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Medical Insuioe oil Phnadelpbia.

Medical lnstitwe Of Philadelphia.
VfSHE 5nu,r Cotpss Of Lscfirs trH Jerhs on Monday
IA The 9Th day Of April and cod The Saturday preceding
the fret Monday Of November The month Of August
4 scaiion.
Nathaniel Chapman, NJ D. On The Practice Of Medicine
Wm. r. Devices NJ. D. On Midwifery
Thos Hars, n. u. Surgeon u. States Navy On Opers-
lfte Surgery.
IN Ssml Jackson, N. D. On Msteria Mei,cs
II Wm. T. Homer, NJ. D. On Anatomy.
II In,. X Mheheli, NJ. b. Ga Chemistry
J,hp Bell H. D. CuSas Institutes Of Medicine and Med
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IL P,sons having claims az estate OF The late
IA M,w John Nelson oil Msckienburs are requested TO
maze known to me early possbie nature aud amount
of Their claims Those Indebted hin, also requested TO
prepare Tor an immediate settlement Of their accounts Ny
adde's. is Abbyvilie, Pos, Office, MeckIenbu,s
JOHN MEL SON.
=, Executor Of John Ntison, dec.
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THE SHERIFFN

IA the counties o. SUSSEX Sury Southampton, Isle OF
Wight, Prince George aud Greensvle; Charlotte, Hail.
AID Prince Edward Spousyvania, LounA, 0ange and
Berkeley Hardy and ogan will take notice. that
an election TO be held their Courts in the month Of April
to choose Senator' 10 reprssep, their respective dc
in the next General Assembly. Is
ADDISON HANsFoRD, c. s.
March ~. NJ n
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.!Ml!'y'lksiSfA: :,

AA6bIi Nss fkFicE, ~ saond, March "a ts:f
u skStANt IL tks,e ther.l konta,aed, the hjcrtd
.,c !. uhvetortkr iniotmslion Of all tersot, wsesr
lane Nd Sehnqp for the Of tsxe,
Its lrosons enltd immediate attention. they hold
out hose ,sed the following peculiar induceraen
redec Gun their lands Il redo rpon Is ever intended NJ
L. bono d Pun ehAsrs, whose deeds have heen duly
corded prior the set shall shaw in the iaode press b,
that they have pad all me purchase money, not leaving il
their lands suient discharge the taxes aud damages due
the tue OF the pure ha the land shalt be attd
ell AREAS up totha time.
be shewn, that the enormously charged
PAID (ahoush returned Delinquency the relief is al
s. further tine until the first Of JUDY 1875 allowed for
the redemption Of lands forfeited Literary Fund aud
such lands not generally es.ses,ed the
Of iSl7-proyiion made for su.h the
the osuer which the rate VI will be eonsdera
bly, reduced.
T. With respect land, forfeited the Literary Fund,
clsmants who derive title under Junior grants The
bearing date prior forfeiture,
have been improved and settled may paying equitable
proportion Of taxes and damages obtain Of
the commonwealth right, although such lsnds may have be
conPrehended larger older grants But this privilege
wall not exist until after the lat Of July 1923 and only
time to the ist December 1929 This provision particularly
interesting to non-resiteuts.
As unumetab. Of land have returned de nquen
an almost every part Of the commonwealth vf which
sent psoprieois probably Prorety Of
dressing enques the subject TO this Office suggested In
making such enquiries the OF former onsts, the
quantity aud situation OF each tract ought TO he specially
nunicaed dredrs fares only be paid at he Urea.
swg Jas. l.. HEATH Auditor VI Public Accounts
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i'HE suhscrihsr Offer. In friends the NM
lie, to sell all kinds Of country Produce on comn.o,
and piedgesih srietest attention Tire same lie will a
attend 20 the selection and buying of every description Of
1roeeses aud from his long experience that line he hone
give general sa.fseuon For the present he mas found
al the Old stand o L. H. Gu doors above Rel, Tavern
Jun 50. 81 -sr NJ. q IACICy
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Passed. MGrch 9Th, Ie2zl

IL AS eo%%ted 70 TIC Jsil Of Ile Of wight COUNTY, on
" the iWh Jsv Of Dscember s2G neeto man ,.hs III.
hinseH JESSE STANLEY and says thai he was born rec
N The county OF Lemon IN the State North Carolina hat
rom his having no certificate other evidence of n, re-
dom and The imperfect account which he gives Of the plsee
roo "lenee De says he cane, believed he Is ups,vsv
hFe nc said e'se s's feet twO iuches high land a. h.
) thfy three years Of age, very stout made and bsk
eonreSon bad on when comuded cotton shirt aud ,trpsJ
C'hon ifo"scfh me owner ~ he he slave !, hereby
qreed 70 e,me forward prove his property nav be eb,y,s
40 take him away aud be irse mao i, will be 5eeJ
VI charity IN sny person. who may be able prove The f1
50 70 DO that be sy be released from, prison otsre no
sul be dealt With As the law dirsets. ' '''"' ''' "'
RICHARD EDWARDS, Jsilor.
'hNfh ~ g. ,st2
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NOTICE

DIV virtue ~ deed ri tro.t executed bv VILLA p
dec m bis lifetime 10 che suiperiher snd dnlv ree,sd
fluvsnpa eou"ty court the 9Th day ~ ssv,emeer
IJ for TIE ruose Of securing 70 Jacob Myers be
=" certain dets therein n.nooeJ will be sroeS " - :,
'c aDeoH' 90 iea.J honey II Fuvsnna cousshouss on
we cu N MoodHy IN Apr, 1877 ~ being eout d,v1 rS.,
.s" hsct Peal 1T snd lying and being or he R;,sor
s 10 Pc sd eoue'y, and containing by e,',rsison Tiree
udfed S'Siy Two s.Fes beiug TIE irsci 81 bic lie
@ Cog onie sands snd gerraIy esIIsi and Sn b, he
ne a. u aettnnfv I'll A.. friIe lsft0
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IL month Iysnuary. oSnsiS by the name Of EfLLY,
commonly cf'ed BaeA Ing T. the estate Of Reuben
lIjwMd, deei he Is all, 1i0 n iches hsh. nut IS
years Of age stout aud strong, has bushy
head Of hair, he has with flames Fisher, Jr pat Of
several year. rus IN business, and has worked
IN the Slaneh,.ier and Petersburg turnpike roadh eIoh
home made dauble yarn cloth, his coat white, his
psnsoOns cooured old fur hat, he has been seen Rich
tnond, and likely he is in ReLnoud at work the
Manchester and Petersburg turnpike road The above reward
will be paid ms being secured in Jail in Rehnond
my being informed thereof mot unlikely, hut that he has
obtained paste work, I'd day Of the 4h mo- 1897.
JOHN BELL .
Executor Of Reubn Howard, dec.
April g. i0s- w4w
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Messfs William Clopion, Reuben F. Cloplor
and Hezekish Ford

and Hezekisb Ford.
(fENTLEMEN: Take notice. tina, I shall ON be ooh A.
OF ApiIl next, between the hours of 10 o,eJ,ck n
ana O'clock, NJ oltle day, al the town Of Murs
norSgh IN the State Of Tennessee proceed 10 sks bs H.
Hifn u John CbP, to he read as evidence IN ,un
Sspend'ng ~" county court Of Cumberland, in which III,
ard Justice Tor William Copon Psntf ahd
'Jse" ~ eAsemoi VI Jno Hoodion, dee. Defendant.
yours, &c BOOKER WOoDSON, +
Ereeuttr Of JOHN WooSson dee
H'"'N" o. f06--wtd
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March IS.

by fhe Lieut. GovoN0r II the Common u;satth Of uya.
PROCLdudTiON,
sNl!REAS il hah been Represented to the Executive o
~ Tins commonwealth that y certain SAMUEL PARK
hlLL did OIL the Evening IL Monday the 18Th INST ssn,onIy
a,nnpt to as sssinse JAMES ). SAifTHERS OF the CITY
o. i'ehu'gnd by iuhetns upon him with knife, several
curve that The said pakt has suddenly dapp and
pooAoy epdeay1urinS 10 make bis escape from Justice.
nave therefore thought f With the advice cons. ut Of he
19he'i OF state, TO offer reward Of Tue Eandred
fy D'faoS 70 any peT5ou PERSONS who
% convey TO me jail OF the county Of Hem The .nd Ssm
iekhi ana do moreover qrfe all oiee both civil
ana e~h II The s'od people Of this 20
e nest endsavoufs 20 apprehehd and the aid
p%khil III order that he may with as Tie law directs
oiyen under my hand Lieutenant ooy.rn, and under
day Of aiaIoh, 1877.
rETER V.PDANIEL, Lieut. Cor.
oahue faikUii Is native OF Jeisnd about six feet
hsh wei nads and very straight he about 80 So ,ea,
se, = OF isir complexion, wnh light HAIR, speaks
ppM ,r emu 81 generally dFs'''t IN Al,ek-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-13
by tAe Lieut. GOpsnor Of tie Cor, 5assalM Of VI,
a PRCcLllfzTION sN

EgfrIV.
"A PRCcL4MzTION. S'"'1
w hEHEAs has been sresented the Executive bv
Tue Jdi u Prince George county, that STEPHEN (,Ss.
tee man Of colour lately confined 10 ia. Al, of the
DID, on the uisht Of Thursday the 18th inst, MAKE E
~ re u.sttiroin, aud !, now gong large: I have
g. thought proper, with the ADVICE Of the Council c
70 onet reward OF SsvenyFive Dollar. 20 any peT,o
persons wh' will aprrehend and convey 10 the III, s
Iinee ueor6t afore'aid, the said Stephen Green; ana
20 'o,eov.r require 10 officers, evil aud military and 60
nv. .e good People Of the Commonwealth 10 use their be-,
cndeavoufs to cause the said STEPHEN Green 10 lie
so' us. he msy be dealt with as the Law dir eet,
Iyen uuder my hand Lieutenant Giovernor and suJs
day OF March, 1897. ~ '"H
s,.., PETER v. DANIEL, Lieut. Gov
Pnen 1reen about ~ years old, Of black eo,pesi,,
ana hall inches high, his rigb w,i, ADD
QUE ce ms right asm, his elbow ''a
80 J0f-wfw
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NINGINIA- al Iu,r,, Iula,l, hi. IN, Olegk fi.Ie


Superior Court of ChanecrS
the 9th day March, 1927: 1
John Robertson, Esq. A,totn,y|
wealth of vhginis,
Against,
James Mes,
Th. defendan, not having eui.r.|
security according 10 the Act of a |
court, and IT sppesriny'by sati,faa
su innahitant Of this country: a
d.iendant do appear here on the
and answer the hill of the Plaintiff
oIder DC forthwith inserted in so
the city of Richmond, for two mol
al the front door VI the capitol, in ii
a copy. Te.tr, W
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A" Yr on4prny of the free,
Tvs land, her .tIfy not Unknrwn
Arse aud make fsain yLuf u.yr
Siilich from the ashes ~ Your .tr.-
Tue rmhrfs Of thsm fOmef 6res
And he who IN the strife eEpirrs
SlfEi lend e. theirs = name Of fe,-
int iyIsnoy shall quake 10 besr -
II. Hon. james Hamilton DISTINGUISHED n,
MS energetic defence OF The peculiar Interests of
this State. "
Major Hamilton, in rising to return his thank,
70 Tie company ssid, That little accustomed TO
such compliments, and still less conscious of de-.
serving hem, he did no know how, in the diff
dence winch oppressed him, be should be able TO
make suitable Acknowledgements Tor The Kindness
which had dictated The opinions they had been
pleased to associate with his name. A,s Ioss
what TO say, he would rely even on that e,,t.,,sss.
meat which overwhelmed him as better TOKEN nj
hIs gratitude, Than any words he nigh, offer nm
the occasion. He could nor, however. regard the
opinion which had been associated with bis nsus
~ sny thing else but an exponent of rho oena.
fai character OF the country. That Repreoents-
tive OF this State should be firm, jealous. cooss.
teai and honorable, was but 10 paw homaes and
feaity 10 the inexOfable despOtisrn of that nuhic
sentiment IN South Carolina, which REQUIRES a. "a.
price OF her favour, that each Of her soma sbopLl
stsnd firmly aod iesrIsssly at bis post. The COZ.
Duct therefore. OF her Representsiiye, abroad !.
little else but the passive and unmerited sfse, ~
those salient and pronSc Causes OF pubic .ef,I
ness which exist 50 >S.uy A. bomSn.Y,
would now take thl 1870 D r.
/ gle remark in relafil -.
| whsh compmenied
/ peculiar interests Of
ed l'to be cossideLl
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commonly eEed Buzz
Inward, dee he Is alb
years Of age j stout, We
head Of hair, he has
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
ID O Al,8 SET 3,


From the National Mteihgencer. AprH g.
Colonial Irnfe. Amidst the humble, OF State
ERprrs, OF recent date connected with the Br
nSh t0lona Trade, that have been laid before
ongl css, whilst those Of later date have been
extensively published, some Of those Of an ear
llor day seem 10 have been overlooked The
question AZ ISSUE has been Withdrawn from il,
ORIGINAL and true bearings, and made 70 assume
new aspect Thai aspect. il is tor PLAIN to our
undcrst ndug, as become one ~ PARTY We
remember that II WIS sa IN times that have gone
ivy. When Great Britain. after the Revolution.
Any War, held our Western posts aud gave IN
direct encouragement, NJ least 10 dep citations
upon our dag IN the Mediterranean when she
impressed oar men upon the high seas, and in
oar hltbofS when she issued her provision or.
DER; enforced her rule of '66 issued her Or.
ders in Council sprcal her eouadfons along
our goas., folrrduag, II not directing. almost
daily All 70 our sovereignty persons " ere
vet found u the United States who would de.
lead OF pa late her conduct With the close Of
the var OF lSl2, the state OF opinion among us
ceased. partly from the cessation of the causes
which led n IT, bat quite As much, we think,
'front.' altered tone Of feeling IN regard 10
orelgn foscrs, which tho Character and con-
sequences ofthat war Impressed uron the pub
lie mind. During the interval of ten years
Tat followed u g%iuae American feeling,
winch sprung up towards the close of the war.
Continued 10 influence the public councils SO
much So that upon the policy which dctermin-
ed upon Y0S'frtng aar oDn commercial and qlari.
6aJRg Interests. striking harmony ofsentimcnt
aud Lclon prevailed.
The manner in which the acts OF Congress o I
Apni lStn, 1878, Niay the 18th ls2O. Nav the
"th. 1872, and arch the Isl, 1923. are known
10 adNo paS>rd-all having for their object an
assertion Of "ur asst claims under those Ecads
goes TO corroharate its remark But, an era
angry feeling has returned. pirtv spirit has
again burst forth, and, as II would seem, with a
h'rceness Ito use the descriptive language OF
one 81 The party prints) hu the more aggrava
ted Tor the interval of rest which the fleets ot
the war of 1912 had given 10 its cbultions -
win us resuscitaton. we find those vino are op
posed to the Administration, aeaiu on the side
OF forsign Power, against their own Govern
ment, on the yeiy first question nf any pract
cal moment thai has rlsen up between the two
patlonS-~an amicable one, indeed but still a
question materially involving important nation
al interests. This is. at all events a fact which
forces itself upon our notice. We rccnr 10
times that have gone by, III connection with the
Colonial question: not in any harsh spirit 10.
wards nation with which We are At peace. and
nth p5ieh us ought eeer 10 desire 10 b. on terms
81 srtsadskjp. We do 30 Historically The 81
maltaneous re.sppearance OF patty strife among
u.s. with the ready championship of British
commercial hberality, by one of the parties, is
Certainly aiuoug the remarkable Sigrs Of the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
INFORMANT nECLsInN

1t is stated in the Maine Argus thai at 1.-The
late session Of the Supremi Colut OF the [ nted
States, the question whrh divided the govern
mcnt ot the Union and the Goyemo#, of Alassa-
enusetts q Connecticut during the lat war, was
finally disposed Of. TWAS the unanimous Cpl
ION oftae seven ind, Is, thar the President oftee
I. state, IS the sole aaj exclusive judge whether
any OF the eNigcncles, (such as invasion, insur-
rcetion, &c.) enumerated in tae Constitution
have occurred, in which he i authorized to call
out the Militia Of the several States Conse-
quently, neither the Governor Of the State. nor
any OF its officers OF citizens can refuse to obey
the requsitou Of the President when coIumuni-
Gated 10 them in the regular mode"
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PlrERsBuRG, arch 81.

Trial af MlTdererS.--be me informed 10y
letters from Lunenburg %. that tie t1al Of he
II negroes, charged vim the murder OF then
master. Mr. john Hanln, took place On We'd
neSday the 2lst mst. when ot tie most guilty
were condemned TO be hung ON tie 2lth Of A.
PM though ofthe number were recomm, ndea
the tx'euuFe mercy ON account Of then
youth The principal witness was man wh0
bore part IN the houid transaction, bat who
II seems was induced 10 assist N runsrq lsura OF
the threats of the others. The y slaves urdsr.
cd Tor execution vas appraised at -, 5vO.
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-, o.. ha, s s6t. Gums, Of .y LAST, sauuiag

pt ov ifsHi tip. Islands, ana witch vas issued
under the act OF farlisinent ofjtly, le25. aelu-
ally receives a totally difiercn, construction ~
different i.iaads IL Balbsdoes IS stated the
& 'elnor y linot admit oar produce from Dan
sh. Island even in British ship whist IN jana.
ga ~ u admitted 10 this manner Here we are
psessnisd viii practical CONNIE ntary upon
IL nature " British STATUTES md Olders rela-
tug ~ lie Colonial Trade. and upoDthe value OF
The 1pini9n thsi v oulo have preferred our en-
Jaymoat 81 ny tenure Of these statutes. rather
NAN y the tenure 81 treaty j IS certain
That lhh eii'e'sity Of construction has prevailed
10 different Islands sinec the hi,t Of December
last, however the matter may stand at the pre-
sent moment
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= ~ RS Z,
faH M = iStAN
~ rrvt. ASp ETERNITY


on rruE AND ETERNlT1
T,ne nas, ard rolls hiz rapid car
And tAe aging storm Of "a
II, drys. Der al created thines
.,5,ro.,r,ta. niticns, posefs and kingi
ua.aindfl bfthy gloF,i aan'
.of,,rb anitiaas, selliaid ? an,
p, ssla,rs byiAy vslor bought,
rhr ,niss,y waFkstay hsoas hs's ~ne 'ghi'
NJ Faais course he easard s's-ts
Ard shifls then N tn wreck Of Year,
ostno t1,ris eaesk ss drive IA plough,
AMI fasross deep the yoa'hial brow
xs aaenehe.. TOO the kindlirg blaEs
rtai rlasys IN Beaa'ss ardent gaze
Ne haries in o. mother eipy
II 70, n noal1sr, and aoeay.
tn, rnsi,isr. ths, anrelir forn
PM biospsa 40 fais IN yea'his bright mora
yobourns ,aia 'hs ofhs 4 'gt,
H. onward sereps with rapia Highi
H. sees new ~nriis &c ing r.'s-
Then harlsa IN fry from the skiei
II. shsI' aass. cfsstion deen
Anns,lse Hal 10 th.ttss' gloom
pshalA ~ pl4setf, ons'hv on,
r,.hed frop 'bei. srbrfes 'hs hiaiinf sua
Il dafkatss ol1d tic orb efu.ght
Yar hiosI. aseasnrs he' .iser bGh,i
b. n" shall mi on'liss he soul
", ehsols shall pot e.ea ~ roll
II ennids word haf, -sd thai 10
sAall ha,e an md, md DO more be-
Bat then fteraity sAall rol
IA s.sssleas ares N. what .oai
Can comprehend hat re al wordi
Gan Though', ~ 1es vat aTori
Gan Fancy bal i's eaufnesuacs.
And span lmne1erahls pace
TIE nj shrnfs h,th IN aonisr lestT
Ths ttaagat IN Wild lei-ium tos,ed.
Amazed rpd giAay a hsr height
B,nops from her bold rrcslmptuous dghi!
Yansv, urahls - purrus
Rar hold rnree- shdnks from N. yisw p"
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TnHE late arrivals at Ne" YORK ~ ~
! land, Indie and France, ha'' s'r =,
Partner there, 10 sci, Ct q very rae "s'''
beautiful Bareges, Grass Ginet'a"',
Figured Silks, fancy Silk Gauze 'o ~.
hdkfs d a few splendid Scars OF ''o'I t
Calicoes of the choicest patterns ~" ~
STYLE. extra super figured and plan y
Inns, Hish Linnens and Lawns oil SUI
nfacture-with other goods at Ee'i !,
prices. MCKEE, ROhiAo'-' 4
April ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

A wo5di-he Immortal maH,-Thc HONORABLE
Lemurl Sawyer, Member Of Congress from
North Carolina, has at last hit upon an cxpedi-
emf by which he hopes 10 immortaze ms name
In the annas OF impudcnce and indelicacv. We
doubt whether parallel will be found Tor the
following letter, which, rs it appears in the
Washington Telegraph, was doubtless commu-
nicated for publication by the author himself
Bui let il speak Tor Itself:
C0pg ofG Letter froa,ife Hon. Lempel S1uyer.
TO Capt Parry, tie celebrated rog1ger
WASHINGTON, las H. 1927.
Dear Sir ~ forgot, in my last. TO acknow-
ledge ynur favor of January, in very cuct time
after my letter to YOU. 1t would be afIeciation
in me 10 deny that was actuated by a piece
ofyanity in publishing our correspondence. in
order to let people see that was of sufficient
consequence to attract thenotice of one of the
most prominent characters of the age Bat
believe III cir curiosity was too much gratified
TO allow them TO condemn, if they detected my
motives.
have Just risen from another feast that is.
from the perusal of your third voyage | can
not but sympathise with you in youI disappoint-
nent, after such hattering prospect, and the
sorrow which you must have felt on leaving the
Fury behind 1t was like burying an old iaend
in strange land. Ihope she will continue to
b Of service, as goal TO star, for, On tome
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April 10.
Degosit Of Fortt- Pianos IN Lgneh'

Deposit Of Forte Pianos n hsa,' L,,.'
TnlETEk ii. LEUBA has feoel'eo s S'.
x amos nom the best makers oil -'''
and of London, " inch he offers i9i sac d,
lowest prices of the manuiaciory
strongly constructed, and the tones are ',t a..
The prices are &l75, $500, 1928, >-90'
500, and 1875 each.
Nj. Henry Leuba offers his services
public. as a tuner OF Pianos. II W W
viii bind himself TO keep them wei 'ON'
month or year on reasonable terms -.
FOR SAIL at reduced prices, ana
reasonable credit, two elegant Sldepqa'
received from Philapeiphia--t"o dooo'
guns---one large Carloie. tor one or Nv
a couple OF harness--dlso, a Saddle anu =,
April 10.
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- AND FOR SALE by virtue q Il.
s...,k sail and testament oi sdmue. Lows
Inc Executor being therein INSTRUCTED to 81
lanJs belonging to the said decedenl VI
cordngIy, ON the 18th day al ay ne't o
premises, near Benjamin Watkins son
ihe lands aforesaid, containing 90 ae'e,
acres OF which is subject 10 the "ldo" cow
believing that 10 person viii purchase "s
without fist viewing tie lands, shaIl lb'I'
say bat little as to the quality. He i'a
well. fine gram land, and a CONSIDERABLE 4'i
good tobacco land. The terms VII DC
KNOW on the day OF sale. .,,c =,
JOSEPH LEWIS, TX,
ADriI 10 clpai."s
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iSsafe rae o. siSe very, N Al -,
may ieei stimulated by I,Ie sirht q, :, 'fs'tt
your 6UoIhf, ane snatch TIE u[.,,.''. = =,
SO near I'll r'aci.--IiIl lheu = ."a II
Comfortable home IN the E.o.D.'. PC.
are not aifaId sle wiz ny a.,, -
and tbal you Ioss, that IS. The wo,LI In,
lheir gem, IN she'ri food, and ram, ,"'el ts
aiso forgot IN ny las. 10 saIo,e
''cero's request 10 Poiliu, " orna m: !9O N
may Dc another instance Of .sni,, -. N.4za
I'VE hfst but ] cannot suppress m. P'AH6
Tons aitei you, 10 adorn MT. not = "st't
mo- iaIlzr ine. IN your neat soyale B.. IT,
my name 10 some and, Ilyer. a, t'HB
you may discover. shall then b. hid.
nh'ng II based upon more solid e,a,.'A u
than can pgssibl. secure by tne nv, aHi7s
II F." b. not due to merit, make bol, ."0'
II Oh the score ofiriendship, and AZ "a
interest an the success OF your -nter,.,, "a
hiit2n can feel Hoping, therein. -, ~
VIII proclaim Il 10 the north pole !, '' al
lasting voice, J wish you mosf r.. VI
Successful voyage. 1 am, ng,t eof5illlt29 sRe
lour oedtsef,p
y, II. &C.. J.. sAWAR |
Nloe oi 1aqninauN-thdt never brf.rs
vessel o. white man. Iney hcugHt IN.
colne from the sun. and that iaey could Il. s"8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

IN Old Bachelor il Ohio, by way Of, 81
agans. len. NJ ne proposition 10 taX +
clos instead OF dogs proposes as follows
htn. Let every one who is tined OF con-
felicity. pay a certain tax to the state fol
voice, o'diue 10 his ability and il viii
only >upcicede the necessity OF taxing d
buf thelr will be no need of taxes Of An, j.
Aud # government will give the e1cius'5
viiere Of unmarrying all those who WISH Il
unmairied ia The United States, will ple
nyshif to pay off the National Debt IN
wears"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

Sinr7t'tr Condolences. Died, an. Tar
Eng. on 18th October, ls-6, Helen Nam
aud on the 10th ditto, Andrew Edmond
husband. each OF them at the advanced age
years. They were born in the same year
in the same month, and were baptised on
same day. " hen married, they were eaci
t1em % years Of age they lived together
Sc years, died within 81 hours Of each d
aud were inferred in Tranent chnrch-y ard
the same day, and in the same grave.