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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-11
TNew Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer.D

VNHE Inhabitants Of Newport, arc re-
J. spcctfully informed, that they can a.
gain be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY--at the following
prices, viz;
Ale delivered in any part Of tho
town, per Dbl. 81 M
Porter, 90. do. ZOO
Bottled, 60. per dos. So
Table Beer, 800
N. b. Bakers can be supplied with Malt
and Hops Of the first quality:
JOHN GOFF.
! Newport, October 4, 1897.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-11
Qdrrtr0.

In New London on the Goth ult b. the Rcv.
Mr. Sunderland. MIR John Horswel, of this
town, to Miss Mary Ann Lloyd, of the former
place.
In New Bedford Mr. Samuel Stall, ir. to
Miss Catharine Frost. daughter OF Mr.. Samu.
el Frost, ofNcw York
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-11

The Rev Mr.. MACAULEY, Of the city of
New York. Presbyterian clergyman, has
been elected President Of Transylvania
University of Kentucky, recenty under
the care of DIR. Holley.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-11
CoyCoRp. IN. H. Sept. 9

SoNt'hbs 49, '''J At IN' ~'''
Newspapers There are in this State.
seventeen newspaper Establishments. and
all but five are advocates of the present ad
minislration of the General Government.
The dsseners from the popular voice are
the New Hampshire Patriot. the n. II.
Spcctatorat at Newport, the Gazette tPorts
mouth, aud the Gazette at Dover - the Re.
pository, IA religious paper) ofcOurse takes
no part in the controversy.-LR Reg.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-10-11
Attorney at Law.

HAVING several years since, been admit
d ted to practice rs an ATToRNEY and
his State, and more recently in the UNirEn
STATES CoURTs--I offer my services to the
public in the line ofmy profession Those
who may see fit to employ me, as well az all
ny old PATRONS, may rest assured that what
yer business they may conhde to my manage.
ncnt, akaIl be attended TO with promptness.
idelity and correctness.
Wenry Y. Cranston.
Ncwport. 9th October. IS27.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

I1efoiSrc, Resolved. id.at We Gcprccate tie prospect
Of the elevation Of Andrew Jackson 10 the Presidency,
and decidedly oppose tina; measure: aud there being but
two candidates on this occasion,
e Resolved, That we do as decidedly prefer the CON
;iruance for tie next presidential tenn of Tie present,
incumbent John q, Adams; in whose INTEGRITY, ability
and general principles we continue 10 rcpose high Goa.
iienCe.
Resolved, That five persons be chosen from the
county OF Caroline as delegates TO the proposed Con
vention 10 meet In the city Of Richmond on tue 8h of
January next, for the purpose of framing an Electoral
Ticket Tor the use OF cur citizens opposed 10 the pre-
tensions of Gen Jackson; and that Lawrence Bat,aile,
Robert Corbin, Wilson Allen, DR.. p. Robb and Capt.
James Madison, be our delegates 10 said convention
any two OF more Of whom 10 act.
Resolved, That a corresponding committee be ap-
pointed, composed of the following gentlemen:
Capt. John @. Catlett DR.. boswell
DIR. John Il. S;oue Philip II. Jones
Wm. l.. Guesensbury WIN. Il. Carr
John S. Psnd!ctou DIR. Hopkins
John G. Lawrence DIR. Wright
DIR. Urqucheart Or. Thos. Il. Anderson
Humphrey Hill
Who are authorised 10 fill any vacancy that may
occur in the delegation.
Resolved, That The editors OF the Enquirer and the
Wing in Hcbnoni-and the editors of the Herald and
Po!itica! Arena i'll Fred'icisbufg be requested to pub
ish tie proceedings OF this meeting.
WILSON ALLEN, Charm.
JAMES MADISON, Sec'TV.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

tie vote and The appointment are illus obyrorz. why
against all tue rules Of right reasoning, should disMo.
pest inducements be inputcd9
Claims so lily founded as those of General .yacks,,
this meeting can revcr support.
Resolved therefore. that the members of this mee,i,o
without PiedSing themselves TO support John Ouincy
adams at the next Presidential electionl will ust
all the lawful and proper means within their power 10
prevent the election OF General Asdre,v .JocI,snn ~
the presidency.
Resolved, that Frederick Harris, james Niche. u,
cian Minor, and DR.. Joseph Pendle;on, be appoin-
ted Delegates on the part Of Ibis rreeting, TO attend
the convention proposed to be held in the CITY Of Rich
mond on the Gh day of January next. for the rurposo
OF toTl!na''aS electors, and of Gevising other lawful
cral Jackson.
Resolved, That Benjamin 3. Duke, Joseph ". Pen.
dieton, James Niche, Robert G.. ills, DR.. L, aneis
johnson, Elijah Hutchinson, Richard TYLER, Ludlow
B~Eanhair, Arthur Clayton, Edmund Bullock, Inciau
Minor, and George w. Trueheart, be appointed 4
corresponding committee on the part OF this meeting.
i'esoi"cd, That the proceedings q. this meeting be
signed by the chairman and secretary, and published in
The Richmond Enquirer, Constitutional Wing, aud Pc.
litical Arena.
FREDERICK HARRIS, Chair'n.
JAMES Mems, Src'y.
The proceeding CT Ohio. Prince William and Frank
IN, on Wednesday,. Judge Dadc presided at Prince
William, and he is accordiigly denounced III The mos,
a?p7ob'i"us terms IN The Telegraph. lie is iepu;cd
from that County, aud Judge Saunders from F.auk!in.
The voters OF GOOCNLAND county opposed 10 The
election OF Andrew Jackson, are requested 10 meet a,
Goochloni Courthouse on the fist DAY of Noyember
court next. TO take into consideration the proprietv OF
aiecii'g 'nelnbe' $ 10 the Antj-JaciSson Convention 10
ne heIs Ill tic'nloEd ON the 9Th day of January next.
MASY NorLRs OF GoocHLAND
4 meeting will BE- held at POYHATAN c. II. on
Tuesday next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

4 TION.-AH prrss,,s are hereby cautioned sr,ins,
~ trading for OF taking an Assignment Of Note cSecn-
'ch by me about four years ago, to Zachariah Shu-arf. for
about seventy-fvc or eighty dollars, rhc amount no, now,
exactly TemrmhcfedD for tho purchase Of - hose. . .
nave a Just Offset against the same 10 more Than its emor,t.
' W. commenced" s"t 9cainsi the said Slurart.
lFNV l'-At f EOODy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

u Gentlemen, married and single, disposed TO pat
ron'ze the amusement of Dancing, are requested ia
meet at tie Eagle Ibis evening at 6 o'clock, to or
ganize Tor The winter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
82G1zIIOMD

'' a snort season, having organized a Company, in Tie
assoc'att'n Of which, he has neither spared cxeriion nn,
gNPsNco' } ihc Patrons Of tie Legitimate Drama, Mr..
Il. looks with soliri'ude fol eurpori. aud the Todiss sni
'th'einen comprising his Cops, will in \ short tire.
'"2mi 'heir. talents 70 the chaslc and classic his.crrmer n,
o. a Richmond Audience.
Nov It's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
u. BAKER--Deniist-

' turned to Richmond, aud viii resta.'.., 80 "%, - y,
N.~. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

"ComParc Jackson With Adams, (said The Egopf-
rer IN 1870 and hoc inferior" One is a 'cursr, ~
the other a monument Of Genius' and ian ornament
10 lis County" What pity that files Of newspapers
should be preserved!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

AEssor -f'1c, IN i7cLnesIsy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17


meeting; and tar'"g retired 10: 1 sLoIt uine, returned
and reported 4 Preamble, anu ihe following Resolutions.
which were unanimously adopted by the meeting:
!st. ErSoie ed, That we will employ every honorable
means 10 prevent tue election of Gen. jackson 10 The
presidency.
II. I~ccsoi,e9, That We apr.cyc Of the leading prin-
c,;I"S upon wHich tie government IS now administered.
ana utterly G~lsneherc the impu:ai.on Of LorgG.H and
corruption IN the election Of the p:csen, chief mGgis-
tyatr.
Sd, Eeaoicca, That we approve the nomination of
Gen. Josiuh I~.ortkart. O6ci Hrie, HIM. B. PAGE,
Co, Jnaes 8,H, Ed,cayi i. Snith, DR.. Phjiip Smith,
Philip B9rlce,. CrDt. ,jot, Shir aud alfred H. Pom.
c". made at tie several sectional meetings, rs de-
'eGates TO attend the convention TO be holden nj
E'ctinnni on the Sh of January next, 10 fern an
cicctora! ticket favorable TO the re election Of tho nre-
sent chief magistrate OF the United States.
Nh. Rcs)lrsd, That i committee of vigilance bc nm
nn;u'ed, to consist OF the following persons: Gel. Henry
Scat,Y, Capt. Ebin Taylor, Joseph Il. Williamson, ia.
coo Cooper, Jas. Wiggen;on, Edward J. Smith, Col
N!eadweIl Smilh. Ebin Milton, David Meade, Richard
~ Meade, DR.. Danl NJ Gruler, John Bell. David w
Trainer, Christian Holmes. George liitenour, VIM.
S)cnny, Stephen Pri,charl, John S hIagill, John Crit
hth, John Wall, David iIoilngsworth, Jacob Grove,
WIN Campbell, .iIijed II. rarkins, Isaac Holdings
worth, Edwin d. Burwc!i, DOC; john Thompson, and
Gabriel II. Davia.
9Th. ReSoireR, That a committee OF curresponLence
he appointed, 10 consist of The following persons: Alfred
III. Powell, WIN /. CLARK, John iIullingswortl. Thos
Buck, sen'r John Is. Tiidcn. James 3. Ial. Henry
Richards, Cen. Josiah Lochhart, David S. banner,
Maj. John White, Hobcr, S. Ni'hay, Joseph Hackney,
Henry Glaneli, James Lyon. Col. James Bell, Major
Seth Mason, John i~Ieishell, joshua Lupton, Nicholas
5ierns, JOHN W. Page, JOHN II. Bronze, Thomas 4.
TidbalL, Da,idIE Allen, Humphrey Brooke, WIN Ber-
~, Robert Montgomery, Robert Page, Col James II.
Sewers and John Hay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
q. GARD,

1914 Il. RICHARDSON respectfully inrorms the I,dics
/ , & ana Gentlemen NJ Eichmond, Manchester, and their
'WlfiiCS- tlai hc will. in n few DAYS. omen the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
CIECLlN.E COUNTY.

LT.N. C.]L.N |.
Al n respectable meeting of line citizens of Caroline
county opposed 10 the election OF Gen. jackson 10 the
Presidency OF the U States, convened at the Bowling
Grsen, on Monday, Nov. 18th, 1927:
Wilson Allen, EST. was called 10 The chair, and Capt.
Games Madison appointed secretary.
Che uject o. the meeting having been briefly stated
by the chArnll. UI U>Iion. a committee of twelve
persons was appointed to prepare and report a preaIn
hIe AMI resolutions III uitheranca Of TIE object of Tie
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
,,cEsnN MEETING.
RICHMOND MEETING.

The Anti-Ja,kson Meeting was held IN Inc cry
.n..aa,ond on Wednesday last, Judge VIM H.
c,ben, Chairman, and.Wm. g. fe"d'e'o"' e'qr'
-,,,,,--The Rev. 10. Kerr, Il Chapman
..oa and Daniel Call, esqrs. were appointed
IN the Anti.Jackson Convention. a
~ ,eesunt OF their proceedings will be gwen III
lin the mean time, we are authorized
r.xoectabIe gentleman, just from Richmond,
"a name will he disclosed, if necessary,
~ .,y that the statement Of'he Enquirer that
49, v.re ooIy 400 persons present, is incorrect
~. Hall ofthe House sfDelegates was full to O.
a..;og and many persons retired who could
not rIn-Tbe number present was generally
..,uaIed at nearly 1000.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
10000 Tickets nj So is 100000
Mode on DIR AWNING

2o,uOO Tickets nj SO is $4,000
MODE on DRAWING
The Numbers will be pui into one wheel,
Ms usual, and in another will be put the pri-
yes. above the denomination OF two dollars.
aud the drawing 10 progress IN Tie usual
manner The 10000 prizes of Two Dollars.
" i'll be awarded 10 q high or low number, TO
be determined by that which may draw tho
prize of 5000 dollars.
Low Numbers from to 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, lo.ooI 10 200oo, inclusive
A holder of two tickets, High and low, must
of necessity draw one small prize, and mny
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
TER MS.
Price of Tickets--whole, 50 So Half, 81 %
Quarter, GA cents
For packages, pot less than 81 whole tick
cts, scheme price, for approved notes. paya.
bile fifteen days after the drawing. without
interest.
Orders bv mail, pos, Paid, will meet the
same attention US on prrsanal APPLICATION.
Address 10 Al o. IhF NlCH,
Aug. 80. Manager
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
FALi,& WINTER GOODS


-k1 adephia, enable the subscribers nj PIES
eni 10 oner 10 their customers and the pub.
lie such an assortment of Srnsonable GOODS,
both IN Staple and FancF line, ns is not To be
surpassed by any house ~ this section of the
country. Among the articles lhlely received
are the following viz
4 few pieces SliEPPAKDS extra fine Blue ~
Black Cloths and CaSsncfes
piece superb Clarci do for Gents Froeks
A few pieces fine Double Nilled Drab ~ Olive
Cloths, ior Gent over Coats
A few pieces steel Nix, new and elegant ar
iicle Tor Snrlouts, froeks, &c.
Blue Black and Brown Cloths and Cassimeres,
medium qualities
Gentlemen Fur and Beaver Hats
PLAIN aud Ut SILK Velvet Yesungs
Black aud Brown Eng. do
: rteas g hume IRISH Linen
- half piers d, oi peculiarly 6ne texture &
soft dhish
& cnscs GaIieoe., comprising almost every
shade aud figure
"A n is Bed lifkiugs indigo blue
several l., #es sd q Irish eheelinps
cnsc d mask fablt Linen from h-I lh-4
Ga "a IL o. 81 brown aud Bleached DO
meslics
4443.4 plaid do fast colours
case fine Power Loom Shrlings
Geullemen's Gue beaver d morse skin Gloves
White horse skin rad silk do
Black Italian Cnvals aud Bandanns
| PIhid and Camhlet tl"aks
| several pieces 5coih Pbids l. Camblets
/ Sevrlal rdec.s Scarlet Marines, qlaie cheap
| Best TwIled English Blankets lIom 3 to 3
| point nnu-nallS cheap
| Best double Milied Napr Cottons
kerseys aud Lind.eys for servants wear
| strong gh quarter Shoes, and quantity of
| Sole Leather
/ Rose aud Whitney Blankets, from To l3 ora
| Fine and medium Satfmei,
| Apron and Countrrpnne Checks
! Green Baizes and lonr Cloths. II c.
The attention Of the LADIES is respectfully
solicited 10 the following fashionable uticle VIZ
Lace Wells Capes and ColldIs OF the most
splendid style
Rich Thread and Gymp I.nces nhd Edgings
Several pieces A. and 10 PLAIN Bobbinets
b ack ItalSa Lus rings, finest quality
PLAIN aud ds'd Blk. gro De Nap.
Nlazarne Brown aud Dove cold do do--supcrb
PLAIN and fg'd white Gro de Nap.
Partisan Plaid do---a new aud elegant article
A large assortment most beautiful Bohnet Rib
bouS
A few pieces superior Prlioe Cloths
hid. Horse 5k,n and silk Gloves
An assortment SILK, Cotton aud Worstcd Hose
A few patterns Chian Robes, quite new
article
few Crimson 81 Blue Merino Shawls
Small Cashmere do do
A few picces superior plain black Nsnkecn
Grapes
Morocco q SeaIskin Shoes
Bin .. white silk .. Pruuella do of the first or
der
The above articles have been purchased on
The cheapest terms, VIZ for cash, and most of
them AT auction, aud will be sold al very mo.
dernle advances.
The attention Of customers mud other gen
llemen WHO wish 80 purchase Cloths or Cassi-
merrs is particularly requested To our present
assortment, n The beauty, hrmness Il cheap
mes oil eur late supply, surpass any lhing we
have ever seen.
DAVID g. ROBERT KYLE.
II Country Merchants aud retail dealers. |
are respectfully invited 10 cali aud examine
our assortment which Is not to be surpassed |
in variety or cheapuess on this side OF the |
Northern Markets. ID L. X. KYLE.
Oct. ~. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
ASTL-JACk son MEETINGS.
Il AlIIl L,

Concerning it TO BIZ the duty of all good citizens
ofour confederacy 10 use all lawful aud hunonra-
bic means TO promote the common veal aud be
lieying thai much of interest is involved in the
approaching President contest. meeting
of the friends ofthe present administration, who
may live convenient. is earnestly solicited At
Leesyllle, on Saturday the lOlh day of Novem
her ensuing, at II O'Clock The object ofwhich
meeting. will b. to adopt such measures ns, ia
conjunction with other meetings, will promote
It's success.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
NELSON COUNTY.

The citizens Of Nelson op ,,oscd to Gen. Jack
sons election to the Presidency OF the u
nlted States are respectfully requested 10 meet
at then Court IN November next, with view of
appointing Delegates TO meet those which may
he appointed by other Counties in the State for
the purpose ofiorming proper Electoral Tick
ct, on the I'd Tuesday in January next
MANY CITIZENS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
JACKSON AZ DECATUR

The American people have heard ofthe inter-
ference of the gallant aud intrepid Decatur when
Gen. jackson threatened 10 enter the Senate
Chamber and cut off the ears ofJohn W Eppes.
for daring to disapproye or his conduct in the
Seminole campaigns. The following article
gives a detailed history ofthis affair. Is it moi
wonderful that clain should now be made on
Virginia to support man, who. TO say nothing
of the gross violation Of Senatorial privilege aud
the constitution of the land, would thus have ma.
tated the person of one OF her favorite sons for
dong his duty But Randolph, who was oppo-
sed to Eppes, has now come into favor and we
need not, therefore, wonder at this Insult offered
to the ashes ofour former Senator, the high.mn-
ded, chivarci and lamented Eppes
From the Democratic Press
GENERAL JACKSON AND COM. DECA-
1ub
Ansion has been frequently made in the pub
lie prints to an interesting interview which DC
Cured between these gentlemen. some years ago
near the door ofthe u. S. Senate cha nher.
As have derived the particulars from an au-
thenttC source shall take the liberty Of sub
hitting them to the consideration Of the public
The extraordinary measures of Gen. Jackson
during the continuance ofthe Seminole war, not
only ELECTED deep and loud complaints from the
public but attracted the notice of Congress
The subject was brought before the House Of
Representatives nv Mr.. Clay. the present dlsiu.
enished Spcretsry of State. He anunadyerG.d
on the Generals disregard of orders, well az
OF legal aud constitutional restraint with a de-
gree Of boIdness and eloquence which even sur
passed all his previous efforts
The Generals conduct was also made sub.
iect OF enquiry ia the Senate. In tins inve,t-
CATION, Nr lacoca aud Roberts ofPennsvvaua
a. NJ. Eppe, OF Virginia took an active pat. The
General complained with mnrh bitterness of the
course pursued by all these gentlemen, and
Threatened to euf of their ears. He selected.
however NJ Eppes, the son in law Of the pat
riot Jefferson, the particular object nthis ven
prance, and swore with his usual profanity.
that he would chasiis" him in the midst ol the
body in which his injurious remarks had been
made This report reached The ears OF the gal.
liant Decatur. He considered il however as
one OF those idle declarations which men of in.
temperate passions not unfrequently make, with
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
INANkI.IN rnrNIf

lhe citkens 81 Franklin c1uals opposed 10
sen. Jackson election u the Presidency offhe
inited states are requested to assemble on the
hfst day OF ihen nexi November Court with a
Vie" Of cooperating via their fellow citizens
IN other pal, of The state bs appointing Dele.
gates Ia the hnti latksnn Convention proposed
Ia be holden 10 Richmond on the I'd tuesday
IN January next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
SEVERAL rREEnoLDERs.
To the peopie of Bedfom Couaiy.

Such of you as are opposed To the election Of
Cen Andrew Jackson are requested to assemble
AT your next November Couri 10 unite with your
fellow e'fzeus III other parts OF the Stale in APP
pointing Delegatr, TOT the Convention proposed TO
behold Kichmondoutde2 - tuesday IN January
next, for The purpose Of forming an Anfi-Jack.
son Electoral Ticket. MANY CITIZENS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Boots. Shoes. Leather. Xc.


boots, Shoes. Leather. &c.
lnfESRY CARLTON 4 co. ha,. in., ,.-
-1!A ee''ed n part ellheir Fall supply al Boofs,
Siofi Ledihfr Nc. oi superior quality add
warranted workmanship; consi.fisg IN par, or
Ladies Black aud Cold flanela sl,ppef,.
with aud without heels
do. do do Slippers and
Straps, dick soles
Do. do aud cold simile Silk Slipper.
No do Morocco Walking Shoes
Do. Sealsbin. Walking do do La A.
2nd quality
without heels
Do. do Walking shoes
Genilemenls Boots, Isl aud I'd qualities
Do. Shoes all qualities
RoY's Shoes Ofeysr, description
Chhdren's SHOES Of every SIZE and colour ano
300 pair Plantation Brogues. The bfi ne srer ind
ouoolbs, llemloel Tanned Sole Leather, stamp
ed good
2uoobs Oak do. do do do do
looolbs. do do do Ashburu e. Sou beat
~ dof Wax Calishih. Mems
do hip skins, do
do Large 'des Rosset aud Wax Upper Len.
10 do White Lining Skins
D DO striped Binding do Rcd, Yellow md
Purple Morocco do
boo, md Shoe IaHs. al sizes English Shoe
Thread fine and coarse knfnish. Iiouid
and Paste Blhekhg saddlers Sheen Skins
Hog skins Shoe Brushes Boot Trees
Trunks Lcite,. Writing aud Nmpnjng Pa.
per Hal lips, Binding. Bands. aud Buckles.
All % which will be sold low 10, CASH
Oct. 20. 3tifln
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
AMHERST C0rNTY

The citizens OF Amherst who are opposed to
the election Of Andrew JACKSON 10 tine Ptrsiden-
cy af tine United states. are respectfully invited
TO attend meeting to be held AZ Amherst Court
House on the Bird Monday in November next.
The obrct OF this meeting is to appoint Dele
gates to represent tins county IN the proposed
convention TO be held in Richmond. on the 2nd
Tuesday in January next.
Many Of your Feilos Citizens.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
Nigh and i4oW system,

Continued in consequence Of its nHIisaIled
popularity.
Virginia STATE Navigation Lottery,
CLASS NUMBER -FOUR.
To be dfawnin Fedricksbure, Oh Thurs
day, the 18th OF November next,
under the superintendent Of Commissioners
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
highest Prize 5000 Doitors.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29
sererai friends ofme Administration.

A meeting Of the Citizens Of Campbell oppo-
Sed to the election oil Gen. Andrew Jackson, as
President Of The 4. S. is respectfully invited TO
be holden ON the first day Of next November
Court, to appoint delegates to the proposed con
yeniion, on the 2nd Monday ofJanuary next in
the city OF Richmond.
CENEDAr t,utt,unT I,t,pc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

" ." The X. Enquirer publishes a letter pur.
porting to have been written III Lynchburg, civ.
ing most doleful account oil the weakness, ofthe
Administration party "here aud here-abouts -
The letter says The Powers that be, or the
trading & travelling Cabinet are losing strength
every day Oh, wise young man, it young you
be We publish the extract by way Of ners to
the people Of Lynchburg and It's vicinity news
having been of late quite "A rare article The
letter continues" Here and to the South and
West Of us, there is a large majority against the
present corrupt aud corrupting administration
Again we say, oh. wise young man What a ge
nius-thus in the space of six lines TO n0ict upon
the administration almost as many expressions
Of his hate And who is this iurorruptibie wri-
ter (fol surely he must be incorruptIble who
so abh0s cor,npiton) What means of inlormd.
ton has he more than his negnbors, that he
thus arrogantlyp sclaims what public opinion is
not only in Lgnchbnrg. but IN the country South
aud west of us -" We merely enquire tor nfor-
nation
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

80 of gluO--39 OF H--3o of s0--Bosides manv
of70s-6O 80, --t0's-Gc
Whole kkets $50 w qoarIcs SO 90
Halves 10 90
For snlr nj the fortunate Office Of
q. N M. AI,LL NJ q. CO
Where the cash Will be paid al sight Tor all
prizes M SOON rs drawn.
New York Oc, %
y. Is. The dlawing will be received al s. X NJ
ALIENS q CO.'S, Office, Lynchburg, in due
course Of Mail.
Oct. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-29

Robbery. VIZ. Nathaniel Snelson, frs. Teller
ofthe Branch Bank Of Virginia. in PETERSBURG
has abscouded with $40. 900 oflhe mouey belong
Tag TO the Bank. in ms possession. $500 rrward
offered ior his apprehension Nh 5. had
hitherto occupied a high station in Society. aud
was connected with some Of The hfst families ia
Petersburg.