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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-27

,ATRSUANJ to an ordinance Of Council,
the Seetrt Committee viii on Tuesday the
hf.i day Of May proceed 10 lctby private con
contract. OF tot r. lowest bidder. thcputtng aud
keeping IN repair until the Grsf day of AaJ
$50. all The streets aud alley, heretofore re.
paired, aud kept in repair by the Common
{ auncil, and such other streets and alleys as
shn be hereafter designated by the Common
Council The streets aud alleys TO be repaired
viii be- shown by the subscribers TO any person
a, tshInp 10 contract.
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Feb 10

AAHE subscriber informs the citizens OF Bed
Il fofdand the adjacent counties thathe has To-
Gated himsefat Lem. Johnson's q Ia miles from
Lynchborg in Bedford city & intends 10 carry ON
the Whrelv right Business la all is various bran
ches lie will attend to all business his line al
the shortest notice aud in the best style, on the
following most liberal terms, VIZ:
! Hose Wagons @25 90
Horse Cart ID 90
Wheat Fans 90 OO
Drays Is 90
He solicits portion Of public patronage.
RUSSELL BOIEY.
April 6. c3t3J
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April II

~ Y virtue OF deed of trust executed by
- Pleasant, Marphey To the late John Hea.
den decd aud the subscriber, for the purpose of
securing sundry debts therein mentioned, which
deed bears date the 10Th day of November, 1923,
aud IL of record ~ the county Court OF Bedford,
shall ON lie l7th day of May next, II fair, II
not the next fair day thereafter sundays eX-
cepled. at the fcsid nee ofsnid Peasauts Muir
ply, in the county OF Bedford, proceed TO sell,
At public auction, the lands conveyed by said
deed, VIZ One tract, on which the said Plea
SAINTS Murphy now resides, containing five
hundred and eleven acres, NOR or less, and
lying upon Goose and Mill Creeks. as more
particular, described aud subject TO the roser
yatlous contained in said deed of trust, also one
undivided moicty OF a tract of fifteen acres y
Ing on die south side Of t,oose Creek aud buun-
died by said Creol, and the lauds OF John Ar
thur and others, on SO much of sad lands as
will be sufficient n pay whatever balance may
he due OF tue debts secured lay SAID deed Of
trust aud the charges Of sale. These lands are
very valuable, containing large portion Of
low grounds the terms, which viii be IN con-
ioimity, with the provisions Of sad deed OF
trust will he matte known on the day of sale.
Acting as trustee, shall convey the title yes
ted in me by SAID deed of trust and no other
DANIEL TOMPkINS,
Surviving trustee,
April IL tds37
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April Il

h\fOltGE.-By virtue Of deed Of trust, exc
~ cuted by Christopher he'll aud VIM. l.
lsbeil on the 9TH day Of October 1924, and duly
recorded IN the county court of Amherst we
shall On Tuesday the 10Th Of NAV AT the Mar
ket House, III the town of Lynchburg, sell for
ready money, the following property, to satisfy
said deed TO wit: a tract o. parcel ofland. con
tanning ~ acres, lying on James River, in the
county Of Amherst, about half a mile above the
Toll Bridge, also, ne house aud lot, occupiad
by VIM. l. lsbeIl, and lying on the road leading
from Lynchburg to Amherst Court House, to-
geiher with all and singular the rights and APP
pnrtenances TO the SAID tract of land aud lot be
longing; also three slaves, Caesar, Charles and
Peter, (Watermen.) As trustees, we shall con
yey only such title as is vested in US though il
IS believed to be indsputabe
THE TRIf SIZES
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THE TRUSTEES.

ON the same day will be sold, on the prem-
ses, IN The corporation of Lynchburg, one lot Of
land containing about rs acres on which is a
good brick house and kitchen, with out houses
aud a good well, aud on the opposite corner OF
the lot a small family house. The garden con-
talus variety OF excellent run rcsS--7 kinds Of
pears, kinds Of apples kinds Of cherries q
kinds OF piambs, n great many peach trees 9th
choicest kinds, one almond tree. one Roman
nectatInc qulncetree, white mulbrr les Boston
butcrnnts, &c. together with several kinds OF
large English gooseberrics, grapes. cu1anls and
raspberries The principal part Of The aboyc
named fruits have been obtained from A. York
and are amongst the most celebrated OF EUROPE
according TO the Encyclopedia Acredii ofone,
two aud three years vii be given ior part oi
the purchase money The above named prem
ises are now III The occupancy Of Mr Roberf C.
Scott. JOHN L. ID. PAYNE.
AuCtioneer
April Il. tctds12
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- AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers
Tor sale his valuable tract ofiand whcrcon
he now lives, containing 351 - Acres, lying IN
Campbell County, ON stone Wall Creek, Il
miles below L,uchbruP aid Ia ) miles of Jmnes
River, and IN 3 miles OH Merchant Mills This
land is the first rate iobncco land, and well wa
tered, good improvements, aud plantation III
ample order for cropping, sufficient TO work o.
ii hands TO advantage. and possession may be
add at any time before the present crop Is pitch
ed-ror terns, apply to the subscriber living
on the premise. JOHN WALKER. il.
E,h Cif26
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JOHN VICTOR,
JAMES NEWlIALL,
JOIN POE.
SAMl.. NONBlN.
5t12
April IL

10Y virtue of deed Of trust executed 10 the
- subscriber by Bennett NJ Murphy, (ior
the purpose OF securing the payment of sun
dry debts therein mentioned bearing date the
2pth day Of Noy,inbcr l-23, AND of record IN
the county Court OF Bedford, | shall on the 18th
4 Of MAY next, II far, II not the next iaif
day thereafter, Sundays cxcepted) at Murphy
Mil, IN the county of Bedford proceed TO sell,
at public auction, ion cash the following lands
conveyed by said trust deed, VIZ: One tract
containing seventy eight acres, more on less
adjoining the lands Of Howell, Peasants Mur
ph, aud others The SAID Il. NJ. Murphy's IN
trrcst IN tract OF six aorcs, WITH the grisl and
saw mills thereon, called and known by the
name of the NH tlaCl--hll the said Il. NJ Nun
phys property aud interest in a tract estInIa-
ted 10 contain fifty and onc-halt acres, called
aud known 10y the name OF the Peninsula, as
the same was sold under the will OF the late
John Murphy decd aud one undivided moety
OF a tract ol fifteen acres, on the south SIDE OF
lioosr Creek bounded by the said Creek aud
by the lands of John Arthur and others rs
the said lands are more particularly described
il the said decd Of trust, OF So much thereof as
will be sufficient TO pay the debts IN SAID deed
of trust mentioned, with legal interest aud the
charges attending such sale Acting as trustee,
shall convey the lille vested IN me by SAID
trust deed and no other.
Join Z. CLAYrOR.
April II. tds37
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.ElOR NT--rwo rooms ON the lower nool
- OF the house which ! ut present occupy,
thy are large aud convenient. aud possession
Immediately given, RIO. ROBINSON
,rb. , If
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tu.,t4r .pbsr,fher Is determined 10 sen W.
nlastansa herenn be noe reside so so,
81 !, the county Il Amherst on the man t''''
I,5ips rom Lexington ~ Amherst on i'"''
IA extends "a he latter places tor heal'h az"
he,u,y at situation, IL Is 10; surpassed ot any
,,lsr,. a. tn. side of,he Rue RIDE ms nae'
ofiand contains ., recent snffosi h'a''N :,
bandrea aces. The Subscriber phfehas'o
I'm, a ,es wears ago. and Subsequent TO the pun
-. k.j dst..f fained - make Al ms lntufe PEI
.i,lq,,ce consequently has expended a
-, ss,l ,ftinse and labor IN putting the build
- e,.ioa IN thorough repair. large
80, =, IT.. land is cleared The balance heavily
s,i,srea the most Of which is first rate tobacco
~ Tao tnbncro raised On this land rates IN
,,,,i,, 4. nint. equal 70 any inspeeledi" tfnch.
h.re Ibcdwclne house Is large aud commo-
d;,.s tb,. ani houses such As kitchen, smoke
bes.. iee housc. dairy carriage house, &c. are
in good fepsir. u large garden, the pailmg ne"
aud extensive orchards OF every Kind oi nun
an, inc climate vii mature. Any persons DIS
,,,scd IN purchage are dcsredto call and 'ie" II.
'rhe terms will be- literal credit ot ten years
viii be- given il required lit should he asked
why sell such desirable property Tie answer
i this--tho subscriber has determined 10 remove
10 the West. 10 quiet the tears ofhs family who
are under tho dreadful apprehension OF beng
btlrn, 10 death in ms own house. ......,.,,
4 J. WALKER.
u.,.h "a eswB3
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Al,rl6.

l.lTRAYED OR STOLEN from the subscri
~ her, dark bay Horse with a long name
and tail, a little inclined 10 curl; shod al round
\ liberal reward viii be given for the delivery OF
the same TO me in Lynchburg. s. DlUGUlD.
April 3. tctS6S
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iprt TO-

NfoTICE.-On Thursday, the 10th day of
~ May next, | will attend at the mouth of
Gaulcy river, in the county ofkanawha, for the
pnrpose Of receiving proposals for the rebuilding
OF the bridge at that place. The bridge TO be a
straight open topped bridge, supported by suita-
BILE number of stone pillars. and covered with
two inch white oak plank, laid on sIcepers of
white pine OF white oak with plain handrail aud
bannisers At the same time will receive pro-
posals for making and putting into the kanawha
river 4 sufficient number of Buoys and Ring
Bolts At the same time and place, will re-
ceve proposals for keeping in good repair, for
the term ofthree years, that part of the turnpike
road which lies west of Lewisburg, and on the
18th day OF the same month, | will attend at
Lewisburg. for the purpose of receiving propo-
sails for putting and keeping in good repair, that
part OF the turnpike road which lies between
Lewislurg and Covington for the same period
OF time. DAVID 5. GARLAND, Com'r
kanawha Road aud Navigation
March 30. c6w34
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Auditor OF Public Accounts
~ 1CT
Concerning lands returned delinquent
for the non-payment of taxes.
Passed. March 6iB 1927

y
Passed, March 6h, 1927.
|. BE it enacted by the General Assembly.
That ii any person, claiming title to any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non-pay-
ment OF taxes due thereon, or to any part of
such tract or lot at any time before tie first dqy
Of APri, one Thousand eight hundged and hoeaiv
eight shall prove, by Satisfactory evidence to the
court OF the county or corporation in which the
same may lie that prior to the passage ofths
act, he was bona fde purchaser of such land
or lot, or of the part thereof so claimed by him,
that he has deed for the same, which was duly
recorded before the passage oftbis act, and that
he had paid all the purchase money therefor, or
so much thereof, as not TO leave IN his hands
sufficient to satisfy and pay the taxes, with da-
images in arrear and unpaid at the date of his
purchase, or that he fairly derives title by. thro'
OF under some person so having purchased and
paid the purchase money; it shall be the duty
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April Il.

IH1 Y virtue of a deed Of trust, executed 10 the
- subscribers by Edward CLARK, and dul,
recorded IN the county court of Campbell, for
certain purposes therein mentioned, we will pro-
coed on the premises on the I2ih day Of MAY
neNt 10 sell to the highest bidder. the tract OF
land ~hcreon the sad Edward y. Clark now re-
sIdcs, situated ON Flat creek in the county of
Campbell, containing upwards OF four hundred
acres, twelve milcs from Lynchbfg. further
description of this land Is deemed unnecessary
As it IS presumed those Inoiinad to purchase viii
be disposed to view the premises Acting as
trustees, will convey such title as is vested IN
rs bnl the title is believed 10 be- inaiSpntable.-
TERMS made known ON the day OF sale
CRAVEN HORTON.
EDWARD q. MOORMAN
April 20. tctds87
HfNION SOCIETY In pursuance OF a sec
~ ton OF the act Of the Virginia Lcgis-
iature Incorporating the Lynchburg Union So
elety am directed 10 give public notice 10 the
members thereof, that they are required to at
tend the semannuh meeting ofsald society at
thclr Hall IN this place, on the ffst Thursday
N next month al : O'Clock, Z. NJ
On that evening, there will be an election of
officers as well as Other important business to
trausact--lt is therefore much desired, that we
should have full meeting.
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
S. l.. L. S.
April 20. tctdm37
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a LC0llOL, Spnts 1mpcniiue, Venetian
-g.A Red. Spanish brown, and a number OF o.
ther articles just received and for sale by
April J. THOMAS J. DUAL
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N-oTfCE.-t pursuance ofa deed oftfusi,
nxerutcd 10 the subscriber by Ambrose
Rpsker. bearing date ~ the l2th DAY Of June.
taal aud i nf record IN the Clerks Office Of the
Comfy Court OF \ nhrr.t, sil be exposed 10
.al. at the highest bidder. On credit OF ! 2 q
a ,ears. ien-fircuig. ioHihs ofthe Mill called Ims.
lexf. Nil stock. kc on HARMS Creek, IN the
Count, Of Amherst The sale will take place on
me premises or Friday the 4th day Of May
not. At uhieh time and place will also be cN-
nesed to sale .undr, articles Of personal pro.
nets. amoar which sa set ofBlaeksmiih's tools.
The snb.efibers acting trustees, will convey
onI, surb title ~ Is vested IN them by said trust
deed JUN MlisLEfA tIfneteey.
DAVID Il. EDLEY. ''"''
Feb 10 cius<o'
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y y By -''''' THoNl As J. ID ouvAL,
April 3.
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w IRGiNlA.-At Superior Court of Cham
" Gerry, holden in the town OF Lynchburg,
the 18th Of October, 1926.
David ;. Garland, Pitt.
against
Cornelius Powell and Charles Perrow,
Defts.
This cause came on this day to be heard on
the bill, answers, exhibits and examination ofwt-
nesses, aud was argued by counsel, on conSdera-
ton Whereof the court doth refer the accounts
between the parties, to one of it, commissioners,
who is directed to examine, state, and settle the
same, and make report thereoftn the count, with
any matters specially stated, thought pertinent
by himself or required by the parties to be so
stated A Copy--reste
JOHN WILLS, elk.
Commissioners Office, LUnehburg,
9Th dprii, 1921
The parties in this cause. will take notice, that
Ihaye appointed Monday, the 18th day of May
next, TO carry the foregoing order OF court INTO
effect on which day, they are required to attend
at my Office in this town, with their accounts,
vouchers, aud copies of court papers, prepared
for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH. c.
April l3. cfe36
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vnlOR SALE, family Of NEGROES fer
q cash or ON short credit a man aud vile
nnd foai children Apply tothe Printer.
March %. u35
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GENERAL coLrRr

The court adjourned Tuesday last after session Of NOR,
hau usual interest As this hehest criminal trbuns
20 our si9te IS mFonsnt that its decisions upon criminal
Law should be safiy made knosnto the public Some year,
must eape before the will be efficiently nueroI, r.
MI svoume Of reports and uni thea, knowledge Of them
can only be dsfi.ed from oisl eoBmunc sion. o. oa he
hfief statements which made o n te public rf
HewpsPer fepyf must, u necessity, be ABRIDGED bt MT.
whstsndng that abrdgmeui, u they made with care ,
WIN accuracy, o. r a. They 60 they apzys be
PIE 10 members ~ the btr-tspcctiy u those Al di,re
from the metropolis. Under ibt belief We have Bb.tsf
pubishe from % time, sketches of the decision Of m =
uehtfs bOuri. Bot those sketches have sometine. he,
omitted Hereafter e purpose, we cab 10 eve diem
regularly az the end Of each aud We Batter rs.lve.
mat some member Of te co1t b wl always be wiling
70 extend helping hand Tor hfr upD.e. synop IN ~
Tuesday. ~ '0e ""
10 The u,csn3me will mention The result of N. e,.
ssH'n,t Wnlem Waller Hsnmsi aoi hat s.an.t P,ent,,
Ihe Information lrsor ttnas w,s f,t fiii.ns G., see a.
alra scufiy CLERK Of the Superior Conit Df Cham e,,
ioiihp District nrufsusnce ~ s feqison Of tbs Chse
eh'fi ihe penalty Which failure vas ~ sisute deer
sa - be forfeiture Of ohee ~ nantln s proiecaos q
va hceessry 20 prove Co., Ths te Cbanceli1f hsI ode -,
ofHe requiring additional stcuffy; 2ndiv Tbsf ~
1itfE bad tailed o. comply vst suc ofief. Pr fh nr
Ytti1ns rfoceedings "a Toe Chancellor he'd IN ua.o H.,
lesed by ihs Ar5rsey G-ue'a 90 be- given In e,issss f
ley "te cxcinaed fJ The court frpu r,inr in tf.a4s ~
-ti '-i- FL ta.'.f ,l. r,t agta.li.t Co.,
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EAnLY WINTER

Close # NJ 70 k Canal Navigation.
We learned by a gentleman arrived his NOR
ming from the west, Gays the New York Conn
n,ercal tia, the early cold weather has closed the
canal ten or fifteen days ea'lier than usual, 80 ef
fsc,ually that there is no prospect OF re- open
ing this season. The consequence is, that accor-
ding TO the estimates, produce to the amount OF
five or six hundred thousand dol ars has been shut
out from the market until spring.
Il is cold enough here; but we hear from New
lebanon that the has fallen so deep in that
region, that the good shakers have been obliged 10
turn out and break the high ways to render them
pssssbIs a gentleman from Ui,ter county states,
that the snow covers the ground there TO con
siderable depth. IN z. Cum. In.
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Haiua6!e Gfoucesiet LOto Grounds Ter SoIe-
virtue oi ivodeetees OF the county court Of
frnnouut ed on the 10Th day Of Nov. 1877 in ,,
depending IN the Of the frustery Of the
n5y eehoo sgtDst the rept sensitive heirs II Rbst
J"hes, dec wt be exposed ~ sale AZ public suefi1 g.,
monsyi.t Gloutc,is eoaHh1ue, Saturday the 29b d.
DeSeme next OF TAR, 81 not, 90 The sir day ihete
ate sunday etcepted) subject the dover ;rbf - ~,
Jones To- land wherein the ld Rohlrd Jones resi-
utd consisting u several tracts parcels aJn an,
said in contain 600 acres, or p,s IN :, ss ~ ~
ay thug 20 COMMUNICATION Of this Ind; IL, stusiisn fs
"tWefh NORM and Ware hIver edst ely on The afs
peaks for u Than he said the lfni, Of an
tneinenl. The sale viii commence u ~ O'clock
- THOS. G.. AMOHY Conf
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! T-ARRE.Y-TOyV FEAIILE- aCaDEVI-

FFARRE.NTOyV FE.IyIEE ACaDEAfY
nif us. PLUNkETT will take charge fthi, Intution
80 ensuing year. aided by Dr. Dunnrllun, whose rb,yret,
" wnOfu they known. - 'O''
The eoHiae Of in.trueon will emt.se Sps ling Read
ng, WIRING ArHhmetick, Granmar, Cfeoeraphv A.,,nn
Sny' History, myiiOlngy, Hbeiork Eaiua al PSio,opby
OhemtIy, ne French language, Muok and Plain Osus
mental Netiiew1k Should sufficient rruthe, az Pol.
vIded. q - VIZ "s Piu-
The Scholastic teFmof month, will ,,mee. On IL,
hrst Monday 10 in and ,erninats the last Of OCT
viii he no vacation during the Summer " e
FERNS, PEI Session, payable advance for Hoard ,,l
ng webbing, &c. 20 doll. Tuition oil or anv ~ @ ~
Sh branches IS dolfi treuch 20 dolls u,tck f,rh,t,l
Ne mis fnoket deParmenti25 dolls Nee iiewoik ~ Is
~ cents Sueh hook az arc Indispensable, not f,o,hc H.
'b9 PSshn o. guard tnswi be supplied al Petershur t
10 facilitate me oSniaon Of tlr classes it Is d.i
me pupils should be scot Es early possible IN Jan
Each pupil should come provided with toweI., reir -
sheets, blanket shd coyerlid. ~ ." y
Nvy. ~. Ss-rtr
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Mss Mcrcsr md Iaifor tire doors a5oe III, Ell, ~,
" EsfECrFULLY infoin,his friend, and H. IN, (;
= kts,a ihsi De has Just received eisrsnt sr,r,et
~ HVOpo,i m hs fe--c consisting 81 hne hisek AMI fb 40
iah'onsnie c"ls ~ Gibbs aud Csssueres; sto nd.e
81 Fe'tfpg which he viii make nr II the shttef
~ ne ires eotideDt th8the eEccufs auy orders ia
~ % ~ ihe Dost fashionable siy e the lowest feru
'u1 'o''. ~ sDafe Of d.c public patronage.
Nog. l5. 5f-wf2v
II. persons hayins ssims sss6st the sn6ie az John
= - mnEei dec feqnssisj 10 rrescnt htn ploptfb
tenrstedi ard those indebted % said rslc will PLEASE
hke pigment without dsisy the Exe.u anxious g.
close tiftf trlns- ttfnrs D ra~Iv 81 r0flhie.
JuA<, w.. - C"--lA y. = DEs-. g. r. y~3r
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SECOND CLASS og THE
GRAND.
LITER ATUR T,OTTrp

~ l. SoiiENi Jr. BROTHERS, Of Baltimore,
nave Tue pleasure u unnounLe the Second Glass of ts
terry, authorised by the General ASSEMBLY OF Srsrvia
me promotion 81 fence sna Literature The numssI Of
'ckst ohJ Zen Iboa'aHd) considerably less tIausabv
LYusy Tor many years and gives Adyrnur,r
ed chance Tor The Capln Prizes. THE DRAWING; ssSif
lake placer the City Of Baltimore on " N-''e
"Wednesday, the 1871 Dec,
and viii be completed day under the
u tue Sommi'ionhls appointed by the Governor knuns
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HIGHEST rRIzEs,
10000 Dolls. 5000 DOES. &c.
- sras r nl' s% ole 10 $ss, OOt

The DASH for the whole OF The Prizes can he IA. -
al al Co.eAls OfTce 'hr moment they are drawn ' = -
nho'e TICKETS So 90 QuaTieys 81 -o5
Haf"es. 50 Eighhts, O-G2
Osers IRON any pat of the United States .eitb.r =,
VT lsldl 81 private conveyanes encos,ng thFeah Or
go eet'' 10 any, OF the Lotteries, will meet (fe(efe
~ address To- - -" Fsi'Oual bPIalSAil q.
. l. COHEN Jf. BROTHERS, Baltimore,
~ IN tle first class Of fGs Lj,eyo,,o-. J,, r., i,
6ot ~ GHo boIi the Great Capitals Of 2oOoCLIo 900
~ ot'idss no less khhl SIXTEEN Of on0 ~ + o1
y s1S Sot'e al sold at coHEN,S OEEEcE NJ u
81 here more Capital Prizes hare been sod Ian az
DaiimoTe. Nov. ], 1927. "a ,sshp;s
UAk1e dLalen IN hLchLunud al IiI-IE--I--.
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MISSOURI.


The party which supports General Jackson is
the same which supports the Bill for Graduating the
price Of public lands, and there is no question but
that this party consists Of an immense majority OF
tie State, We have, IN consequence, usually set
down General JacksOn's majority in this S ate 0.
yer Mr. Adams at four or five to one, but the tri
els now going on in different parts Of the State.
would Indicate ouch greater dsproportion 20
the prejudice OF Mr.. a. We have already noticed
several OF these trials, The vote Of a regiment in
Howard county where jackson got ten TO one
OF another in the saue county where Mr. Adams
bad but FIVE; OF another in Fayetie, where be had
but ,hrsei oil a gathering in Galloway, where he
lad but IL out of 300, and we can now add 10
these decisive indications the unanimous vote OF
Col Boggs' regiment, 800 strong 10 Jackson coun.
~ week before last and these indications are in
in the Boonslie country, where Mr. Clay beat
General J. q, the rate Of nearly two to one at tb e
election or 1924. In Ene, il the administration
editors have no better foundation for telling Us
that Mr., a. will succeed in other States. ,ban
they have for telling tie people Of those States
that he viii bea, IN Missouri, they bad better save
ibeif credit By stopping their reports.
[fissourt OBS.
BANKS. = The number Of Banking Instilu-
lions in the United States Of all kinds. good bad
end indifferent, IS said 10 be 40; a. which sdI the
bTsnchesr and they will amount TO 500 Ofthi.
number, eighty are on the list Of broken banks
All The Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois snd Mis-.
souri, Banks are OF this class. and those of Ala,
bama ere bat little better. Maine bss rs bank.
OF which are brokep: Vermont 9. New Hsr,o-
hire ~; hlassachuseits II, Of which aie bro.
Ken Rhode Island 80, al good, and vs should
tbi"k gooi ioT nothing. Connection i6, 2 broken.
View YORK %, JIoRen: New Jersey b, broken:
fennsylvsnis 90, ~ broker. Dsla@sre Z. bro
'ssa' Maryland -, broken p.siri,, o' Columbia