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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24
April IL

AArOlICE By virtue oil deed Of trust, exr-
Ia cuted 10y Christopher Isbcll and VIM l.
isbell, ON the 9TH day Of October 1924 and duly
recorded IN the county cou Of Amherst, we
shall, on Tuesday the 10Th Of May at the MAJ
ket House, in the town OF Lynchbug, sell for
ready money, the following property, to satief,
said deed, 10 wit: a tract OF parcel ofland, con
tanning ~ acres, lying on James River, in The
county Of Amherst, about hall a mile above the
Toll Bfidge,--also, ne house and lot. occuplad
by VIM. l. lsbell, and lying on the road leading
from Lyuehbarg 10 Amherst Count House, TO.
seheI with all aud singular the rights and APP
puatonanees 10 the sand tract 81 Land and lot be
longing; also, three slaves Cesar. Charles and
Pe,r, Narermcn) As trustees, We shall con
We only such ute as IS vested IN us. though il
is believed TO be mdispmablc
THE TRUSTEES
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

~ OOk BINDERY The sub scrihcr has lat
- ~ procured an additional first rate Boook
Binder which enables him to do all work,
that line, with neatncss and dispatch Tie ha
received direct from Philadelphia a very large
supply ofpapcr ofvery superior quality, wlica
enables him to do any kind of Blank Horf at a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, aud the pub
lie generally may rely ON having any work or
dered of me. faithfully done and made ont Of the
best materials and at very low pllces.-PersonS
wishing books bound are requested 10 bring them
forward immediately as am somewhat at leis-
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. Tie public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known 10 be done at III this
dart of the country, and IN much more superb
or manner. ABRAM II. NORTH.
Feb. p ts2I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

1N ACT
Concerning lands returned delinouent
for thn nnn-nnNmnnt nc tn..L.-

concerning lands returned delinquent
for the non-payment of taxes.
Passed. March 9TH, 1927.
l. BEit enacted by the General Assembly.
That II any person claiming title TO any tract or
lot OF land, returned delinquent for the non-pay
mcnt OF taxes due thereon, or TO anv part of
such tract or lot, at any time before The first DIM
Of dpfi one thousand eieht hu3lJred anil f,seD5,
aghi snail prove, by satisfactory evidence to the
court OF the county or corporation in which the
saline may lie, that prior to the passage ofthis
act lac was Iona fle purchaser of such land
or lot, or OF the part thereof claimed by him
that he has decd for the same, which was dull
recorded before the passage ofthis act. and that
he had paid all the purchase money therefor. or
so much thereof as not TO leave in his hands
sufficient to satisfy and pay, the taxes. with da.
mdges IN arrear and unpaid al the daic of his
purchase, or that he fairly derives title by. tbro
o. under some person so having purchased and
paid the purchaFe money; it shall! be the dutv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24
April L

IMRAFrS on Boston, Providence. New-A ok
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, FOR sale In sums 10 suit pur-
CIascrs Al 4 small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of S \ NJ ALLEN n GO.
LYuchbutg, where all kinds II mcmrcnt money
is taken at the lowest rates ofdscou,
July 10. ts
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Ten DOLLARS Rennld.

90 TRAYED or Stolen. from the subscriber. H.
- wing at Kaine's Tavern in the upper end OF
Cumberland county, on the night oil the 9th INST.
II chcsnat sorrel mare, five feet some inches
high, heavy in loal, with one Of both hind feet
white Il long switch tail, star in her forehead,
with visible impressions oithe saddle She was
formerly the property Of Geo. e. Woodson OF
Lynchbutg, where presume, ii ,trayed she has
eUnc The above reward with all reasonable
charges, will BE given to any person who will
deliver sad mare to me al Rainc', Tavern.
CHAS. RAlNE.
April II. tc4t72
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

NEW ARRIy & ROBERT
~ KYLE are now opening an additional
supply (rccelyed last EVENING" OF seasonabIe
Dry Goods, consisting part ofsuperfne Cloths
and Cassmeres splendid new style Calicocs !
Cambries Dimitics, Ne. &c.
March
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

hNf0llCE.-l forward all persons from trad
III inp lpr or taking an assignment oftwo
bonds, executed by me to John Casbwell one
dated in the year 1916 or u, for > 20. as the
same IS paid olf;--likewlse one Of ~3o9 30. dat
ed.March, 1907, as have Offsets against II.
PETER CAaHN ELL.
April II 3tf2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

lpersons having claim against
Az the estate Of Francis =. Harris, dec
viii present them properl, authenticated for set.
Element y all who are indebted to thc estate either
by bond or open account, will please ome for
ward y pay their respective balances forthwith.
JEHu WILLIAMS, Admr
with the will annexed
April 90 tc4ts37.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

a LCoH0L, Spirits Turpentine, Venetian
- Red, Spanish Brown. and number Of o.
then articles Just received and for sale by
April 3. THOMAS ]. DUNAI.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

y = " 81 NJ httADBS.
tn AVID ~ ROREaf NILE. IN addition t,
- csu late supplies, haNe lust received an
extensive aud we'll chosen assortment q Stapl,
and t1-c Goods. Amongst Whrh are the iol
loving aftis.a,:
Supfr blue, hIaea. and fancy cold Cloths an,
Casslnrrcs
Sunerlor black Grape Robes
DO do assorted
Nansin Robes. assorted
Ylain black n'e#de-Nap. excellent quality
Figured do 90
70 do assorted
Bach Italian Lutcstring and Mode
Satin. assorted
Grape Lecse aud Italian Grape, assorted
hlatceiei ohdwls, ii new aud splendid article
Gaa2e and fancy silk llhlts.
Black and cold Grape sbaas
Superb Lace Capes
TambeHfed Collars aud CalIarets
satms, Gauze aad Lutestring bonnet Ribbons
Gymps assorted
Insertion Trimmings
Ladies BLACK and y bite horsc-slan Gloves
DO castor do
Superior Thread Laccs and Edgmg
do 6ymp do
Bohinot hoiis, Al Bobinct Lace
Iorioise-shell tuck and side Combs
Fine Ivory Combs
Superior Italian Lutesting Crayats
De black silk Velvet
Italian Sewing silk. assorted
Fine Twist and Saddlers' silk
Superb English silk Vestings
Gcntlemen's Woodstock Gloves
DO. Norway doe do
Black Levantine lIhkfs.
Fine black fad Cra.ais
Do. Safcrnet do
Emperor t1,, banasnna German, and flag pocket
White Domcstics, assorted
Calicoes &c. &C.
The above comprise small portion of the ar
ticles Just purchased in New-York and Pbij,del
phia, under the immediate inspection OF one o
she firm. They will be found, on inspection I,
be of sterling quality and at prices far below
what has hitherto been considered " cheaa -
snia few days further supply will be received
Feb %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

fs-ssFe7gA Al - 50 oHahsnes al tannth'
; ds 5eefFt Commute S II a. tuesday me
f.,t d., al NAY prg6rea &c 50 Ia nete con.
s,..l-r.ar tstis tDu est hid FER. thefaiaas am
l.ssala- Ia irfiaif uutii The sesi dat 81 "aa .
49,. an tbe stfesi. and ailey'. hcfs5oiei' 1e-
.aArsa. aad kept in repair by me 'oh'nan
CONNECT. sa3 such other street, nnd aI,sf' -
.saaIae hereafter designated bf the common
CAue,l. TIE sifcets1ad alleys {" y ispihft'
e.il 8 saawn hs she suhseftesfs - any person
John VICTOR.
JAMES NEW u ALL,
JOHN POE.
SAIL. NONLlN
april II oii1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

Valuable Property ncar Lynebburg,
YH.Ok NAlE.--fhe subscriber having deter
~ mined 10 remove TO Town, oheis for sale
hi, valuable fam, near Lynchbure, containing
about 81 heres, known by the name OF OAK
LEY. Iua person v hose busness does not re-
quire bis Constant attention IN town, this Is one
OF the most desirable residences in tie vicinity
Of tpc place. The buildings are all Of brick, CON
sisling of an excellent and convenient div cling
house, ce-house kitchen, stable. &c.--1hc gar
den is large and productive, and Is enclosed by
a substantial BRICK wall To those ia the neigh
borhood further description is unnecessary.
Persons at distance who may feel disposed 10
purchase a desirable residence near Lynchbufg,
may view the premises at any time, ADD be IN
formed Of the terms on application 10 the sub
scfibcr, vino, deeming il his interest 10 dispose
Of this property, offers a bargain 10 purchasers.
IfOaklcy be not sold by Tuesday the l5tn day
OF May It will on that day bc offered al auction.
WM. l.. SAUNDERS.
April e. tds35
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lneOh bENI.-Two rooms on the lower Zoo,
oithe house which ! at present occup,
rhey are large and convenient, aud possession
Immediately given RIO. ROBINSON
Feb. 8. te
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

N DMlAISTRATOR'S SALE.-WIbe sold,
r. TO the highest bidder, on Saturday, tire
2elh Of the present month, (Apf) at his late
residence IN the county OF Amherst, all the stock
Of Horses, Cattle, Hogs, &c, the crop ofcvcfy
description, plantation utensils household and
kitchen furniture and in short. the personal
property o. every kind, Slaves excepted of
John Hnicheson, decd---credl until the lst ay
Of January next, will be Given, and bonds with
approved security viii be required Of the pur-
chaser. Attic same time and place will be hired
until the 1t day of January next. all the slaves
belonging 10 the cslate Of the said Hutchinson.
Bonds with approved security, with usual stpu-
lalons as 10 clothing, will be required oil the
hrcrs. 10. Penn. d. >. for
Hill Carter, Shonnof Amherst,
Adm'r ofjohn Hutchinson, decd.
April ID. tc2wB6
NNfOIlGE.--All persons having claims upon
III ne, in my official character. as late depu-
~ for {. Mundy sheriff Of the county Of Am
hctst, are requested to call upon me without de
lay, aud receive their money.
JOS. PETIYJOHN
March % tsi3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

1ENR. DN0TES Approved Anti-Bilioas Pills,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants, Malignant Fcvers, &c. There Pills il
in time to remove the Bile from the
Stomach Will comteract the causes which com
monty produce elbow or Bilious ever, Aguc OF
Fall fc1ers, Bilious Cholc, Pleurisy, Dysente-
", Worms, sick aud Foul Stomach, Head Ache,
Loss Of appetite, flatulonce, Epilcpdc Fits, Hy
pochondiia, and Ilysterical Complaints, Sour
Stomach, Heart Bum, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
&c. They remove IIabitual Costiyeness, Colds
and Coughs Asthma, Suanguary, Gravel, khcu-
matism, Gout SemNy, Scorbutic Blotches, lmpu-
rilics in the Blood. Female Complaints, &c.
\ further supply Of the above Pills, this day
received a the subscribers Drug and Medicine
Store, price p cents q box.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Dec. :. Opposite Posi- QGiee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

(@ATRAYED OR STOLEN from the suBscti
- Der, darl. bay Horse with long mane
and tail, a little inclined to curl; shod all round.
\ liberal rev ard viii be given Tor the delivery OF
the same to me in Lynchburg. ). DluGUlD.
Aprl3. tctsts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

p Nlle i1rjeai Of Hedjeiars.
<.ssfs$ss9a NNpPALIEE H. MIDDLETON is
~ w now receiving sixty three
E9s1 packages fresh Medicines. " ich
NE d have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand, and which can
be warranted genuine
lie has recently purchased the entire stock of
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Smds. &c
Of nects Owens 4 Lcckic which in addition to
ms stock ON hand, together with his new arrival.
renders his assortment extcnsive and complete.
His friends aud the public, as we'll as the Gus
toners Of Owens & Lccl>ic are assured thai they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners of Medicine country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
at a small advance above the northern prices and
good bonds taken in payment
The greatest attention paid to the compound
ing OF medicine; and he pledges himselfto deli
yer no article out of his establishment but what
is Of the purest quality.
July IL. tso6
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Aprili.

l~lPlElTS TuRPENliNE, just received by
- THOMAS }. DUAL,
May 20. Bunk Squire
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

IN IFAAHEK " ~ LU.-A htnfIeT1an
r. competent 90 teach the usual branches Of
an English Education correctly, OF good cha
faeter and moral department, viii hnd situa-
ton in genteel private family by application
TO Daniel Brown, Esq Lynchbnrg.
March % 1893
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Arnil 6

NFllHHlNlt,-Ata Superior Court of Chan.
y ccrr, holden in the town of Lynehbnrc.
the 18th Of October, 1896.
David $ Garland, Phc
ngH1na
Cornelius Powell and Charles Pcrrow.
Dchs
This cause came ON this day To bc heard on
the bill answers oNhbltsnnd examination ofwit
nesses, aud WIS argued 10y counsel, ON considera-
non whereof, the court doth refer the accounts
between the parties, to one of it, commissioners
who IS directed 10 examine. state. and settle the
same, and make report thcreoftn the count. with
mY matters specially stated. thought pertinent
by himself on required 10y the parties 10 be SO
stated. 4 Cop,-Tcste
JOHN WILLS, Clk
Commissioners Office. LUactblyg.
9TH dpril. 1927
The parties IN this cause will take notice. that
have appointed Monday. the 18th day of Nav
next, TO carry the foregoing order Of court INTO
ELECT. on which day, they ure required to attend
at my office in tins town, with then accounts.
vouchers, and copies OF court papers, prepared
Ion examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH. c.
April - ctw36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

olltE.-in pursuance OF deed of trust.
= executed 10 the subscriber by Ambrose
kucker, beating date ON the l2th day of June.
1921 and IS OF record in the Clerks Office olthc
County Court OF Amherst, will he exposed to
sale at the highest bidder, ON a credit OF >. \
3 years, iea-tfDHyioHythg oflhc Mill called Tins.
Iey's Mil, stock, &c. on Haris's Creek. in the
County oi Amherst. The sale will take place on
the premises on Friday the 9TH day of MAY
next AT which time and place will also be cS-
posed 10 sale sundry articles of personal pro-
perty, amonsNhlch sa set ofBacksmiths tools
The subscribers acting as trustees, will convey
only such title Is is vested in them by SAID trust
decd JOHN MILLER,
DAVID Il. EDLEY, trustees
Fen. 10. ctds2S
1RoR SALE, frmily Of NEGROES. for
~ cash or ON a short credit; a man and wife
and four children Apply 10 tie Printer
March %. tf33
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

4rAoRr and MADEIRA NINE have just
u received u supply ul Port y Madeira Wine,
OF superior qbalit,.
March 10 TliOs J. DUAL.
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March %.

"A GREEABI.E to decree ofthc county
r. court Of Campbell, pronounced m The
sun Gregory against Earl--the undersigned
Commissioners will proceed to sell, to the hlgb-
est bidder, on Saturday, the 2sth of next month
April At James Cardwells shop, the tract of
land in the proceedings mentioned, lying in
Campbell county, on the main road from Rich
mond 10 New London, and adjoining the land,
OF Jonathan Martin, Sampson Evans, George
Cable aud james d. Cardwcll. on a credit Of one
and two years the purchaser giving bond, with
approved security and decd OF trust on the
land. The tract of land contains one hundred
and one afrpg all "A, ,r,,,g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-24

1fANl y RoREiI KYLE, IN addition to
~ eien late supplies, blyc just received an
extensive and well chosen assortment q staple
and .l44 goods, Amongst wh,ch are the iol
loving articles:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
From the Albion.
THE SOLDIERS Orphan.
ATALE OF WATERLOO.

I overlook on the road regiment Of High
landers, then on their march for Cork, where
they were to embark for the Netherlands II
was a beautiful morning in the spring Of 1915
Thesun was shining bright, and the arms and
accoutrements were glittrring in mis- rays. The
waving plumes, martial dress, and military
music, soon dissIpated ,he clouds Of despon-
dency from an imagination young aud ardent,
and opened long vista Of glory. In few mo-
ments fancy had glided over the whole career,
and r, stored me, in high rank, s. covered with
honoprs 10 my native village, to my mother, *
% my friends. The first step to this ideal pro-
motion was easily obtained. In a few minutes
| had the honour of being enrolled private in
the 18Th Highlanders; and, before my arri, al
al COX, was full, equipped in the garb oil the
warlike Celts.
! need no, detain you with an account OF my
dull and embarrassing life, after our arrival in
Belgium, previous 10 the memorable fight OF
W a,erloo. The night before the battle l was
pacing backwards and forwards, a solitary SEN
,intl a, one OF our outpos,s. There was
weigh, in the midnigh, atmosphere that spread
on unwon,ed gloon over my SOUL. There was
d silence throughout the whole Of our army
which formed striking contrast 10 the loud
shouts OF the enemy as they passed The nignt IN
carousing around their watch-6res. should
not, perhaps, call il silence, and yet II was
something like ii; but no, the silence OF sleep:
The stern and sullen sound with which the word
aud countcrsig n were exchanged; The low but
deep tone in which The necessary orders Tor
the following day were given; the sigh oil con.
lending feelings in the soul, which almost re-
sembled The groans extor,ed by bodily pain
from the wounded, were all still more audible
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15
A.l,H&AN.DBlA,
THURSDAY MoRNING, NOvEuRpp1.

The New York and Albany papers h.
las, mails, contain bur few particulars :, 'H'
ton TO the late elections in tina, State, n,, =
tofore noticed, and those of such na,o,.
render it impossible to discover the ,ru,,,
have, therefore, thought il bes, to wal, ,bs g.,
returns, when our readers vii! De apDl;,oa =,
the result
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

The fire q, Mobile, October 81, in addition
TO the particulars mentioned, destroyed the
Catholic Church, the brick hotel occupied by
Dr.. Roberts, 90 buildings on Commerce stree
six compact blocks Of stores and other houses
on Water Slree:, four blocks on Dauphia
street, and one block On Cont street, 1t wa,
thought that upwards of $50 buildings altoge,
,her were burnt, chiefly in the business part Of
the city. A large proportion OF the property
was insured; about 500 900 dollars in N.yoyb.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-15

The following extract, which appeared +,
The Baltimore Patriot OF Monday, as far >, :,
holds out he prospect that the electoral e,.,.
ton in the city Of New>York will termis,,.
differently from the late elections of State a.
GERS confirms all the accounts which had NJ.
viously reached us: MAJ. Journal!
Extract of letter, dated New-York, Nov 10 ,s,
Our cleo ton for the Legislature, in hi, t;,y
and so far as we have heard from HE CounG..'
run in favor of the Jackson party, owing 10 m.
bargain that has been struck between Van h.,
rem and Clinton; aided with tie party mach
merry Of the former, but this will have but u,,
,ial effect at the Erc,oral Election n,xt r,N--
this will be distinct affair, upconncctrd with
State politics and State patronage; besides, The
present iniatuation will have subsided Jark
son, as have before stated, will ge, from j,
to ten votes in the State, beyond this, he Cal,
no, pass with his troops.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
VIRGEVL.1 Ell ECTIO.FS.
HOUSE OF DEIEGArE

..GneliG- Richard Booker, John W Nash.
Bruas,cick- Jas. IL Ghclsnn 263, James 3.
AIallory 245- Peter Beasiey ISL
Bedford Edmund irvine J63, William Left
wicb' ]i5--JoL u. Otey, SEN 81 , Simon No
ell go.
Cwipeper-The Culpeper Gazette says. that the
votes Tor the OF ID. vere, 4inbrose P. Hill
3oS, John Turner 800. S. Pendie,on SIC,
Jos. y. Hansbrough 296 that " the members
elect are understood TO be pledged the lorna
ton OF Jack, on ticket; the election
Quoted with much animation and terminated with
out any unpleasant occurrences" {" poll was
opened Tor The purpose o! taking the sense OF the
county on the subject 81 Convention and results
ed as follows for Convention 25S, against IL
III = refusing TO vote about To-
Elizabeth City--John +. Wray lac, Charles
NJ Collier 1873 VIVA Wss,wood 4S, Alexander
jones IA Cfhe Two latter gentlemen were no;
Candidates
FGu4uier- The election commenced OF
Monday last, and WAS 10 continue three days. Mir.
Barbour came from Culpeper with majority OF
4o0 over Mr. Hunon, his competitor for con-
Sress. This reduced but 20 OF 800 votes
taken on the first day. For assembly, MIR. Kelly
was 30 ahead OF the other candidates, and Mr.
Chiffon 20 abead Of MIR. rhos. Marshall. The
upper part os the county had not vo' ed, and would
doubtless elect Mr.. NJ. Our infoi maliou Is to
Monday Digh
I" Ihorgan- A letter from a correspondent In
Marnsburg, April 25,h, says The election
Tor Morgan commenced Monday; polls 10 be
open three days. AT shutdown on Monday the
vote stood. CongIeS4- Armstrong l;2; Peter
~. Senate King IA; rurey ~ House of
Delegates Sherrald lbs. OIrlck 100 Smith 60
High Hay~o God II In all probability King
Will be the returned Candidate for the district
senator, as but So votes are wanting no elect
him. Winchester Rem.
Ranaioha-James c. irFariands 251, Daniel
Smith" 242 Van L. Reynolds go. Thomas
Matthews 10 Mr.. NJ. left The bench early
Polls were also opened for 6 Convention or
- NO Convenron;'' and for " Adams Jack -
President-Result follows: For Convention
i9o, against 1877 For jackson 23s, Adams 81
decnedse1press:ng an opinion 65.)
.Hddison- Linn Banks, William Fihks- with
out opposition
-hasOa--Samuel Mccullough 2S3, Isaac New
man 1914 NJ. w. Suibbling l24
.sefson- Robert Rises 100, DR. William Mas
SIZE 1877 Cha'ies Perrow %, y am Smith
%, Dr. Psiteson 27. (Dr p. was MOI a canLi-
date)
Itorthumberland- William Basye l9s, Roys-
ton Belts, Jr.s So William Jeu 1879.
Orange Thomas Davis (no, Isaac d. as
pubiishel ia our la-t) aid John w Voolfolk.
Pendieton- John Dice 272, Thomas jones'
2i2- Abraham Hinsie los.
PHtsyiUdnia- Fiucent Witcher William w al.
ton.
Westmoretand- W,iioushby Newton 81, John
p. Hungerlo,d So In consequence OF bad weather
and there being no opposition the election wa.
very thihly attended.
cay Of Richmond John Rutheroori- There
\ oeing no opposi,ion, very few votes were giver
IN, and the polls closed al an esrIy hour
Not Of the last LssiIatue.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

10 ho.l meetings on this subject, to give effect and
unanim,y to that tide of popular feeling which il
now setting against the presen; admins ration.
Oa motion, u was
Unanimously Resoired. That tie Report oil
the Committee be adopted.
Ga motion of Mann Page, Esq.
Resoioed unanimously, That. as the opinion
OF this meeting, .fndrev Jackson be recommend
Ell TO the people OF Virginia proper person TO
be selected as our next President
On motion Of DIR. Peyton..R. Nelson,
be appointed, who shall spond with the Jack.
son Committees of this Sac, and Of The United
States, on the means best calculated to facilitate
the election of Andi ew Jackson the next Presi-
3ency. DR.. Peyton Il. Nelson, Mann Page,
Richard u. Coroi0 and VIM G. Minor, were ape
pointed to- form this COMMITTEE.
On motion of Thomas T.. Amory, Esq.
Resolved, Tina, the newspapers tbroug Chou, this
State anu the United States, friendly to the cleo
tion OF Andrew Jack,oa for wears from the ith
March, 1929, be requested to publish the proceed
ings of this meeting in their respective papers.
On motion, Resolued. That tine proceedings b.
signed BY the Chairman and Secretary.
On motion, RESOLVED ,ssGmimousiy, That the
thanks of this meeting De gwen to the Chairman,
Cor the dignifed manner in which lac has presided
over its deliberations.
On motion, Resoired, That this meeting do
now adjourn sine die.
WM. JONES, Charm.
WM. G. MINOR, Sec'iy: