il be said that the Marquis. upon coming TO the
d"ked'n with $4,000 year will De utterly destitute
and beggar Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

Hands W9.NTED.
VAN to hire 80 MEN and BOYS to work on IN
n mountain Section Of the Canal. The work is dry
aud no danger from blasting.
IN my absence from town, Mr. Geuroe F. Robar,, i
authorised to act in hiring hands
Jan. los IfT-CU NO%Tco>,up,r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON.
RHF.JTMATISM.

As moved the OF disease and prepared them for
the Summer 1t has been known njure in
the least the delicate child.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
LATEST 4RRIV.4L-RENOVA &C..
Greatest bargains ever offered in

Greatest bargains ever offered In
GE.NTLE.ME.N'S GOODS
W hl'temore and 20. have removed t., Warwick's bull
Ding two doors below Yancey's Hoel, here they in
tend closing out their stock great bargains.
we are now receiving large supply of clothing
Ci"hs, Casslmeres, Vesngs and Furnishing GoDds,
purchased BY Mr. Watehouse in New York previous to
our determining to leave Lyuchburga of which will
sell at small advance upon cost as it our intention to
close here as SION as possible.
Oenile'nen IN want Of gous il our line nav be assured
OF saving from twenty five 10 thirty per- cent as we
shall charge no profit Our stock Of Cloths Cassimeres
and VeStin9s is very large, and have made arrange
menus TO have them manufactured into any kind Of gar
nenls at short notice and in the best manner
NV WHrTIEMORE s. CO.
We respectfully request all persons indebted to the
Trims OF Nalerhuuse and h.Irmore and Whiemure
Co., to call and settle wish to close all account
Immediately.
Sept.-2l IS w & co.
Wool ROLLS.-5oO lbs fine Wool Rolls, for sale
August 24-ts
BACON.
\ HHDS. prime Western Sides, on consignment, for
- Sale by
oc'. 5-Gs GEO BAGBY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23
SCROFULA CURED.

SCROFULA CURED.
This Certificate conclusivey that this Sarsapara
has perfect control the most obstinate diseases Of the
blood Three persons cured houses
THREE CHILDREN
DIR. Iownsend-Dear Sir: have the pleasure To ri,or
that three of children been cured of the ro
ula by the OF excellent medicine They We're ;ct
ed severely with bad soes have taken only four
took them away, FOR which myself under deem o
ton. Yours respectfully
ISAAC w. CRANE, LOG Wooster st.
New York, March l, IS47.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
DR. Townsend almost daily receiving orders from Pbvs
clans in different parts Of the Union.
This to certify that we, the undersigned PHYSICIANS III
the City Albany have in cases prescribed Dr.
Sarsapaa and believe to be one of the most
valuable preparations in the market.
H. p PULLING. M d.
J. WILSON, NJ. d.
r. B. BRIGGS NJ D.
Albany, April !, 1876 P. E. ELMENDORE NJ D.
UNITED STATES OFFICER
Corps and member of the New JERSEY Legislature has
y sent US the following Certificate 1t tells its own story
Rahoay, Jan. 25 IS47
year since taken with the Influenza and nv whole
system lett IN debiated state was induced To trv Dr.
Saraarilla, and after taking two or three bottle,
was very much relieved and attribute entirely to the
Sarsaparlla have continued taking it. and find that in
prove every day. believe saved my e and would not
DC without 1t under any consideration.
G. W. Mclean.
PILES! PILES!, PILES!!!
If ''nS'nts Sarsaparilla Is is .uccessful in CURING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-23

IVY ''"nS'nfs Naraparilla is no Hss in curing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
POLITICAL AND DOMESTIC,
TIIELNTT DEMONSrR lIIONIN NEW
YORK. AND MR.. CLAY.

Oh The tenth dav Of a7t APRIL Henry CIV IL c,re
"'ch has been phIsirl. said, II hive fnay deli e0
tl ave 20 HE National Couven,iln. hich is a<sefn
Die IN june. q consIa ration Of nay name in cunec
with such others may be presented to it. to make
lection G suitable candidate ipr The p e~drrcy or tie
ned NaeS; and Whatever may b. tie Issue Of II i's
taf and tu dIberatlon will meet MY prompt and cheer
FIJI argnla -ceUcr.'
After snch ltclara-' as Ills hat can BE- m re- in
JTrIons to the fame If Mr.. Clay-What unjust ii
rR h4'nSoIt-llan the attempt thrpst him forward at
iIe end u lea1vaSS Is he hHnbi dieur FIR woes in
spite # The d ci-nn ,f tha vary Canveniin il which
NJ n solcmiy d,carcs HAT NJ Shall acquitsrct ha'
insult i il to him. suppose fjr one mornpnt Tint he
i'll allow his be used for The purpose If pros.ra.
inE that party Of which he has beoa $, long the most
brilliant orna uent-Whch has stood nv hl 81 no and
s. tathutlY-and which never left him. as long as the
'li9hit s i pc ufhis aircdl Every Wig
paTer, without eXccp inn which las cen mcst relarla
Die tor is eel support If Mr. Clay IL poros the use
- which faction has atteaFhcd prostitute his name
a3i all mite in the hell at he will Supra a "a Innalon
brought about BY SHch agency and under slcl aaspcrs
Il can@ot be otherwise. Henry Clay ran never view
rh aPn-o5ltion. any attempt 70 connect his name with
thc sG-e tile perry whose Object i 10 elect Lewis
C.ss. -'ll Courier makes tile following Just and
reriacn nasras upon this subject:
THE :r4f. Is. there lies an isnpcabe c.nsti'uiuna
d. llicu!.y in lie way Of these wise m n Of Gotham
which does not to hive entered their thonghtS-
lhej cannnt vie fir Mr.. Clay Pr leut or lr Mr.
Fdn Vice Pre~id mt. All III can lp is to nomi-
nate tysix persons or electors fth-y can find 50 many
noon struck Individuals who will accept the nominating
ana consent it chosen. FIR Clay and Fillmore
But when they have done this, they viii not hay begun
II approximate in an ininitistal eLree, towards accom-
Plj~hng their oil e. These candidates they know f
ihoy >l anything, win receive few hundred votes
nny They know bair hand that thrT candidates can
MT, moment, the first faint euillrli.g If the
renotes chance If success
We would advise these wise men e Gotham to en-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
DEN0CR\TIC CONVENTION

Tie Deno,rac Convention In cuulr-ani gne.-
IHti- nasa gr AZ display Y! za,i and r,ql-ncr on
s!agtt, talked Of cr~I~.- Nv 1--we done Frequently be-.
fore. YuanIcr oratr- pass mel and aa,ar.u II
~ilc.re IN hcir cv:; o. tlI tn. best ,nrre,rs ~
Virginia nt HE ~unih eth. Uni, ~ a;r Of In. lnn,,
rrr Iar5e, drrnn. "a th <l:r~. N IN. Nj s.rrI.
tirhr l'n murh rnihusl> VI II ul4 NJ c,.-
s,r no waS 'i,e atterdlu-e 4, larLras n, wv, autci
pl'rie ~p-cialy n The rcm,e rouuri+s --thouo
in reg rd t,tht private worth. iaS arl il,ll stand:
Ing ct m1ry Of IL. mrin5'rS III Convrn ion wa. h,II,
respectable NJ give, II a,orh,r c,uun. thr ilicI.l
account. from hc K pI,I c4r VI hr Gr4; Jay~ proceed
inr%. The paper laulrru Procession ou tln INV niyt
Mas rather snail one, "a polar demonstration, hr.
WAS quite pretty sight and conuurtrI " II dec INN.
and we regretted the sudden end PAT it byna un,Sprct
n AMI heavy dl, Of ran which e>tlnsui,nrl lie 4A,
ann hlukr lie ranks
- wr have i.'h Clnvrn,n has crnc and ], nr
anil cni Lono WE Il, rye t, Il Iai.yr ~rrnuah # DIR
It's in he place to have s~ta med no d.turb,nc, whA,
ever. We 10 Mt orIipva = srIle WIrr has b, en- inLu
ce !h iii; he has sren r heard i, q.ii Ills BART.
whilst have hrarI NJ our rtwp driven r,u ill.,. D-u-
orrlc ciniIut4s ~ HE abuse lid ricur u wrrrd ID
81 &c .eral 'l'alIr
Ia pIr.ic.iar. however,, we hope a., W hrg4 j.
their ~ r,a-ApL C.nrrt vii fli y lh. ,.xrupl st
ny D,cr;. 4. film Il -t'a il, III tire ri5r,i II II
drA :cnr. \ .ar-aq In'iy ota,n uu.nl III III. Nv
pa-I d.sio ,;-!-NNr .rrn jh. ,> NV C-lrL C.u-
i Sc has h"rI ~ mIIy p-r'iI"l All III TIA C,r7-u-
lion n l. yin1,1 my II. .nr!a ia. o..ldplof listing
ing thrnn9d at The SAFE lib itl,.ols otArn, on Inc
ta.yass.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

When we first heard Of the intention If the 81 called
Clay novemeE' in This ciy.we addressed private letter
TO Mr.. Clay. not expecting in return any answer
answer, in which We are au horsed TO say as fol
lows;
ASHLAND, Sep. 8th, 1918.
JAMES Brooks, Es1.
have gvenand Shall give, no counenarce u econr4ge-
men 70 any movement I" bring my name as a candidate.
Tor that 'ilee (lhe Presidency belre the Public"
80 one point desire no secresv and that is. lha
am utterly opposed q the use # my candidate
for the Presidency.
My warm regard, % your roher
am truly your lend.
Aud obedlsrt servant
II CLAI.7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

Nnl. b. Archer, late a Captain in The Virginia Re-
gimfnr ct Volunteers. was ed week before lst in
Richmond. on charge Of forgery, and committed after
examination by Magistrate. % prism. lie had his
animation ~ the Hastings Court which at Oh Monday
last.
The flehnn.ld Times Of Thursday slys:-
CHpl. " IN. Is. Archer whose exdniuaiim took place
before the Mayor on N,uday last. upn ch,rue Of tor
gn4 two n'l's iT lOJ ZACH purpru. t, be drawn bv
C'aEnllr Archer payaLlrtI j. J.. Archer wa- remand
60 rI'I before the regular tn NJ lie Hastings Court
which MI! Commence On The Oh n Octubrr
Mr. Archerls Connected by hi.rh and ma ria,e wi Ii
S'~' Of Ia respectable families in the SAT-, into
he cries If which his conduct will cary III. most pois
tant grci.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

be less caillrg 10 ind ourselves The ric,i.,s.r
NY IN Congress. actin. u.ttr the forms. \, L.,-,
CONSTITUTION, though II VIOLA i'm # il spirit.
''Our urrs tI.pn
N're sill At le orr c,rnlrym,n.''
II any thing could agur,va'e lie srr,>e Of ,,-
injustice. WIich his rNrlusi n tium r,rril ~ ,
By he common valar blood and treasure uf .,.o ,
n"n,n wound "a the cnn~oioasne>s that il M I'LL
!" HI n''air tribes # nItans Me- u c-anI Ill Il, II,
erg"ne.'u1 mNIurc Of c,lors and nee. Wien j,
u me mass ct var NJ" How ctz We repea,,L,,
lhe 'Af'I> N Il slavery. by rnncrments of The tr[r,
legislature, w"nl b" as certain and effective NJ f
were Thought a.sut by the Pruys and. a 4 malta,
taSle, i'rlnI ami decency. 81 nl prefer Il, b. Hill
diced g'i"gto Calf mia with ar pr ,p-rty. H. Il.
Senate aud House Of Representative. in Gowns.
'e'nbed, rather than by legislature elected by ,I,..
"h" with heir country, but lately bpu .ht with
PIT money. II cnInrrci by arms and whose yrrv 1T
u pTo>cfip m would be r1uchel il frriur mru,u-
Is lHor" Son hern hcar which does not quicken Nh,
sense ct insult at the very sIrr S,n? Arl Vet wei,
no wong to Gen. Cass in snyinr tia. this il the I,
which he thinks the It,t and mos, constitutional
- i not be said that iii exclusion v.pu i. NJ.
iror rlIy- Tha recognition fine p,wer IL TIL k, /.
I'>l''Nfe won prevent any SIlvclnIIer # IA 9
'hinr. even hrtoeany enactment WAS ma,Ir-Il. vou,I
"''' 3" c'I'~r ." whilst the law existed. In the man.
'Hrf- 'ie rouarv would b. filing up wiki emiyra.t,
'a'n ia frre atts mt rrn Euro,r. anI. ~ ihc
ilnr ftr period afrivrd fir Ii. aI,.trn VI Sim.
t">u irl there would b. Il irD rti's unlrI il {,
= The inrS,l ton If sIyery whIls, tie mss Of ci
zsi~, W. N.lr. nrran and T. lr,pean worlI he fund
n or7 sto'. The recognition j, IN pwer in the .rr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

The Wings have been frequently wittpI nr the fail
urc OF Their Tr''rh'eIes. They have BEEN nrrrnes
wnfuIly ont of their racua'ions must he con(rssed-
Bni can any parallel be produced 10 the disc,mfur+
which waited the vr, rrhlr editor f HE Enq,irrr
lSlO IN his - cuaion up he result d The contest II
that year? We need moi cmind Or readers hat ~hra
the nomination If Gen Harrison reached him. he sad ~
lis papr that he might 90 10 sleep and not wake uni
November. The Enquirer, du ii. The canya>s aorund
"a Mh cunIlfn stlamrnts If what was IL J.. the re-
sui in h and thai State and il tie Union Al large
On one OCCASION lie said, Mr. Van Barren i'll certainly
get the vote of New York; and he mus, be elected Or b.
city IS IN danger" Again, just eight years ago. to-day
the Enquirer said
New ork Is 20 certain FIR him. that The man e o.
most considered jon! who d,uhis IT, We clal y lr VI.
Van Dnrtn. Prnn>y lvania Mary land, Georgia. Missh
srpi and for argument sake regard d"u nnl. lt'nt'
New f.rk. Ohio, tennessee, New jeis Y. r't Caro-
lima. Louisiana and Michigan. Lei be Whiss 5ai'e''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
DOE FACE.

Many people familiar with the above tern who a
= Grant # IL origin as well a. offs orhoemphy
- such The following explanation from lie y. T. Atlas
will prove accepia' le
Doe FAcE.-The term dough face'' should be witt
ten de fare john Randolph, ho first uttered The s'ig
ma. Meant by il TO sairzp class Of politicians who
are IKE the dor. female der. which is frightened by
81 ing is own face reflected in s;rpanl-t-So sod
N9snsao' himself said. when appoaed u afterwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
GEN. CAsS'S NORTHERN

n order to rebut the effort o the Southern Democrat
c press To make appear that it is the Northern Wings
alone, mo advocate Free Soil. throw together the
following declarations Of leading supporters Of Gen
Cas- At The NORTH ind il d he ID our hlnI i'll
the Savannah Republican and some Other exchanges:
We'begin with the IesInons passed by The Aliehj-
san Legislature yeas -, no 5, which General Cas-
pr,senteI III ;he Senate the United States. The
same I.eg;s'a.rre nominated him for President
I2esaIyrd. Tia: whenever he G. rnmeat Of the u
n:ed ates shall acquire t0ory b. conques resson
Or PAEchas@, i7 which slavery s!ali not. by aw, eAs
at The lle Ct such conquest, cessi5n nlrci1sr,
wound ~ rfrGgpant 10 HE moral sense of ms Galon
and velaloH d the cearest daty of Congress per
mil the institution Of slavery, II ANY FORM, TO lie
Introduced ID rein =
RESOLUTION or THE CAsS CONVENTION
IN MICHIGAN.
Resolved. that hos'i III 70 he erieison oClnnGn
siarag is o.d erer his Lcen IF lie FRINGE
tl,.S VI :HG, uEMOCRAIIC CREED, aid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
DOITINCi AND OVTnT!EOViNG ALL PAR
TIES E.SED on 1IIE ONE lUEA.n

DOITING AND OVEpTNEONiNG AL PAR !
HES b.sED ON The ONE iDEA."
Hin R+si5ican Journal If i:ellasi, Maine. loud
u3utaed ~ioatrr tir Cas-. siyS:
ATTN, " Mills have adarlei IL Prrsi lent thr rgeS
Slave owner ~ Louisiana. - aud lrannrs are
na tufally Identified with HAT snion. and who would
In r-t live WIu' Presidential authority to
syil,n tle cXi-ti Of slave teui-,rv.
Hear a-ain I'll" same High pnrs of Cas- Denncacv:
'-Na( laSs D1nucgli-) have ourS irts aIvc'it! lae
N lAo tuyl~a priucipr. and hold tu.lt now: i"r y"
VI necessity 1T tnlnnInL ii If he EtmucralIc
party. Il i essentially Demo rlc ia lis uanreIt is
Dem cratic in is origin, aud We wiling To trust :"
:Ee lrmacracy at The ry tr lis establishment. aS
they are bs able tn accomplish it. For lis friends 70
ihnv ndum u?an il by identifying with il base deSer-
tif y iuburatr~ and weak mig III, piver ofa gTcai
parIt NJ establish Nv withdrawn. lii mtlencc hIr!
-hou!d have promoted within the party. appears 10
strange melhli Of o.nItit5 the pHne pie"
Again:
-" is directly involved in orr elections Congress.
and sound men y IImnt pnvi-u Incn Shan b. Seec:
iyl it, The various lis with reference his We'll
I'LL i,n~ If general Irfcy. That Gen. Casa sln
d New England and resident 81 Free Sale-would
velo such neasuTe. iiadupcd by Cong c>s, believe
IS gross calunny. 1t would he contrary every
'ura impulse Of hi, mnd aad 10 he thoughts and
Citations al lis !lie
A article il tie Franklin Demncrs', Gre'nirlI
Massachusetts,. ana supporter VI GA. Cass.~als
IDeno rlcy i, anI tytr ni. ~ nrn,s,d, Il, All slave
IT, Dtmocr5cy NEST ever % fira free soil Slavery
can rover be aLoiSei except il be ,trouf
the Influence # the Deiao-.acy''
DIR. \. Dnrcan Of Chic has announced bin,,-fa can
jidae hT Congress and BIS given HE pailJrm, 7 IN
uiich Ne stands. lt. thu-l
.Tnnia far7y " CA. C0sS r,l lii I'LL ~ 5onoro
be iAcras 10 se.ure his,lcf.n
Ia,t amused In n. iyJroj,ct;, or .i.,, ;,o mn,
!..riiori or his co!ijae,i ,r;cye j,.c,, Jc, ,t @
c1st"
Tyaia The E.yirGg CLjo yr,,;. ~, ,o,o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
le fiehmuld Times Of Jhursdayslys
NIL, { AN

The letter Of lIr. Clay 10 NJ Brooks has had The ef
feet Of trrgi g his tan pant firr DIS it New York 10
ihei: senses. \ me ting called, il Nex York, nj
Friday nlghl last fs The purpose Of drtrrrinL 10 hi.
wishs il regard II n4t beiu. canIIllr. Tie wholn
movenrni II NpSsr4. White, Hal am ) lle hls he,u
very coatrmpbl- and ought I, vrr tirm viii d,
and r:dcs!lp.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

\ rnmr haylng pr'vaiIc il hs part 81 Ar State. l.t
Mrs~rs. Mangnm AM BcrrIrn had LET, Washington De.
tcrnnaI 10 suppos Cas- 1nd Butler, Mr. John = P-.-
dlrlon appr sed Lesn gentlemen # the inct aud has
erived answers from both Indignantly irnyin, the iupu-
taon involved in the report. They av,w ,Iair I-,.r-
mnaton 70 do all in their power the election #
the W hig candidates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CONVENTION.
lpnn tie 'ggtsIl'n If meeting hrL ii Grrrnbrrr
cgay j, has been determined ID hoId an Internal In
lr'v'nirni Convent n IN Saunon. on Monday lie 2nI
Ocober. Several c1unles have already taken step. t..
be rcpn sened therein. 1t should lore prop fly b. call
90 Convention % pro mute the txlen~ ii Of The l. ,uisi
Rail Il ai Wesw ardy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25
GEN. CASS AND TIE TERRITORIES.

GEN {,ANS MID Iiit, t'l't, RI I(ADIES
HE F47i N plnes ,ve recently c}rrri on III a,nrv
controversy rsn cjnr III, c,urs. ,nrs,ei h. Mr. MIS-.
o,. ,f,,,. j,I.,,,,s f,., ,t,,, -. p.1;
VI VI '''s ''''' mt ID ~ 'F p'"I""''
No"''n i'h III eadeaV'iinT 10 9"t ron Cen Ca~7 an
anthor alive exp lon Of bis views as SIT firth in the
Mel, Il II Iatt,r mis- dn.,L h,t oar,la,,a vi
j ~ . VII, NTH ,.; l.
I" r., m III + t'''"'~' =, 9'' "'''
tSiTH'ir1 Zen C'sS upon HE slavery qae' "n II" with
standing the Nici l>'1 ietpfl Father. the cmsiri.
ZION ui: he placed np,n HAT letter led him TO reir,-
bate he .cr,ars il c,ntaineI. As some r.va d'-
I'LL construction u ii,r pls,ar. inrIi,tnte p,yrr
If lh territorial IL isla ur u dip ii INV question III
slavery Mr. A,sfs IL fire the meeting If it,. Canvr-
lin-and the ia e is inpor,aut-ulllst in Washnotor
addressed 4 letter 10 Gen. CasS. in uhch were rr,-
pjunI.d il r.spcc;nl manner the f Il yi,,r uue,lj.
lst. Whytyr yau s-ill adirret u 1h4 po9lon, rakcn
n y,uf ,rtteF !" y y 1 NlcAoso", Esq., VI Decem-
o! ''S,! :.
Won consider iI,, The itI,b,,.,;sf, Ere ,La,
iorn State Go7ernue,t. have a rir to establish OF
pr'hIo slavery. q IAey iy deem most with
h.l ical policy!
3 An! HAT the policy 81 evprtssaI il Tile paramount
law during THE territorial probation, clnLeAhe OILY by
the IeIpc q" The territory np1a the formation OF State
G"v'rrmeat, or under such legislative sanction they
may dire!
here Is another matter, but sli.hiy alluded - il
III y fr !" f -!t"'I1'h y winch VII ais' direct
ADMINISTRATORS
unI.tia5ia rnhl 10 nirrat. vjtb tb4ir srvns I, a-,
Mexican territory thai may he annexed t, the Jncd
''a''S--"r would you fe-2ld 1t d noinI matter II con
,,i,,.1 -' Ill III. "'.''
iiaadatry ,-a.. .Iin5 ta t,,;s-t.r III s.l t,rutry
(-app HWY II VII, .id w qniftaN
NAV trrsr rrra yory p.r.in,.t qlrs iia&. adia,,s.
ID N HA'Nc F'A:3e M'n1sr. t. nae ~l'>fAl n Wa
o I'll 10 oe "f'4slt 3i'Fe HE Convention = candidate
y 4f''' p"'y- meg .vtff tr'H't t'fih pnfPs' II
't r. ''' "'- ~ 'Ar 'flr i'ahiA- n r.rain P'F
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rem the lilm American Of Yesterday, we copy
He following teegrapbic statement confirming entirely
the inoinailoh before received that Mr. Clay posi- i've
y refused 10 lend his countpnance any discriminating
movement in opposition to The derison Of the Why party
at PhiladJnhin
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Family E.9lC.S'

1880 lbs. Town Cured FamiIy Bacon, in fine orde
For sale by
Jdy as McCORKI.E & SIMPSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-25

IAr irr3fl' y }Is. Gram I l.,.,rr--uhj, Il w grs
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LILLE CE0Il.n "a

lnesall'ra cl"ianes is lrlr,acn, ,Hi the accounts
seem 'ess zrh ana lille PM: i i 'npon The sb
3ect- The French government hlveI, pinteI 4 alaI-
ia commission. ~ afpIy thens Ire III TIC dse y. rt
~ mems to prevent ana mitigate disease. Tie
t;eiii>i Ilons'athic Assaeaan IN Londn Lave issued
"A circular. shows he comparative result in tbs disjr-
der OF The fansR3 hc AMI alop1,hc m-,hs ul treat
man f1'p SATISFIES elected ii S32 81.