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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

..z-.-,....1try .1a' II - hfaf 81
H. ~ - i,ts IN October put da@a 'n'
sh",'' -. With covering oi sanh nioh
aFnies ~ III. ,inrul1r advantages OF 'n>
fra ~. .,,,,s,,, are these |. TIE sand keeps
ode o, -, III air v hieh j. essential to mon
- APP = Tbe sand checks the eVapora-
pc r,bs auules. thus preserving ihr'I ,ol' IA
% y 80. ',rne inne. any moisture yifinen eV
r1df u, - some there III be- IS absorbed
p AiP'I =. ,hat the applss are kept dry aud
a re - . ,reycnlrd Nv pippins Ia May
II mu'.'' y,. tfe IA as when first picked even
u" - =, ,l,e STEM books rs II Just separated
", the tsig.-iReriedh f"mef'
vA,9of Sailing Ba'fer.-Iake sugar one
'hsi"ys ore mt. and clean strong salt two
at Them well together, and put ~ the
pave -, 80, for USE OF which take one ounce
pi'Pa. ;xteen ounces Of butter, and my II
~ ~ a., with the butter, as soon as III iteed
f'"' ", hu,ternilk Butter salted In tins man
no." ,,,t down ~ close tubs, with iItlchnel-
ne, az oonrcd over the surface to III up eve.
fu oI. .a,ancy before the top IL put OF, will
I'm GOOD Tor many years
seePo ,f nremiun butter was lately sold IN FRO
- for the enormous piice OF one dol
=, ,od three cents per round.
o., n, The head dch.-fhe practice ofanoInt-
- h,i win ponatum and esSent,al-oliN, rs
ihs ~ t,,,auil, the cause of head ach, Than has
NO ,c,1s been suspected. IL has tendency to
pe'e,o a, ,ss free emulation of a fluid which IS
,,.,Ilv discharged from the basis of the hair,
"'',.snv prodnce accumulallons on the brain.
s ~, ,,hec II head och (not proceeding from
e,b.r obvious cauSe,) who are in the habit
guy .,ng these oils, wonId perhaps obtain com
- w.. rsb.f by discoutinuing them altogether, N
- ann the mead two OF three times a week WITH
.ar solution ofsalts oftartar in water. The
~. ,s,p ,oon acquire more lively appearance
. "a can be produced ~ artificial means, which
,s' 40 away the only objection TO the abandon
ION, olths injurious habit. This IS communi-
"s,sd M the result Of experience.
c,,e for rorRs-A gentleman who mny be- re-
fsd an saws the Connecticut Cpurant, iniorms
=, he has found the juice obtained by bruisine
,resn bean leaves, a certain and effrclua cure
,or corns. 1t should be applied to the corn at
night for four or five nights in succession. II
i,eoaay ellicacious when applied to warts.
prize of Wheqt in Ohio--In a Richmond
rolnty paper, an advertiser offers 81 Id cents
cash, or 81 l.2 ceots in salt or dry goods, per
bushel, for wheat.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
JACKSON & nECArITR-

Some people affect to doubt the accuracy of
the statement relative to Jackson and Decatur
A writer in the Richmond Wing calls on Little
ton W. Tazewcll and John + yIer, Esurs. who are
both of the Opposition TO say whether they do
not know il TO be true. Ne understood. months
ago, that MIR. Tyler Ind stated the cil cumstance
as coming with his knowledge, as he was a
member of Congress at the time
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
THOMAS u. EVANS,
Z. T.. CHEATHAM.
THOS. Il. NrALLlSTER,
HEECE EVANS.
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
~ muster ofthr second Battalion Of the
li7ih Regiment NJ NilIiams's old fields in this
county the sense o. The said Battalion with that
OF the bystsnders was takenpn the subject ofthe
next Presidency, nss the result 1ns for Jackson
l2s, aud Tor Adams II, ltmay NOT be mpiep'
to remark that on the morning of the muster 4
great majority Of this Battalion was claimed for
Mr. Adams by those who protested TO be well &C.
euainted ei,' ~, sSa when il Is known too that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
NELSON COUNTY

The citizens OF Nelson opposed to Gen. Jack
son's election to the Presidency of the L.
nlted States are respectfully requested 10 meet
At their Court in November next, with a view oil
appointing Delegates to meet those hich may
he appointed by other Counties in the State, ior
fine purpose ofiorming proper Electoral Tick.
ct, on the I'd Tuesday in January next
MANY CITIZENS,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

DIED, on the nth inst AT the residence of
Mrs, Goodies, Mecklenbme, Va. MISS HARRl.
EFF. BURWELL, dang of John s. Bur.
well, Esp. Frankin-Brr friends aud relatives
have To mourn the loss OF one, VINO manifested
IN an eminent degree the virtues which adorn
human liie bui they mourn IA chose who have
no hopc-Ile religion she possessed and which
she exempllGed in her lite, was her support in
the hour oidcalh. Her God was then her strength
and refuge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Super. Cloths and Cassimcres. O.
Coarse Moollens.

MATT COTTON. Plans, Amy Cloths
hascss, common Il Cloth, ior servants
Lion sk'n. Whitney. ROSE. Duii aud Point
Benkets Every cheap,1 flnuncls unusually lou
Calnlet and fnd Closha. together with almost
every article suited TO the season will be found
in THEN assortment all Of which will he sold
low. M'kEE l. MEEN.
DrI IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
NIGH and s.oW system,

Continued N cOA'fqnruc. ol ~ unrlveIIed
popularity.
Virginia State Navigation LOTTERY,
CLASS NuMEfK FOUR
To BIO drawn in Fredericksburg, on Thurs.
day, The 18th of November next.
Under the supcimtenience OF Commissioners
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
Highest PriIc 5000 Dollars.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
4 rdiuabie Tract of Land for sale.

Il ttth"pH = ibtt " LsuHU JOY sac.
YHl UHsUAST TO u degree ol the Superior
* Court of Cbancery for the Lyuchbnrg
ID ST. iCt PRONOUNCED on The goth day OF Oc-
tobcr, 1927, IN n cause depend,ng between
Nelson Crawford aud Reuben Crawford sur.
viving partners of the firm Of Cocke, Clnw.
ford " Co. plnintiif-, against William Shelton
aud Others defendants, the undrrsigned MAJ
shnI of the said Court, viii sell, on the pre-.
mI'es, that Is, al the place whore Nm Shell
ton lately resided, on Thursday HE 18th of
December, 1927, il fair, il not the next fair
day thereafter, by way OF public auction, on
credit nt one, Two and three yeaTs, n tract
OF lind in Amherst containing s62 acres,
one moiety " GA acres, conveyed by Richard
VI. Bnrks, and one moleiy ot lot ia The
town Of Bethel. The tract Containing s52
acres has 400 acres ia woudt, aud seunsldhr
ed by good jndeestn he .qaGl If not superior
Ia any tract of highland in The county ni Am.
hersi. The improvements are snin 10 he
comfortable, having a dwelling house with
all necessary ont houses. Any person wish
ing 10 view the land are requested 10 call on
Edmund Crawford, Edmund Winston or
Dhbney | Phillips who lisoso the premises.
Bonds with good security will he required 4
the purchasers aud thu title retained until the
purchase money be pnid
I. \, HOLCOMBE, NJ
The Richmond Enquirer is requested 10
publish this advertisement once u week, on
ia" inner form, until til. day of SALE, and
forward their account. by the day of sale, IL
this office for payment,
Nov ]. Gld.i,l3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
ANTI.JACKSON MEETINGS,
CAMpRETI

Conceiving Ito be the duty Of all good citizens
ofour confederaey touse all lawful and honoura-
bic means 10 promote the common veal, and he
lirvlng that much of interest is Involved in the
approaching Presidential contest. a meeting
of the friends ofthe present administration, who
may live convenient is earnestly solicited at
Lcesville, on Saturday the 10Th day of Novem.
Der ensuing, at II O'Clock. The objcct ofwhich
meeting, will be to adopt such measures as, in
conjunction with other meetings, will promote
its success.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Sereral friend; orhe Administration.

A meeting Of the Citizens OF Campbell oppo-
seal to the election Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, as
President Of the u. s. is respectfully invited to
be holden on the first day of neSt November
Court to appoint delegates to the proposed con.
vention, on the 2nd Monday ofJanuary next, in
the city of Richmond.
SEVERAL FREEHOLDERS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
JACKSON MEETING.

The cltnens OF Campbell friendly 10 the cleo
ton 81 Gen Andrew Jackson tn the next Presi-
dencY are invited 10 attend a meeting AZ Camp
bell Court House on Wednesday the fourteenth
day of November next, being the third day
of Nov Court.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
SUPERIOR

mi NGLISli. Columbia, Imperial aud Marble
III Drawing Paper. with few dozen best
English Drawing Pencils. For sale by
HENRY CARLTON e. co
Oct 20 2uil2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

Che iiniis { he Raii'ien include a cerain
neirhbourbend which has been said ever 60 have
been d"'oted's friendly 10 Mr. Adams. the re-.
suit as mentioned above must be- rather gtatify-
ing 10 the friends OF jackson than otherwis..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
MANY CITIZENS.

The semi annual examination of the children
attached 10 the Presbyterian sabbath SchooI, "ill
he held on sabbath next, ut the church at .
O'Clock \. IN. Parents and all others vino are in.
terest.d, are requested Ia nuend.
GEo. BAGBY. Superintendent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
AUCTION SALE


The past week IS hhds passed % refused
total %.
The article of tobacco continues very low aud
dull both here and IN Richmond, aud the 70
rcigh markets are also low and the quantity in
lhcm large. We have Ms yet received no new
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
LYNCHBURG. NOVEMBER !. 1877.

" Weare requested TO announce that CALo.
HILL MENNfs, esqr. is a candidate for the Clerk.
ship of Bedford county.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
" ADAMS TORIES &"
Extract ota letter to the Editor dated

LYHcHBuRG. IVA Oct. I'D, 1927
SIR Since last wrote you our Adams to-
ries have had meeting here q past resolutions
which nearly every man seems to he ashamed
of You can hardly find a man Of them, who
will oWn that he voted fnr the resolutions The
fact is, that the great majority OF those who were
at the meeting suffered themselves TO he led bv
the nose by few individuals and they arc now
very much ashamed Of themselves This meet
ing has had very glorious effect hcre--r has
entirely aroused our Jackson-ilie who have
been for some time pasl slumberng in perfect Sc.
cnity. believing that every thing was going on
safely for Gen. Jackson, not DIRE aiming thai the
ores would make the least struggle for Virgin.
ia which, God knows, is not the ease with them
now. The tories have no more idea of getting
the vote Of the State Of Virginia than Won have
ON ng--it is a real YanLfr trick which they
wish to play, The Gont cntion to be held in
Richmond Is only intended to work effect on o.
ther States-ihev know as weli that they cannot
turn Virginia from the Old General as theT know
they have To die. They well know ifNirgina voted
by Districts, that they could not get IN o votes in
the whole State do assure you am in good
earnest aud all You have 10 do is 10 let other
States know what is The real object of the Con-
venilon, to be held IN Richmond on the 9Th Of
January next; which tell YOU again is nothing,
deavoring 10 impress other States with the be-
hefthat Virginia will vote for Adams-when tell
you again and again that they have no more
hope for such thing than have that the Yam
kee states will vote for Gen. Jackson"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

2 100 Ticket. NJ go $4,000
MODE OF DRAWING


The uumbrrs will he put into one wheel.
as usual, ard in another will be- put the pa,
zrs, above the denomination OF Two dollars,
aud the drawing 10 progress IN The usuas
manner the 10000 prizes of Two Dollars.
will I've awarded 10 high or low number, tD
be Determined by that which mny draw the
prigr OF 6,UuO dollars.
Low Numbers, from TO 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, lo,Ooi 10 10000. inclusive
4 holder of Two tickets, High and low, mus
OF necessity draw one small prize, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
TERMS.
Price OF rickets---w hole, 81 90 Half, 81 %
Quarter, 62b cents.
For packages, pot less lhan 90 whole tick
els, scheme price, for approved uotes. paya.
bic fifteen days after the drawing without
i terest.
Orders. by mail, post paid, will meet thp
.ntpe attention As on personal APPLICATION.
Addr.,sto AUG. LEFTWICB.
Aug. 30. Manager
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

Grst DAY Of ti,eir nexi korenerr Court vaa
view Of cooperating with thrir f,ipw eiiIzrus
IN other parts ofthe state hy appointing Dele
gates 10 the Anti Jackson Convention proposed
10 he holden IN Richmond on The 2d Tuesday
IN January neal. ..z.-.-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
UNyrNW

Ofthc Lynchhurg Tobacco Market,
Corrected eeektg jor me Irginia1i, ~
rHoaAs A lloLcouBk and laCHARB Tyne.
Commission Merchants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

subscriber will give The highest cash
] picc for clean cotton mn, linen rags.
MAI1HEN QUINN.
Nov. |. lmoI3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Glass, China X liverpool Ware.

NeEfE have received a large addition 10 our
y" former stock OF the above, many arii
cles very beautiful, aud altogether comprising
complete assortment. M'kEE Il MEEM
Or I9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
AMHERST COUNTY

The citizens oil Amherst who are opposed to
the election Of Andrew Jackson 10 the Presiden.
cy OF the United States, are respectfully invited
10 attend meeting to be held at Amherst Court
House on the 3rd Monday in November next.
The object of this meeting is 10 appoint Dele
gates to represent this county IN the proposed
convention 10 be held in Richmond, on the 2nd
Tuesday in January next
Many Of your Feiiow Caise,n
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The citizens Of Franklin County opposed to
Gen Jackson election to the Presidency ofihe
Quilted States are requested to assemble on the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12
Newport, Thursday Morning, April IL, 1927.

solution thereof as may be determined up
on by the Board itself, after il shall have
examined and decided upon all the claims
aforesaid, the balance of all such sums as
shall be adjudged TO the claimants shall be
paid ProUided, The whole sum adludged
or awarded 10 them, collectively, shall not
exceed the aforesaid sum of twelve hum
dred and four thousand nine hundred and
sixty dollars; and, the whole sum adjudg-
ed or awarded, shall exceed that amount,
the claimants shall, respectively, receive in
proportion TO the sums awarded TO them,
respectively, part OF the balance thereof
remaining for distribution.
Sec. 10. find be IL further enacted, That
all moneys already received, and all which
shall hereafter be received under the Con-
ventlon aforesaid, signed at London on the
thirteenth of November, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty six, shall be paid
into the Treasury of the United States.
Sec. IL. find be IL further endcied, That
as soon as the said commission shall be ex-
ecuted and completed. the records, docu-
ments, and oil other papers in the posses
sion of the commission, or its officers, shall
be deposited in the office Of the Secretary
OF State.
Sec l2. ind be It further enacted, That
all claims which were deposited in the De-
partment of State, and by mistake omitted
10 be placed OH dsfnitve list delivered to
the former Commissioners, shall be, and
are hereby required to be added thereto,
and the said claimants shall be entitled to
the same rights ana benefits as if such
claims had been placed on the said defnl-
tive list, il terms Of the third article of the
Convention concluded ot ~. Petersburg on
the twelfth day of July, eighteen hundred
and twenty two.
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Speaker Of the House OF Representative
}. G. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States,
and President Of the Senate.
Approved-2d March ls27.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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Notice to Manutac-
fNr4rS.

PROPOSALS will be received at thi:
Il office to furnish for the use of the u.
nted States Army, for the year 1897, the
following enumerated articles Of American
Manufacture, viz
Blue Cloth, dyed in Indigo,l Ga wide;
Grey twilled Cloth, GA wids;
Cotton Drilling (unhleached) 81 and
7-e wide;
Cotton Shirting, (unbleachedj rs wide;
Flannel of Cotton g. Wool, 3.4 and rs
wide;
Woollen halfStockings } per doz' pairs,
Woollen foot Socks, Germantown
Woollen Gloves, manufacture.
The above Goods are 10 be delivered at
the United States Arsenal, near Phladel-
phia. and subject to strict INFECTION
Samples Of the foregoing artIces will he
exhibited at this Office; and patterns Of
Woolen and Cotton Cloths, vii be trans
mitIed to those Manufacturers that may
apply for them, accompanied by such in
formation as shall be asked for.
The proposals must be in wiring, seal.
ed, and endorsed "PrOpoSGis" aid will be
received until the lith of April l627.
Commissary Generals Office,
Philadelphia, March Ii, 1897
c. IRyENE,
CommiSsary General orP1WchdSes
M92istAII.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12
SPRING GOODS,
John Is. Newton,

From hs latest drriroIs in Bosioa--seIeets
ed ioih The greatest care expressly .j0r
ihis Market. Our customers are
respectfully solicited 10 call aud
erdmine them Wiihom the pre-
face 10 an advertisement Of
"cHEAPER THAN EVER"
NE&GISE GOODS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-04-12

Elegant plaid prints,
Mourning ditto,
Imitation seersuckers
Black Bombazins,
Jaconet, null, cam
brio and other mus.
linS;
Fig d and strip ditto,
Dimities and cambric
ditto,
Furniture ohintz,
do. dimitics,
Cassimercs for Chill
dren's clothes,
Sheetings,
Swiss strips, a new
article,
Patent threads g. pins
Suspenders,
Hosiery and gloves,
Jeans for Summer
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WOOD.
FoRr WoLcorr, Newport, RI
March 2Sth, 1927.

FoRT WoLcorr, Newport, RI. !
March 2Sth, 1927.
SEALED proposals will he received by
~ the subscriber until the Both day of A
pril next for supplying wood for the use
Of the troops in the harbor of Newport, X.
L., not to exceed three hundred cords
the whole to be good merchantabe wood
IN equal portions of beech, hard maple. and
oak, and to measure l2S cubic feet to the
cord. The delivsy to commence as soon
as practicable after the contract is made,
and to be completed by the lst day of No
vember next. Bonds will be required for
the faithful performance Of the contract,
supported by two good and sufficient sure
ties.
The proposals TO be endorsed "Propo-
sails ior supplying GOOD
GEO. WEBB, Lieut.
marco. S..lct'g. Qrt'F. Master.
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Russia Sheetings and Ravens
Duck.
yENNoE GOODS

< Silk velyots,
Plain black gro de
Nap,
Figured do.
Pressed grapes,
Ribbons, a splendid
assortment of cap ~
garniturc,
Bolt Ribbons also,
SILK Hosiery Il gloves
Kid gloves,
Battose for dresses,
Silk vestings,
, Pink blue, red, brown,
!, straw, white aud 9TH
; or Lustrings.
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WANTED,

A MAN who is first.raie COOK
" Also, one to attend as Waiter in a
Public House. TO those who can come
well recommended, good wages viii be
given, Oh application to
THOMAS TOWNSEND.
Newport, march %.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ,

In the Chambers of 81. Thames-street,
entrance Market-square
Terms Of the Republican.
Two Dollars per annum-one half in advance
Priee Of .idcertiSiny.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion. Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
Ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
yAn accounts must bg settled at least
once year.
GFNo paper discontinued until srrearages
are paid
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VIM, JAMES TILLEY:
Among them are he follouing:-

y
ID RoApcLorns, % Ladies do,
ID per cent cheaper Diapers and Dowlas,
than ever, Superb red Cashmere
Casslmcres, nice ana Shawls,
cheap; Buntings on hand and
Sattinetts, very cheap. Colours made TO or
Habit cloths, for chill der;
dren's clothes; ;Figd Grape dresses,
Oil cloths, with bor- Elegant Barage do.
ders; Black and white Cal.
Linens 25 per cent icoes,
cheaper than ever; ; Elegant light plalddo.
Super Sea Isl Shirt Dark blue ditto,
ing, Green fgd ditto,
American shirtings 81 !, Black, white d green
sheetings, Italian grapes,
Black Bobbinet Laces (, Black Grape dresses,
White do some IA Super Levantines,
wide at Is yard, Figd Silks,
Good strip Lace for Swiss mnsIins,
: cts yard, Null null DO;
Very cheap Lace odg' Jaconst DO % WIDE
inGs. . for lsDd yard;
ChIldrens Leghorn , Cambria muslins,
FLATS. ;f,g'd Swiss do.
Iade. do. DO Elegant chlntzs,
RIaek Satin. sAmerican DImity,
P,nk Satin, Furniture Dimity,
White satlir, , Elegant Lastings,
Black Gro GO Naples PeariinRs,
Silk, , Booh muslin,
Barage Hdkfs. ! PRIME hnen damask,
complete assort. DO. do. Napkins,
ment Ribbons, , Merino Sba"ls,
Elegant BaTage DIes I, Super yellow Nan
ses, Hhst
| plaid siIk muslin do , DO do. white,
Shell side Combs, Cotton Umbrellas,
I Horn do do. sOil cloth, do do.
/ Sine CrApe Ieisse, Stout Bed ticks,
I Children's Hosiery, superb 'estings.
nPw. +. will also open One Bale 0
nice WARP, suitable for Wvavers, Of vari
.ty Of ofnumtrrs--and many other articles to-
,ediou. 20 mention--all Of which shall be SOLE
at the very lowest prices possible.
mar. 90, 1927.