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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
Executors Sale of Valuable and
Real Estate in LVnchburg,

Il NDER authority of the last vii of Ryand Roberts
Y deed shall sell. at public auction, ON the ptem
ises. Thursday, the Sth day of August next the fol
lowing valuable Real Estaie, in lynchborg, On Ola
mend lllll-lo wit:
LOT No. l.
The Mansion House aud Lot. situated on tho corners
II 9th aad W Washington Streets. containing 30 feel front
asinPon street and runntfg back on Oth Street In
feet, the otpos corresponding line running back l6l
Bong the SAM Lot conveyed Ia said bcrts by Samuel
Garland Trustee. s.. by deed. dated 30 h june 1873
and duly recorded. The location the House. Ont llaus
Is, Garden. Wafer, Shubbety &c. Sc, recommends
Ills as one OF the IL 81 desirable family residences in he
town.
LOT No ,.
The Nv House aud II. On the c,rner Of Washing.
Lon aud fh reefs, now occupied by Ihos Mckinney
Esq This Lot ami NJ. write conveyed to said Rob
efts. by Henry Dunnrgioa, Comm ssilucr by deed da
ted sih July. 1915 and recorded These two contain
together. 26i feel front Washington Street extending
back 100 irel and the quantity in each about the same
This Is new, convenient pleasant residence, with
good Out Houses, GARDEN WI, &c. sc.
MOB
The Lot lying in front Of No |, and adjoining No ,.
This Is one Of the ptptliest building lots in Lynchburp
aud IN most desirable neiqhbarhood.
No /.
The triangle lot. IN tn South SIDE If 1th Street ~
ing alongside the road IN Campbell Court llous,; con.
iinug about one acre; bought by said Roberts If L. H.
neg and wife This Is under and substantial
fence. and good binding or clover Lot.
TERMS or SALE-rhe lots, will be sid sepe-
lael' on credit of ,, l. & years equal ins ailments
i9r The pTncPl" OF the purchase money which is hear
interest from the day Il sale The purchasers 10 give
bond with approved personal secnrty for the principle
and bonds with like security Tor the annual on
the principle payable The end of each year respective
~ And deed Of trust the premises to secure he
prompt payment of sad principle interest bonds they
lruin tine tn time fall dae.
:, Possession Of Nos & will bn given on the 26tb o
Nov. next, of No on the 10th February nexf. and u
No on the day 4 sale
The tile to all this property is believed to be good.
Lots No !, 2, and above mentioned are however said
10 be liable In tho contingent right of dover Of Mrs. Bail
ey vile of Nm B1iley former of the property
+ ihe house and other improvements No have all
been built by Mr.. Roberts, since Bailey's alienation.
Lot M is supposed 10 be unencumbeTed.
Acnag as executor the title sold and conveyed, vii
only be such as the viii y. SIS in me-.
DAVID f. SPENCE
q Exor Ryland Roberts, deed
= July is VISA
n b. II the sh Of August be unfair, the sale will b.
on the nex' fair day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
NO EETE,

RSUANT to the provisions of deed of trust executed
by Allen Twedy to the subscriber trustee, (or the
purpose OF securing the payment of certain debts therein men
honed bearing date the Sth day of June ISIS and duly
recorded in the Clerks office Of the of Camp
oe shall proceed, Saturday the 10th day OF August
neA on the pemi"cs 10 sell at public auction the highest
BIDDER the Tract of Land which the sad Allen Twedy
resided al the date Of said deed of trust wing and being nthe
county OF Campbell, the south fork Failing river, adj
Joining the lands of Mr. Robert Twedv Jesse Arlington and
others, containing 3lo4 Acres, be the less.
his Land Is said to be OF fine quality and in good heart
shall also the time and place, sell the three fol-
lowing likely NEGROES, to Wit Napier, man; Fanny,a
woman; and Amanda, girl.
ne terms OF sale will be follows The Land will be
SOFA upon credit OF and ~ months the purchaser giving
paper satisfactorily endorsed and the title retain
ed as further security until the purchase money be paid
he Slaves will be sold for cash.
he title to the above property is believed TO be good but
as trustee shall convey only such title vested in
me by said trust deed. JNO. WILLS.
July II-wtl0A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

nc P2s+1 nc
.ISn A1@l.lT iSn
rIIlE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and tie public generally that they have recently
ed Large and Stable, Main street, short
distanre above bIbell's Hotel and Immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse where they all times prepared
with the best gram hay &c Tor the accommodation of
Drutcf Gs ellets and Transient Visitors. Persons visit
ing town and travelling IN private conFeyanees viii find
repository Tor ler baggage vehicles Superin-
tending in persan AMI with the Of xperenccd
Oscr latter ourselves with share OF public patrona gc
We keep constantly hand tor hire, accommodating
terms, HACKS, BuGGIES, and HORSES ofthe bcs, quail
itv.
On. BDfover- will find it much their Interest,
give call Of Us will give his entire attention to
he sale OF their stock. W. ]. READ,
Mar is \. &. HANCOCK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
IRON and Brass Castings,

made and fitted up the shortest notice ana IN ih9 ee
AMI most substantial manner. A<o, Pl'AN ana ANIL
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILING,
CRATES e. SC. lie has good water power and work
men 81 the rs order the head Il each department tFe,
:, - IN tIe state A G. DABNEY, Agent
-. ~ Fer DAVID MOREN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
NEM ANn ATTRACTIVE ROAD
AND STEANBON F LINE TO BALTIMORE AND
THE NORTHERN CITItS. VIA P1NEN POINT,
AND THE MOUTH OF TIE POTOMAC.
Iare he mecn Richmond and BalLimOrc - 30.


AND TIE MOUTH OF TIE POTOMAC.
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore - 30
,y,IIE public hereby advised that the swift and splendid
1 Steamer BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander McCaus-
land fitted up with rooms. and l5o berhs
pg weekly in connection With the Richmond, Fred
cr 5arg aud Potomac Railroad between the landing at
Aqua Creek and Baltimore
Passengers leaving Richmond in the Northern Mail Train
at "A \ VI ON M,ulays and Thursdays, will arrive at
Aaia Creek about II NJ where they take the Baltimore
Discerning Potomac they have view Of its fine
nv by day Int, and arrive at Piney Point about p NJ
and al Baltimore in the course ol the night
This line II will be seen. avoids entirely the wide portion
Bay and Of in great degree danger Of
rough and sickness and passengers by going
farther North the advantage, their arrival at Ba
having superior accommodations, and avoiding expen
at hotels.
Returning passengers leave Baltimore Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS j M and arrive al the junction the next day
at 81 4 Nj and Richmond at i0l \. M thus enabling pas
srngers Tor ynchburg by Of Charlottesville, to save
ddy III returning.
Fare from Richmond TO Baltimore - 50.
Fare from Richmond TO Piney Point, (Hh the privilege
Of returning a any time during the season,) 81 80.
Fare for children under II years OF age halt price
Meals and rooms Tor first class passengers, extra
For further particulars, through tickets, apply at the
Depot Of the r., +. < p x. II. Co, 10
WIN, II. ALLEN, Ticket Agent.
N.B-Forward Cabin Passengers and colorcd persons
will he by this line Ion total charge from Rich
mond to Baltimore for -, including meals and lodging
1V
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

Oh 600 LBS. BACON-Wc have on hand 20 OaO lbs
-VsOoo BACON-some oi large and tat and well
cured We have also hand. a lot Of our own curing
suitable iof amlly usc-whch i very uice
juno b-'s SNllil$oN = STATIIkM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
NEW CONCERN.
GUGGENHEIWER & UNTERMYER

Cheap Cheaper! Cheapest !!
DRY GOODS .4.ND READY .1kIDE CLOTHING,
AT WHOIESA Ale RETAIL.
TIVE undersigned having associated themselves together
the purpose OF condnctnga general Dry Goods and
Clohng business especially in,m their friends and the
public, that they receiving from the Northern cities,
a splendid stock ct
I'd Ee v q % Cd I'd "a,
suitable the SPRING and SUMMER season, embracing
every article Ladies' and Gcnlemcns' Weaf all of which
the public invited 10 call and examine, before purchasing
elsewhere We have beautiful assortment OF HATS and
CAPS, BOOTS aud SN )ES, with splendid and general
assortment Ut
FANCY ARTICLES:
all of which offered at unusually low prices Call and
Us and feel assured that yon will be pleased with
prices wellas Goods, determined to sell low,
having purchased for cash They also receiving pen.
did assortment of
Ready Made Clothing,
purchased by them Tor CASH. at unusually low prices by
hitch means they enabled TO oe great Inducements
the public, as any similar establishment.
Tiny would particularly call the attention of COUNTRY
NERO ANTS and others. their Wholesale Prices, be
ing that they will find Ito their interest to give them
call and examine beoe going farther East The
great facilities which they enjoy purchasing then supplies,
enable tho with eonide nee, that their GOOD
will be sold at Richmond prices.
y. GUGGENlIElNER,
l. ENTERMl Err.
Apnl It's Granite Buildings, CaJrH House.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
RE.IDI..H.EDE CAOTgEE.1'as.


Persons ~ u Ready Made Clothing particularly
invited cali aud stock before purchasing else
where az W. all qHaics ni Fashionable Cloth
me and 81 that article is at all time IAF
which oilers purchasers great nduccmcnt IT procuring
an article ol quality Inch cannot b, obtained any other
clothing establishment Ia The city.
We have hsua AMI uty manufacturing Gar
1arus Of every sariefY from the best mateals IN Tie most
approve yl In fall aud winter wear, consisting 81 Sur
tout and clito ovecaai. OF all colo, qualities and
sizcs, from - J0. ! 10, rs, 5 81 and upwards.
Y0ys' Sacks aHd Orsrr0oss!
large assortment oi Boys Sacks and Dyefeois, ~ per
less than the usual prices Supefhne ffoe and Dress
Goats made German and French Cloths, the latest
fashion. large stock of Tweed Coats Pants and VESTS
We have large assortment 81 Tweed fr,cls and Sacks,
new article Fore-, SACKS, Tor stormy weather.
pANTALOONS.
From super French laezsins-back and fancy cashmere
Pants every variety shade and color, at %, -
: 50, ,, 81 aud upwards.
VESTS.
Made from rich Neve, Satn-, Ca~hmeres and Naeneia
aud at ali prices 9F-smcmbcr The name and place. corner
Pratt Street 1ad Geare .agtct Spare, Baltimore, Md
Nov - -wl2m II II COLE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
Public Sale of Land near Lynchburg,

obedience - decree Of the county Count OF Campbell,
pronounced ia. sh day 81 July. l~1O, .u therein
peudg undo the .tss 81 Blanks guardian blanks her
r. shall sell the prentice public auction 10 the
highest bidder, saturday he 7t iay of August nest.
VALUABLE TRACT of LAND IN The bin aud proes cd
fass mentioned, living TX eaztie Cryo. this county,
aia mic- s1uthot lynrhhu = neat the iynrhhnfg and
pifsfvana H. Turnpike containing bY the title papers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
ls. T.. TENSLEY.
GROCER ANO COMMISSION AGENT,

IT
NJ IN store and Is receiving general stock OF Goods
W men he would call thc attention Of purchasers II
ms stock may he iennl-Sugar, Coffee Teas salt Iron
Nails, Steele, Malassos, kcte Lead and Shot Cone,
Mills, Curry Combs Spades, ShoVos and general assert
mcn ot Hard Ware, Snne-Ware, Wooden buckets asst
ngs assorted, Table Cutlery Tea and Table Spoons Mica
suffers 'aNNlmete Cloths Linen and Cotton Goods Summer
Goods Tor pantaoons and Nesngs, Nankfrns Alpaccas
'nsamS Lawns, 2uo bolts Calicocs Irish Inen bones
tics, all widths, both brown and bleached Bed Ticking
Silk and Fur Hats, large assortment OF mems and aJcs
Shoes cases fine Boots besides other goods too tod
Gus To mention All want is call from purchasers to ia
sure sales, am determined Tor cash 10 sci. a. low II no
April 29-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
PHGNIX FOUNDRY,


LYSCHBuBG, Va
,,ttr ctusFuiRER Sill continues TO conduct tins es-
tsishnent AMI olicis eontinuanre OF the 2aiI9nae
50 literally extended heretofore MILL rfAhi4r', q
80, 8srYpon davne great variety o patterns Horse
ps.a,z Plaster and Cement CrusheTs, BARK INNS Claes'
r, p,.sss t,gct her with every other description oi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25
$50 Acres Q Foods,


@T~ Blanks IN his lifetime by Cornelius Crow aud
H. w,tc, lbs deed ot feeotd la Campbell Clerks
o,5e adjoining the eata If the late Iackhcd adf,
y derd The tbr property good aud
the s NJ air atty unrh al wei 81 grass, aud the
lcarcd land finely umbored and altogether It is drsi
fahle farm.
The terms will I've AMI W. years credit the purchaser
giving bonds IA good >eeafIis and TIVE c retained la
hlr u be rrsnid in pl default
Tic e o. bowed o. be god. hut acting Cammissian
e. i vii 90 sold and conveyed As n@a n such cases, With
.peeIal warranty Possession given tnnr iYr s'rdWF
DAVID /. SPENCE, Conm'f.
NJ Smlth,ou, VIII resites an tire p'cmtc-, Will take
pleasure IA showing the and Ia Hose "hr may wish 10 faf-
chase
Ii. II -y.iv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-25

Il NDER authority Of the last vii of Ryaud Robert.
u deed | shall sell. at public aucon on the pen
ises. on Thursday. the Sth day of August next tho III
lowing valuable Real Estlie, in lynclbnrg, On Dn
mpnd IIl-io Wit:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

To Hon, GEORGE BRIGGS we rejoice to
state was on Saturday evening nominated for re-
election to Congress by the Wing Delegates ofthe
With District This testimonial has been richly de-
served, and the nomination is one eminently fit
to be made Through the long and eYentful SEES
sion recently closed, Mr. BRIGGS served with dis.
tinguished fidelity and assiduity. His name was
very rarely called without response, and there
is Mt dodge in his constitution. We trust he
will be reelected, and we are sure he will serve
the District faithfully and zealously to the end
His industry, zeal and genial temper have done
much TO procure Mint for our City, and we are
confident be will yet be successful in that object.
That considerable minority of the Delegates
should have cast preliminary vote against Mr.
BRlGGs viii excite surprise, but only among those
who are ignorant Of the influences which have
rendered cur Primary Meetings such corrupt and
depraved iarces. OF the Five Thousand Wing
voters in that District there are no FIVE hundred
who desired the nomination of any one but Mr..
Briggs yet Money and Rowdyism secured the
choice of adverse Delegates from part Of the
District in utter contempt Of the wishes of the
legal voters. These Delegates were not elected
to support the gentleman for whom they voted
Mr.. VAN NoRDES having been stanch friend of
Mr.. Briggs throughout-However, it is all right
now, and we trust the Wings have gone to work
this morning with firm resolve TO secure Mr.
Briggs's reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

SEX and WAsHINGToN can give Three
Thousand more majority than they gave
last year if their Wings have thorough
organization. MONROE, LIVINGSTON and
NIAGARA did well, but they can do better
ye if they will. As to WEsTcHEsTER'
DuTcHEss, ULSTER, RENSSELAER, and CHE
MANGO, we won't talk of what they should
do--our advices assure US that they can and
ag5N do much better than last year. And
in the great central Counties of HERK-
MER, ONEIDA, ONoNDAGA, MADISON, CAY
uGA, SENECA and WAYNE, we look with
confidence for a signal gain for the whole
Wing ticket. And if the Cotton ticket of
the Journal of Commerce shall be adopted
and commended by the proposed Union
Meeting in our City, that gain will be
swelled everywhere throughout the Coun-
Try. Any candidate who shall be rejected
as unworthy place on that ticket may
we'll rejoice at his good fortune.
As to Members of Congress and of the
Legislature, the sky is not 50 clear, but we
believe these will go with the State Ticket,
and that there will be decided Wing ma
jority in our next Delegation and Assembly
All that is needed to secure that result IS
systematic and universal ORGANIZATION
which will bring all the Wing voters to the
polls. Friends throughout the State! do
not wait to find out how your brethren else
where are doing, but organize your own
Township first, and pass the word as you
do it to another and another. Only make
it certain that the vote will all be out, and
you may rest assured that your victory will
be decisive. A single week is all that re-
mains to US for preparation. All hands to
work, and the triumph is abundantly secure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
The judicial Conventien-ILd Ward Case.


SIR; | notice in your issue to-day that you
chnrre the Judicial Convention which met Wednesday
evening ag with perpetrang outrage in rejecting what
YOU syle the Regular Delegation from the Second ward
and That YOU attribute the decision made in that case . an
unworthy motive namely that the cry Of Sewariisnf
was raised against the rejected Delegation Now SIR as
one OF the members Of that Convention viii say thai le
decision in that case sonr myself and one OF my CO.
delegates were concerned made without any REFER
pce whatever 10 the fact whether either the rejected or
the admitted" Delegation not Se"sFd men,
but mon this state OF facts Both Delegations were nloTed
o state their respective case and from these statements
apreared that there were two regularly organized Ward
Committees" who had issued calls for an Election OF Dele
cntes to the various Nominating Conventions Ii inriher
appeared that for the rejected Delegation only ~ votes
we're cas ard for the admitted Delegation l96 votes Here
then as case where two Elections had been held in Pur-
suauce of two respective Calls by two respective Wing
Committees each styling themselves and claiming to be
the Regular WING Committee ofthe Ward Such being the
case the only why decide the question was to decide
upou purely popular Democratic grounds namely, nume-
rca representation Upon this ground alone was my vote
and that Of Of my colleagues cast Tor the DeeSauoh
which was admitted, and on no other.
The members of the respective Delegations from inc
Second Ward with exception, were entire strangers 10
MP and then knew nothing and now know nothing OF the
sentiments any Of them in regard to topics winch are 10"
trust Sir YOU will give this explanation place in your
attributed 10 the one7 majority Yours, &c
ONE OF THE JUDICIARY CONVENTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
N. Y. Rhig Nominations,


Ne,r York Cny-Assembly, ls. WV s, GRHG-
DRY. The Opposition kaye two candidates in the
feld-Hon. Mike Walsh and Michael O'Conner,
who both claim to be regularly nominated.
C0itaencus Co.-Dist Attorney JosEPH a
wEEDxs; sup't, JoHN w. STANTON Justice
U. P. CRANE; Coroner, WV. H. EDDY.
Otscgo-AssembIy, l, HENRY J. CAMPBELL; g.
EDwlN S. COFFIN Dist. Attorney WILLtAa B.
HAYES Sup't, ALoSzo CHURcHILL Justice
SAMUEL ]. Cook.
Lculs Co.-Gen. j. a. WILLARD, Assembly
EDWARD A. Brewer, District Attorney; BB
WARD MILLER, supt; ALFRED H KELLOGG.
Justice.
JEFFERSON Congress, CHARLES E. CLARK; DIG
trict Attorney, AUGUSTUS FoRD; Justice, DSxrER
WILDER; Sup't, DAVID MONTAGUE; Assembly,
WIN. A. GILBERT and HIRAM McCoLLuA
SteuJen-Assembly, 3, JOEL CARRIyGroS
County Clerk, r. B. VAN YALKENnuRG District
Attorney, WIN. E. BESHAM Supt, JAS. susBSEi
Justice, HARVEY ANDREWS.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, FRANKLIN B. HoPPIs and
HEzEKlAH BEEcHER; District Attorney WIN. "A.
LANSING; Justice a. V. BENTLEY Sup't, BEAs-
-rUS HARRINGTON.
albany Co-Assembly, 4. JOSIAH G. Roof
Futon Co-Assemb!y with Hamiltonl AL,
FRED A. HAyER; Sheriff, John Culberti Clerk,
Mortimer Wade.
Enthusiastically, !, A. CHAMBERLAIN.
Enthusiastically /, CHARLES DuBo'S; 3,
WILLIAM H. FELLOWS.
Oneida-Assembly (complete,) !, JOSEPH BEsE-
p,cr. Utica; ., LORENZO RoUsE, Marshall; ;
WILLIAM HowEs Verona; 4, GEORGE BRArroN
Western
Su1isan-JoHs w, HAsBRoUcx Editor of the
Whig) for Assembly; WEscorT WILKIs, for
District Attorney ELI BESSETr, Justice Tho
Anti Renters have concurred, and we trust the
ticket is to be elected
XXX-AHegany and Sfeu5en-PHILIPC HURoH
,Jr. is the Wing candidate for Congress in place
of Hon. DAVID RuMsEr, who declined. Mr. Rum
sew has served four years with eminent fidelity
and to general acceptance.
YII-Vcstchester and Rockland-JoHS S. CUR
NEE of Rockland Co. is tho Wing candidate for
Congress in place of Hon. VIM Nelson who de-
clined reelection Mr.. Gurnee is energetic anu
noDnlsr. and his friends have hope of his election
and mean to acork for it.
G1eeae-District Attorney, JoHs Ives FITCH
of Prattsyilo; supdt of Poor, LYMAN WILCOX
Of Durham Justice Of Sessions, SIMPSON ). BSLL
of Coxsackie; Members of Assembly, First DIS
trct. JOSHUA A. COOKE of Catskill Second Dis
trct, THEODORE Provost Of GreenYille.
Onondaga-Asscmbly, 1JosErH j. GLASS
,Ste4ben-Assembly, 3. JOEL CARRtSdros:
Yates-Assembly JOHN UNDERWOOD D'strl's
Attorney, ABRAHAM HARPBSDlNdi ouPF' oHAS'
WAGNER; Justice SYLvANUs BAILEY
Internationally, /. EDWARD w. BorrUNi
District Attorney, STEPHEN K,WILLIAMsi SuPt
DUNCAN WILSON Justice, NATHAN BosrwIcK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

LATE FROM HAvASA--ARRlyAL OF THE FALCON
u. s. Mail steamship Falcon, Lieut.. Hartsteln
from Havana, whence she sailed ON the Goth inst
arrived at this port yesterday, The F. enc0un-
tered heavy N E. gale for two days after leav
ing port. On the cad inst she exchanged signals
with the British ship Superb, from Mobile for Ge-
noa, II days out.
At Havana another invading expedition was
daily expected The steamer Piaarro went ont
on cruize on the 10th. A frigate and another
steamer were to follow as soon as the weather
would permit. There was a grand review OF ali
the troops about Havana, amounting to $500 men,
xt4A H. on the Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28

With WARD.-Haying at all times claimed
and exercised the right to speak freely of the
recent Ward Meetings in the With Ward, we
deem it but justice to state that the Nominating
Committees called to meet this evening for the
discharge of their duties, are those chosen by the
party indorsed as regular BY Judiciary, Mayoraty
and Congressional Conyentions-by the last unanl-
mously Every one will Judge for himself as to
the ualue OF these Inducements cur business Is
to state facts.