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JUST PUBLISHED, & FOR SALE AT
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JUST PUBLISHED, & FOR SALE AT
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 EULOGIES on ADAMS & JEFFERSON. ET would be presumption in us to pretend -A to speak of this work, as though any man could doubt its intrinsic value. 1t is d collection of eulcgies, delivered by the great est men and most accomplished scholars in our country, upon an occasion the most in terGsting that has ever been known ; by men, who at the time, brought the whole powers of the mind into active exercise, and who knew they were writing for posierity.--
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 GA very choice and valuable assortment of PEN-KNlVES, from 1s 1-e cts. to S2,5O. Also-Fine Cast St. PRU MING KNIVES
 very excellent article for Gardeners. Also-ALL KINDS of SCHOOL Books & STA
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 English Reader Columbian Orator, Amer
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situated in the townshis of Orwell, Warren & Windham, in the County of Bradford, Penn sylvana, about 145 miles west of Newburg, 28 west of Montrose the seat of Justice of Susquehanna county Pa. A from Towanda, the courty site of Bradford county; and l6 south of Owego, in the state of New York, and 10 miles east of the Susquehanna river Said Lands to be surveyed into lots to suit purchasers at the expense of the owncr; at the low rate of S1 50 per Acre, Cash or S9,5O m credit of four years, The subscriber hay ing resided on this tract land for some years, can recommend the quality of the soil to be equal if not superior to any tract of land in the country for Grain, Grass, Sxc. timbered as follows, uiz.-Becch, Maple, Hem!ock, White wood, Cherry. Chesnut, Oak, Pine, Sc. we'll watered with pure, living water, with roads leading through the tract in different direc- tions, with aoursiling .ttlements !n different places on the tract, WI Grist Mills and Saw Mills on and adjacentt reto. An indisputa bic title will be given. The Subscriber has the title papers from tn State, which are sat isCactory to all who hay examined them.
 For further particuIa please call on the subscriber in Orwell To> ,ship, who will take satisfaction in showing the land.
 B. CHUBBUCK.
 December, 1926. 8w28
The Litchfield County post., 1827-01-12
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

c. B. PHELPS, Judge.
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Tavern. Land. Sc. for Sale.

VIE suhtoiher being desIOus c changing his
- stefmined to sell aud oaes Tor ale, that valuable
At SusscN ulthouse, with from hundred
anu TO hesn hundred nay hest the pnfchaer, and
possession gwen Immediately. For the thns
VINO are unaeqnntei with this establishments will say tlat
sueh an opportunity has not presented Itself Any
shrtPIis'us man 10 make h The house
large ana convenient with all necessary houses abs
CONAN about Que hundred stalls To give idea bu-i-
uess done at thus Iaven, dane from seventy hun
ut@d snd ten persons public dayfeed hundred
nd i'y 10 woEuud ed hoses, and have twenty. u
hiFy PesVus TO stay all night and sell spirits ba in The
She proportion The great advantage diving business is
pace over most other establishments Of the Kind, is,
"h"te - cash business aud thfre being opposition, At
man VIII Keep good house be viii certainly verv
sIeei Persons Wuhne enrage nthe shove
onhs are invited 10 view the estsbiLn mt when The terf-
w" be made known which SHAH be aeccmnodaine or Wi
burg. f.VgIfS mr. ! An =,
Sn,sex comthan.e Anrn.t 8 e5-isi
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ME subscriber dispose olthe following tract,
Of Lana lying Tie Virginia Military District IN the stsfs
Of OHIO lie would sell very low for cash would take -.
eN htnge Virginia property valuation. The most Of
IS very hneoud he considered fertile in thu,
staie and would yedwi ordiay cultivation a. the sub
SCI ber informed, seldom, IL ever thsn an average ~
ten barrels of per These c none Of ir IN
Ete Caaii neTsccted by the c6niemp sd line Of s
National Dad, and within rapidly advancing in
population, wealth and enterpe aud producing all
ces-aies Of life such abundant psouion that
citizen may, with supPrt De- family IN coufOfL The
opportunity Of duposig o their Virginia property al uniea-
tton, presented Co ersvus Wishing West
may well deserv, iheir attention.
One tract Of 500 acres No Of Enry 2Z77, Hardin Coz
opposite RouDihesd own the Scnfo yer 50 10 De.
n W Of Columbus, The seat % government
One Other tract Of $50 acfes No. 1919 about one mile
East 81 the above ttstL
One other uf 1850 acres. acres si., ia
Hardin Rush creek aud ab ut go from CoIun,hs
One other uac "i 900 'oscs f'o 2z6i lies abo al miles
East of The abuvetrsc-
one other 1000 aces No 1865, lying 10 allie,
county, RDundhel town
One Jhc of 900 acres, no f2t1i Uui1n eounrg
about - miles from county seit
One 5ttfi % 300 scres, No. 1904 Darby In N.f.
county, 10 miles from Couu,hus II believed lbe whole
of tract would produce average o 50 barrels of corn
per acre.
one other tact Of iOOaore', pare ct no. 0g8s Also ia
Madison aud wihntwo miles n e supposed OF the a.
uonsl Road hs also D. very ienle
And other tract 1T 2oIJ acres I8 miles South NJ Chilli
Gothic in Bols county a.~i not ia fn nc ofte canal
Pls of the above lands BE- suhscfher's "a 81
IN ihu city Tides will Doe aaie with general wsrrsniy.
THOMAS GHEFN
Richmond tov o. f6-ufGf
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IEw GOODS

~ s Z. JAMES co. MARKET Bridge have received
(ehi.hy by the last fem Sewlork boston nd
the following DRY GOODS;
case super. blue anI black cloths, chcGp
do I-s X 4 grass 81, aeh,d Irish lDeos
do - suH beaehed German shifting, linen, Gsugerisy
article.
do q I Irish .hsetins
do So long lawns
do 8 birds eye aud 81 IRISH diaper
Dc 7-s superior Merrimaek Prints
do rich plaid prints
do X "a sargtnt dimiy
do L. ghoru Boli.si hats, cheap
do best silk umbt elias double fot rarasvis
30 " Olafk's' spool sewing cotton, oil aanteys
DO containing good assortment Of she'll tuck long bent
neck deep teeth SIDE combs among the tuck,
Of very turFe si<el
Heavy black Italian uestfing
~ Gto, lie Maps Of almost every color plain i watercd
DiseA iaan tiapes broad stfsage
Sfesu' white, blue, straw pink Fences
superior black Freuch renee,
=, 5 Cd black modes
BLACK white, piuk hrown & straw satni
- S& 3 piaiu hohhtuet@ -
Ms. Canlelos eoistts, Moss, 4 "
; bales 3 brown ,ii a., IS
Q do !, 8 4 g. brown sht citing
2 do "a plaid domestic
d" \ ~ superior indigo plaid domestic
do 7.B Dorchester ticking
do ~ WsiPole do has quality
DO 90 indigo apron checks
] DO y 8 : dn Ia niture checks
8 do Brush oznsburgs,
Which added stock previously on hand r.n.r. 80:
9oitm@"i unusuaiy good
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by William II. Snidow General John Fioys
| The homes, poiiIcian and patriot. The repre-
sentative OF his constituents in every sense of the
word.
isy Oscar f. Johnston Henry Clay-rhe m.r.
censry soldier in politics, fighting under whatever
PoIilicsl banner promises the most booty.
BY Chapman ]. Johnston. General Andrew
Jackson
"rh- Halo Of glory shall eneii Gle hi. name
lii y, cath snail et-rnilly bloom
A"a A%siea !!,,nmpl'ae ber Jackson 'hsil claim,
BY John FARRELL The Secretary OF State Cisy
by name, Clay by nature and Clay by principle
who can be moulded IN any shape or form TO suit
the views of the political potter.
BY French Smith. General JacksoD-- The
King of Ciubs,s every whist may he catch Jack
by David French The President of he day
The undertaking politician and fm suppoitei OF
state rights.
BY NYm. II. French John Q. Adams-The
wea'hercock OF the Capitol, always turning with
avery breeze Interest.
BY Thomas Kirk General An,ireyv Jackson -
II we want our Political House ell furnished, let
US employ him G. hinet maker.
by VIM. Manhood. Hickory Bfeoms to sweep
the Cabinet Chamber
by Jehu Emmons Jackson the Hero of
orieans- The second saviour OF his country. He
Is entitled TO the peoples gratitude.
by Hecley Chapman. The memory of Edmund
Peu'i!eton former president of the Cour, of "A q,
peals One OF the most brilliant lun,insries that
ever enlightened judicial bench
by Maniiius Chapman. John O. Adams and
Andrew Jackson; whilst the former is endesv curing
/ to take from us State Rgh,s and introduce a
mona chy under The name OF republic, may he
latter crop the vine of his intentions and continue
10 be what he has always been the true f,end OF IL
berry.
BY i. Smith. The Editors of Newspapers
whose columns are the vehicles of SANDER and
misrepresentation May they meet with hemp
crava.s The only adequate reward of their infa.
my.
81 VIM. Chapman, Esqr William H. Harri-
son. The Hero of the river Thames who gained
The FIRST decisive victory, the combined Ar
mics OF Britain, and their savage allies; hitch was
too easily gained TO be honoursbe, who unlike
other heroes ofthe day is always found at his post
where the voice OF his country calls him, and
gives his without fear OF endane ering his
popularity.
Mr.. Augustus Chapman being called on for
toast said,
Gentlemen: shall give you sentiment which
recollect TO have seen somewhere and which
exceedingly admired. The sentiment is a-wtll
merited tribute those who stIew our paths thro'
lie with the sweetest n ,wers, and who minister
comfurt to Us in our affections and without whom
"his world would be Wilderness is il TO our
heavenly half-Ihe American Fair,
The Gaires OF the fair,
May their fare be fare,
aud Our fare, the best oi fare.
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WV MP or YIRGLAI.1.

VIE New Map Of Virginia, compiled from actual surveys.
un"eI he authority ct the now published hrd
pay he ohsej by persons desirvu Of procuring on appic
in9nl. - " - - " M
THIS work, 'F-strd rs the labiur many wears, aud at
great cost OF care sud money has perhaps
ca "a variety 7nd aecuisey Of detail, beauty
Nest"n reflects the highest credit the science and
OF tue persons immediately publication
anu r, prove hsh s'auyns aud useful 20 tie public.
legislature have authorized the sale OF $50 Copies only of tins
Map "n the large scale Of five Incl; aud The Exc
9u wHh the view Of making the sale extensive and rap
moderate Price Of SEQ
Under these circumstances is probable TIA, persons who
.ha not make eaiy application, will be unsbiv 10 obain
Copy OF this beautiful and valuable work.
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.N.1RNH4L5S IS-aT- z

ohsuaNt 10 decree Of the Superior Cbaneefy
S LOT the hiehmonj Dtfci, pronounced the lsv
Of June last IN the of Durwtys wilkins shall proceed
10 sell on the premises public s hest bidder on
me Isl OF sept next the hou'e and 10, the city Williams
1uiS atey Ia the POSSESSION ct the heirs Garter Burwe
Jee nut hriiei known Hunr Lot aud situated al he
East end OF Man street the Capitol The house of
oiek sum e1'y roomy Tor the comfortable accommodation
Oi iauHy, tie SITUATION airy, sni little repaitx
would he pleasant any in the CITY, II /, me-
occupied by MIR Elah Smith. The terms will DC credit Of
WE'VE months the Puchaer giving bnnd good security
ana tbs it ~ The property retained until the bond sd.
WILL; MCANDLISH, N. 5. C. c. v. d.
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~ viffuc ~ Deed pf Tfu-t executed hY Reuben WIN
- Flataesu, Wm F4seur has lifetime, and f.
subscber beating dtt. the seventh dsy of stem1er one
thousand eisht hundred rghtec@ duly proved recorded
te court ~ te county " k'ussuus tbe 1Gih dav IN
he same u.onhin ytror te pt rusa Of nf =,
Iacob payment of dehts thetein afooe !
request " John fnuefke ill., Of The said cs.ny III
Fiuyanns gent and AttHn,yfo UyfLbe linin WIS., f ne
county Mecfienhu who assguft ol saf Tarrh a. -
trsi o. one Of ic Bond DE saJ Deed # Ftu snfio-
ees aud gwen oI pJmtm II Que 20 he dehts therein
s7d John Inbcske, Jr AZ Agent of Attorney sfofesJ
w Dr. fXscu 60 fNc a ie store h1uff Ttuhsfists 4
v Migmdef az the place csltd Che Union Mills, m tie "a
county Of Fluytnns "Wednesday iae twenty .en d ~
1enat one thousand egt bundled .i twenty severn A. p
20 uo oi ready mouty, ceiisn ut o parcel % LaS
yus uro" CUNNINGHAM ~ cox, fie sad county OF Flasan-
ntf c'' inihe Two hundred and ht te pfs-r
Fn"n ht tne naiac ol Jriedah hu.oi an nltfd U.s. lie
nnu- nne arteJ plat ol David tsss a8
LtunFurveyfd by ODE Cpurtg e Land
"hcf thc ,d Reuben ud Wn fsnraf9n pafhstef 81 fha
sft Jacob myefs The hiie in vested 5ufignre
only viii b. toa,t, .a Go lhe Do,Ai..i 90 par,tssp,s
MIfEs Caf-
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PURLIC S.qLE.

virtue of Decd OF Trust executed by Matthew O. b.
ker, Ia the Suhstrbes the 50th 6ay October 1926
and recorded /" the county Pubaan Vup,s-
he eth mentioned, OF wall self the HE hest
bidder at public auction Tor cash. the Of Matthew
U Baker n the lower rnd OF Puwatan county a day
IS September ncxI negro hoy slave named M AZ; aud
convey the purchaser vested la Us hy the ts
deed aforesaid. gro. W. FLOUBNOY, ~
Ausus 3. % ,a,rt =. !
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Fifiv OO[I0rs He,co,.J

ANYWAY fron he subscriber living coun-
~ Va, some time in the month April lat. ms nerro
man ADO about so II he is about high II
iaheT yellow compile has out az
'hows the marks Of t. Small Pox his clothing particularly
.eeoe5Ied Il IS Pohie he may attempt to reach ice
'al VIII give the abJy rewaid If taken the limit,
otthe State Twenty hye Dollars il token in the state or 80
'eeuf ed 'hst / set han -gain. WIN. SHEPHERD.
Aurn. 8.
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case. Hs has named but one state where mis-
principle has succeeded | might name two or
,hree States where individual rights have been sacr-
need by the Courts in consequence ofthe imnroper
influence Oh the appointing power-or we're preserv-
ed by the judges resisting that power they holding
ther Offices during good behaviour
Anolher view AIR. Dunlap Is there incon-
veniencs 20 be spprehended f. ON overturning all
our institutions and Introducing at once entire
new state oil things? Is il Necessary! We have
marched on very well for fifty years. Would not
some oil our old regulations DO hite while longer:
W ny not then amend in part? Why not try one
new project at time! WHY take some of
the pairaols detects, about which we would all
agree and amend them-addins clause providing
Tor iuiu'e amendments. such, il seems to me ,
would be the suggestions of prudence.
DuRiaP l have listened TO you, Mr.. Friley,
with great pleasure. We might, il is true, amend
In part but why are you unwilling to entrust the
whole subject TO Convention!
FTHey Because it is unnecessary. We can
as well NOW, as hen a convention has passed upon
them, agree 10 the principles outlines of such
paipaole amendments as ought to be made. No
Others ought TO be attempted Let us then call a
convention Ter the express purpose of adopting
such amendments and providng for future ones
All our dilhcaies have arisen from the want of
TINS latter provision. Indeed, il would be worth
while TO have convention Tor that purpose alone
-1Sdm, by this gradual change would not be
thrown so entirely out of our reckoning, which in
governments must be always embarrassing
Ountdp. What then would yoI recommend?
fFttey. would propose that Convention be
called 10 amend the constitution, so as TO ex; END
the right OF suffrage. That representation in both
branches OF the Legislature be apporlioaed as near
as possible TO population, allowing at least one
delegate To each county. That power be given to
the legislature 10 organize the courts in such
ner a. experience from time time may poini
out to be benehria and # you please, that judges
be iinpeachable by the House of Delegates before
tue Senate, ard removeable from office by vote
OF two-Ihrd7 of the legislature, and that provision
be for future amendments. For the purnose
% asceftainng the OF the people would fur
'her propose, that petitions be prepared embracing
the above propositions, and copies sent into all
tue countles-and if it should appear from the
returns TO the Legislature that majority were for
such convention, that then law be passed for
converting ii without further expense or delay
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a n. INONIHIIHICnEtd

Il ~, Communicated
Heaven gives us friends 70 b'es. the pesentse,ne,
Ns'umss them e. prepare Us forth. next"
- tiiday 9th July the 50 year Of his age
h Hts1m Montague Of Hen ico. This gentleman who's
alens ana virtues would have adorned any station wa, %
@ rus G. hempialNe aud serious mind led him
ho me Isted walks II life far FROM busy haunt, OF
man lie mas len a widow aud foul small children
on Monday the 23d ult, the residence oh. father
LOUISA, alter painful and prosel-d ine.. Master James
eueg aged 10 years Anisbe youth! OH IN the morn
"e' = hover nipred by untiney frost, he hs
sone 20 ,a bourne whence traveller returns aud Ia. l.
lse snd iGmJ TO mourn his untimey Ills death
anonish each To- remember his Creator IN the a
peaceful. ~ W NV N"e' ehu
on the 2sth ult, Mrs. Ant mn eensort of Mr. Ri
u mn OF Spo,isy vanls, ia the 4sth year Of her age.
IN Charleston s. T., the An uiiimo Cart Jo,e,
% rune, tate ofthe u $. Army, aged Ssyeats
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cpies OF both, respect Ia SUI hand. tb. ALVIN. ~
not h 10 be hishy useful .u,t.ning the n, prue,
our suinon' ondthe good old doctrines of the eonitutop
We Jay osior. the reader "a another column an eir, am,
Gle from me Advocate on the ,hiee of b
lTes,dehai election that he form some opinion If ,
politics and style Of the Editors. F u 'e
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BY the GoDernor offhe Cos,nonursath If gi,einia.
4 PROCIgU4YJOV

ANHkbbAS hss been fepfe emf. 1.-THE Executive f f
~ Jalor Of Wood county that certain William M'Ftbso
"ho bag been remauded TO jail by E1smntns II ,a
county Ter further trial. charge murder did on a..
nght Of the 7th lust make his .aid Ia, ami
nov going II atgei hove therefore thought proper viii
me ADVICE Of the Council OF Sfste 90 Offer rewsrd Of ono
Hundred DoiatstO person pefssn who sprrthend
aud convey 10 the jail Of Wood county aforesaid the aid
mcmahani Add do moreover require 40 oncas evf .r
military and eEbot The good people Of e commons eath To-
We Their bet ehdesvors g. the said fugitive 90 he
bend ID, that be may be deslt with ss the law d,rs
Giveu under ny hand Governor end under Inc ,f ~
a.. s. July, 1871 w "
,,,,. ,,.,. WIZ B.GILEs.
face.
July 81. qt-.A
LINES RiPER LIND ron SIZE
a PLANTATION, bins on Tie north 'idc Of Jsa,ss Re-
- ver' li1Uf - mules above old IamesiDau
upper pif Of Sandy Point neok) called oe ROWE" od
consisting q 200 .efe' more is Of fns Com 'ni Wheat
Ldhda good dwelling house hnru &C. U Boz sodtD the bish
ct bidder, Tor cab Thad fie ffi N0D nsr The sale
VII take place ou he geni'.i slri ign~lte role1si0n
Will be girsl DAVID VI NGE
Jlae ., otft
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ToBACCo-Sod at the Pebble War. house on d. Och
u4 Ihd belonging 10 Maj Ed Pendiston Of Louia which
was cured by has Patent Steam DventionS Of wLh thonsb
short, sold ioT 30, aud one at so. ''s"
tne nantucket Journal contains Of letter from
HaP's Ohio desefibing singular aceitsct IN salt we'll
Ptts"u lsd been lowered to the bottom OF The we'll n
"a iSe Tor the purpose of making repair when ind
hs uAfA he called for light candle proeu ed and
lowered TO the depth OF about 20 air OF the
"'oH he me person at the bottom nmediaioiy
u-h hands aud face Duch cbed, and his haif aud
"hAers consumed, but lac likely to survive the
aqNahe-a severe shock of Earthquake felt in
Ono Indiana Illinois aud Missouri the
o. .ne on UT In ST. Louis it accompanied by loud
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
w shall petition the General Assembly for Ie,v. 10
w erect Whaves at Bermuda Hundred in the county of
Ohes'eiheii' EDWARD o. WATKINS.
JOHN ARCHER.
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Wooiisns BH.-Ths people Carolina continue 10 meet
and remonsste the W0 Hens Bib II has said ts
"he South Is not opPosei - the system Of which bill
parti and its sends continue % &c tbs argument no
standing Meubefs ri Colge almost unanimously opposd
IT, II The friends Of tie bill j. not think that our hepfesen
tatives speak tie sentiments Of The people these meetnes when
they shall become general IN all The Southern sis will Jude
them The united voice OF many States against
efnsdsed oppressive, and 0f doubtful coptiutiona
ity. ought not 20 he dtfecarded by Congfe5a
We pleased that the Agricultural Society Tor Low,
Virginia, stheif late meeting IN Williamsburg, sppointed
Committee distinguished citizens 20 draw up me he
Congress this subject; and 30 doubt but b, ~.
example will he generally followed 10 Virginia. the other
Souhcru States who have not yet acted.
We lay before Reader the Circular Ici,e, aud Memo
the Chamber Of Commerce IN Chsisstu. hsve
received the Pfoceedlngs and Memorials VI Ms
ins s. ;whieh 81 prtsen have not space publish
they all however speak the language Of proeslttns
declining Doe bill Of the last Session OF Conges
both ADJUST unconsnfionil The Harrisburg Convention
ff do Mt prove he only political Cabai may By con ~
6atons Of different Interests, MI only succeed IN np9rinr
Woeils, Bf upon ut Tsrf many other aitice3 Of
necessity, than the prernt one. IL for
The Psops spe1k 40 to cemlpd the Onstu0n1l right Of
just & equal fsgtiaf oR
We have received he first Nariher Of ne pire{.fa N
ucate," edited aad puhhed 10 Charlottesville by Hes,r,
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We have received he first Nariher Of ne pire{nfa N
ucqfer edited pubshed Charlottesville hy ET-str,
GHaer Dau u iakes me place Of The Genital cstsfe
which, ilr ae, edited ah much ahity by Mr. al,
We hal be- return editor a corps with pie,,s
know hts Aifscss sod rue .iu 0f s s.ents snd ofn-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-18

the frients Of Mr. Crawford saoal1 say s.a,
ecu Jackson should ha.e been elected by the
House. because he obtained the highest number
Of votes, when they did not show any disposition
10 sacrifice Their favot,te, who had received the
fcwest votes, TO this clear Indication OF the pop.
ular will Such are the Inconsistencies into
which passion and prejudice lead those who sui.
fer themselves to become its slaves. The TIME
will yet come when these follies wall be laughed
at ii the consequences 10 which they lead be
uot productive Of serious regret
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! "ealY = lllars Reward.

X 4" II trom the subscriber in lynch
pu'', "a tuesday evening the l5rh inst
.,a1 oeb'o bag Ihonlou--he is a very i,clg
,sa, ,'' a39m u or20 years cid. and about }
Ia "e''e hish. viii large prominent eye.
oa When he let lluc cloth coat with a
49,. e'''1r. bhr cloth lroasers. aud dark
la ' WIT stri1t wlica was scarcely visi-
49,, 49,. aSa took viii him pair of lie lit blue
- MIL "o"5ets, Yellow wai>tcoat witt met
be aud : Wine and green stripe one
s,os9 a'1S'flher THINKS there we're three of his
-ie nh On which baud Inc does not recollcct) so
tom ~. farted that he could not straighten
3p.,as,i he Subscriber purchased MIN on the
%, ''noary last, f,pm Nj. James ". Por-
s.r5eo,i' Culpopper County, in which
l.eg..,.' mood the said boy had always lived
n.5ssh,, 20 my buving him, and whittier he las
'es#.,y gone. TIE above rcaa,d.will be pa 1
. bs , pt'son for the deliver Of TIE said boy
Wy ,or ""Scr'her in Lynchbure, or half Of it,
nj. n ' son %iso viii lodge him in am Of the
Ion sa..' Tom nonWealih, and give mforna-
Is to ENABLE the sub, criber 70 Get linn.
a. DAVID WALKER,
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