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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09
Join WILLS. c.
Rule. hoen N The clerk. olI.e ofthc

superior ofGhaucrry for the Lyueburg dsttirl
the 18th day of MAY, ls2I William II. Harris, ph
0gdiHst Howard Harris aud john l.. Harris, Drfs.
The defendant Edward Harris not having entered his
Appearance aud given security according to the act of As
srmhy and the rules ofths rnur aud il appearing
satisfactory evidence that he Is nhahiim of this
couutryt j. ordered thai The SAID defendant do appear
here the first day ofile and answer the bill
of the plaintiff and that copy o this order he orhu it'll
inserted IN newspaper printed in thctnwn off yncl-
bury for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front
door ofthe courthouse IN the sand town.
- A copy-Tc>tr JOHN WILLS G
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NSFIRGINIA-Ata superior Coml of Chan.
= cert holden 1t the town OF Lyochbtrp
the loih day Of May, 1921.
HchRrd Bnrch, Pit.
against
Thomas AIdridge and Waller or Walter B
Luck Dens
BY consent ofthe parties by thcn counsel, the
court doth refer the accounts between them to
one OF the commissioners otthe court. who Is III
ractrd To examine, state aud settle the same and
make report thereof 10 the court with anv mat.
tiers spccpaly stated, thought pertinent by him
sell OF required by the parties II be so stated
\ Copy--icste, J. WILLS. Ok.
Commissioners Office Lvnchbnrg. }
June 9TH, 1927.
The parties in this cause will take notice thar
have appointed Monday, the 7th day of sen.
TENDER next. 10 carry the foregoing order ot
court into effect. at which time they are reouircd
10 attend al my Office. in tbs town, with their
accounts and vouchers prepared for examination
and settlement
CHAS p. JOHNSTON. Com.
August Q c1w3o
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July H.
SPRING GOODS.

<nIlE SUBSCRIBER now oacrs for sale a
- wellselfctcd assortment ofSEASON ABLE
DRY GOODS OF the Latest style and fashions
which, together with low prices will, he hopes,
he a. iudueemen for dealers 10 call and exam.
M the assortment.
Amang them asc the following:
II 10 6i Ganbric and Jornnet Amslins
PLAIN aud ngd Null aud Book Muslns, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin. pluin and extra fg'd
Common and superior rript, new style
Plain aud stripe H1tistr eill, Barrago
Swiss Muslin C1pcs and Collars
Elegant Ganfc aud SILK llkf.
lflsh Linens, Black Lnte>une, do Suueassiah
Ildlcs KID aud lloskns Gla,es
Gentlomcn's haskin aud Woodstock do
lnetain aud WHITE Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Phld SlLks new STYLE
Fine Nrrsnllrs and Nalcutil Nesiines
superior Rme aud fancy culared Cloths
Brown, hlearhcd aud plud Ceftons
WITH almost every other atticlrs suited To the
SEASON aud demand, and will. It Is hoped. render
satisfaction 10 customers.
AbNEH NJ FACkLEK.
Bunk square, hynchburg.
NAV 1880
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NIisslAlA Ar knvs haideu "a the Cerk'. sie. f,f
.aperioT cuur Il ChatecfY for tfe s,.hl.trp 3it,
L. - day OF july, l~=4. Lew Owen, aud Iaf5 "a,
grosc, lie against 6iai ferroa, 1olia Na.I,..t .s
NlDuun II Loving, Drfts ~
The defendant Am. ~ Loving moi having entered 10
appearance and elfei .ceury at,ntdiur r. the a..
srmtt and the rules OF tlz court, aI II iiernr h. =
t-aeory evidence thai he nat an inh4ttrf At ~
cpualryIt IS ordered that Ire sad defendant a -,
hen the fit day oIthe n.At tc1u and answer m ~
nal aud amended bills ofthe plaintiff aud thai a rDet 80
thu order be iOrtlA ith Inserted rne ,,
ted IN die town of yBrhbafe f. Two months sirsezts
~, mud posted at the front door Of courthouse q, ~
SAID town.
- Ac9ry-Toste, JOHN WILLS {
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VIRGINIA AT Rpes holden in the Clerl's office Of the
Supff3 Court of Ghauterg fsr ne lfnrhiurR Dnifiri
the lsb day OF Jnhe l027. Archibald Robertson. Sa-
in0e Read and Boyd Miller, late merchants and part
ueIs trading under The firm u Archibald Robertson
Go. Archibald Robertson. Boyd Miller, Beniamin
Ogden aud Anne hls wife, PITT Ernst Hchccca Rue
kof, widow ard reet Of Anthony Rncker, decd, Al
nef Reehcr, Afmi.ead RBekcr, Ahsulon RHker,
Martin London an Ann r. MS vito, Anthony r teher
j.. and Rebrcca 4 IN. wife. Nancy shelds, aims Of
WA. Ends Narlsnd Richardson. VIM. A. Richarl4on.
join, ksbecca Jane, MARY T. AarllIa and jose Riel
nrdsont Hi'nts under the are Of tWcuty-opc Yeafs,
Ihd#oy Coghill and AHD s wife, Lowry tircgor9 and
Amaha hr lie, jesse Riclr,un Ambrose Rocker.
Nea9n {. Do" son, Spencer NorvelI sen. Elias WiIl.,
Riehard A. B1rks, Gait, Bullock s Go. Chismcj naf-
nrg sa1nl. Garland, George W. Turner, kfrn4rd
Erks, William Shelton and Arthur - Davic., Deifs
The defendants Martin London aud Ann r. his YI!r
not having entered their appearance TO and given
security according to the act OF Assembly aud the
rules Of tn court, aud II appearing nv snti. iac-
Tory evidence that they nut nhabiinlas ii
this c0untrylt ordered, that the said defendant do an.
pear hofs the first day of he term ant answer the
bli OF the raintlils and That copy of tins order
be forthwith inserted IN spupef pfiuird ~ the
tp"n Of L}nchbutg, for two months sufaessiyoy, aud
Pastcd al the front door Of The courthouse Of the said
Town. Copy Irste,
d JOHN NILIS,C
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

a. 1lLLS FOR SALE.--A bargain may be
~ had in two large SELLS. They may he
obtained at very reduced rates, as they are use
less property to the owner. Persons wanting
such an article would consult their interests by
calling at Mr. A. Nj Packers store. near the
market house, main street, who is authorised to
sch July &c. 5lc4w'
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fraoR sALE.-rl's .ubse,iher @isbr. - sci
plcA that u I'll kn0wn 81 80 daIird " FUfllER-
NGAi, 10 Moeig1 mefs county. Va. sluaiod
pen Roanoke river. II nies vest Of salem.
Eiteiouri ennnfy and IN the mnin road 10 tie
vots efiefn ouufti, / us ts one 81 the hands0R-
G aud most fsiIlr esfates above Inc iloe Ridge
& ssing beiwctn $40 and 1000 acre. between 100
aud ono of ahlcb arr 6rst ralr river bofiom
suited g. csfn. hemp OF tabaceo. II B. Wi en-.
closed The improvements consist OF hand
some two.story buck dwelling house. kiieheu
ice house, enadh.hoase, dairy. good Stables
iarRe barn. good mil and on, ct the Rnc0
disitllerWs ia TIE upper country, with about 2On
acres woodland pasture enclosed around il,
yefY good oyrlsecr's house, and very comforts.
BILE negro quarters Also, house occupied ava
tavern, which rents well on the promises. q,
which there Is past-aficr, where tbs eastern
md western mats daily arrive.
He also wishes 10 sall bis Turnpike, common.
<iae ono mlle from otheiingay which IS the best
stack in the country. perpetual rstafe Is ,cs-
'ed IL the subscriber. and Il Is ht aw obliged 20
yield npt less thnn OF more than ~ pei cent
nett, an $1,000. the ORG inal cost II generally
averages from 10 10 l. per ceni. nett profit per
mHnn. The tile 20 this property viii be made
indispuiahe. II will he sold 20 Yer, low Is 10 be
an Object Tor capitalists 10 see IL \ portion OF
the purchase money bring pa,d, liberal credits
will bc given Tor toe remainder
For mfiher particulars, enquire Of Mr.. Acrm
af the Grlu Of Mckee aud Mcem Lynehhnrc;
VI Col. B'runtd Peyton, Richmond o. To the
SnhscriIer, bs letter, directed 10 hun al Tofhrr.
ingay, Va Neefucs would lie taken IN rnrt pay
lnenl, at lat ptices. GEO HANCOCK
July . 5IfeIn
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Forty lhousanA Dollars
WANTED on LoAN!lt

NAN1ID On IOANlfi
fOUksIANI 10 The provisions of an ordi
= nance ofihe Common Council ofthe Cor.
pofaion Of Lynchburg Va passed the zgth day
OF June lb27, Providing for raising the sum
Of $4,000 on loan for suppyin the town with
"aIcl, tie undersigned commissioners of
sand loan vii receive sealed proposals until
Friday the 2sth day Of September next, for
the Whole OF any pah thereof on which day all
the proposals received will be opened al the Of
fee Of discount and deposit fthc Bank oftnei-
MIA al Lvnchburg, and ucted upon as directed
loan will bear an interest of sly per cent? en- an
mum, payable seini-anuually {atthe Office NJ DIS
count aud deposit Of the Farmers Bank Of "a
NJ lynchbufg, aud Is irredeemable until the ia
day of January 1880. For further information
apply at the office Of Mrssrs. 5. q. NJ ALLEN
where. copy Of the ordinance & Of the charter
81 the corporation may be seen
DAVID G. MURRELL,
JOHN VICTOR,
ELIJAH fBEIfI HER,
JOHN 1ffuRV0N.
ALBION Mcdaniel,
SAM III CLAYTpk,
FokfuNA1USo lDsOR,
JOHN 6. MEM.
DfTbe Riohnlona enquirer. Baltimore Ane.
rloan, Poulson's Philadelphia Daily Advertiser,
New York Commercial Advertiser, AID Boston
Patro viii insert the above twice "A week until
tbe 21'h al September aud present tber ac.
counts for payment al the ofiices Of ,. y VI. Al.
len u CO
August d. t25s l04.
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Mikee. Robertson q Co.

YrfAvE recently added 10 their assortment a
IL safiety oiuca and fashionable articles
bcaufiul Worked swiss tiushus
Rich Eobbinelt apes
Ing Mandarin Grapes, Of new patterns
Il5fa aud Piping Cord,
Pam obs aud Ladies' Umbrellas
Manee Chop Yellow Nankafn
Fashionable Cuts---Rith other Goods much
under usual prices fot cash.
August > sl52
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

Ieiad' greater variety IN h"ih staple and an
eY bine Than they have evo' previously due
1Wohg ne Mkric' ieteig rtctHfd ar Me tDii0Ic-
ingt
pmce sheppard cNita line Hue Cloth.
do do Black
beih sele-ed IN NeN York as The 6neg tex
inre,aad beat colours TO be found IN that
seFe5a' blue aud Black Cloths, unusually cheap
piece super bldt Cashmere
several pieces do de medium quality
BIZ bns'tiss, most superb article for Gentle.
mems summer wear
bk tircaSsians and Gfunderills
lldla aad British Nankeens aud Union Mixtures
Cotton Cassmerrs and kussa billings
piecr BIN striped tlofenuao, beautiful article
fof Gentlemen summer wear
Piam aud u nred Ing silk Ne,tngy superior
Ram blh Italian Luteslfng OF the first aud sc
cend quality
oeve at pieces beautiful he Gro i" Nap
. A variety 81 bhtcgr Sht"lst OF tie hrsi stYle
ladies Bil and White hug silk Hose aud
Gloves
Gentemen's do do DO do
flam aud hgd oatms, black and white
Garment and Furniture D,mitlcs
Il lai 90 assortment Gymps, of H1rious widths Il
shades
Plain satin and Lutcsiriug Ribbons
Green Florence aed bik Mode
new assortment Belt Ribbons, and case Ken.
tings
isN oohea calypso sasUes' ne" aud beanil-
Wi "''r
n''on''e' ' ei's' " , nao' ~ hsares
ul@n ""h' ana DIX l'l'n'e
"iSe qo'hh'y N'aihe 5 spool Cotton, 3oo yds
faeh
lew p'eees Angola 'aSN'nes and hue Mn
s'n's
e." e'ss n',Ju .a''o',,S, SOM very "ne
varis,y al sI,,d,.S and G.,.. ,,d =, ,''''
.,,.ar n,,,..s NV ~ W.!
e;s.tIs,,.,#. IN Italian f-rav,,.
e.,,n,,,ior p.i k,,,.,,d ,tlo,, T1a,d,,.,, M
4. .,,,ifn,,,,.. I'm AMI RI, lI,,. 'i"'S'
+ 49, do do vim la,.,I ,i,,s
J, a,o,.,a ,nn,r,a, { ,,,e,n,cs ,f ,he r,.hss, E.
,,.s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

fOIlCE.-By virtue of deed of trust exc
II cuied by Armistead Miner. to the snbscr.
bef, duly admitted To record in the clerks office
ef Bedford County. | will sell, Of Bedford Court.
houa', on the I'm dry of August next, .by way
Of public auction. f1r cash. tothc highest bidder
the following slaves. VIZ; George, WIN, Spencer
naphry, Mbgra Moses aad Malmda. or so
moeh thereof rs will he sufficient TO satisfy the
purposes in said deed expressed. Acting n
TRUSTEE, ",l convey such title only as Is vested
IN me by said deed
! {. STEPTOE, Trustee.
1uly ~. tdslg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09
LYScHBDRG
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ZlHE fsll and Winter session will commence
- ou 1usfday the orb 5ept neat The sub
50 lbrr takes THIS method 10 express hfs graft
fude 10 hrs friends for the liberal patronage
.hich they have extended - hin, 10 solicit Il
eontnuaDce, and assure them, that, as hrs wish
is to establish permanent FEMALE SLAll-
NARY, 10 tins obieet all the attention OF Mrs.
Douglas and hnnsrli vii be directed, aud time
devoted Young ladies csn be accommodated
~ bosfders IN the subscriber family. For the
mfarnsiiou Of bis country friends, he fhIuks II
necessary TO state tut the srietesi attention viii
be pad 10 the moral department Of those young
ladies' VINO may be placed a boardcrs IN bis "a
miiy Visiting, and receiving Of visits, are strict
II prohibited during school hUtus and atno time
allowed unless oldef very peculiar ctrcumsthn.
ces. w. Ia accommodate parents OF other mean
berA Of their ismilies.
ALEX 1. DOUGLAS.
August 2. 52cB
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For llent. uulil lhri.Lmas.

gfliiE HOUSE AID FARM. sbout one nd,
- from Iynohhaie. recently ~ tir os.s,pan
- q Nj Ieia Lee decd Il - fatE has every
advantage OF = residence near tosn, tf1ng ples
sanity situated aud beautifully improved To
Feiher VIII the f,nu, my bs Lad ~ asnple sup
rlt 81 pfesisios,s LAID 10 by tba late MIR. Lee
likewise, to ncgre men, and seasah. slo .
eoek the efop Of corn. rye aats aud clover
aud sise part 81 the Furniture. IL desirable.
There Is q good mpplp fire. TERMS seaomoda-
hnE.- tpplY TO kA1Hb. ! MANSON.
May p fcis42
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

n GENTLEMAN IN the neighhofhood Of
~ Lynehburg, wishfs 10 dispose Of - or 2u
valuable slaves Among ihcn,isa good carpentor
As also first rate female house servant about
eighteen years ofaee The rest are men wo-
men, boys and Rirls from -four or Gvc 10 thirty
years old lutbls lot are fimily Of negroes
consisting ola inau, his vii, and FIVE Children
all 81 whom as likrli as could be d,isred---the
man in the language of fhrmers) is good
head man aud can we'll b. dcpnuAed upon.
L convenient the owner is DESTROYS Of selling this
family together. Allnf those slaves are OF good
character, aud offered fars sale for no faults nj
thfir own, bat TO meet the pressing demands
Of their master
Three on four other negroes for hhe--apply
10 ) a. NJ. II. GARLAND.
July % tsloO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

NJ BBfla9 nesotf
4 81 iil--kk 800 are not an inhabiiaut If this
y - Commoae eslh. girr yon notice. thai on
IL Nonday iha 81 dsy Of September is2s, be-
.fRrea tht haafs sunrise ard sunset shall, at
.iAe court house % Cha.aouc county. proceed 80
'shakr the dcpDsiiilus Of Henry " Watkins aud
beaihefs 20 b. Iead rs epiaencc IA SIX noa dc.
,,,enimg IN Cunphsil Court, III which, an PLAIN
III and Won and john Hot are defendants
i Youes &c. HEZEklAU BROOKS
"a August cle92
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

fGfkYE just received 2 cases genuine Grnss
IL Bleacbed ifsh Linen OF the br.t fabric
which they can recommend with confidence.
Jsiv 8. tc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

sn1OR SALE---A hanasome light Carriage.
e. almost new, ilh plated OF brass mounted
barness. entirely ew.-Als4, a new stick Gig,
u;tA top. With or without harness Also, a
new Wheat Eau, of approved workmanship. all
Of which. together with an elegant assortment OF
ready made Ssddlery, viii be sold ON accom-.
modating terms.
June 2S. 1893
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HkAEE subscriber will undertake the coi,c
u ton OF debts. due the people Of Virginia.
IN tie State of kentucky aud Arkansas feni,
,ory-A Al letters addressed tohm, lpost paid, y
Louisville Kentucky, his place OF residence, to
which point he will return IN few .days, will be
.,ronptlv attended TO. T. RtCkER.
AaN II. ttSl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

The defendant Pleasant Hayth, not having entered his
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly aud the rules of this court aud appearing TO
the that he is nhabitan of this State IL Is
ordered that he DO appear here the second Monday
October next. and the compliments bill and
that this order he inserted in newspaper published
in Lynchhrg for two months successfully, and posted
the foat door the Courthouse of this county, on
some court day.
81 Aropy--Testc. mo ALEXANDER, clk
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

VIRGINIA Al Iu.es ha!dea IN the llsrk., eass -.
sapefiof Court q thHlssrs FOR thr LIN hb-fs d.
tha 2dday ofJaly, irkI- Robert Garland m, -
Join scott aad Ih0mss Aidrfige DaIi. -
The dsfl usast Josn s=atI nOt hn4t.y ,,,.z,zt a..
sppfafaHcf liii flfep setlfits accufiIr - a.. .ei -
reaHf and the fziss gi tAis court, an II ,puessi,. -
Pstisaf"ft ffhat.Re tat ne b n" ~ ia6liaa 81 ~.
county Il ordered, tAst the sad def sfsst Az
here The frs DAY II heIekt tenn AT ar,s,, - "a
Of the paiai aud thata rops Of lhss a-,e- lie f.,b
viii INSERTED Ia some new pannr printed the Tow, ~
IyhbHg, for tHo months surcesfia civ and mated -.
the fraai door 81 he courthouse IN t.r sad town
- AIonL-- I,.le, jolly MIlIs Z
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CampJeu County Court, Jane -, 1927.
Lewis MERRITT, admir-. of David Lane, deed. Complt
against
Pleasant lIayth and Gilbert Hayth, cx'r. Of Thona
HuVih, deed. Drlfs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

VA OR ibN1.--lAe tenement on main street.
- Lately occupied by $ 4 ". ALIEN &
CO. two doors above the Nuenian iicc.
i. SYDNOR Cashier.
August Il tslo2
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DAVID K Knherl kNlc.

1rl ESPEGifULti inform theiI friends and
~ customers ihm a feccnt ARRIVAL Of 10 pack
age. DRY GOODS has added very much 10
then former eNleH " assortment aud enables
then, TO oae1 10 purchasers both wholesale and
retab, greater variety in hotl, staple and dn-
ey Line than they have eve, previously d9ne
Among eariirics istelg rcored ar he t1li0ic-
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13


Smyrna will ever be to the Christian most
interesting spot. The conflict which was
maintained here, was one of no common des-
criptiOn. 1t was not only POlycarp himself.
who was the gamer by his sufferings on the
frmness of Christian Martyrs depended. un-
der Divine Providence, the Transmission of
the truth TO the latest generations. Had they
yielded to the fury of their foes and denied
the Lord who bought them, we should have
been still immersed in the ignorance of our
Neutrality-suspicious. God and iCishout hope
IN the World. We do well, then, to cherish
the memory of these faithful servants of God !;
it is just for us to bless the Most High for
His grace bestowed upon them. must con-
fess that tread the ground which has been
signalized by the death ola Christian Martyr
with unspeakably more delight than should
visit the Plains of Marathon. Here was a
conflict not for the liberty which is merely
co-existent with the span of human life, but
for a freedom which is eternal Here, with
out arms, without allies-the world and its
god were vanqushed Here was honour won
mot that empty bnbble which fallen man
admires, but that exceeding and eternal
weight of glory, which God has prepared for
his servants.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

DO young gentlemen study Geography?-A day or
age, on the deck OF which several gentlemen were
speaking about the beautiful situation of Waterloo on
lie Canada shore opposite this place, when spruce
Young gentleman, who wore cane, and sported a
white beaver, begged to be informed where the bat
tie of Waterloo fought."-AlI stared at such con-
summate ignorance. g Gentlemen, where is the spot
he again inqured-none answered. Confused, he cast
his ewes abat and discovered the ebony hue of the
that the question should be solved, as soon as be
caught the eye Of the spark he exclaimed emphatica
y, " Drop, massa,'' covering bis ivory with skim
mer, as he ran below. The deck roared with laugh
betook him to has 6ookS.-Bkack Rock Gag.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13
BY 8. s. SNTT.TH,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


TOsubscriberS in this rilloge, and subscribers
by mail or by post carriers, TWO DOLLARS
per gear, payable in aduance. To companies
less than Ten By mail, or taken from the Office,
eohere there is joint responsibility, or chere one
individuotis responsible, 81 so per gear, in ad-
Vamce. To like companies Of more than ten, ST.
25 per gear, in adUGmce.-Where payment is de-
lGyed to the end Of the gear s5 cts. a0l be added
to each Of the above prices.
No papers sUiU be discontinued until oil ar
rcarqges are paid, except at the discretiO" cftte
publisher. --
ADVERTISING.
Fer half square, three insertions, or less,
rs cents more than ha! square, and less than
a square, 81 l2 cents for one square, Sl,O0 !;
and in the same proportion for more than a
square for continuing advertisements more than
three aCeeks, 90 per cent aoeek OiH be charged
PROBATE NOTICES.
administrators and Executors $1.00
Commissioners S1,25
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

Close by frozen snow-hid riil,
Where branches close unite
Even in winters leaaess time,
The skeletons Of summers prime
That flash'G the travellers flame
On tree and precipice,
And shOw'd a fair unearthly frame
In robes of gIiuering ice,
With head against trunk inclined,
Like dream spirit of the mind.
Twas that love-wander'd maid, death-paie,
Her very hearts blood froze,
Loves Niobe in her own vale,
Now reckless of all woes
Loves victim fair, and true, and meet,
As she of the famed Paraclete. .
The mountains round shall tell
Her tale to travellers long,
The little vale of Saco swell
The western poets song,
And Nancy's Hip in lofter rhymes
Be sung through unborn realms and times.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

o, uf, of up, oio, 90 and 0cg.
Though the tough cough and hiccough plough me
through,
Der life's dark Tough my course still pursue. z
The Litchfield County post., 1827-09-13

The English Langnage.-The difficulty of applying
rules to the pronunciation of language may be il
Illustrated in two lines where the combination Of the
letters oag is pronounced in fewer than seven diff
lereDt Ways viz,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-11

II he has cspasity FOR Affairs, o,her than "A
Minister giving eff,c, TO the ideas and c, ncs-
'ions Of other; II he can originate, direct, Goa
'roi where is The proof? where is the lnstapn.
except the solitary one alluded to- None can h.
gwen. Nay, 1t is most manifest that he has no,
fairs. -
On Just comparison of the merits and deme
ris oil each, no Yirsiniaa, true TO the sentiments.
interests and policy of his state, can hesitate TO
prefer Andrew Jackson to John O. Adams a. mex,
PRESIDENT. ClYlS.
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Mr.. w. than PRESENTED Q resolution for wear.
ing the mourning usual on secb occasion. in tes-
tinony OF respect for the memory of The late
WILLIAM s You've; which was unanimously
agreed to; al then
The House adjourned.
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pondence, who may supply any vacancy rha. my
occur in the delegation and do and perform all
meeting.
4;h Resolved that the ~ oceedings cf this meet =
INC be signed By the chairman and Secretary, and
the editors of the Enquirer AID Whis in Rich
nfond, be requested 70 publish the same
WILLIAM III. MACON, Chr'n.
Jo1sN D. CHRIsrIAN, Secretary.
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RALEIGH, Nov. g. Mr.. John S. Haywood,
Oldest son of the late John Haywood, was yes,er-
day elected by the Legislature, Treasurer of the
State for the ensuing year, by mEjority of 1876
votes over his competitor, James Ssawell. Esqrs
Of Fayetteville. Rcgisfer.
The Honorable Daniel Webster, On his way 10
take HE seat in the Senate of The United States, II,
detained in this city, in consequence Of severe
attack Of TN rheumatism. NJ T. Adpi
u s. Telegraph. Understand ths' Russell
Jarvis, Ed. o. Boston bss become JOINT parter
and editor OF the Telegraph, daily paper printed
at Washington, and somewhat celebrated for the
violence OF i,s opposition 10 the election md I'd .
ninisirston Of President Adams. NJ jarvis is
scholar and gentleman Of excellent talents.
An election held throughout the esle or
Saturday, for Rspresentsiiye 70 Congress, r. fn
The vacancy occasioned by the election Of Johe
Forsyth 10 The Office Of Governor r II Wilde
being the only candidate, is Of course elected,
S7vGnn7b GforEiGn.