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Wholesale and Retail Grocery.

TeVSH BROWNE. &Co, one door below the
~ Virpinian Office IN Morgans Brick lon
nment, have thu pleasure OF offering 10 the
public large aud extensive assortment ot
amoog which arc
800 Sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 Hhds. Mnscavado q 81 Croix Sugar
10 Do n. Orleans a. Porto Rico do.
80 Bags prime Green CoHee
% pa. ST Domingo do.
10 HhdS Aola,ses
10 Bbs aud boxes Loaf Sugar
1870 lbs Cotton Yarn. No 3 to lS
l0sBags old Java Coffee
10 Tors Cloverdalc hon
5000 lbs. Blistered steel
40 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
s Bags Pinrnto
Do. Ginger
II KEGS Sulphur
30 Boxes 3 = 10 and l0< II Glass
10 Hhds Stone Ware
Crates Queens Ware
80 KEGS Ja,noison's Crackers
80 Boxes Spanish Segars
900 lbs Spanish Float Indigo
5Oo lbs Nadder
loo Sides sole Leather
40 Boxes Cheese
10 Do. Sperm Candies
% Do. soap
% Dozen Wool Hats
20 Dozen Fur Hats
t. Boxes No 8 s. 10 Cotton Cards
DO. No. 6ani d Wool Cards
Boxes Mcn aud Women's ohoes
i Boxes Duddlc's Mustard
Do. Champaign Wine
3 Do. Chocolate
Or casks Old Madeira-~
Do. Old Tener6r
DO. Scicily Madeira ; WINE.
4 10. Port
20 Do. Malaga
: Pipes French Brandy
2 iihds old Jamaica Rum
De. Antigua do
De. New England do,
L. Barrels Apple Brandy
90 DO. Mountain Nhiskey
Boxes Imperial Tea
Do. Gunpowder do,
Do. Young Hyson do.
50 Kegs Dupont's Gunpowder
80 Kegs English White Lead
90 Bbis Mackarel
% Reams Writing Paper
30 DO Wrapping do.
loco lbs. lockwood
Together with a variety Of other articles, Ill
Of which he will sell on the lowest term, tor Cash
or IN Barter for Country produce.
Oct II. tslo.
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EDUCATION.

lMfY School i now in session, and has in IL
AkA se,etai vacancies which should like to
have liiled. Young men Wishing to aitepdto the
Mathematics OF Ia auy The hlght, branches oT
Lltctaidfe. can I've good opportunity with
me while thnse engaRrdm he 4udy ofthe ,nfe.
riur rahehes Will not be- nfFIl cted ! snail
keep, fpr the future. nn s.sisaiei - ira, 70
cl,es mnv snhef for liz vhna ui fae 1itention
Wy ocbatl Is ogen laf both m,lrt ,rt f.naifs.
hnT removed II Ia The banse orcppie3 b
MargaIe, hiebaidspn sfbat near - CnHu
House. 4 D. TOWNLEI
Tenth mo Isl. tci'4I7
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NOTICE All pcrsonsmyIng cIalmaganst
Y the estate of Archibald Boiling, sen. dee.
will please present them proposelB authenticated
To the Subscriber for pay mcnt AMI those IN
debted TO said estate, will please make The most
expeditions arrangement tor thru setitlement, AS
an early close ofihc adminish alton is desnrd
BLAIR BOILING, Adm'r.
Oct. IL. cl" 10
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SCIlENiE
&Il4IaHl

96d2 prizes ................&li4,oOu
Subject TO the usual deduction Of Ghoen por cent
II The Cash Tor the whole of the Prizes c"a
be had atCDHEN'S OFFICE the moment ihey
are drawn
Whole Tickets s. % Quarters 81 Is
Halves 2 90 Eighths %
~ Orders from any part of the uniteo
States, either by mail tpost paid OF prnat'
Conveyance, enclosing the Cash or frlne lick
eos il, any of the ie'teiies, will meet the same
prompt aud punctual attention as il OH persona
application.
o. 1d,ire& 10
j. J. COHEN, Js. & BROTHERS,,
Baltinors
aug. u. IL
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Valuable Real Estate for sale.

sYtNDER the authority 81 deed ot lfnst. *
~ ecufeA by Ambrose tacker aud Bfisy his
wife, dated the 1911 Iuuc h. aud Is OF record
in lie clerks Office OF the county court Of Am-
hest. for purposes 10 SAID deed expressed, the
subscribers viii expose 10 sale, al pnblie dac
ton. on Friday the 26th day OF October neht, II
far, ifnoi, the next fair day thereafter, NJ the
dwelling house Of said Ambrose kuc<rr. IN the
county of Amherst the following rdtua5if feat
estate viz one tract Of land containing 2s7 II
acres, lying on Mier's Creek-Also another
tract adjoining thereto, containing 80 acres,
another adjoining tract of 90 acres-Also u u
acfes lolnIng the Two first named tracts--Also.
another tract OF 1900 acres adjoining the tracts
ahead, mentioned another tract contan-
ing 539 acres, aud another uaci ing on Coal
Mountain
The lands viii be sold, without reserve, on
Il credit Of on, t,o and three wears f4e pnr-
ehasefs giving b'ndS with serrty aud a deed
Of trust on toe had 70 insure ne pay meni OF the
purchase money Persons wishing 10 purchase
will flnd il well worth then attention 10 examine
these valuable Lands before the day Of sale
The title which Ihr trustees will convey Is re-
earocd as unqueStioudble. but no other will he
given, except such is vested IN them ~ the
trust deed. Possession gwen the Inst day OF
January, 1928. JOHN MILLER, tl,,,st,os
ID. H. EDLEl,
sept 90. cow.
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W. :
~ " Those wasting his professional ser.
vice vii nlense 10 ehii n the satar roDm he &C.
copicd lesi year, osei Mr.. facklcr's Jrc.
sept. 81 tcinss
4 LiFof LETTERS remaining in He Libr'v Pod
otice on Rf 3nb September, 1927
A-Marl Antbant = ~. AencN. Nn or
Thus, Al,fi Joseph Aeon = 1amcs Ay,,sG &.
b. Polly Rallnd. Peter Eobiru, Titnual
Burress. iiezekiah II frools. Nnliomsor E1r-
nett, Thomas Brown san. Priscilla ' Pa, n
C--,lame, OF lsnaf indtl Bcdlord { lcrk .,
Andrew C'aigP, John City. Abncr Carter, Paul
A. CaV
b--lra Dimock ruly Davies. Martin +
Da"'on. Christopher Davenport, Edward Dnw
son, VIM. {. Bobson
- Onnie Eastan2 Alexander Eudens
W iaW Falls.
G--itoberl Goodrdpr. Henry Crimson liar
rison Gills George Grnss Richard Gond
ll-Lcvi Howard William Holland Long
Johu Hall, Bgst An Hewitt john u. lIoi
land Stephen Holland Mniihto HAIL Bcnja
min HcnsIey.
1-aally ionea, Willis Ione, Jorima Jones.
Elisha ZONES May Ionson.
k--lohn \ Nay :, JoiU Knery, Nilham
k1scs, Johu krrpe
L--fhomas Lun.iord, 1hon,s A Icnwich,
j, Letnieh, barnahas Little, ltn Robert Le,-
tNich.
M---John Mar. Ambrose Mevrs. Tho.
| Mead 2 John Morrison, f.lrr Maslcu En,ah
N--Janes Neib0hDs, susnnnah Noel Pas
chc Nance.
O William Oliver, William ONnrgrv
I'll 'l,nap A. Pullen ( John II, Picket, IL
lishi Pollard Jamts Pntker, William Porter.
| p-Nm. J A. Qunflcs.
| k-lienly J. Ripley, Gtecn Reynolds, Thou
| Ha HHnInIih
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Oct. H..
edtiflt1
Leather at Auction,

Leather at Auction,
ny N the I'D inst | will sell ont my entire
~ stock oi LEATHER, compiisng Waved
aud nasset Upper, Nip aud Cali sklns, shirtlng,
Hog Skus, ntfprss Birdie L,alhe., sns j. u
Tier, ~ thrcr Slaves, und snndfg othef a5ueles.
The sic VII Jake placo nj NY oihee near the
Market House. Terms wlit be liberal aud made
known on the day OF sale,
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Oct II. td5lD
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Nigh anA i.oW ~ stem,

Continued in consequence oi ils uurivalled
oPna,ity.
Virginia Stotc Navigation Lctierg,
CLASS NiMBtR EuuR.
TO be drawnln ledrieksbu,e, on Thurs.
day, the 18th OF Novcn'hci nryi,
unde, The supcrinlancnte Of Cour'tsiouers.
MORE FRIES THAN NIANkS4
Highest Pri4e 5000 NgAars.
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,NrI-IACKSON .MEErlNl.

.s,,og of the Citizens OF Campbell orpo-
h election Of Gen. Andrew Jackson, as
ss' ,,,.n, of the u 5. is respectfully invited to
i'5 .,Idso ON the first day Of nest November
. 49, =, +, appoint delegates to the proposed con
oa ,.a,, ON he pad Monday ofJanuary next, IN
an. elty Of Richmond, n.
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AUCTION SALES.
INSPECTED

The past week l2l hbds. passed u refused
total lis.
The inspections, as viii he seen are begin
ming 10 diminish, aud the article IS getting
dull. The prizes are low both here aud IN
Richmond, aud the accounts from England
10 the Isl CT Sept are not very encuura sing.
We annex an extract OF n letter from Liver
pool II that dnte: Tobacco, pr"vrnhs IN the
public sale which took place on the 2Sth lust
was extremely dull The sales ot the month
by private contract, amonutto 62S hhds. go
hhd, We're offered nj auction OF which oil
were sold These consisted Cf common des-
crlpiiens, aud ,old extremely low. The leat
olwhich there were 1876 hhds, average , 3.lj.
per H.. aud ihe stpmmed 10 hhds ? 7-Sd. per
~. the former having sold nj about al. thr
lstter. nj l.2i per III. below previous rates :,
Tor although i will appear price. have given
Nav 50 much by this sale, 5t.)l Il IS not 10 be
understood the SAM rates w.l be- accepted
nov for nearly 100 hhds cat Of the 2i1
were positively to he sold, aud q considerable
portion OF the remainder were the remnants
II lois which the holders Thought il advisable
10 sell, To close sales. The last two days
here has been more enquiry, aud serrra'
lots otraeent import, per M9rion from Freln'
in, has ben sold. In Kentucky ,temmed b0i
! little nas been done One good lot has been
! sold at / Id stock in Livcrpool3lsl August.
STAPLE Articles
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Medicines. Paints, &c.

FHIiE subscriber has this day received from
a. New York and Philadelphia, the follow
ing viz: Prepared Charcoal Eclipse Snur;
Sup Carb. soda Gold Brater's Skins Bronze;
THeezers; CbamhersS never failing remedy
for thrclfeo enncss; Iariaric Acid Tooth
Brushes Smalt' sdcndrcotized Laudanuln, new
* he bly, eel Grated medicine swans celebra-
ted Panacca pmkcr's Panlcea, ancwremedy;
Dyspeptie EiNir, new remedy ofgreat value !.
Female Sprtitic, nrN remedy of high stand
ing; Pouer', Catbolicon; PamtS, dry and in
oil, al kinds i, Paint Brushes. all kinds Gum
shellac; together with great variety Of other
ltlclcs, all Of which will be sold on the lowest
ibIe tern Howell DAVIES.
\. Il. The .nighest price given for Linseed
Oh ii. DAVIES.
Oct II Inl0.
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NEw AND DESIRABLE GOODS.

UfE hare jast rccriucd a part Of sW n
many rcrg desirable drtie
A beautiful assortment ofrch figured o,ik,,
Plan aud iig Il G,dsdenal,ies ali ooia,us,
IL Black SATIN Levant,nc,
do Italian LutrNtrng.
Caspian silks lot IliHmins Bonnets.
Plain d hg satms, torenccs q lie, anime. tall
Macedonia silks, "a nc~ article Ton winter dres-
sssl
Mandarlne Grape Robes
Piain Nandarine Grapes VERY supcrint)
Bomhaaines Il Plain y hg d Bomba1etts very
ehrap)
Cireassian PIaids and Caspian Stripes
Tsrffu plaids and Iamlcts
Gauge. Baraishc, Granadlnc and Fancy sin
Handkerchief
teatlemrns German sin 4 BandanR do
Iatee AID Splendid .Ie,me aud Cashmere
ShaAls
Cashmere and Valencia do
Nerino \ Cashmere iIaudkerchiets
Rlch Baraishe < Battus Dress Patterns
Bonnet. Belt. Sash aud Cap Ribbons
SILK, Cotton aud Wursied Hose (vcr, cheap
Ladies uorsesl>iu, Md, odlI aud Beaver Gloves
t,,ntlemrn's Buck. Beaver ilorsosI>n a. SILK
Ditto
? Cas- 5 t;rass Bleach Superior Irish Linen I've
~ cheap)
Also. u large supply of fresh imported fae y
Piaia. hrrstS. Nopi C0ii0t,s, ReU Sh5a e0aa
With II general assorthcni 81 almost every arli,
Hats Looking Glasses Ea'tben. Glass and th
that our present assortment ana the unusually
he satisfactory 10 all who will examine the Goods
af Groceries such ~ Brown aud Loai snear
Dcmiionns OF old Madeira Nno, which Is said
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TUpM 6.
A announcement of the Drawing

touEs OflIeE, III Market street,
Baltimore, Aug 9Th, lS21
IL We haze the pleasure to announce that the
draw tlg oi the
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY,
ufthr State 81 Mar, Land, will take place in tho
CIV uf!fALiljDl.E. on Wednesday the l7tl
Of October aud will be completed on that day.
-- lis Lottery is the mosi brilliant IN the United
States. containing, besides tie capualS OF 20,
Uuu DOLLS. and l0,b0 DOLLS. no less than
TEN prizes Of Two THOUSAND DOLLARS
each
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~ 0uO Tickets nj 50 Is $40 "
MODE OF DRAWING


MODE OF DRAWING
The Numbers will be put into Que wheat.
as usual, nnd ~ another will he pat the pr
us, aboye the denomination OF two dollars
aud thu drawing 10 progress IN the usual
manner Tine 10000 prizes Of Two Dollars
Will be awarded Ia high ar low number, la
Lr determined by TINT which mhy arnw lha
pr,ze 0l 5000 dolihrs
Low Numhefs, iron. 10 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, ih.ool tn2o0N. Inclusive
holder OF I'VE tickets, High nnt ipv must
Of NECESSITY draw one small DrIs, aud may
draw TWO CAPITAL PBiXLp also.
TERMS.
Price OF Tiekets.-wnole, - 61-- Half, 81 20
Qnrlef 624 cents.
For pncksges, mol less ihan 80 whole tick
cts, scheme prite or approved mates, peya.
bio fifteen days alter the drawing without
interest.
orders, by mail, post paid, viii meet The
snme attention as on personal Application.
Address TO AUG LEFTWlCH,
Aug ~. Manager
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MIR. JEFFERsoN's OPINIONS.

n We havereceived the folIowin 2 commu
nicaIion, from a gentleman who has furnished
us with his name:
NeSsrs Editors ~ attempts have been made
to imposn the beiefon the people that Mr.. JET
fri son before his death wished the election OF
Gen Jackson to the T. esidencY, think II I'M
portdnt both 10 the character OF the departed
sage, ami 10 the country. that his real scnt-
nents should be known and for that purpose
1t is the wish of many. that Judge Archibald
Stuart. Chapnian johnson X Joseph {. Cdhell,
csquires. witt whom Nr Jefferson did converse
upon that ; .bjeGl, would let the public know
what were his Sentiments.--i have convefscd
with two of these Gentlemcn on the suhleci
one Of whom SAYS that he heart Nr Jefferson
remark taat Gen. Jackson VS. good bulldog,
but should be chained IL times Of peace. a Ike
sentiment 81 am informed, was uttered to
another Of these Gentlemen, aud | heard the
third say he had been al intimate AZ the irc sue
of Mr. Jefferson and knew t1at he very duch de-
nrncated the elccton of tren. jackson. Then
nngh; these gentlemen to stand by aud suffer tue
name of their departed iliusrions friend to he
handled about b, his old enemies. and the nirI-
pu,is Of the country for the purpose OF propp'ng
mn m, rotten cause Of Gen. Jackson. It's hop
ed that the, beng now called upon wlll LEI the
,.,,,l, y,o Lno,,,. A. VIkGINlAN.
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n SUPPLY Of GOODS, among "hich are
as: consisting IN pd1t o.:
! Case hcsn,iI,l hcuiins 5 loo pieces) do do
piece, lush Shcu4ng
Llurn tambiics h. Linen Canbfc llaudls.
IL Damask Table Dnper
Isl d. 80 ID Cloths tYery cheap
Furniture and Camhifc Drnnrs
\ large und Spleud Il assortment Of talitOes
1hubrcs ond Nusllns OF all descriptions.
PLAN Bobncu Lace wldo aud narrow (very
cheap
Rich Thread X Botinelt Lace wells
do do do Canes . Caps
Brussels ard English Thread Laees
Gymp nud BahHclt do
New stVlc Ncticues \ baskets
SILK Umbrellas very cheap
Yer, hoe aud Medium Cissnotts
Coarse do ~ l.,nseys lor Servants clothing VERY
cheap)
3 I . & O. Shifting aud shretins Dom"Hic's
3 aud ~ tnuoierpn and Apron Eheeks
3 aud IL lluld Duneshes
3 I aud 81 b iitkings
German llcklcnburgs aud 02naburgs
Wide low liuen aud Scotch OKnaburgs VERY
rhehp)
1000 lbs. Superior Cotton Yarn
tadic. aud Gcntemrn's Cioaks lal dsscrip
tonS)
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NNWlLL be IA LsnchbnrE for t..y days on.
~ " Those wanting his ptotc ,anal ser
vice VII nIeese 10 eat Al the sBtna ro,r he &C.
cupird lasi year, oyet Mr.. facklcr's ore
Sept2I tcinss
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

rrn-1- We refer the eaer TO the accounts OF the
Maryland aud Delaware elections. Inc 'o''''n-
isirstion party are triumphant in both States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11
REVIEW

Ofthe Lynchbure Tobacco Market.
Corrected ntekig for me Ipginiait, ty
THOMAS 4 iiofopnBf aud bi,HtRp 1iKfF.
Commission Merchants.
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~, We received communication suggesting
=, ,,,de Of asoen,aining the sentiments of 'he
people on the all-ahsofhng question % ''e "eN'
Presidency TOO late ton this day paper. 1t shall
appear IN our next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11

D--Ira Dimoct Tuly Davies. Martin +
Da"'on. Christopher Davenport, Edward Dnw
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Sept 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
Land. Negroes, Stock, &c. for Sale.

Land, Negroes, STOCK, &c. for Sale.
about to move residence shall paer fr SALE
oa tus en,s, on Mol'ey the 2ist Of Jan mex 10 te
oiuher on credit Of Yeas the Plantation on
teat IN The county of Aaiela, miles hieh.
40 IRON Petershug, and from Amelia courthouse
ms uset Is bounded by the Geno Road ON the North &
y gar S ek on the South; aud 1000
Ies oi iad 80 OF which low grounds. partly
ere <Vo hu,seis Of wheat the land good s
, shu 'o"e work don. in the years field. There
&c aud Comfortable dwelling house land, hunt
'h last years; houses for domestic purpU.e; good
Darn with hrehrg machine attached (enti Nv
he"n large tobacco earns all good The tract
iueu, may he advaniag eouy divided into two parts al
ns 10 eath division fair proportion vi wood land and
houses necessary for fa ming purposes.
me same TINE and place shall s.t to the highest bid
TOR ossn 10 negroes, all of them born raised ontbe
anst1i The stock oil all kinds, horses, cattle hos
Kate hen furniture plantation orn
KS straw then remaining The place will he sold
Astns to- the land, bonds with approved security and
teu Of trust on he properly For the personal and
ee1 CT ~ months, hearing interest from tn. date ii not
,uaiy pa'd on all sums $50 lauder tSaf sx,
wni be required. w l. RARESDAT
Ha,y. Branch, Amelia Nav e. 1927
sale OF the Negroes and the personal property
wa, etlrniy De made on he day sppOined whether and
= So - NO. W..
-, -, - SS-tJsS5s
the Editors of the National will publish the
account 10 this office. = - '~ '"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
CE.NTRAL GR.gr.u.fR sCIfOOL.

TUE Subscriber, late Principal Of The W,r,m Grammar
School begs leave 20 inform the Patrons that school
Is q o~ ia iu.l operation
The Of instruction cowprehends ire Creek Latin
french and English Languages, sud extensive
course OF Mathematics. f''''''
The snhefiher deep, il unneces,ary 70 offer ,,v .,;,o
nia Of be qualifications u Mr. Royal who giyss lion.
N Mathsma,ics& also aids in the Classical Of Nj
who attends III School gives French
bansn7se, both Of these gebent1 believed 10 give ep
siti'ctiun 70 all VITO their INSTRUCTIONS. C9mpo
~ a ht Linsnases taught 10 the school, forms an i'm pospt
and regular plft o the de Of instruction. and IN teaching
h "a snoh, Dir Ferron unch in French win H.
gHPs The proximity Of the School the Uniyersiiy Of
Vagina sud tie advantage II usag the Library which b
hhcfiber enjoys enable him Ia accommodate tie course Of
p, hn ehooi 70 he ngdihraiigns ts may occasional
" take place IN that " The University. The IL nfts (an
mar School would therefore offer peculiar induss
he,s 70 iloe youths who destined future day TO en-.
ter TIE University.
Price Of tuition pr session Of ys months, 90 de YOU'VE
sFgnen receiving n'iucoss from Mr.. Ferron will be re-
qutd % ray dolls additionally Board may be bad in many
tepsetabie iaes in Charlottesville end is vicinity At vs,
prices N no instance exceeding 80 dosrsPsr for
ue odaoi, making ~ all thu h-her aao,
ier enc 'ion - dolls r, those sitendng
'-'' 'i4o" ~ a0ii' Tuition ices payable in advance
fowls D""' iioLoS 1890, ESAN'
" ne rszi Ss,'on wip co,a,,neo oa6s fsfi Jamy.
surviving trustee, by John NJ Bnftee ON ,bs 5b J,v n
DC IszS 11 duly recorded il the clerks Office OF Hsst
ls27,d fsif, ofherwise on de- neT, az a. ~ 'b Ian
6ddef @ suction, on The prcwve- heee he rr,dsns Of
or iess, by laie frrvey wing aud bc;, Z; n -
ialhs gui QUA isd ~ Inc Double Brsnch Fokqs and
y. ~. f.' Itse,'' th- Terms % the sale according
% he otSo' ' SAID Deed cssh bul the sibscrber I,
in''fnted ~ zoe creditor say t one tir oftbe srrp
~ ,' ~ 'a'n "ih s-'ny giving bond with approved
cvy' P pe 'n y monihs, Tor The balance, bearing ht4r
s i,mo ihe dae, sud aided u ut on be ani tonsiJ
'loIs ~ h'i tact Of land consist u low grounds an
VIII, 'se ar shove the common usaty a lind n
llie s9,ihoos The title sheJ,ved To- H.
but e .u'sos viii ouy convey saebtds a. Is asis 10 h
- ~ 'iu ADAM loot
p A " h'gni not suiss o. renai 4 for ihe attrfne,o
dauou oi c4tgui purchasers ist cousssaie number M 49,
gree- siock o. al kind household snd kitchen 6,ri isn
aan uen, corn ioader, 10 10 be 10 on The sane Jaw
on lh, premises D. other uces being the gropei, of
S.t,e convey ed 20 ihe the ike mannsr being ads.e IA
- UNI. % GAhlas ADAM TOCF.
H~ t1~1aSt1s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
county" Yet, Mr.. Adams talks .soaiii s.<soSos

country" Yet, MI Aaams talks aboa,i !,fsoSos
my Ns'-o'
Among the ms4,ms Of political economy. fssy.
MIR. Adsms) which the Stewards of The nrblic
moneys should never suffer without urger:, r,yss-
silly 10 be transcribed, il that Of keepinr i,a
expenditures of the year within the limits Of h,
recepis:" a few lines above this sentancs IN
MS message, he says~-"The expenditures of 1hA
present year present small excess over theay-
ee'pis." By his own showing ih.n he Las acs
oeen good Steward of tie public monies
~. ., BaIt. ReF.
columbian, an Adams paper. pays The following,
oot merted compliment 20 Mr.. Stevenson:
IL Is out sheer &C, of justice to stfirrr, that NJ,
where In the ranks of The opposon could ihers
nave osen found gentleman cons picuous
Tor his talents, or more disinguisheI for hi. viz
tues His general knowledge of law, lpns .x-
Ferisnce in council, his familiarity with the de-
tais OF business, all con=pire TO renslsr him Ok,
eminen,ly worthy of the diguifed and respons,ble
station SO hohorabiy conferred ON him by The
House -
The .Ntt0 Speoker.-if any one ,n y, ~ gayo
been chosen speaker of the house of renre.enI.-
hVes opposed TO OR principles, as TO a liberal
Interpretation OF he Constitution in respect 10
internal improvements and the general nroye c,ioa
OF domestic industry, there ia no gentleman tia,
we wouiu nave preferred TO him on whom tie
choice has fallen, Mr. Stevenson, of Virginia =
rigid and powerful sdherent 10 the doctrines al
me FISina school, as ii il called --aat, Ger :
fanny, from perfect conviction in h own mind.
mat they are correct and ought to Be suppor.ed
But though rigid as to these principles, he allows
Others TO enjoy theirs and, we have no douht
VIII preside over the house in able and honora-
bic manner, and afford much general satisfaction
ptrhap4' as cou.d be hoped for in This reriud O..
ardent political discussion. lie is gentleman ~
noe manners and aniable drpo, treni- easy of ac.
cess and friendly. His place is one of grea, ne
spon'ibiity increased by the ability with witch
it has been heretofore filed INYiss Rca
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13
4 p2luabis PI0nfofio,1 foy ~

T7HE S91'er5e e;Ts for sale his Plantation in ire county,
81 Narorer, Tying Chiekahoniiny SIcnn,p
$50 aeresj IS u miles from the cityef Rehnond rs
"eehGnIel1He Turnpike passes through Il. There are n9re
man <OO acres Iohch hare been cleared hefiaer ON II
considered sqpai if rot Superior any in his section NJ
country JheTe are 80 acres oferceleaf Menaog land ~
SAT- prehassr that par lying beoru the Turn Pike o he
ssparaielyfispossdcC VAere is Sao mn t5ifhf. har
n!e, 10AieA rouid be advantage any one ryb.
"p the timber, or build Il further description Is deem
enansee'sdyy 0s those desirous Of resting capal il d
icH yiso IL Joshua Siorrs iin tLe aoi,,no C,n ,r;
sheIrit at any ttnei application TO be u5e him Sr
AugUst7. tf25- GERT1S SJOppS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-13

WAS committed, TO the jail Of Feuditton county on the
W Sd Day Of Jolly last, negro who call, himself
Lewis Hoonson and says that lie heougs 70 Mf. John Jor
Is SIX feet high stout made, black oomyieoted srge fs eyes
no scare visible had oD,wheu committed 20 Jail Two Coats
of bue folh, with GIT bui,ons-the others blue summer ~
one Jeans par ot panaioon casneu ve pair
shoes one torn shft and tur bat bali The II
sad negro requested TO forward Prove
ehafse', add take im away, he will be dealt With q. the
law directs HEZEKiAU SUGAHTs,
Jsor of T. &.
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