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May IL

<nEE subscriber viii undertake the collcc.
-. ton OF debts, due the people of Virginia.
IN the State of Kentucky aud Arkansas Terri
tory.--hll letters addressed 10 him. (post paid J
Louisville Kentucky, his place Of residence, to
which point he lliretufn in a few DAYS, will be
promptly attended to- L. RICkER
May Is. usI
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Nam Street Property at Auction.

Nam Street Property at Auction.
n WILL SELL, without reserve, ON Tuesday
- the'l9th instant, the White House and %
ieet OF ground on Main Street occupied by Mr.,
William Dornn and adjoining the large brick.
building formerly The property of Doct James
GIaham.-Terms at Sale
Inc sale will be conducted by John r. d.
Fayne, Auctioneer FRANCIS GRAHAM
June s. t1etI
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles

EHHE Medicine now offered to the public.
"a is one which has been fully subjected
TO the intallibe test Of experience and in g.
very instance where il has been fairly tried
ii has bl en- attended with the most complete
success In some OF the cases, the pal sents
had been Iaboring under the disease faF y ears.
and during that period had reserved lae best
medical advice, and had eTen undergone
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage II is not Qike those usually ad.
vertsrd,l otlered rs certain cure for a long
catalogue OF diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il is recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon oB-
tanning relief, even IN lis worst forms, IN
short time aud they themselves are the test
Judges Of the importance of such remedy -
Price 50 cenls pr box, with directions sign.
ed by the proprietor
The snh-criher is appointed Agent for lhe
sale oil The above medicine.
WALTER III. MIDDLETON
Nov 81
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NfOflcE.-l forwarn all persons from ira.
A1 ding for a Note that David Clarkson
holds OF mIne, to the amount of twenty dollars,
rs the SAID Garrison is considerably in my debt
and no chance 10 get il out OF him | have de-
m"nded the SAID note of him, three years back.
and he would not give it up. also advertised
the SAID note at Booths store door. near three
years back RICHARD RAIItNEER
June &. OIL
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y oGItE.-l wish to sell my tract of Land
i lying on Old Noman's Creek, in Pittsyl-
vania county, about one mile from Stanton rivs
er, and about IS southwest of Lynchbmg. II
adjoinS the lands of Capt. John Ward, Thomas
l. Adams and others On this tract, there arc
upwards of loo acres of rich low-grounds, in
hody. The high-and is well tmbercd with fine
pine. That part ofthe tract which is cleared, is
good, aud produces well This land contains
two good orchards ofexcellent fruit. The range
for stock is extensive, and unequalled by any in
this section of county 1t embraceS three fine
mill sites, ON stream which constantly affords
as great a supply of water as any machinery
may require The terms will be moderate, and
credit will be given. Any person wishing 10
purchase, will please call on the subscriber, liv-
Ing at Wards Bridge, Campbell county.
JOHN b. RUTLEDGE.
Feb 16 cts2S
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New London Academy.

a NHiS INSTITUTION, now under the care of
- the Rev. n. IL. Cobbs, is in a ilourishing
condition, and offers many inducements to the
patronage of the public. The second session
ofthe present year, will commence the 18th of
this month (June.) Terms IL dollars in adj
vance. Boarding eau be obtained in the neigh
bourhood on fay Durable terms Mr.. CobbS wlilre.
ceive few boarders, who will Toe understood To
acquesce in all his family regulations and to pay
in advance 40 dollars for Board and Washing.
THE TRUSTEES.
June s. civ ~
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VnRusf sALE.--BF tif1ae II eiseu u nus
made 10 fbe sabsrs5bers b. bsWsrd Lsncf
and Nary his .ifc. On The ls' 'as Of nay, is2t
and sf record IN the CLERKS atscc - the county
crari Of Campbell. S9r the purposs of securing
the payment Of tkree several sf7is OF money
thefesa mentioned with iotetesi ane 'h'n'o-
nhet Wisfree. all be sold, by the subscribers,
Al rabla. auction. far ready money, on the pre-
,r,s..s. "a, Jhnrsda. the 5'h day - July next, Il
certain Tact or Parcel II Land, IN the county
Of Csmpbsil ssd lying within one mile aud a
hllf Of Ivncltherg. known by The name oi the
Fishing Greek Viii Tract, with dwelling l'onse,
ether ont houses aud grist mill THEREON, aud eon-
tanning threc irindrcd and Iue.iiy acres, he tie
same more or les. Possession 20 be hadthe Isl
day Of October aert Such title oniy vii be
conpe, I'd hy tis ~ is vested IN Us as trustees
e. ANTHONY, lr.,,s,sos
JOHN VICTOR,
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m RATS ou Boston, Providence, New-fork
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore. Washington City,
and Richmond, Va. for sale in sums to suit pur-
'h,scrs, al sS.al premium, at the Letter, and
Exchange Office of 5. a. NJ ALLEN & CO.
4ynchburg where an kinds of uncurrcnt money
IS taken at the lowest rates of discount
duly 10. -
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For Rent. until Christmas.
Nays.

VINE HOUSE AND + ARM, about one mile
- from lynchborg, recently in the occupan-
cy of Mr. John Lee decd This farm has every
advantage of a residence near town, being plea
sanity situated and beautifully improved To
gether with the farm, may be had an ample sup
ply of provisions, laid in by the late Mr.. Lee ;
likewise, two negro men. aud woman, who is
a cook the crop of corn, rye, oats aud clover
aud also a part of the Furniture if desirable.
There IS good supply ofIce.--Ierms accomoda-
ting apply 10 NATHL. L. MANSON.
May 25. tcts42
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l,kUST SALE.-in pursuance OF a deed OF
- trust, executed to the undersigned by
benjamin A. Phillips, on the I'd day OF NoFem'
Der, ls26, and now Of record in the Clsrk'soi'
fee OF amherst County Court, given for the Sc
eurlty OF two several debts due TO the late hIa
OF Alexander Tompkns, N Co. We will ON u
day the 22d day otJune, 1927, proceed to SEN
upon the premises, at auction, Tor cash, iou'
Lots OF ground, containing half acre ea'n,
lying in the town of Madison, and County o.
Amherst, within less than a mile ofLynchbnfs'
One Of those lots is improved and the rest ale
vacant They are the same Lots conveyed !"
SAID Phillips by the trustees Of the town OF MAN
son.-Actmg as trustees, we shall only CONVEY
such interest as is vested us by said decd
s. d NJ. Fl. GARLAND, Trustees
May p. tds-i2
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IERu,T SALE.-By virtue OF deed of trust.
- executed to the subscribers b, John Rich
arson, on the 18th day of September, 1921 and
duly recorded in the clerks office of the county
court ofBedfofd, we SHALL ON Saturday. 9th
June next, If fair, II not the next fair day there
after Sunday excepted, for certain purposes
IN said decd expressed, proceed to sell, on the
premises, ior cash, all the said Richardson's inter
est IN tact OF land. decided by Joseph Williams
heirs To John M'Cabe. On this tract there is n
Grlst and Saw NEIL Also, one black Horse
three mich Cows, four lieiters, one small pdcd
Steer, ttii,'y mead OF Hogs, three Feather Beds
aud Furniture, one blue painted Chest. two Pots
aud two Ovens two Pewter Dishes. six Plates
aud one Shot Gun. Such title as is vested in
cs by the trust deed viii be conveyed. and no o.
tleg. THOAIES DAVIS
TIioS. PRESTON, trustees.
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nv IESSRS. James Otey, sheriff OF bediota
AkA aud administrator of John Haynes, dce'
lighiman A. Cobbs, William Haynes, william
n Sherman and James Bllbro, eXe'rs oil lleniy
ID Sherman, decd. Thomas Campbell, anu
Barnabas A. Edison. and Charles G. Pale'o",
exe'rs of Boy cc Edison, dccd.-1ake ho'''
that we shall proceed at Charlotte Couit-nouS,,
on the Sd day OF July next, between the ,'S,ps
aud the setting Of the Sun Of that day,to iah' w
deposition OF Thomas T. Bouldin aud DINER,
and ON the 2Slh day Of August next at beu'''"
Courthouse, proceed to take the deposl'ioh'
William Il. Porter, and others, between NV
rising and the setting Of the oun OF t9a' o';
and to be continued to the next day from ~
rising until the setting of the Sun OF that "a! d.
SO, If not sooner completed, to be read a. sm
dence in a suit in the hyperion Court OF ona'
cery for the Lynchburg district in when ~ ~
and others are defendants, and We are pialii'i'"
Yours, &c. &c.
ALEXANDER PRlCt
UKSLEY G. PRICE,
DAVID STREET,
POLICY STREET.
PETER W. SiRLtlt
SUSAN VI. STREET,
Legutess Of I'm. Scot, defs
Nav Or c4w4i
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MAY II.

FlRUST SALE.--By virtue ola deed of trust,
Il executed by John n Rose 10 the subscri.
bers for certain purposes therein expressed
which said trust deed was admitted TO record in
the clerk $ office of the county court OF Amherst
on the DIST of April, ls23--The undersigned
viii. on the l4th June next sell to the highest
bidder on credit until the Isl day of January
next, the tract OF land conveyed in the deed a.
toreSald, viz /: about three hundred acres lying
in the county of Amherst, and adjoins the lands
OF William Morgan, VIM. M Waller and the
Rose Mills tract Upon thstract o land tGc,e !,
good dwelling house, aud all other necessary
out houses. The undersigned acting astrustces,
will convey no other or further tide than is vest
ed IN them by the deed aforesaid. but they believe
that 10 be good
JOHN =. COBBS, )r
JAMES 5. PENN, '"9'eos'
May II. ctds4o
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ANDREWS d. BROTHERS.

INVALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-I
y Will sill on tuesday the l2th day Of June
next, ior cash, on the fien.Se., that desirable
family residence on Diamond HILL, formerly the
property of Capt. tppes Spahl-Likewi,e an
on'mp'oyed Lot adjoining the properly of Sa-
mncl Brausford on Diamond Hin The sale
will take place without reserve.-The sale will
be conductedby J. X. ID. Payne, mconeer.
ELIZABETH MURDOCH.
May 10. tdsSO
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IDURSUANT to a decree pronounced on the
x eth day of October, 1926, in the Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Lynchburg district,
inthc cause ofPh Ihurmon Plaintiff, against ST
George Tucker and others Defendants, the I'M
dcrsigned Marshal OF the said court, will sell, by
way public auction, for cash, on the premi-
scs, on Tuesday the l9ih day of June, 1927, Gf
G,ir, ifuot the next fair day tlfereafter,) tract
oflaad lying in the county Of Amherst contain
ing hnndred and ninety eight and a half
acres, being tract of land OF which Matthew
Tucker died seized
T. a, HoLCOMBE, NJ. l.. c. d. c.
Nav II. tdS4u
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June |.

10 hessrs. Charles Lynch and Mildred smith,
childten of Charles Lynch, decd. who was
one Of the hefts of Charles Lynch, sen. decd
Charles ii. Lynch, exr. of Anselm Lynch,
decd, John Lynch, jr Robert A. Ward aud
Elizabeth his wife, John l.. Douglass and Sa-
tah his wife, John Lynch, guardian ad Item
for Mildred Terrell and Ann Terrell, David
Ruilner. admir- aud Elizabeth Watson, widow
OF James Watson, deed, Winouth Dibrell,
Nathan Ofrtt and Frances his wife, James
smiley and katurah MS wife, and Lucy Ma
jorS -
/laAkE NOTICE--That ON the 18th day OF
= next mouth, at the house of Nlmouth
Dibreti, IN the count, of Buckingham and the
STATE OF kir=iuia, we shall proceed 10 take the
dispositions. dc hone essc, of - Dibrcll aud
others intended 10 be read on the trial of the is
sue directed by the Chancellor of the Lynch
burg District, to hc had before a jury in the SUI
perlpr Court Of La" for the town OF Lynchburg
IN the ease cf" Watson vs.. Lynch" IN which we
are plaintiffs aud YOU are defendants the jury
10 ascertain the value oi such lands rs are desert
bed in the conditions Of the writing obligatory
IN the bill mentioned, on the Odd Of April, 1874,
that being the date Of SAID Nritng Ii from an,
cause the SAID dispositions be not taken on the
day above appointed, then. and in that event,
they will be taken on the day thereafter, at the
same place, and regularly continued from day
10 day until completed. And fit should SO hap
pen that said dispositions be not taken on either
oflhe above mentioned days, then they will be
taken at the Washington Hotel, in Lynchburg
on the 18th day of July next, aud regularly
continued from day to day should they not then
be taken OF completed. Al which times aud pla.
ccs you requestedto attend. Your obi servts
JAMES SMILEY admir-
de bonls non of James Watson, dec d. and
ELIZA WATSON admir-
of Matthew Watts n, decd
May %. tlct25Js1
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iiipali. ro4r ii,es' pro7 ,tig 70, ,ols N Lsu,h,

iIsisaii. non ssesf pror stig 70, ,ole N Lsn,a.
burg
YDuRsu Ant 70 decree pronounced on the
x 2sih day Of October, isxsb. IN the SUPERIOR
Court Of Chsnccty for tI~ Lynehbnrg disiric,,
IN tie erase OF the President, Directors and
Company of the Bank OF Virginia plaintiffs,
and Eoberi Morris aud others Defendants, the
andrrsig.c4 Marshal Of the said court will sell,
by way ofls,bl,c auction, for cash, on the pre-
misses. on Wednesday the 18Th day Of June,
1927 ~ fan. II not the next fair day thereafter
one undivided moitty Of a certain lot in the
town of Lyncbbnrg, with the tenent-at thereon,
occupied by Paul Jones and Beihnel w. Hew>
son, situate main or second street, containing
forty-nins and a half feet front un the main
street, and extending back 1872, being the lot
and tenement owned jointly by Robert Nor
ris & the representatives Of James bennington.
This property is really valuable aud worthy the
attention OF capitalists
IA. HOLCOMBE, NJ l.. {. u. c.
Nav IL tat. ~
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May !

y oTICE.--By virtue of deed of trust exc
cuted to the subscribers by IIartwell
Epps aud his wife, for the purpose Of mdemni-
iying Fisher Wilson, which deed bears date
the 2lst day of May 1921, and is recorded in
the county court % Campbell the undersigned
on one of them, will expose to public auction for
cash, AT Campbell Court house, on the fIst day
ofthe June term of the said court, the tract OF
land on which the said Ilartwel Eppes now re-
sides lying IN the county of Campbell, contain
ing by estimation, five hundred and seventeen
acres more on less, and bounded by the lands of
Odcn G.. Clay and others The trustees will
convey such title only as is vested in them by
the deed Of trust above mentioned
JOHN ALEXANDER,
WIN. RADFORD.
May lS. ctds4I
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-noRERT suApABD ,end,

I'D oBERT SHAPARD, tenders his services
- 10 the public, as a Commission Agent, and
hopes by strict attention 10 business, 10 merit 4
share ofpublIc patronage. lie will sell all kinds
NJ country produce such as Tobacco, Flour,
Cotton, &c. He may be generally found at the
Tobacco Warehouses, during the hours Of In.
spection. Office (east side) fronting Shookoe
Warehouse.
Richmond MAY q. 1913
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N,,n lrrirh Of Ntllleines.

n Ssp iTirdl Of Hfdflnes.
OrEk (pvrALfER II MIDDLETON Is
V1sF7 w now receiving sixty three
EYs< packages fresh Medicines, which
ELL have been particularly selected Ivy
ane experienced hand, and Which can
tie warranted genuine.
lie has recently purchased the entire stock OF
prugs, Medicines, Paints, Obs. Dye sinlls' NC
Of Docts. Owens & Lecko, which m addition 10
his stock on hand, together with his new arrival.
renders his assortment extensive aud complete.
Ills friends and the public as well a. t1c Gus
TONERS Of Owens Il l4cci>ie, are assured ind they
can be furnished on the most favorable tffns.
Practitioners of Medicine, country merchants
aud others who purchase largely can la supplied
a. n snail advance above the nofthrm prices aud
good bonds taken in payment
The greatest attention pad 10 the compound
ing of me.licine; and he pledges himself 10 deli
,er no articlr out Of his establishment but What
is at the purest qaairy
July :. fs'o
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SPRING GOODS.

SPRING GOODS.
nHE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale "A
- well selected assortment oil SEA5ONABLE
DRY GOODS Of the latest style and fashions,
which, together with low prices, will he hopes,
be an inducement for dealers To call aud exam
inc the assortment
Among them are the following:
~ 10 o. Cambria aud Joconet Muslns
Plain and fig Null and Book Musllns, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain aud extra 6e'd
Common and superior prints, new style
Plain and stripe Batiste, olk Baragc
SWISS Muslin Cdpes and Collars
Elegant Gauze aud Silk HIS
ltlsh Linens, Black Lutestfing, do Surcassian
Ladies' hid aud Iloskin's Gloves
Gentemens iloskin's and " Woodstock do
lngrain aud White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS, new style
inc Versailles and Vaentia VeStnPs
superior Blue aud fancy colored Cloths
Brown, bleached aud plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited TO the
season and demand, and will, IL is hoped, render
satisfaction 10 customers.
ABNEY NJ. FACkLER,
Bank square, Lynchbufg.
May 1899
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

No. 81, for Aptll, 1927, just received and for
delivery TO subscribers, AT the new cheap Book
Store OF ADRIAN X. N0TRH.
Nav
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YIoR SALE, family Of NEGROES, for
- cash or on short credit man and wife
aud four children Apply to the Printer.
March % tf33
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EDINBURGH REVIEW

No. 50, lust received and for delivery. at the
Book Store of ADRIAN Il. NORTH |
Nav l.
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ID Ihls place NIso, on hand lUgt SOCK OF
fne common fure and Lambs Wool Hats of all
fashions aud shapes, war; anied 10 be OF durable
materials, and manufactured in the best style
and am constantly adding to the above stock
tiom my mandatory hats of all descriptions
Those wishing to purchase are requested to call
and examine for themselves, as am determined
10 sell unusually low for cash
PAUL J. TARDY
Nav Is. tssO
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BORBINEE LACE.

yrN AVID & ROBERT KYLE have jus, re-
- ceised , beautiful pieces A. plain Bobbi-
net Lace, which they will offer cheap.
June s.
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II HAVE recently re
- ceived from New
York, my Spring supply
of Hats, turs, sc. aud
am nov able to offer the
public some of as fine
fashionable Bearer Hats
as have ever been sold
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The above sale IS postponed unnl Saturday
the sd ns,ant- >. a VI, II. GARLAND,
June \. Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-15
MANAGERS OFFICE,
I he Botetourt SPRINGS

hi9 establishment is open for the reception of GONNA,
r ny the present season, usual. The beneficial Of
fctS OF 'n ann The comfort OF the accommodating
having before been advertised, the subscriber deems Il nm
necessary again to diae Upon thcm suffice !, to saw that
they are both excellent and every thing viii he done that
10 render he stay of the visitors agreeai
possible Since the last sFas,p ,,e nc,r ,o.J 49,
by the springs has been declared post road pos, OF
nee mas been established tine spot and mail conveyed
~ w ~ q ''L,Fes every day. Gentlemen coming tits
way viii do we'll have their letters directed n liz
nom whence uey VIII be carefully ded To nv ctn,
er they may wish. TIE London news papqs ms we'll &C
American Reviews with o,her late and intcrrst;uo nt
onS are likewise taken for the If tho visitors
Lhc5c springs situated part Of tho country ,l,a
may enphatcaliy be called the garden Virlina The
fertility Of the lands, the beauty Of the scenery and tie a
ubry Of the air, render the most desirable SUM-
mer retreats that be agIne1
Boietourt Springs, June 9TH, 1897
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GG9--
From tie Baltimore ratcio: o; June III

from tie Baltimore patro: % June II
GTCGi characterization Meeting in Baltimore Cou7fy
We learn from several gentlemen who attended lie
Meeting on Saturday the York Road il miles from
the city, that 1t unusually numerous. end ore o.
the most respectable ever held in the couny-tc aged
and patriotic Of the revolutionary STAMP came IN from
al! parts OF the Country. some riding 60. 80 and 10
miles manheatimg determination 10 put down the
present unprncipIed Opposition 70 Government. The
meeting was held at Jockeys Tavern the same place
where the Jackson men recently assembled and the
Adams men outnnmbered them than seven 10 one
The meeting was addressed by Col Little, our Repre-,
sentative IN Congress, which lie portrayed its true
cOors the banetu effects the conduct oftbe Oppos
has upon our Government and Country, and assured
his fellow citizens that lie entirely satisfied from
personal knowledge, the Administration pursuing
Just and equitable and had eviuce BY It's nea-
sures, the true interest and glory of The Country at
heart, and was thus entitled the support and conf
dcnce OF a free people. John keso, esq. was called
to the Chair, and James w. BlcCuIlob esq late apes
ker Of The House OF Delegates, appointed Secretary
assisted by DR.. Marsh and Henry Carroll, esq. Reso
lutions and an address introduced by Henry V.
SummerviIe, esq. breathing a spirit worthy Of the
times, which adopted with the greatest unanni-
ty, and orderedo be published and among other pro
ceedIDgs, full Delegation appointed TO the State
Convention to be held n Baltimore city tie 2Gd
Of july nCxt
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Botetourt Property for 5ale.

FhNHt SubsCJer offers sale his elegant BRICK IT,ues
Il IN salem, which there handsome Farm, t acl-
cd oi 80 nearly halt o. which is cleared He
Oilers also for snlc the Salem Nils, situated ON the m -
branch OF Roanoke and % coaisc failior
There is attached these mills a NIL and card,c,
mlcbuc the whole Of which has produced nett rroft fr
the last three years Of about $1,000 per saLur a,r pay
ing ono third TO the miller for his trouble ~ u.,inrndinr
The mil IS situated within half mile If the farm both
together forming most productive estate Trey vii 10
s'd separately or together. Credits viii be given
purchases
Ba;c'ou,t Smirse, Jur- 5'h, 1921.
:: C7E JOHNSTON.
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-SSTG--

The Philadelphia Palladium charges US with viifl mis-
representation in saying hat the Pennsylvania Jackson
Members Of Congress, opposed the Wcoens Bill. We did
not expect wish to be understood, say ing that they 81,
cpposedii. We had i'll eye Inghao, Krcnc Stevenson
and Ki'iera They opposed it, aud they are the known
Jackson leaders among the delegation and in the State
These msrcpresemed their Districts in order TO conc
late the Southern temper. that circumstance VIC
nIuiri 10.
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coo
from the .yorfoH Rcocsn.

ITo0l NE .YOI1Ob HC0cln,
NAyAL.-Thc u. s. Frgatc Java, Capt. Crane,
sailed from Boston on Thursday last Tor tie Medier-
where she is TO take the place of the Flag Ship
North Carolina, Com. Rodgers. She anchored near
the parrows account Of head winds Where she re
manned on Thursday.
The Y. S. FriEate Constitution, Capt. Patterson.
was at Milo Gth April, from Smyrna for Mabon to re
lieve the Ontario.
letter from Pensacola, dated feh Nay, received
by gentleman in ibis Borough, says
The D. 5. Frigatc Constellation, Com. Rjdgcy,
at present lying here. Court Martial is boJ3,1r
Oh board oT the trial Of III. 1850 and others
The Hornet, CAPT. CIdztou, ici here 14h inst Tor
ST. Domingo
The GTamPus, tt. Com Jattimer, is expected
mere ~ few days, when Size will be hove out and
cOppcrcd.
The Brig Adams, Capt Wilkinson, Of and from
jou" go,tla5 arr.rcd here after "a. age Of l3 day