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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerh's Off. oil 40
superior court Of ChancCrv for thc lyneIhu'E H-
the Isl day of January 1927 Arthur Il. H@4-' -.
against Peachy Franklin, Day'a = Garland " ", ~
Cunningham, eXr Of James Mays, dee d. aRd n''
Deits.
The defendants Peachv Franklin & Chs. W ats not '.. ~
ing entered their appearance x givenscedFiiN aesa.''
the act ofAssembs g. the rules oftis court, y mn
by satisfactory ey.dencethat they not inhabitants ''t
couniryit ordered, that the said defendants do i'
here the first day Of the next term and a4S"eT Ln
of the palnuH; and that copy uftiis order be 2,
burg for two months udcc.stsly posted al The sa'
door of the courthouse in The said town.
Copy-restc, ....,-,,,orp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
WILLIAM AlcCLUER
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\trALUABLE ESTATE For sALE.--In
y pursuance of deed of trust executed bv
Christopher lark. hearing date the 29ih day OF
March, 1920, aud recorded in the county count
of Montgomery. which deed was made for the
purpose oflndemniiylng Isaac Otey aud Thomas
Moore, the subscribers or one Of them will pro-
coed, ON the 18th day OF April next, ifiaii ifnor,
tfeucXt fair day, 10 sell at public auction, FOR
caah, on the premises, tina, well known aud val
uahlc estate lying IN the comfy Of Montgomery,
calild the Bent Mountain Estate containing about
1l,ou1 acres OF land, he0g the tract oflnud con
ye9ad 10 the sa,d Christopher Clark by Andrew
Lewis aud Charles Johnston. This cst6tc Is con.
side cd one ct the huest stock farms in Virginia.
II will be sold sui ieci 10 prior deed for the be-
neht ofthc President Directors & 60. Of the
lafuars Bank oi ! jrenia. The trustees will
convey such fitle only as is vested IN them under
the deed oftrust above rclerfcdto.
EDWARD WATTS,
NM. RADFORD.
March Q ridegi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

1rN AIS on Boston, Providence Newly orl,
- Philadelphia, baltimore, Washington City.
aad Richmond, Va, for sale IN sums to suit pur.
caasers, at a small premium. at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of S, 4 NJ, ALLEN u CO
iyncbb"ra where al kinds ofnncmrent none,
Is '7kea At The lowest rates Of discount
JulV TO- Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

Yrl DUCAlION.--.lhe next session Of tie sub
Ii scfibcrs school, will commence on second
day. toe 1914 iDIaut. X. Z. IOWNLEY.
Third mouth 9th tcts31
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerks Office o ms
superior of Chancery for tue Lynclburg dir
the fifth day Of November, ls2G John lauch sNr u
Henry Ward, decd, PIT. against Robert A. III"
Uct.
The defendant not having entered his appearance9
the amended bill of the plaintiff and riycn security ',@
ding TO the act Of Asemhly and the rulls OF TINS "ps
and It appearing by satisfactory evidence That ne = -
an uhabiant Of this countrylt is ordered, tlt ld' ~
defendant do appear here the first day OF Inc ~
term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and ta ,t
oi tins order be forthwith inserted m some rtNsiH
printed in the town oiLynchbure, ior tive m13f
cessiyely aud posted Al The front door Of the c9if'
IN the said town. Acopy-1csie,
- holm NIIiF.i'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

VIRGINIA AtRules holden IN the clerks oiff gfthe
~nreaar court Fl Chaneery for the l}Hehtwe district
ice Gth dag ot November, 1s3f. john G. i.ioi an IL
tsJJ ~ john S Garter his next FREUD IN. qeeaa A
sram 3rfar, William Joping and Joseph b. esrtert
eS'rs Of John era" ford, decd and John C. Burose,
Deits.
The defendant john G. Burrosc not having entered his
appearance aad security according TO tho as Of As
asmhik and he ruif ofthis court AMI 1t appearing IN
sa.iaciory evidence thai he Is not an nhabtnt OF ms
eountYlt is ordered that the said delsGdmt do approx
here on t1e t1t day ofthe next term and the @
ofthc per md tlat copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IA some newspaper pointed N the town Lynta.
burg Tor Two months sGeecsse and posted al The front
door al the courthouse in the said town
II Acopy-'fs.tc, JOHN WIILS,c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

gAOR RENI.--Two rooms on the lower foo,
"a of the house which at present occupy
they are large and convenient, aud possession
Immediately gwen. RIO ROBINSON.
Feb. -. Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

% allaCK Il. CABELL, Attorney NJ Loa
* will, IN future, regularly attend the court, 81
Nelson county. His office is ON Maiu-stlcet. d
te" doors above the Franklin HoleI.
Annnat o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

A JtERTls EMENf.--I wish to sell the
<s2-A uact OF land ON which | live containing
10 acres, On this tract The impIoven enis arr
olerably good-it has on il gol Il mi viii
TWO pain Of stones, aud three Boulting Cloths
also another tract containing - acres, adioin-
ing the one on which | rcsid"--on this tract
thete is good ncn m--both tracts are in n
healthy aud good ueighbourhood and lie With
IN FIVE miles oflhc Big Lick, and four of Salem,
ON the South side ofthe RoanoaNe
JACOB GERST.
Feb %. c3NsgQ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-20

INVALUABLE LAND FOR sALE.-Pursu.
y ant to decree OF tie Superior Court Of
Chaocery for the district of Lynchbufg, pro-
nouaced on the 24th day Of October, 1925 in
the suiithen depending in the said court between
Hartman Gentry, plaintiff. and Richard Harri-
son and others defendanls--the undersigned
Marshall Of the said Superior Court of Chance
~, will on riday the Odd day Of March next, il
iair, II not the next fair day thereafter (Sun-
days ezcepted) proceed to sell 10 the highest
bidder, tof ready money, on the premises, one
certain lot or tract Of land lying and being IN
the county Of Amherst, and On the waters OF
iarrs's Creek containing by survey fly-two
and three fourth acres, aud bounded by Antho-
ny Huckcr and the said Richard Harrison.
THOMAS A. HOLGONRE, Mar.
Feb % clw2g
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16

the tariff Certainty 10 such understanding existed
in the circles where The writer OF this letter moved,
nor does he believe there was any such general u'i-
dcrstanding of MIR. Adam,'s hostility to the tarif
As to Mr.. Adams friends. they were divided in
opinion on the subject, as will appear by referring
to them votes.
Mr.. M'kean, and those who copy and publish his
letter, ought certainly far to respect themselves, il
they do not public opinion. as to refrain from cast
ng upon the respectable convention at Harrisburg
wholesale mputatlons Of corrupt and improper mo-
lives. uat they have at least some shadow OF eyl-
dence upon which to ground their assertions.
THOMAS WHiPPLE, Jr.
Wentworth, Oct 10. 1927.
r 1t is well known that the opposition to the Tariff
by the Delegates from New-England, was qua
a opposition : the ground taken by Mr. Webster,
aud by many Of the pers NAL and political friends
i Mr.. Adams. was, that he bill embraced in lis
provisions articles in relation to which the argu
men, from policy and espedeney had no application
while to others it applied with u questionable force
and in this they were followed and supported by
many distinguished men Of all parties:
n. H. Journal
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
= O. !. !. y I. :. ] g e a. : !. Il
From Tie .Eetc-Hampslire JourAQl.

MR. MooR In the last Patriot. appear. let
Ter purporting to be written bv Samuel Ai'Kean. a
Representative in Congress from Pennsy yiyana. In
this letter. MIR. NJ hean charges the Pre- esent OF
the United States with having been while Secretary
u State, in 1921 opposed 10 tie protection o nome
Industry and domestic manufactures. Lest should
BE- accused ofperyertlng his meaning, his Wnwold,
rs published, are here cited:
During the struggle (says hc) in 1924. for the
encouragement Of home industry, and domestic
manufactures, one fact, as suppose, was better
understood, none more frequently spoken Of, and
never denied, to my knowledge. than that Mr.. Ad-
ans. then Secretary OF State, now President of the
United States, was at that time hostile to the mea-
surcs Of the i~oposed tariff and CERTAIN it Il, that
his leading partisons in Congress, and particularly
those from Ncw-England, were decidedly opposed
to the whole measuie.P
In Misrepresentation, which is certainly incorrect
Mr.. M'hean might have intended nothing w.uil,
wrong. But it is in sound ethics held As cuipablt
to state that which DO not know 10 b~ true. a,
to state that which know not to be true. DIR
lng the discussion of the tariff Of 1894, the writer
With number of other members 81 Congress, tnct
with Mr.. Adams. who was then Secretary Of State
At table the conversation turned upon the polio,
OF the protection Of home industry and dome 81,
manufactures ct the members present, some wct
opposed, AMI others favorable to the measure thei
before the House. Mr. Adams. AS is usual wit
him, suspended Nls opinion until several remark
had been made By different gpntlemen when b
gave his opinion freely and without disguise. in IA
sor Of the general policy al protecting those gyca
national interests, and rcpe,,, witA much paiilt
several objecions urged by Distinguished! acnt!t
man from f.irsinia. who sat ncxt ac writer
! wall not attrihafe unworthy nntiyes 10 Nj
NJ f,cn but b. has 50 wotded his letter as IL lea,
Us in entire doubt from what source be derived Ii
rNnvirt,un al til unnpral 3S,.i
instoa. that Mr.. Adams was opposed, in 1924,
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
ysgs1a.asa,.y z w ARE TgDESyg,NT TEga Ta.'ga.
Snsfltsa alaTfH~ tNFAtesW3
w IL as4lsA. sa s,s ~ "a SSts< v
Friday, Noyember 46, tS21.
MORE NEW SAMPLES

From the Detoypdre Gazette, .9ugust 90, 1928
q If clustering is to prevail, the general tJach' 4
sony will no doubt be elected. In one OF the conl-
ties of flndiana, number of emlgrants rom vafou,
states have nominated the General for Presldenl anu
DE Witt Clinton for Vice President They worsa
furnish us with strange kind of HODGE ropoh
From the Delauarc Gazette, .lng. 26, 1925.
g Gen. Jackson. At the particular request o.
friend, we have copied from the Baltimore MoIMHs
Chronicle, an article signed Cato, IN favor OF uea
Jackson, as candidate for the Presidency. nh" VIVA.
ever may be the opinions OF others on the suplo'S
WE certainly cannot perceive in his arguments ang
thing very cogent or convincing in support Oh e sny
propTiety Of his choice Our readers Will mol lu's
10 remark, the difference OF opinion between s"o
writer and his prototype, with respect TO Pi"e'ns
successful military leader at tie headof @
The original (or Roman Cato) deprecated inc cn
cun.sance that Snch a man had obtained sucn -
ton hut our modern Cato is labourng TO p,'o
man cf similar character in similar situation
From the same, Oct. 81, 1928.
Gen jackson has been elected 10 seal IN ~
Z. s. Senate, in opposition to Col. Johh "''| wa. Cnl
sc, We CANNOT YoRnEAR remarkinS th'' tn
Williams has been highly valuable member o. .J@
Senate, and as a stutesmaa, has been OF tt'@ss,y
more service to the country than Gen. Jachsoi ac
has been, or probably ever zvW be; amt neiis
ouained with the business to come before ! ohs..,
at their next session. would have been able 70 10"
done much more than Gen. jackson can Poss'pIn ncn
expected to do. And as candidate iof inc o.ss
Of president, we think it would have con'poiIs,t
much better with the dignity of character 10 c.;ne
the General preiends 10 lay claim, to have
from Offering hlysclf,' &C. sc.
From the same, Oct. 81, lG23. has
"That Gen. jackson is soldier, and 'ns. ~ f,el
rendered important services to the country, we m.
no iuaation to deny but we think that the gu au% :
iicatons necessary for such character ano -, -.
man who should fill the executive char OF out ,rs
tion, or hold seat in the Senate of the cnlon i
quite different With respect to the eViden', rr.:
Ggn. Jackson's being STATESMAN we -,
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From the Baltimore .4mericm.

Railtoop from Camden, (N.L) to South .amboy--s
meeting Of the friends of this enterprise was held
at Camden or the 5,h inst for the purpose OF recey
ing MIR. Strickland's report on the subject. From
the character of the country, Mr.. Strickland enter
tains full conviction "tllat the whole line wilb.
found to possess every requisite for double railway
on which the Locomotive Engine and Horse power
NAV be very advantageously used lH the Transports
ton both of passengers and heavy merchandise"
He recommends embankments and wooden bridges
at certain points, .'the construction of which," he
saws, '.wI not be difficult" The soil Of the route
is generally sandy, the best calculated for The
foundation of the road and rails, whether formed OF
wood or cast iron. The proposed route leads through
the most fertile and populous regions oil New Jersey
1t is suggested that, when the Delaware IS obstruc
ed by ice, ships might be ordered to Anboy, and
their cargoes conveyed to Philadelphia by the rail.
way, at an nconslderab!c expense.
On Saturday, the Sd instant. new and beautiful
S0oD Of War, of % guns, was launched at ,he Na'
w Yard in G CharlestoHn. Mass. She is caIledtt
Falmouth and is considered to be one OF the must
perfect models of vessels of her class in our Navy
At review in Rehoboth laushable mistake
said to have taken place in the mannuvres OF com com
pany Of cavalry. The commander ordering n
men to mount. inadvertently bade them $ place tn
right foot in the stirrup; :; and the consequence wa:
that they all found themselves seat ed acdh ha
faces tocurds the tails IF the horses hey rode! An
before the officer could correct the error. enc SCI
geant had actually wheeled his men. telling theI
they were about to escort the reviewing officer;
sM m from."--[ Uaren Star.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From Tie .dlerm,tlria Gazette.

Messrs. Gales and Seaton, have announced the
publication of the second volume ui their very valu
able Register, containing the Debates and public
Documents of the first Session Of the Nineteenth
Congress. The arrangement OF the contents is
considered great Improvement upon the first vol.
u,ne, and judiciousy calculated to facilitate rea-
dy references.
The masntude ht q the ha anu ne sheap
may be gathered from the lact that the present vol.
ume alone, consists of sixteen hundred pages of 81.
perroyal octave size and BREWER type, equal to $780,
columns of the National Intelligencer. Of these
1900 pages. the Debates occupy iS40-an appen.
dix of State papers l44-a complete edition Of the
acts passed during the session 87.-'rhe remainder
are devoted to an extensive index The third vol.
ume is in the press and considerably advanced.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From ihe National Journal.

NORTH CAROIINA-The friends of the Ad-
ministration have broken ground in North Carolina.
meeting was held at the Court House in Elizabeth
City on Saturday last, s. to devise means and adopt
resolutions to promote the election of John Quincy
Aiams, tried. faithful servant, and civilian in pre-
ference to such man as General Jackson, who
knows no law paramount to his own ambition, obeys
no instructions not in unison with his own despotic
and nturiated imagination, and who, indeed has no
one qualification to recommend him for such high
and dgnitled station, beyond that Of other men, save
that of one military achievement, for which his coun-
lrymen have and are still willing to award to him
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
PETERSBURG, (Va.) Nov. 3.

PORK.-We do not remember ever to have seen
so much Pork in our market at as early period in
the season, as at this time. 1t is indeed, quite abun
dant, and theprice ranges from to S4 SO. The guam
tity Of Corn made the present year, will enable
drovers to bring their hogs to market at inconsidera
Bile expense. We may ther fore, from the humber
of hogs expected. calculate upon procuring Pork still
lower (say S3 SOY unless spectators should step in.
to the market, and keep the article up.
Old Dominion.
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16

do worse. 70 advance his cause, the success oi
which they have heretofore deprecated AS A CURSE
upon the country, they persecute unrsientlns'y
those whom they have pronounced 10 be his superb
ars, and those also whose only fault has been their
having been partly, but not altogether, Of the same
opinion.
As for the result of the election which has Just
terminated in New York let it induce all the friends
of this Administration, Uhan which we have never
had BETTER say what its opponents wlsl.) and all
the opponents Of the military succession, to stand
firm to their principles to assert the right ami avod
the wrong and to lose no opportunity OF calm and
serious remonsrance with such as are open to CON
vlc,ion, against joining that military party which
has been the bane of all Republics and has sooner
or later produced their downfall. The "Signs OF
the Times" are awful but not appalling instead OF
qaang at their appearance, let them animate our
steps and mark our path to an ultimate triumph,
more glorious than the bloodiest ield-the triumph
of truth and reason, on our side the passions
preluiires Of men which stirred up and arrayed
IN deep phalanx againstus
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
From the IFeStern Herald.

By the oficiai returns Of votes for a member of
Congress from Ohio, in the district vacated by the
death Of Nlr. Wilson, it appears that Mr. Stanbury,
the jackson candidate, is eected by majority of
635 votes This result was owing entirely TO d-
vision Of strength among the friends of the Admins
tration, Messrs. Norton and Starring being both sup
ported by them. The following is a statement of
the votes
Norton, administration 358o
Starting do, 2UC9
Delaware journal., 1827-11-16
stunbury, (Jackson)
Administration majority in ]
the district.

Had Mr.. Startling complied with the earnest en-
treaties Of the largest portion of his political friends
and declined the contest like DR.. Naldain of Della
ware, we should have been spared the above morti-
iying result. and he would have entitled himself to
the thanks ofhis fellow citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22
FROM ERANrR

The Baysrd, Captain Robinson. brine. 49,
Paris dates TO the 18th, aud Hsyre to the 15,b
inclusive. The papers contain nothing of ptrri-
cular moment.
Ii appears from Official statement If The
revenue tor the fret quarter of the present wear
that u is iess by 2,S02,000r than thar oi ,h.
corresponding quarter OF 1926.
The Augsburgh Gazette states, off or letter. FINN
Constan'lnople, that in consequence OF the eva
sve conduct Of the Porte reIstiyeto the n,ci6c.-
ton Of Greece, the British French Russian Ans.
'fjsn, and Prussian Ambassadors have presen,sd
he keis kifendi note in common. so a. ~
leave no doubt OF the intentions of the E,n,on.s0
powers not 10 confns themselves 10 mere snlrci.
taiions
The Austrian Ob.erver states that. a, Cons,,r
unople all workmen who had relations With ,bs
Jdnissaries, or who csDnO, hnd bondsmen for tbei,
good conduct are sent out of the capital Tbev are
required, moreover, TO have certificates from tbsir
masters. and the director of police has stric, or.
ders to see these measures enforced.
Letters OF the Sd instant freu, Finuerss and ,b.
ON hotn Ferpignsn, state that Cstslonian nsu,
gents have been completely dispersed, and vigo.
fous measures taken to maintain the tsnnnili,S ~
thai province. '' ~
HE Paris money market is about the anna =.
we gave 1t from the last London papers.
NJ 4. EHo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22
COLOMBIA

We fseeiytd yesterday, by the wsy Of Philadel-
phdai leiisfs from L. Gusyrs Of tue 18th ult. and
u may, perhaps, be taken no equivocal ind!cs.
"on o. the alarm prevalent in thai country, that
ou' correspondents no longer sign tbeir letters.
from an apprehension, thsf snv f,ee ero,eesioo ~
pi"ion concerning the affairs of Colombia. II
Iseed 10 mem, might be attended with DANGER 10
The writers. IhehsRiwduas. however. we ssov,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22

SALrA- 1t appears that there has been a re-
voluion in hi. province tbsJesslt of which is,
that General Areusies has been dismissed from the
government, and Senior ID Jose F,s"ci-co Cor
.iie appointed Governor and Captain General
BUENos AYREs, Aisfrh IL Yesterday an er-
eDy's cite anchored in the outer ros,is, with
the intention, it is supposed o. accommodating our
port.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22
NEW ORLEANS.

The packet ship Francis brought New Orleans
papers To the 29th uIimo.
Vera Cruz papers 10 the lib of April had
reached New Orleans. The senate of Mexico had
ratified The Bri sb treaty by Unanimous vote II
is said the Priest Arenas, ST no was condemned %
death, has promised 10 make mportaa. disclosures
should hs life be spared His secretary had been
executed. The Mexican Congress have passed =
law. imposing some restraint on the secret pro
cesdngs OF Masonic Lodges.
A Spanish frgate and 'loop of war were cruiz-
ing "a Csmpeachy.
A letter from Lisbon, March 26lh says, " The
commander FORBADE Dazambuj4, who vas am-
bas>ador Of Portugal al No rid under the 'ortes =.
has been nnninated charge d'affairs 10 the TN, ell
States Of America, and will shortly san for his
destination.
The young Count de L'llers, who arrived in
the bayar from Hsvre, is the only OF the
Marquis de L'llers, and great iavorte OF General
Lafayette. He has come out expfessl, % max.
Che grand tour OF the Uoited States; alter which,
he viss Mexico and Coloubia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-22
Extract of letter to the Editors of the New York
Daily ALvertiser dat sd Havana Aprl 2S. 1927

Extract of letter TO the Editors of the New York
Daily Advertiser dated Havana April %, 1927
Porter IL at Key Wesi rne biss Anna aad
Bravo are Out The Bravo caught the Spanish
brig Joyen Maria, on the llih ins'sn; ia the vi
clnuy of tie Bahamas. She was from Spain, sud
bound 10 thI- port; had valuable car.n ca board
aud was manned ~i'h thirty seven men. She ms
been sent 10 Vera Cruz Your Europesa neyvs
are later than Many bsl,eye we shat. have
war, and many the contrary. You might mention
IN your paper, the absolute necessity OF manifest
inF every individual article brough; into this mar
5ei al hs time. Two or three vessels have been
condemned for smuggling: among hem. Inc Romeo
oil Portland. the small schooner from OrlsaEs, call
ed thr Enterprise. /, ouid be well tor captains
OF vessels 10 examine their forecssles, the brig
Mary, of Charleston, brought into dificuky
In consequence of few dozen shoes which The
sailors had hid, and discovered they were
taking hem shore. The brig Adele, OF y our
place, is likewise under SEIZURE In consequence OF
FIVE bags of SHOES found In he forecastle in the
night, when the people were preparing TO land
them. She sill unloue Gly get clear, with much
trouble and expense. The frgates Oberia, and
Peria came in yesterday, receiving provisions
AID water, and will sail again Immediately The
Casilda s Afethusa the blocksding ships ow.
The Spanish officers say that Porter might leave
Key West if he wished.