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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27
NJ. CHATEAUBRJAND 6 SPEECH

PARls. Dec, 26.-Many copies Of the speech
of NJ. Chateaubriand, in reply to Mr.. Canning.
were circulated to-day in the Sale DIES Confer.
ences. We have been fortunate to procure a
copy which we believe to be very accurate,
and we hasten TO submit il to our readers. be.
ing persuaded that the publication of it NAV
tend to throw light on the actual deliberations
OF the chamber of deputies, and that it NAV
strengthen IN every French heart the feeling of
national honor. =
" In the declaration which the minister for
iorelsn affairs has deemed it his duty to commu-
nlcate to MS, I have been surprised az tle silence
"hieh the noble minister has preserved with re-
SSIara TO the speeches lately pronounced in the
I''g'lsh parliament. | respect that prudence,
tno"eh cannot comprehend the motives but
= myself on whose head no responsibility
rests, save that which rests on the head OF every
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

The Vicm Of Brag-The reader has fre.
qlcutlv heard this reverend son Of the church
mentioned; probably his name may have out
lived the recollection of his mnnuuvrcs TO keep
possession OF his bene6ce. The Vicar of Bray,
IN Berkshire, was a Paplst under the sway OF
Henry VIII and a Protestant under Edward
VI; he was a Papi,t again under Queen Mary,
aud again Il Protestant IN the reign Of Queen
Elizabeth When this scandal to the gown was
reproacbcd for ms frequent aposracy, he made
the following ansneE /: " cannot help that but
il changed my religion. | anssurc ! kept true
10 my principle Which Is, 10 i've and die Vicar
OF Bray -
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ma replied ,he gallant barrisier, "fne sun
n shi as sell So, this is . sie DARK morning,
-oa'trisc to.day."
TLATrERY.
Among all the disra.es OF the mind, there .
10 oac more ~cpidotuical, or more pefhicious'
q An the love of 1ajtoey Like musIe. 1t
- 81 ,onen, and aisaraas the mind.
Thai no ons arrow con ses'faHee md"
voLTAfRE,
4 gentleman, who wa not personally known
e. AoLrAInE sas received by him at Icrney,
= nh that Easy politencss winch always distIn-
pushed hts reception of travellers. The next
morning the stranger, highly delighted with
lis entertainment, and also with The beautiful
situation ofFctney castle, boldly declared. that
I was his intention To reside for six weeks IN
that enchanting retreat. VOLTAGE SAID To
lin with a smile I" Upon my honour, SIR, you
are the exact reverse of Dou QniSotc that
Spanish knight took the innS 10 be o%1siieS, and
Won, certainly, take this castle for an nm
The traveller felt tle reproof andldcparteds
PEpAErs.
4 hnfc," saws MosrAIGsE, those scholars
who can do nothing without their books In
fact, men Of this description have no knowledge,
but can tell you where some may be found.
They serve as inderes to.good authors. Their
conversation will inform You, that in such a
passage aud chapter Of Cicero aud Seneca,
there is a fine thought. MosrAiGsE has OBJ
served. with much truth in the sentiment, and
with great beauty of expression, that science Is
n sccptre m the hands of some men, and a
bIuble ia those of others.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

At the request Of Mrs. RofA1l' We r..
following announce from the hh'e', hat I
OF February l3-from winch taPP a,GatranH
gress is about to receive a 'isitiroI1 IA, b.
ted auto-biographcr Arr. \
LierWy.-Ihe Ttnnesseedn' Of I
RoYALL. will be published in the co.uN IN d
present week, from the Sydney Pfe''' , M
city. Mrs. Il. assures us that ms ~ba,
more able and interesting work 'a''' " 10 taF
cs.' and that there is no doubt II VI" . ,ls.t
up with mes ampled ayiditv I'm ,bc fts
do her Justice. she expects to RAM y s,,rers
American nopeiists; and become q al g
rival ofSir Waller Scott. rs. IA "a, IN
departure for Washington. imlne 9a5,,a.cn
publication ofthe book, TO give the NJ ,,.or
lives of the nation the drst csanee 'o VII
native genius, aud reward the merl,I .,pary
ed lady, whose husband was a he'o''"
fGern
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5atirids-A satirlst of true genius, who is
warmed by a generous Indignation of vice, and
whose crnSures are conducted by candor and
trolh, merits the applause Of every friend TO vir.
tue. He may be considered as a SORT Of supple
melt to the legislative authority of his country ;
as assisting the unavoidable defects of all legal
legal Institutions ior the .rcenla ion of manners
and striking terror even Nlere toe divine prohi-
biilons themselves are held inconlcmpt.
Cr0usdf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

Who ld Van, tI-bgt ~ North Of Nov
York visit that ci,y, and they call him a Yankee
TO distinguish him from a New Yorker. Let a
man from n. Y. VISIT Philadelphia, ~ will be call
Dc a Yankee to distinguish him from IA Phlladcl-
phian-Lct a man from Philadelphia come nc
further south than Baltimore and he will benick.
named Yankee TO distinguish him from a Baltimo.
rean.-Lct a man from VII mia visit Charleston.
and he is supposed to have strong claims to the
appcllation OF \ ankec.-Let a man from Charles.
ton visit New Orleans, aud there is ten chances
To ono he will get the nick name of Yankee
Let any man from any part ofJonathan's domin.
ions visit the Kingdom of John Bull, and he will
forthwith receive the appellalion of YANKEE
The rule observed in this country is, that die
man who receives that name must come from
some part north ofhlm who gives it. To com
pcnsate us for giving each other ~nicknames John
Bull Jumps us all together and calls us AL Yam
KEGS. Yorkphe Encyclopedia.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

IiHss occasional By a Dad
q D,ssnv aud sfera.s they took then saah'
AMI thu crowd We = Aash.d ~ herfer
Fhry wrrp nun II blood from = dsstaHt iapd
AID eaf must die ere the morrow.
" Saif sped the ball-the riei'ia ieH,
And the shHddriae crowd ffesi reohn hhA'
And heard him rasr he t@sf tareHd-
o, Jehu may asrcF be iennd HIM
. A, ms,, .hall ht, soieo be hoard IA his hall,
Nor tbe erasp II = kluslnanefsc MN
Deeg hnrisdhe lies an a biaedg pail,
NJ, HI, God q how can he saesi Inn :
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

Aphv'ician observed roa clock maker. vbose
Worl, needed m%cnding. thas the were 10 ,n,le
such errors IN practice. IT would be attended,
"ith The loss OF all his patients. The man d,iIv
replied, - IN Doct0r. the sup discovers mn fo,iISy
the earth hidey y0pr's." ''''
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MARr'N LurHtR eays.--'' Whoever dosniscs
music, am displeased with him Next 10 tboo.
iogY, gave a place TO music for tl,relv an
anger IS forgotten, the devil is driven away and
melancholy, md many tribulations. and evil
thoughts are ~ekpalled. 1t is the soIace of a
despanding mind--n " ID
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

Reading When IN reading We meet with
any maxim that may be Of use, we should take
ii for our own, aud make an immediate appllca.
ton oiit, a. We would the advice OF a lricnd
whom We had M sci, SO LdcOH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

Is is related that FAosr. Of Mcn,z ono =,
thc many persons TO whom the honor of h,y,,o
invented the invaluable art OF ~priutinr i ,scr;h27
ed, having carried a parcel of his Bibles Ia pa.
ms, and offered them for sale as MSS tho
French after considering the number of booIs
ana 'he'f exact conform ~ WiM one another
even 10 peip;s and comnlas, aud that the hos,
o"ok writers could not be near so exact. CON
"cindoa there was witchcraftin the case and hy
siner actually indicting him as a conjuror, or
'to' ed,ening TO dos so, eNtorted the secret Hence
DR.. EduStas. y" "o'''"h"
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YnOR n
rooms on the lower floor
II of the housed

they are large and convenient aud possession
Immediately given. RIO ROBINSON.
b Tch. 3 #
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, ruDfIvG NATuRF.

It's saIcU lat MoLiER read his comedies Ia m
elderly female servant, named Latorst, and
when he perceived that the passages which bo
intended 10 he humorous aud lsue liable, had
no eiicct on her. INC altered them. lie also re
quired the PLAYERS to bring their children 10 ,hf
rehearsaIs' that he might form his opinion oC
different passages from the natural expression
oftheir emotions. "Pi''soi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-27

to NAHKTED LADIES.
iiyou see any imperfcctions in your husbands
S|nleh is probable enough) do not pride your,
se.'es on your penetration in discovering them
but IN your forbea rance in not pointing t6era ai.
strive to show no superiority, but in good tenn,
per. eOON 'e"'
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A sEAr COMPLIMENT

iihshf thsKI.E, celebrated for his eIeran,
gePdllee' seing'n company with the beautiful
DoIcHLss'oF Go@ boz asked her. "Arr we no.
yer again to enjoy the pleasure of your Grace's
soclety IN Edlnburg 7" "Oh," said She. g." Ed.
iaoure Is vile dull place,I hate it, !" vad.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.

A lateGreenbrier paper nominates Phlp n.
Thompson, esqr. formerly representative in
Congress from that district, as suitable candid.
ate for the Office of Governor, in lieu OF VIM. B.
Giles. esqr. the present incumbent To say moth.
ing of the claims which the west possesses to the
honor of furnishing one chief magistrate 10 the
State. there are many other considerations which
make in favor ofAlr. Thompson ; not the least
of winch are his views in relation to the great
subjects OF Popular Education and Internal I'm.
provement. Wehope, at least, hat the present
incumbent will not he reelected. With his pc
culinr views on the two questions We have allud-
cd to, deemng the frs, hnpoitic and the last I'M
necessary, Ito say nothing OF the garruIity and
inhrmity which distinguish his old age, rendering
him az the same time ridiculous and incompe-
tent we canno, but hope, he may be invited a..
gain to retire to the shades Of Wigwam.
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TENNIS.
Price OF rickets--wh ole, 81 60 Hall, 81 q
Quarter, 62b cents.

XIRG MIA --ata court held for Montgomery County,
M. fourth day of Septe mbcr 1897. james Simpsine,
Pl,f against George Watkins, and Alsabado watkins.
TnDsl o Watkins Executors OF Mary Watkins, dec.
defts-In chancery.
m. aef.ndant George Watkins, not having entered
hi. apuearance and gwen security oeeordgto law md
The rue, of this court and appearing ny satisfactory
,suce that he Is not nhhbitsnt 1t THIS common
,ycath Irjs ordered thai the said defendant appear
h,s OF, The first day of March term next and answer the
bill of the pninin and that copy Of TINS afler DO
f,hyitII inserted Ia newspaper published IN this
,c far q, o months succcssyey, nnd that aiother copy
he ned at the door of the court house Of the said
cpunty, on two successive court day,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Splendid Fashionable Silks.

" ATE arrivals have PLACED rs IN possession
u Of the most fashionable Silks, &c, that
have been received tins fall We have all
shades, PLAIN Plaid, Striped and Figured Silks,
a brilliant Collec ion.- Aiso II most heautiinl ns
soruhcn, Fancy 5dk lIandkerohiets. the eolors
adapted 10 the inll--Ala,iuo aud Cashmere
Shawls Scaris and Observation-Disclosures
Swiss aud Book Muslins Muslin Iilnm,ngs--
Bqblnrt and Muslin Clapts, Peerins, Caps and
VeiI'- Thread ind Gimp Laces aud Edgngs--
Tuck. Side Long aud turl Combs, some en-
tirely IA new art,cIe--lrish Linens aud Lawns of
extra quality and beach, Gloves Shoes, Bomln.
zines. BombaErtls with very erea, variety Of
Fancy Goods which nc particularly solicit the
Ladies to examine. NIKE d MEEM.
Oct. ID. 3iitIl
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

hlHE subscriber wishes 10 dispose ofhis vaIn.
- able possessions IN the county of Campbell
aud approaching within one mule Of Lynchburg
continuing upwards OF ono thousand acIes ofGrst
iaIe lind.
Ihi, lands divided into two ,rscls--lhe one
Wherein he fcsdcs containing ll2 acres living
immediately on the Turnpike rond ut the first
ioll.Fate, and within two miles of town :-Dn it
are good improvcmcnl4-abonlo one halle cleared
aud in higher state OF cultivation than any OH.
er land in the vicinity of L,nchbug. The wood
land Is well numbered, aud the Whole OF il good
Tobacco land. The other, wherein hi. mother
resides. adjoining the above named Tract. con.
tntniug upwards otyOO acres, lrs within one
mIlc OF Lyuchburg, andls about one hall rloniud
the greater part OF which ~ IN excellent state
of cultivation. The whole oi the untlcared land
would bring first infc Tobacco. On the last
mentioned tract there is n good framed dwelling
house, uud AL other necessary out houses be-
SIDES the largest aud most fruitful peach and ap :
pie orchards IA the country of choice selected
fruit. Both tracts OF tins land are well wateIed
Black Water Creek running through the whole
extent of lhe latter From the fertility fits soil
It's convenience TO market, aud the salubrlly Of
its climate. the subscriber deems it entirely
unnecessary to sby any thng in recommends.
lion Of ii property, being confident than an
examination would be more recommendation
than any thug he could say,
Also one other tract lying in the county of
Bedford, GA the winters Of Goose Creek, known
by the name Of the meadows. and containing 300
acIrs--npt none Than 100 cleared. From the
situation OF this land, several public foa'!s end
ing ducetle by H. il presents one among the best
Island. for IA public house. l he improvements
are entirely new consisting OF good dwelling
ho -, sto,s mouse. stable, &c.--1he whole o. Tin.
hand lie. ell the cleared land Is il, excellent
heart. aud would afford fifty acres OF fist rate
meadow land, in body This land has been
found 10 be viii adapted he production Of clo-
ver The woodland i, enttcl. f'rtilc.
As 1t is very rare that ~ valuable property IS
pui into market, the subscriber begs leave To call
lhr attention nt the puhrcto ii. The land lying
near H. nchburg presents the highest induce
nicuts to men OF capital and indeed, the whole
OF IL is 80 desirable that he latlers himself, all
those Who wish TO procure desirable situations,
fertile land and good bargains will give him u
call.
A line addressed to the subscriber near Lynch
Durg, will he punctually attended 10.
RICHARD Chiffon.
NOV. l. c}wl3
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fOIlC.-Srayed or stolen ftom the sub
al sciber on Thursday nghf the 25tb Inst. II
ehesnot sorrel horse, four years Old ad spting,
and about five feet Two or three mehea high.
He has white hind leg, and a White spot on
his rnmp. lfhe was not stolen, il IS probable
hs has attempted 10 40 10 the county OF Green.
srer, where il is said he wns raisrd 4 salts
factory reward viii be gwen for delivering him
TO the subscriber, in Lynchbmg, OF Tor any in
formntlon respecting him.
NJ. 7. LYNCH.
Nov l. ca
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STAPLE ARTICLES.

MARRIED an Tuesday the 10Th inst. by FL
der Edwin Il Cshaniss, MIR. MlCAJAH DAv.
les to Miss Lucy X. daughter OF Matthew Gu
banI's nfPusyvAnis county.
-, Gu Thursday the 18Th of Oct by the
Rev d James Boyd, MIR. JOHN CREWS to
MISS SARAH ANNE, dnughte Of Mr.. Roder.
'ck IaIiaierro. nil Of Nelson county.
On the 18th inst. in Roekbridge, PAT.
RICK L. BURTON. esqr Of Bedford 10 Miss
MARY, daughter OF Alexander Shields es1r. oi
the former county.
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on Onn ACRES Of LAsH. -fu,g

n u y
NF.sNNe MI ito decree Of lie Superior
Couri Of Cl.sacety for the Richmond District,
pronounced on the An daY II juno, 1921. in a
eiusr ot David bullock, PIT AgaiesI ADeIP. Up
thnf, adm'r It'll the sill annexed OF Ihoms.
Wilson. decd and others defendants:
Tie undersigned Marshal Of the Superior
Count Of Chancery for the Lyucbburg District,
viii sell. by WY Of public auction ON iselve
month";. credit, before The Office door ofthe said
Marshal IN the town Of lynchbu,R, on Thurs.
day the IL day of November. 1877. iffsir. ifnoi,
The nesi far day thereafter, 2oGNO Acres VI
Land, lying IN the county of Patrick being
an Undivided pat Of 4 tfnci of land confirming
Seventy Thousand Acres, and Is the sain4 which
We. conveyed IN Henry Banks by Henry Lee AID
Ann his ~ie by deed bearing date the lth day
al June, 1907. aud recorded ~ tie Gsn,ral
Court otilns Commonwealth on the same d,y
"hirh seventh thnnsand Beres il situate in the
rpunty ri Patrick, beginning on N. Biz Dnn
River, Including the waters of Big Dan River
l.itllc Dan River aud South Mayo River. snrye,.
edon the l4Ih April, 1875 Tor aud in the
name of John Miller. who assigned the same IL,
Henry Lee. " virtue OF which assignment a
grant issued 10 the .nid Henry Lee on the plat
"fociober, l79b, as viii appear. by an Official
plot aud certificate pi survey ~hich ~ anne sed
10 The aforesaid deed. Bond with good security
nnd y deed of trust on the property will be re-.
CURED Of the purchaser.
r. A. HOLCoNBE, NJ
sept ~ cidsiis
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NtE.--.3e siriu, of a de- ed of trn.,
her ho neco''d 10y Joseph Dilard 10 the snbseri.
anI, roa o'ne G"fr TIE S'h Of October 1894, and
,b,n r'eo'9ed IN the County court of Amherst
rgy 'a' On SATURDAY, the 9th day of 0r,oh.r
New cl. al Jaines ). pcnd!etons tavern IN
hidpr s,g'w' proceed to sell, 10 the hie hest
Win r ~, cash, ten negro slaves. to wit Re,
Bio R;n 1p'ue.'eN, scott, HaIialn. sanford Cor.
era az wv, .hafiot'e and Mary. and tn in
dc.a " ASA sad females since the da'e Of said
,ne CIocl W SIX Beds, B'ds,ead, aud furniture,
mo .d,, una 'aSr, one Bureau aud Book case
Sheen ,'% haa'1, several head Of hor,r ''> ,',Ge
may b. NJ. re-, ~ 81 much ofSad property as
deed necessary to answer the parpos'. o, the
a. Is vested ny sad decd
Sept. o. hoBkHr TINSLEY.
pos.r,o,..,. ctdsif
she l0,, law, do sale Is postponed until SATURDAY.
'' oay Of November. '"'"' Jay
1ci. p ROBERT TINSLEY.
tisi2
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Valuable Land and Negroes for
Sale.

fN PURSUANCE OF the last will aud tcsin-
- ment sf William SWANSON decd. We will
sell, TO the highest bidder, ou the premises on
lussday the | lih day Of December next on
credit OF one, two and three years; a tact Of
land wing ~ the county Of rankin on both side.
OF Chestnut Creek. immediately ia the. noghbor.
hood Of Messrs. John Wade aud Pleasant Dickin.
son, within ten eleven miles Of Franklin
Court House. immediately on the road leading
from the laite, place, by Pntsylyania Court
House, 10 DanYille containing 10y recent survey
BAG Acres. There ia u sufficient quantity of
cleared Land 10 work nine OF tea hand H. ad-
vantage, considerable portion OF winch is Low
Grounds ofrHeelent quality, and the whole well
adapted to the culture of Corn, Wheat, s. To-
bacco The Improvements consist IN "A comior-
table dwelling house. with the necessary out
houses Those wishing to view thr land presi.
Gus 10 the day OF sale can b" shewn the same
by application 10 Capt. William Huichlsop who
RESIDES on u premises. Al the same lime and
plIcc We WI ,e., pu a credit of twelve months
thirteen o. ipufieen likely negroes cDu,isiIng of
men, women and children also, the crop Of corn
aud tobacco, the remaining stock plantation u
tensils &c.
WILLIAM SWANSON Executors.
FRANCIS SWANSON,
Nov. /. ctdsi3
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COMHCSlCArED.

COMhCSlCATED'
Alta meeting OF the citizens Of Campbell resi-.
dent within the limits of the frat battalion of the
| 7lh regiment, convrnedat ia battalion mus.
ter. AT the Spout Spring, on the o5th day of o.
tober, 1897, an pursuance fnotces given al the
company musierS, the following resolutions were
submitted. and adopted, by vote Of 1911 10 -.
RtsOirCd. Ihatfhe citizens of this meeting in
the exercise of their IIndoubted right TO assem-
BILE md Deliberate on subjects affecting the pub
lie interests. claim 10 b. actuated by motives
purely patrlptic, and chceriIlly render like con-
sldcraton % the motives of such Of their fellow
citizens as differ with them in political opinion
public men are responsible TO the community for
. then public conduct. but private citizens are
not re,ponsbe TO each other for political prefer
cnrrS
Res0ired That VIC dpapproye equally Of the
origin and measures ofthe present admlaistra-
| ton Of the General GoVernmen'-belioving that
II originated III a corrupt coalition of Mr.. Clay
and Adans that the former bv his vote and his
Influence over the votes of others, should make
the latter president, and that Mr.. Adams would
IN turn, make VI. Clay Secretary ofState--Ihe
measures oi the administration appear to have
been equally bapefnl to the Interests of The Unit
| ed STATES and 10 the spirit of the constitution
Reso'r'd, That we have great confidence in
the ability, integrity aud devoted patriotism nf
IN Andrew Jackson, and that we Will use all
osop,r aHd honorable means To promote his o.
lection to the presidency that he pos
saSSsas in the language Of the venerable Jefer-
son, "a clear head, strong mind. honest heart Il
sound republican principles = and has aided
mainly to till the measure Of his country's Clio.
ry'--
Rswifcd That approve OF the formation OF
presidential Electoral ticket by the rcpublica an
memhefs of the LegiSlaiure--becausc it is in
conformity with republican usage, is adapted TO
the COM cniencr ffhe people and is more equal
than any mode which We can devise under the
present county divisions ofthc commonwealth
aud because said Electoral ticket is in no wise
obligatory on the people
Rssoirei. Thar tbe foregoing resolutions he
signed bv Col Thos d. Evans. Capts. Il. f..
Cheaiham, Thomas B. McAllister d Reece Ev
aus. officers commanding in said Battalion. md
published in thr Richmond Enquirer Lynchb"rg
Nir2inian, Washington Telegraph & Richmond
Wing.
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r The people Of Bedford County.

Such of you are opposed to the election Of
Gen. Andrew Jackson are requested to asembe
at your next November Court TO unite with your
fellow citizens in other parts ofthe State in APP
pointing Delegates to the Convention proposed 10
be held IN Iuchnondonthe2 ID Tuesday IN January
next. for the purpose of forming an AulrJach.
son Electoral Ticket. MANY CITIZENS
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Boots. Shoes, Leather, &c.

boo's. ol0es, Leather, &c.
YHfENRY CARLTON q co. have Just ne.
Ia ceiyeda part then Fall supply OF bouts,
Shoes, Leather, &c. OF superior quality, and
warranted workmanship; consisting IN part Of
Ladies Black aud Cold P,unea Slippers,
with and without heels
DO. do do Slippers aud
Straps, thick soles
DO. do aud cold Smilr Silk Slippers
do do Morocco Walking Shoes
Do Seaishin, Walking do do Isl &
2nd quality
Misses Morocco aud Prunella Slippers with 4
without heels
Do. do Walking Shows
Genilemens Boots, lst aud ID qualities
DO. Shoes, all qualities
Boys Shoes Of every description
Chldren's Shoes of every size md colour and
$40 pair RiahtHi,op BrtgaeS, the btsi us erer had
6UOObs lleml0ck Tanned Sole Leather, stump
ed good
2oO0lbs Oak do. do do do do.
lO0Obs. do do do Aghbutn O. SON, best
10 doz. War Cesl.ns, Lcen's
2 do hip skins, do
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