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>t3oOk BlNDERY The subscriber has lat
~ yplocued an additional FIRST rate Book
bn Ter, which enables him to do all work,
olal inc @itn neItness aud dispatch lie ha
received direct from Philadelphia, Il very large
supply of paper Of very superior quality, WINCH
s'ld9les hun do any kind of Blink Hork at a
minutes no ce, Merchants Clerks, and the pub
= 'eneralif o,s rely on having amy work or
,haltl OF M Md fully done and made out Of the
: .1aaefss Xii m, very low prices.-Pelson.
sfalAg bosNN Sgs arc requested to bring them
a. e%d imf, A.;d n am someH hat at leis-
"eaad can G H. muef, better than when
am pushed SiG5 TX 1h6,nnblic are further
horned that y I books at 'ie'leh lower prices
'''q they ever were known 10 he done at in this
p'' OF the country, aud in much, .Are superb
or nanuer ABRAM ltdsiNRIH
feb.9. is27
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Y Packages Fresh j. seasonablo Dry


n BNEY NJ. FACKLER has received and
AZ now exhibits large and general as.
,or,menl ol seasonable Dry Goods. which i
Is believed will render satisfaction 10 those
who ma, favor him with call, regarding
both price aud quality. The entire stock 81
which wish 10 dispoes. is iAink. well Sc.
lected, aud particularly fitted 10 the times 4
demand. Among them are 10 be found the
following.
Candy aud Sons Napt cotions,
Rose, Point, aud Duffe Blanket thravv)
Super blue and black Lo6don clothes aud
Cassimeres,
Good and common cloths aud
ouperfne tassinetts and common do. nssort-
ed coils.
New aud elegan, pelisse cloths & fannels,
Red. green, and yellow 1annels, assorted
qualities,
Drab cloths, good hang-np cords. &c.
Green baise, drab Gushing ,avtsn .nlaids. Sc
Heavy Swansdown, toilinet, and valintia YES.
tings,
Plaid Jaekonet Mnslins, plain and fg'd Bonn
bazelts, Bombasines, Bolivar stripes "a new
and beautiful article
Plaid Linseys, powerloom do. plain Wool
seys, Mixed plains, (alI good article for ser
wants clothing)
number OF plaid cloaks, we'll made, superi.
Grand common London prints (fne patterns
\ variety Of plain aud fg'd Gres lie Maple
silks, SimIe veIveis, Qor pelices) cause aud
silk hhkts, Satins, Pushes, Gimps,
BHttons, Monghhair Pufls, &c. &C.
Lin EN- he'd tirkings, cotton do. iron com.
mon 10 very good
"a and Al Brown and hleached Sheetines,
plaids, NC. Ne.
4 good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery
Crockery and Glass Ware, besides very fine
assortment IT shoes, well made aud of mosl
every description, Wool and fur hats, all of
which will be sold cheap Bank Square.
Nor. %. 1888 hynchburg, Va
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N>f ORfli AAiEHlC IN itI.b itN .--iAe CUB
III scribcf lip been appointed agent OF ,his
highly valuable periodical work, Il respectfully
solieiis sobscsip tluns Il j. edired b, fentle
man OF considerable literary celebrity, and ses.
eia OF It's eosi ihut9fs arf mn ui lcltelH WHO
hate ia sellrd and studied b. foreign paris aud
bccame tauilln Will The languages and literal
iufc ~ iiir Old couaitie, others are devoted u
srleniiiie anh litcra pursuits nS a profession
and others are conspicuous as legislators nd u.
rists. he work Is strictly American in is chf.r
actef, aud y daily increasing h ropuation botiI
ut home aud abroad .--'Ihe ypos aebica caeea,
ton Of the work Us miU,ios 10 none Ia TIE world
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Boston, llinrteri, mtlSine 2 vols, year, or ~
bout 100 pages eaei at 40 per mfnnn'. paya
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year.
A subscriber may begin with any yehYre.
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cali at ny Boo.I store. ADRIAN H. NORTH
Augusta,
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see. see the celestial gate.
Aud glorious resi- is nigh;
have, lnas but a wenry state
Fora scene where endless ticlirhia await
In The nome prepared On high,
Avn ieway--iar above The aks,
mouni on angel wings,
Aud the gale of Heaven i,ishes by
Bearing celestial harmony.
And jay on my spirit flfngs.
Oh, what sound is heard ! The
Young the beautiful, the joyous. uniting
with HE aged chfisliau ~ the death song,
ali slandnig subdued weeping in the open
mir around the grave. There are owes
dmnmcd now thai have moi wcpt before
there IRE lofty spirits bowed which late
ly lhonehi of death with careltssless aud
contempt, and meek and halloWea re
sienation tempcrs the nspirlug mind &c
the lowly disposition Of thu follower Of
Christ. may hope that many who Wit
ness this scene and share these feelings
will never lose tho impfessioD, but ~
their grief tor another's death mas bc
hettor prepared Tor their own. The
hymn is over, the coffin is in the grouhd,
and each gentle maid, rs she passes by
drops her rosebud INTO the grave, aud
looking down, weeps atlesh rs she reads
engraved OH the silver plate the name oi
her beloved friend--MAns MANprLI.
HSCU.
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SSNf ATTAINED WINsToN--At the junction

NANf AlHANiEL AINSiON--At the junction
4I of Main Street with the Ale, leading 10 x
from Friend 10 Martins or Stone " are house,of
fers to the public, hy wholesale or retail, gene
raj assortment of kOCERIEs, on as good terms
as can be had in this market, confident they are
well bought, but will not promise on better or
cheaper consisting in part of
Best filled sacks of salt. iwilled sacl<mg
Sugar and Coffee Of different qualities
n. Orleans and w l. Mslasses
Mould and Sperm. candles, Is TO SIS
Tnrpenilne and transparent, soap
Guupowder and Imperial Tea, fresh
Gun and wrought Nails and Rrads
Patent Balances, with and without frames
Window Glass, by 10, & 0by II, X Putty
Smtlfed aud mountain Bacon, which will en-
gage to furnish 10y the season
New Maclere and Hcrrings
Few casks of rich Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk Tar, and Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment of Hardware, Cfockery, Glass and
Earthen Ware
Blind, snaifle and Curb Brides
Collars, Wagon, cart and zig Whips
Hacks best and common Scears
Mems and boys wool aud far Hats
Sail Petrc, Glauber salts. Mustard
Allspee, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo, Nader and
Copperas
Iron, German and hlistered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheelng and Shifting, OSnaburgs
81 and IL point Blankets
coon beautiful Cotton yarn
10 bbls Of Cidcr
For which will receive any kind Of produce
brought TO this market at the best cash prices
NATHL. WINSTON.
March 20 is62
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yST0NPARABLE CALiCoES.-Hckee Bo-
j JiaSoa Il 20 nave now the pleasure OF an
no1ncng me arrival of the above truly beautiful
artcIe, together with great many other rich
and desirable goods a, less prices ihan ever be-
fore exhibited Their friends and the public are
particularly solicited to view their assortment.
n.t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

lnOR RENT-An elegant tenement at the
G head ofmain street Possession given I'M
medatey. Also, stable containing three stalls,
&C. Enquire al this Office.
Dec IL ts3T
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SHl DTCATION The subscriber will com
Ia mence a school in Lynchbutg in the room
lately occupied az an office by Mr Albert til
liam, on 3D. street. He viii teach the Greek, La
tim. French, and En- ,lish Languages, the lower
branches of Mathematics, Geography &c The
terra wia commence the Sth Of January, and
contmH4 ~ the 9Th Of December, 1927 with the
exception Of a vacation ofone month in Sum.
mer. TRIMS. -For the Greek, Latin, and
French Languages, or any one of them, $50
per session oi5 months, will he required. For
the other branches or any one Of them, Sl5 TO
be paid atthe end OF each session.
As TO ms qualifications TO teach the Greek, la
tin. and English Languages, the subscriber refers
the public 10 p. &. Nelson Esq. of Lynchb,rg
A. 10 his qualifications TO teach the French Ian
guaee, andAlathematcs, he refers the pubic TO
the annexed certificates. JOHN CARY.
UNIVERSITY or Va. Dec. 18th, 1926.
l. the Undersigned professor of Modern Lam
guages, hereby certify to all IL may concern, that
Mr.. Cary has attended my French, Spanish, l.
Italian, German, and Aneo-Saxon Languages
with credit to himself, as his proficiency in them
will show. G. BLAETTERMANN.
UNIVERSITY or VA. Dec. 18th, 1926.
Mr.. John Cary (of Campbell County, has at
tended the class of Mathematics during the ses-
sion Of 1870 and through his unremtting atlen-
ton to his studies, ATTAINED such proficiency
that in the final examination, he is one Of the
four FIRST in class ofninety. L. IL. KEY.
. Jau. |. titi2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

sNfURIH AMERICAN GEplEN. Nos6. ioi
~ October, 1870, just received .u,d read, fof
delivery al the New Book Store OF H.
NORTH oct ~
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YnloR SALE OR HENr-The house and
Il LOT on Franklin Hill. recenilythe proner-
Is of Geo. B. Woodson. Possession given a
Christmas. For terms, apply 10 Mr.. Henry
Huntington, who is fully authorized 10 SCI!
or rent. JSO RNNF,
for Nancy Raine
Dec. IA 3" 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

4 Gidnt.--1he Utica sentinel states; thai
there is nov living IN Western, Dleida COUNTY, 4
farmer, who IS strta JeetJow inches aud hste
foafihs IN height.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

II AMP g. LINSEED oIL.--Wolter H. Mid
IA dleton, has this day received large guam
tty Of superior Winter Strained Lamp Oh--Al-
Linseed Oil, Spirit Iurpentine, White Lead,
&c.
Nov. IL. ts27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

SD ArRlCK II. cABELL, duora,y At Lar,
< will, IN future regularly attend The courts Of
Nelson county Hrs Office is on Mani.stleet, "A
ie" doors above the Franklin Hotel
AUGUST 81
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ynlOR HIRE Wis y lire for The eusu-
Ing year, sevaf servants consisting 4
men, women and BOYS, some Of them | wish
TO 90 into the country. JOHN EaKtN.
Dec 81. sac
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III M IVHItU IIdIItII fIHN WHICH tdH
be warranted genuine.
He has recently purchased the entire stock of
Drugs. Medicines Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuns, &C.
of Docts Owens ~ Leckie, which in addition 10
his stocl. ON hand, together with his new arrival,
renders his assortment extensive aud complete.
His friends and the public, as well the Gus
TONERS of Owens Il Lec>e, are assured that they
can be furnished on the most favorable terms.
Practitioners of Medicine, country merchants
and others who purchase largely can be supplied
at 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 hiinsclfto deli
yer no article ont of his establishment but what
is OF the purest quality.
July Il. ts9o
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60 Packages Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines
FDIiOMAS j. DUVAL, has lately received
3 % Packages of Drugs and Medicines, a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

IlICKLING MATElH ALS.-N amcgs Mace
X Cloves. Cinnamon, Aiispice black and long
Pepper finger and fermeric Just received by
Aug THUS. j. DUVAL.
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FII)I)LERS.

FnHE Subscriber has the pleasure nf intor-
4 ming Musicians and the public general
IL, that he has received direct from n. York,
avery large supply Of VIOLIN STRINGS, su.
perior to any ever offered in this market, and
equal If not superior TO any IN tue world !,
which he will sell veay low for cash.
Nov % A II NORTH
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NYlNTER Strained spermaceti Limp on,
W of the first quality Just received by
THOMAS J. DtNAL..
Sign gMe Golden .fortm.
October 81 Is
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@eesss.1zsGnA den) al present IN The occupancy
OF Mr.. A. Winston. This house and lot IS 81
tuaie IN one of tine best neghborhoods IN
Lynchburg. Possession can be had the ld
January.
have, also, for Rent a small Farm, one
mile from town, al present occupied by Hen
ny s. Langhorne. On il are comfortable i'm.
provrments.
CARPENTERS FOR HIRE.
Two first rate Carpenters, with a good ST a
Tools A good male Cook, who is also d good
gardener One female Cook, who is good
washer and ironer.--Also, Fifteen likely Ne
groes, men and boys, some OF which are ii,st
rate plantation hands All of which | vii
hile on reasonable Terms.
GEORGE WHIrLOGKE.
Nov. ~. i r." n
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IA ~ Al REVIEW, by inns Johnson, VI.
~ rlst received and for sale Nv
d., 40 AEliAM Il. NORTH
." 35
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UNIYkRsITY oF NJ. Dec. l2th. l926

VI AMP OIL barrels winter and summer
"a strained Lamp Oh Of GOOD quality.
WAITER IL MIDDLETON.
July u 1880
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

lel0Kf and MADEIRA WINE have Just
x received supply of Port q Madeira Vine,
nj superior qbality.
hitrch Ii. TIIOS. ]. DTNAL.
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rRlsrEp AND ruRliSHkp Bf
trcHER x RICH. n. TOLER
''' p,,gAers Of The Lars Of The Uaioa'

Lam. Weekly Paper At 81, and the Weekly
fffde - ~, annen,. PAYABLE in alyance--Ne SUBJ
Plrf h. received for less ume than six nontbsi
span Nin iii he discontinued sbu at the discretion
spl no ~. ~, until all arrearages are paid
,l,.,tisen,ents will he inserted AZ 20 cents per
j. rus ,be first time aud 81 = cents for each
sIilre kpr ie sr. from distance must be paid for
t,ntiha their Insertion. the payment assumed by
P'r,sg sssnonsblc person in Lynehhnrg-
s1tie n st o,. ,,at exceeding two squares are n-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-08

COUGAR. COFFEE, sc. Just landed and for
u sale cheap.
hhds best brown Sugar
8 do common do do
10 bags prime green Coffee
6 do big white do
Also Pepper, Madder, Ginger, Indigo, Alum,
Coppeias Spice, Cloves, &c. Epson q 9lans
her salts and a few boxes best Teas
Also. l75 sacks Salt QLiverpool fllled)
3 or 1000 lbs Cotton yarn
Fish, &c. &c.
also. , hhds best Molasscs. apply 10
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
July 81.
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n New i1rirH of lHedicmes.
ekA yVrrALTER u. MIDDLETON

-. q II now fecPIfmg sNiF tHrce
ftSSz8 packages fresh Medicines, " ich
60 have been particularly selected by
an experienced hand. and which can
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
New YORK, June 9.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

By the packet ship Leeds, Captain Stoddard arrived
yesterday from Liverpool, the Editor Of the National
Advocate has received his files of English papers In
tie 9Th OF April, inclusive
The arrangements for forming the new ministry
were not completed B1i. Scarlet had accented IA.
appointment of Attorney General. Ills acceptance
had given general satisfaction.
Lisbon papers TO the 18TH had reached Iopdon bu,
their contents possess but little interest The Kemuey
man OF war arrived there the 9Th, with 900 mon
vas reported that there we're 5000 Spanish troops
at Caceres, who we're only waiting the arrival of FIVE
battalions OF infantry TO invade Portugal.
The advance OF the Spanish troops towards the from
"e's o' PORTUGAL was made IN consequence ofte En-
glish troops having drawn to the Spanish from.
uers. Both armies were, it were, opposite to
each other, but without showing any hostility.
The accounts from ConstantDoplc are 10 the 26tb
Of March. The following is extract
The Porte shews itself decidedly ayerse from accep
ting the proposals of tho English and Russian Ambas
sailors, in favour of the Creeks and the Refs Efeud
has been dismissed, because he did not protest it'll
sodceDi energy against all in ryenton. Six thousand
OF The new troops are to march immediately 10 Salon
chi to go to the aid of Omer Pacba who is closely
blockaded in Negropoinf.
Mr. Siatford Canning and " de Ribeaupierre have
dany conferences They had fixed the Goth for the
expiration OF the time given for an answer and vet
tbey have not taken any farther steps, though the D-
van has not given them any Official answer This
IS the more surprising, the Rumadan begins to-nor
all these circumstances.
Lord Cochrane had arrived at Bapo di ROu,ana
with two armed vessels.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
Monday, pril 23.-The demand Tor cotton was not
quite so animated on Saturday and 10 day as during
the early part of last week The sales for two days
amount TO about $500 bags at the previous quotations
Thursday, April 26.-Wo are very uuiet in ,he chi.
ton market ibis morning and have been so for the last
three days. tho sales in that period amounting to ONLY
1000 bags. small concession has been necessary to
effect sales fUPIands, and in Asbamas, and the mid
die and lower qualities Of New Orleans a decline NJ !
to per To- has been submitted 10. In other articles
no alteration.
On Friday last, Mr.. Canning was elected member
Parliament Tor Seaiord without one dissenent voice
The right hon. gentleman of necessity preventad
altendfna by he important trtfcs Of Ms git,rifnrn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
FoR THE WHrr.

In the last Richmond Enquirer, there appeared
piece beaded "Vve la Bag .teIe,n extracted from q
paper called the Palladium, of Portsmouth, Va The
commander OF that boat is evidently a raw sailor and
wants experience otherwise he never would have
embarked bis 7hofe the very second trp for unless
am grossly deceived, it will certainly founder from
overadDg, refuse TO sail for the want of mind IN 6
lis canvass However that may be- the Uerusai of ,e
piece brought forcby TO my recollection an old pair
Of scales, invented many years ago, called the Polt
cal or Universal Baance-aDd having an old pair
which has lain useless by for several years | re-
solved by changing some of the weights go through
course of experiments.
In the first place, weighed all the ADVANTAGES We
had received from the present violent opposition TO the
existing administrations ADD found them likely to end
IN their own discontinue and Disgrace.
next weighed the administration; and found their
weight Just as considerable their measures have been
wise and vigorous.
weighed the affair or battle of New Orleans. and
found jackson bad fought yalianty-but the previous
arrangements were involved in doubt and mystery
beng first claimed by aud then by another. that
could make nothing Of it. The Generals brooches
and sword weighed heavy.
weighed the Administration and Oppositiop. and
ound The former greatly TO preponderate then mi
N TIE latter scale scf interest, and found If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

.i.tleiaIl daS eot lbs Ytagayd. Ehesc are tue conn
"e"'aries upon tue REJECTION or appointment 10 oil
Offices Yet the Administration i. compelled bv Jr.y
10 MAKE appointments. The fo'loSiug remarks of Mr.
Clay, illustrate the hardship which this Unsuitable
sP'''' oil FAULT finding has exposed the Admnstra ton;
ana we publish them for that end. we concur with
him. that ceterts pari6us appointments ought to be
given by erery Administration TO its friends. and not
to IFS enemies by the bye, we had understood tha,
Mr. Myers was not an Administration nan.
Mr.. Seo6e,t Goddess:
As you request il, will state that in speaking OF the
applicants for the office, (ony then known,
as understood, 10 Dir. Clay,) he, AIR c. jocularly
SAID, IL suppose you all administration men," To-
my reply, which may be inferred from his answer, he
said, every man is a politician days, and IL
IS az! notion 10 s,ppoye 0ti these oiceS do not
ier '.Fuence" After some remarks from me, which il
would be waste Of time and mine, for TO
reat MIR. Clay said, 1.-The administration had been and
would be censured let them pursue what they
'vou!d--that they had made appointments land wa
the policy they wished TO pursue) without regard TO
lie political opinions OF the candidates fer Office; If an
oice was given to opposed 10 the administration,
they were immediately charged with During him orc
las It was terncd if 10 orc in favour the admins
traitor they nonopozcd all the Offices for their friends
and perhaps (aughine) was we'll under those cir.
fcumsarces 10 give the offices TO friends.n In the
course OF the conversation he said that when the
applicants were in az ncr respects on IN. e9uatity
tcir fotticdl opinions dcSerccd consideration, "
From what Passed, no, led infer that Mr.. Cay
was hostile 10 my application, neither did he give
any reason to believe that he would advocate it--he
said, as ii was appointment in another depart-
ment over which he had no control or agency, he
could take no part except to maize communications
that he might be requested 10 do by friends of the appli-
cams - 90 NOT pretend 10 give the words OF hlr.
IiaS, but what have stated is tho substance.
am respectfully, your obedient servant,
4. TCNSTALE..
Nig-foN T,,noI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

we understand that the officer of the Bank OF Viz
Ginia who went 20 New Brunswick TO identify Read,
and TO attempt recovery of the monies of which he
derauded the Bank, has returned-snd expresses an
opinion, that the Bank may recover the fnonoy with
The exception Of few hundred dollars. Read is des
cribed as very adro fellow; well provided with dis
Gaises, wig, sailors clothes, sc. sc. Counter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08
TWO APPRENTICEs
Are Wanfed ut Mis O8fce.

IRE Wanted nj This O6ice.
II Is necessary that they be OF good character res~
pectably Connected we'll educated aud smart indus
Tious lads. None without these REQUISITES will be
tolt"n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

Gen, Forman President Of the jackson Convention
IN oiaryiand' TfgiI maxcy who drafted the address
and Roger BROOKE Fancy. the most distinguished man
IN The conVention' are bederaiiss of the Old School
These gentlemen complain of the atpdinarianisn (Ce
deTaisnj OF the administration. None bnt deaocyaf
will go down with them. When old and rana fede.
ra'ists accuse the Administration of federalism, The old
republicans should be Cd their guard
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-08

The Savannah Republican states that difference had
arisen between Col. Thomas NJ. Randolph, u S Com
missioner and Nr. Spalng, Comm ssioner of eorgia
for running the line between that Stale and Flord,
and that in consequence, Gov Troup had suspended the
survey We are not told tho nature of this difference
whether. personal or official though presume it to
have been o!the latter description Col Randolph had
returned FROM the line 10 A!iIledgevnc.