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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18

London prin,,d report of tho trial, will now De
placed side by side; so that the base imposture
may. be the more plainly disceTned.
There are parts of "the forged letter" which,
according to the deposition, were taken, with
alterations, however, from the speech reported
to have been made by Mr.. O'Coigley at the
place Of execution, and which is Published IN
the London pamphlet, immediately before, "the
genuine letter" The rest Of the interpoIatedi
matter, Distinguished in printing the Forged
letter by italics, 4 ftrs only in this, that 1t is
entirely fabricated, eyery ,0ord Of IL, whereas in
the former, some of the words are retained, but
the sense altered by The ooutrivrrs OF this de-
,estable plot to suit heir wicked purpose.
The originals Of The several papers, here
printed, are in possession ofthe subseriber,wh'
will take pleaswe in showing them to any per-
son who may think proper to call OH him Tor
that purpose.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-18


November. 1928. The following is copy Of
the letter and affidavit.
"Philadeph,n, September 6, 1928.
~. BlNNs, ESQ
"SiI-l feel no manner Of hesitation In COM
plying wit the IT quest contained IN your note
Of the Cd inst. Indeed it was my intention
some time back to have disclosed the circum-
stances relative 10 the imposture which was
prac,iced opon the public respecting you in
1909. This was, however, principally prevent
ed BY my going about that time TO the Stale Of
South Carolina. In the interim most Of the
more distinguished parties passed from this TO
| the next world; and my own tenure ofexistence
being perhaps not less fragile, than tina, Of 9TH
ers; consider it no more than an act OF justice
| TO you, to disclose the fact, and to prevent any
further attempts to revive the matter, to do
which, a disposition has Of late sevt raj times
manifested itself.
| "rhe letter was manufactured in the fall OF
| | 500, Il think about the middle Of November
| had Oh, ained pamphlet edition Of the Maid
stone Trials Of 1898, to which you were par
| ty. In the appendix TO this edition, there was
letter from DR. O'Coiglsy 10 friend, stating
the circumstances Of his trial * condemnation,
making also several calls upon the Senero-
SHY of that friend, whose name is not given,
| in regard to the unfortunate Doctors kindred.
To the pamphlet was also appended an account
of his execution, with brief report OF his
words on the scaffold. The pamphlet was
shown 10 gentleman who then bore promi-
nent part in the management OF parties, and
who was conspicuous for his hostility to you.
Having looked over il with some attention, he
remarked, that If there was no danger OF being
confronted by another copy Of the pamphlet
i, might be made very useful. The late Joseph
Lloyd was then publishing the Pennsylvania
Democrat, and. it was suggested that it nigh, he
played off upon him, and some idea might be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

l9uhSUAEr 20 dccfee ol the Superior Court Of Cha,
- Gerry Tor The Lynthhufg District, pronounced on re 2rb
gay ~ Oct 1877 cause depending between Mellon Ors
t9tke, Ctawtnd Go. plaintiffs agaast WIN. Shelton snd
oefs deisudfft The undeftzoed marshal o sad corI
VII sft on The premises that ~, az The place eber. w,
Shson'stely fcsiied ~ day The 18Th Of Dec 1927 n
hfih not The fr dog thereafter, ~ way 81 public e
Ion, ON credit % I, % yfsr- tract Of Land IN kohef
e"nanng hs lcrrr, ociy of 6ff ocre we'd h,
tch1td u Dmk sad moety of VI W the Town II
btihtl The tract containing $50 acre. has 400 ,f,e, IN
~oo, anh . coh9ereI ~ good judges es.I N noi
Pefo 70 any tact of highland ~ The eeuny ~ Amhsr
Tue mprovemfufs SSH n he comfortable hsvo, f.ef
lug h-u,e With ~ aecesa,y oa hou.es Asy person., wishing
- ytw ne lln rrqscied 70 ca Eu,uud Ciafsr
Edmund Wini,on Inhney 4. Faiiip who lives On ~
premises. Bonds snb good security wiB he required 81 lie
ilI :. z. iIUr e0,- ~, =. %
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

CT between the two mcS derraved of mankind
ye', 'here csnnoi but lie -o're honest ms sensibl
men among the ffiend-, aud among enemies, o,|
br,h the candidate
vi. After Ioag though, and -on,s hesitation,
hsvs come to a conclusion, that the peace aud b,t
mony OF this United Federal Nation are r,,,. in,
poI'ant Than the election of either candidate
VII. Lastly, iippl re the frirn.is of General
Jackson, To obtain from him, beforehand. an ex-
piicit declaration up the following points That,
IN case he -ha'i he elected TO ths presidency h.
VIII not, as commander in OF the nation al
forces claim The light to s,isi end the ~ ri, NJ a.
beas Corpus, Whenever he shall think the r,rLir
saie'y reGni.sh- aud tina, he will not hold IN.
meinoers oi unauihorised conventions, as embed
during war on peace, TO advise and in effect "a
'rect the constituted authorities, smensbe 10 mill
'ary Trial and execu ion under the second article
oil war or, at least, that b. will exhaust the
whole force of the aiutie upon the members of the
iiHiord Harrisburg conventio,s Thi- lssi
Is a very inroriant matter: for in this age OF
conventions, il that article OF var shall receive
iahuanous construction as has teen given 10
Tue constitution, only think how many will be in
m-nt
For mys' IL the malay of iuaecision, susp nse
oil Judgment and neutrality. is, fer, fixed upon
me- beyond all hope ofremedy: aud very dstrc-.
sing m"iadY 1t IL. Buonaparie once told u.s. tbeie
should he no neutiRls-- which was eepetaJl,
aoush' 20 be contrary to the law OF nations bu,
80 settled point in the law of party. pray IL
may Toe considered, ,hat il is not my fault that
am neutral. have b,en all along doing my very
oes' 'e take sides; and shall not emf, nv exer..
| IONS; bet now that both parties have established
commit ees oil safety and vigilance in eve,y town
anu county, how am TO shew he least inclination
10 either, without being instantly de, ec,ed by tn.
other. and b. oh, back ty force or PERSUASION.
CHRISTOPHER eUANDARY.
Essen Cou1y. .Niv o, 1877.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

"A roHt OF held i,rt Iuuniy
L a aneth city, i.,c clni day Of New 1927
appearing 10 the sati.iaorn IL count that David
Meade - not resident n this y, n, J-, rr,
ORDERED, That the said Meade s.muop- T., .oe,r - III
eouihpu's OF sail eouay. The 9TH Thursday IN Decem
et nrk' nenS the court lay of said coniy then ard
d" show cause any he o,, Why the court ,hoi mo-,
nu'hor The nIecton If toll Bulge from land wing ON
.he hoih .r ut hill Greek, which elaine by sai
inihs county OF Elizabeth City aforts-iJ ie
in 81 Ud Point Comfort opposite thereto aud t,i hi, or
Thursday IN December aforesaid A e1i,y Te,le,
~ w. s. AkhIISTEAD, eisrk.
b'c;1. 80 -iithTh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

TO the LrGetees Of EHEa5eth TIyafkins
s1LEASE take notice, that ,-,li ready 10 ray Of my
y note, 'ich hirs Ei'z ts Wasins hodl, PAYABLE r
~ 'y 81 "a 1928, for tie rtesse Of nrSrO ynnsn p
mel, and ehildi and unless get r,sht from Lssie
VIII ao, pay the mon, y. HENRY HOTvAgp
Chester field comfy. Dee. 4. 50 --i-,-
"A YOUNG LADY whoht had sona experience d, f-1ei-
sng WISHES 10 obtain stu ston Governor "a private
'i'y OF will take charge VI School Hespeetshie
cts can he giyon regards qualifications, re- Letters all
dressed TO w H. FIX Hill, Post ONCE hues county viii
be attended TO- ~ W"
Dec. 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04
ron SALE.

ia tact "f land on ArPomr,tox River in Cumberland
- eoiuii ni 1I5 nearly hall OF chick !, rivcr
"p" OF nae qlaify and so ~ Of the high land
ny n'i"ring having hern Kept up rincpsly for
tots Tor many past 1t Ia, every convco. nc.
,'t o"fns an excellent cranlr, WHEAT irsrbn. b,cc,
barns, Nc and dwelling house Of rooms, which II YER,
Dde't tKPen'e might beTeIde ed
for family. A further deseririar i, deemed :, -
~ presumed that those deous Of purchasing viii view The
.HG Hhn Ildge Tor themelgsa IL ahnuf 60 nile, from
iohmonI and Petersburg, and in Che neig,,or nod ~
manufacturing MILF. Terms will be ACCOMMODATING.
JOHN MILLER.
CH"btltih"' Dec. --ttSthIan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

Nyy>TLLOuGHBY NEWTON, Anorncy n, Law. ,It-,o,
W neglect his professional duties. consequence Il
"e"g "rniher Of the LHg'arc o. his return ftom H,eh
mona nc Vi he found rrguitly the couts which he liz,
'toioIe attended, including the Superior Court Of Ch.
eg LOT 'Hr Ffcdercksbry Die During biz aienc. b..
cHens are requested 10 cal II ms nIce IT Lee Hall West,
noiei"nd, upon mr Robeft Mayo, ,g bring .u prs
IIe P,tsdns sHd 90 sny other Jce ist nay be
beet. On ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04
.4DIERTIIS - la .. ~

TVIlEREAs ny wife su,anuah Thomas, formerly s;1,ap
w nah NSwD, iss thought proper qun m he'd and
hard without any provoeotion have Thought &. e. f9txssa
al persons from trading with, or haIbonring her any man
nerthey DO will he incpn..sfcnt with dc.irs man
thtr o.n fesPen'b'y add may expect rigid en- yee,lsn,
81 fhe Law. Given under ny hlud This Jth Nov. 1877
JOHN THOMAS, Sr
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

Irust Sac ~ Negroes.
virtue of DeedDf Trust executed e., M nv Or Io
Ttem, Of the county Of Cumber4nd which deed i, Of
record IN The clerks Office Of The county aforesaid shall
Tor CASH 10 the hs he,t bidder at public auction am ihs
Day 81 januiry neS, (g fair n tho NJ II fair d,v Al
LshoTneI tsTern IN The county Cumberland, IS yery
V'iu'r SHgroesi Among them e1reent carpenfe, and
also m rate c"oper. Acting trustee shalI cell only
such '''ie rs Is vested "a ne by The dc,d oftfust
- NELSON PAGE, trudre
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-04

Bo'ai Of Ti,gilia. e
Nov 80. 1897. /
1NE annual meeting Of the of tb. Raj -,
virginia, will take place the Monday IN January
next, at their banking House in the city Richmond
n W. DANDRIDti A., cashier.
ptc. =. 6o--tf-tWirJan.
FARAERS' BA.fR or V7IRCfLNYT
S!ttE annual meeting of the Stockholders, for In. cleo
"a ton OF Directors for the Bsnk aud Tor The r1ic,, f
p.sr"un and Deposn will be held Tn..day the oh ds
OF S'huiy next WM NEKERVIS, Cashier.
6O-2awth
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

wages, but opposed an obstacle TO prevent th10
horses, which were 10 less and unframed
than their riders, from tramping on them, in
their irregular and wild PAGES
At length an athletic and dark-looking In
dian, who, by his air of authority, would seem
10 be The leader. summoned his chiefs about him
10 consultations, which was held mouned.-
This body was collected on the verv margin Of
that mass Of heritage in which the trapper and
his companions were hr1 As the young man
locked up and saw the threatening and herce
aspect OF the groupe, which was increasing at
each instant BY the accession OF some counte.
nance and figure apparently more forbidding
than any which had preceded it, he drew his ri
fle, by a very natural impulse, from beneath him,
and commenced putting it in state for instant
service. The female, at his side, buried her
face in the grass, by feeling that was, posi-
biz. quite as natural TO her sex and habits, eav-
ing him to follow the impulses of his hot blood,
but his aged and more prudent adviser wits.
pered sterny in his ear,
"rhe tick Of the lock is as well known TO the
knaves as the blast Of a trumpet to 4 soldier
Lay down the piece-.Iay down the pece-.should
the moon tonch the barrel, ii could not fail TO
be seen by the devils, whose eyes are keener
than the blacklist snakes! The smallest mo-
ton, row, would be sure TO bring an arrow a.
mong us"
Tie bee-hunter so far obeyed as to continue
immoveable and silent. But there was still suf-
Gcieni light to convince his companion, by the
contracted brow and threatening eye Of the
Young man, that discovery would not beslow
a bloodless victory on the savages. Finding
his advice disregarded, the trapper tock his
measures accordingly, and awaited the result;
with resignation aud camness that were cha
racteristics Of the Individual.
In the mean time the Siouxes (for the saga
CITY of the old man was not deceived in thu cha.
ractcr of his dangerous visitors) had terminal
ed their council, and were again dispersed i.
long the ridge OF land US if they sought some
hidden object.
"The imps have heard the hound" whisper.
ed the trapper, "and their ears are too true to
be cheated in the distance. Keep close. lad,
keep close; down with your head to the very
earth, Ike dog that sleeps"
"Let us rather take TO our feet, and trust 10
manhood" returned his impatient companion
He would have proceeded, bur feeling hand
laid rudely on his shoulder he turned his eyes
upward, and beheld the dark and savage coan-
tenance Of an Indian gooming full upon him.
Notwithstanding the surprise and the disaGyan-
tage oil his attitude, the youth was not disposed
to become captive SO easily. Quicker than
the fash of his own gun, he sprang upon his
feet, and was throtlling his opponent with
power that would soon have terminated the con-
test, when he fel, the arms Of the trapper thrown
around his body, combining his exertions by a
strength very little inferior TO his own. Before
he had time to reproach his comrade for his
apparent treachery, dozen Siouxes, were
around them, and the whole party were COM
peled 10 Weld themselves as prisoners.
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list Of letters,

Remaining in the Pc
d. G Ma
Persons Applying for lei
please say they are ADVENT
A
Doct u Alexander
Miss Eleanor Adams
Mr. Craven Allison
Thomas Angel
James Atkinson 2
Israel Alden
Walter w Alexander 9
B
John Brown
John Burns
Doct Bell
Mrs Blincoc
A B
VI L Blif
Capt Elijah Baxter
Andrew Bell
Hector Bragden
Capt George Bigelow
Mrs Ann Bond
William Beadle
George Beard
John S II Fl f. Beale
John Beele.
Mrs Britannia Bell
Miss Mary Brewer
Mss Maria Berry
G.
Mary Coats
James Curry
John Carron
James A Cannon
John Collins
James Cloud.
Miss Mary Ann Campbell
Leonard Cooke
Capt Crosby
Cbristiana Cooke
d
Capt Richard Dougherty
II II Dulany 2
Miss Mary + Daily 3
Oliveo Denham
Mrs. Elizabeth Dennison
Mr. Thomas Denison
Mr. Thomas Dean
william Dalton
Miss Ann Davis
Miss Mary Donnell
HorAio Day
Mrs Deckell
T.
William Egan
G.
Capt George C Gibbs 4
DIR William Gibbons
Mrs Rebecca Ganatt
John G Gray
John II Goley
II
Edward Hilsee 9
John Harrison 9
Miss Catharine Hoskins
Mrs Ann Howison
william Hayman
William Herbert
Josiah B Hills e
Barten Hall 2
William Hundleton
John Hall
Mrs Hester Holley
Miss Matty johnson
may2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-04

Post Office at Alexandra,
May LIST, 1927.
or letters in the following list, will
or they may not get Them.
Dennis johnson
July Ann Julius
Joseph Junkins
X
. John Kirk
John kezendoffer
l.
9 Joseph A Lloyd
Mr. II Lee
James Larry
Mrs Harriet NJ Lloyd
Susanna Lawrance
Benz II Lewis
NJ
James Natter
Robt Vaudeville
James Mathews 2
Abial Marshall
James Mackenzie
Elizabeth II MarIl
Jos Mcconnell
Albert baltimore
Z
Sarah Pennington
Capt Israel Perry
John J Proctor
Miss Fanny Page
Elizabeth A S Palmer
VIM Patrick
Miss Celestia Preuss
Edward Prise
Miss Mary Ann Polk
II
Thos Rowand
bell Capt A Rhodes
John 7 Richardson
Richard Il Ricketts,
Richard Rock
William Robinson
.rty Jas Roberts
Basil Spaulding & Son
George Stuart
son John Suth 9
Robt ) Saunders
Capt Simon Shibles
Leah Swami
Chas Scott
Alex NJ X Swift
T Savage
II
Jno Thomas
Saml Tennison, WIN Man
kins or Jno L Armstrong
4 Simeon Tate
Walter iibbitt
Henry Tolson
Edward Tolson
Thos Talbot
Fred'k Vschari I
ms John Wrenn
Jas Ward
William l. Wynn
Samuel Wheeler
= Prudence NJ Whit
John Whiting
Henry VERIFY
Capt VIM p pung
James N Ygtshire
DANL. PYAN, p. NJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24
SAnDTERY.
=.
THOMAS MACKENZIE,
9IDDIIsR

No. do SouIb Street, BALTIMORE,
Has lately commenced tht 5,npottatlen Of Plat.
ed, Steel > Ind saddIery --suob rs -
Patent spring aud Fancy siirrups;
Birdie bits Ut all kinds and patterns,
Plated oleei Buckles Trunk locks;
1ut sals Haihnga Hooks; Curb chains
Ladies slipper stnrups Halter and Trace
Chains;
Brats Trunk Nails Patent Shot Chargers
(sYkesD
Poost fte proof powder TASKS;
Plated spurs Whip Bnckskins;
Girt 5uaining Vets brass 1runk Cor
English Birdie leathers, double and single,
Ac Do
A. these Good. AT bought in England from
the Manufactures. A. M, ioieea cash prices. per-
sons dealing IN the ahDyr articles, would doubt
less do well by ,hlhnF hrlore they make their
purchases added q which, ~, Importer Is q
young breinnr, b. tbs line Of business, and -
therefore nseess1tlg compelled TO sell iow Ia OF.
de- - insure tustoin.
The advertiser also manufactures aud keeps
constantly ior sale y bolcsale aud Helaii:
Saddls npd b. dies otali descriptions,
Saddl hag khirccs Hatuess,
futl.mautcau travelling ItUuhg,
fancy blnc, a hair 10
Carpet Bng, A. &c
\ Al order, II. mail, o otherwise attend.
ed /. VIII g1eat p,usiuulity and dc.patch Aud
Ggud' PVT A. fOr, n tiny onhld he Wret The paf-
ciaa. .ytsem. THOMAS MACkGNIik.
1rH. - d5t7
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ANOTHER PROOF.

The reader will see by the following letter,
signed J. e. Bnncf5, that " the Hero still has
certificate men, whowll swear 10 any thing lie
saws and teetie more Now, we would, in
sober seriousness, enquire, whence the necessity
of Nj IsaaCks thrusting himself ON the public
view Does he make any new charge against
Mr. CLAW Does he make any evidence TO sus-
tain the old charge? No. He docs neither .
and yet iancyng 4 call from a crazy editor to
tell TO his constituents Ubathe knors about the
bargain between Mcssrs Adams 4 Clay, to be a
call from those constituents he sends his name n
broad IN connection with another upon an ass0.
citation with which he depends for notorety :
and assuming the port q bearing OF the gallant
Knight of La Mancha, lac wages war Of fierce
ness against a flock OF sheep, which his vivid i'm
agmation constfueS into an army Of men, with
:. hiIted brand and spear Mr.. Isaack's letter,
though intended to conform the Jacksonitcs in
what they are pre- determined 10 believe, can
have no other effect with any impartial mind
than to create disgust at a system of continued
deception aud fraud. We do not hesitate 10
saw that Mr.. Isaacks although he may not have
told direct falsenood, yet equally blame wor-
thy as if he bad because, II is hs evident intea'
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P0LlriCtLPRICEs CURRENT.

g. l y
4rrary.--ls ypttiu, m1,h in fashion and
I'm e,eiaf ga.p,1d IN tie market. LARGE impor-
60 ~ Nc ~
for hous eaaao,g,ioD and the bidder, are eager
10 obtai, II NJ sI,,,ost a,,v mira That married.
aliifcia, is esteemed the most vaInablr. M ticn.
larIy when if j, entitled 10 n nrem,nm. in me
shape Of IN office.
Feie-gli.s, 4 ont NJ season and me former
holders seem deter,ined 10 sel out as sne,dlv a.
possible. unou the hest terms thar can he had
nee the rbisf ol9ugJrrtttrr has quit the bust
ne,s tits snnoosed tbattbest on hand will rnn
out. mles, nov .o,nlv ortbo Genuine s,a,np
Is snead " sunolieI h,r, the interior,
PHri,figa -lYzen ,nnr, ,tiulter,fed is ca
corly ,angbr aG = AMI tbere arc prrft,, brisk na.
Grafton, IN ,be mark, by ,yav of ar,ot,,tion
lhe suaply of the cid fashioned ori,inaI ,rtirle
iS,Ir,5, . .',',, - ~,
thai dissertation asit is ,staemrL too easily for
tie comn,an run of rrstcr,er.
D'ysaaplqtj,,, Ah,u,I. aud taere ;s an i,
n.,.i, s'''p9 "'ia coming ~ !" "'.e' i've 'ulS
aware 5fi,s value and hon a CONSTANT stock on
hand lur me purp.sa ,l' s,s5lia,ipn.
Ihrir4e.-Tna# t53. !, mi. article is very
brI.< anl specnlation> will ne extensive unflaf
'e' the nrxt election.
h'Higa "ni|oa-Che atly muse and atogeth-
-" mVanahle rs Il pennr a, for the eSrirpatjon Of
r ,, disorders Brisk sales have lately taken
P0".
L"Sefw'o'l-6ettlng again in fashion, after
"N"'i SUSPENSION otNalas. lis holders are ella
Ia Present ,.,,,,,r ,,,,,,.., ,r.,,or;,s ,..;il
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v, AND F0& StlE.-Ghe suhscrber' m
q tending to discontinue planting, oilers tor
81. tbc trart OF Land on which he now resides,
l,ing in Bedford county, within SIX miles OF
iynebburg. adjoining Inc lands OF Patrick Bun
tn.a Edmund Copt,,. Hiram Gbcatwood Nathl.
Manson and Mrs. Gath Meriwethcr.- he
Fact contains 80 - acres, $50 OF which IS
h.,yIg, ,in5arcd the balance enher IN high
,f,fo Of cultivation, or (with a little exception
,yal covered As it is presumabe iha' any
o,e ,,ishn.e n buy. will first view the premises d
n,rtirnlar description is thought superilnonN the
l,ascriber would bat iu,t observe that II I. a de.
.i,.,,l. olace both tor health and cultivation. =
,,,oi,lboihaoa Is thought to be one Of the
Lo.t !, Virri.la. On TIN, tract are all necrNsa
r, improvements. The dwelling house e. Is large
,,d Convenient. though not entirely thishrd
The subscribe. viii sIew the premises to any
one wishing TO buy NJ, 100.
Teens one thlrd payable LIST May ia29 :
ona ,h;,d ist Nav, ls29; the balance LIST May,
Jgon A deed OF trust ar satisfactory bonds w'ii
be required. 'LE"r'N ~ a,,a;fz5
August ?.
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POSTPONEMENT.


= AYE Subsabcr, residing a. New Glasgow,
IN Amherst county. wishes 10 dispose Ut
several yoluahlr Tracts ofLaud in Amherst and
Nelson counties.
Amongst the number there is one unot on vi.
ncv Hl,rr containing lnOo acres.
Onc tact on the waters OF Eye and P,ney Ri
vers. containing about l5oo acres e..
-Four tracts On Bufulor River e6ntaiaing 100
800. 6no. a. 30 acres.
One tact ON fcdlar River, containing about
1900 acres.
And one tract near 1reuts Ferry containing
i50 aors.
IL mu.t Of these Lands are rs ynluabeas q.
ny 10 Nr found IA the nper country, aud are "cIl
adapted Ia the cultuIc OF corn, heat anh tnhaC-
90. 1hry arr N good order for cropping and
will be divided 50 rs "a suit purchasers and Sold
AZ reduced price II cot sold before, they Wi
offered lor sale, 10 the highest bidder. nj Amherst
October court on, accommodating trtms.
DAVID ) OAKLAND.
August 30 ls2tl5.
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InAURSU ANf ta decree Of the superior
Court OF Chancety foo the L'Hchburg
District. rendered on the 2sih day ci October,
1876, III the cnnsc Of Edmund y Aorvell, tx
Of lloma. Norgcll, dec. against Reuben Nor-
,cilan other, defendants. The undct.iF0es
Marshal. Of the sand court, vii sell, by way Of
p. lie auction, ON twelve months credit, before
~, door uf the said Natshal's Office, ia the Town
o. Lynchburg, on Thursday, the 18th day o, DC
tober 1927 # iair, if not, the next tar day.
thereafter, the following Slaves, to vii Sam,
Charles, David Hannah, Lucy and her cnid
two years old, with the increase OF the females
since the Goth day Of January 1910. Bonds
with approved security will be required
THOMAS A. HOLCOMBEa NJ,
Sept "a. tlctdsiIl1.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24
$1,000 Tickets AT 81 ~ 100000
MODE OF DRAWING

900 Tickets Al 81 - S4boOU
MODE OF DRAWING
The numbers vii be- pui into one wheel,
a urual, md in another will be put The Pri.
2as. AboYe the denomination OF W. dollar.
aud the drawing 10 progress IN The hsnht
maouer The 10000 pr,aes of Two Dollars.
" III be- nwnrdrd IL high Of lOw nnmlVr, 10
he Determined bs that which mny draw The
prIzr oil 6,oGo dollars.
Low Numbrl from ! 10 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, luonl 20 40. inc'lsiVe
\ holder oil tive tickets, High ana low, must
ri nece#5lly drn~ on smali pre-, and may
draw TWO CArlI NJ PRIZES also.
IEhTg1S.
Present price 81 Irkcts--whole. 80 ALL
8l--gnnrtcr, 81 cents
For package, mol less lhnn % whole Tx
cts, seheme price, for approved nolr5. "a.
- fifteen days after the drawing without
intcre t.
orders. by mad, post paid, will weai the
nmc attention as on personal application.
Address 10 AVG. LEI NitH,
Aug. 30. Manager