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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-13
POLITICAL.


Among the many disngenuous, unfair, uncandid
and false arts resorted TO by the partlsans of gen.
Jackson to promote his election, none, perhaps, is
better calculated TO mislead and deceive, than the
assertion often repeated by them, that he zyas
entitled to epres,aency lasttms, because he the
choice Of the people,'' yet nothing in reality is more
untrue No man can claim to be the choice of the
people who cannot show that majority of the peo-
pie voted for him and this general Jackson has me-
YER done, nor his friends for him. nor never can do
He had not majority OF the people, nor of the
electors, nor of congress in his favor. He was in
minority in every instance. There were 26l cleo
tors chosen in the whole United States, who were
to choose the president. Unless some one candl-
date received majority of the votes of these 261
electors, there choice. 13l would have
been majority, but general Jackson received only
80 of them. 1852 were given to others, who were
preferred before him; therefore, it is plain that he
was very far from being the choice of the people
as expressed by the electors. Now let 60 back
to the people themselves who chose the electors
and we slraf see that their vote was still more de-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-13

cldcdly against HMM other words that he was no
melr choice The following table showing the
NUMBER OF votes gwen for each electoral ticket, is
made up from the official returns in those states
where the people voted directly for the electors and
~ those states where the legislatures chose them,
they are apportioned according TO the number rof
yolaples IN those states, compared with the num-
per IN the other states, and actual vote given by
them
~ Me states marked thus t, the legislature chose
the electors
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Administration Meeting.

The Friends of the Administration in Kent Coun-
y are requested to meet at the State-house, in Do
ver, on Tuesday the 18th day Of Jnly nert al eleven
O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF appointing nifty
delegates to meet the delegates from NeW-Castie
and sussex in general State Convention to be held
in Dover on said day, and to take such other mea-
stres preparatory to the next General Election as
may be necessary to the success of the Party
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..tteption Rifle Company.

II having been ascertaned that rifles can be OBJ
famed for the Company, the members and those
persons wishing TO become members, are request
cd to meet at the Lafayette Hotel. on Saturday
evening the l4thnst. at O'Clock for the purpose
Of electing officers and taking measures to organize
the Corps. LEVI IaLl.Ef, oec9'
Juno O 1909
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last JVOtsce.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber, either
on Bond, Note or Book account, are requested 10
make payment to MARCUS Z. CApELLE; and those
having demands TO present their Bills for settlement.
JOSEPH POGUE.
Wilmington, June 9th, 1928. 15-laW4t
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office.

THIS is to give notice to all it may concern, that
my wife, Sarah Mitchell, hath left my bed and
bard, and do hereby forbid all persons trusting her
N my account. as will pay no debts 81 her con-
uactipg after this date.
ALEXANDER MITCHELL.
Ygle 10Th. 1898 15-4tp
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-13

. ~ states in all.
ans fairly and constitutionally elected and Won
that Jackson, had but states-Iess than one
third out of the twenty -four. So that the assertion
that he was at any time, or in any cay, the choice
of the people, is entirely false.
In addition to all this, two other facts ought 10 be
especially noticed =
LIST. In the slave holding states, where. in an
portoning the represent aon in congress- and the
number of electors, five slaves counted eoualto
three free white men, Jackson received SIS of his
electoral votes, ofwhich at least eleven represent
ed slaves only. In any calculation then claiming IN
give fair view ofhe voice Of the people, these must
| be deducted.
Cd. In Maryland Jackson received electoral
votes and Adams 8, and in Illinois Jackson received
. and Adams !; yet in both those states Adams had
a larger vote of the people than Jackson This
arose from the electors being chosen by districts,
The Jackson districts gave small majorities, while
those in favor of Adams gave large ones. Had the
election in those states been by general ticket as in
Pennsylvania it is plain that the whole of the elec
tors in both would have been for Adams.
tits not contended that in either case, the vote al
it STOOD was illegtmate. In the one case the CON:
stitution allows the slaves TO be thus represented
and in the other, the laws Of Maryland and Illinois
required the electors to be chosen by districts but
certainly, in connection with the preceding state.
ments it shows beyond all contradiction OF cavil.
the absolnte y of the assertion that the voice of
the people was for Jackson.
!, Here then the whole foundation on which the.
bold and designing partisans of Jackson rest their
hopes in the present canvass, removed at once by
the test of truth As soon as this matter il unders
stood by the people, the hopes of Jacksontsrs will
be at end. Jackson having neither character,
: nor qualification to sustain him, his supporters have
nothing but this falsehood te rely upon. On this
e they built the false charge against Mr. Adams, Mr.
Clay and the majority of congress, of bargain and
e corruption, which, unless it true that Jackson
K was the choice of the people, and therefore emil
ted to the presidency, could NOT possibly haze hap
: pcned. 1t must first be shown that congress we're
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Take Notice.

All persons that are indebted to the late Firm OF
MCAlLLEY & RICE (which was dissolved onthe
first day of January last by mutual consenD are
hereby requested to call and settle their accounts,
aud any persons having claims against said firm are
requested to present them Immediately Tor settle
rnent. ANY accounts of said Firm that are not at
tented to before the middle Of July next will be i'm
mediately attended to by
SAMUEL MsCAULLEY, Il
JOHN RICE.
The subscribers beg leave to inform their friends
and the public generally, that they keep constantly
hand, fresh and seasonable supplies OF DIRK
GOODS and GROCERIES (separateli "
in the establishment heretofore conducted under
the name of the firm of M.Caulley & Rice, whole
sale or Retail, where all orders will be thankfully
reef,ved and punctually attended to.
SAMUEL MsCAULLEY, s.
JOHN RICE.
June 10. 1921. 15-1m
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l66,ll2 1885, 66,845I 52,667 1888. s57


gu see by this statement, that out of four hum
dred and thlrty-three thousand, three hundred and
hftyseven votes, general Jackson received only one
hundred and itth-three thousand, seven hundred
and thiryhree, little over one-third oftne whoes
Look at it in fgurs--
Whole number of votes. 433357
Deduct Jackson's votes, 1853 1883
Against him, 279624 almost TO T.
You see also by this table, that Mr. Adams had
much larger vote of the people than gen. jack
| son, viz.
| Adams, y6sIfe
| jackson, 1878
Dflerence In favor OF Adams, 1880
| The assumption then that Jackson was the choice
! of the people is absolutely false.
| Now let US see how the vote stood in congress.
No one having majority of the whole number of
electoral votes congress had to choose one of the
three highest. They as free to choose the
lowest as the highest. The vote there is by states:
each state having vote, and majority of the
whole number otstates is required to choice. The
vote stood thus -
Adams had IS states
| Jackson
\ Crawford
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-13

The fortunes of men are uncertain as the wind
and clouds Of Heaven
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
Dec 81

4 ncU, interesting and roinabie remcdH
IPAR. CHAHBEko' Remedy Tor lnlemper-
~ anGe. The subscriber, on the deceAse
al the late DR. William Chamhcrs, took into
hrs possession TIT PERSONAL etate nj .tht de-
ceased, aud found prepared large quantity
Of Dr. Chambers Remedy for incompetence.
He hereby informs the public, that he has
disposed of all lhf Medicine 80 found, 10 DR.
james n Hart, aud Mr. Andrew NJ. Tanning,
of this city.
In making this disposition, the subscriber
has been actuaied by due regard 10 the IN
terests OF the heirs OF the interstate. ms we'll ~
from wish 10 give the most extensive u.s. 10
the Virtues al the discovery, whatever they
may he and he can further add, with con
fdence, that the gentlemen who will hereef-
ter be the vendors OF the Remedy Tor lntem-
perance, as prepared by The inventor, have
been intimately connected with Dir. Cham
bers in his life line---have been his agents ~
compromising the medicine, aud arr acqualn-
ted with its composition.
SlLYANUS MILLER, Public Admir-, &c.
NJ The Medicine IL prepared only by the
subscribers, who ulone ATE IN possession Of
the original recipe OF the inventor, al the OF
fee OF The late DR.. {. III The basement story
OF Rutgers Medical College, in Duane street,
east side of Broadway aud nj the medicinal
store OF Or. Hart, corner of Broadway aud
Chambers street, three doors from Wa H.
iugton Hall, New York.
From he Term0m Gnsfue.
" We have the pleasure 10 announce that
Or. GhambeJs .Mdiclne. tor lntemprranre
has been administered To twelve persons i'm
thi- vicinity aud that IN erery instance II has
hal he dSsirsd effect Of producing an ,ntu,
disrtih for the nse Of ardent Yiriis II Inn
redetmed them from obrioUs rum, and resiOe-
ed Hem 10 themselves, reiaiites, 0nd friends. 10
henih 10 industry, 10 usefulness, and to then
propeT -tcfiOHs IN SOcidy.
BEWARE OF IMPO5TrRE 1.-The al
most incredible success " hl1h DR. Chanher.
medicine has met with in thr cure al intern
perance has brought forth many fraudulent
limitations OF this valuable remedy. To So
cure the public against imposition, the dircc
tons accompanying the genuine remedy iol
intrmperance are signed in the hand writing
OF the subscribers, without which none ore
genuine.
EDITORS.
In order that the rficncy of Dr.. Chambers
Remedy for lntempcrance may be thoroughly
tested, editors OF newspapers. Throughout III,
country who will insert our advertisement
and add This article TO II, and send us q cory
81 the paper continuing II. shall receive from
II. by return oil mail a quantity sufficient Ia
cure one dTuukard, NhIch they will hc re.
qnesied to administer 10 some paienlin then
neighborhood and publish the result
Public Institutions aud phIlantblpplc eoci
cites, by making application duly authenti.
cated) to the subscriber, shall receive the me.
dicinc at n very reduced price. On encIos
ing 10 rs the usual pIIte, 50, postage paid
the medicine can b. sent By mail. To those
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
S,ap,e * Eancy Sooas,

IN me mouse owned by Mr.. Archibald Robert
son. and immediately opposite thu Post oihce
III, Goods are ot the latest inpuiiHtions, aud
great pains have been bestowed ~ selecting
the latest style of patterns. lie solcits those
who may wish la purchase IN cnii aud view
his Goods mud Judge TOR themselves. lie
natters himself ma in point nl ehenpness,
quality mud STYLE. they viii mol he surpassed
bs any ~ the STATE, \ the SEASON is very
iar advanced, he would lnrtieularly solicit
thosr who may want broad ClDths and runrso
hnollens, Ia take look nj his, rs he will
sell them nj n rfrg SnaH ndranre.
HIS stock consists IN pHrt oi the following nr-
ticles, VIZ
Snperhne blue hnd hack west of England
Cloths md Cassimeres
Steel Mix Dllvr-Iilrnu, Rrowh-Oive aud o.
ther fancy cold Cloths
Drnh, white aud lanry cold Cassimcres
Black aud white Gnssimeres Tor vests, (snpe
rior Gond,1es
pnnble'niiled DrAb aud Waterproof Cloths
scarIef red, gfoea, spaltod aud white Elan.
cHssiaelts, some ofnbich very superior
kerse,,A iinsevs, Plahs and Forest Cloths
Rosr snF Point Blankets, tbesD
Tartan hnll CrcGssian Pmids
PLAID Clusk
bpnbhEeVeAt hsAorltu
French aud Eugllsh Bombazines
Black aud slate cold worsted Hose
4uitug aud silk do large nssorimenD
Melinn and Cashmere Shpwls
\ lnrge aud elegant assortment of Nerino,
Cashmere. SILK and Gmuae iikts
Gro. de Naples six, plain, fR'd and wntcr'd,
frcnch gray, nshes OF roses, brown, aud
great variety OF the most fashionable
Best black Italian Lniestrings, Senchawg,
Sarsucts, Satins, Levanllnes, tlorenoes
aud black Mode
Best kenkcrn aud Canton GRAPHS
Black and brown Satin, an elegant article
Tor ladies dresses
Black, white and pink Snliins
PLAIN Bobbinetl, aud
Black Bobbmclt Lace Wells, IN most fashion
able article .
An elegant assortment Of Ribbons
Bell aud Sash do
Ladies' and Gentsmen's silk Hose well as.
do do silk Gloves
do do horse skin, kid, ben.
yer and worsled do
Silk Barrufe
Piping aud Gimrs, daisy and frog Buttons,
and ether Irmmin
silk aud Velvet Nesting3
Best black silk Velvet, and some fnncy CO.
lnrs
Company Flags aud laney silk IIdk5.
silk Umbrellas, some ol the lnlgtn SIZE and
very best quality
Tortoise Shell Combs, assorted
Superior blnok Lasting md Circas-ians
Lace CRpes
Bobbiuctt and Thread Lac6s and Edgings
Robss 0nuncpd and pIppnnIlv yorL al
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ifis2l

d hh Of Lcnerr remaining IN hs Part Once N Lunch
bury, 3jsi Uaf lh27
A--.Thns Anno, j.. Mrs. Wary Adnma frDnria NJ. Adj.
ans tusou Allan >, hrmistrnd md Nerrnw 2, Robert
Allan, john ArmstrnuF.
n. ilinu Bulr, Edmund Brown Q William pBtd
? Jou,phnn Pailcy IIn Rolling Mrs sally A grtf. Nh,
Jane = Bernard Thomn, #rook- David II. Boyi2. Ja-.
tnIlork, Nm y Black Drvid Rp"teri WIN. l.. Ercek-
eurIdcr, james Bdhug, WIN. Efudlny, Robot Buey,
Rcube,iBai'i Jarncs X loo1, John hfo"n, june Bn-
lev. Vim. Burlord, S1ml Hraljrgton' Arthouy Brown,
ghomasC, Boil, Daniel Booz
C-Wm# Crow 2hlrs In,1 I. Coleman, r pter cav p
thon, Juncs ;. Currrr George Caior, Msa Lrn rlafh
Jas. Cos, Vim, T.. Ca.bn., Henry rruendoa, RohaI
Chlldross, Richard Coleman, Nss Lucy cois, Robert
Cole. Clcrk Chnucrty Cauttg, Michael roelrun.
n-IIeny DE- Ind Charlie bobbu. Mss caiharihe
A bpvir,, Sanl Dtsid.on, l.. l.. DhNson.
I--John EHln, l'nne, Elis, ErnIn. Essex.
T-iienry rnswofih
G-Wm. s. GdfGn, NJ. Elizabeth Gnthrc, n. l. T,
Gillian, Mr. Elclnnf Gren,il", BenIu :. 64yr, Grorpe
:. hrnyof, Ais tReR" huH.tt, G'age Z 6r4tcs Fran
COS Goodwin Adam t,rimrs, Mss Sarah va .onn.
H-sml. Harrison. Fraucis 4. Hamilton. Peter Hem
mons Richard HIS, Michael Hughes, james Hines.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine.
J--5rafa J. Iollu,on p John Joue., Ed.nrd Jackson,
VIM lessae Caleb johnson, clrmcnl 4. Jennings, Mrs.
bTeHder Jones'
K--lames Rarnes, VIM. Kuby, Matthew Keys, Mira
Arn kIrr.
L-Re,dH. G. Lcgh3, Joseph Loonad, Miss Marga-
ret Idiif.
M apt WIN McAns,er Ms. sally Majpr., An
dros NcAileter, Col GeorFe Townfs, Harry Merdith,
Nj Mar, Ann Morton, frejhlu Moor, Mr. Elizabeth
he Jung rtH NfA nhirF - FliiiFohi JShh
MIehl,i MrDeut, Lcwp hcsinyer.
Nam J. Sisou, 1nha NORTH
P---Rcnm. 4. Philip, >, = Of !. Poindcxtcr, J. ".
Piekca % Neaiah raadlrtou, WIN. VI. frec, Col ID. Il.
pcffuss = User POWELL
H., VI, Risqur Philip ROM Robert Rogers. ST. Tho
mas Esdds " IA. Ramsey, MIR. Thos Rudd Willis Rey-
nod, H. John Ecc, Jesse RWes, Peggy Russell, james
Roger, Mrs. Sails Reynolds.
>.--Jaln " slockwel, Nolct Shaysrs, Miss Sarah 3,
Spion Harvey Shelly Aaron e. Snpfon, Eiiza Sinot.
MIX ;p s'sepi Sec, Henry smith J'isiaeI sheaI
Capt Frhnris Smith.
EIBurd Tinsley. John Tnsry, Nose 1hoinas, Andrew
Tnsey, Robert Tn-cH Noycs Tezwel, Hsehdlsh
Thorp, Greed Taylor, Edmund iye.
W--Naibanl"l II. VIII, Gen, Rnht. Watson, T.
has Wills /schfsM Wade, Chas Winghela fhos.N yati,
Jos Il Wade Georre " ,ord, Henry H. Watts, Afehi-
htld NIllrunsou, Thos Williams, j.. liza Wallace,
Saml J. " orslar, Jas. Watts, Madison Waltz Christie
pber 9. " ado.
Nj. 4 Aaupi.
Persons enonring for advertised lette Is
will please say they are advertised
JOHN d. MURRELL. p. NJ
jan. 2. 81
T1Y "a RYTY G.
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December 20

kDHE Gentlemen of Lynchburg who have
a been pleased to patronize the astonishing
Grammar Schools to be taught by X. W T..
Garter, a. ". Watson. will please TO take notice,
that the above named teachers have concentra-
ted their forces and consolidated THEN interests
mutually and viii exhibit their exploits IN JOINT
conjunction, at the Room formerly occupied by
the Lynchburg Union Debating Society, IN fhc
private house of Mr.. Jno. ochoohed on 3rd
Street.
January 3. 2jtS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
MARIA g: GRAY.

I'D EspECTfULLf informs her customers
-. and tles public gene ally, that she has re-
moved 10 The Bliek I enginvht Deu Flamerslv
Warehouse, obe dopr above Mr. Whites astofs
nnd nearlA oFpo lie To Mir. JOHN llancoel's la
serp. where she viii carry On Der business nd
iotmerly Size has vi this time M eircast se,-
lection pipaperns ior Dresses, PrIiscs, spehs !.
GERS. Riding Dresses apd Cinaks, al ol wlaeh'
will he dome IN the khouesi notice. She Hat.
ters herself from her undertaking attention To-
her business stil 10 saaie Ille pubic patronage
Jan. <. ts25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

MARRIED, on Thursday evening the 2oth
alt. by the Rev. Mr.. Ryland. Mr. BENJAMIN
"lLKS, TO Miss MATILDA DUFFEL, all OF
Lyncpburg
Married, all on the same evening. THURSDAY
the 20th nst) by the Rev. Samuel Armrstead,
JESSE HARVEY, to Miss HARRIS. of Char-
lote SAMUEL JORDAN to Miss SARAH.
WALKER, daughter OF Edmund W. Walker T;
And RICHARDSON PUCkETT, to Miss
Folly EPPERSUv, ofCambDen
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

M UHSUAh1 toa decree rendered on the
x DIST day OF May, 1897 IN the Superior
Court Of Chancery for The L,nehburR District,
in the cause oil John Lynch, Executor of Henry
Ward, dee PM VS.. James ; Bailey, Dett.--
the undersigned Marshal Of The said court, will
sell, by way OF public aocilon, 10, cashsat the
residence . the said James ;. Bailey, on Sat
uiday the l9lh day Of January, 1873, u fair II
not, the next fair day thereafter, Negro man
named pompy, 6 Feather Beds. Bedstesds and
furniture, CLOCK, Dining Table, Dressing
Table, 3 Horses head OF Cattle, 20 head OF
Hogs, and II head OF sheep.
1HOS A. HOLCOMBE, M. i. c. ID. Z.
Dec 90 wlitds22
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03

nv any kind oi logic, have improved General
Jsckson's DUAL heRiioty..
de not ihnk the Guardians of Gen. Jack.
son, IL this county. have acted with TINT nrn.
kence and policy which will he calculated 10
advance lis esns'= ~ leinp satisfied With
their numhrr of i72 at the Jackson meeting al
December court, ont of The loco freehoidcrs
in the comfy, OF which they baa>led OF an
overwhelming majority of 10 !. thrvnrupo.
SD 10 have printed and circulated copies of the
resolution winch were adnptedlat thermprtine.
tobe signed blythe freehoders, instructing their
representatives q nnite in forming Aaelector's
ticket for Gen. J. This measure was attempt
ed to be put in execution, hnl believe il has
proved an abortion and think has been in
defnitelv postponed.--ii WINS scented by all
those who felt thRt they were teemen, and
wished 10 remain so. 1T wasan insult in dis.
guise offered eql lily to their independence
aid understandings. Wishing our cause sue
>cess, and yourselves prosperity, remain
yours,
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Narshal'a Sale OF Land.
MarslmPs Sale of Negroes.

Tnl taSUANT TO decree Of the Superior
x Court OF Chaneery ion che Iynehburg
District, rendered on the I'D day Of October,
1921 III a cause between Lynch billiard, PHI. Y
John Lynch and others, deiis. the undersigned,
Mmshal Of the sa,d court. VIII sell at the
springs, the residence Of Lynch Dillald, IN the
county ot plnstiyania on Thursday the 27lh
day q December, 1877 II fair ii not The nrSt
lsu d. lttrcaitci 81, 4 a., Dit OF tW elye months
Is OF 20 valuable slave, selling them ~ am.
lies. bond wIlh approved security will be re-
quifed oil the purchasers
r A. HoLCoMBE, NJ.
Nov %. Ttdsll7
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~ RsuANI 10 u decree ofthe Superior cbur.
= oi Chancsfy 1of the LyntLburc nisffieg
pronounced on tie I'D dpy Of 0eipber 1925 m
IA eatse depending bciseen john Miller. pIA ".
LEONARD GlnihnnInr md Others, deifs The vi.
drrsigned, nnfshai ri Tie s.ad eouff, VII seli<
before his oiiice doni n the Town OF Lyu, hburr,
on Ihmsday tie 20hoi Deccmbef 1877, II far,
II not the next fair day ibet tnlter ly way al :.
public auction, on u credit of one I'd Two years,
u tract of wood lnid Of about ~ acres. nearly
opposite 10 Lynchbnfg, an the Amherst side -
Bonds with good secntity will be ftquifsr 81 the
purchaser y the tile retained until TIE pu, ohase
money IS pald, \. lioLtOAlBE.
Nov Is. ttdsitl5
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aFT HENRI X,

~ff IRGlNIA--AtIe Superior Goufi Of Chance
y ", holden nj the iownot Lynebbuig, on
the 2ad day of October, 1927.
lleuiy balhngel aud Polly his wife, Pitts
Against
Samuri Hale. administrator de bonis non,
with the will annexed, ~ lobn Clakson, dc
James Elnrkson, Thomas J mes and Caiharine
his wife, Frances Garter. Charles Waste nd
miuistrnloi Of joseph Odd, sucy bodd. Da'-
WI Ciarksun Anselm fhlksoii, WIN. tIaikson,
SHELTON TAYLOR and Ri fcgnson, adminsira.
tors of AbrHm 10. dec and skrlion Iagor
ndnlnlNralorot Oily Taylor, deceased Dehs.
This ,nnSe came on this day 10 br heard Of
the bill answers, exhibits and examinations on
Witnesses. aud WAS argued BY counsel, on cousi-
Iteration whereof the court doth oIdef that one
olits commissioners III take AZ account Of the
several administrations upon the estate OF the
said John Cnllson dec rs also an account 81
HE debt claimed by the plaintiffs, as due from
ihc said John Clmkson dec. and make report
thereof 10 the court, with aoy matters specially
stated thought porten"nt by himself OF reqof-
ed by The pnriics 10 be SO stuffed,
A Cor, -1csic--Ju NlLLs,LLK
Comms ,ionel's office Lynehl dry 7
27Ih Dec. 1927
The parties IN this caufe Will lake notice, That
hnye appointed Mnudh, the ninteenth day of
February uext 10 COMMENCE the accounts direci
ed by The foregoing order OF court ON Hhlsh
dav NJ the hour OF nine O'Clock in tie morning
they are required 10 attend al my Office 10 this
town, with thrif accounts, vouchers x copies of
court papers prepared tor examination and
settlement JAMES BENAGH &.
Jnu3 u4n 10
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W .tiIt subsoilber will sell privately hiS tract
u oi hu1 IA BedieId county, situated On ne
north aud south iefks OF Guose Greek. and On n.
main road leading from iynehbo,a Ia Fincas
tie, h miles west of Liberty ana ailiuiuing
Capt Bnlprd. II contains about 400 dcirs, Of
winch $40 ae unceatfd. The part which is
uucleared, except very small toflon Is exe.t J,
lent tobnecu land. OF the cleared land, 100 ~ .
cues aie low grounds oflhe FIST guilty, and HE
remainder remarkably iue highland This Is
one OF the hes, irarl. Of ond M the upper codne
nv, bcing well adnptcd To the cultivation OF fo-s
mcco aud all kinds Of gian II lies IcmorL ably
II nn.l - very hre from stone; II divided IL,
would make two very handsome traces nhicR
shall be done, II lhose WHO wish 10 purchase
wish IT. Persons wishing TO purchase may ap.'
plyt o thc sobscrihrf rcsdiue Ia III, neg bbof !
hood OF New London, q H. Cnpl Hufold r,a.
ding near tho taot NlLLlkM IRVINE.
january !. 1873 \
IL The Ediioya OF the Fnqoier will insert..
the abuye AL, sIilarmeni lill blbid md forward !
ihslr h H. thus Office tof payment. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-03
[ lironicles of Canonsate.

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thai be has received durcf from philadelphia, a
Supply OF Waller oeotl's last Novel called lho
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January g.