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FUTURE DAYS.
GALE or BEDFORD LAND

- scribe Will sell Ut aurtian, ON he premises.
Thusdy tire Odd dny o August 1879, il uir. II not,
the far duy thereafter the Tract of Land an
which le resides, ing in the conn Of bedford, ii
miles itun ynchbng and one uud quarter from the
Nirsiba and Tennessee Railroad; and containing lrom
$50 10 80 The rluot has On it hom l5 to 1870
Of WOOL hnd: all good obncto .ad, and SOM %
If fac mea low land Tie whole Tmct liz. uuu-
su'lly wa. every a,re being easily arabic. and
cePtible oi being ,roug with little outlay, my desi
rahic degree # fertility. IL is well wnlercd, there being
running wHier IN eNery field aud Ali-a dozen mo,c
very line :; ring. ON IL Also, Tmc' adjoining tie
n',ove, lstg m mile fram thr Railroad md contain
ing tram l9j 30 acie being composed chiefly OF the
Inhds bought by the suhcriboi u The heirs oi j. W
Scnhl decd About % or 100 ncies # this Traci is
in wood-. and lhan holt Of the opun and ssn
aud clover all al II being in good hcaI lying well,
and veil wt,cred These Tracts admirably adapt
81 Ia the growth Of GRIM and the gasscs and plaster
them With the ho. eject r. i'm rovements
si-t ol a tr,mcd' dwelling house with four
rn,h Iract, and the u4na out boues--all plain but
good mud cnmf,rttble They in good neighbor
hood, nd ianina tn hads of james and Aies Main
Harris. James Slaughter, Mrs. Eliza nicNter Rob
Slcp:n,, Spolswonl Blown, md " illmm ilulmll,
hnd from Two and In 10 three mites from st STEPHENS
Church and the Tabernacle. 1t rnrely that US desra-
be farms in paf< aud the subscriber foals esi'
tiua in }iHg thai he knows none Ia the country pre-
scnii1e Superior hantnges.
AT r time and place, he will also sell ,lua-
te Tract Of l}7 detached frnin the nhosr, en'I
adjoining tl land. II lames NJ. and Miss Ma,a Iiur-
Ii... William iiudnaIl. Spo'swoal Brn" n. John and
William wilson aud Enos lunter I his lad i uAn-
proved. but OF Gne qnl,ity is we'll wnter,' AMI has on
it from % 10 % superior Wralfw bud.
Tho sars viii b. Cor T. iri Il the purchase
casnr 80 tH4be notc "A, siSly diys. satisfactorily
rndosed. aud tie balance in three equal in4mmens Mt
slv ,el,e, ard tWeni, Il NJ months tr whci neRoRic
l,'e,. i-fc.oIily ouorsr vii be required. nnd the
IjDo ell,e nds retained ii pay ent, As her seou-
liiv
fu1 p,.-es.on vii he = ven Of he two lad Tracts;
ana tr iiie purpose n seeding ll crops ot tue hfst
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--latest 6Y The america.

BosroN, Aug II The steamer America mr.
rived here this morning from Halifax. Her mails
were despatched South Immediately.
On the eve of the departure of the steamer from
Liverpool, the mails with dates from the allied
fleet IN the Baltic TO the 3lst Jane were receiy-
ed. A few small batteries at Rocca had been Ia.
ken.
LONDON, Frday.-There was sudden rise in
funds at noon to-day. Consols closing at one
eighth above yesterday.
CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
The Cholera was raging at Oporto. Spain
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Massachusetts Politics.

BosToS, August l6.-1'he republican or fusion
meeting in Chapman's Hall to day is quite fully
attended. Among the prominent persons pres
emf, are Hon. Samuel Fear, L. 5 Cha rles Fran
els Adams, L. $ Hon. James Duncan, Wing
r. H. Davis, +. s.. and ohors Hon. c. Good
rich, Of Stoekbrdge, presides. Among the Vice
Presidents are Tx Governor boutwell,. Dem.
Lieutenant Governor Brown, X y; and Johu
W. Foeter X. \.
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Yeiioic Feper at Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The following is the report of the Board of
Health of Norfolk, for the "a hours ending Thurs
day at > p NJ:
Wm: Baten aged 40, from Portsmouth-in-
temperate. YIN. Hudgen, 80, Main St. No. IS.
George Billups, 10. Cumberland ST., occupation
in thu infected district. Columbus Rheas %,
Rhea'S lane. DR.. II. w. Sylvester, 81, CRANKY
st. Mr.. Chreistan, No 81 W. Main ST. Capt.
Jas. Z. Henderson, %, Cumberland st--pccupa-
ton in the infected district Mrs. Curtain, o.,
y. Church st. Caroline Phillips, e3 Rhea's
lane. Total 8.
resolution was passed by the Board, that
resident physician should be appointed to attend
the Hospital at Lambert's Point; that he have
full and equal powers with the attending physi
Clans and shall cooperate with the attending
physicisns. and during their absence exercise
proper police authority in all cases where it may
be proper to interfere; and that the emoluments
of the resident physicians shall be the same rs
the attending physician and that DIR. VIM. NJ
Wilson be appointed the resident physician, and
lie Informed of his appointment by the Secretary
1t was ordered that the practice of ringing
Except for fire. or tolling the fire bells. be sus-
pended during the pending sick ness.
4 book has been opened at the Office of the
Howard Association, over the store OF Noah
Walker 4 Co, corner of Main and Talbot streets,
for the purpose Of registering the names of per-
sons DESTROYS of being removed to the hospital.
Notice had been given by Rev. Mr.. McCielland.
that the Methodist Church would be open fer
service every afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Lucy f. Andrews. of syracuse, n. Y,
arrived i'll Norfolk Thursday morning. and ten
dored her services TO his Honor, the Mayor, a
nurse in the Hospital. Miss A. is very pretty
young lady. His Honor promptly accepted her
services, and as promptly escorted her down to
Julappi, where she duly installed. Miss n.
made contribution to the Howard fund.
DR.. Sylvester, whose name occurs in the list
of death was one of the most prominent phys
icians of Norfolk. The Philadelphia Steam
Packet Company have made the very liberal do
nation of $500 to the Howard Association.
The editor of the Norfolk Argus does not think
the people of Norfolk will receive the money
subscribed for thir reliefby persons who have cut
off communication with them.
In Baltimore $3.50 has been subscribed, and
Mr.. & Mrs. Charles Howard, under the manage
inent # John T Fore, were to give perform
for the benefit Ct the sufferers.
DR.. Warren Stone, celebrated physician OF
N Orleans, had arrived in Portsmouth TO prac-
tice among the yellow fever patients.
Captain Ella. Guy, chief of the Norfolk police,
WAS down with the fever.
4 letter received in Richmond yesterday from
Portsmouth says there was no new cases there
Thursday. DR.. Schoolfed was improving
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The Cholera was raging at Oporto. Spain
4mericaa ConpeR!ion IN South Caroline

4meFIcun C0nrfnlIOn N SOuth Carolina.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Aug. l6.--1he American
State Convention met here Monday night, and
abolished the Catholic test in the State platform,
and allow any native who shall renounce all, gi-
ance civil or ecclesiastical, to any foreign power.
to become n member of the order. The State
platform adopted Also opposes any infringement
on the existing rights of naturalized citizens.
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IRON PORTSMOUTH,.

The accounts from Portsmouth are of truly
melancholy nature. The deaths number some
twelve per day and the new cases yesterday, were
between twenty five and thirty, notwithstanding
at least fourf fths of the population have left the
city.
\ correspondent writes to the Petersburg Ex-
pres H. follows;
oar io'gn presents gloomy and sombre as
poet. There is not magistrate or constable
here; the Council is without quorum; and nearly
All the town officers are gone. Two OF the police
officers are dead, and third is now sick. Il he
stores and banks are clnsed--the market is deser-
iod-the private dwellings are tenantless, and all
the hotels aud boarding houses, are shut up. All
our citizens Except those who remain from a
sense of duty.) who could raise means TO get off
have left There were twelve deaths yesterday
aud from 20 to 30 new cases of Fever.
The Angel of Death is lowering over US, and
the few left are falling like leaves in Autumn
In Norfolk, learn the Fever is raging to a
fearful extent A daughter of Commander sam
uel Barron has died since streports.
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Norro,c Escone Erom Eire

WASHINGTON, Aug. I7.-The attic room of
the War Department was discovered to be on
fire this afternoon, caused by some loose paper
igniting from an unknown cause. No material
damage was done. Great excitement prevailed
among West End officials
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CINCINSATI, August I6,--Oilicial returns from
seventy-four counties in kentucky, and the re-
ported maorites from remaining counties re-
duce the majority of Morchead, X. y, for Coy
ernor to 1900.
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WAsHINGToN, Aug. l7.-Rev. Dr. Parker, late
missionary in China and Secretary of American
Legation there has accepted the appointment Of
commissioner, and will return to that country
shortly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-20

WAsnEoroN, Aug 1.-THE statement pub,
lished that the President intends visiting Cana
da, is untrue, though it is probable that an III.
vitation has been extended to him to do so.
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SALE

The undersigned. with view ul relieving hiW
self from his rcseu en-. fnrrassed conbnilr viii offer
for sale rryally uati Tire 5th day of September hfX.
the following vauabe property, VIZ: two Lots IT
GROUND nlbe city of LyncAbrre fronting 40 feet epch
Jefferson street, the Bau 81 the james River aud
kunawha Canal, nearly sopP site the large stone vail
inu Lots fronting 80 feet each lie Basin u tie
Canal running hack the OrHn5e aud Alexandria Hal
road; lot Jefferson street, opposite the store OF
Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston fronting IS feet; ruf Framed
Trnemenls aud Lots near ID. r. Rec, lying brtwten
lhe old anl new unrnpikes; House und lot adjoining
D. T.. Sprnce's residence O. most desirable anly r"s
Gerce;) bot nnd Wooden Tenement. md Vacant Lot,
both adjoining ia -ntne. haifocle Lot Back Wa
ter Greek. Judge Wm, Daniels lee House; aIso
hi. interest \beirg ihirt-) in TINT vaurbe Steam
trick Machine the GINS Works. about 20 he of
Horses nnd Mules all young nnd wei broke Ia harness
3 or 10 Wagons Z md horse) and seyernl sec
on hund Carts, Wasnn., Sc.
Such portions of snid property ms may not he sold by
the sun day September next will on that lay be sold
by way of public auction.
All t5o c,ciitor- # the undersigned invited To
purchase that their claims may be oetted against
tie amount due by them respectively for purrhase'.
All ,ersons having open hccou us against him are re-
questeo pre- thcol y the l., day Of cpe mhcr TINT
indebted him earnestly requested pay without
further delay
y. b, The PIEDMONT " ORkS viii be continued
in al their fl rert 1r.ehes, md all the contrnets
on hand or may IT, rofarnctrd tr betWe TINS md the
1t di, of September will be carried out promptly ny
the concern that viii take the Works ut day, he
intend, tahing in partner.
aug / d3ua t5thsept GEO. q. CURLE.
Rpnubicau cuuv
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y AND FOR E.-ln pursuance of a de-.
Z 1 cree Of the Circuit Cour; of Campbell Cuunty
pronounced the 23i day of May, 1882 in the of
Stephen Garrett and ntlrrs, plaintiffs. vs. Richard
Maheney and others. def'ninnt7. shall proceed To sell
at public auction, a. Campbell Court Hous', Mon
day. the 10Th day of September 1855. that being G ul
day the Tract of Land in the proceeding meutioned.-
The Land will he so upon credit Of six aid twelve
months, the purchaser being required 10 give bonds
with ecod personal security, aid the title the Land
retained ~ further security @. CLARK,
aug 10 w4w tihetf and Comm issioner. .
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

NOTICE TO BUILDEsSs.-rh e Mont
~ gomery White Sulphur Springs Company will re-
ceve proposals until the 2Oth august for the erection
four large irams building their Springs. in addition
to those already erected. Plans may be apoca-
ton to the Sorpg' an any communication ad
dressed The subject will receive prompt atten.
ton. no. ii. MOSBf, PRESIDENT
Montgomery w s. St Company.
aug s. Ac3tuwt20th
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WI ~ for Young Ladies, Lynchburs Va ne
nineteenth session q, tbs lnS'liul"n win '''e"'' "'
t ~, NrI,v in Ssp.eq,hcr The usual course Oh
.tndips j., Fneli,,. French and Music vii be pnrsned
The latin language will be TAUGHT Iy Ar, Reid, o."
cond.iou a cluss Of 10 can be rnised Young Ladies
wishing to study either the Latin on re"o language Gun
l., al ,v,tbnnt e tcr'pg regular pupils.
Far tern. apply to the P'iuriPal. Payable hat n
No deduction except in of nro'raced sickness.
4 G,v bunrdefs can be taken IN the t'n'I'
a I'm
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Trag UNION HOTTER.
MONTGOMERY. VA

CHRISTIAu3BURG, MONTGOMERY, VA.
YssHE undcrsigaed m,v ng orshasrd this we'll l cwn
II establishment formerly kept by Mr. Samuel q. Will
in,n4. having rohuod nd furnished IT In The very
best -tylc. beg leivet, invite The pub c IA give them
call pipdei themselves TINT CXerilnn will be
used please n ind eure satisfaction given or no
charge made.
Their Table shall only be -upPled with the
Mo intain markets. but as The markets ol ytchbug,
Petersburg Richmond and Norfolk
Persons visiting The Mountains will find Claisliansburg
one of the pleasant aud beautiful village. in The
State situated mile from the Vrginin aud Iennes.
see Rairond Depot. four miles from the YELLOW sulphur,
five nom the Montgomery Wa 8u phur, and ten from
the Alleghany Springs All they ask is n cnll.
Hacks viii be in READINGS. 10 convey passengers to
aud from the cars. nmeliae ely on their nrfiyn.
The senior usrtBsrs tiue i'll be divided nifenttcy
between the yellow Suphur and the Union Hotel. where
he would bn peased to his old fren t. aad The pub
lie generally WIN. CLAhkH,
June p deod3m w. =. TEMPLlN.
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DR.. 81 T. GREGORY date of Missouri)

AVING located in the neiRhborhood of Gen. ., q
l Clay and Benz, Wilkes E,q., 7 m1ra from lo
ery Of Iynehhurg, miles Of New Londop, and ! mile
North Of the Salem Turnpike olera his professional
The Citizens Of thu negborhoed and ouna.
ing country
With experience oil ten yours In he practice oi
mehcinein densely populated and -iekly portion ol
the Western country he hopes to be nile 10 treat the
diseases Of thi. climate successfully. un q wis
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E1OR sALE--A VALUABLE FRUIT

E,W1E SAEE..A AEUA EEFI FH6UIE
u AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, NEAR Li NcH-
BURG. VA.-Rarely. ii ever, ba- there been such II
species of property Offered ia this market rs The above
it having boeu selected aud settled with view Ia tie
r-,ns of Fruit. Tor The iynchburg market 1t Is heau
rtulv situated three lies South of Lyncl hug,
n,auiiug magnificent vrw of the mountains Of eir
gnia and The city of LyUchburg. The soiinnd loraiion
is admirably snited TIE production OF Fruits, &;
The tract cnn'an- about 40 acres and as much
can had joining may be desirable for the BUSH
ness Til, Improvement are partial. as resfec lhe
buildings There e about one .tousani Fl Trees,
at select Varieties, consisting of Apples Peaches, Pear
ouns Aprirots, Neclarins Nc, Grape and strawberry
Vines all ripening in succession. s. ring of eel
lent water aud u first rate road Ia the city further
description is Il wi,hilg purchase
will examine for themselves FOR funh particular.
II idress the undreigned, LynchhnrP, Va.
nuo / de,dsraw JAS Nj. ARMISTEAD.
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SCHOOL

c,i,,r! b4,irg m, l., arrangements with Mr.. 4.
T,of,ro to succ ed him in teaching. resp ctlu ly 81
licit tb, patronage of iii- omnun.. he Scho"i VI"
be of n hiei ordt, embracing in ito course 'h' halln,
Greek Fenf and German Lansnhge'' M"t"'ntt'
l ,h ,,.,,,l EppIi.h Branches The session viii be-
DIN on MONDAY September 81, aud c""'ion" 10 months
Terms $40 per session. ), VI ~
We -ele, Ia Messrs r. Vi. Tallerro jas NJ bo5",
Cam, Samuel NnCorkle, r. J. Kirkpatrick, Esq Gen'
d Rod.s Il Faculty II Washington College, ~ NJ
8hcklo,d, Esq, and Chas. R Shustt@r' Esq.
Address elmer of u.s. OF CT. WINS, hsq"
Ivnchbure. Va. July lid cWll,l s.l.'
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CLASSICAL SCuvOL--WM NJ. s. " s. v.
" REID will open Classical Schunl, on Monday,
september Sd. Il viii be their ain 10 npari
a thorough und practical knowledge of to,e branches
of Academic eiurHtion which deemed necessary To
prepa-e students for business entrance int my of
our Colleges. or the UniyrI si,v uf Virginia.
TERMs-for session of ) months 80.
No deduction will be made after entrance except in
cases of protraeted sickness.
s. V. REin who has recently graduated in Latin
French Spanish aud Chtmisiry, AT the unve 'sity of
Virginn refers testimonial Of his qualifications,
the following letter from Dr. s. Man ia. Chairman of
the Faculty, and letters from other members Of the
Faculty. which have been submitted To several gentle
men of the city, N d will be any theirs who H.uy de-
sire fatther information
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
July ID, 1875. !
My young frie. d, Mr.. Samuel V. Reid Of lynchburg
has spen, two e.siors the University in the study of
Ancient Languages, ual Moi,rn, Mathematics and
Chemistry. He proposes 10 engage in teaching
and do not he ate to the opinion that his ut
IMMINENT, aud character such to lit him well for
the office. II. has Uatei iu Latin, French \
in und Chemistry. and has made such progress in
Greek aud Mathematics is sufficient for the demand
OF teaching ia The higher preparatory schools ! am
sure Mr. Reid viii endeayor to do faithfully whatever.
he undertakes; and therefore, very cheerfuy
mend him To- such.as are il of teacher.
aun 4 1tsput31 y MAUPIN.
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FOR N. YORK, via PETERS Blu RIG.
1fTfk The large and commodious Steamship
.kkkROANOKE. Capt SKINNER leaves City Point
for New York, everv SATURDAY morning al o'clock,
after arrival Of the Cars from Petersburg, srrivnR in
Railroad Fare, and Meals and State Room on board
steamer, $l4,-Second Class Cars and Steeraee, So
Apply,o LEE q JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Co.
murlwis thur
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Girl ENE, HE Al VI n A l. l. Il N ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
San Francisco, Cal.
(Office 13a, Front street, New York;
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TIC
SALES DE TOBACCO.

Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES.--A. & A. LH srchee& Co. Boston;
Allen x Poxson, N.s York; Courtney a. Gushing, Bn-
tnore Davenport A len g. Co. Edmond Davenport
4 CO.. ludlam 4 Watson, Jame4 u. Heath, lac audi
tor and Crenshaw d G. :. Richmond; McCorke &
jones' Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, T. G. y. Ferguson
Il Co.. aud Miller CIenshaw Lyhchburg.
NJ B.--Iluving established branch ~ our house in
New Yoih resident partner in thnr cit will give his
personal aention the receiving unHshipping and
cnrins the lowest aud of freight (rce OF commits
sion) on all goods gned SIM funcse9 House.
Messrs. Edmond. Davenpol! & Co. viii net Tor US
OF Richmond aug 28-eodly
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4 LII ACCOUNTS DUE IST DAY or

"A July, 1850 and from aud after this date all
mnde with @i become due twice yehr viz; the LIT
dry of Jluunry aud the 1T day Of July. All persons
owing w accounts made previous TO Isl OF July. and
dnn that day, will peass come forward and pay
them; dependent collections and cnsh sales
Being oureeI"s, compelled to pay for purchases
twice year. we feel That excused for requiring
li.o puynonts GEORGE M RUCKER & CO
iuivi
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NJ !. II bBIAs, LiverpOOl
IVA. JOHNSON, Lisrrpool--f. +. COOPER, Lon.
don 1t IL acknowl. dged fact That neither OF the
above Justly celebrated Wutch-makers havu their r.
.uporiofe, Ihei, equal, in manufacturing IA
Watcleai and the subscriber ia fully satisfied d
that all creation the of mankind right in
Gurd he ABOVE fact lac has order cd and has in store,
very superior OF the above makers Watch
which lac will sell persons in of good time
keepers mo cfuto ms, and them keep
more accurate time than any make OF Watches row In
call from those IN want Of good time keeper 10
respectfully solicited No. "a sycamore street. -ign Of
Eagle Petersburg, Va TilOS NOWLAN.
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NOtiCe to Travellers,

ir.pss;z4s Our Stages will 10 future leave Lynch
E<AzSSazAE3 BURG . Mondays Wednesdays aud FIR
day mornings; ut Charlottesville night ri,
ing passengers full nights r.st going North
sep ~ -dJtawts J. T. HAMMER & co
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
j. w. BRYCE,

COunselIol and Attorney at law.
WILL PRiCrGH ~ THE UNITED STATES COURT OF
w CLAIMS Letters buanees may be addressed TO him Mt
81 Wall street, Nr@ York, or at Wnshingt II, D. q.
10 4t4t
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a GLENN q co,
Tobacco & General Commission Merchants
AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE nF
Virginia Manufactured no haccO,
- Grdrier street Ne,e Orleaps.
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JN0. q. L.. GOGGIN.

4 r r Q r \ r I r l. 4 y
EynchbNrS, Nn,
EDRACTICES in al, the Counts al the City of Lynch.
burg, AMI 81 tho C.un,ics at CNmnbcll ntd Bed
for Office ucur tp Farmers Bank, AMI /. the same
heretofore uccnpied by Goseil Y fagc.
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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-02-24
Origin of ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

The Bafksiaes MississipPmn says thai
ACKNOWLEDGMENT developed Itself during The
administration of John Adams IN the shape o
laws under which alien bum citizens were PEI
secuted aud driven from the country. II VA
PM down by the democracy with Mir, jefferson
III their head. Some years afterwards the mon
sler agale raised its head in The Hartford Con
yeniioa whose primary otjf wa- lnillnt Treason
against the country, and give aid aud comfort Il
lts enemies in the wal in W ch it was then en-
eaned That notorious conclave of traitors "a
moug other numerous res lives adopted the fol
lowing in regard to naturalIzsd citizens:
80 Resolved that no person who shall. hegeaf
ter be naluralized citizen OF the United State
shall be eligible as a member Of HE Senate .
House Of Representatives, Of the United States
nor be capable o holiins any civil office unie
the authority OF the United States"