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r-tl4E frnetrfS nf thts u,ihati3n hare the
sIfa.,,rs 10 inform ~, psblis u'at TIC bnt
din =. : < apn.opfated 10 lhr ess OF the school
Hav, h4n Recently repaired, tud ate aoA go =
mai aud comfortable crudiaan. whilst We
~,bo,t 5fsril under tue aneeaen ni tue h"'a
'S,b,I.s "A Gaahs, - nuuti sHlHs, Hnd every
a, dezst IA, tire most eAtcnde, patronage
81. IaBb. aidrd By one OF a.efe eR"H''eai
sss,.tfai. eiIi sanfiuIr tp superipte"d r. tA''e-
SEES daflI4. he rusgfnt eat, AMI = s'h''sa
ssfl f,J#i54 u, direction - q C1aa1f'"ht if"I'
Il .jnr. The well established reputation OF '4is
aea,iralan al tutor. aaae, 20 81. 'l2h cav r.
L. lor r,atsh. aud PCT autAause ''e hhs'ees
= assure tie pahhc ttal undrr has F't3shee 10
ra,n- vii bc spared to lep'lcr the 'n'itnii'n
most useIul sehoe Of learning and ni'#ais
TIC .anrse Of instruction II enhr1ee all ne
breaches ct ordinary Eueitft edhe ttipn. ihs'lh-
sfu with the at1n. Greek f,rueh aud l"ngua-
-. a.s elements Of HIathcnaffs Nsfaf'' wa
Moral Philosophy, GeoglaphN History b'h'.
1ettres. st.
Tho present session At fbc school viii expire
-Gs le.h stf Nosrlnbrr III ensuing session "h
eom,ufn5c on TIM lr,b dav al Dec'mbet io'lo"-
8ng. aud oll cna ga tic lotb oi MAY "hsn Va
aatiouof Ha, #aafb vii be gwen ! e terms
offuiion e.iH be- So pei session. payable IN ~.
aas,r bJs4tag p,ay Dc lad az - '''it
triir. iac iaiaHy Of Nj. Cohbs and IN The lam
Ire, af aeehboaeg gentlemen At oaa'e""nt
2etan,e.
sept y as9
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III s'hs# pleasure OF aunounC.
M the pnlhc general Y.
that be has ### ilon Philadelphia 10y
Tie lsste''n'a .e" very .pieadld new
works which he ,.#I. .... los.
A.uony the boo, =. 81. i8aa~ug new works
VIZ:
Reuben Apsey IN SOL. ~ the author OF
bramblctye House, Ia. for liui &c. I'm,
work Is 50 universally pluved tam m, thug
more said ion ne might De- sapr, luou~
The II 'curean Tale by lhoma, alnurc. tn,
Is SAL ia b" decidedly the bcs' pro Iuei.au uot,
thu pen Of the a1thor.
lur Living aud tn Dcad--1hiS Wa. .lf
Nr'hy ihr aheatlou % nv religious friend, A. the
.'t' generally aud am greatly mistaken If
al who read It is not well pleased with IL
The sabtllern o. Sketches ri the pcninsulnr
Nar dnrng the Campaigns ot l4I3.-ll, b, an
eye witness. this work Is we'll worthy tie a,ten-
tlon oftYcry person. and muea question wheth-
cr anore interesting wolk va ever published
ABRAM X. NORTH.
Sept. -.
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mn NDfia E--1aat ua Hc tta dtt oG
Eehtuu, aakt .etseeo H. ~ Ing and set
tin % .tr ,u, oi That LAY At Piusgyania Cpurt
u y,.. "a start. of Virginia. sldl proceed
10 .a,, - d.pp,ttln OF Benjamin. Nues aud o.
thu. Aisu, ou the On 81 tebraut. ~ Tie
county - lraukhE. 5t the house ui lanIv Car
Pc. the dispositions of Lame, Is Nugaf aud o.
tbers. 10 eaut#ue flom LAY to DAY ,i compile
IT, &, hf rrAi As asidrase 30 "a certain rasr uuN
depending ,u Irauknu o1auccrt count la ,n,ca
; on IRE piainld nnd mt,rlf daieudsu when
7ud who're "a NAV stfead a. tau tijnk pru,u-.
Join AlNNEs a..
Nov - g4U.Ig
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Nlluahlo Property ior Sale or Rent.
r All dHsltNust 20 sell That valuable situation u
- Ncn-Loudon. lately occupied ny my,rli,
and now IN the possession oi Tho i. Randolph
Ia ihrrc are III acres OF Land nttachcdio Il
II. situation is IN u hrt nclghbnrhood, very heal
thy aud convenient 10 the Ncw-iondon Acade-
my, one Of thr most ilomlsblng aud best schools
IN the upper country, now undo the sapedntcn-
dr,,c affbr Ree. y u Cobhs: tie terms Of sale
shall he made accommodating If not sold
stNlli De routed 10, The ensuing YEAR.
SETH " ARD.
Juh -. ri.1n
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NF9IiCE.-By vituc Of deed Of trust. TX.
! scu'cd 10 the undersigned aud David X.
Edtay, on'hr 9TH of last mouth. by John / Hunt,
aud NV of .ecerd ia the Hastings court clerk S
office OF The cafpopat On OF Lynchburg. all of the
"Dud,. notes. due bills aud accounts of the said
] luot. Wc uansierrodt ous The debtors of Mr.
Iinai sIc hereby notified that their bonds, notes,
AZ afnnoN in my possession, aud that my du.
~ a, trustee requires thar Il speedy collection
,.n"'t be- mad. Il IS therefore earnestly re-
hul they come forward and make pny.
mont MAURICE II GARLAND.
one of the tfus tCes.
Dee = =
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FaN and " nter Goods.
RANKIN 4. COLE.
Opposite TIE IHgnian Once,

opposite thc lHgmidn DHcr,
ffirANE ius received, from New Y ark and
IL Philadelphia, their Full and Winter
Goods, consisting in part, OF the following
-npcrinc Blue, Rlaok, Olive, Claret, Drab,
and Steel Mkt Cloths
.ln., Llack, Drab aud Mkt Cassimeree
pcce SuperGne Single Milled Black Gus
simrre Tor Vrsfs
Blue, Mkt, Steel Mkt md Cloth Casino
rinc and Superine Blue Pelirrr Clofhs
mite, Red, Green, yellow < Blue Ilannels
Piece Whit SWIM Sk,n Flanueltor Dratrcf,
Rose aud Point Barkels superior guahy
Blue and Drab Plains, Green Bai2rs, Lind.
scys, kerseys, Gaudy & Sons Napt Cot.
tons, and other negro clothing
PLAID ard Cambirt Clnaks, very heavy and
good, SWnnsdoWn, Ioilcnel, Valencia and
NersaIlrs Vestings, silk yestings, PLAN
and figured
Black sllk & Black and Green Tabby Velvet
Black Italian Lnlestrings
satin striped, Mournns, Fig'd Gros de Nap,
Snrsnrt aud Senshaw Silks
Fancy Col'd and Fig'd Grus de Nap Silks
Plain Green, White, Blue aud Pink Sursnets
Plain Black, White and Fancy Col'd Satins
Colicas assorted--Ir.h Lipens, Lawns, Dla-
pcrs, aud Linen Cambrics
Fiain Black Canton Grapes
| n"''"', ,,n 'oo''' "'s'' -, I''o's
Dlack' NnI'e anu H'ee" ''aii"h Nrhpes anu
Grape L'r.e ,..,o
- "na o. ram ""p = no""' oN'S' ana
ihuia hn''lns'
- ""o u -'#d'n"''es anu 'hcohet Mus'ihs'
aSN"i'eu
lir'nssiah Fla'ds ana 9lrlpes
hlnt anu brown 'mhplt,,
, 'shmfre < sun ana cashmere oha"ls
ash'hefe -, Mfr'n no anu "u'! 7'N iihts'
'ih'h anu - boihod"'us' assorted colofs
Rn1 q4a''y ro,
! i'd"'oa o''ch anu heau ~ " u'sFd nose
'r"'eme" Sammo" ana ane Lamhs'wooi
hhu ois'ea nose ana iiah i'''', assorted
coiofs
han'es beaVef, ioise.sN'h' Hld ae' Ian
ASA healhe' n'oNeS, asso'ru teloS''
tadlts ana Mlsses long Hhile Ma "IGNes
Nrn''eiafn "9o"s,oGN' ptaNe'' DUCK, DIX
!''fs''sNln, -" he"'he'' anu MIA
N"1i'eh nloN'S
LadIr' an" 'en',t9'ehs WINE ana b'arF
0',N "'"Ves M" 'ost -,
na"uduha' rHneN ""o / ny 9"N ',hls.
pl''N ilaiflh a1a N"h'o" 'raNa',' ARE size
.reAa ana bo9'',t en- hac's ana EaglhSs
ram behlh'H tor 'ths
! E'esanl @a ~, ah' h"o,n'', e,'s
h"''otse 0heH luck anu 7Ief 'o'hps
'''"'''.' w ~ on" ,'''e n"'o,
IVORY me "ooueh, enc" anu redti Foct-
=" on,ns
| / loss 'o''"n'aPoo' ana N.",,e" oa''',as'o'ied
An 'ltSan, assortment o' bonnet zap ana
her ".'oohs'
6tu ', @,, ' ,'',,, "na goo"
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n EARNING.-There william English School
- open IN the early part oi January, 1928.
in the ueig hhofhood OF New-iinpc, ON The land
of Nh James Bowling, sen OF contiguous there.
to; The school TO be taught by Nh VIM. u
lli'l aud his daughter Nh. lii being so well
known as teacher OF youth Eulogy is deemed
unnecessary - hose parents wishing 10 patron
Use OF encourage the said School, will please at.
tend al Capt. Jas. Bowmg's on Monday the
18th fths inst in order to make some arranqe
menis respecting the spot, 10 erect the house on
and 10 expedite the completion OF all neces-
sary arrangements before commencement.
SUBSCRIBER.
Deg. s. .,
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Ncs>rs. Jdmes Uasoa ami .J4x EL{er.

Nrs>rs Jdmss Nasoa and las. E'tlcr.
- rs .--A- IN az uni inhabitants ni iri,
- -rfs. H.tIi trN sell - tiI- occasion to ma.
sf'r yau iHar ! sa,H Ht8aarA 10 TAX the drprsl-
IN yIJs>ep. sssu aa4 others At the DWELL
hnti,a al tus,-. Ha~31, C#apbcil count,
ara ~ta.els thr t.f' o. necrpa#r neat. 10 be
feat es.irnee 10 "a sui dFusn .Iac 90 cbancets
- 4 nf. rHHf, whereof M are uiauufs
sud 5net, Na,ou aud ny>,,t d.is.,danrs--tt
vhiCn tme mud place yoa may, II you caopsr.
Ru,nd. am respectfully,
JAS BROOk~
Nps j. c.l,,i
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BOOKS.

~ UOk BiNDERI The subscriber has iaio
- y procured IN additional, fast rate boooN
Binder, which enables hi,n to do all work, IA
that line with neaness and dispatch. lie las
received difcctfrom Phadclphia a very largo
supply Of paper ofyely superior quality, when
enables him to do any kind Of Biaut tord at
minute notice, Mctchants, Clerks, aud the pub
lie generally mat rely GA having any "olA OF
deled of me- faithfully tion, and made oui OF iA7
best materials and At very low pnccs,-fa>'''
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring '.'m
forward Immediately as am somewhat at ms
IRE and can do them mach better than when
am pushed with work The public are ior'h7
informed HAT bind books IA much lower PI',rH
than they ever were l,l~,Rn To be done AT IL lhs
DAT Of the country, and IN a much more superb
Or nauuer. ABRAM Il. NORTH,
Ieb. y ts2J
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NOTICE.

10 hegs Lewis's White Lend, pure No
81 do do do No :
80 do Spanish Brown, ground in oil
21o Gals linseed Oil VERY snPerlo
377 DO. SpermucetI Oh
10 do. Spirits Iurpenline
900 lbs Dry White Lead, (English)l
zoo lbs. DO. Spanish Brown
sou lbs. do. yellow Ochre
bU lbs. DO. Venetian Red ~
For sale nj the lowest ferlns by
WALLER II. MIDDLETON,
Nov. g Opposite Post Office
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David and Robert 4 Vie,

YNfAVE ,he pleasure Of Informing tI'c'' e1''o'
- mcls thar they haNe just received i'"
New forh d te" artirIes lii the fancy Inc u
mong which are the following, VIZ!
A few superb Lace Capes = iels,
Handsome Thread y Gymp Laces y Lds'"s,
Cold. utoa de Nap. plan and 6s'd. ne" anu
SiifHdId article,
Also, large assortment fashionable Noio''''
Seal Skin Black n White PrunclIa 9ho'f,
\ large assortment OF fashionable Hhp
Goods IS daily expected
Oct S.
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stone are.

NT9TgF meeting ofthr Precedent n u
1 Y 5=elors OF M ly9ebhurc aud -ulen lntn-
pix Company At j.yaehbHrg on The Ill Utto
be-, L.
Ordered TINT requi.iior Of ton PR crut
8po, tine capital he required vi each stakeholder.
- be paid 1r o. b. tore tie 18th lay ofDoeemhar
JOAN NJ. GORDON. Clerk.
o. u tied
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flIlE SUBSCRIBER will make Ramrods for
Gums aud Bush tinns--Iicm Il,e>no doubt
ut he will please item that vii employ him.
10Th IN price and Vor,nmshp
MCuhk IHURMON. Jr.
Dc . e.
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WILLIAM IRVINE

~ ACTlON.-Frequent Expectations of late
~ having been committed upon my land ncar
this place, hereby foiwarn all persons from,
hunting, shooting, OF Ia any manner treSpas>.
Ine upon the same 1hc law viii he rigorous.
y enforced IN iuture against all offenders
COLIN BuCkNER.
Nov, 22, 4ls
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~ n the ~1hh OF December next ifiaIr, II not
~ the first fair day, the subscriber will sell 4,
ut public auction, on 4 credit Of twelve month";
before the Franklin Hotel in Lsnchburg, 20
Likely negroes, consisting OF men, Women ana
Chliurcn. They are negroes OF fine character ;
among them are several cooks aud house ser
wants. lfthey be not sold inone day the sale " III
be continued until they are al! sold.
The subscriber viii likewise sell privately his
tract of land in Bedford county. situated on the
north and south forks al Goose Greek. and an
the main road leading nom Lyuchbng to Fin
caste, II miles west OF LiboB aud ADJOINING
Capt Buiord. IL contains about liIO acres 81
which eom are mcIearcd. The part which is
uncleared except very small portion, is excel
lcrt tobacco land, Ofthc cleared land, 100 Il
ores are low grounds ofthr irs, quality, and the
remainder remarkably fine high land. Tn,
IS one of the hest tracts Of land IN the nm.
per country, being well adapted to the cuAivu.
ton ottobdcco aud all kinds u gram ii lie. re-.
malkably well and is very free FROM stone If ,,i
vided II would make fwo very handsome tracts
winch shall be done, II those who wish 10 pur.
chase wish II. Persons wishing TO purchase ma,
Apply to the subscriber residing IN The neieh h.
oWhood at New London, or to- Capt Buford
residing wear the tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Oct l9. ids
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement ill the day of sale. and
tor~ ard then bill to tins office for payment.
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Opposite Post Ofliot
Oct. -.

r AMP OILS barrels winter straned
- Lamp oil, warranted 10 he OF superior
quality, for sale by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Nov s.
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lrl0B sALE.--My House aud Lot, odjoinng
- the property OF Mathew Brown, IN the
own OF Lynchburg. \ bargain may be had by
application TO the sthscfiber
HENRY MEREDITH
TnlV 20 t-tslO2.
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~ ms old siu',d opJVsite Post Qlitc,
(HEAD QUARTERS.)

irfAS recently received one hundred q thirty
III seven Packages of Goods IN his line, cons
prlsng complete ADD extensive assortment al
Medicines, Drugs, Patent Medlcnrs, Chem.
chais, aud painters materials, Oiis of every des.
cription, Spices, Wines, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps, Va,nishes ofali kinds, Dye-Stuis, WIN
dow slass, of various sizes, Surgical instru-
mems, Physician furniture, &C. &C.
l he above, together with his stock on hand,
which is very large, as wellas his monthly sup
plies which he will receive, enables hun, to sell
by wholesale or retail on Is favourable terms as
can he had in Virginia.
- Practitioners of Medicine Country Mer-
chants, Hatters. Dysrs, Painters and others, are
most respectful solicited TO call upon him, rs
they will find II greatly TO their interest TO do SO.
- On hand large quantity OF well made
Putty.
Oct. p
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Lmchbpre ploaoA NaRutdct0rg

Lynchbmg FioaoA N0aWdct0f4 .
TssliE subscribers respectful, inform thru
- friends aud the public, thar they h"'r '''
menred the above business, on de cross '''
heading from the Marker 10 tie Bridge wv.
they intend keeping constantly on hand "
eral assortment OF Poughs, Of the laIe'' ''',,
most approved patterns nov in use ahn'I
them is the late improved Iii SIDE Plough III, 10, q,
which will be warranted in Workmanship "''
performance, to he cQns to any now III O
Having been engaged srYerei NsatSm the ""o'
business, they are confident OF rendetms -
al satisfaction in the execution Of men ""i,
A share OF public pat onase Is collected. Pious"'
immediately repaired. ,,>,fu
LANNFORD 4 FEDbh7'
Nov 10. -
Fiannels, CaIicors aud BombaEetiS'
Will he sold at low prices by ,,1.-
ANDREWS q BkOI Hfh@
Nov IL,
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Sr9I virtue a several dtods of tru.t.executed
@1f hy Nm fottet.o He county uiRprkhridgf
Inc inst 20 {. Z. Doiman, dated fac 6t day at
May. lsls--the socoua to the SAM. dated tn
9Th day of August lol---and Ihe thfd 90 sad
E. Z. normau and Nin. Wilson dated the ltnH
ofoclaher, 1921. all lef hr purpose OF securing
certain snms OF money therein mentioned. due
10 john Rohiasan.--ne viii on SATURDAY. The
22nd aay uf pecembrr next. before the door o.
The Eagle Tavern, IN tie town If Lexington.
IN, 10
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Sign of the Oolden Mortar,

Matn Street, LynchbWg,
81 < constantly receiving fresh suppliesoi Drugs
y Medicines, surgical Instruments, Pants
Ods, Dye-smil.. Pertumery, &c. &c.
All ofWhleh may be had on the most reason
abr ierms. June D.
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YrA RATS on Boston. Providence, New ! ok
~ philadelphia Baltimore Washington City,
snd Gcnmond, Va, for sale in sums 10 suit pun
rhasers, at a small premium. al the Lottery and
EXchange Office Of : 8 VI. ALLEN < Co.
f.yncfburg, where all kinds of uncTrent money
As taken at the lowess RATES OF discount
Elm 10 N
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\ iract ofi.an |,

lying IN tho County of Rocl,brilee, on tho NORTH
RIVER and on which sad Porter NOW reside,
containing about l55 acres portion Of which
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August 80
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itIVER Low GROUND.

There Is on this tract, in addition To the usual
improvements, GiuSf y Jaw MILL. Tine
terms will be made known on the dav OF sale
The title of the above property is unquestiona
ble bul acting as Trustees, We will convey on
iy such title as is vegtrd in us hy snid decd
{. + DORMAN. ! No.
WA. WILSON. { i'"s''''
-NtOvember p. ctdsl6.
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CHARLES BENNETT
AS imported by the ship Virginia. arrived here,
and the Cambria, at N. York, the following goods;
which offered for sale on the lowest terms Tor cash.
or approved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, 5, 81 and APPOINT
rose do from 8.4 to 1874
81 and O. fushngs
Extra superfne black, navy blue and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies' cloths
Common and superRne double milled drabs
.ycho6elds flannels and baises
Kerseys and Forrest cloths; swansdown and tolle'
nett vestings
A, 4, and So Venetian stair aud passage car
petng
Shsd andherring seine Irvine, in casks and nsies
Shoe thread
Patent threads assorted from No. 10 to 80
which with his stock of goods band renders his as
sortment pretty general
Pine Apple and Double Gloster CHEESE OF trst qua
I,v IF sept 10
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German Linens etc.

German Linens etc.
A Bales burlaps assorted
L i do hessans, Just received and for sale by
S. MESSERSMITH.
Who has in store and offers for sale,
700 packages teas, consisting ofY. Hyson in chests
half chests and ten catty boxes of various i'm
portations, and part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and ca;ty boxes and boxes each containing
from u to 90 cams. of ID, do do
Powchong in chests and halfchests-
so hhds Musco-ado and New Orleans sugars
80 bbls part of prime quality
IS bagsPorto Rico, Havana and Java coffee
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled to debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
w. molasses do
Writing, wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemons and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in or. casks do
French madeira do do
Bakers and Laphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles, &c. &c. nov19
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rA supply Of the above medicine for sale
by JOHN KENNEDY.
At the Office of the Am Col Society, Washington
And A. T. KENNEDY, Alexandris,
oct 1S-r
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Florida LAND Agency


i'HE subscribers have opened an Office in the City
L of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lands in the Territory Of Florida.
Such the peculiar character of the lands in Flor
da and their productions, that yet very erroneous
opinions have prevailed among persons at remote dis
ances from this Territory in relation to their cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exami-
nations of the public lands 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 pur.
chasers.
The lands advertised for sale in December next EN-
brace very interesting section Of the Terrtor-be.
ing situated farhes South and East of any public lands
hitherto offered for sale by the United sstes and in
region of country admirably adapted to the growth
of the grand staples Of Territory; sugar and
sea island cotton, well the rearing of the silk.
worm, and the cult, alton Of the orange and olive
One of the subscribers having been engaged i'm the
surveyo that country, is well acquainted with
of the lands Of any value.
Thesubscribers will upon requisition, either enter
or purchase lands, and addressed to them
(post paid) will be promptly attended to.
REFEHENCES
Col. JAMES GLDsDEN, Tallahassee, Florida,
Col. Joas GAMBLE, Richmond, Virginia,
Hon. A. G. DADE, Prince William County, Virginia,
Major BYRD C. WILLIS, Fredericksburg, Virginia,
JoHN MAcRAg, Esq. Prince William County, Va. and
Major w. +. TuonSroS, Alexandra, D. C..
C. BRONAUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON.
tallahassee, Iy 1827Ju au 18
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Furniture anA Mahogany.
EN-CARTNET MAKER.

.AMES GREEN-CABINET MdhER,
TIAs on hand at his mandatory, on Royal
III few doors south of King, general assortment OF
EasHIoNABIE FURNITURE of hsown mannfac.
p.y of Honduras mahogany, suitable for hand rails,
c, I3om;ngo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer. "LDo, Il, &c
Copal varnsh, .acking bottoms cords &c. arc,
TURNING If erery kindneatly sreepfs dec 10
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brace SO large territory as that of Russia, at the
present time; and this enormous territory is still
constantly enlargng. very considerable addition is
likely to be made to it, as the result of the late war
with Persia lift long holds together, In all its pre-
sent extent it will be a new thing under the
sun. At present, however, we see no indication OF
its dmnution. 1t is said that the emperor Nicholas
has marched an army of 100000 men to the Dor
ders of Turkey, with view to oyerawe the Turks
in his negotiations relative to the Greeks. lie has
also published an ukase, highly approving OF the
part taken by the Arminlans in his military opera
tons against Persia
.lsia BY the late conquests OF Russia, the brl-
fish and Russian possessions in Asia seem likely to
come in contact with each Others and recent accounts
represent this circumstance having accustomed no
small alarm to the British authorities in India The
Russians will certainly be far more formidable
neighbors if they become neighbors, to the British
than the native Indian princes, or than the Burmese
or Chinese whose borders and theirs are separated
only by an arbitrary line. Britain and Russia al.
though pressed together by the power OF Buona
parte, have long been jealous OF each other. IN
therto their disputes have been about maritime
rights and prerogatives; but if their land territories
should meet the danger of serious quarrel vii
be much increased. We have no very recent intel
lieence of Missionary operations in India; farther
than that new bishop, as we have already stated
has been appointed for that country, by the Engsf
Episcopal church; and that the Baptist mission II
India has acquired sufficient strength to support 1t
SELF and has amicably separated from the paren
institution in Britain.
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DELAWARE JOURNAL.
Will GHcNs
Tuesday, June 40, 1S2T.

Cheering ha.eligmee.-Extract Of letter from
an intelligent politician Of Kent" do consclen-
tiously believe that t,vo thirds of the votes in this
:. county are in favour Of the Administration but
it is in this County it is elsewhere, what lew
/" Jacksonites there are make noise than all the
.rest-they are continually talking about Jackson
Dragging about his qualifications, and lying on all
points; whereas the friends Of the Administration
!" from being brow-beat are passively silent" Our
correspondent has drawn fair portrait OF the Gen
erals friends throughout the Union. We learn fur
Their from Kent, that during the sitting Of the High
Court Of Errors and Appeals last week in Dover, it
was ascertained that out of the seven judges, SIX
were decided friends to the Administration, and the
seventh appeared to be neutral. Still the jackson
folks tell us (aye and are quite offended that they
are not believed) Delaware will give its unanimous
vote for the General !!-Comment is needless.