Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-29
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Tie approach II Congress calls ont 1he AnHuai ffoS-
pectus II the 81 ORE rs ablishmeul.
The Time is full Of interest The cunning in ~ a
Administrator the consequent bfoaehng Of a poll
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and important issues arising from the aIe vast
accession to The public d1mnn aud the great ,ual OBJ
rols associated with 1.-THE impending difficulty in
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our aff1irs with the troubles of Eufope,-olnspre IN
create grfat expectation as 10 The rcecdngs OF the nexl
Congress Tie approaching Session viii probably con-
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