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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-23
Important to LAM Oaoaers in Virginia.

auditors Office, Rietmond,
Morch IS, 1927 (
YbA URSUANT 10 4 clause therein contained,
* the suhIoned Act IS published for the in.
formation OF all persons whose lands are return.
ed delinquent for the non payment OF taxes Its
provisions are entitled 10 immediate attention as
they hold out to thost Interested the following pc
culiar Inducements 10 redeem their lands il re-
dcmpton is ever intended.
|. If bOnd Gde purchasers, whose deeds have
been duiy recorded, prior TO the act shall shrw
IN the mode prescribed that they have paid all
the purchase mo ey, not caylag in their hands
sufficient 10 discharge the taxes aud damages
due al the tine oi the purchase, the land shah be
exonaratcd from all arrest up to ttat time.
2. II II be shown that the taxes wee errone
ousy charged or pad, (altheugh returned delil
qucut) the same e.le Is Afforded
3 a fmtet fmc unni ,ue .tra Of iulV, 1923,
is allowed ioT ,he redemption OF lands forfeited
10 tn Literary Fund, au1 suca lanas were
not generally It-ass shacd pursuant 10 Tie act OF
lSl1--pIogislDH Is mate for such re-ass,ssntnt
At the coz 81 the a"ncr py .".gI tie Id,e uitaA-
alton vii! be coAslderab, Ieduced.
1 With respect to lands forfeited to the Lite
rary Fund claimants who derive little under
Junior grants ii ON tAe common~ eath, bearing
date prior to the forfeiture, and whose lands have
been improved aud settled, may, on paying an
equitable proportion OF taxes and damages, Oh.
tain REIMBURSEMENT of the CommonHeait
right although sucn lands may have been coIu-
pretended in afgcror Older grants. but tlis
privilege will not exist uutri after the lst If Juiy
1923, and only from that time to tie Isl Decem-
be. 1920 This provision Is particuldrIy mtcreS.
ting 10 nonresdents.
A, nnumerable tracts Of land have been re-
turned delinquent IN almost every part Of the
commonwealth OF " Inch the present proprletors
are probably igno.anf-lhe proprety OF ad
dressing enquiries on the subj ect 10 This Office is
sug. sstcd. In making such enquiries, the names
OF former owners, and the quantity aud situa-
ton OF each ACT, ouebt to be specially commit
nicated. 3rreHs 81 iares can only b. paid at nc
Treasury. JAS. L. HfAlH,
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unsT, be seen, by the Presidents p-pe,a.

II II sili be seen, by the Presidents prDc,a-
nation that he has exercised tue discretion con
hdsd to him by an Act Of Congress. passe d du-
rins the administration Of Nh. Monroe. and
closed our ports against the British Colonial
Trade. We shall publish the act of Congress
in our next This is a decisive measure. alike
country
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Mr. Printer-I could not have answered your
Question so soon as IS required, only tor the in.
dagcnoe of my master for have as pretty a
master. and as indulgent masier, as any gen.
tleman servant IN this county said to hlm,
master. want 10 answer this question in the
Nirginian-and he said To me. fanny, it is both
yonr duty aud mine. to obIlge our neiehbors
when We can, !, therefore, by his permission
send the following solution to the question in the
Nlrginian of the 9th inst.
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March 22


W. llkGlNIA --Ata superior onft OF Chan
y ccly, holden IA the town Of Lynchburg
the l2th OF Nay. 1926,
Mehnld lhmmou, Pltf
dgalnd
Hohru ibnrnun aud John Smith, Dehs
Tins cause came on tbs day To he heaai on
thr bill answers aud the examination vi wit
ness, md wns atgaedby counsel GA considcra-
nou whereof, the court doth refer The accounts
between the patties, 20 Que OF IL commissioners,
who is directed 10 examine, state, aud settle the
snme. aud make report thcreoitn the court, with
any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by himself, Of required by the parties 10 bc 80
stated. A IOpy--'ieste.
JOIN WILLS, OK
Commissioners Office Lomchbwg. !
lpth March, ls27
Thrparties ~ ilis muse will take notice. hat
have appointed Saturday, the fnh dny Of May
next, 10 cnrfy the foregoing order oil court into
effect. on which dnv, they are required 10 attend
nj my office IN this town, with urir uceouui..
vouchers aud copies Of cour papers prepared
for examination aud settlement.
JAMES BENAGU, G..
March % ciwa3
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n TEACHER WANrEn.--A Gentleman
-y.A competent 10 teach the usual branches 81
an English Education correctly, OF good cha
racter and moral department, wllldind a sirna-
ton IN gentecl private family Ivy application
10 Daniel Brown, Esq Lynchbrg.
March -. tf33
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fOTlCE,-All persons having claims upon
~ me, in my official character, a. ate dopu.
~ for { hlnndy Sheriff Of the county Of Am
hefst, arc requested to call upon me without de-
lay, and receive their money.
JOS PETTYJoUN
March ~ 1853
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March %.

4 WILL sell TO the highest bidder on the 18th
~ da5 OF April nest, II fan, Al not ilt oekl far
day, naci OF land, IA the county al bedford.
contding 300 acres, one hundred oi whicn Is good
iobaceeo land, not cleared yet 1 his tract OF
land Is adjoining tie uaci ofland thai formerly
belonged to ADMIRE lungG decd II lies nine
milcs south Of Liberty and thniy mes west of
lynchbmg, II has tolerabic good buildings on
II. and lies very well lor improving. the clear.
I'd land Is very productive IA corn, wheat, and
oats ANY person Wishing 10 ,ic" the land be-
fore tht dry OF sale con do so y they tbink ptn-
per, by making application to Alr. / Griee'hy,
who IS nuw living on the said land lhls lalld
viii be- sold ON IA credit OF one aud tno years
w,h bonds OF approved security required Of the
purchaser after the day OF sale Inc safe will
he conducted by john Clubs
ROBERT II. VAUGHAN.
March n tc7tH}
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M ROkIK n COMMISSION Bu5iNEES. -
- The subscriber has taken an Office iuui
doors above tbc Franklin iIoiel, where he con
tinues To sell Tobacco and Otiof produce on
commission, aud will IN future, also, transact
business ASA Broltei-iic hopes 10 be able 10
give satisfaction 10 all who may conhdo business
10 his care. ARCH. HA1 CHER
Dec. 10. wuiiIJ
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s7p7 pfigos amounting 10


b7p7 prizes amounting 10 &b1.rJ0
Mode Of Drapmg - lhc hunts Is will he r4,f
IN one wheel as usual and III hno,her will be "
The prizes nhoYo the denomination Of THREE Dol
lars, aud tn drawing TO progress III the usnnl
manner The 5000 prizes OF Three Dollars
VIII be awarded 10 hieh OF low number, ~ b.
Determined by thai which mny draw ths p,iss ~
Siu90
Low numbers 10 8 $40. inclusive
HP numbers s,o0l To li.0JU. IN neivs.
4 ho'der othfo tickets ilph aud Lua, rnnst
OF necessity draw one Prize and may draw lsD
Capital Pllscg also
Whole Tickets - Liberal ellosnoess
Halves , made Il, lure dealers
Quarters
:. Orders by Meal post paid or private eon
vcypncr, enclosing 'hs cash ~ ptine dtH.1 in
ny Of theta dfaNn lotteries vii meet The sun~
attention rs on personal applirarion,
The above Lottery till he drawn under The ~,
perntcndahce Of the following gentlemen =.
Charles Mlndoe, John Nidienn. T. G Yhncev,
Edward PeHud, joseph Cooper and Robert 10
hcrtson
AUG. IEfTWTtII
Jan' ~ MhTfer.
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IL Nr. Achilles D. Johnson's Sd No. will
appear inert Friday
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10000 DOLLARS Tor -.

ysfIGH ~ low sysIEM. adopted in ron.
III .eqpence of its enrnailed popularity.
Tn splendid pn,VnR oftae Virginia Naygall.
on Ieuny, ia eass, viii lake place IN Pcie,s.
burg on thu lth daS Of April next. uheo The
following Grand apitnls wll be distributed To-
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Auditor OF Public Accounts
Concerning lands returned delinquent
for the unemployment 81 taxes,
Pos7ed, March oh, ls27.

lbi tilf hoh- pa hiAht VI iHAb5'
Pos5ed, March 9th ls27,
!. BIZ il enacted by the General Assembly,
That il aoy person, claiming title 10 any tact
lot Of land, returned delinquent Tor the non pay
meat Of taxes due thereon, or to any part Of
such tract or lot. At any time before lie first day
of AprH, one thousand sight aandlsd and twenty
eight shall prove, by Satisfactory evidence 20 the
court Of the county or corporation IN which the
same may lie, that plior TO the passage OF this
act. be- was bona ide purchaser of such land
or LOT, or of the part thereof so claimed by nm,
thai he has decd ion toe same, which was duly
recorded believe lie passage ofth.s lc,. aud that
ne mad paid all the purchase money therefor, dr
so much thereof, as not 10 leave 81 bis hands,
sulficien, 10 satisfy aad pay die taxes, ath da-
IMAGES in ar,ear aud unpaid al the date Of his
purchase, OF thai he fairly derives title ~, tho ,
or under some person so having purchased and
paid the purchase money; it shall be the duty
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E.EV /

Gs.fi " i. = ~
Ofthe Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
Corrected UeetIy for the Firgiaan,
TuoNAs 4. iioLComRE and RICHARD TfRfE,
Commission Merchants.
AUCTION SAILS.
Extreme prices Of PASSED lobac-
co from S3 % to II Is
Inferior 10 common ------3 - to ! %
Common d.. to good ------4 ooto 00
Good to fine opto %
Refused do. 2 - to 3 %
strips - ) 90 to 90
PRIVATE SALES.
Fine crops continue TO sgn at an average Of
from So 30 to - -.
INSPECTED
The past week 35s hhds. OF passed Tobacco JIG
hhds. rciused5 total 400.
But little ate alton IN the markets during the
past week, and We hear nothing from abroad.
STAPLE ARTICLES
Flour, wholesale, ~ 5oto 10 no
FETAL 4 - to 81
WhiSkey, Wholesale from 81 cts. to 80 cts
Retail 80 to II
Corn, 80 90
Butter, II - cts.
Becswax - cts.
Taliow 10 cts.
The subscribers being now associated in the
Commission business, will execute all orders aud
business entrusted te Their care with puuctadlty
and despatch, and every eXer.ion shall be used
to give satisfaction TO those who may employ
us. T A. dOLf OMBI,
RICH Ard 1YEEE
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y.aoR SALE. a family of NEGROES. for
] az cash, or ON short credit; a man aud wife
and four children Apply TO the Printer.
Nah "a 1913
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Sugar, Coffee, Potatoes, &c.
& Hhds y, O Sugar
J Bags best Green Coffee
100 Hampers real Irish Potatoes
& Bhs New Ark Cider
10 Boxes Bunch Raisins
8 Boxes Mould Candles
Just received and for sale nv
March %. ohf33 re. ToMPKINs.
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HIGH IND Lnu- klk1I n

n ioi ED IL consequence OF ~ unrivalles
- pnpu'ntft, --.i lRGlNlA NANlsAII0s
LOTTERY, iust Class. viii be dtena IN Peters
burg. on the ithoi ipfilnest, unutl he supefin.
icndencc Of Commissioners All in one day
Highest PrI1e 10000 Dpllats.
hote ru1es thau Bianka
SI1lNnIlf ~ A Al.
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30 PACKAGES.

30 PACKAGES.
IUliE SUBSCRIBERS hose justfeceiyed tlle
- bnlaaee Of their spring hoods Among
which are II plcal variety ofsearce aud desifn-
bile Goods A most splendid assortment ofPrinG,
al OF ahIchtbey will sell Al the very low price oi
I'd per yard An elegant assortment Of silks.
Satins Ribbons 40 AlarEe assortment Of Tick.
ings, Domestic hechs aud Plulds, ,cly lhcap
super sin Umbrellas, i large assortment OF
Hardware Farther aud Glass ware. Fur aud
Wool Hats. Alsn, IN elegant aso,tment oi
Gentlemen aud Ladies' Shocs. Alloiwhleb they
are determined to sclnuusually low for Cnsh
q X NOkyELL " " II MORGAN
March 20. 2nfB4
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hrIrNnln efur1Ir
s1p7 prizes, amounting to ebI .OD0

aip7 prizes, amounting to SOL 100
Modc d DfoteiBg The numbers will be t,na
in one wheel 10 ushal, mud IA another IN he PM
The prizes above he denomination OIL IN co Dol
lars and the driving 10 progress IN the usual
manner The s, 800 prikcs of Three DoiInrv
wlll be awarded 10 thigh OF low humber, 20 he
determined by ti@t~hich mny draw the prize of
& 10000
Low numbers 20 q 500 inclusive
HIGH RUNNERS y, Dol to l7ta0 inclusive.
A holder oii"o ticteisi High aud Low. nuet
Ct necessity draw onr pms aud may draw Two.
CAPITAL Prizes also.
Whole Tickets ~ ~,
Quarters lmadc 10 ltnse dealers
u Orders by mail post paid or private COZ,
'eyance. enciosns the oasb az pfzr tio,rf4 IN
puy OF the late drawn lotteries, will meet The
some attention Is on peIso0A application.
he above LOncry viii be drawn under he
suPern,endanee Of he following gentlemen
Cballcs N'hdoe, John " liIieios. + -. Yancey :,
Ldw"rd PoNus, Joooph Cooprr aud Robert IT,.
be- son Z. a. HIfuERS.
Aiatch 2.
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STf -RGINIA NAVIGATION LOTTERY J,
= Class-te be drawn upon the High aAd
Low System.
10000 Doilars--fIiehust Prize y.
The drawing of tins Lottery VIII take place Ia
Petersburg on the lth OF April under the 81.
pefmrndeace OF the Comgli. soaers.- More
Priges hua blanks
AIII AiL, -
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Together with many smaILf prizes vi Cos, 20s,
los, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets 10 90 Quarters 81 rs
Halves 50
u The Drawing oftlte above Lotteries WA
be iaccitcd AT Aliens Office Lynchbulg sshefs
all tickets can be examined, aud she cash IS
always ready for prizes.
tickets and shares IN the aboie Lotteries 40
he had IN the greatest variety of numbers vt he
Truly fortunate office OF
s. d NJ. ALLEN. d CO.
Washington City March 9,
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1000 DOLLARS,

The neat Capital TO be drawn THIS month,
Union Canal Lotleiy--27lh Class,
Io bp Dawn 2sth Instant.
SCHEME
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DtsIuts NUMEROUS sfnhIIef prIzes, 70 ), 10 q a
Halves e ) -, s''' " nse'"yr
Quarters l. ""1 y
s. d. NJ. ALLEN ~ 20.
Delay not TO make application rat Head Quar-
tiers for the Lucky numbers. In the lssi scheme
of the Virginia Literature Lottery. we we're
compelled 10 return both the capitals OF $1,000
and g. 90, in consequence OF application hay.
ing been made al the wrong plaee--Ne now of-
fer prizes of all denominations from $4,000
down to the snsall sum OF SloD
Call and naSe choice. al the Lucky olice
Feb 10. 1 y NJ, A1LEN & CO
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To which Will be added. Garliek's Farce. called
Miss in her Vee0s.
" The characters Of RoLLAa FMBBLE
BY Mr. RICHARDSON.

IL Tickets. Box and Pit one dollar Gallery
so cents, TO be had nj the bars the dihercntHo-
tells al the Book Stores Of Mr.. A. X North aud
MIR. {. A. Wiihers. aud al tue Vugmian Oitce ;
and at the Box office ofihe Theatre on the night
OF perfornancd.
u Doors TO be- opened at 6 O'Clock and per.
fornance 10 commence nj Z
March % qtifR3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-25

Making the sum Of 800 ,47o 90 which Mr.: Adj
ans haslprocured from the treasury, by means
OF settling his own accounts, over and above
what he had legal right 10 receive. See pub
lie documents, No l2o,l822-23, also document
10, 1924 25, and debates in Congress 1861"
Here Mr.. lngham again cites document ITO,
Is24.25: there is no such document. Neither
is there any such document as 100, 1928. The
highest number on the Executive series, for that
session isl |, and the highest number Of reports
of Committees is los. Mr.. Ingham has, in
these references, probably made mistake How
ever this may be, Mr. Adams never received
from the treasury more than the allowances Tor
his services, 10 which he was entitled by law.
srhe suggestion that he received nearly $4,000
for two wears services as foreign minister is
too ridiculous 10 need refutation; the sugges'
ton that $50, 900 Of this was contrary 10 law.
and procured by Mr.. Adams, from the treasury.
bv controlling the settlements of his own &C
counts. can be abundantly disproved by this one
consideration; w. II. Crawford was Secretary
of the Treasury; and Mr.. Ingham dare not say
that w. II. Crawford made an illegal payment
Of $4,000 under tho controlling influence of
another member Of the Cabinet. These insinu-
a,ions are particularly out of place from Mr..
Inebam, whose influence, exertcd IN respect 10
the Notifications at Dauphn's Island, in behalf
Of friend, contributed 10 bring on The country
loss of several hundred thousand dollars. See
the speeches Of Messrs. Dwight and Burgess,
and The report Of the Committee Of Gains in
the case of Gilbert Z. Russell.
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Circumstances in the detail Of which the pub
lie would take no interest. have heretofore pre-
vented the publication OF those "Short Notes.
For the delay we tender to the author and IN
public, an apology Dem Press
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-10-27
Pishey Thompson

HAS lately published THE EPIruREAN, a tale
- BY lRomAs MOORE i2mo. neat and cheap
edition.
Matte Bruins System of Universal Geography No.
H. Forming the first part of vol = containing des-
cription Of the Eastern part of Europe The p bsh-
ers expect to receive No XII in tie Of few
weeks, which, well As the succeeding numbers will
be printed without any delay after they received
from Europe.-From late advices there is reason to
expect tina: the work will be finished in the Of
the year. Matte Brhlsf at his death sufficient
materials for its completion which to be publ she'd
under the superintendent OF Nr Walknat, of The
distinguished of the con,ine nta) geoeraphtrS.
The Works Of The Right Honorable Edmund Burk,
in 7 vols. Svo Reprint from a complete edition late
ly published in London. 80 so per oIume. in boards
This edition is handsomely printa d, on b. autiful
paper made entirely OF linen few addition
pies Of the 9Th volume were printed and will be sold
separate this volume has not been reprinted in The
u. States, and viii therefore be wanted to complete
sets ofthe former American edition, which COM
prised in 6 vols.
An Anavsi, Of Gan Introduction to the Critical Stu
dy and knowledge ofthe Holy Scripture" BY Tho
mas TIsrtweI Horne, NJ A. Being abridgment of
the authors large work.
Two editions of this ceiebAtAi book were publish.
ed in England in the course of few weeks--th the first
sold off in few days after its appearance.
A second volume Of "reminiscences of Charles Butler
Esq. Of I.ncoIn's Inn, With an Essay the mys-
tical devotiops of Cathocs and Protesants2. or
respondence be tween the late Or Par, and Mr. But
Ter; 3 and, &c considerations of the present pro ED
ings for the Reform the English Courts u Iquity
ON charge brought against Con,fysncers, soIici.
tors, and Attorneys: And on Mr. Humphreys lob
servons the actual state of Real Property in Ire
land"
The Book ofNature; being Popular illustration Of
the General Laws and Phenomena at Creation, j" it's
Unorganzed and Organized, its Corporal and Mem
tai Departments BY John Mason Good, NJ and
7. r. s In , vols. 8vo.
.'Ihe work is certainly the best philosophical digest
ofthe kind which we have SEEM" Lon. lion Eer.
SCOTS Napoleon. vols. 8vo "a.
DO. first edition, fine paper, s6.
DO. handsomely bound Is.
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SATURDAY. M0RM1H1q OCTOBER g7o ase1o
Hardware and Cutlery.
JOEATHAN BVTCHER

HAS received from Liverpool by the Virginia and
Cumberland to this port, also oy northern arrivals,
his fall assortment of H3RDYARE, Cc.
AMONGST WHICH
Smiths vices, hammers, anvils and bellows
Traces, wagon boxes, iron rim'd and stock locks
Bolts, hinges, screws, catches, shovels and spades
Shovels and tongs, sad irons, waffel irons
Chatting dishes
Mill cross cut and hand saws
Pannel, sash and dove tail do
Hoop iron from inch to II inch
Knives and forks, pen knives razors and scissors
Ivory handle knives and forks in sets 81 to 50 pieces
Clear bone do do
Table castors plated anu common
Commode knobs, book case and sideboard locks
Smiths files, hand saw do
Horse rasps, cabinet rasps, snufiers-nu trays
Brass candlcstcks and lamps
Fowling guns, double and single Darrell
Brades and Walby 'strowels
Plastering trowels
Plasterer's hatchets
Mincs meat choppers
Bake pans, brass and bell metal kettles
Frying pans, brass and cast iron and irons
With great variety of other articles
D.4TIS' PATENT PLOUGIIS, aUSi:es.
9mo28
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EloriAa land Agency.

vVyHE subscribers have opened office in the City
i of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale OF
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in Flori-
ia and their productions, that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
tances from this Territory relation to their true cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exam-
nations of the public lands now vacant well those
which may hereafter be offered for sale. They will
prepare themselves with maps Of all the good lands,
and with such information may be interesting to pur
chasers.
The lands advertised for sale in December next en-
brace very interesting section OF the Terrory-be.
ing situate faahest South and East of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United States and in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples of TerritOry sugarcane and
sea island cotton, well the rearing OF the silk
worm and the cultivation Of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged IN the
survey Of that country, is well acquainted WIN moss
! OF the lands Of any value.
! The subscribers will upon requisiiion. either enter
or purchase lands and all letters addressed to them,
| (post paid) will be promptly attended to.
pN'' REFERENCES.
I Col .xrs ApsDES, Tallahassee, Florida,
| Col Ious GAMBLE Richmond, Virginia,
| uor A. G. DApE, Prince William County, Virginia,
| Nsior IrHp c. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia.,
| JoaN MAcnAE, Esq Prince william County, Va and
| Major W. +. THoRsTos, Alexandria, ID. C..
C. BRONAUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
Ial!ahas,ss, July 1s27-augls
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Practical Treatise on the Law of Contracts, not
under Seal; and upon the usual Defcnces TO Actions
thereon. BY Joseph Chitty, Jun Esq OF the Middle
Temple. With DIRECTIONS, and the addition of Re-
ferences; BY u member OF the Massachusetts bar
A Treatise on the Law of Mortgages: BY the late
J. J. Powell, Esq.
This History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in
England to VIII ch is added Historical View Ofthe
Affairs of Ireland. by Edward Earl Of Clarendon
new Edition, exhibiting faithful COLLATION. of,h' o.
rigina MSS with all the Suppressed Passages; also
the Unpublished Notes Of Bishop Warburton.
The Public statutes the United States, from 1889
to 1927 whether repealed OF in force. Arranged in
Chro biological order, with Copious Index Under
the inspection of Mr. Justice Story.
Washington City, October II.
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Furniture and Mahogany ..

LANES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
UTAs on hand at his mamfactcry, OH Royal-street,
III few doors south OF King,a generai assortmen.o Oh
r.sH1oNAnIE FURNITURE of his own manufac-
ture.
Raw of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
St Domingo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. aLoo, =, r
Copal varnish, sacking bottoms Cords &c. an OF
;ll he sold low for cash or the usual credit to
punctual customers =.
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