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s49f0 prize OF 800
1927 POOL prizes of %
Aud ls7 pfizesof y
m mhfted aoM nj COHENFS OFFICE,
utere the cash eap bc had Eor he prises Me
momed tbry are drum
~ This days drawing Of the Grand Siate
Loltorg continued throughout highly favorable
10 the wheel and consequently advantageous
to the adyentnTer, 10 prize having been
drawn higher than one OF Bl0O and That was
sold AZ Cohen's, Oue.fllb Of this splendid
scheme is now over, aud il stll contains the
q initial ,ttiVp of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29
JOE pNYN'EISG

Erccured IN the neatest manner, and on the
most moderate terms, al the Cffe q the
Erg,aian
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II being remarked that almost al tho
French army who fetusDsd troru Egypt,
wefe become blind from their residence
IN tire country,a gentleman observed, that
be believed the greatest part Of them
must have been blind befors they Went
there,
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Notice.

DY virtue OF a deed Of Trust executed to
cure the payment Ut certain SOM 81 money
therein inentoned, due to Wan, .Ne Perkins,
which deed OF trust bears dale tiie Isl day 81
February, 1923, and II .reeprdediu DO eouniy
court Of Bedford, will be sold, ~ pubic ant.
ton, for ready money, at the marketrllupss IN
Lynclibnrg, on Saturday the "a Of AugEsi,
Yhe following Property,
40 wit -Four feather beds and furniture,
one COW and cali, hall a dozen iahle spoons
and ladlc (slger) and one bay horse, 81 so
mneh thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
debt NELSON a, THOMPSON, TrpstsSss
July %. AZ 100
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PROPOSALS
Ear publishing, BY subscription,
NEW AMERIcAs
biographical Dic.ienar j,
A REMEM8RANcER

.,,.d Heroes, sages aud Statesmen Of Il
psP" nseraca.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Aprcacber 10 a country Wharf ilinstrslss
ting the subject OF his moruiug discourse
TO his congregation, very COMPATIBILITY ask
ed, what saith David on this headp Just at
that iunclste his blak boy, who Ind been
senl for sone meat 20 the butchers, whose
name was David, coming - and snpposing
the question directed 10 him, answered -
Dapa says yon shqH haze no more, til goo.
goy III de old score.
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COHEN 5 OFFICE,
STATEs LOTTEpY.

f'"tit'tDft ""tH p i9azDs
Official lsi OF The J.b days drawing Of lhf
GRANNY
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The North American Review.

Was begun in 1915, and has since been stead.
ly advancing in public estimation la Janua-
ry, 1920, the edltorship was assumed by Pro.
lessor Everett, Of he University at Cambridge
New-England. \ atto series wes then com
meueed, with which ii is convenent that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders for any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
coived by r. LitteIl and by X. Norris Henry,
who are inerestediin the Publication
Published quatteyig--Pfjee tife Dollars a
gedr--pdyddie IN adfaBce
American Journal of Science and
Arts,
Conducted BY BENJAMIN 6ILLIMAN, Pro
tessor d Chemistry, &c. Y0ie College
This Journal began in the year 1919 Two
between which there is an interval
of about three months, form a volume
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The following conversation took place,
the other day betwcena labonrcr employ
ed on the works Of the cllainper 10 B,igh
ton, and gentlemen who was inspecting
the operations. =" Why don't y gu 90 home,
10 your own country Patf@ said the bat.
ter, " nohody wants You heie." "Obi
your honpr,o was The answer ~twasn'k
rant brought mo ilcre--.j had plenty n
that before left home" Eng paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-29

Puma baby going into Drury Lane
Theatre one evening that Gasraik played,
was 50 roughly iusllrd by the crowd, that
iief ruillea neie torn of. She entered her
box il i perfect fury, which was not 1T
.le Increased by Mr.. ". eomplin1entiug
her, that notwithstanding the rude usage
she had met with, she WAS na-fn1ed
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SHOW shameful il IS that you should
faIi asleep" sdid dull preacher to lis
drowsy audience, "n heu that poor crea-
tge," pointing 10 an IDIOT, who was lean
ina On "a staff and staring stiIio, q IL both
awake and attentive" Perhaps, Sir"
replied The fool, al should have been asleep
too if had not been an idiDfo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
NEW GOODS.
II. SESSIONS, has received his Fan

III. SESSIONS, has received his Fall
and Winter Goods which with his former stock
makes hi. assortment very extensive
--IIasS1g which orr
c UTERINE, fine, mIddiIng snd low priced
~ Broadclo,hs and Cassimeres, Queens cloths and
Eerseymeres for ladies' Goals, bs.e red @hite, yell
low, black and green f!anne!s, feGfnoughs, Devon
shise E-rseys, Plains and sergss, Cos!ings, scotch
pisids great variety festinss, Csmbe.s Tor coaks
printed ka,tineus, bale figured and plain honiba
lelts all eolors and prices, double Giile1 sd red
Bsses Blankets from ga TO LII worstsd draws
and robbins. Caroline plsids, iguied poPns. Isbby
Veiyets silk diCto, Coronation cloth tor plain shawls
Purnitures, calicoes. Gingl'ans. L.nsns, do Cam
brics, linen danask, linen stceubgs, Russia sheet
ings Ravens Duck. cashmere shawis great Vafie-
~, flag, bandanno and German iHiiled six iiandsis
ialcy and black six ditto, superior quality merno
Handkis cotton aig Hkis iineD csu5' &c d'Ito very
fne, black and colored nshsn and Canton grapes
black, white aud green italian ditto, Ehg'sb cash
mere long shaws, black sinchaws and sarsnets'
plaid Lustrings, coiored diuo shine aiushns' lndia
null ditto, figured Muslins, ditto tor dresses, BON
bazins, Russia Diapers, black and olive Vewets,
Bedlaces. Carpetbindinss, Crash. brown and black
Linens, sewing silk and twist, Pins, 10. &c
Nov i3
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MlSCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.


In affair Of hsa0, q seocrtign cure Jor
she Dronsy.
IA Intelligent traveller informs u. ,ha,
acme une since, q D.. blanchard, Of Alex
snd,ia, on Red Rver challenged Nj.
Murray su Attorney, on come tuvsi sccoun',
Uha at The ,in,e was lsboring under 90 sb
do,nipal dropsy They one, 10 the province
Of TEXAS, aud Mutssy, was shot through the
beIiey. The dtnpslcsi matter cas- discharged
and ,ne bowel., irom the inflammation exeis.
ed by the wound adhering to the peri'oneau,
q PEI snanent cure was accomplished. The
parties became iricods, aud the Auc,ney 'e.
nsios gra,efu, to the Doeto, fos This gts'uit'
lou. surgical opers,ion. We know Of no Law
sgsiost shedding water, though there Is onc
sxsinst shedding blood II osr medical col.
isges app owe o. this mode, II is 20 be hoped,
ybs csudids'es for NJ. u. will be carefully en-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

Addison, says lhs, dog has been the com
panlon of man for moe than 5000 years, and
has learned of Dim oniy ono OF h's 'icss--'bs'
i, 10 worry h,s species, wheo he Gads the III
IN distress. Ito a tin canhister 10 a dog S
tail, and snoiher will fall upon hm--pot .
man in p'ison !or debt, aud suothot will lodge
de,siDer agsips, him This propensity 10
sill,ct The aM cIed has gwen rise 10 the vu'gsr
bu, we feet correc, adsg., Whso uu1o is
gong down hill every ooe gives him a kick !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
THE rUM AIEDICAf.

a gentleman who was IN he habit oi 'ssinE
pils tor his amusement, was cohtIGuaiy
cnsng,ng them--on winch a trend remsrSed'
that hc rescmb!ed tho capiisl VI lslkcj, -
he wa. Consian. 10 no hiH. q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
PASSION ron MUSIC.

The passion Ui De Lac, the ns,Urs' Ifsi.
losopher, for music, was so pfedomiNsnl 10
his latter days, that piano was piscedsby his
he'd aide on w"ch his daush,es played g'est
par, of lhe day. The evening Of MS dcaih,
seeing her ;,ther ready 10 sink into s!urber,
so. s,ked bim, +" "shsi psy snys mote {"
" Eeep plaj ins," seid nc, 81 keep pl.>.ng."
He ,icpt---but awokc ~" Hore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
Im the nod.a, yod the n,a CO,

Some time during The recent sickness IN
the city OF New.Yo.k, coun,yman ELdlng
his way obst'Octed by bosrd fence bu'' qo''e
ACROSS the street, enquifed oi Uystande'. iot
what Pul pose It Was built Tho rep!ied It wss
built 10 separate the healthy from the m'ec''
ed district. ell" said The conntiyh'an,
" | have oitcU bea,d Of the Board OF Health,
but ne vet saw IL before"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
FARM FOR SAL

EOR Sale--A Farm in So}
4 town, 4 miles fsm tie south ic1
snuated, moderately descending 10 the
ing about iS0 scres CT land. propor.l
meadow, pasture, ii. age, orchsidpg, Z
we'll waiered With durable springs. y
is easily improved On it are a one.s,d
story dweII,ng-house, barn, &c For
uiags. inquire Of the subscriber, ON the
JOHN
Sou'k. Engstcwn, Oct rs, 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
Domestic Manufact
HARVEY SESSION

Hos jus. reeeloed. and intends 70
sandy tor sale 'he JslIosu'nS I
bycsu/ac.u,ed GoodS, pi-
lRoADCLO1HS and kass'n
cred and white Fiannels. al, voo
nets, Plains, Bed,icSs. st:r.es and GIN
"a Chez, 4 & "a brown sheet'hgs, f.
1ned diuo, Sd & 7-S shrtings, b'es
ble,ched warps and Filings. all M
ranieu the f,s' qna'i,y; ditto coio'
Yowc!o,,, Yarn stockings and iiitie
oio.ed Cotton Threads, &c sc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

a Rhode. island Repullican. printed
May 49, 1912. is wsniel, and liberal price viii be
given fcr lbs ssc,e. Aqpy at this Office.
Dee IS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
Auction and Comm
Store.

Iii she FIRE Ilyoef Brick SfOre, 40.
Square.
A IL business in the above lines, viii
~ every facility aud pro- p atleht'S
fasors gratefully acknowledged by
Newport. Nov. 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

amined a. 10 their ok III Ii this novel mode OF
operation.
We believe 81 Is . fact generally known to
medical men, that the Intentional excrement
of such degree Of iphsWmstion upon the
DC, i,oneum ss shoold be sufficient 20 produce
adhesion bc;woen i,s surfsce, has 10 o'e or
two instances succeeded 10 eariog abdominal
dropsy.-.fiae0ria Req.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

When the humorou, Judge DIS, was on
the bench OF the Supreme Couu. in giving
, cha,g TO the Jury he had occasion, i'eqdent
~, 10 make use Of the nortSagor and D'o'''
sagee. foremsb Of The Jury asked toe
Judge the Msaning OF the words, candid'y
cpniessing no did not know their import.
His Haoor lAce,iousy explained them thus I;
nod TO you-you notice ne.
Im the nedr, you the n,a CO,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
CUlIDALL'S MILL
NIooi Caramg.

THE subscribers Miorm Il
Il aud the public. that thcy hav'
the,r Csrding Machines with new Cai
es, aud most approved ntnufSct tufe,
ave uow enabled 10 Card Wool OF all
best manner.
Tney continue to Manufacture al 7
en- Goods, rs ususi-IIo, lhty col
WOODEN Cloths Of all descriptions, ar'
mrn;s, &c. that have faded, or beco'
so!e All branches of the above bu.
done with despatch, and on the low,
the least favor gratefully acknr~ledl
CLARKE & G
N.B.-SAsYonp ALHy, Little Com
tCoREY, riverton-- WILLIAM PEA
Ferry--and jon SuEunAN, IN Newl
ceiyc and forward articles intenGed
factory. Portsmouth,, .su
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BrOun's patcn. Etrlie0! Wo0!
jOr Fam'ly USE.

THE subscriber duly auth
4 the purchasers Of the Patent RI:
very useful m achines now oiiers them 10
same price as they are sold by the in'e
nave Xix spindles (or more if wished) Il
aged by One Person, and will produce
better wock than can be done by toar 2
same time, upon the wheels III common
cupy but one half the space.-They are
iu many OF the neighboring towns, VII
facility with dispatch they prove very
sistsnts to Domestic Industry particul
who Manufacture their wool nto hAiine'
cloths for sale.
T.. W LAYTON,
Cerner . fUashagt'n-
oAa IHl
Newport, Oct S0;h, 1922
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"WELVE 'Doxes ant Baics Of DRY
4 GOODS, consisting Of
Blnadclo,h. Valencia and other
Caisimetes VGsliOes
FiaRnsl, Baz.s a complete assor'-
a complete assort- ment ci Scotch
ipent OF Ps!tsse pisids
Cio,hs Coroiine Ploias
Elegant figured Pc. sisnno & Cashmere
iisae silks Shasls
Best Eae.ish Ga,k Slou, lnen Diaper sor
GinghaWs Table Ctoihs
Figured and plain Brd,.eys ditto
Bombszeus Superior English cot.
Rose Blankets OF ell tou Shutinss
sizes
Together with silk PIush and sik Vclve,s
tf all colots oil cloths for tables; 4 black
n.nneis winter Ribbons. SSc
ALSO. CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A penetaI AssoriOcni of the beat Domss.
tic COTTON GOODS.
Nov. 27
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REAL ESTAT1 + Or SALt"
THE subscriber conit mP,s,ing iemcva! from tins
slate offers Cor sale has estate. situate on tiie
Point, consisting Of Dwelling House. snd six lots
Of land, near to anu adjoining The house
$50,
The sloop Fancy, bur,hen SO tons, good stfunch
vessel, wen found, and in good order or sea--now
lying Ut Marbles Gate Dcnnis) wharf, on tie roihi
where s.e may be seen
For p.r,icn.rs AN terms sale &C the above pro
perty. sppiyto pELEO ia iLEs
Newport, july n. 1921 luJ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

A blind mar on leaving company OF la
dies, said he was sue there was ono present
who had 6oe set oi 'eesh, for she kept up
coD,inusi laugh for two hours.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

SwiR relates the slory OF servant girl,
who walked seven miles in The rain 10 sec a
man hanged, end who returned c'yins end
sobbing because no w0s repfIeyed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

An old fellow, who had drawn $4,000 in
a lottery, on being 'old OF the IS pei cent de-
duc,,on which was TO be made, declared i5
sDaS enough 20 rum any man.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

In l776 a bin was introduced Into the
House OF Commons, which went 10 propose
that tho sa,chmsD OF London should be COM
briled to sleep by day; whereapon lord Nj
ycnt rose and observed the, he wished he
mie 1T not DO included 10 that bill, ss he was
80 much troobled with the goat that he could
net sleep either day or night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08
FALL GOODS.
JOHN T. TOWNSEND,

Nas Iust Opened, L.
THWELVE Doxes onG Bales OF DRY
4 GOODS, consisting Of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-08

On public rejoicing nigh, some young
fellows went 10 the house OF Quaker, who
was sick under complication ct disorders,
and commenced breaking his windows.--
Wbo, are you aboW ! said tho ,ick man.---
Removing some OF your fumes, aOswsrsd The
mob.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07

True poiitsness. Sir William Gooch,
Governor of Virginia, being ia conversation
with gentleman IN street OF the city of
Williamsburg, returned the salotation nj a
negro who was passing by Sir said the
gentleman, does your honor descend so
far as 10 salute Il slave p Why, yes re-
piled the governor, canno, ss.l;,r man
of bis condition 10 exceed oir in good man
upTgn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
.laferiafs,

.4ptherst County february Court, 1928.
Charles Mundy, administrator OF Joseph Mo.
run, decreased, PLAINTIFF,
against
Robert Rivers md Henry l., Davies def.
Upon a Foreign M in Chdnterg,
On hearing bill, and II appearing 10 the sat.
isineiion Of the court that the defendant iiiv p
ers doth not reside within the limits Of tbs
state It's therefore ordered and dccteed the.
unless the said defendnnt doth appear here ou
the fret dry of May court neat, and enter bis
appearance and give security according 10 tho
net of.nssembly and the rules of this court.
the same shall be taken es confessed aud the
matter thereof deereed accordingly. And il
is further ordered, that Henry l.. Davies, the
other defendant, doth retain in his hands what
money to which he may he indebted 20 the
said Rivers, 10 the amount Of seventy.fivc dol
lars, until the further decree and order nj the
court. And IL is furtbermore ordered that "a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted ia
The Virginidn, published in Lynchburg, foe
the term of two months successfully, and that
another copy II this order be posted up at tho
front door Of the court house OF ibis county
on some court day A copy Teste,
81 ARTHUR II. DAVIES, & A.'C.
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YYact OF i0na,

In said deed mentioned, lying in he county
OF Bedford, on The waters OF Beaver Dan
Creek, continuing 40 aeyas, be the Gan,c more
AR leea tnuptI1r Nth
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
TRUST SALE.

10y virtue Of deed of trust executed
I'D to the subscriber by Sdlh Mead, ard d,l
iy recorded In the clerks Office Of Amherst
county, aud for purposes therein expressed,
J shall, on Saturday the ed OF March, 1893.
by way OF public auction, sell to the highest
bidder, Tor cash, nj the residence OF eaid
Mead, ROAD WAGON AND GEAR, with
the team of four WORK HORSES. Such L.
lie only will be conveyed M is vested in tho
trustee. TIIoS. MUHltELL, Trustee.
March z ytds
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public Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed
ID 10 the subscriber by the late jesse Clark
son, dee. for the purpose of securing debt
due TO William Ryan, which deed is dnly re-
corded IN the county court clerks Office of
Nelson. will, on Tuesday The eib day OF A
pril newt NJ SInssie's mill in Mellon county,
sell TO the highest bidder, without reserve,
FOuv valuable slaves,
Cyrus, woman named Nancy, and her two
children Sarah Ann and Meredith These
slaves uiny be rcctoncd valuable acquisition
y any gentleman wishing to own such
Terms Of sale will be cash or current hank
NOTES There IL IA qaeatLon bai ia. t.le -
good but acting as trustee, shall convey
such nv Is vested In me by snld deed.
CHARLES FEHHOW.
March 7. 81 ida
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RQSISDMIP1a
DECISION AGAINST KENTUCKY

DECISION AGAINST KENTUCKY.
The following decision of the Supreme
Court at Washington is extremely ilnpor-
tant The Court was composed of judy
es Washington, johnson, Duyal and Story.
Mr.. Clay, was in the court, when the De"
cision WAS pronounced.
SUPREME COURT.
THURSDAY, Feb. 27..--Mr. JusTicE
WAsHisaroS delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of Green against Biddis
argued at the last term--cstablishin the
uneonstitutlonality, and consequcutially The
lnvalidity of the occupying claimant laws
of Kentucky, involved in the case.
MIR. JUSTICE JnnrsoH delivered his o.
pnion, dissenting from that of the other
three Judges WIN sat during the argument,
hut cuucurfing IN thu result That judgment
must be entered for the plaintiff.
WAsuisdTos, Feb. 30. The second
rommltle on the subject of 1.-THE Docu.
ments" yesterday made its report in the
House of Representatives. Our paper was
so pre-rngaged for To day, that wr cannot
make room for it. The Report is confined
10 tho frsS branch of the inquiry embraced
in the resolution which constituted the
committee, The short remnant Of the Sea
S,on not allowing the second branch Of the
mquiryto be pursued ---------i In regard then,
to the alleged suppression of part of a
document, the committee, considering HE
Printers as no longer ineulpated, declare
that the matter femJins exactly in the state
in which the frat Report left il, as 10 the
question who made The Pencit marks on
the particular paper marked a 3. Some
new facts ARE disclosed by the testimony,
which, however, do moi appear To have
been considered by the Committee TO be
decisive of any thlng.
la one point, the Report is conclusive.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, II is init
mated. not omy could not have been CON
nusant Of the erasure which has been exag-
geratrd into an importance really not be-
longing to II, bul could have had no motive
for being so.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-07
.<ot ice.

/ Hereby FoKWARN all pcrsous
q from trading for or taking an assignment
OF three bonds executed by ne 10 honns
Phelps OF Bedford county --olp for the sun
OF Sl97 90, due The IL day of March, 1873 ),
QUE other for the same sum due the 18th day
of December nest and one othcT nolc due
the 1t day Of January last, FOR the sum oil
$l5,as have o.lscttsa against ulr snne ana
determined MOTTO pay them 10 any othrr per.
son. THOMAS a. LEtJhICH.
March 7. 3iw3W"
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DIED--On the 29lh January iast, at
the Cherokee Agency, Col. RETURN
JONATHAN MEIGS, u soldier Of the
Revolution. Col. VI. vas native Of L un-
neeicut
-, in Philadelphia, on Friday after.
noon, the l4th inst. IN the 47lh year of his
age, Mr.. SAMUEL RELF, late editor of
the PHILADELPHIA Gazette.
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for any oder hresch or Omission Of official
duty and shal! he femeyed from office
upon oonteulian OF default herein. Nhen-
ever liz securliy of az clerk or coroner,
shall Remove nat Of the commonwealth, or
Income insoiscnl, on a rule made, notifying
such clerk or coroner II such removal er
insolvency, the .1ne proceedings may be
had, aud rt'e same remedies applied, ~ in
the case al securities notf, iEg the clerks
or eorouers, Us provided IN The foregoing
section.
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Your valuable Slaves.
TRUST SALE.

ARY virtue Of a deed Of trust executed t.
- the subscriber by Jeremiah Adams and
James Adams bearing datc the 18th day of
january, ls2o and duly admitted TO record IL ,
the clerk s ONCE of the county cour, of Bed
ford, aud for the purpose of securing the pny-
neht of certain sums of money therein en-
pressed, we shall, on Friday the 10Th day Of
the present month tMarch,) II fair, il not tho
next fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted.
proceed TO sell, on the premises, by way ct
public auction, for reAdy money, d certun
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ITO be concluded ncrt Friiay.l

The following extract Of a letter IL pub
lished in a Salem paper, the editor of
which says that II is from j respectable re-
sident ol lIlinais:
.crawiord will get 40 support from the
electors of tins state. Adams will get two
VOTES, aud probably the whole three pos-
sibly, however, Clay may receive one
vote"
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Two lemaie Slaves,

Mary and Judah or such portion thereof n,
may be sufficient To satisfy the snid debts in
tefest and costs OF sale. A. trustees, VIC sbnlA
convey such title as Is vested In US aud no
other. SMI1IISOS II. DAVIS,
BOWkLR PRESTON
March J. 3lNtls