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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

n nRuST SAIE.-By lirtue "a trust deed,
y executed to the undersigned b. Thomas
G Goodrich on the 10Th day o. November. 1924,
and duly admitted 10 record IN the clerk office
Of Amherst county, | will on Monday the 2lst
day of November, 1877. that bcIng Amherst
county cont day, AT The Couri-bouse Of said
county Of Amherst, proceed 10 s"ll, 70 the high
est bidder, nj ancfion, tor cash, all Of the said
Good ich's lihrnry, plantation utensils, w0 hogs,
one silver watch, one sci Of carpenters Tools one
slate, one .laV, a.. &C. Acting rs trustee,
viii only convey such tile rs !. vested IN me by
SAID deed but lhc right TO the property IL bcies.
ed 10 be lad spuldhe
JACOB HAAS, Trustee,
Oct %. ctdsl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
Super. Cloths and Cassineres.

AVE just received an assortment Of all
IL colors and shades super ond extra
~upclfine Cloths aud Cassncres, never sur
passed by ANY offered IN TINS market Also
rch FESflNG5 adapted 10 the season-aud
also, superior article toi Over Goats, water
proof. We determined 10 sell bargains.
Oct IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
Glass, China x liverpool Ware.

NeVeE have received large addition TO our
~ former stock of the above. many Hrti-
Giles very beautiful and altogether comprising
a complete assortment. MkEE & MEEM
Oct Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
FRANKLIN COIINrY
MANY CITIZENS.
REVUE W

Of Lyuchbnrg Tobacco Market,
Corectsd weftig for NE I'Hgiit,, "
Thomas A HolcoaHE and RICHARD IlREE
Commission Merchants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
SUPERIOR,

IA NGHSn, Columbia Imperial aud Marble
ID Drawing Paper. with u few dozen best
English Drawing Pcneii- For sale by
HENRY CARLTON g. co.
Oct % 2u12
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25

" AND FOR SALE.--On Monday, the 2in
- day oi Na,nmbcr, lg27, II brue Amherst
Court day, will proceed 10 sell, nj the Comt.
house OF said county, by why al public auction.
for cash, 1i0o Huhiren and Gdy hrs Of Land,
lying and being Ia The county Of Hampshire. on
the South branch Of the Potomac nhet-also,
all ibe right and interest Of John Haas IN and 10
a certain tract 81 land Near the town Of Win
chester. in The county Of Frederick and ~ one
time owned by Mr. Henry Brlnker htiIe same
time aud place will be sold al the Md liaas's
remaining interest IN the es'afe ai Edmund
Goodrich. deed Tn. above sales viii De madr
IN pursuance oil the terms Of n trust deed oxeeu.
ted to The undersigned 10y the SAID John Haas,
on the 23d day Of Nav, 1928, aud which Is no"
of record ~ the clerks office of Amherst conn
" court. Acting as trustee viii only convey
such title ms is vested ~ mr. by sad deed
SAML GARLAND. Trustee.
Oct Q5 cttsl2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-25
Nnv AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
WE eea Fail supply Of GOODS ndih are
raanR q dSllabi aritks. eonaL.lng y mart f:

~ supply OF bOODN, among hhtfh are
les: consisting m part Of:
Case heautfnl krnti-g 600 pieces) do do
g pieces llsh Shooting
Linen Camhrics q Linen Cambria ilandka.
ID Dama,k Table Diaper
l3l do do do Cloths very cheap
Furniture aud Cambria Dmdics
large and Splendid assortment Of Calieoes
Cambrics aud Muslins of all descriptions.
Plaiu Bnbnelt Lace wide aud narrow (,ery
ehrap1
Rich Thread 4 Bobnett Lace wills
do do de Cnpes Caps
Brussels aud English Thread Laces
Gymp aud Bobneu do
INV Si,e Rriicnlcs X Baskets
silk Umbrellas (,cr, cheap)
Vciv hue aud Medium Cassmetts
Coarse do y Liuseys Tor Servants clothing (Sery
ch"apl
3 u d. Shifting and Sheetiug bpmcsiie's
3 and II CouNtsrpn AID apron Checks
3 aud ~ Plaid Demesiizs
3 i and 81 Bed 1itkings
German licklcnburgs aud Otnahures
Wide Tow llncaaud Scotch Oznaburgs Every
chcap)
1000 lbs Superior Cotton Warn
Laj,e4' aud Gen,lemens Cloah tall deserip'
ilonsl
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

we'll, for want of sureties to keep the peace tow
ards Lieut.. Spong, whom he had challenged. The
Courier says, some respectable persons have offer
ed TO become his bail but he declines accepting
the offer, as he considers himself harshy treated
As sign of the times, it may be noted that
Biackwood's Magazine appears this month with
out one single word of politics, or political alu
sion. Such is. in fact, the state of parties and Of
affairs, that no one is willing to commit himself by
an avowal of opinion.
MIR. Barry VAleara con,royerts, in letter in
London morning paper. vast number of the facts
and statements OF SIR Walter Scott's life of Napu
leon.
1t is currently reported, both in Paris and Lon
don, that General Gou,gaud is about to put him
self in communication with Sir Walter Scott, as
to the mention made of him in the Life of Napo.
leon. Indeed, it was said in Paris, that he had
set out Tor England for that purpose-w hope the
said General will be Prev nted from carrying his
views to extremitjes
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

Bv the Packet ship Canada, Capt. Rodgers,
which arrived below OIL Saturday evening, having
left Liverpool on the LIST of September, we have
received our files Of Liverpool papers and prices
Current to the evening of the list OF September, and
London files and Shipping lists to the slst Of Au
gust.
By the ship Orozimbo. Mayell, from Havre
which arrived yesterday, French papers have also
been received to the 2sth OF August. The Orozim-
BIO las been but "a days absent from this port.
The above papers contain no political news of
an important character. Nothing has transpre1
of decisive nature, in relation to the affairs Of
Greece.
ENGLAND. The London Morning Chronicle of
the 3lst of August says, that no positive intelI-
sence can be communicated, with relation to min
isterial arrangements.
The appointment of the Duke Of Wellington, as
commander in chief Of the army, is officially an
nounced. The Earl of Fife is appointed Lord
Of the bed chamber, in the place of the Marquis Of
Londonderry, resigned The Lord Chief Baron
Alexander, succeeds Lord Manners as Chancellor
Of Ireland.
Lord Wellington has appointed Lord Fitzroy
Somerset to be his Military Secretary, and the
following officers his Aides-de-camp, viz Col.
Sir Henry +. Cooke Lieut.. Col. Hon. George An
son: Lieut.. Col. Francis Russell and Lieut.. Col.
John Freeman.
His Royal ltighness, the Lord i1ign Admiral,
has been sworn in as Steward ct the Borough OF
Windsor, in the room OF his late Royal fiishncss
the Duke of York.
At the Corn Exchange on the Goth August, at
London, the supplies Of wheat were adequate to
the demand, the consumers being unwilling to pur-
chase, until prices should tall.
The wheat in some of the Agricultural districts
had been considerably affected by moist and cloudy
weather: Notwithstanding, an average crop was
expected. ~, - c.u.
would be considerably affected by the double ope-
ration ration Of scarce currency and plentiful har-
vest.
A Scotch paper announces that the late line
weather had brought all sorts Of grain rapidly for
Sir Gregor McGrcgcr.is in T"ttcnGelds Bride
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

baltimore, September GAN advertisement
under our auction head, announces the sale of Five
Hundred Pieces of Domestic Cloths, manufactured
within the vicinity Of our city by Mr.. James Sykes.
The persevering industry and skill of Mr.. Sykes,
have gained for his cloths character not inferior
to any imported fabrics and we feel confident that
the present feelings of the community as regards
the most unlimited encouragement off home indus
try. will amply compensate those Individuals who
have embarked every thing in the enterprise.
Gazstfe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

The trustees of the Middetown Academy have
seen an anonymous attack upon them in the Della
ware Gazette of the 2Sth ult. signed g A Voter"
A sense of duty to themselves and the public
induces them to give an indignant denial to the
base conduct and motives imputed to them. In
making the selection Of the Rev. Joseph Wilson
for the teacher of the classical department of the
academy, they were governed solely by his high
standing, exemplary department, cultivated mind.
and acknowledged talents; and they cannot but
congratulate themselves and the public in having
secured, with their very limited means, the serv-
ces of person so eminently qualified to discharge
the duties which will devolve upon him.
The trustees are induced to notice the above
scandaous publication, lest 1t should produce
among strangers, disposed to patronize the aca'le
my, impressions the most unfavorable. and be an
injury to an institution, which they fondlv hope Is
destined to difuse only the blessings of literature
to our youth, and which they solemnly pledge them.
selves, shall never, while they have the manage
mcnt Of it, be prostituted for the purposes Of pri
uate malice or faction.
II. MANSFIELD, Chairman Of
JouN EppowEs, Sac'y. the Trustees.
Oct. |. 1897.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

The Governor Of the Island of ST. Christophers
sequence of the damages sustained by the late hurricane
has issued his proclamation dated The 9TH day of August,
opening the pors Of said island for the period of three
calendar months from that date, for the importation
Of boards, scanng shingles. and lumber of all
descriptions and OF -four, Bread biscuit rice, BEANS peas;
oats, corn, meal, live suck, horses mules horned
cattle roots and fruits Of all kinds beef pork, butter and
other provisions of all kinds, in foreign vessels of all
tons Notwithstanding that the articles imported such
vessels, or any of them may be the growth produce
OF the country or place to which the vessels, importing
the same do or may respectively belong"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
DELAWARE ELECTION.

The General Election in this State took place Tuesday
last and contested solely with reference to the pies
Dental question, aud the result has been most glorious
triumph for the of the Administration and the Peo
pie. In Chrisliana Hund.ed in which live, and in
winch the jackson confidently expected four hundred
jnrty, they had but hundred and twenyfv This
great victory for the friends Of tie Admnst alton, be
three months ago, their opponents would have had
three times the majority they obtained Tuesday Jack
sonsm IS losing ground here every day. The whole
oriy of the Jackson party in Newcastle County is but
three hundred and sixty nine, much they expect
ed il this Hundred alone.
Maryland Election.--The election for members
of the House OF delegates and sherifs, took place
in Maryland on Monday last. Gen. Stuart and
SIR M'Alahon, the Jackson candidates in the City
of Baltimore, we're elected. The difference be-
tween the two highest opposing candidates was
466- whereas at the last Presidential Election the
Jackson Ticket obtained a majority of 900 votes
over the Adams Ticket. 1t will thus be seen that
there has been gain to the Administration party
Of at least asa votes. The whole number Of votes
polled at the Presidential contest in Baltimore
city was 6908-and at the election on Monday,
1850 were taken The National Intelligencer
justly observes, in speaking of the result in Balti
more" Considering how severe a contest has
been Kept up ny presses estaollshed Tor the pur.
pose &c. this is latterng result to the friends of
Mr.. ADAMS"
! In Prince Georges County, Messrs. Semmes,
Beall, CAN'T, and Duval. all Administration men,
were elected. Edward W. Belt had a majority
of "a votes for Sheriff, over Mr. Bruce.
F., In Charles County, the old Delegates Messrs.
Chapman. Rogcrson, Hughes and King, all friends
of the Administration, were re elected.
In Montgomery County, Messrs. Lee, Hughes,
Peter, and Lansdae, are elected-the first two
friendly, and the latter two opposed, to the Ad
mnistration.
In the city of Annapolis, Messrs. Wells and
Watkins, both friendly to the Administration, are
elected.
We understand that in Talbot County. two
Adams and two Jackson Delegates are elected
In Caroline, all four for Adams. In Dorchester,
3 Adams, / Jackson. In Kent, . each. In
Queen AIMS, Adams, Jackson,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
w &NYTOSTS>>,s.ss 80 -
asyeSss!s5sS a.

We kept our paper waiting until late hour last
evening, with the expectation Of hearing from the
lower Counties. We have only time &c say thas
the majority for Mr.. JOHNS, the Candidate for
Congress, of the Administration Party, will be
about four hundred We will have complete off
clal returns for our next paper. We congratulate
our friends on the election of Mr.. JOINS.
rif OF Newcastle County on Tuesday last. We
understand his majority is about 1000.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

n character, by rejecting what has been lrsuIsns
alled n hoon. proiered, according to the con-
SION Of HE III itisI writers themselves, for the
purpose of AR.a Ming us.
Ihefe is une pjia. which seems 10 have been
bit -i.ht ol in the ,ni>t which has been raised up
IL 1l,, subject i,Y Che SCI ibcs Of the uppusition.-
/ al the hunsiating Jyyn been accepted, at the
Emil. Of The government whc.. is 80 anxious to
crnD orR NAgAL yowEp," one eject would
Ave been greatly TO injurc, il not clfectuay to
[cstgoy, the lirec. iei.hln5 business III American
3uttuns. between the {. States and q. Britain. For
&MIe American vessels would have been restrict
III to a direct trade, between our ports and the
Nest India Islands, the British shipping merchant
&oud have possessed the advantage of making tre-
ble or quadrupIe voyages. For example: Bri-
&,h ship destined for jamaica, might have been
Eerh,e,i from Liverpool to New Yulk with car
~ for this market. Alter discharging this, she
1ninht here take in cargo OF American produce
Er Jamaica, on dischargins which, She could there
Sake in a cargo for Liverpool or if the owners
SIeased for N. Y. where she could again have chan
Ned her cargo and taken in cutton for Liverpool, or
Ether freight for London or elsewhere. The con
Scquence of these double, treble. and quadruple
toyages would have been to have enabled the Bii-
ish shipper to take freight upon terms so low as
ID drive the American ship-owner from the field
BIZ competition. And yet the sage nystifers Of
HE r0st and other affiliated presses ave the presump
Hon to denouncc the administ' aton as laundering
IN it, diplomacy, and anticummercia in its views.
n nd for what !? For its honest, persevering, and
8Iiec tual endeavors to protect the real subsan
Nal interests of the American ship-Owner, aud to
Sustain the dignity and honor of our country, a.
kanst the designs Of those who wish 6 TO cunB
buR NAVAL POWER"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

Douglass MIR. ELLIS HUGHES, Of Brandy wine, Del to
Miss HANNAH WOODWARD, of the same place.
At Marcus Hook, Sept n, by the Rev J Walker, MIR.
WILLIAM RuMFORD to Mss ELIZA WALRAEEN,
both of Wilmington. Delaware. r .r-
On the 1s inst by the Rev. John fIagany, Mr. JACOB
MORTON to Miss ISABELLA BRATTON, both Of the
vicinity of Stanton.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

Co5ben.--Thc Edinburgh Review, speaking of William
c,hhe, describes him as The erces and basest hbcler
Of lie age the hostile politician the fraudulent debtor the
ungraeful friend whom England has twice pewed out TO
America, whom America though f from .q"Acmish has
twice voioited back 20 England :
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

Domestic Manufactures. Fifteen thousand y,ls.
of cotton Cloth are wove daily 1t Lowell, Massa-
chuseets.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

DiED-On THURSDAY, Sept. o., at his residence
Stanton, Del. DIR. WILLIAM REYNOLDS, in the 53T
year Of his age
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

II is said from Nashville, that General EatoE
is to furnish forthwith statement Of what passed
between him and Mr.. Buchanan, in relation to
Mr.. BIS visit to General Jackson: tint letters are
to be produced, conversations attested &c. on the
same subject.-.Nat. Gazette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

Mrs. Hemans, the celebrated poetess, having
been invited by the proprietors of the Philadelphia
Ladies' Album, to take charge of that periodical
publication, with salary of fifteen hundred dol
lars per annum, has returned the following an
swer:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

The Postmaster General, to promote the inter-
course between Philadelphia and Wilmington, Del.
has directed mail to be carried by Steam Boat
Superior, in addition to the daily mail BY land, by
which means the citizens respectively may obtain
in the evening answers to their letters Of the morn
ing.
A United States mail bag, is also placed on
board the Boat, to accommodate those, who have
been out Of season for the Post Office.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
UNION CANAL LOTTERY
Of pennsy lvania thirty third Glass New Series To be
lrawn esday At, the 10Th Ut October, 1897
delaware State Lottery,

FIR The benefit # Neryk College, hdde0an .4cademy ahf
IAy,nanaei Chsrch
Ten,h Glass To be dawn At Newo.sA, Saturday the
18Th of Ostober, al 10 oclosk, A. M.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
MADISON COLLEGE.

This Seminary. under the patronage Of the Con-.
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will
shortly 60 into operation at Union Town, Pa. The
Rev. HENRY B BAScOM is chosen Principal,
and the Rev, ]. H. FIELDING, Professor Of
Mathematics and Natural Philosophy.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05
FRIDAY, October S, 1927.

"Frown Indignantly dawning attempt ali
one portion Of the Unoi another.e WASHINGTON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

A School on the Lancastcrian plan is about to
be opened in Trenton, N. j., of which MIR. Lam
caster is to have the superintendence.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-10-05

"Rhydon, 81. .asapa, 14th Aug. 1927.
FL beg TO acknowledge with thanks the favour Of
your very obgng letter, and request you inform your
American friend that am gratefully sensible of the
pimen paid me by the offer you have transmitted but that
the prospects he holds FORTH however aerng would
erbaance the nconvencncies attendant on leaving
my county.
~ am. sir, your obliged servant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23
Willow Grove for cIe.

xIllil subscriber is defsrnlIa.G - sell the
- rlnn'atinb whercon hr naa rtsIti,s. slua.
ted Ia The conu,y Of Amhfrst, 81 tiie man road
leading from Lexington q Amherst Ceu,, Haprs
aud cstesns 20 the latter plsea. Coz heallii ard
beauty % 'taaiion. il Is Mt surpassed - any
place ON this side ofths kine lldge. lbs treet
OF laid contains ~ recent survey, nearly fifteen
hundred acres The subscriber purchased It
but a iew yeafs ago. aud suhssqucnttp ihe pun
chase, had dein. nned &c make Il hl. future per.
manrnl reside tie consequently has expended
great denl IF time and labor "a putting tie built
iaRs and icnerg ~ thorough repair. A Ia te
portion OF the iauI Is cleared the taansc heavily
iinbcred, the most Of winch il nrst rate inba'ro
land Tie tobacco raised On THIS land raies Ia
poiu Of quality, equal 10 any insprciediu Lynch
burg. The dwelling house Is lnigc and comm.
dleus, the out houses snoh Us kilchei, smoke
ho,ec c, house, dairy, oau,age house. ~. are
IN good repair, large gl'rlen. the railmg ncw :
aud extensive orchards OF every KIND Of iiut
Hhich tie climate will mature. ANY persons dis.
posed to pulehasr,hrt ties, ed 70 call and Yirw II.
The term, will he hbc,al, a credit ott,n yeats
vii be given iiroqupcd lin should be Hskcd
why sea such dc,nahle ptopefty' The ans Ner
!. th,s=-hc subscuher ms deiermncdto remove
10 the West 10 quiet the faars Of lus iunuy, who
are mdpr the dreadful Apprehension of beng
burnt to death IN his own house.
4 J. WALkEK.
March %. ceua 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23

: AND FOR SALE.--One tract on the norl
@.1al >iieofthc Turnpike adjoining Nessrs
Chiffon, Imberlase and others, ard containing
One Hundred and ioty odd acres--Dlore than
ha!f II voods oad hear'ty timbered.
Another tract, about nine miles from Lynch
burg, half mile south Of MIR. Species Tavern
on the Old New ondon road and containing
Six hundred aud thirty-cight acres--On which
there IS dwelling house, out houses and an e1-
cellent orchald--An examination OF the above
tracts will convince every .iudIcious person that
they are more icrnlc and possessing more adj
vautages than is generally supposed.
Each tract is eacumbored--but as the Object
ofthe sale Is 10 satisfy those claims and as the
purchaser can see to the application Of the fund,
aud release OF the liens, IT constitutes no real i'm
pedimem 10 TIE AaIc--Ihcy arc offered low aud
on reasonable credit VIM NJ MKES.
March % CIw33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23
o. American Quarterly Review.

O. American QnarletIy Review.
<llIE SUBSCRIBER has tie pleasure OF in.
- forming the public that he has been ap.
pointed agent fer the American Quarterly he.
view by ne publishers. Tor tnls pait of fhr oun-
try, onG hc has received the hrst number lie
viii barrel, remark, that great expectation was
made on The work bctoreit was published. but
The work itself SURPRISES the most sanrulne cx-
pcctation. The appearance Of the work Is very
superior, beng neatly and very correctly prlnl-
ed on fine paper, containing very new and inter
esting ma'ter--the arrangement OF the whole
being very superior 10 any iorner periodical
~ofe. The price ofthls work is - per anuum.
aud will deliver it 10 subscribe free ofany o
Their charge. | do seriously hope that every
person viii 40 me the favor 10 cal and subscribe
fof tbs nes and valuable word.
March q. ABBA VI X. NORTH