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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14
WILL .A.... ga.sUNs
Tuesday, SepteMher "A, AS27.
PROOFS OF PROSTITUTION

We have spoken of the Delaware Gazette as 4
prosttued print. The evidence ofitis various and
abundant. At present we only offer the following
extracts, taken from what passes for the Editorial
part of that paper.
We have all due res pect for consistent sincere
and dsinerested Jacksonian, and believe man, such
men exist in different parts OF our country. But
we ask such Jacksonian. or any candid, dispas-
sionatc and intelligent man. if he believes that pa
per, containing such sentiments as the following, pub
shed at different times when Jaclssuns success,
was not imagined, and when, therefore, there
was no induccment contrary TO feeling, belief, aud
knowledge, to publish such sentiments, is now while
supporting the General for the Presidency, any
thing else than proslitutcd print Can such scn-
ments. statements, and facts as were published and
contained in these extracts, in 1899, 1924 and 1925
ever be explained, or paated? 81.
Were they, at that time, merely matters of ina.
! gination which time and knowledge have renewed
:. If they were. what secures the public now. AT
THIS DAY, from the publication of grave matters.
. equally imaginary and false =? If General jackson.
!. in '22, '24, and %, could thus be characterized.
contrary to probability, fact, and truth where is
r. the evidence that the same paper does not nov,
;, twice week, deal in general SANDER mistaement,
and ialsehood If in cold blood ind without prove.
III cation, these sayings, these Statements and these
an sentiments, were deliberately given to the world
oI' and are 10 pass for nothing what estnaionls
H. to be placed upon present statements and assertions,
to made with ten fold hardihood Il high expasperalon,
ty ltthese sentiments and statements true when
I'D published what man will dare affirm that they are
~ fale to-day
We, therefore, offer the following extracts as one
proof OF the prostitution OF the Delaware Gazette,
old which advocates, or is made to advocate the
a' claims Of Andrew Jackson TO the Presidency !!
HE A JACKSONlAN INDEED!!!
From. The Deiauare Gazette, Nop. /, 1892.
vi, "OfALL the gentlemen named, Gen. JACKSON ap
pears to US to be TIE MOST OBJECTIONABLE. That he
as is man Of energy, no one will doubt but think
s that, in Chief Magistrate OF the u States, muc
na energy is extremely dangerous and are hare seen
: + the General such a DISREGARD for the INsil
No. TuTIoSs Of the country, such DISPOSITION 10 pldc
;ntn hinshy above as ia,os. and such AN INCLINE
~ IYON I'O 1R.4JLPLE ON THE RIGHTS OF
HE OTHERS when they stood in compet. with hi
de- oaoa interest or feelings, should render the cit
: ~ Of the United States very cautious about p;
inn cling HIM in the first Office within their gift.'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-09-14

The Greensburg Gazette, a jealous jackson Pa
per admits that Mr.. Buchanan contradcts the Hero.
and adds:--"We never believed this corrupt bar
gain to have taken place and we were always of the
npnon, that the less that said about it, the bet
4 ter it would have BEEN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-30

should be oppressed and injured by high duties
on the article!
To conclude:-
Mr. Hamilton has expressed an idea having
a close affinity with the threats hello out by Nf'
Tattnall in regard to the Tariff OF 1924:
care you prepared" said Mr.. T., "by pass,
inc THIS 1srERNAL BILL, to add to poverty tOhieh
10 GEARING one portion of our country TO the oos
...Is il thought that we will tameIy submit to
this treatment? No, Sir, zoe cannot. BY Heaven,
we ,ciA not"
Mr.. Hamilton very gravely and soberly IN
forms US, that the Tariff bill "shook the Union 10
its centre" This is subject Of the utmost de-
licacy, on which it is difficult to refrain from
expatiating largely and severely. Bpt it is
fraught with materials for spontaneous con'6us-
hon"-which do not require any agent 10 pro-
duce ignition. The discussion is therefore
waived. And woe, tenfold woe, befal the man
who "casteih about fre-brands arro,cs, and DEATH
-"and saith, am mot in sporf9" But let !: be
distinctly observed, and let the observation sink
deeply into the minds o! those by whom the
threat is so frequently and so wan,only broach-
ed, that it ought never to be pressed by any part
Of the Union, but more particularly by me
Southern States, which are by far the most vui-
nerable, and The least able to carry such threats
into execution. The other States have too long
and too patiently submitted to these very in
temperate, very impruden,, very impolitic, very
offensive, and, more than all, very impotent
menaces-which no earthly consideration could
Justify, and nothing, for moment, palliatc, but
the effervescence OF inexperience, or the petu-
lance and impetuosi.y Of tempers Of morbid
imbecility. For thousand reasons, the threats
might be retorted with tenfold force. They
ought, therefore, TO be forborne forever. "Quous-
que tandem:S" COLbEkl.-
Philadelphia, Jan. Is, 1927.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-30

boon ompanion., this sorrowing son Passeu
the night in drinking and singing, determines ~
keen his fathers rake in the true Irish iasnio.,
and il any care or grief remained, to- drow VIZ! -
in the bowl The following morni"g' '".a
merry mourners remounted their horses a"u
reached Kermanshah without accident; 'ho.e"
the nr;nee was so intoxicated, that on arriving
a, the naIaee gate he fell off his horse ihto "e
arms of his attendants, and was by them con
yeved to his own apartment in state Of orunS-
on ;nsensibilitv. Foremost on the list OF per
sons selected by his highness to ASSIST h'.' III
Tho celebration of these funeral orgies, was !ne
MooJ,hi Bashee, once his tutor, and now MS
associate in every species Of debauchery. nc
who as chief of the religion had, IN the aay'
with weeping eyes and melancholy howl, sung
the REQUIEM 10 the soul Of the father, was, IN
the night, administering spiritual consoia!ion
N tina, Of the son. He who, in the morning.
cbanted verses from that book which incu'ca'es
wine as an abomina,ion, was in the evening so
overcome by its influence as 10 BE scarcely aoie
to hiccup out the licen,ious songs oil his coun-
try. The person from whom we received 'his
information was likewise one OF the party, no
other than Suleiman Khan, the chieitain whose
Grief had attracted my attention al tie funeral
we were sitting after dinner in the evening"
when this person, in the same suit oil solemn
black as of the proceeding day, staggered INTO
the room. Interrupting his relation here and
there with an occasional roar Of laughter, he
described to US those scenes OF revelry oil which
he had been so willing parliciPator.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-30

We regret to learn from the Nsw-York pa.
pers, that the ship Chancellor which sailed with
supplies for the Greeks, on the ll,h inst. re.
turned on Monday last to repair damages re.
ceiyed in a severe gale on the l4th, in lat IS.
80, and long7e. She will doubtless be pI omp
" re6tted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-30
AEslE& ANlD@aeAs
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH so, 1897

The Editors Of the Baltimore Gazette have
seen letter from La Guira, of the 9th ofFeh
which came by way Of st. Thomas, addressed
to respectable mercantile house in Baltimore,
which states that General BOLIVAR had re-.
signed the Office Of Presiden, Of Colombia, and
appeared to be determined not again 10 resume
IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-03-30

Two hundred new advertisements appeared
in the New-York Gazette Of Monday, and Sixty
others were omitted for want Of room. Its
rarely, we believe, that the Gazette goes 10
press with less than hundred.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
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ORIIir4HY
T'olai


Departed this lie, on IS edneslay the 9th
Mr.. GEORGE p0krERFiELD jun. Of Berke.
lev This gentleman had for twelve Iapatas
past lsboured under the most Distressing alieaa
lion OF mind, ~ consequence Vi a diseased state
OF the liver. few months before his dealt
be became rational, though peculiar state at
melancholy remained until within ABOUT fifteen
DAYS ot his death, when the whole scene brigh
tened up; and it will no doubt be gratifying TO
hIs friends aud relations 10 know, that in the
last days Of his hte, lac was far restored to the
exercise OF bis mind, as 20 evnce a most per.
feet res gnstion 10 the will Of him "with whom
are the Issues of life and DEATH" and to give "a
those around him such evidence as to afford .
strong hope. that al!hough it had pleased IN
finite wisdom 10 atHlct him here below, Yet tina
he was sustained under the weight Of h,s suffer
ing ny ''good hope through Grace in the
infinite merits Of the Lord Jesus Christ. The
following lines are justly descriptive ofthe state
of his mind and conversation several days. pre-.
yous 20 his death:
When darkness long had veird my mind,
And smiling hope once more appears,
Then my kedeemer, then fad
The folly OF my doubts aud tears.
THIS Is commune ated by Que who saw him
and conversed with him before his death with
respect to his views beyond the grave, and |
feel It duty as his friend, to make it. so as to
remove any doubt that mis- ht arise IN the minds
of any respecting the last exercises of his Mod
A FRIEND.
Romney. June TO-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
MASONIC PROCESSION.
Romney, June 10.

4 7 a regular meeting q the members o
n Mount Neho lodge, No. 81, Shepherds
town, It was concluded tia, Masonic Process
sion should take place on the 24h inst. from
their Lodge Room. All lhe neighbouring
LoGt'es, therefore, are reqnes'ed to attend, and
also, all Masons m regular landing
DANIEL E.ATLER,
HILLLf.u B0IPIN.
JOSEPH SMITH
CHPISTIfN ~. Wolf,
.3D.4-H WEL TZHELlER,
June IA. Committee Of arrangements.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

NALUaBLE PROPERTY ron SALE
The subscriber win sell that valuable
Farm on which he at present resides, con
tanning two hundred and sky acres, the i'm
provemenls are in a good condition. aud the
land il a high state of cultivation. Also, small
Farm near Willla0sport, better known BY the
"Jaek Tract" containing one hundred ard one
acres, two thirds OF which is in ,inber-A Lot.
containing five acres on which is a Dwelling
House and Wagon makers Shop Several like
ly Young Negroes; Horses, Colts, Cows aud
Calves. Sheep and Hogs two Wagons, Ploughs.
hsrrows. and Farming Implements of all kinds.
The whole OF the above properly or any part
thereof viii be sold and the Terms made known
On application.
JOHN s. PORTERFIELD.
Jane l4--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

M ARshAL'S SAlE.-pursuant 70 a de.
Ava cree'al order of the Superior Court of
Chsncery, holden al Winchester. in case de.
pending in SAID Court, pronounced the 26,h
November, 1885
The Mutual Assurance Society against FIRE
on buildings Of the State OF Virginia, PPtF.
AGAINST
Alexander Cooper Executor of Adam Stray.
err deeeaSeu, Defsad.sa.
| shall sell, on Monday the 10Th day Of
yaiy next TO The highest bidder, Tor READY
MONEY, on the premises, the HOUSES and
ground on which they stand, in the town Of
hsrunsburg, berkeley county, which belong.
ed to tie said Adam strsyer, deceased. and Of
zach he Died s'ezed. The sale willtake place
between The hours Of ls and 8 O'Clock.
Q. w. SEWERS, .;LW CD.
June IL 1827.-ctds.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

NTaRsHAL's saLE.-Purxlaas 10 De.
IVA creetsl order of the Superior Court Of
Ghaneery at Winchester. Pronounced The Esd
day OF april. 1877
Abe Mutual Assurance Society against fire
on bulldogs OF The Sta'e OF Virginia, Ff1f.
AGAINST
The Children and heirs OF john. 0Ferral, de.
ceased, Defendants.
Wil be sold, on Monday the i61n dsv OF Iulv
next, on the premises, the insured HOUSES
With the ground on which they stand, ~ ,av
town Of Msr,insburg, belonging 10 the sid
john o'Ferrst. deceased
Terms: one fourth OF the money eash, the
balance IN Two equal Payments, oae halt II SIX
months, snJ TIE other bsif vt twelve months
from ,he day OF SAFE, the purchaser giving bonds
aad good secsrity tor the credit pa, ments, aad
Deed of Trust on the premises,
&. W. SEWERS, " -. CD.
June Is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
.pzis GA1laP9ISs
NARnNsBURG. JUSs IA. 1927.

n, Thursday lss,. the House Of Delegates OF
v,..sehusetts, went into an election for mem
+, -sftne Seualeof the Z States Tor six wears.
uh5ls number Of votes was S28, Dsnie'
.,....'.r had 202, aud was chosen. E. n. Nils
VI b John N.ils had 81, Edward Everett. 6,
-. e. Jarvis, S, Gov. Lincoln, 3, Henry Shaw,
" LIE story /, w. Bales |. The Senate
n, have proceeded Ia the election on Friday
Therc remains but little doubS, We think,
:. r.e election Of MIR. Webster.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

~ John r. Sasdg-ass. The Vice President,
Maj. reter, Ike or worthy guess. Col. stuS.
bieheid. reigns triumphant over his perseco.
tors.
By DGns-l Dress. Col. James StubbIeiield-
Tie 1as 5r4sed the storm toe twenly years,
Like all honest good old tar.
And may DC yet command cue ship,
whist She has rudder, peak. or spar.
lDlsak sab geabrsl acclsmstioa.) -bafsy
ette--Lrt us not. IA the generous iigs Of ieel-
iuS, forget IAs Z" friend OF Liberty ia both hem
ISpGetes."
Deatd 7zdrranss have been issued hv the Gov
ernor OF Maryland. direct ng The Execution OF
two negro men. one IA Snmme set county, for
wIliul murder, and the other IN Priace Georges
county, tor rape.
Singular srtoaos "A few days since, while
Mr. Burgess. VI F@nheid. Me. was engaged AZ
manufacturing potash, snd an the act ut ary ing
batch OF salts, part II il began 10 melL
the Kettles oelDg covered tor the purpose. la
a shor; time be observed an unusual appear
ance in The 'ov,D OF one OF them, upon when
he stepped back, and in moment exploded
with loud noise ard threw the burning salts ia
every direction. The report was heard mile.
and was supposed to NC that OF Cannon Mr.
Burgess and syoung man who was present at
the time received no bodily injury, although
their clothes were nearly destroyed.
The Boston Centinel gives the following
schedule of,he public bene factions OF the lat.
1t Gov Phillips.
To Philips Acadeuy in Andover $4,000
To the Theological institution IN 90 10000
TO the Society for Pfoposat,ng the
Gospel 5000
To lac Massachusetts, Bible Society s,00U
To forrign Mission Society 5000
To tue Medical Dspensary 5000
To the Massachusetts, General Hospital
for the SEX poor OF the city of Boston 5000
To The Amer Can Education Society ) 001
I o the femaie Asylum 2,OCC
TO the Asylum for INDECENT Boys 1900
10 Mess Congregational Charitable
Society 5000
Tolai $4,000
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

NiNEGAk.-Prine CIDER VLNEG.4R.
tor sale by w. EVANS.
May "a
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14

Deaf1 ssdrraHfs have been issued hy the Gov
ernor OF Maryland. direetn The Execution OF
two negro men. one IA Snmmei set county, for
wIliul murder, and the Other in Priacc Georges
county. inr rape
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1827-06-14
Statement Of The Poor.

Statement Of The Poor.
Remaining in the Poor House on the LIST
Monday in June, 1926, SIS
Admitted into the Poor.House from the ist
Monday in june. 1926, until LIST Mon.
day in June, 1897. 40
Is
From which number deduct Died IL
Went out 3
Turned cut %
Taken out $50
Remaining in the Poor House on the LIST
Monday in June, 1927 Sc
SEAMANS GARARD. Clerk.
List ofdelinqucnts returned by Meverei locke.
Charles ID. Stewart, and Peter Gardner. DE
puties for Jacob Viewer. Sheriff for 1926.
James Allison Jonathan ADAMS
Levi AusIin, sr. Thomas Austin
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-20

len viii probably ~ shesd to ar ID. NJ Pow
els defeat Is puhe enamtY.
I've learn "A an gendcpan Who lof Mood.
stock dft,r the polls we're closed on ine DIV
evening, that Allen was several votes ahead OF
lowell NJ doubt fenalus therefore, thai Nh
Powell has been defeated, ne l.graceini con.
duct OF tue Iero's asieosdtc,, eloes moi astou,,.
Us. We look or sorse scnues. shrn the srsuaI
I'm riot is gwen ~ the Hero auself and tat
Vii be ere long lsI piuafr T1s.
AS the election IS nov over aud the defeat of
Mf Pow II may be considered certain, we may
say of nm "hat w could noi have sail vita
pfopnety had he been reelected. an without
any dlsparagement ~ hope TO his respectable
successor, That as ie~ members OF the House Of
Representative were niulc useful or more res
petted--none certainly nofr respectfully
consider MS absence from Congress \ loss 10 the
public at Sc, aud 10 h,s Own State in pn,ucI-
lar. Naf lHt
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Z to.n.ry ,ate ~, sreat rar,n-.Int .,n,.la r.....

tetn'-t 'ate one sreaf ramp slnf rouR rssil1-e
htasst tfrrs mag uateI n. iato
II tl.is NIT dual be red an, men IN
deed, rs re siyS himself "nast,. arr q tbb.se .,
WHAT respect would ,ach a gHeli ci.Il,.o' en-.
leilain ter tie taos aud institution nftb,.
tasntrY Is such an one Yuai ,hso jor oau ei.,et
m4gi-haie
About three years have elapsed SINCE the En-
luirer made the remarks which We have quoted
above; aud we pat IT 10 the common sense and
the candor Of the community whether its ore.
sent zeal IN behalf of he Hero is not An mn,
commentary ON is former hoshlityi We ask.
whether tae Enquirer eaa bclirve nou, that Gen.
Jackson taients are such as to recommend him
10 the Presidency when, three wears aeo. il
sand that he could not - interpret the plan cx
presslons NJ single w''i-He ash ifhis "a pt,r,.
" m'htUy' character constituted an objection
TO him then, If il ought not to do so no,o We
ask, g i IN any greet emergency" he would
=" convert the whole country INTO one orc,t
camp II he is not dangerous mani If he
would reduce almost every thing under mar.
tai law, ought he Ia De trusted with the SIT.
pieme command II ne is not Republican"
as the Enquirer more Aa1 nlsiu4a'ed oa..ht he
10 be supported by Eept5iicon2 II he would
entertain no respect Tor the avs and constitu.
ton oths country" as the Enquirer averred he
would not, ought nc TO be elevated 10 post
which snos Inn the power OF violating both
with nnpmtv Finally, If he is not qua.
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CMaAILA ~.

Departed this lite on the evening Of the llth
INST Mrs MAI1AELI CAMPBELL, consan
OF Alr jam, t.enpbril, ia q 10Th yen of her
az, of Campbell county hfhc miIrs ba.ay
l'nrhbnR. -uillee II to say that tla Camp
brll vas an atyrnonaic wife. tender motbri,
and an indUgcat mlstress, ard with ALI, q ia
dy universally uelpeod by al vino kng4s her
She lot bomud 10 bemuan her unumeit loss an
nlecton,ir husband aud two small children, h..
eether with q, numerous tram Of relations and
acquliataia, SUI Is no" sone--,hc, ns every
body che. l'cd h DIR; but II Is without doubt,
hoped that size died 10 hive forever
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III. ~ ONE DAY
Highest pu1c 10000 Dollars.
i0l1p ptlzcs amounting 10 SGo,o0V
pI2l nlanNs.
klHtANl

2ooa0 Tickets nj ~ Is 800 100
Wa', u DrauaR 81 he numbers vii be pa
N one wheel asnai, aud IL another viii hc PM
llc prla.a above the denomination ii. inec Doh
tau. nnd-tnc dGtniag ~ plog,c,s ia tho ,lnnl
manner 800 The 10000 ppzes of lhict Dollpis
vii be ID mded fo "a hiah 81 loN nuabci t. 10
Determined by ibal winch may diawl the ptizco
SlUOUo
Low numbers to 10000 inclusive.
High en,nbcrs lo0ul To - OUu inclusive,
A holder oi.tae hcIct,, llirh Md Lrt~ must
OF Necessity draw one pn1g and may draw Two
tapital fizc,. 4 tctci teginp drawn Cnpt
tal prizf Is not resuicied from dIawing smsR
Que also.
Present prcr oi 'lckcs "a; Shares ~ pro
portion. bal vii advance 10 . I on the lst Nuy.
,'efa1s Dog Ahlh, post pa,d, ~ private ION.
vcygus= q s.a# lhc cash 81 pi,ye letcr ma.
ny ~ nate t.eu iotlcilcs. ulli NEE, the san~
az mon is % Htapoal application.
I'm NS.--fst MT ie@ Hn 81 1icteigs
S'"'me Pr'te, ior oPpyored notes, Payabh jJAtn
doys lJier Hc drgHmg.
AOu. LIFT WICK,
Nprd Il Manager.
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Highest Pyi1e-rIG.gG~.
81 HIM

PRICE OF 1ltkEIs.
Nhnle Tickets a. % Quarters 4 %
lln.cs zoo
q, sui ia great vultts OF numbers pt af.
tunes llouc, hlIiIIsKa 5 Office
" otdetN h, mail, posi- pald ofpflyate eeh-
rtaneel .tclosm thc ensh ~ prize tickets n
any OF tnr lat, drawn Iultel1es, will meet ihs
same atiento" as On personal p,ispiion, II aa-
dressed . 4 A. Wi1ilLK5.
Apd J. L,nchburg
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az .Lnaln II Coleman

ar Jaatti H. Coleman;
In8KE NOTICE, that shall on the 10Th
1 day If May. AT BOOTHS Store. in the
county Of Franklin, proceed 10 take the ,iTi1n-
Wits of Thomas Preston, Dtewry Holland aud
others. to be- read Is evilepee Is an injunction
now depending in the superior Court Of Change
ry isr. the Lynchburg Dis 81, in wlich YOU
are plrutifr and ana decentralization and
where yoh MAY attend ii !oa tank proper.
fLtrh BOOTH.
Ayrl 70. c4H3o.
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SFPNIJN SOCIETY Ia pursuance Of a SEE
~ tou nf tar act Of the Virginia Legs
lh'tttA ineorporatIng the Lynehbure un,an so
-erA am directed to give public notice to the
neuibers thereof that they are required 80 At.
tend tine scui-,nnull meeting 0fsaId society NJ
their Nal, n tins placr. on tue fIst Thursday
III nr3T month At clock, 2. VI.
Or that evening. there wiil be ou election Of
olhcrfe as well as other important business TO
fran,acf--lt is therefore mach desired, that We
should lhlYu full meeting.
MAUNCE II. G INLAND,
5. l.. 4. S.
April % tct3ia37
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AUCTION stIE

Contiane from - 5oto 70 81 lot crops aceo,.
dug 10 qaait!
INSPECTED
The past week 30l hha,, ofpasscd Tobacco 81
hhd, refused, teiai il1.
The slles of the past week have been little
bunker tuan usu,d inc tobacco, especially, has
sod better thus wcek than ant time during The
,ear. several hints have eane over -, and
many rom - to 80 In common tobacco w
notice ltilp o. so Improvement We have ae.
counts hna, lnetpoo to thu 9Th OF February
good deti Waa DOING ~ tobacco but At ,e,y
low Iufu.
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MARRIED, on the lorh inst by the Rev
Ncholns ~ Cohbs, 1r. VA + McGnEE. II
Miss MAiY NOailN daughter OF Cupt. Nm.
G,"rn. al Of Bedford
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DANCING SCHOOL.

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n " are now opelnng addition Al
supply lfccr'v. last esefing) Of seasouahle
Dry Good>, consisting IA part al -uperhoc Clo,h.
aud Cassimrres srierf't new style Calicoes
Cambries Dummies, &C. 90.
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oftln Lynehbnre Tobacco Market,
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ZHEuaf SALI.-sBy sautc Of q in,.l deed
- 4ecuira 10 M, by John Nc,t. lot curtain
purposes Wherein specified, + shall un the Nh day
Of May next. proceed 20 sill. b, va, u. pebhc
ancuon, on the plenlise,, ior cash. tie .facl 81
Land whereon rhe sald John Vest nov lives, ly-
ing ~ The county of Plus, .4nna on botb,idc, Of
Panther Creek, adjoining the lands ot the tate
job" Wind, decd John Do, aud othcrs, sup
posed 10 contain ~ acrg. Ias land liz about
one anl 3ali miles nom what :, caiIrd Ward,
springs, = Valuable creet tract 81 land. aud
deserving the. uneoiron 81 persons Wishing 10
purchase shil convey sucn Gle en.y is Is
vested III me 80 trustee, thousiI bplieqe ihe tile
uuqurs'ealp,c. AbiSAnAa1 4. oiIEL.Dh.
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