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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
u,o PARuERs, PLANTERS &

Il DEALE --AGRICDLTCRAL IN
PLENENT HdhCF1CTORY LyHcts"rg.-
The subscriber formerly OF Balinlore, where he
WAS as.ociatcd with a similar Establishment,
takes Ills metbod to infprm the public Ia general,
that be has opened Warc-rooni and Factory on
Main Street opposite Brpces Livery Stable where
be will manufacture various aud most approved
implements of Husbabdry, and Labor-savins Ma
chimes, an pledges hinseftha all articles sold by
him shall be uf his manufacture, equal IN al
respects to similar implements made or imported
from other States He therefore invites the P'bic
To cN anime for themselves before purchasing else
where. tic following various linas-Porialc and
Stationary Horsepower, Thrashers Fans Straw and
Vegetable Cutter- Corn Shclicrs, llarrows,C Cuiiva
tors, Pows and Gang P!ows-Main Street Lynch
burg Nirginia
Repairing done with expedition and fidelity.
(Jan l91y) n w NlLLElI.
z. R.I Seminal nnI Dnn. Reg. cnnx.
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q sApDEEEsY and gsarmcs,

fTsEA MANuFACTOBY.- The subscriber takes
d this method Of infirmins hi. customers
and the public generally, TINT he Is now manntr-
turing and viii keep constantly on hand. a large
md general assortment of Saddles. Saddcha-s,
Briiic~ and Marinealcs, from the plniucst 10 the
finest pniterna. Iii, Hssortmen; at Caryiaec, Wne-
and Other lgrncss. will be found to be of ~upe-
riur wori, ,nunlhip an, good materials. a supply Of
Trunks. Carpet Bag. Saddlcf's Materials. and cv-
cry article to be found in such e~tthli>hm, u;s he
na'frrs himself viii be found upon examination in
iis stock He .olirits call from all dcsiriag To
purchase trusting that hi-cVpcrcnrc faithful work
mansP and determination to please, viii secure
sales. Erpairine in all the above branches viii be
promptly attcnlcd to.
AUG ISIS NM f. ROBERTSON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

AW NDTICE.-The undersigned. hay-
II ing this day formed oopartnership in the
PRACTiCE or Law will regularly attemi all
the courts ofthe corporation of Lynchhurg. and of
the counties of Campbell. Bedford and Halifax
They viii also attend the collection of claims in
any of the adjacent counties.
n. II. CAMPBELL.
JAMES CHALMERS
ryADDREss CAMPBELL x CHALMERS,
Dec lS-ts Lyhch5urg, Va.
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lIsSOLUTI0N or CO-PAEsT-

II NERSTIIP.-Ihc firm of D. B. PANNE &
BRO. is this day dissolved, and in order to adjust
our business, satisfactorily, all debts due should
be paid without delay. We therefore. respectful
ly inform friends, that their accounts will be
presented at as early "A day practicable; and We
hope they will receive prompt attention.
ID. b. PAYNE,
Jan S-tf J. F. PAYNE.
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TINSLEY, TAYLOR q co,

A CARD.-We return to the friends ofthe
n late conccIsr of TINSLEl ~ TAYLOR, cur
sincere thanks for their very hbesal patronage cS-
tended 10 rs and respectfully ask continuation of
their favors to the new concern of T{NSLEI,
TAYLOR d. co. and by strict attention to bu-
siness, we hope to afford satisfaction to all who
may favour with their patronage.
T. /. TINSLEY,
Jan 5-ts JOHN O. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

eSt>y ~ Os Esse. Eot tGs.-NbH "A
"a ARRIVAL.-Jast received in store, 81 g
- scrcaty more OF those beautiful open "
Coal and Wood Purlor and Office Stoves also
large lot Of new patterns Of Coosirg Sforcs, very
cheap; together with large assortment ut Air
tight Cooking Stoves Of the llte.t and most desi
rublc styles, direct from the Northern manuincto-
RES. hlso, anoiheflot of Ranges just received Of
the best kinds in use. and which will be sold at Il
much less price than have ever bsiore been offered
in this market.
The subscriber has on hand and is prepared to
furnish aud liz up. Hot Air Furnaces for warming
public buildings factories, &c Of tue best style in
use. a low price and in mast perfect manner
! Tin and Iron Roofing Fave Cutters, &c, put on
| in superior manner.
Co nstantly On hard good assortment Of Tin,
BRITANNIA, Brass and Japanned Wares, Enameilcd
aud Hollow Wares Bake Ovens, Sadirons &c, all
Of which are offered extremely low prices. af the
New Stove Store, one door South Of the Yirginian
Office.
OH India Rubber Shoes, Pewter. Copper, Brass
aud Rag. taken in exchange
Nav 11-ts G. s. BLISS.
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LEE & JOHNSON.

nES SOLUTEON.-Tbe Co-partncrship
~ heretofore existing under the style and firm
ofJohnson Younger & Smith is this day dissolved
by mutua consent. All the debts due to and from
that concern. VIII be settled by their successors,
Younger & Smith. THOMAS /. JOHNSON.
SAMUEL W. YOUNGER.
JOHN I. SMITH.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

srors Corsr.-A Drrn'it paper rs respsnsn.s
for the f,No~ing: . Csrrl.s- T----bosght xsi-
Ion Of orard TO take home. and by way of lsbsi
wrote hi, nnne upon card, which happened to bs
tic osclub. md sjed ID in tho handle. Alder.
m-n C-----coming slong md obscrv;rS he jug
remarked. That's awful csrcicrs .sy q have
that liFsor.' Why - :" ssa Ten. Siy SDs-
esass -'rs-l'ody might srwe s'~-s ~ab - sivHs
ssrs -uj ssxA =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

The mcss rrsssrt able sasIrosd srriicns II which
We hsv- my kn~~ledgc ,oe, rrred on the lndis"sP"
lis 4 Ess,y.'fs road reecssly- Tw" land~'" ~''s
racinc. with ~cvernl on caeb; the f'rrard car. I"
passing a point whore co-rren mad ep"''~d tn'
trock WIN. thrown III skc y,is, ard rhe ssbrr esn.s
upon !, with r. full ,rcs, kaEs slsss s0~s and in
iuring sevcrai sthers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

NEW CONCERN

N IL" 0oNGEESN.-lllE SUBSCRIBERS
i have this day associated Themselves together,
for the purpose OF conducting Grocery and Gen
erai Commission and FoyrardiNg Business in this
place, under the firm aud style of LEE & JOHN
son, at the old stand Of Mcdaniel & Lee Main
Sheet.
We shall keep constantly on hand large and
well selected assortment of Groceries, Liquors,
Tanners OIL. Domestic Goods, dc. Sc, all OF
which will sell low for cash, in barter for coun-
try produce, to pnnctua customers on the usual
credit. Liberal advances, ifrcquired, will be made
on articles IN hand, consigned for sale.
Their location the Canal is convenient 10 the
Rail Road Depot.
Strict attention viii be paid 10 the order Of
Goods when received, and every exertion used TO
forward thrm with Dispatch.
No DrayaSc charged in any
BY moderate charges, small profits, aud from
long pericnce in business, we atteF ourselves
10 be enabled to render satisfaction, and respect
fully solicit the patronage of our friends and the
public generally. JOHN B. LEE.
TIiOS. l.. JOHNSON.
We have on hand lot of prime New Clover
Seed, for sale very low
G
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

TERMS.--1he t,setsiAs Is pnhllshed semi
~.,ll, :, "a per anualn, IN adrancr. No srhscriP-
,;o for shorter time than six nputtsi and
:, ,.rcr i. discontinued except the option OF tho
prapfiesors until all arrrarsc shall have been paid
A,vsurrsrnsxr. are inserted for so cents per
.auare Cor les.) or every form Insertion and
37l ccats for every oster 1.-THE number Of in
,-rtions is not noted on the MS will be publish
ed till ordered out and charged accordingly.
The yxAr1r RATES For the privilege OF
,~o square. tio; for one square $25-if inner form
435. Every yearly advertiser VIII be required TO
,on6ne hi. advertising his particular line ofbusi-
se.s. and Il he exceed the space stipulated for, he
viii be charged ratably for the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
Jan SITS JOHN o. TAYLOR.
NEW CONC N.-The Subscribers

NEW CON G r. ls N.-The Snbscribers
~ haveassociaied themselves under the firm and
style of McDAxIEL & Herr, forthe purpose of con-
ducring in this place a General Grocry, Commits
SION and FoytrardHg Business. Liberul advances
vii be made on all Goods and Produce in hand con-
signed for sale-AI sales guaranteed and cashed
when required.
Their location on Main Street. VIII be in the
Fire-proot building formerly ocearied by Hurt X
Pre;ton
Their location on the Canal is the lnrse fire-proot
building at the Packet Landing, and immediately
opposite the Railroad Depot-which gives them
every advantagoin conducting the Commission and
Forwarding Business.
They respectfully solicit the patronage Of the
friends Of the late Concerns OF Mcdaniel & Lee,
aud Hurt &. Preston and the public generally upon
the assurance of unremitted cxertions for the inter
est of all who may favor them with their business.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL,
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+ YNCIBURG FOUN

4 business heretofore conducted under the firm
of. T. & 6. s. DluGUID, viii continue in future
under the sfvle If
DIUGUID e. BROTHER,
and they take thi opportunity to return their thanks
10 the public for the very liberal patronage to the
firm Of j. r. & G. S. Diuguid. and beg eontinu-
ance of the same.
We have an hand a lot Of ToBAcco ScREws ASD
PREs-Es, a Tobacco Finisheriust gotten uP,rloughs
aud uns of all descriptions, Mil Gearing wrought
and east, Thrcshing Machines sc, e.. &c.
J. +. DIUGUID,
Jan 5-ts g s. DIUGuID.
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Jan 5-ts
TEW CONCERN ats!,c old sfa nd

NEW CONCERN atshc Ola sEifEu
" Of TIASLEF j. TAlLOR.-Ihe subscr-
bers have this day associlted themselves together
under the style and firm Of
TINSLEX, TAILOR q CO,
For the purpose of conducting grnerai GROCE
RT IND COMMISSION BUSINESS. We
shah at all times keep hand large assortment
of Groceries, Dry Goods and Liquors, &c. &c, and
ask Of the patrons ofIhe late firm well OF the
public generally. call when in want of goods nt
iosr price; as small preGis and roady saics shall be
our motto. I. L. TINSLEY,
JNO. o. TAYLOR,
Jan5-ts JNO. %. HARVEY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
DnsEADEEPElIA MARHLEnnsl

q IRON WORK. S1'RETIIERlS e. SON
800 Market Street, philadelphia. furnish all
kinds of Marble and Rcd Stone Work. consisting
of Marble Mantlcs, Monuments, Fonts. Head
Stoucs Flooring Tyle and all kinds Of Front work.
&c. Orders promptly executed md work warrant
ed against hreakage in transportation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
9 rgNE WATCHES ANU FINE

"a JEWEIKI -1,U4PJEN A ET4RD
| .ys,AsL IA. ~ ,y,lg, ,,g Ls,g,,}er Lyxcuvrp
IaNri,a s,,r,s.,o, f.r. .,,,,r, r,r thc yr,, H.
.,-,I ,,.,,,,,,,., cx,o,I,1 T., lin, anl ,.o,rd 20,
spcr,f,li, i,f,~n ,l.e cit;,c,s ,e I,nrII,,,,. ,1
Tho sr,,,,rdi di,, r,,,,tr, thnt Le !. rrcrivire rho
hrr..t AMI t;ss, .,,,-., ,,,,, ~ tI., ,b,y a,,iIs
,b,,, A., Ls ,,r ,,.,,.,f +, III. ,,,,to, TLa rI
! t,,i,r ,.,.,,-,;.. , ,,,,r,;, as ~ s,,l- s,.l a.,
/ Fine r,Il md .;Ivcr Ln,.,sp,, and rl,i, r,scd
Watebes warranted IS c,,nt nnJ 10 ic,cIs the a
pc.t eve, ,ff,cl i, hi. r,,,l,, mai, b, Jn. Ian.
s,. C;oII fh o,,,,,I...J Lr,a,, C,l,,;nt I.,nd
| kcvs Far Hi,.s und ri9rcr R;,os Of y,,i,Ds
hinl Breast Pins: !o,L,t. 1 olass bracelets. Cuf
p;.. W, H.. .,t ~. s,..,.,...ia. r., ,,la
ami Ton Sn,o,s. S,,, and Cream I.,1lcs. S;lvcr
| Forks nBd Brtrcr Knives: ploin and sci Silvcr
| comb. .,,il ,J ;l,e, po,,;r. e, .;l,., Roo,,.,,
| -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
MORE q GALLAGHER. Or

MORE q GALLAGHER. Corner If
w Broad Gad Rifge Roai, Phi'aae'piia. Manu-
iacnres of Iron Raiings for fencing. enclosures for
Cemetry lots, Balconies, Verandahs, and all kinds
Of Ornamental Iron Work. Work warranted and
execgted with dispatch.
IL JOHN LONG Agent for the above houses,
will shcw the designs to any who may call him.
and receive their orders. Srpt 1S--lv
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NEGROEs WANTED :

A RTLCLES for the TOiiet-tienu-
n inc Chinese Soap.Jessamine Soap. Sand SOAP,
Honey Soap, Trans parent Wash Balls Lows brown
Windsor cord Cream Otto Rose Salve, Duicine for
chapped hands. a great variety If Tooth Brushes
Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes Combs. &c Also, an
extensive assortment Of fine French aud German
Perfumcry, Ponadrs, Ok Marrow. and Sandoline
for the Hair, NC, &r. For sale by
Dec l5-ts JOHN H. SEAY. Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

HOUSE BUILDING Hard W are.
Il IL am selling all kinds of Hardw are for house
furnishing purposes mt 10 per cent less than they
can be bought in this market. Examine nv stock
before Purchasing. A. WINSTON.
Oct. 27-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05

ITO PEIYsICIANS.-Pr Phos-
| Il phatc of Lime, Fluid Extract of fithuharb, Sen
na and Valecian. Also, Browns Bl.Stering Tissue,
Tissue Dressing for bliscrs; transparent Adhesive
Plaster, Collodion, Churof, rm together with ge-
neral assortment of choice Drugs and Chcmcais
For sale by
Dec l5-is JOHN II. SEAl, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-02-05
VyE1E Rooss and Stationery hus,.

Jan s-tr
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
T e L e C r APHIC

o. Capt. Marcy and command ar
rived at Fort Arbuckle, on the 9th
instant.
The Canadian reciprocity bill will
NOT be acted upon this session in cons
qhcnce of the illfecling produced by
the fishery question.
Mr. andrews. the consul at st Johns
has arrived in Washington; he antici>
pates ditliuculfy in ellecting IA satiS>
factory adjustment.
JR IngersolI, of Penesy lvania. has
been nominated as minister TO Eng,
land.
It's rumored that there has been a
serious flare up between Messrs Web
ster aud Fillmore, The former is re-
moving his furniture from the house,
here, and will probably soon withdraw
ironplhe cabinet.
Postmaster General Halls nomina,
lion to the New York judgship, will be
sent in this week.
Mr. Webster has written letter de>
clarng the right of American vessels
TO load with guiana at Lobos Islands.
and recommending that vessels of war
should be sent to protect them.
The Southern Press, of the 9th inst.
announced its di>continuance.
Judpe Conklin of Now Xork U,bosa
nomination by the President as minis<
Ter to Mexico was transmitted TO the
senate few days since, has been cons
tirmed.
Hon Thomas Corwin, secretary OF
the Treasury, it IS rumored, will soon
tender his resignation TO the President.
Mr. Ogle, charge d'afaires TO Den.
mark, has been broke at faro bank;
IN consequence, ne has been recalled
home.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
Con. scott and Gen. Will
kinSOn,

The Scott journals are constantly in the
habit Of asserting that the democrats call
Gen. Scott "a co'cagd" The democrats
do no such thing They have been, and
are now. as ready to honor Gen. Scott iol
his heroic achievements as his own follow
ers, aud they descend TO no personalities
and coin no ISLANDERS, to defeat him The
charge of cowardiee originated with the
late Major General James Wilkinson, one
of the most distinguished men OF his times,
and is thus stated by him:
F.om H'iikinSon's Memoirs.
"lt is material TO the sequel OF this mar.
rative to note in this place. that Captain
Scott tnow Gen. Scott) whilst in New
Orleans, had difference with Mr.. Upshaw,
surgeon of the 9th regiment whom he
challenged TO single combat but the Doe.
tor being confined TO his bed by a disease
which threatened his life, AL he could do
was 10 promise Scott meeting when his
health would permit. The Captain had
also au affair Of honor about the same time
which produced a meeting with another
highly honorable gentleman OF the faculty,
DR., Claude, of Annapolis, in which / ua.
derStand. the Captain, after delivering his
fire, i'll ord to give safe passage TO his
adversary S ball, suddenly inclined his body
to the earth, or in another words, BoBBEn !;
and after erecting his crest, apologized. -
This was the current report, and never
heard it contradicted and there are persons
who contend that no sti tipulation forbade It,
he had right even 10 prostrate himself on
the ground, as other famed duelists have
done before him though it seems to be
agreed that the attitude was not the most
chivalrons."
The duel with DR.. Upshaw subsequent.
ly came off near Natchez, when that gem
tIeman was suffering from rheumatism, aud
he stipulated that there should be "no
ducking or bobhng
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
Hon Mr. Tuck. The Republic. in

Hon Mr. Tuck. The Republic. in
reference to this certifying gentleman.
calls him democrat. The special or
gan, attbis time, might as well call
htm baby. because he once stood in
that interesting relation. But all thai
is overnow. We understand that al
this time. he supports Gen Scott. II
he does nol, we would be glad to hear
him say so; and when he does, we will
do what we can to make his declara
tion known.
BE this as it may; he has been three
times, or more, the nominee OF wings
aud abolitionists, acting together, and
elected by them against the democrats
ic candidate. He has been since, about
the time of Hale's detection, openly ops
posed to the democratic party and or.
ganization. He voted for Winthrop
as speaker of the last congress; and
does not pretend to belong to the de-
mocracy.
Yet, in order TO give his certificate
more weight than it is entitled to, the
Republic does not hesitate TO repre-
sent him as a democrat.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24

Daniel Webster. The great constitu-
tional expounder, is down upon Old
Fuss aid Feathers in right good earn
est. The wings in stirring up the old
lions wrath, viii rue il in November
next The following are few Of the
remarks. in reply to Mr.. Sprague.
Mr. rSprague. alIudIng TO he shameful
manner OF Mr. Webster's defeat by be
whig convention. he speaks lhus:
Genllemen-Mr Sprague has been
pleased to refer 10 recent occurrences.
As to some of them. or al least to one.
It may not he fitting for me to say one
word now. The time has nos vet come.
But would say, may venture to hope
without presumption, that an not en-
,irely unknown al home or abroad
(cries ofno, MOI and say further, If
have anything good or valuable. ! hold
il in my own keeping, and will not en- :
trust it to the waywardaess of others
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
NJ The Bee must not fasten the charge

NJ The Bee must not fasten the charge
of cowardice against Gen. Scott on the
Richmond Enquirer. The charge has nev-
er been made. or endorsed by democratic
paper. We repeat for the fifth time that il
appears in the published Memoirs OF Maj
Gen. James Wilkinson, whose pri, ate pa
pers are. doubtless, within reach OF the
Bee, and might be read at this time to great
advantage.
There is no doubt that the private pa
pers aud correspondence of Maj. General
James Wilkinson, Maj. General Zachary
Taylor aud Maj. Gen. Edmund P. Gaines,
would make some astounding revelations in
regard to General Scott,
1t is remarkable that the Representatives
and nearest connections of three dstin-
guished GeneraIs--lhough wings in poll
tes--are all opposed TO the election Of Gen.
Scott.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24

A TALL PILE.-Gen Scott, who has
been feeder at the public crib for Al
years, received during that time an a
verage Of S5,6l3, or an aggregate of
two hundred and forty-seven thousand
dollars, no longer ago than 1896. and
while in receipt of his large and full
pay, per annum, was an applicant be-
fore congress for the benefit of the in
valid pension act, alleging that he had
been wounded in Canada, and was not
able TO do active duty. His petition
was reported against unanimously.
He is pretty well paid General
but not content with the pile ne has
pocketed, he now is reaching after the
chief civil station ofthe country. which
would give him one hundred thousand
dollars more.-Cinc. Eng.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
The Easlon Pa.) Argus, edited by

The EastoD Pa) Argus, edited by a
gentleman who, in our belief. has the means
Of speaking by the book, has the following
article, to which we ask the especial atten-
ton OF such whig editors as are publishing
opinions of Scott entertained by less noted
men than Webster, Clay aud Taylor;
"Durlng the continuance of the Mex,
eau war il became necessary ios the com.
lnander Of the army occasionally to write
private letters TO the heads OF the depart
menls at Washington. for the purpose OF
giving Information aud making suggestions
that could not well be included IN public
official dispatches. After the bsttle oi
Buena Vista had been fought and won. a
long and able letter was received from Gen.
Taylor Ly Mr.. Buchanan, then Secretary Of
State. IN which he reviewed hrs whole cam.
paign, aud gave to Gen. Scott one of the
most thorough rakings that one man evel
inflicted on another. We are informed
that the letter was rcry severe on Scott
.Old Rough and Ready expressed hi.
opinion OF him very freely. aud in his de-
nunciatioas employed neither mild nor ia
vorabe language. After General TayloI
had been elected President, Mr. Buchanan
returned fhis letter to linn, aud we unier
stand that the document is bow IN ths
hands OF Colonel Taylor, OF Baltimore
We think Colouel Taylor owes il 10 the
friends Of Gen. Taylor and 10 the country
to allow this letter to be published. lie
the people have the benefit Of it. Bnnt
forb the letter"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24

GEN ScoTT.-I am dead for the con-
stitution-dead for the compromise e.
and dead against any man who is op-
posed to them, or either of them. Gen.
Scott.
We would beg leave 10 add few
more deadlies to the above sentiments
of Gen Scott.
Deadly opposed to slavery.
Deadly opposed to foreigners.
Deadly opposed to fighting Of duels
when insulted.
Deadly opposed to slave owners.
Deadly opposed TO Gen Pierce, po-
litically, although strongly endorsing
him as military man.
In addition to the above deadlies,
we take the liberty OF saying that by
the latter part of November, Gen Scott
will be politically dead, by the vote
and voice of the democracy of Ameri-
ca.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-08-24
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1852.

AT this early period of the Republic,
keeping steadily in view lhe dangers which
had oVenurned every other free State, be-
heve it to be essential to the lasting pre-.
sereati0a Of our liberties. that man dec0id
of cir1 tale IT'S, and offering 10 recomnen'
aat,oa ilat Que founded on military SerCice.
eiIsu at he selected to administer the
'iose"uent | believe so yet; and | shall
a3psldef the days of the Commonwealth
ne,nbeued tcien a,e opposite principle as es-
t&bt,A.ed "--Speech Of IT. Clay, al Lee
1ngtsr, KY, July IL, 1877. See MaIIo-
yys Laef tug, page 552.
Ii adred we have incurred the Divine
Aspeasure, and it Is necessary to chastsc
ahis people with the rod of His vengeance,
I would hanibly PROSTATE myself before
lin and mpore His mercy, to visit our
favored iand with WAR, with PESTl.
LENCE with FAMINE with ANY
SCOURGE, other than NJ LlTA K Y
Rule, or blind and headless enlhusi-
s,sm tor mere MILlrAEY renown. -Hen'y
(yays speech al Battjmore, May l3, 1928.
SIC Mailogy's Lire ef Clay, page 557.