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DU FtALO SPRINGS.
AMHERST

|E'llE proprietor Of this Watering Place takes ths
method oi nfprnng the public generally. that he has
leased this property for OF years and has gone
considerable expense to make the place particularly the
lodging department } more comfortable than it has he-eo-
tore been and Is prepared to Nlsters. The
TABLE,
shall be furnished with the best that the mountain
Try can atiri, ana it shall b. served Up Ia ami
wholesome Good MUSIC has Been engaged
TAR the seisou He medical virtues Ut the Buffalo
Springs are known by those WHO hive tried them,
he unsurpassed fur Dyspepsia the dis N The Aim
enary Organs generally, All diseases c4lIlry uf DeJ
Jity, am tuI Her Invaluable Healing Properties gpn
orally. There Is turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg BY way Of this place the alley Distance from
lynchburg to this pace 70 niles from this pace
Lexington % miles.
For Adults per week, s. 90
Children and servants 80
Horse, 80
ISAAC IRVINE IIlTE.
good Hack will be regularly three tunes week
be.wern Lynch5ury and The Buffalo Springs By tile sub
scrber, commencing the 81 day july next Office
at The Cabe House. Il viii leave Lvnchburg Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays az half past O'cvch
Fare, 81 90
Children under ten years Of age 90
jane l2-wts- l. |. II.
VlRGINIA:-A rules held in the Clerks Office Of tho
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery for Bed
ford county, the 5rl day Of July, ISIS:
James Lancaster Plaintiff,
gainst
Pleasant Preston and Thomas s. Icftwich Merchants and
Partners trading under the STYLE and firm Preston Lett
wlch, and James Anthony Defendants,
III Chancery.
The Defendant, James Anthony not having entered his ap
pclraHcc and given security, according the Act Of Assem-
Bly, anu the rules Of this Court and appearing BY atisiac
evidence that he is inhabitant Of this Common
wealth 1t ordered that the said James Anthony do a-
pear before the Judge said Circu Superior Court q
Law AMI Chancey for Bedford county, at rules TO be held
in the Clerks Oicc thereof the first Monday in October
next and ans bill the Plaintiff and that this order
be inserted in newspaper published in the OF
Iynchbu, for months successfully, and posted at the
door of the Court House OF this Court
dav. Copy-Iestc,
July 13-v2m JOS WILSON, Crk
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lust RECEIVED at the Book store Of y. B. Payne $
y Brother
Taylor and h's Campai gns,
lAe Of Gen. l.. Cas- ard sketch Of Butler.
British Female Poets BY Or. W. BetIsue,
Planetary and Stellar " Worlds By o. NJ Mitchell.
italy Al ls and the Rhine, by Ieadley, NEW EDITION,
Loiterngs III Europe and Cor-on.
Kings and q Ieens or Life in the Palace,
Bonaparte, Poem,
Mary Grove the Trusting Wife,
Angela Novel By Mrs. Marsh,
Harold the Last Of the Saxon Kings,
July l3-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

Son who have pale compilations, dull botchcs on the
face rough skim and Of spirits bottle two
TDr Tovnends Sarsaparila 1t viii cleanse blood
the reekle and botches and give you animation
sparkling eyes, fine spirits and beautiful comp VI
vhicl Jf immense value Is unmarried ladies.
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WTRT7 PgESTO.e,
DEALERS IL
GROCERIES. LIQUORS AND DOMESTICS
OFALL KINDS,
FOPW.IRDLNIi IND COMMISSION
,rrDHII N-US

FORWIRDLNG .lND COMMISSION
.UERCHLNTS,
Main Street, Lynclburg, Va.
4 RE now receiving, and have in store. large nd
: a well selected <toc, OF Goods recently purch a~e
il the Northern cities, t' ca5h-cJnssn5 IN part Of the
following artices:-
30 JUS Ri. LarIarra and java Cvtfee, some very
. hhds n o, P R. and y erik Sugars,
) 0l5. y o. clarified 10
Is hlLs ard ools P r. and y. 0. Myasses,
fierce Ntuart's extra Syrup,
200 lbs. S,le Leather,
10 tons Tredagar and Country Bar Iron,
22l0 lbs. Blisered Nee,
1909 do Nlyl1r & Co.'S Shear and Gas; Steel,
100 sacks Of Salt,
- bales Of Dones5,s, from 81 to II,
10 d. Cotton Ozna0urgs, Ms and 2,
10 bblS Tanners Oil,
10 d. Ms and , Mackarel.
40 boxes sperm and t4low Candles,
1870 kegs Nails, all SIS, lneLuIing box and lining
Nails,
500 lbs. Hoop Iron,a sizes.
80 Kegs Riff and Blasting Powder,
20 nests VOID Ware
80 boxes English Cheese,
1000 lbs Lewis's White Lead,
~ boxes Stuart'5 Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls Crushed and powdered do,
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns. best factories,
10 tons Richmond Ground Plaster,
/. cases Hats, including Panama, s-eshosn, Palm
Leaf, &c
LIQUORS.
80 bbls Mountan and B-rtiti u Ahis.ey,
~ do Old Rye, J. Martin Renhart's 81
| pipe Onrd, Dupuy s Co; Brandy,
| do J. J. Dupuy s. CO., d.
| do A. Sc 5nette, %
20 bbls Imitation Brandy,
10 do Apple Brandy,
10 do Rye Gin,
10 d. Boston Rum,
do Sicily MADEIRA Wine.
| do hue old do d..
) do Malaga Wine.
Including Indigo, Nader Coppe'as, slum, >alt-ye
ire, BJrax, L,-wO1d, Putty, Aspce, Pepper, t'nge.
Pants, Tow Linen, Bleached >h9eting5 and .hirtings
lr4ce Chains Spades, Slove-, Castings, .N.gnn-b
with variety Of other articles not mentioned III the abos
catalogue.
b. WANTED.-Bacoa, Elour. Fasseed, Bu.te..
Tow and Flax Linen, Ginseng b e sax, Whiakey Sc.
r which the highest market price will be given IN
Cashier Barter.
April 2O-ts
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JOHN G.. .McCL4.N.4H.1N,
GROCER AND COMMON MER CHANT
LYNCHBURG Va

LYNCHBURG, VA,
! AN now receiving my Spring and Summer Stock
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part Of the following articles. viz
200 bags Rio aud Laguyra Coffee,
% do Old Java do, very superior,
80 hhds No. P R. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar,
20 hhds and bbs 5loasses, (sume very surnror,)
30 kegs Nails
80 sides Sole Leather
10 bbls. Tanners Oil. Guest quality,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
. rams Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper.
10 Country and Trsdegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm aud Tallow Candles,
80 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
90 boxes Tea,
chest do, very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns,
40 boxes Ralsins.
tierces Rice fresh
Shad, Alackerel, Herrings and Roe Horrings,
Lieu OIsS,
60 bbls Rectifed and Mountain Whskey,
p do Old Rye Whskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II d. Limitation French Brandy.
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, Every supe
rior.)
Madeira and Sherry Wine. (best quality,)
Porter. Rum Gin. Malaga, Sicily, Madeira and Por
Wine with many Other articles.
C @ N MIS- IO.N B USI.NE.
My pro npt personal attention given 10 consgnments
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToBACCo, BACON and all kinds cuun
try produce. Also, 10 receiving and forwarding Good:
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN G. McCLANAHAN.
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SIN VARIABLE SLAVES,

fir anu lraen, them remarkably likely
AMI valuable Tie Land ir-t ab neuonsd vii.
Ice sold IN Or tO los may best SIT Plr AaserS, there
being --l;le.t - make good Traes. IvtI slow
the land to on wishing To view it,
TERMS The land VIII be Sod credit pr one tw o
and three years. e4u uents. thu purchasers giving
bonds with personal security, aud tile title ~ tr l4nl
withheld until Az thg purchase money paiI h- Stoves
VIII be sid iJr cIsh.
PASCHAL BUFORD
july 13-vt31t FAecuoro b Henry Bui1ri. decd.
- rhe It-AmlnI " liz. Stalt,n Spectator. Rocking
ham Register Lexington ttc. VIII W b.I-h
week till DAY ale ana forward ;-.- tIa Ut.e
tor payment
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This SlrsaParil used with the perfect
Rheumatic comp ANTS however cr)nic The
t,nl.hinz mas performed indeed wonderful o.
ter remedies give temporary reet, this entirely
graduates i from the system, when the limbs and bones
are dr-ldiuly swollen.
- Hear NJ. Seth Terry, o the Oldest and most
spectacle lawyers in Hartford Conn. rae following
extract X a letter received from him:
IE Tovvs.<D-I have used one Bottle Of YOUR Sarsapa-
rilll ind excellent ELECTS upon Chronic Rheu
pain Win: III am subject from injury occasJned
several 20 public stage. Please send bot
.las the Dr. Seymour. have congersed with
principal si-ls and recommend YOUR Sarsaparila
SETH TERRY.
Hartford. March y, ISL
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pr, T1r.N>E.N'D'S
s !. +. 5 A Z s Il 4 l. l. a,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE II

THE w ORLD.
Ttii5 Extract i put up quart bottles it time
cheaper rice-stGr AMI warranted superior any sod
i -1r-s diseases without vomiting, pdrgu-, I-en- de-
h.-ltatIng the patient
GREAT FALL AND WINTER MEDICINE.
J-r medicine :, while r4cste- diseases it nygo
r7+s h5iy Il 81 the very tall and
medicines known; oaly ics the hole system
AMI rrsn-tcs the person, creates new, pure and rich
5lOoi power PJses. D. other N dre And in this
the great wunderJ II has perform
Il within past years, than s. 000 Of
OF disease J13 considered
.l-urable.
M,re than 900 cases Chronic Rheumatism
7,01o cas- Dyspepsia;
400 cases " trener. debility and KANT VI Energy
,o1o ca=es 3. tie tIHerent el1ale COinpl-Iut-j
1000 S-rUtula
1893 II the Liver Complaints;
2-7Oj ,t Disease Of the kidney and DropSyj
5000 cases OF Consumption;
All thJIs lnds Of ii disease of the blood Uce
Ey5iDeia, Salt Rheum, Pinpes the face, &C. sc, to-
gether with Ell Sick Heailche, Pam the
Size and Chest, Spinal Afectlc-s, &c, Sc,
THIS, aware must appear Incredible but have
letters lrJn Ply and from agents from all paris Of
he JneI >tlt-. informing OF extraordinary cures. X
Van BI,krl Esq, OF the respectable Drug ests in
Newark, ~ H. that he than $50
that place alone. There thousands Of i'll
the City Of New York hch viii refer with pleasure
and ii character i the best medicine for the pre-
ention 81 disease known. Il undoubtedly saved TIL lives Of
than
\ n CT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31
Il. q. Lee,

SURGEON DENTIST.
OFFICE on the cross Street leading from MAN -.
~ to the Washington Hotel. and opposite the res
Office where he is prepared 10 DO all oIe.aiCps IN DEB
tisry
Dec 7-wI2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-31

n B. PAYNE BRO Their have jus received new
IL. supply OF Paper Hangings Fire Boald Prints, " in
ow Curtains sc. sc, very pretty.
May At,
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$40 REW,3RD.
ID UNAWAY from Messrs. w. w. Toney s Co.,
IL On the ! lrh inst, bright mulato Boy,

apparently % thirty years Of age small stature, and
quite ox-ankeI a Shoemaker by trade and having
eoped with lis TOOLS he probably intends making his
way n free State.
lie alpve reward Of TEN DOiLARS.will be Civ
"a t,r his apprehension aud deteuUn in Jail, his de-
livery 10 i FafmyiIle, Va.
juno Iy-ts 7 L. JACKSON.
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THREE CHILDREN.

Dr. Townscnd-Dear Sir: have the pleasure to infor
that three children have been cured Of the Scro
ula by the your excellent medicine They act
ed very severely with bad have taken only four bottles
took them away, which feel myself under deep ga
lion. Yours, respectfully,
ISAAC W. CRANE, LOG Wooster st.
New York, March /, loi7,
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AGAINST
iii, " frl
burg, and a. such admin tT%oF de DoAi' hoh n IT, Tilt
caster det !, Margaret III i-l'51s'If' 'o' II
Margaret y ,antastef' f--1'h nm 4 Ill % @
Y Lancaster, Virginia l"aitasleF %Iiu sam n
ter the last children q said m =. III ~
and infants uhIer the a@e y twenty oNe !e'4 n 49, N
nagh, their guardian, ad lltem Defendants.
his cause came on ms dHy 80 Dc lf e 'dIt on " Pa
PeFs iomcfy read ne rsP1' o. :; ~ "a AM ~
missioner lof 7ci4ii7 'i't IS 5I lto RI
ceedln-S 4ne!to'1u' u1'co inc ON ~ - 80 NJ
appear 10 nave pccl regularly t'0 -. l'F; 49,,
cause, and the further report ot Sau ~ Hd"'
,reorge U. CufIe' thG "e-tI o. 80 -, -,
hts report me'ltloned hath iully lail Up m Pun
on Consideration whereof, tne CoAI' ap.99' III Il
doth confirm I'M s1ine' a"u oc'- III II I ~ .+ Il
ehtilea IN Hi &c. Nj MT t'' 49, II n! r..
SAID llaon \. BIt 9nt' COMMISSIONS III I'M III Il II III
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5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON,
RHEUMATISM.

As removed the disease and prepared them for
Ii has been known to lnJure
last = 4ail r,ii
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r. L---L3
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III ~ a4 Jlr4s arrr-h Wig.
lNL POLES FAREN ELL.
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4 -E5-CJLTU3AL.
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I Court Hastings held in AID tor the Cooperation Of
\ Lynchour9 the Cour touse, Monday, the Ind day
OF January, 1913:
Wilson p. Bryant, Plaintiff,
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Albany, Aug. IL, 1914.
10 MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
SCROFUI.A CURED.

SCROFULA CURED.
This Certificate conclusvey proves that this SarsaParla
has perfect the obstinate diseases OF the
blood Three persons cured house .dened
THREE CHILDREN
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Hartford, March y, 1915.
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NH. KING ON THE NAVY.

Nlr King, on reading his report, as Chairman Of the
Committee "n Naval Affairs, establishing steam com
mHllration with India an the Sandwich Is ands acc III,
panied II with some very able remarks on the past meth
~ adopted ny the country for tie increase Of Navy
IL says:
IN ms view Congress pass, an ac for the grad
uai increase and Improvement # e Navy. one
million OF doais was appropriated for HAT year Ole
th'l'"h o. collars was also appropriated annually ur the
onf subsequent years. and every year thereafter until
lo0o' inclusive. there was appropriated five bundled.
"a ,usln dollars that, during these twenty three wears
fourteen millions OF dollars, besides the ordinary annual
appropriations were applied the inrrase Of HE navy
ne plan adopted was. 10 build ps Of lnrge class
cHy fi7atts and seventy four, cree JussS them
at very large expense and allow them remain
unfinished state mil The eAgrncs IF the service might
require them II commission In several instances they
were launched and roofs thrown over them 1t was
supposed that those under in the wards le viii!
III cauiAlng would remain for almost indefinite per
10 unrJured by dry rot. Time, however. proved that
ms expectation was not well founded, and that few
years these vessels required extensive repairs Or almost
u o. reconstructed before they could be Iauce or sent
70 sea- hose whc2 had been placed The water Jared
no better. hey were subject both wet and dry rot
nj went 10 decay much sooner than they would have
a.ne i actually IL cmrssion. Under this system as
~ nave stated our ship Of the line built The
'Ohl' was constructed in 1920 she lay in deck until
1850 ~ and So, during which years b-fre she had
ever been at sea, she thoroughly repaired al a cast
q s43jS.5 This ship is aso charged with repl Rs at
Boston during the three years 10 HE amount If ~
wards Of $3.50 600
lhe ship North Carolina was built in 1918 10 1872.
at Philadelphia and was completed Norfolk in 1923
est Of si3l $50 She is charged with repairs al
Norfolk. IL me same year, Of s55,22 Sc She S ais
charged with repairs at Norfolk, in 1885, only len wear
afterwards s252, 446 46-Dakng total f5r repairs
aiter having been IN service only years. SSH 62o
The slip ID ia ware was built at Norfolk in 1917
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These are s,me Of thc fruits If the system adur,eJ
IN iol6 might goonaud give ohcr instances Of ex-
Pehdufes *qnally was'eul and r'slIIs equally unpr
h'a:l'. But thiak these Sufficient to show that we
must adopt SINE other mode 10 OBTAIN a naval force
M'ch ail be sufficient for purooss il Of war
Inc "ld SYSTEM will be seen, has his fatal and ire
medabe defect whatever aruuut nav be exfendeI in
NE construction Of ships they will require an equal
amount Y keen them il par, i placed in commission;
and allowed to reuat IN the stocks or i'll the wa er
hey decly il irw years
The plan If increasing The navy which pronas3 10
substitute or ie,ne which Ne lave % 1,nr al u III
ifoh'auiy pursued i, first encourage The esf-bl.sh
n"nt by private enterprise, under the auspices q the
Government n riary Inns Of steam mail packets rs
cur commercial interest VIII warrant and sustain have
20 doubt that " may employ il this way from . to
81 steamers Of the largest class, which will he kept in
repair by the contractors, and be all times lal to Be
aiken INTO The service Of the Government al fir valua-
ton"
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t'oasa d visions, Ju~t think nf thAM Nlsi rs Of
Young schoolmi>taf 4Irutting hrougl he stree Of
Wilmington with black co ,kade il his hat-ysons
Of militia colonel breaking lis sword over stump "a
ther than Surrender the British. bit qnetly snrien
derug himself unhruk nv visions ii tit- militia
colonel sanding before marital and attempting
10 procure the cOnvlctlnA and The execution ot an
aged GsAera by t1Sli nnny uaIe oath directly the re-
of his repeatedly written statements VISIONS
Of 4 Ierriturll G win THY ~ the Shout
der il the Natioal 'T.elspry drawing ont nearly
800 900 in the shape Of Extra pay and eping himself.
the ulc0nscUnabl4 4iHtloi. u i've rt1nS Ter day-vS.
ions Of the Territorial Governr pen II hand sign
ing law 10 punish, win Stripes np m tna bare back "r
10 knock down to the highest bidder white men and
white women ,r walking at nj hit. eleciilr their
work. b. their superurs nt Secretary of
War getting association with capital If S220,U "
speculate IN lands, and lbmltilur qup " aud il 81
ence charge y! vlilAiny from his Neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Secretary Of War; under the very eve Of his
President fleeing like guilty thing from the House Ut
distinguished either d! sion At sight Of an
pshed lady wh1 had aIltessed letter u him he dared
anSWer-vsuns Of minis Ff3nce seeking the ~
favor by prohibition 10 his sturdy cnuuirvmen
appear ii HE presence II VI except i'll full court
.ress visions IF he same p,ern minis or wiring a
tusa Ne bluH = gority the reign Of despot who mas
since been driven firth exile from his kingdom,
acc unt afhis griTliag AM inoI-rabe iyrany
Of the same foreign minister sernly refusing TO give .
statement Of facts within his PERSONAL knowledge
fir the vihdlcatiun Of the calumniaed character Of
uenerl Harrison. but oli. nsy prol-rng shat safe
ment II the strongest terne the moment Gtn' Harrison
became PreSideHt iiarr"n, u Senator IN Cons
gress raging t1r and bodshsd On all occa,i u, e
with Or without cause yet voig cenSure Gen. Taylor
for his gl rous victory N nefey and degrade both
Gen' Iayor and GEM Scott by a in favor Of the
appointment of lawyer to the chief uanl Of tie
arny-viSols Of The Senator in Congress literally
quarrtEing fr OPP rtu"y record bis in favor
The Ny llut pruVSi, then ihn Stluu OF the
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Taylor or CASS

we yestNrlAy ain lel u IT, tflrt nf IN. Icr
inhnca v hi-s . drop NE ne u Of Mr. rim o,r.
lheir llchGi. and substitute tint Of sue ohar nsr
ne OBJECT q All this i pr' civ Well urder,i,I.i,I
Thought TINT by dong the hopes VI Gen TayI,r Il; Ill
Norm may ba rrnderr, desperate al tie VII M XVIII;
iirNef Hereby easily dictate J. The Win. mrly iIaI,
a>tue Than We taEc il N bc, III cln be tux vi NJ VII ~
such shallow device 'y
i.At us anit Whit MI nrr, entcrtails ove, n,,v
ne views expressed oy hi.n. cn yclr- ayo III wv h,
:" an animated ana angry canvas.-hat Ne has scpn m
canSA y change nm WIN plS ihr rhe revolution VI linz
Wh- i has changed every hilI es, ! Iril Hin M.
c'ely where h. WIS; ny. supp ne I'LL this III NJ n
there Is every ID m1gne TIE diane rica nv onnn
Se q NJ 4 a-,till W. wnIi AK VI W higs What trv
propose y GAIN by the exchange II Gen. TAYLOR n
81 ced. we snail have at least una MAJ in whom ~
can deped-a man known 10 NJ und On all III point,
mos Interesting u TIL South.-We STALL have hIn ID,
= President. mi Of t imp rllnce thau any
other. We need point Mt WnrLS. IL in i ND
IMP 'rIanc' az thu lime, Of elrciInr Wig President
Upon il depends great degree Tie s,lu IVY ii rhe
qIrson whether or MT hIl be governed arcrdIpe
n Nh rnIe INV wn BY our fathers, whether shall
quietly submit ioa government every day III distinct
" assuming Ihe shape " An elective monarchy. There
are other amt mighty nt,Tess. SIDES involved, Which
We snail nn s;oP here " con,iI -r HE question III Il
arises, Il MT the pSve gDd secured IN lAa ee.,in
y Grn' IAyl,r npr. thi sill Went o rlIlerAct III.
eVIl winch Ili III eNp"iri W ars' fr,n III, ela:-
4 81 Fdlnlr.eveu admitting N. We're A. III ~ .,-
o"lSm i disposed N represent hm Nell,w+r thIt.l
Wi1.
Furlrt Tie views NJ Mr.. Fillmore ba what the. rhov
may. WE It'll regard hin AZ equally mud CAS-,
ami u" a rnluy- II prrs -Aiti t tlt prrs. NV
Sll'w. VI FAVOR All iii nor-, Cas- Al tl-r II
shpp'r VI ihS vl'N, MN WpuIl aLhjn. 1rl fftr- huI
drrdth lime, I'D Tie er that General CAS- WIS
tW'ivr n nrtS r4l Ilnt pr,vs mlr. ann that AS
prototype, NJ. Foki7 ~ n thl~ dly,ar WA one month
Ag'. II 4 lfna ihal Mr. Ca~s diStin,; brt II the
opinion M \ lrpy Ami (u4rl., n ID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-11
Gen. Cuss' .3nHSLscerv ID ctrins.

ii It We're conceded that real chlnrr took place or "a
ther G. use his worls going on = ii General
CI~sS mind. in December last with regard 10 tie con
sli'nt nal power d Congress pas the \ ilnut Prvi
50. the Southern people sh1ud sill inquire Whether III,
hoctFns he has substituted for h NTilnot PrDvs is not
pa pabg >ubversye Of their hight u eu II an equal
p'riioa II the public territories as lie Wilot Pr,vis,
itself
That ioetriue is % ainy declared il lie Nicholson
letter. that afihe ng-nuy Of as Southern supporters
has utterly failed - explain il away. /. consists III
three psi,ns, which are
st. That lie Mexican laws abolis,ing slavery ii
Upper California and New llrxic,. are unrepeaeI bv
the conquest and acquisition Of IhuSe ierriIurts:
2ld. That The inhabitants Of tllse territories alone
have The right 10 repeal these Mexican laws;
81. hat these lnhabtans. being nine tenths nf them
cJred, will never repeal these laws because their feel
ings. viii ffever prevent them from permitting slavery
80 ''Te-eSlahlIsh l,selt.'
Every Southern mnst see. that ii the dIctrine
maintained Ey G'n. Cas-, il these three propustiuns
be lodged, the sveh1lder will BE- IS eiectaay
Pree!uded from carrying his property the acquired Ter
iioFiea as It The ilnut Frovis1 enacted by Con
gTess And was, manlttsty. win the purpose Of ad
'aIcT g principle which should have this result and
"l'l hr hup Of convincing the Mr. that other re-
SUI could possibly ensur, that Gen Cas- In December
iot' avD"ed his dvehting disapproval ot the Wilnot
Pruviso
itemarkabie evidence Of the bearing of Gen Cass,s
n'c'f"e upon the PRACTICAL qlesli,n whether sIsvehI
He'- way o aiiowet TO lnmigfae 10 III. new territories
not IS Afforded BY remarks .f he Y,f,onaI m )
ne Abolition paper published at Nashin,,,o NM II
SlhyiJfs C...pI Hnse Bill