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Sugar. COFFEE, &c just landed aud for
u sale cheap.
4 hhds best brown Sugar
do common do do
10 bars Pime green Coffee
do biz white do
Also. Pepper, Madden, Ginger, Indigo, Allnm,
Copperas Spice, Cloves, &c. Epson & Glaus
Der salts and a few boxes best Teas
Aso. l75 5pcla Salt liverpool fllodD
or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &C. &c.
ihg. hhds best Molasses. AppH 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July 81.
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s0ssEW MUSIC.-rhe subscriber has the plea
nv sure of informing the ladies aud gentlemen
- Iyochbrg, that he mas received direct from
TT ~ very valuable selection of NEW
naffsle for the Piano-forte, German Flute, Cln-
,,o,si ar. sc; adj Of which he is determined 10
' IN ycry low. ABRAM r. NORTH.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

SDtlh Medicine aow aie,eu d. -. .....1,,
- is one which has been fully snbfest.
10 the iniailible test OF experience nv III .
very instance where If has been fairly frir.
it has been attended with tie most connie.
success. In some ct the cases, the naiient.
had been ahoring under the disease loI. wear,
aud during that period had received H. b.>.
medical advice, and had even unaefgaue
painful surgical operation, without rarnaHr
advantage. It's not 0ike those usually
yerilsed) offered as rariatu cure for Ion
catalogue of diseases, hut hose afflicted v
this complaint, for which alone + +, recon
mended, may rely with conf lgure II OF ,b.
tanning relief, even in is l,yl,t - m. IN f
short time aud they lem sI,., ~ IA. b..
Judges OF the importance ~ ... #rmad. 81.
Price 90 cents pet heA, Viii Iir. c'lens ,t4u
ed by the proprietor.
Ehe subscriber is appointed Agenl 81 tn,
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER 4. MIDDLETON.
Nov y.
SCI rttIssfs -Fha ssslse N "a a.
g , inform the puo!,e h he Is a,p0lni.a
aerhi Qor this part OF The country By III.
publishers. for The following vdlrable pero
dcal Works, viz
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New York, aud Edited by james Johns"n
VI y.
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he warranted genuine
lie has zee At, rasc1ased the cntte steta OF
Dn55#. Ht 'cIH#s Pants, On. D,e-~tuitk, &C.
noet, Owe = * Leckle. winch m addition To
X on IA 4. together With his new arrisal,
1#sH# = lis asso Hnent extensive and comPieie.
rs As AL tha pubic, d. we'll rs the Gus
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Is dieatal6 anotV3H g,lssatt ea8
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July 3D..

~ ArRck II ctsh1L , anors ~ e. La, u,
- viii. N toturn rcg'tlaf attend the courts o.
Nelson county III, ofre IS on Mah-shee'' "
few ,0rs above the Franklin tiotei.
AUGUST 2l
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Dissimuldtioa.-When persons are
in love ihey PAT The best side ouiwards,
\ man who is DESTROYS ofpleasing, axes
a world of care TO Conceal bis defects.
i woman knows still better how TO dis
senble. Two persons often stu y for
six months together how to bubble ono
another, aud last they marry and pun.
isb one ano.her the renaindcr Of their
lives for theig discrimination.
-lepisd So,
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bic works. ABBA VI X. NORl H.
Dec. IL.
IA DUgATi0N-Tn subscribe, vii COM
IN menc. d school in i.,nchbufs, IN ne fa
lately occupi. al oi'iae bv NJ. Albert H-
liam, on Sd street. lie .ai teach the Greek, ta-
IL, French, and t.' a5h Languages, ihe lower
branchrs - dathcmatics. GepgrapaY, y. The
term VIII cem l.1cc the sth NJ January. and
continue lill The Sth # December. lS21, with The
exception OF IA yach n oicar month IN sun.
mer. TERMs--For the Geek Lain. md
French Languages, or any one o. them, $50
per session of months. viii be required. FOR
the other branchesF or any ono OF them Tl5, to
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As to his qualifications IL teach the Greek. La
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As to his qualifications to teach tie French L1n-
gu.fee and Mathematics. he iclars D.e pubic o
the annexed certificates JOIN CARY
UNIVERSITY OF ", Dec. 18Th. $50.
|, the undefsie he'd professor Of Moi IA Tan
euagcs, hereby certify 10 all may concern, that
Mr.. Cary has attended my french, Spanish, J.
Italian, German. and Angio--aXon Languages
with credit to himself a. ii, proficiency IN them
will show. &. BhAEI El'AANN,
uvrvfRsIry or ". Dec 18th, 1920.
| Mr.. John Cary (of Campbell CoGnsy.) has at
tended the class Of Mathematics during the ses
son Of ls26 and through his unrcm4tiing attrn
ton 20 hi, studies. obtained such prohclgnrg
thai ia the final examination, he IS one OF tine
four first in class ofninety. I. II. KY.
Jan. tlt42
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Potrdcra Recommended by the most
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.
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IA Ne gross Soda and half gross Seidlitz Pow
W ders, just received by .
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-04-27

TFrom the Na,chez Ariel.l

Indian .ltairs.-Last week we took some no
tice of the course pursued by Gov. Troup res
pccting the indian lands and published aspeech
Of Mr.. Hailc's on the subject to-day We give
the remarks of Mr.. Webster. Ajjudicious and
patriotic opposition to any Administration Of
our national government will not only be to-
lcratcd by the majority supporting it, but will
always, VIC trust, be found salutary to the coun-
try and to our institutions; but there is a wide
difference between constitutional opposition to
our government and disposition to create a
rebellion, in order to ovclturn it or to force the
Administration into compliance with the de-
mands Of a faction. Notwithstanding the gen
cl;,l violence of the opposition to the Admins
traton, and the rcbellious spirit manifested by
the local authorities Of Georgia against it, il
must afford the friends of order and good gov
eminent, no matter which party they may b.
Of great pleasure to see the calm. .ignified
= and patriotic course, pursued by the President
J. In his message respecting the Indians, whic
G we published last week, it is evident that he i
DESTROYS, by the operation Of the civil authorit
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-04-27

|CEursosof Gov. Troup but at the same time
to remind the people Of Georgia Of the extent Of
his authority, the character Of the laws under
which he may be obliged to act against them,
and the evils they may bring upon the country.
should they be disposed to support the violent
and ambitious projects Of Gov. Troup. The
remarks OF Mr.. Webster will, VIC think, be
admired by every friend of the Union, for the
temperate yet firm manner in which he has
evinccd his disapprobation Of the conduct OF
Gov. Troup. The course pursued by Mr.. Ad-
ans must be gratifying to every American pat
riot, and will, no doubt, strengthen the conf
dencc which great majority OF the people
have in his wisdom and virtue. Faction may
for moment triumph in her own conceits, but
the patriotism of the American people will soon
discomiit her followers. and cover them with
shame. There is one circumstance. however,
connected with the Georgia affair, that must be
extremely Notifying to every citizen OF the
State of Mississippi-thc course pursued by
Mr.. Halle.
We feel fully justified in saying-wc feel it
our positive duty to assert that the pledge 81
ven by Mr.. Halle in his speech on the Presidents
message, will not be redeemed by his constit-
uents. Nay. we are bound on our knowledge
of the people of this State, by the obligations
|
far as our information extends, is viewed with
the utmost Indignation. lfGeorgia wishes to
war against the Union, lether do so-what has
Mississippi TO do with the factious, disorgani-
zing. and turbulent spirits of Georgia? Ii the
people Of Georgia think proper. for the sake Of
getting the Indian lands, to drive the remnants
of the expiring race from the country in which
Providence placed them, and from the sepul-
chrcs of their fathers, and choose to wade tt
conquest through the blood of their fellow-citi
zcns, why let them do so-the people of this
State will not ad-wll not even countenanc'
them in this direful purpose.
When Governor Tylcrwas elected U. States
e Senator, an application was made to Genera
y Floyd, of the House of Representatives, t.
n accept the Office of Governor of Virginia
e This, however, he declined, because he though
r Congress was the theatre in which he could b
II most useful. His usefulness, it seems, has re
u ation only to partizan warfare which he an
: few kindred spirits, are carrying on againS
J the Administration. He says, !" The COM
:, = BINATIONS for efecting the elevation Of 81
aeral Jackson zOere nearly complete, and ne 1cisf
=. ed to remain in Congress unL they 1cere compile
D. ed!'
st This General Floyd is leader Of that part
f. which talks so much about coalitinns, and i
n trigues and management All tt8 scrrct col
.g Iitions which have ksstl - yet, arc 9
in the side of the opRc hi pNst5,
y So it seems That tho Ror6 0fbeing able
a. elevate GenclS ackson 70 TIE Presidency,
D. the voice of people, is abandoned and no
!" he is to be elevated by combinations amongst
os members Of Congress.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-04-27

IN The Committee appointedto settle with the Coun-
" Treasurer, report the following, giving cor
rect view of the transactions of that Department for
the preceding year
Statement marked (A) exhibits the different sums
under their respective heads paid by the Treasur-
er, up to the Sd of March, 1897, and also the amount
received from, the Collectors of Taxes, and other
sources, and the balance now remaining in the Trea-
sury.
Statement (B) shews the amount of Tax levied
for the year 1926, the errors, commissions, and al
lowances made the Collectors, the amount paid over
by them to this date, and the balances due from
them respectively
Statement (C) shews the balances due to and from
the County up to the present date.
(Signed) J. FARIS, 9
r. PORTER,
March 3, 1927. WIN. WELDON, Cd.
(A) Payments and receipts by Caleb p Bennett,
Esq. Treasurer of New Castle County, from Cd
March, 1896, to Sd of March, 1897.
Payments as. tolioacs, TO acit:
Levy Court, 49,. s 729 90
Witnesses fees, $50 70
Attorney General. Ga 81
Gaol, (for medicine & attendance, 2yrs.) 80 90
Road damagcs, . 4l3 90
Commissioners of Gaol and Work House, 800 81
Debtors Apartment, 80 26
| Recording proceedings of Orps Court, l0l SO
Public services, 27O 40
Bailiiis, so SO
II Errors in Tax, 81 SO
Printing and Stationary, $50 90
Interest and Discount, 1877 06
Clerk of the Peace, 1901 81
Parliamentary, 1913 0C
Coroner, GAO 81
Assessors, 1914 6t
Sunday Schools, 2l9 G.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-04-27

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Irshman who was re-
Gently sentenced to six months imprisonment in the
New-Yok State prison, thus addressed thejudge on
receiving his sentences: s.Could not your excelen-
cy contrive to alter to three months in one Of the
states sesselsf''
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Gsi6s6l 8,

(B) Statement of tax levied in March, 1926, 4
meet the expenses of New Castle County for til
current year, and shelving the errors, commission
and allowances for holding hundred elections, an
amount paid by, and balances due from, the Co
lccors of the different hundreds, for the year l62t
this Sd day of March. 1927. ~
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-04-27
s16,GGfsO
RECEIPTS.

hEE Ell
Balance in Treasury Cd March, 1895, S394l 80
William Vandegrft, on account OF 1890, SOS 81
Nehemiah Delapain, on ac. of 1898, 248 81
William Anderson, on ac. of S94, 500 %
Thomas Naudaip. on ac of 1894 1871 &c
Abraham s. Eyes on ac of 1894, ~. 80 90
James Patton, in full, of 1894, 26 65
Robert Gulbraith, in full of do. SO 81
Alexander Porter, in full, Of do. 100 90
Ditto. do. 1926, e082 46
Andrew Barnahy, in full, Of 1926, 446 SO
james Robinson, in full, OF do Al 7G
Isaac Scott. in full, Of do 81 81
John C. Clark, in full, of do. 1874 22
John Clark in full, OF do Sol ~
Andrew MsMurphcy on ac. ofdo 228 SO
Robert Galbrath on ac. of do. 200 8B
Ditto. do 1896. /. 1919 e5
Alexander Porter, on ac of do 170O 90
John Clark on ac. of do 973 26
James Robinson, on nc. of do GOA GO
Nathaniel Z. David. on ac. of do GAL 53
Thomas ]. Clark, ac. Of do 36l AZ
Edward G. Janvier, on &C. of do. 1854 q
John Lattomus, on ac. Of do. .a 25AyN
Andrew Barnaby, on &C. of do. ss2s. 1874
Wilmington and Philadelphia Turnpike I Ad.o 4,
Company, rent of Naamans c. Bridge, IN n
/ xl6,G6l 81
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my virtue Of a deed u trnst, executed 10 the
- sutseJ, bef bY john Nieor, ion He purpose
OF securing 10 Da.id William and David ~ IL"
bef kyie, s.ffam dctis n them owing, therein
mentioned. whicn deed hears dat the nh day of
November 1870. | stall on the I'D day OF A..
prl neat # idir, II not, on the next fan day,
offer at ntllo sale, 10 the higtes, bidder, on the
premises, all thai tract and parcel OF land, lying
In tle e1ruty OF botetourt, containing by estim-
ate p0 acres, be the same more ~ less, adjofn-
in The lands of one james Iranor, being the
same lands which were conveyed to sand Mlvcr,
by one James Lockhaif by deed ofrecord ~ the
clerks office in Botelourt lhis land is under
stood 10 be a very valuable stock lann, aud pan.
ticulsrly deserving the attention OF gentlemen IN
It's vleieity
Also, on the 10Th day Of April next. on the
premises, one dwelling HOUSE and lot, aud one
store house and lot, IL ibc town OF Estlllsyillc,
Scott county. Va aoi one other lot No. 10, aud
ni.o enc other lot Win a cabin on ~ No. IL.
hptk IN the sad fosn of Estiiisvillc,
r. Also, ON the llti day et April next, on the
premises, one iracl otland on Copper creek, IN
scott county, Va. heing the same tract bought
by said alver and a certain Michael Alurfiss
OF ono Richard 0HlnBm, the title OF SAID Morris,
whrreao Ina stnco beea conveyed by .hnn.fo sad
n'iyer.
Also, one other tract OF land on Copper creek,
in said county, belua the lands bought By sad
NIvor ofun Vim t,Illdm containing 30 acres,
be the same more u less. thentln whereof u CON
veyed 10 M'lter by a decd duly recorded in
Scott county.
AlAn, on he 18th day ol April next, on the pre-.
miss ore other tTlrt Of land, on Wolf creek, IN
the eoeu , at 'tk. ad atdtc Of Kentucky. con
Waning lol acrrs, BE- thr same more on less, be-
ins the same land Fought Of onc Junes Fuller
and wife by sand tll,er aud Mirhacl Morris.
and eon',} ed 10 them by decd duly recorded,
aud the inject sad Norrjss uhtIctn has SINCE
becoronveyehte saii N'Iser And al the ap
putenantss 10 tn SID several traces OF laud
beiHngiaE The ttlns vii he made known ut
the resp rtlee daysaf sale lshlli convey only
snci nto as Is vested N ma bY The above rrcitrd
deed. J T.. HAlluaON.
FEBRUARY 81. t3aN53
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

NPNR. ROBERTSON'S PATENT SrOMA-
- cue BlTTERS. These celebrated aud
WILL kuowH Bit;erS are composed purely OF We
E~etatles. Of the most innocent. yet specific viz
tues, and arr particularly for re-
boring weak constitutions, cleansing Il strength
eniug the stomach, and increasing the appetite ;
they eNprl worms in all ages, but from their sim
rfclty and safety, are a most natural and eilectu-
alyrmltuge. when administered 10 children, they
arr gratefully warm and puncently aromatic ,
they arc extremely str,iceahle in all seasons,
bur particularly so ON the approach of warm
Weather, when bilious habits cxpeIiencesuch to-
tai loss otappet tc; they are also certain preyen-
tive against those complaints so much in the
spring, such as Intermittent Fevers and Agues,
Hy scenarios, &c. DC.
They possess moreover, the property peculiar 10
themselves, of qualifying ana anehurating those
mflammatory pernicIous qualities Inherent in ar
dent spirits, and 50 often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, aud converts them into a whole
some, pleasant, and inyigorating stomachic.
They are a very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use oftavems, as well
as private families.
A few dozen brttles ofthe above valuable Bit
tiers, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle. WALTERH. MIDDLETON,
Feb. 20. Opposite Post Office,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-02

M PILLS FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 the will
LII Of the late Col. VIM. Il. Lynch, offer for
sale. onr undivided moiety OF the BLACk-WA-
TER MILLS, and about sixty acres OF land at
lached thereto. \ small part Of the purchase
money viii be W.inicd ~ short dates, and a credit
OF one, two aud three years gwen on the balance,
The payments 10 be- veil secured.
MICAJAH DAVIS, 1r,
1dmsr. Nth the uiH afpsred NJ ihe Estate
eCBm. y Lynch, dec'd.
FOR RENT, the plantation near the Cardnrg
Machine. Isl Aug. ID
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VIRGINIA AT Rules holden at the Clerk Office oftae
superior Court Of Chalcery for the Lyurttaurg Dis
Unit. the 9th November, le26. Hmm htkrr. ii
ward NJ GrcenWay aud Iltas OGDEN, late merchant
aud partners trading under the stYlc and fflu Of y lii
an Mike \ 60. Pits. against David 5. Garland and
VI Illiam |. Freeland, DlIs.
The defendant William |. Frccland not having
entered his appearance aud given security acct T.
ding 10 the act Of Assembly and the rules oftlis court, aud
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
i%niiabitant OF this c0unity-lt II ordered, that ihesaId
do appear har" on TIE first day Of the next
term mud answer the bill ofthe plaintiff and thai acopy
OF this order be forthwith Inserted in some new paper
printed IN the town Of Lynchburg, for Two months sue.
cccsiyely, and posted at the front door Of the court
house ia the SAID town.
~Copy-Teste,
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the Clerks office of the
superior court of Chaucery for the ~ ncAburg district,
the lst day OF Juunary, l527. Arthur Is. Davies, Pit.
against Poacly Franklin, David ). Garland, William
Cunningham, eNr of Jaaes May, decd, aud Charles
Watts and Joseph Dillard, ex'rsOf Junos Billiard, dec.
Dctts.
The defendants Pcachy Franklin 4 Chs. Watt not hay-
ing entered their appearance N given security according to
the act ofAsscnbly 4 the rules otthIs court, \ II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are not inhahitant, ofthis
comtry-ltis ordered, that tile said defendants do appear
here on the first duy ofthu neat term aud answer the bill
Of the plaintiff aud that a copy ofthis order he 70 thNlth
inserted in some cnspapcr printed in the town ofLYnch-
burg, for two months successfully, and posted 1t the front
door Of the courthouse III the SAID town.
ACopy-leste,
90 JOHN WILLS, c.
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mn TAfDY MooRE-Sirs Take notice
~ that on Friday tie 9th day Of March
nsai, at the mouse of " IN. A. Hardy, in Bedford
county, | shall proceed TO take the afidayits Of
JosepliIlardy and others, TO continue from day
to day until all are taken, 10 be read as evidence
IN a nit now depending aud undetermined in
The nigh court 81 Chancery holden in the town Of
Lynehbefg, iof tie Lynehburg district, wherein
! am plaintiff and YOU are defendant, when and
where you may attend If you think proper.
WILLIAM McCIUER.
Feb. Is. cJg-3s