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NNRUSr SALE.--By virtue of deed OF tr's'
- made TO the subscribers by Edward Lyh.'
and Msfyhis wife, on the LIST day OF May, ls-i'
and of record in the clerks office of the cou'l:
court OF Campbell, for the purpose OF secu'Ine
the payment Of three several sums OF mohc!
therein mentioned, with interest, due Chii''o
pher Ninfree, will be sold, by the subscribers
at public auction, for ready money. on the pre-,
misses, on Thursday the 9th day OF July mex, .
certain Tract or Parcel of Land, in the county
of Campbell, and lying within one mile ana -
half OF Lynchhurg, known by the name Of 'l,'
Fishing Creek Mill Tract, with dwelling nous, >
other out houses and grist mill thereon ana con s
tanning three hundred and twenty acres De t ~.
same more or less. Possession to be had -. -"
day OF October next Such title only VIII "
conveyed by us as is vested in us rs trustees
{, ANTHONY, lTpstees.
JOHN VICTOR,
Mays, etds@9
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Sign of the Golden Mortar,
SPRING GOODS.

IlHE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale a
we'll selected assortment ofSEASONABLE
DRY GOODS of the latest style aud fashions,
which, together with low prices will, he hopes,
be an nducemcnt for dealers to call and e1an-
me the assortment,
Among them arc Che following:
ID TO Cd Cambria and Joconet Mu5lins
PLAN and hg'd Null and Book Musins, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain and extra fed
Common and superior prints, new style
Plain and stripe Batlste, Silk Bafrage
SWISS Muslin Capes and Collars
Elegant Gauze and Silk Hkfs.
lrish Linens, Black Lutestring do Surcnssan
Ladies' KID and Hosltn's Gloves
GentIemen's ilo5lSins and Woodstock do
Ingram and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS, new style
Fine Versailles and NaIcntla Vestings
Superior Blue and fancy eoored Cloths
Brown, bleachcd aud plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited ~ the
season and demand, and will, IT Is hoped, render
satisfaction 10 customers
ABNEY NJ, FACkLEP,
Bank Square, Lynchbnrg
Nav $50
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FANCY STORE.

SsVsE have this day opened very general
wv assortment of rich and elegant Fancy
Goods, surprising in style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered TO the public.
Satin Scarfs 3 ~ yds. long beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss Scuris entirely new
Gauze, Barge & Gau dc Maple silk Illds.
A great variety of shaded figr Silks
Elegant Reticues, plain and shell middiss
BRUSSELS thread lace and ctlgings
Gimp laces which will wash equal to thread
4 beautiful assortment OF new style Rel, Rib
bouS
Waveily stripe and other fancifnl hgr. Caioocs
Bateste and Badge Dresses, all shades
300 pair fancy cold SILK and Prunclia Shoes.
The above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for, places us in an attitude ia
furnish oar friends on such terms That We tiatter
| ourselves, Will give general satisfaction.
H. Country Merchants are respectfully invi'
ted MCKEE, ROBINSON q co.
May %. tis2
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June 22

NrOTlCE.-By virtue of deed OF trust, ex.
~ ecuted by Alexander BridSland, bearing
date the l7th day of February, 1926, aud re
corded in the county court Of Campbell. for the
purpose of rAdennitying Joseph DIard | shall
proceed to sell at public auction, for cash, be.
fore The market house, in the town of Lynch
burg. on FRIDAY the 4oth July next, tenement
and parcel Of land lyrS IN the county of Camp
bell nenf the town OF Lynchburg, containing
shoutou acre being the tenement occupied by
Ihe said Bridg and-adjoming the lands of tho
late Wm. b lynch. | shall convey such title
only as is vested in me under the decd of trust
above mer oned.
WM. RADFORD, Trustee.
juno - ctdsi6
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9 ,3.,SI =. : o PfgS Trustees.


My .iine, .iHen,
\ ssolr place ofresialrncc is nokho~n TO
~ n5s. laLe this n,c,i'yd - informing yon.
t5aT sail on Fri,dy the 3lst August. l527 aud
ceatinne tao day il Unnecessary, al Union Ian,
IN ,he cansv og Franklin and State Of Virginia
proceed 10 iske IN. sfidaylts ofbur"ell Law an
others. 10 ~ read a, evidence IN a snit m Chan
Gerry depending ia the county court OF rankin
wherein YOU sle plaintiff and l. as n1stee iof l'o'
bert n Dickinson. am defendant. II which
ne aud place YOU may attend o. not. foms,
- JOSIAH " DICKINSON.
june - trN8'
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IDuRsUANT to a decree rendered on the
= 10Th day of October, 1926, in the Superb
or Court of Chancery for the Lynchburg Dis
trict in the cause OF Nathan Lotus & Co. Pitts
". John Bib Deit.-ihe undersigned Mar
shal OF the said court will sell by way OF pub
lie auction, for cash, on the premises, on Tues
day the oath day OF July, 1927, (if far, if not
the next lair day thereafter the land in the said
decree mentioned, containing 100 acres, more
or less, being the land ON which the said Bibb
resides, and adjoining the lands of Nm. II. Ca
bell, Robert Rives, Thomas Bbb and tie lands
OF the estate of VIM johnson decd.
i, A. IOLCOMBE, Marshal
June o. c4wJ6
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For Rent. until Christmas.

VINE HOUSE AND FARM, about one mile
- from Lynchbmg, recently in the occupan
cy fMr John Lee dccd-This farm has every
advantage of aresidence near town, being plea.
sanity situated and beautifully improved 10
gether VITA The farm. may be had an ample sup
ply OF provisions, laid in by the late MIR. Lee E;
likewise, tso negro men, and n woman, who is
cook the crop of corn, rye, oats and clover ;
and also a part OF the Furniture, if desirable
There is good supply oflce.-Terms accomoda.
ung.-Appy TO NATHL. MANSON.
May -. Ictsj1
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80 Y virtue OF IA deed OF trust executed Ito
- The subscriber by jacob ~ Cardoza
Gearing date the 9th day Of July 1923, aud
duly recorded in the clerks office of the
Lynchburg Hastings court, for eoriainpurpo.
ses therein mentioned, | shall oa Friday The
18th Gay OF luiy ueNt, upon the Promises pro.
eaed to sell TO the highest bidder for ready
money, one lot Of ground with dwelling
house, ana other improvements thereon sitn.
ated. on third street, in the town Of Lynch.
burg, containing forty eigb, feet FROM and
sixty feet deep, being the lot Immediately be-
hind the Baptist injecting house.-acting as
trustee, the subscriber will convey only
such itie as IS Vested in him
c. ANTHONY.
..une %. tdso3
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S}oh ELNf.-The Mills commonly called
'he redonian Mills, situated in Campbell
No,h'y ABOUT seven miles below Lynch6ure
anu d WITHIN luo yards or less, of james River .
'r o. ''a'pef particulars, terms, sc, apply to
Thomas b. Gay residing near the nren,is5s ~
TO tile subscriber IN Richmond. '''SS' u
May g, -'''' i''i ~, aoN.
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Eals,tlsT : u = -s-tls virtue eta dee'ioi rust
II eteruasl n John \. Rose, 70 The s"i'sei +
bFr. 10 ,sr1sie purposes .fhcfein esPt'sssa >
,.lieh ssiitfs< deed sas a.lgaiitcd 70 recon-" ~
-. e.rl'> aiise al the COUNTY caarf oi sn'f''f'
:. t,e 2lsi 81 Ap6i te13--Ihe nndsfs't"sa
Ill. pa the l4ih 9aae rezt, cell 10 Tue hsN's'
.,dde,. ona oisdit until ,hc 1T day Of January
az, the rfacs 81 ind conveyed IN the deco q
fsrssa,d. siz: abort three hundred acres 'ns
=. ,as connls a Amherst. aud adloias the isnas'
Of waliam Morgan, Rm. NJ haiief saa a'e
y ,se Nn- trad. rpan tbs traet Of land there
i eood dpeIlipg house, aud al other necessary
as, houses Inc undersigned scsne As uhs-
g. wi convey no other at further hie than IS
xs.te.l in them by the deed aiofesald, but ihey
helieec thni TO b. ge7sd
.ANEs :. PENN,
eOsTpoNEMEN In consequence OF bad
weather the above .ale Is postponed aoh J ~
day tho 2Gh Jal, nea'. whe" II WI certainty
fske 4lac, Al tlic house ut Jno Rose residing
An one hundred yards Of i4nd
June =. -. .,.--.1
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
!. OlICE.-By virtue of a deed of trust ex

M OllCE.-By virtue of deed of trust ex
~ eculed to The subscriber by George DiU-
guild il for certain purposes therein mentioned.
which deed has been duly recorded in the cOun-
ty court OF Campbell, viii be sold 10 the highest
bidder, Tor cash, at the residence OF the sad
George Diusud, on Monday the 10th day Of
July, ls21, the following real aud personal es-
tate viz: a tract Of Iaud in the county OF Buck
ingham, containing l57 acres, more OF less and
adjoining the lands OF Won. Stevens and others.
Also the tract at land onwhicl he resides, in The
county of Campbell, containing 200 acres, and
the following Slaves, ~ other personal property,
Ned Charlotte, Dasy, KITTY, sally, John and
Eyallne, his household and kitchen iurulture, to-
gethc" with his plantation utensils, his provisions
and crop ON hand, and all his personal property
ofesery description. Acting as trustee, shall
only convey such title as is vested in me by the
decd aforesaid.
STEPHEN 5. DIUGUID, Trustee.
July 5. ctds Is
>
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NVIRGlNIA:--i II a Superior Co,uiof Chm.
" ceryhotdsn IN heaowa Of Lynchburg, "a,
2la day Of My, lo2j:
Ansle"' Lyneh, pr
against
Howmd Bennett, Samuel U5uR, EHjot Gram,
ana Robert Lore, Detb
On lie motion Of The defendant, Samuel If.
att, by counsel 10 dissotre The injunction aleardgs
the ptGihit ~ IRIS cause on the l7gs DIN,
Of Janamy last, the court on consideration IF
the diH dAstCer Of that defendant, and eriibiJ
and after hearing counsel IN opposition 1, N,
motion, doth order M4 he plaintiff upder
bltore one Of the commissioners If the court -,
account Of The profits Of the trust subject IN the
bill mentioned since Tie FIRST dag Of Jaauarvlog
as also an account Of a1ty Qf the profits HereOfnOt
pad 0rer 10 The detsnaat, HoWard Bennett and
has t0i}c ROSdmoHd Bennett, and The said commits.
SioRer IS required 10 erGnliHe state and settle The
sad accounts md MAKE rsp0H Thereof the courf.
'oih day matters speciality stated, thought yeri.
Hem by himself, or required by cpnJttes 10 be -,
stated, ami The court doth further order that the
pta1a.V hoh aRQ future profits subject to lhek,
tare order ef tie court.
dnm al q Superior Court of Chancery holden af
The sad torn Of Lyllctburg on the IAN dagof
Nag, 1927
Charles II. LYNCH executor Of Anslem Lynch,
decd PlE
ogaind
Howard Bennett, Samuel T. Wiatt, Elijah Craze:
0ad Robert Lore, Defs.
By consent Of the parties By counsel james G.
Deatag IS appointed trustee Of Howard Bfnatit
and RosamoRd las icte, under tie deed Of the
sixteenth tug Of March, one thousand eight hun
dIcd oIld fourteen, IN tts room Of Anslem Lynch,
dec'd.dndthe court doth order that one otis com.
missioners do take the account directed By hcor,
der mode IN This cause on the HItg-fra dan eC
Mayone thousand eighl hundred and tUeaty:fuf,
True COPIES, JOHN WILLS, Ck
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Lpchbnrg, June 9Th, 1927.
The parties IN mis- cause ariH take notice dq:
ih9pc appointed MoadqW, The SiEh dqyof IN.
gust nert, 10 carry the foregoing order Of coe3
into effect, al wtieh time they are required to @-
tend at mgoGce IN this tom. wiih Their dcccH a
aud rOucterS, P,tpdref, for examination and ~
Hc#ent. CIilo. L. JOHNSTON, Com.
81,
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II AND.-for sale 900 OF 1000 acres Of Hand,
- lying ON Gamblers AloGntan. ami about
! miles from l.ynchburg, adjoining the lands of
Capt Richard Perkins, Thomas Norman. A.
chills Douglas, ara Daniel Gambler. This land
IS heavily tImbered with pine, poplar &c. and
containing much valuable tobacco aud meadow,
land. The citizens of LynchbuTg, or lis vicni.
ty, TO WHOM the land would be valuable. Wi
app TO Robert H. Gray fer further particulars.
untIl the last day ofjuly next, on which dev il
will be exposed to public auction, ON credit Of
& L. and l8 nonths. The said land will h,
sold altogether, or in lots to suit purchasers
Bonds with approved security, Will be required
from the purchasers. This valuable real estate
may be had at very reduced price. Attention
viii be be paid to any private applications made
to Robert II Grey, my agent in Lynchbnrg,
who Is fully authorized 10 sell the said land.
ARMlSTEAD LONG.
''He 49, tctds46.
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JOHNSoTN'S NEW WORK.

KnHE subscriber has received On deposit for
"a Subscribers to Johnston's wonderful pro
duction, calleda Narrative of the incidents at
tending the capture, detention and ransom of
Charles Johnston, who was made prisoner blythe
Indians on the River Ohio, in the year 1890
Subscribers in Lynchburg, aud the adjacent
country are particularly requested to Call on
mt immediately and get their books. will
barely remark that the work is truly valuable
and very amusing and interesting to all who have
read tit by far surpasses expectation, being
handsomely written and neatly printed on fine
paper, &c. &c. The public are fur her infor-
med thai / have few copies of the above va.
luablc work for sale ABRAM X. NORTH
June 23
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CTS Spanish Hides, for sale by
IOHN WILLIAM ~ GASWEL} POE.
July 4 eGtS
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YnaURsuANr to a deed of trust executed ia

YnAURSuA ANT to n deed OF trust executed ia
~ us ~ ,,aa,tet and Jord.n d'lihoay, bear
tg5 date The 22d March, 1919, lhict deed IS dug
recorded in Tie o9icc Of The county soert ot Caap.
bctt, a,ld IN the obice Of the fius'iagS court q
Lplct5urg fer certain purposes therein mtH',og-
Ell, the subscribers pW, on HtdHsSday Tie 2ouE
day Of Jug, sell al p,iiic auction, upon MsPfe,
Muses. The toltoicing property 10 ~t:-i I,t
handred feet efgrouad lying on Diamond a' o. %
tirst strc6t-t1co acres ofgrourd on Franklin b'a,
on the upper side Of NE street--ons acreo sfoR5
near RepubieA spring tuenty Three acres o. i1$
9itaate on James .Rirer, near the residence Of aF'
Laagtorae, and ten acres Of idud situate tEg,9
tohat is commonly rallied HiastOa hill, t1eo ni"tS
from he torn Of Lynchbwg. Terms q sac
mace knona on the day Of sale, -Act'aS as
trustees ace miu tonoey s,,ck TILE only IS res
ted ~ as. S1ML. J. HARRISON
MICAJ1H DAVIS Jr' !
Jnig5 ctds45
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1te virtue of deed of trust executed 10
- the subscribers by Capt Reuben Norycl,
Ion certain purposes therein mentioned, and du-
ly recorded IN the county court of Amherst, we
shall proceed ON Monday the sixteenth day of
July, lbemE Amherst court day) al the Court
house, 10 sell to the highest bidder, (if not dis
posed of Sooner 10y private contraCO the follow
Ing tracts OF Land, situated in the county of
Amherst Ono tract on James River contain
ing upwards six hundred acres. commonly
called Christians quarter ; one other tract ada.
cent thereto, containing two hundred and fifty
,hree acres one other tract adjoining the last
mentioned tract. containing four hundred "a.
CreS /. one other tact on Otter Creek, contain
ing two hundred and forty acres, and one other
tract being thai upon which Capt NorveI re-
sides. containing three hundred and fifty acres.
Such OF The above tracts ASSURE under cuiiiya-
ton viii remain al the occupancy Ofthe tenants
until the growing cop IS taken of at which time
posses. ion will be delivered 10 the purchaser
The sale will commence or the day, and place
above mentioned. and il not concluded, will be
continued from day, TO day, until all the said
tracts of land are sod.--Ierms OF sale which will
be liberal made known on the day
{. ANTHONY.
q. X NOhfELL.
u The above sale is with my entire appro.
baton. REUBEN NORVELI.
June % ctds4S.
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David Po'rrt KYLE

srf AVE i,lst received cases gean'ne Grass
ri Bleachod irish Linen Of the best fabric
Whirb they Gao recommend With confidence.
Jnlr O. &c
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Copper and Tin Mandatory.
Lewisburg and Fincastle Stage.

LewisburS and Fincastle Stage.
/nHE Subscribers, on the 9th inst (June, J
"a will commence running a STAGE from
Lewisburg to Fincaste ; this viii connect their
line which TO the Ohio River with the val
ley Stages, from towards Nashville, Lynchburg
&C. and will enable persons visiting " Walkers
Sulphur, Red and Sweet springs, Salt, Sweet
Blue White Sulphur to do SO by Stage con
yeyance. The Stage will leave Lewlsburg eve
~ Sunday morning and arrive al Flu astle eve
~ Monday evening; aud will depart from the
Bell Tavern in fmcastle every Tuesday ON the
arrival Of the Valley stage from the south.
For passage il tins Stage. for each person.
there will DC charged, from
tincastIe TO Walkers Sulphur ! 70
do Sweet Springs z SO
do Uuion q 70
do Salt Oh Sweet Sulphur 4 81
do Lewlsburg -
DO White Sulphur 6 50
Each passenger Will be allowed to take 2Olbs OF
baggage free OF charge but all over that, will
be CHARGED for at the rate OF 81 per cipf per.
100 miles. II will be required OF gentlemen in
health to walk up the mountains. Those who
first register their names at The places where tie
Stage tops, shall have the preference
J. +. CALDWELL,
ID. SURBOUGH
Juhe % Iwd5
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NMfB. VALENTINE GOoD-Si--1ake no.
4eI ticc, that, on Monday TIE 24th OF Septem-
bel next in the county of Pittsylyania, at the
courthouse, between the rising and setting of tho
sun of that day, lshall proceed to take the de
positions of enjamn Mirge and others. Also,
on Wednesday the 26th, in the eoitnty Of Frank
lm at Henry Carper's, the dispositions OF James
& Wright and others, q shall proceed from day
to day until completed, to be read as evidence III
a certain case therein depending anl ondeier-
mined in chancery in the county court OF Frank
lin, in which am plaintiff and you defend,
ant at which times and places youmay attend
or not. JOHN WINNER, Jr.
June % q
Delaware journal., 1827-12-21

introduced by Mr.. Wright, Of Ohio, relative to the
sale of lands conveyed to the United States, in GER
tain cases. The bill had been introduced with leave
of the House, and was read twice and committed
to the Committee on the Judiciary, and was SO en-
tered on the Journal. This entry was alleged u
be the entry of proceeding contrary to the rules
of the House, which require that bills thus introdu-
ced by the courtesy Of the House should be sent to
committee to be prepared, before they could be
subjected to legislative action. II was moved by
MIR. Taylor to amend the Journal but the motion
was nesatived by vote of 10! to63. subsequent
motion was made by Mr. Iayor, to rescind Sc
much of the proceedings Of Friday, as were subse-
quent to the asking and obtaining leave to Introduce
tie bill referred TO- and this motion being success
fl, that part Of the proceedings was rescinded, and
the motion of MIR. Wright was then referred to the
Committee on the judiciary. with instructions to
prepare and report bill. Several private bills were
reported, read and committed and a great number
Of petitions and resolutions were received. A com,
munication was received from the Postmaster Gen
eraI, in reply to a resolution. on the subject OF the
obstructuns ON the Mail Road between Natchez and
New Orleans
Delaware journal., 1827-12-21

CN.SUNESSiONAA.

Tuesday, November ls, 1927.
In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Harrison's resolu-
ton for the better accommodation OF the Reporters
Of the proceedings of the Senate was agreed to-
Nr. Hayne presented the memorial of sundry cltl-
zens of Boston and its vicinity, praying that no ad-
dltiona duty be imposed on imports, especially OF
Wocns. which was read and referred. The COM
'oittee Of Finance reported, without amendment,
the bill repeating. in part, the duty on imported
Salt Mr.. Ridgey submitted a Resolution, refer
Tug to Select Committee of five the revisa and ar
rangement of thcRues of the Senate. MIR. Johnson
OF ky. submitted Resolution for the examination
OF all the sites on the Western Waters, hitherto
proposed as suitable for the establishment of Ma
liona Armory, in substitution Of the resolution
withdrawn by him on Friday, Mr.. Webster appear
ed and tonk his seat
In the House of Representatives, desutory dis
eusslon took place on the subject OF the entry ol
the Journal Of Friday, of the proceedings on the bill
Delaware journal., 1827-12-21

The next most important intelligence impaired
by these arrivals is the dissolution by the King OF
France of the Chamber OF Deputies, and the slinh'-
laneous creation of 76 new peers, OF whom accorG-
ing to the Constitutional, 38 are Ex-Depues VIC
observe in the list six archbshops. The names OF
those new peers are not OF those before marked
IN the recent history ofFrance--indeed the journal
des Debats, remarking upon them says . Among
the peers Just given 10 France, one only is known
in the world, and he is indeed ilustrious but even
his name conspicuous, some years ago upon an
other list, that of the prescribed They refer to
Sout, Duke of Daimata, who is included IN the new
creation.
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a7'ointc 50 far rs n suspend tue decree. in or.
a. :" permit the fist eiie 10 answer fhe libel
IL l." IN an tiins. "A q 1tWas born # lhr second
wlie and the tecte,e being suspended the nn.
lucky husband found himself ld,c Alexander
claimed by two ~ NJ quetas. - issues WEI, ioln-
cd between the patt,as and tie pleading, hrnng
all regular n mature they ciriurd tht decks Tor
action aud began To hgbt the interesting battle
before sPrcaI Jury IA the ctmau Pleas, Judgr
King presiding, on the Odd October ISL. The
Charges madc by the husband against the 6lst
"lfe, were deSerion aud adultery Numrrnn,
witnesses were callci, and the tidl WIS conduct
ed, on both $" :, With aaspif#fe loal The ,i-
dehce closed,and the discussions ct counsel cnm-
meaccd On the 2lth. aud On the evening ofine
2at5, after luoid \ mpafrlt ehnrsc tfomJndee
kmg he jury retired. lie ne>t morning a vrl-
dle' was feturned. scqultrng the respondent ct
the charge 81 adultery hui finding ,nf..nur the
llhellan' on the change ri malicious dsscrton
motion was made bt the espondlnt's counsel
10 new hlal the same morning. Counsel FOR
the lhed NJ. Geo sc Dallas. 10 lor the re-
,fondent. The Sergeant aud sampson Leuy,
Lsqs
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NETWORK.

rror, TIE ipuo~ag paragraph from
i .,,,ey,,5I 4irrrtjser, thai the jackson
tle ', ,z. ssercedfd in the City of New-folk,
lp' ,,s majority:
~ '"' =, ass OF TIE ELECTION
t,l,.ti,p. in which we have been actively
III -, hp List three days, IS ovcr-hut mol
fasas nv W ave been routed. beaten,
- ~ I..a1 Nv men who have swarmed forth
~ .,.,,iyer,a nj suffrage system who have
IA heard + before. and thousands OF
ne -,aneiih,r Local habifaion in New
an n,nr in he directory, and who
I'm own nov be-fopnd We have no
e',.' re,,ro, from many ofthe wards. but G.
I'm loawn 10 make tie head sick, snd the
mug r,ot The Jackson majority in this CITY
hs' ,,,f,, To he over. rs under 6Oo0. There
Is j. that the clements con ributed TO in
~ ,'',s disa.te ms the driving tempest of
era, ,, which continued with unabated fury
}s'9l ,"' coils osed, by keeping the far
'a' n,Iiljcians, who are always on our
"f''u, home beside their comfortable era es
p" r.I ther maioritics several thousands. he
.,., men on tn contrary, were IN their gio.
- -, ,las delight in riding upon tempests. We
- trngly upon this deplofahl' aiscomii.
IN regard 10 an ordinary state election.
,yberp il i. merely a contest between ms AMI
- rc can bear defeat with composure, and
.',,, ..,rt ourselves ,to merry nN'i ~ DIS
,,a,oo it. But sport cannot smoothe the Win.
,lsl rore upon oar brow TODAY a great pin
INTO which if sanctioned ny the peoP,e, will
a,,i,,5'y. and that a, a# dis'na, Ja,, sabHef
..,5 NJ sent farm ef Cove nmcut. We her 10
mon lAe result of us election lin the
'a,.t fearful lotcbodings. Fort affords us bpt
1ge consolation that those who have sown the
,,od must reap be whjrl~ind, so long as those
81, did not belp 10 SOW, must share il the IN.
b.,nitl,us harvest