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S\eOTfCE.-l wish to sell my, trat of land,
1sI containing l2Ial-2 Acres, lying in Bed
ford County four msNs north of Liberty, and
within two miles of the Fancy Farm Mills
a sulall portion ofthis land only is cleared the
remainder part is frst rate tobacco land--it is
well wateredsand has on tan orchard of wcll
selected fruit 1t is deemed unnecessary TO gaze
n further description, as any one wishing to puf-
chase will call rad examine for thdpselyes
WILSON n. BUGG
May le. csw-4I
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Mays 8.

yNSREW B0CKS-The subscriber has again
III the pleasure of informing the public that
he has lust received, direct from Philadelphia, a
very large supply of BOOKS and STATIONA-
RY, which renders his stock very large and
COMPLETE Among the last arrivals are many We
ny interesting and valuable productions, viz
Alnacka Novel. in Q vols. The Reviews
have said so mach il praise of this WORK, that it
would ~ supcflluous 10 say any more.
Tales OF the OIIara Family, in > VOLS second
series. il may well be questioned whether any
story was ever written of a more affecting and
interesting character than the Nowlins, ~ this
work, which having once been read, 1t will net
be easy to forget.
Tales of u Voyage 20 the Arctic Ocean. in .
vols This perhaps is tie most interesting and
amusing production dat has been before the
public for some time
Paul Jones' Romance by Allen Cunning
ham. in 3 vols .-Somreh has already been said
n praise OF this work before received it, that
need not say any thing more in favor oft.
Honor Harm. Novel, in 2 vols by Ann
Marin Porter, who is generally great favortc
writer with me
Family Legends and Traditions of the South
Of Ireland. with fine plates. This is certainly
tlc most magical work that the public has had
fhe pleasure OF pcrusng for some time at least
America, by the author of Europe The wri
ter stands very high as literary man, hence thi!
work must, or ought to be good one
Speeches of Henry Clay, with a very correc
portrait This work is executed in IA very mas
;ery style, being printed on very superior pa
per, which must prove very interesting 10 III,
Coalition party ADRIAN X. NOklH
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Elegant Summer Goods! !!


IN AVID Il ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
- IN announcingto their frienes and custoy
mors the arrival Of anew supply of we'll seectei
aud fashionable goods, part OF which are the
following, viz.
A few pieces Sheppard's Extra, Blue Cloths,
some oil which are not TO be surpassed in fine
ness, and are remarkable for their beautiful
rcb shades
piece super Blk Cloth said TO be the finest e
yer seensior the price
do hnest Blue London Cashmere,
Several ps 81. Lustugs, a beautiful and sub
staniial Article lor gentlemien's summer wear,
British Nanlleens and Russia Drillings,
India Long Nankeens aud Blk Circasslans,
= ps superior white Marseilles,
do do Buff, splendid article,
Col aud white Marstiles, medium qualities,
2 case Calicoes hest qua and handsomest style,
small case Muslin Gmphains,
Fine IainboIed Bool, Muslins,
Plain .Iaconcts, Null and Book do
2 cases double Leghom Bayars Hats,
= do Straw Bomets, &c. &C. &c -
ALSO several bales 81 and I'D PLAN do
mcstics, apron and counterpart checks Of ihe
best Indigo dye, "a and 4-4 brown and bleached
cotton cloths, and bales finest Sea Island
Shcctngs, and a quantity OF Ticklenburg, and
yard wide Russia Linens.
May II. tito
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sNaorfcE.- toa decree OF the eoHn-
III " court Of bedford, the undersigned com
,nissioarrs offer for sale. the tract OF land lying
In Bedford cacniy, late fhs property. oil ho9efl
Barton. decd, adjoining Mrs. Ann Mosely5 ME-.
CLAW AMI oiscrs. containing by an old survey loul
hundred aces Apsr, Of thus tract L excellent
tanaeco land nov in woods, and there IL = 'olora.
bic good orchard on tire place. Joel fanceY
ESQ vii slrw the land 10 any person wishing to
buy, and for terms. nlpch will be very accom-.
RICHARD NALkLH,
JOEL YASCEY.
A. R0BLHI a0N,
May IL .oNio
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To Piaan7: and Stores Of Tobacco
from apper Inspections.

from aPPeT inspections,
SliIEad diiions to 3sRckoe Warehouse gran
& ted by act OF A bly, the last Session,
enables the Proprietor q kay the noon ard adj
dliioual convenience for The reception Of 1obac-
CO. Is grad, increased. and The despatch that
can D. gwen 10 Crops called for Inspection, on
any day, is equally 30.
THERE'S recently. attached 20 the establish
ment, fixture. under shelter, for unloading
wagons, which preserves the Tobacco from the
weather, while unloading and the cpsks from
being broken. 1his Inspection IS well known
TO be situated near the foot ofthe Basin, about
the centre the city, aud immortality IN the VI
cinity of the Compiling Houses Of nearly all the
Buyers OF the article.
BENG The great Tobacco Market, me breaks
are regularity attended ertry morning, ~ Deat-
ers In, this civ md Monttester--payin TO the
state its dues for HrHdDe, the 1ob0eeo Is pro
teeted, bV The State, 1gand loss By IHe, m HE
same ,nannfr Ms all oner Public inspfffions arr.
The LARGE Fire Pnof Tobacco Warehouse, 81
tuated between SlJckoe Warehouse and the Ba-
sin aud immedptely al thcioot OF the Basin, Is
offered to Storrs Of Tobacco, from the nppos'
Inspections. sr their patronage, THIS House IS.
capable of tolding about 1000 Hhds Every
despatch given TO 5amphng aud Shipping.
From inconvenience 10 the Basin, no charge a.
rises foY Drayage. The Proprietor holds him
selfr<ponsblc for any loss that may arise, by
ms Tipping OF Hhds from this house, or loss
ti5tire, 10 the amount or extent TO which heis
anselfinsured, upon such Tobacco, under the
policies Of the following Insurance Companies,
for their respective amounts, insured against
oss on damage by fire, us interest may appear
liz; In the Ena Insurance Company, OF Hart
ord, Connecticut, for Is 5,00O-n the Farmers
Fire Insurance and Loan Company, city of n.
York, $4,000. A further Insurance of $40. 900
viii be effected in few days, Of which due no
ice viii be given.
The Establishment being public convenience
he Proprietor hopes to receive a fair proport-
IN of Public Patronage. VIM. L. NORRIS.
Richmond, May S tc4w7S
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yDuRSHANI iqa decree of the Superior
* Court u otoosery, directed by Law 10 h.
holden at IT. ,aRn o! Lynchhurs, pronounced
on the 2Itll IL Of October l5a6 in a cause
fhercin dcpeading between Gabriel I. Scott, ptf
and Reubta PendIeibn. lanes ( ptndle,on and
Isohea Jinslcy. dctts.-lhc undersigned Mar
shal of'hc said Superior Court of Chancerv.
~iu on Wednesdag. the 30,h day ofnext month.
II fad, II no, tieu.st fair day, atthe Courthouse
Of the county Of Amhers', proceedto sell, by way
OF public auction, TO the highest bidder, for rea.
eiy money, two slaves. nsned Michael and Gil.
bert, being the slaves. in the said decree menti.
oncd. THOMAS \. HOLCOMBE Mar
Apiilo7 ctds3s
By eeusa9i ~ parties nc above sale iciH tdft
Y'are tefort he M5fatdifs Office, N Lgpcbbwg,
- tSiR4y ~ stb al June, 1927 gJGir, j not, M
s'ezi far dag thereafter.
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May IL

ynlWE DOLLARS REWARD. --strayed or
si1len. from the subscriber, az heisnn =
House, % the 3oih day Of April last, during the
Superior Court bright Dun or MlNGO
HORSE, ahoaf SIX years old. and about i've
Zee, hiehI his tail and na4els little darker than
usual fof horses Of his collar &c works well aud
Las the tnafk dfCscara and 1l.iile rubbed upon his
shoulders by the collar BIS fal small, he is along
bodied horse, slim legs a1d no fetooks. hetrots
and canters very vel but does no, psce at I'LL
We also had an Old saddle and birdie on, the lea.
Their on the seat OF the saddle behind aud the
strrup feathers much worn cut, The aborere.
unrd wi be giYen for horse, DC ifdeliycred to
tne at my house, about three milcf from Nelson
courihnuac. ELIAS HANBLEII.
May II. civic
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

OllgE,--Jauts {. Anthony, Attorney al
4 Law, viii Practice m the superior y mieri-
Or Cenrts Of Campbell, Bedford and ritsyyauia,
anl the Courts IN Ivlchhures tie veil ho found
Il, C. Anihony's Oliec ardr Inc Coua- house IN
LSnchbuTg @dY -. 3ts2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

<nEE subscriber will undertake the .eollec-
y tien of debts due the people Of Virginia,
in the State Of Kentucky and Arkansas Tern.
torv.--All letters addressed TO him, (post paid }
Louisville Kentucky. his place Of residence, 10
which point he viii reiun in few days, will be
promptly attendcdtoA J. RuChLk.
May H. ttsl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

NOR RENT.--The Mills commonly call. /,
~ the FREEDMAN Mills, situated IN GamnIa.n
County, about seven miles below Iynchln,,
81 4 within 100 yards or less, of james R,,er. :
10 farther particulars, terms, nc applyW 10
Thomas b. Gay, residing near the premises a,
to the subscribed in Richmond
- JOHN ROBERTSON
= Nav 25. a TO
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sF ASR EoR SALE.-The s'ihscrihe7 nhe's
IA -, sale his valuable tract oi land "iiefeo"
- ne~ lives. containing 3s4 - Acres. lying ~
s-a,apbell Comfy. on Stone Wall ofeeh' i
miles below isnchburg, and IN miles o. 'a"es
River, aud in : mites u 3 Merchant s'ils JUS
land i the FIRST rate tobacco land. ana wen va.
tered. good improvements. aud p.e"s 'i. ~
ample order Tor cropping. sufficient 'eF9tho -
6 hands 10 advantage, aud possession may oe
aad At any ti,ae before On ptetea' clop pnsn.
-. Per ,sr,ns. apply 10 the snhscvber living
cnNthe premises. sofis " A"e .1.a',.J
Feb. I.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

Spring and Summer Clothing.
WV e have just received at our room, back
w 0four otors, on main street ocr Spring
and summer supply ready made Clothing Of
every description Apply TO
ANDREWS . BROTHERS.
la ls. civil
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1ElOR SALE wish 10 sell my House and
- Lot in Lynchburg, situated on the hill,
opposite MIR. Edward Prices, at present occu-
pied by Mrs. Naison.--Ths is . desirable stua-
ton for private family, and will be sold on
Reasonable terms.--Apphcaiio will be made to
Mir. Allen Wyllie. WILLIAM PHAuP.
May IL. tc1ws2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

II A3IP & LINSEED 0IL-Waltcr II. Mid
Ia dlcton, has this day lceeivttl alargc quan-
tity of superior Winter STRANGELY amp OIL IL
90 Lmsecd Oil, Spirit Tarpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov 10 ts23
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

YSa oBERT SHAPARD, tenders his services
"a = TO the pnblic, as Commission Agent, and
hopes by strict attention 10 business, TO merit {
share ofpnblle patronage He wll sell All kinds
of country produce, such as Tobacco, Flour
Cotton, &c lie may be generally found at til,
Tobacco Warehouses during the hours of In
spection. Office (east side) fronting Shockoe
Warehouse.
Richmond, May 6 l0t79
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FANCY STORE.

WYE have this day opened a very genera
w assortment Of rich and elegant Fancl
Goods, surprising IN style and beauty any thlnl
heretofore offered TO the public.
satin Scarfs 8 IL yds. long beautiful shades
Rich worked SWISS Scarfs entirely new
Gau2e, Barge b eau de Maple silk Hkfs.
A great variety OF shaded igr Silks -
Elegant Retcules, plain and shell middles Z
Brussels thread lace and cdgings 4
Gimp laces Which will wash equal TO thread 6
A beautiful assortment of new style Belt Rib
bous =
Navery stripe and other fanciful 6sr. Calieoe
Bateste and Barge Dresses, all shades
200 pair fancy cold Silk and Prunclla Shoes.
The above goods, with additional snppIiei
weekly looked for, places US in an attitude /.
furnish our friends ON such terms that we fate
ourselves, will give general satisfaction. 4.
u Country Merchants are respectfully mvi
ted MCKEE, ROBINSON b. 60. 4
May 90. tf52
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Hdiddbte man street Propesfyjof sale an Lyaeh-
burg.
YEA URSUANT To a decree pronounced on the
x 2Sth day Of October, 1896, in tie Superior
Court of Chanccry for the Lynchborg district
in the cause OF the President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank o. Virginia Plaintiffs,
and Robert Morris and others Defendants; the
undersigned Marshal OF the said court, will sell
by way ofpubc auction, tor cash, on the pre-
misses, ON "wednesday she 18th day Of June,
1927, If far, II not the next fair day thereafter,
one undivided moiety4ot certain lot in the
town OF Lyucbburg with the tenement thereon
occupied by Paul Jones and Bethncl " Hew-
son, situate ON nam or second street, containing
iorty-nne aud half feet front on the man
street and extending back 1872, being the 10,
and tenement owned Jointly by Robert MOI
ris II the representatives. of James Dunnington
This property is really valuable and worthy thC
attention of capitalists.
I. a. noLCoMBE, NJ. L. c. D. c.
May IL. tds40
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Ne10 Arwai Of Medieines.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON i.

n Net0 A7,ydi Of afeoiitines.
E.tH8R SNNSALTLR II. MIDDLETON IS
WI " W now receiving sixty three
REM packages fresh Medicines, which
AXA have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand, and which can
be warranted genuine
lie has recently purchased The entire stock Of
Drugs, Medcules, Paints, Oils, Dye-Smlis, &c
Of Docts. Owens d Leckir, which in addition 10
his stock ON hand together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive and complete.
His friends and the public, as well as the Gus
toners Of Owens & Leckie, are assured that they
can DC furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners OF Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
at q small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment.
The greatest attention puld to the compound
ing of medicine; aud he pledges hunselft to dell-
yer no article out of his establishment but what
is of the purest quality,
July IL. ts96
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iFA RATS on Boston, Providence Newly ork
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, for sale in sums 10 suit pur-
chasers, at a small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of s. 4 NJ. ALLEN & co.
Lynchburg, where all kinds of uncurrent money
is taken at the lowest rates Of discount
July 10. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

An elegant assortment OF Soaps, Fancy Sial'
and Perfumes, an assortment Of Brushes, anC
every other article in his line for sale at III
lowest prices.
Dec. III.
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Nav II

SNfEGRoE5 FOR SALE.---Prsons pl"ii5
~ to purchase, cp1t be FURNISHED upon =. ~ ~.
terms, aai rjh as rahVbte nadhkety 800 .,.,.
aagia his 'aUnhy Fro e1ctHeA SsH"isi''
are Gmoag he parcel non on baad.
- A. NJ WADOELL.
AprA 10. lcV.0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

~ ASH will be given for eight or tcs likely
~ Negroes. male and female, between the
ages of ten aud twenty years.-Apply to the
Editors.
May 10. c3w4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

NEW BOOKS The subscriber has the
Y pleasure of informing the public, that he
has nus, received, direct from Philadelphia, one
OF the mos, interesting Works that's been before
the public for leany years. Indeed, may add,
nom information, that ii hardly ever was sur
PASSED The work. IN question IS called Vivian
GRAY: the FIRST part in one vol and the second
part in two vols. This production is considered
the Bon Ton Of the day.
ABRAM j. NORTH,
Nav 8.
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IEkUsI i.-snn Saturday he a..
al Of Jnnene1t we Nil sell npon IL az
nises, at pubic auction. for f4sb. me = pie-
aud Lon now ~ the occupayaz OF .Ale, a,oess
ne the slaughtsr ben IN -.
IeinIiy of Iynehburg--at The sane In NC VI
place, will be sold one horse cart tepetb.. -
all the honse-hdid and kitchen f rniinre a. ~
.ry description belonging to 81 "a griae,l 'st
consisting oiihrce. feather beds. and an,
npie'e, three mahogany dining tables \,
Y one set, one walnut dining table. one !,
and case, one dosen windsor chairs. one - AZ"
do. one ehIlds, hjeh do and mahogau, b,'s
ana looking glass, one set OF china haJf
silver table Spoons, half dozen tea do .ons -
Ve ladle. one iron md one bellmetal - ~
eastors, plates, dishes, &c &c too tedions
TO enumerate.-!lhe above viii be made i, -.
suance al deed of trust executed by sand T..
Bridgeland, 10 the undersigned. scr Ore NM,
OF securing two several debts due Ia ,ba -
firm OF Alexander 1ompkins, s. Co. and 10 -,
OF record IN the Hastings Court Clerks ps
for the Corporation of Lynchbuir. -Tbe p
tees will only convey such right to thus p,o,a.,
as the said deed vests In them F'y
s. a. NJ. II. GARLAND, Trus,c.
= 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

M Eh NOVELETTE, subscriber has the
IN pleasure OF informing the public, thathe has
received direct from Philadelphia, in the very
short time Of ! days after its being published
the New American Novel called the Prairie. by
the author OF the Spy, Pilot, &c. DC. Thisis
equal if not superior TO any OF the authoi' S
former productions. Also Memoirs of MIS- sd
dons, interspersed with Anecdotes OF authors
and actors by James Boaden, Esq This is Gu,
tainly one of the Most interesting ard lively
product ons that's been offered TO thep public for
long time. ADRIAN X. NORTH.
Nav % 1879
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7N MUABIE PROPERTY FOR sAIE.-I

WALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sAIE.-I
! " will sell on Tuesday the 10Th day of June
neAi, for cash, ON the premises, that desirable
family residence on Diamond Hill, formerly the
property Of Capt Lppes Spain--Likewise an
unimproved Lot adjoining thspropeny of Sa-
viii take place without reserve Inc sale will
be conduefedb by j. X. ID. PAYNE, Bnctoneer
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
May 10 tds80
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~APIRIrS TURPEN1lNE, just received by
- THOMAS ]. DUVAL,
May 90. Bank Square.
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TO Packages Of Fresh Drugs ami Medicines.
saHOMAsJ. DUAL, has lately received
3 90 Packages of Drugs aud Medicines a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29
j or Rent. until christmas.

EDHE HOUSE AND FARal, about one mile
-. from Lynchburg, recently in the occupan.
cy ofMr. John Lee. cd-This farm has eyerv
advantage of aresidence near town, being plp,.
sanity situated and beautifully improved. 10.
gether with the farm may be had an ample sun
ply OF provisions, laid in by the late Mir Lee
likewise, two negro men, and a woman who s
cook the crop of corn. rye, oats and clover.
aud also a part Of the Furniture, if desirable
There is good supply OF lce--Terms aceolnoda.
ting APPLY to NAliiL. L. MANSON.
May .. tcis42
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

SnAORT and MADEIRA VINE have just
x received supply of Port q Madeira Wine
of superior qbality.
March To-. JIiOS. j. DUFAL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

YeY4QR SALE, family .of NEGltpA2t -, "a
az cash, or on Il snort credit; man an"
and four chikilen.--Apply to the Printer r.,
March o tloo -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-29

EDINBURGH REVlEV
Soes9, just received and for deliYly,o G "a, ''e
Book Store Of ABkhM RNoh|h'
hnv l.
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81 IIIkI
o662 prizes ..,............. &il4. 900

0662 prizes ..,....,.......&ll4oDD
snhjnei /" the ,pnnl deduction of fifteen Per cent
D. The Cash or the whole of the Pie qa,,
be had at COHEN'S OFFICE, the moment they
are Il awn
Whole Tickets IS On Quarters 81 o5
Halves 80 Eiehihs %
u Orders from any part of The United
s'hes, e'l'ier by mall (post paid) or private
conveyance enclosire lhe Cash or Prize Tick.
cts IN any of the Lotteries, viii meet The same
prompt and panctua attention rs if on persona
application.
IL dddre@to
il. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baitmore
aug. ~ 10
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II. u.n | think it mos 'serpe6'en1 70 - :,
~ ! NJ =, a. 10 appout.ag a committee
iept ,'' ,tne,iie said, his Objection 10 me t'iq"t
W. - .ti,l reasons But u tae
~ I.se,olintd to have IN mveshgaiion u
1'nsr a. ,,,pi. ieoiitd be prescribed TO "heh
I'' - If the cnmmttee should De tfot"-
tne 1ien.i 7" Itwas said that certain ehargs'
sag dh a certain .ner II they Were
zen h'',, -, Le ,rortis of the letter, he WISH
'H3'', n. ,ea,As themselves should he recitei
90 .,,,., shows two things first, that MI
.,o,ot now. as lac could not with The
sy,dence before him at previous "'"''
" CLAY guilty ofthe foul charge winch
.peres against him with so much CONN
I'D .ecoudly. that so far from being or
a., ~ he considered. rs Gen. Jackson has
- Mr. Claws responsible aecnser on n
~. ,ceu,ation," he declared that there
A., charge" against MIR. Clay contained IN
=. Letter. and that he thought the insesti-
,,, asked for By Mr. Clay most herptdi'
- ,..,nse no one could put his finger on
~. INSANE which saws the Speaker has made
-...,sn,ed any proposition tending to corrup'
...o still Mr. M'Dniiie's speech is said TO be
...ln.,ye: still II is looked on as irreffagabie
-.l.,ce Of MIR. Claws corruption, which he Hun
,a,, preyious time. and when, if ever, the
..,,ge ought to have been substantlated, be
tbcn. if ever, il could have been snbstanii
,,od positively denied to exist! So much for
~. roint IN our next No. we shall shaw that
Mr. u'Dnire has 4nisquo'ed Mr.. Clay's eelebra
,,l s,eech on the right of instruction, either de-
,ignedly or otherwise and that "r. Clay never
III admit the validity of instructions when Pre-
.,Iential election might devolve on the House of
Erpresen, atves
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II uRsuANI toa decree Of the Superior
- Court of Chancsry for the Lyuchburg Dis
nict, rendered on the 2sth day of October, 1927
IN The cause Of Edmund b. Noryell, ex'r Of Tho
mas Norvel dec. PIT. against Reuben Norycll.
and others Defts. the undersigned Marshal OF
sad court will sell by way OF public auction, for
cash al Amherst courthouse, on Thu sdav the
llth ot OCTOBER 1927, II fair, il not the next fair
day thereafter, the following slaves with all their
increase since 1910; Sam, Charles, David. Han.
nal, aud Lucy and her child Two years old, the
property OF said Reuben Norvell.
L. A HOLC0MBE, NJ.
Sept Q. cI.e