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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

TIE Blackjack Gazette, published in Tric
CauntQ, Nv York. conelua an Article on the
subject Of Mr. Van Baee's political projects
with these sentiments
81" While on this subject It may not be inpro-
pr TO say what We believe e. h, the fact, that
SHOULD election Tor president take place t4is
day week IN t1is section otthe Country, that tie
present incumbent would receive 4.5tAs of the
poll"
If Mr.. V. 3. choose, 70 spread his sails from
" mizen- peak 10 0sing-ph "a The wake OF me
military candidates top gaunts, let him do il
but let MIN not promise to take New York
along as dtck-loading
Tie attempt of tins celebrated intrguer to
sell he 20 votes Of New York 10 the jackson
faction. Ia, eG"ca such unegagncl * orrs-
SONS Of mdlsnatI1n IN eyezv part OF his STATE.
aud indeed IN Inc United Suites. that his bro-
ther " managers have found it necessary TO
dcGy that he Is a candidate tor the Vice presi-
dency, o. tnat dr Calhoun will be Withdrawn.
thus auer having c1mp tted the " Combna-
uons' and announced hImg"f IN his " Organ
(the National Advocate) rs The master oplrt
OF TIE new arrangement, and the CaucuS Cn-
dictate for the Vice Presidency, it seems that
Nj. Van Buren, is To b. sinlssrd with as little
cerenpny as vas MI Woodbury. OF New-Hamp-
sara, IS h3m W. learn tron good authority. was
caaest IN the same gull trap. The National
Advocate Of tuesday last, speaks in a more sub
luHctye style than it ~ts recently been wont to
do. The Editor H0W thinks that " III the public
opinion ot the great State of New York be al.
lowed To deycope itself in its own way-and II
the arts OF intrigaers and demagogues, either in
this Or other States, are nipped in the bud the
vote of this state at the next Presidential cleo
ton leiI astoHid TIE country"
1t viii Be perceived that there are at least
two 1t 5 Ia the way OF the managers; an,
these, when we come TO consider their trlit
character, are certainly very formidable obsta
Giles. By public option" The editor means
Of course the sentiments OF which he is thu
humble organ -and by +" iRtrigusrs and dc
magogues" he would haye Us TO understand iht
friends Of the administration IF therefore
the sentiments OF Mr., Van Buren, and his "or
gan" are allowed to develope themselves il
their srn raS. and pas tor srash and IF ,h'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

Al FAIRS or HE PENINSIJ
I'e adslees iieI TINS quarter dofnf M.
specify Il termination Of The dst,iff,,.e4,,. =
rs tue provisions intelligence save rs,,#....
pec' ChnpeS, who by all account. had
dened the hgld Is again, ii seems. in nm.
bulish troops "hirh were not rYf,rftea,
a blow, have been advanced 10 Coi,,b..
REPORTS prevailed on III LandonSfocL f. -.
One temple, To De sute. OF faise rur,c,s =. 4
III nded augmentation of the EIjt5si 49,
- loPai The ftench rumours arr "a,
i1e-. al % ;" FAR as TO state a de,l.,.
Z" "ar b fgrlo2aI against Span, on tn. o..
81 the cuohtenaboe aud secret aid sill Wv.
tl' febels Is the later power They s,,,e
so, WITH more eonfidence, the reinf5rcan=,, u
IT, Panish army OF observation and ra., y
~ 100 ofihe militia. All this though II i IA,
rendering certain the ability Of Spain L. >, y
wa. serves 10 show either the disnosit,o,, :, Il.
court h DO so,or else its m, fTicency to ares,
ylolfnee Of The aPostolical parly. That thsrsr
~, In the face oi the British force actually In Il.
county, should still promote disturbances n,
lead ~ 10 conjecture that II as high sjme ~
II should make its appearance thrre, and r.
justify the otherwise untelhgible Yiyacily Of nj
Canning speech on introd ucnr tins subiec 4
Parliament.
lit b" true too, as reported, that PORTUGAL
about 10 recall he envoy, on the ground OF b,
ing anable 10 procure from SPAN the r,car Il
tlon Of her constitutional government if n
hardly be expected that the DIFFERENCES hp'Wq =
the two cabinets vii not eventually rmbrah n
~ open hostiltes. Il Spain recfirs II viii +
only from Inability TO support her opposition =
constitutional government in near nee ~
Dor; and il She persists, there may yet be Y
noueh employment for the British aims on s. II
ish ground fRat Amfr Fl
The Emperor of Austria requires Of the Pa- u
tree passage for his troops, in case Of resoa u
e"s movements IN Naples. The sovereign
Europe seems 70 have made up their minds.
thelr 5ropie are Hot fit to work out Their
Independence. We should like TO "iook
q sseds Of tine aud sc now lonr its -
rnoro9a,y IS 10 last The wouder IS l.se IN
.e >#feIr,2as .,sh Il, fAan to ser fhe pc
u5m8 10 II. " snail see what mn maa
niu ak when Mr. CanDing's war otp
-.e' breaks oct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

"a kOhER q COMMISSION 81 sINFi
- he suisse, der has taken an Office
dor, above the FRANK In Hotel, where h."
uaues Ia ssll Tobacco and other pl9du
commission, and will in future, also, ui
business asa broker--lie hopes 10 br q
glYc satisfaction to all WHO NAV confde bu
TO las care. AI,CH. llAIthi
Dec. IS wtsfl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
From The .4je.o,.,i,ja Gnzs.y,.


Although II bias been positively asserted for
sever al weeks, lhat the peopIe 81 Pennsy l,ania
would not support Interpretations OF the Mil.
iary candidate at the approaching Presidential
election, We confess, that until within ies
day, We have been Of different opinion. II
was difficult to believe that the State that
broug INN forward would desert him under
any circumstance, but more particularly al
time when the " cUHlbindtioiisn were said to be
" complete and victory certain We we're A.
war that the determination OF the ntlr pariY'
10 abandon internal Improvements and rea.
sopahle protection Of American manufactures
would produce some change a. we'll in Pennsyl-
wanna As other sections ofthc Union, but we did
not believe thai the change would be either as
lapld Or Is great as We are nov convinced il is
May revolutions ia public opinion may take
place before the election, bat trpin III best in
formation " con collect. we trel confident that
Pennsylvania vii vrte for Mr. Adams, il ne
Continues TO administer the Government on the
same principles, and with the same lnncxible IN
tegIify that have governed him thus far In
coming 10 tn conclusion, W nave relied less
upon ueU spapsr evidence than upon thai Of IN
tellEeni aud candid mrn. who have recently
cOuFgsed win I'm people tham,c elves aud heard
thclr reasons for hanging their opinions The
following Kiract IS ffoiu The Dcmocrlluc Press
Of triGay " Jog.
signs or THE TINES"
It's sad, and upon hc hehea authority that
"A mernnar OF the last Congress- and OF the next
Who belongs To thu Combination, visited Ha,-
rshurgh, since ms return 10 Pennsylvania, for
the purpose OF ascertaining the opinion among
the members OF the Legislature upon the Press
dential question Entering room in winch
many gentlemen were, and among them, re
presenlifves from oil prrts Of the state he
observed, " | have heard he changes . opinion
and that some who supported Gen. Jackson are
now opposed to him. hn, | have seen 10 one
who has chane 'd-Serep members otHe Lcgis-
iaiue. on after theothcr. declared, that TINY
had choaged hsir opinions. and thai they would
support M. 1damS reelection to the Pr,ytden-
cR--" VIII give you, The reason, Tor the
change, said highly respectable member
hon the west Mc administration hrs been
- tong all thaf IS RIGHT, md The opposition all
" Atut IS WRoSCh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

A liter has BEEN received ut phadclpi
rating Ihat the Governor 81 Barbados has !,
- au o#der, pefmfitlnc the importation 81
rneli'an ploduce from tbs other Stands IN Brl
boti.Ogr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13


The State Legislature, we are h up T. per.
eriyr, las eYIaced as YET 40 i1cinltlon 10 travel
en-; OF ITS proper sphere and med he ~ the con
ems o the general government i is possible
ia some caucus may he held to MAZE uumin-
1'inu, bnt We haye r'1SJn 10 think thai .tch will
not De the rlse. We han .stl, believe thai four
hths o. the people Of tn state ar decided ia
IA III appreciation OF Mr.. ADAMS administHa.
100, AID that, unless the mast uliuar ana le in
frtguef on ne par al tn COORDINATION are ,sor-
red to, he will receive 4 lr4s. ttirfV ont lie
iairty ia electoral vote, At t1c next election
The conduct ett1" HppJst3n partBkes so much
81 pefsu entlnn, that II vii .rCe sslfily produce
reaction III favor 81 Nj Adt:ns - ~ tiie great
futss OF Tie people host ta5tiIinu, pol,ncaus
'ho pied Il the Invasion OF constitutional proyi-
sioos and rights, by The executive, a4e cscecc-
mgly ShoG sighted IN opposing the manner Of
his election, which MAS Ia entire conformity with
its letle' they endaaYof 10 make ona rule
work bota ways, but WI scarcely enect It, Tue
whole tenor ottuis opposition is censurlhle and
inpotl lr,--Io say nothing OF the violence with
which every pubic measure, aud conspicuous
pubic men who up1old the coyertn ut have
been assatlrd--,he selection ofGeueral Iacf son
rs an opposing randdat is most serious, Ia br
u precaied. It's feet thar thc very men WHO
are now setting nm iurth as the paragon OF
moral aud political excellence Hcre wthn
the short space eight al ton y"dls loading
him with their maledn tioa, saro,u psr, con
temner OF law, Of prlyale ugh., OF mofd Oh iga.
tous, and a remo,s eiess cruel aud unyeld.
/ lag despot.
Such harsh epthets We have never unquai-
fed applied 10 him, bat that hr is possessed OF
no qualification which Shout elevate INN to the
proud and responsible situation claimed for
him by his paitisans, we must seriously insist
/ al b. % - an do, in ti,at,
| ntlanmatory harangues assert his ciyil services.
! Tins knowledge, his torbearance, ms wisdom
not IS the peoples choice the brare SOL
! dir " the veteran warrior &c, with which
f m impression IS 10 be made. His friends will
/ find it an ller eulean task to plove his negative
vittu,s aud could they do IT, such are not the
claims admitted by the American people--pos-
/ tive excellence OF the highest order alone can
Secure ana unite then s.lflages.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13

aipPed in the bud, Tie vJies q view j orr. may
be given 10 6eneral JACKSON, 5 Contingency
which the E1i.orsery correctly Observes III!
astonish the oount-y" Al,z. Gag
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-04-13
SPRING ARRIVALS
Offbc Latest FASHIONS

April 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

Yard Tor the Mediterranean, aud Lieut.. James
Ra'nage, FIRST Lieutenant. The Delaware viii
bear the broad peunant of Commodore Crane, on
her arrival at her station.
During the last week, the masts aud bowsptt
OF the Delaware have been taken in feeling
-ome curiosity 10 know the time necessary for
taking in and stepping .ucb ponderous spss. we
have made the enquiry, and under.tard, that after
transporting them TO the launching slip and noa,
ing them thence TO the shears, the time employ ed
in rsieing and stepping was as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05
tNdi. hi. Oct 8.

l., 1p9an'yIeanaa U"iuersify. AT meeting Of
Ar Macauiey, of The City OF New York, was e.
,ec'el president OF the Institutions which ofHc-
mas oeen vacant since the resignation OF ID, Ilol
'ey: MIR. Macauley is Presbyterian Clergyman
distinguished for his eoqrencr and lesrnjne and
au'hiIed LOT his urbany and varied accomplish
u. s ms we nave the pleasure to know several
OF the particular friends of the R.ve,s,d o.,1i"'
man who have recommended him as cuaii5sd in
an eminent degree Tor the station 10 ,yhcb he has
oeen chosen. If he accepts the a appointment. we
may anticipate for Transylyanis bright prospects
and future ernin.nce
Ohm Pope, EsG has been appointed Pfosesso,
Ni""' X. ntucAg RegoTtey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05
$4,000
SI.1oI am

Us the COMPANY is ito go into operar,on when
..nhoh and hall OF dollars is rub,cribrd, that
Ito. :. now placed beyond doubt; for, in addi-
uoh OF 2oo $50 by the Corporation of AIexan
aIisi and II is supposed that in this District alone
.neIe VIII be Individual subscriptions, aid,tioa
me amount OF several hundred thousand dollar.
+" ihe work goes bravery on.''
f.hdL IN Oct 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

-, The Books for receiving Subscriptions to the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal were opened, as our
readers know, at the several places (lesignaed ON
monday last. and are to remain Open from day to
Day. We have Information only of the amounts
s"usc:ioed, MONDAY and yesterday, in thi, civ
s'o Georsetown, which were as follows:
Ia 'his City, including the subscrip-
lion OF the Corporation, SI0es aoo
IN Geo'setown, including the sub
te''pi0n OF the Corporation, 425. 900
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

80 81. loJfs, Sept u.
General Gsises arrived IL this eily on SUNDAY
i'sf' He's destined, we understand IN take CON
mand OF The troops now uadsr he orders Of Gen.
a'hinson, operating sgainsI the hostile Indians or
VIC t'IP'I ntsS'ss'nf Ti,eoryf nep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05
AMERICAN ENrERplsE

hAlac' OF letter from Capt Cuanin.haln dated
81. Diego, Dec 1926.
Ahere mas arrived al this ylace CAPTAIN led
eu'ah D. smith, with company OF Hun,efs, from
o. Louis, on The Missouri These hardy adyen.
tufsrs have been 10 months iravelli. O their ro,te
aud have suffered numerous harJ-hips They la ve
oilen mad death staring them in the ce-some-
vines, owing to the want OF susienance AZ other.
10 the numerous ssvsgas which they have been ~,
oiigei TO contend with OIi of 30 horses which
'hey started with, they brought Only Is in wi b
ihemi ihs Others having died on rosd for want of
food anI water "' "
b'es II no. seem incredible that party Of four.
teen men, depending entirely upon their rifles and
traps Tor subsistence, will explore his vast continent
ana can themselves happy WHEN they can obtain
me 'Sii OF Beaver TO dine upon? Capt. Smith is
nov On Dod'd tue Courier, and is grng with me
10 81 Pedro TO meet hisnen from then ce he intend
TO proceed North ard 10 qlest of bcaver. and In
re'uT" afterwards to his deposie IN the Rocky
Mountains"
81. Diego and 81. Pedro are ports in Cs,;for.
ma w. Coast Of America. near 5000 miles rom
'os''"'J Phil Pdi0diu1i.
WE are much grsH6ed to learn ,h.t already ,l,.
amount OF revenue to The custeui- OF tots CIV az
eeecs that Of the whole Il lat year. from the nu
inereus vessels due, and those which will arrive
previous 10 the 3isi of December, his fair TO
conclude that our annual returns will exceed N,
"''NH' any previous year. L. W Gazette.
Mr. Thomas 3. Robertson, late & ove,,or n,
LouisIanns has been pyiledtO be again candi,l.,s
lot that office. lie declined the inyi,ati>, 80,
my ambition in that re,pec, is ss,i.iis1 49, ss
persnee has su0Hcisnuy lsIgb, roe thai csn ,sg.
dsr 10 mat situation no service a. Ill commemorate
WI, ~ we important daties It iu,poses."
:, tlSIs IS an example OF modesty rare end peeu
H.' ~ an age, when every IMAM learned o, u.,s
ed, talented doll, think. b,,o.elf M e. a
sidsncy, NJ J. Eng - ~ '"' '''
o-,c 81. Louis, Sept. ~.
Sensral Gaines arrived IL this city on Sunday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

NAVAL,
We understand that Captain John Dowoes i.
appointed 20 the command OF the Delaware sbio
= re Use row f,dns cr, ;5s Gcs7cf, Narr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

vac boyden, member % on ecues,rjso cor,s
VINO were performing a. Huntsville, Al,b,n,,
about tbree months ago, robbed the cou,panv 81
2,UOO dollars and gsllOped OF, since yylrh bS H.
Deco amusing hiuseli At the Fills OF Nisaafs and
other places OF fashionable resort. A reward was
oneIeo Iof ms SPprehension, and be was lately
arrested az h'cs, New York, 80! f2sn IoG,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05
Important from SoaM .a,ns,iee.

@".EWtdNt .JTONi SCUM .dIl2sy1cG.
Extract OF letter from genllenaa of erest
Iespec'asii'y aud Intelligence, received al our
Hews Room per sehr. Monroe, dated Laeura 22d
August.
. FMS department since the departure OF Boli-
var, on tbs 9Th OF last month, Tor Bogots, via
CarihagcHa, has remained entirely quiet; yet every
disposition - evinced Of hostility, BIZ words only
against ibe LibeTsior and his DEGREES, while cxer-
cising tie extraordinary powers assumed under the
Cons tuition ia calming the disturbances Of Eene-
lucia.
We have news up 70 ihs 10Th Of July from Be-
gotta, which states that the extraordinary powers Of
bon,sf have been revoked and every disposition
to resis the Boiiyias party, If hostilc 10 The Con
siiiui1n. Bolivar fron, Tie last accounts was a.
Csr'hsgaus with 5000 troops, snd UfJaniia from
Msfaca,bo az CUcuia win 2O0D more cannot
believe there is disposition TO creae an internal
war yet by many q Is believed tina, Bol vars
gicws have been 10 susyer the Constitution and
establish go"ernmsni OF more consolidated pow-
err. Tbs department appesisio be decidedly faf
con'cdsfScy ol States upop uls principle o; tie
u. S'sie-.
The Consfers have fixed the csliiaG Of gene.
rel Convention Tor March next, 20 eadeavour, n
an orcsI1p'ufs should MT previously fake place
10 settle al ibs differences Of he country RePor
s'ys that the Libefator is much displessed ct ihs
Congress ao1 fTss determined q, osrch svaias. t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

~, Silo,1UO ID
we understand that letters have been received
from General ATHiNsoN dated on the I'd cf Sep-
'am5er. The tieuea.l nsd it'll Eve hundred m en-.
assembled eighty miles up the Ouiscou.in, on his
way TO the Porsse, All had been joined the pre-
ceding evening by General DODGE, with ons
hohared aud Thirty Gslena volunteers, noun, ed
men AT the Portage, General ATKINSON
would be met by Major WHISTLER, with the
detachment from Green Bay, and would thea ba We
collected force OF thousand men, ready TO
move as circumstances might direct. No hos lie
ihuiahs hao Deem met with, and the General, at
ne aae of his last letter, still OF opinion that
'he "innebagoes would give up the offenders
asfeeaoiy 10 The demand which had been mad.
upon them.
rumor had resched B-lleville, in Illinois,
sna' an attack had been made by The Indians upon
the settlers at the Lead Mines on Fever river.
nut by the direct accounts " hieh we have fom 81
LOUIS TO the II ultlmo, it p.oyes 10 lie entirely
un.ounded. .Cyd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

We further learn that not the slightest accident
occurred during the arduous work The main
mast OF the Delaware weighs upwards of sixteen
toas. The principal labor having thus been over
come, we presume, hom the alacriy manifested in
all the Departments, that the Delaware will soon
be ready to make . proud exhibition of navs,
skill and architecture amongst the combined fleets
now collecting in the theatre OF her service.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

WAsIIN GroN. October 9 = The Books of
Subscription to the Chesapeake and Oao Canal
we're opened yesterday, at the several places de
signsted In the District. The Books are TO remain
open tor so many days, that large number oil
shares was not subscribed; still, there were q good
many subscriptions; aud, we were glad to Observe
mat amongst the subscribers, were many of the IN
dustrious. thrifty, and practical per-ons OF our
community. In Georgetown, we hear that a
single weslthy individual from Virginia. subscribed
nifty thousand dlars; and it is said that there will
oe several ndividu subscriptions of that amount.
bGFS See Postscript.
we beg leave TO suggest that there are many
consi alterations which make it advisable that those
who intend TO subscribe should come forv ard early
Let us on this occasion, as they say in tbei,
eiectioneerins exhoratons in the cities, make a
long pun, strong pull, an a pal al together
- I.Nat. Int.
POSTSCRIPT.
georgetown has done well The subscriptions
10 inc chesapeake add Chic Canal already amount
10 the sum OF -il5.i0O dollars, w:
Corporation $50. 900
Individuals l65 iOo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-05

These last were two young men, believed 10 be
hom Que of the " Western counties Of Viz
ginIs, ('hey we're last from Washingoh) who
were understood to have for their object to obtain
commissions IN the Mexican service under Comm.
Porte; one Of them, il will be scsn. escaped The
dreadful catastrophe. l.Nogok Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10
DOMESTIC
srRIECr-

.Nehon Comfy, Oct. 60, 1927.
IL be'n- understood that our Representa- ives in TIE Stare
Legislature, were DESTROYS Of aseertaining the sentiments nj
"'I co"s'fUenis' IN relation to The Presidential Election;
'No @'wi'g no better opportunity Of collecting their than
al ~ battalion Masters Of the county, the coumaidau MS
Of our balthlions, al tbeir Musters OIL Friday and Sa-
,oI"@y iaS,' ~ conformity with the wishes Of many VI
the Frcchoders, proceeded TO take the votes IF re- 80 ",
upon 'his SUBJECT together With the votes Of such other
c'tizens as were there present. The result of each Muster
IS hereuuto annexed:
"ihe inst Bat,alion-or Jackson go. 81 Of these
frscholdors--for Adams Cd, 8 Of these Frcchoisers.
ALEX. BROWN,
It. Col. Cou,u,andfg.7
"Ihe argument al the second Battalion, was sppn .m,
to considerable length. II did not close before spH.sc,. -,
which ttme tire vote was taken; there being >, ,,af I'm
ABOUT 10 persons on the ground-i00 Of whom deelareT
~ favor Of Gen. Jackson: aud, / think, that b,lgoC ,hc -
naming twenty were iD favor ofJackson. ss not mo,e ,,,a
Z OF afPearsdl0 b. ia favor Of she Administrator. ~
ALEX. ~FIrZPATR1K.
Ma. 81 Battalion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

hessiced, ihat Tour Delegates TO represent the ptop!e oil
ms Town favorable 10 our views, in said Convention, he
forthwith elected, aud Eoht. Boiling, Iiobt. Birchett, M. Il.
Piiisboroush and Lewis Mabry, were duly chos, n-and
two OF mare Ia act.
RsSohved, That a corresponding Co,nmi,.ee, to consi,, of
l members, be appointed, whose duty it shall be to co,t.s-
p"nd with such Committees as may be appointed in other
p"u'sm the state; ani "A committee was appointed Of the
following persons, viz: John L. May, Jabez Smith, ] mo.
nrai"ineI' Frs. q. 1ancey, VIM. Corling, Patrick Durkin,
% J. hooertson, Saml. Robinson, 5. g. Wells, WIN. d.
Dnyie' NJ. Is. Peterborough and VI. Barbour.
HeSoted' That these proceedings be signed by the { hair
ano Secretaries, aud published in the newspapers Of
,nis borough and the Editors of the Richmond Wing and
Enquirer are also requested to insert the same.
$500 LEWIS MABRY, Chairman.
i Tms 6 S"1MMEn' sr. Secretaries.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-10

n virtue Of a deed Of trust executed the 9Th dav of Ma
= 1876, by Wade Rlosby the elder, aud Susanrab he
VIE to the subscriber and others, which deed is of ,ero,a
" 'hc clerks Offices Of the county courts Of he couaties Of
hsnrico and Pnwhatan,I shall sell in front of the la ole
It"'eI ~ The city Of Richmond, on Monday, the IOlb of
bHcem6eT next, at 12oclock, the following prtperiy named
III said deed, VIZ. onc-nip,h Of the interest owned by Wade
Mes6y, j. in a certain parcel of land lyiog near the Old
NlhrheI house, on Main street, in the city of Richmond.
auh Tor which 4 suit Is now pending in the superior eonyt
OF law 100 fenrico county Also, all the intefes, the said
wade Mosby The elder, has ia a claim TO a tract Of land
Of between , sud 5000 acres, lyisg on the Ohio river. he
tween 'he mouths Of Big Sandy and Little Sandy riyers.
IN we county Of Greenup and State Of Kentucky. Tine
W"uis o. this land Is first rate bottom land, aud I have no
u0nol a great bargaiu may BE- bought is il.
ihkM5-S, II aud ~ months credit, bonds with an
P'o'eo security, and a deed Of trust on the property 4,
secure The payments. ! viii convey only such tile as is
vested IN me az trustee.
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