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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
PUBLISHED ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, BIZ
]. 4. CLEMENT,
at .. tOt, Shipley Street,
FO2 riE PROPRIETOR.
NV ,50,ns' Eoyn"I>G 81 MOL
AZ NEW ARR. DEN.

'pay T. ,nfernsn "enpsf ;nc * committee,
{A tended an nat ~ the Ynnug Ladies' III he
.,o I'm, chppi a y, Ars nnder HE superintendent.
po Ia, K SAMUEL liE Tocslay the IS h limo ;
knl h.,c h ,,-a on III say & thai The, we're hight,
trase.l TIE nanner IL Nh CHI thu Yo ng Ladies
ttu ii ,.eun,e.ves ihe pronp'n IS - : ch they
Awecd th several question "hch put TO them.
&,cel a.. tin acq W.T. riose biancnes OF
3c,e,cc ia which hey had beee instructed
TIE exam alton embraced he following. VIZ. Englis,
C,anrar, ca nnplcgy, RletoFc. Composition, Mode II
Ia Ancient Geography, VI 'dern and Ancient History
Ia nral Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry and NJ ai
Phlosuphv From tins, wei as from other c,ltns
al literary impruvene t which we have WI messed, We
super well of hrs I,,tituIion--and think hevn
Ge grounded tn believe, that i. justly dese,,
be ranked among the first literary establishments OF 4
kind in our county, earnestly desire tina It may cceio
exensve aJ liberal patronage: and above all hat ma.
Mi The tav of him whose blessing alone give sue
tess,o every good design. RUS ~,
ISAAC GIBBS,
HENRY WHITLEY.
Members Of The Visiting Com,aisser.
The duties Of the Young Ladies Boarding school,
Mewark vii b. resumed m Monday, The l2;h Instant. aud
EVERY attention will be given render the School ny
Hi extensive public pa forage.
Terms board and ,uit"n qnatter, S30 Music in
m1d 1s tl Of Piano, $40, Drawing, Painting aad En-
hro de- \ S. SAMUEL BF l..
May S, 1923 -
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

.he CT, o. Lincasterioseph Rir, aged 40 years, of
Strssbuts town hipEzabeh TSaher, ssed 16 years OF
N'erstnwi, Manor township. Each Of the above named
rsons laboufed under violent coughs pains and stitches
- Tue SIDES aud breast, for long time and expecturaon
slime and mat from the lungs, Hectic Feveis and night
"eas, &c. &c and cured in a short time BY using
'ew o"es OF his Indian Specific velay sworn or af.
trmed aud subscribed 10 j. 1925.
In trstnon, whereof Rave herennto affixed my hand
and seal this 20 day of January 1927, the city Of Lam
"a ter
[sElLl NATHANIEL IIGHrNER, Mayor.
DR. G. freeman, Of The city tancas.c,, respectfully
informs the public, that he introduction OF his medi.
cine t. TIE Cite ct the United Safes within tile last
Is years past 237 enosons have be AIKEN before the
proper authorizes IN the city OF LincAstcr;-,iz very
great proportion before The late john Iio ESQ and be-
fr s.nn-i Carpen Esd for many years fayor If the
CITY Of Lancaster, r 'unbcr befoie Same Dale, Esq
an aas M fi tie city Of Lancaster, and Judge Of
the CGur Ut Common Peas If the couuy Of Lancaster also
inn cr a, been ak"n GStore Nathaniel Eighner Esq.
a' 1890 and nov Slayer of tie cit, Of Lancaster,
hat his becfc las proved emnen,l useful all tost
%lo 'a-. used il add foael his bill Of dreciinns bI
wing il .r rel, made a5 ndantly manifest By the
umetons Dps@oa already taken of really pc'for.
ned IN desperate the lives Of lie patients
wave been cspard 81 together with the easing 40.
ana for having h' his agents and hmsel. snil from 2
70 A.; and GOO oot' year. he best criterion
for the public to judge of liz anrdinary efficacy and
virtues
VI The above medcioe c,n always be had Of hsagens,
Or ot the proprietor, ~ nedcia ship, South Queer
street. 10 the civ nf ancaei tfc begs impress the
public, that genuine eth his ,ign+,urr base
composition heen itcd tr3e imposed the pub
lie, by cnuntcrtcl imiio TO- OF his vaiUahr medicine
Ffeeman'y Cough Hrpps ,fir sle by JOHN WHITE,
No ~, Market srrti, Wi,r' p5'on, Del, whete ma,
also be found a reneri' 1t China, Glass d
preen's Wsrd ,okng Glasses. Medicine, &c
FEB 20 1872
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

The late Fart of Pembrohs.-On the accession
of this nobeman to his family estates his rent-roIl
was about IS .0O0i. per annum. The Fitzwliliam
property in Ireland has since been added. The
improvements at Wilton and the neighhorhood are
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20

supposed to have cost him 2O0.O0Ol. Yet the rens
roll has been treble,, and his property, independ.
ent ct estates and entaied property. at the
tine Oh his decease. was estimated at 600 000l.-
Lord G"oerch, tie Eal of Mam>bury and the
Hon. MIR Give. are executors to the will. Lady
Pembroke daughter to Senior Count Woronzow,
and his late ordship's SECOND wlie.) is his sole ex
ecutiiX The lush property descfDts to Sidney
Hcraet., the eldest of her lad ship and the
lave Ea,l. The present Earl has legacy Of 1O.s
l9u0- tire entailed estates, the magnificent Abbey
I AZ Wilton. and the house in Prvy gardens, com
my Ia him Of rish.) which email bequest was oc-
crainned bs his Clarr,in contrary 10 the late
Earl's wi.hes With foreign lady Of rank, now
Countess OF Pembroke He subsequently, separa~
ted halae.f from that lady. but nethei the Pope
noI tie Kins o! France. though importuaed to do
ny very high authority could annul the marriage.
The enCrinnus accumulation a property, and in.
crease Of reat. roll which the above statement dess
erbes shows clearly enough the value winch the
late war, and the increase of population gave to
p operty i'll land.
.4rari,e =" The desire of Money (scys limo.
thN il the root of all evil; and they that lust
aitei il. pierce themselves with many sorrows.'-
Austin describes it, "A madness of the soul Greg
'o;v, torture; Chrysostum an Unsuitable drunk
ehness: solomon. continued plague and vexa-
tion Of spirit. Damasipus the stole proves that
all mortal men dote By fits. some one way, some
ano,ha, but that covetoua men are madden than
the rest and he that shall truly look into their
estates and examine heir symptoms, shall find no
better OF them bot that they all fools. as Nabal
was They comnonl, sad and terick by ma
] ture. as Acnab's spirit was, because he could not
get Naboth's vineyard. lie is of wearish, dry,
pale constitution, and cannot sleep for cares and
worldly business; and though lie be at banquet
or some merry feast. he signs for grief Of heart
Gas Cyprian hath il j he i, sorrowful in plentys
unhappy for the present, and more unhappy for
the world TO come. He is perpetual drudge,
restless in his thoughts, and never satisfed---s
slave. a wretch, dustworm and the more he
hath. the mure he wants. like Pharcah's lean kline.
which dcvourri the fat. and were not satis 6ed.--
Thci ere af,aid If ierprsts. for their cotn; they
are afraid ii tEeir friends. lest they should ask
some hing of them: are ata aid Of war, and afraid
Of peace, --af I'D 81 ,Ich aud afraid Of poor 80
afraid If all. Last Of all .hey as afraid Of want,
taat they shall die heggars, wn'ch a,akes them lay
" still and dare NOT use what they haze. and
we're It no: nat they 10th to lay out !nrnet On
q rope, they would hang themselves forthwith md
die 10 save charges Ba'tea.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-05-20
SACRED ODE.

imposed for tie occsslo, by The Rv JosEPH Wills
Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lag Of ID aware, :
sang On Monday, s u If May 1928 at ,ayi e tae ~
elatio stone oil the 9 Pre- bytersn Church OF Wilin
ton.
0 THOU who dnst on hts,
Thy glorious sceptre sway,
Look with cpiious eye
On Us, We humhy pray
Our exc excite--un doubts dlsperse,
Gr,a Builder OF the Universe
Assembled in thy name
A house for Thee to rear,
Fly pres-nce, Lord, We claim
Fill us wish holy fear;
On US shed dos II thy heavenly graces
10 bless and cnuseclate this place.
We lay the curner stone
Depending, Lord, on thee,
Our poor attempts 70 own
And & ant prosperity;
Assist us, Holy xiv, 10 raise
A sacred Temple 70 Ny PRAISE
Ills mol in deeds o SIN
/ ha, we invoke thpe adS
Ttis Iempl We heg'n.
I'll, dwelli 10 be made
sis to proclaim IL lemp'i5n's birth
Clio y to Gnd--a ii peace on eariho
Here. Gracious Lord bestnw
Thy pow'rt charge the heart;
To sinful men he on
Thy saving grace 'mrar';
And heuce mas pnli,l'd si"ne- arises
~ adurn the TEMPLE 10 The SNes.
Great Saviour OF mankind!
o. whom our hoses We bnldp
Lit Courts tor thee des.n'd,
BE with thy presence 6ll'd;
flur corner stone thou ar c"n'ess'ds
On whom alone our souls eau rest.
Spirit of Ho", ess!
Inspre our hearts with love-
truth with thy seal IMPRESS
And raise our SOILS above;
Take up with us Thy residence,
And sancifying grace dispense.
Triune Jehovah deign
To own this place As thine
In majesty here reign,
In heavenly glory shine;
IT'LL All within that temple stand<
Built by ,by own Almighty hand.
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mo 22l AN ACT to authorize the eancsng ofa Bond,
therein mentioned
BE ii enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentctireS Of the United States IF 5merica in Con-
grpss assembled. That the Clerk Of the Sixth Cir
cult Court of the United States for the District OF
Georgia, be. and lie is hereby authorized and re-
Iured 10 cancel certain Bond, given in pursuance
of the decree of the said Court, for the exortations
baycnd the limits Of the United States, of sandry
African Negroes, parcel Of the cargo of the Span
lsh vessel called the Antelope, or Ramirez, whicl.
bond was executed by Ceosta Manzanal and BROTH
ers, by their Attorney. and Joseph Cummings, and
Francis Sorrell. and acknowledged by them ON the
twenty fnnrth December, one thousand eight huns
t,ed and twenty sever, before the VIA rshai o. the
Georgia District in the penalty Of fourteen thou.
sand eight handred dollars. and conditional fee
he expectation of the slaves aforesaid.
A. STEVENSON,
Sneaker of the House of Repre- nta'iYes.
J. G CALHOUN,
Vice President of the United States and
President OF the Ssrate
AprRovE1--2d May, 1928
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
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rTo 251 AN ACT masirg a supplementary apnropris,
,ion tor the military OF the year one hulsan6
eight hdnd,ed and twenty eight.
Be IL cnact.d By dir Senate and RcstSp Of Repre-
sentciirps of the United States u, .im'rica in Cons
gross assembled. That there is hereby appropri,.
ated. to be paid out of any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF one hun
tircd thousand dollars, Cor the armament Of fort.
fcations.
Sec. O. And Je i. further enacted. That The
Qaartermaster General De, and hr is hereby, aus
thor;zed to appi, the sum Of eighteen hundred doll
lars Of the money heretofore appropriated for .lie
Cuartermaster's Department to the confrnaic,
and completion Of the pacchae Of thirty acres o.
land near the city of Savannah III Georga; which
purchase was conJsionally made y, L'ehtenahf
c. A. Waite, for the pu' pose Of creating RarsaoFc
for the United States
Apptvysd-2d May, 1873
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SIiOES.

VnliE subscribers hnve Just received an nd
= dluonal supply OF Shoes, Boots, &c.
which added 10 Their former stock, makes their
assortment complete II consists IN part Of
l'dIrs white Gg Il Snlin Slippers
DO. blue, p,ob lack, green and dove ooIored
silk Slippers,
DO. blue aud brown rrnnella slippers, with.
ow heels
DO. black Prunclla thick sole Shoes, with and
without heels.
Do. do. do TIM Slippers with aud without
heels
DO. do. hloroccn, Tim and thick sole Shoes,
with aud VII ontherls
Misses rrurra slippers. all Colours.
Do black Pruncn and Morocco Slippers,
with aud without heels.
Mems fine Shoes and BooIeps.
Meas cheap Boots.
DO over shoes
Boys Guc aud course Shoes
Cblld,rus Morocco aud Leather Shoes, all 81
zcs--tnRether with many other kinds suitable Ia
the season.
Cali aud Kin SlnA linlng aud Binding do
liatirrs Trimmings sol Lcatucr hnc a course
Shor Thread Boot md -hue Last, Letter,
Wiring and Wrapping fape' Narn Ii
qnd an1 Paste BlaeklnR Se Ac, all OF winch
y III be- sold Al In prices tor cash
HENRY CAIu ron, &CO.
Jan n 3ttlO
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eY.A~ REWARD --Abscoudcd from the
~ 80 plantation Of the subscriber IN Gu,l.
ford county, North Gatollua. "a nrgro nan
named DlCk on the 25th Drccmbcr Hst Dick
IS about e. or ID Ycars old about 3 feet IS 81 10
inches high, Ola yellow complexion al excel
lent Blacksmith and Cooprr aud n yc's handy
servant I any thing ingenious and cunning,
piece cut out o. ms big toe, he hNda vatiety of
clothing II a. q oYe reward val hc pald H. any
person who Il deliver said boy 10 the subse,l.
Der, or secure Inn IA jail so thht hc may get him
again Join thompson.
GmlG,d city y {. Jan. ,, 1877.
Jan. y. 800.
FL This ol,,oction seems to have been ucaIru, u
70 fore tbq pnblic. as # Mr. Adams were the lou
l. der ofp mes, aud odions doctrine, aud tn fat
ne ~ of the measures to which it had given bni
' Nothbiup can be further from the fnih. ~
II "A ,inglract Of the government on TINS suhlf'
al has il, date within his administration. Ana
fe IA, i, be from being the founder at TIE doeiih
y. that il is traced 10 the earliest aud pnfesi I'm
m Of thr republic, NOV ed and ac'ed upon. ho
i, the tout daioa OF thc gogeInmeui, when me
IS thrr o his country presided over us "fs ~
&C. + fore The adnf ton Of tue lrhcrW 'ohhitnh1
Idc novyc, 81 regulating comm, &C., and IMP
-, ,pp duties on imports, belanged 10 Inc si3ae -
: ern,ncnts aud such II thru, rs defmed
o,pcdient 40 regulated their tariff oi doti's as
:; .itn announcement to their maaaiaclu
:, .rhaconstIrnilon transferred to the icarI nj 8
ernucut bv express provision. the power "i
. .gulatlup commerce, and ol impo-inE ga les
:, act ua.,pd al the fist scSsion of the hist G
,,b pre... held ruder the constitution, aaFp'd'
- by james Madison, and sZ"cd by Oeo'g' wa
-, inpton. on tho goth OF Juiy, lIse, contains
=. first tariff of duiies On imported goods lala
thr General Government, ana ilh preamble
=, cites. thatit was " necessary 'oi the snppon
- - .,oyo,pment 1t tie discharge OF the debts
- C. the Iuitea siairs, and The encouragement
a. :. Brotecaoa 81 manufactured hs d
t,,rr was acted upon, by every succeeding
,r,ui.tr,tion by the elder Ndams, by Jti
som by Madison atd Monroe Tue policy
a.. protecting aud encouraging mannlael9es
=. recommended hV them all tue tam
increased from time 10 time, With We"
a.. that object and Vet, no Champion OF
: constitutions though many aud bola
: ahlr thr,e were. always At their posts, .
,ca Challenged the authors OF these MEASURE
~ Invader, Of constitutional ground, until, dur
tie sdminisna alton Of the last president,
- the fathers ct the constitution having most
15; Them. retired rom thu frid iae'ioh, Il tue"
w from virginia suggested, IN coogres, the F"
,nI Unconstitutional power, 10 give protection
,ese manufactures.
and On this question We forbear to enter me
oCareunent and cunirni ourselves WIN
a.. i,o.-taat the u swer ofcongress TO regulate
!; taria' Of api,cs, ~ as 10 give projection ana
80, coufapemeat, 20 agriculture, manu- 'aclnios, {
. =. ,,e,cc and navigation cannot be denied "
:, out den,i ing To the letter Of the consllt4iioi
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1896 Przes amounting to $4,000
Il , All the Przcs III IA wlrol. and all th, mum
bers IN another sl once / lac ~ hole Scheme to be
drawn in ONE DAY and the uLOlr amount oil
Pilzts may be bad. 4eon as dtrnu.
P,loo OF licLcts ~ 10 {Qpattcts 10.
IiHlycs, ! %
4 = The 1000 + lz.s 81 = 10 be awarded IN
the hlst SECOND - thId digIsfpr, to bc detetmlnz
I'd by thit which nay difw IT,, ,apirl pflge Of
$1,000 50 thRl a holder OF three numbers, one
of which shall be IA eneb division Is certain TO
draw onr plizc and may draw four
lhr Capllal Prize Of .Bl0oO0 10 be paid In
put by 1000 Tickets Is nov senlcd Up & deposit.
ed II the Bank 81 Nrginia n iynchburg, q sub.
jeti TO the control OF the holder OF the ticket.
The prize Of 10000 10 be paid IN parl bya
package Of 900 tickets Is deposited IN like man
ner.
Orders by mail meet the same attention
gwen to personal application
AUG. LEF1WlCH, Manager.
Nov q
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DIED at his residence. in the county Of PIT
svl,aui,. on saturday the l2rh inst, LOREN
10 CI.op. in tn 89th year ofhis age. lie has
lrr an adeeiionate wife. without any other rela-
tlyrs TO lanent his loss We wd lstand from
Nv. c on tdath lie was hired nv King George the
81 TO coue 10 America 10 fight the Americans,
under the command of Lord CORVALLIS, and
ga, in actual service At the memorable battle at
Gultord Courthouse, \. c. aud shorty aiter-
war,, made his escape from the brush and
Joined tan tnerieans We can say ttlat Mr..
Clop has ben 4 GOD aud modensiye citizen,
aul died IN tope Of going 10 the chimes Of nf-
,a,ui>1od glory through the blood ot a craelaed
Ecdtomer.
-. or the 18th INST, Miss SALLY TINS.
LEY, Of amherst county. eldest daughter OF
Geo. NJ imslrr. - the 9Th year Of her ago.
alto, an Ilues, al about - days, which she b're
with christian forutudc. ~N" has leit lafec
t,an OF connections andhonds 10 mourn her IL
rcparabc loss
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'H'iC Nuhsrtfuf H. lllr pitpsure 81 iutnf.
ming his friends AMI Tire public reuefsH.
- that he has lnfrlY received direct from
fhlad"lphln, aIlrndid assortment 81 Ennct
hooks intended ~ presents fnr the lair ~,
by Young gentlemen. fpr the New y cnt. lhes
which be hopes liz suune men vii ~ II
themselves 81 tbs slarlaus opportunity 81
maxim presenfs, by saIlne ou him aud rnr.
e.nslue, rs hr l. determined To sell tbrm y
r. iow--,mone them arr the
Forget Ne Not,
which IS Ipndnn producfion, beautifully
urnamcntrj win tie mol supeyh cngrasiugs
ever before serp#
Ibe imUit,
which is also Len On = rduciion aud or.
II nrrtrd with engraq,ns7, not inferior IL
tHnse 'p tho toraH fsnr-nnt--bu by mnny,
Thought To- Ne sHternsr.
The Iararg SoMcHv,
whlrI' - London production, aud ornamen.
It'd with ereal meny superb cugr,sr -
Wb'c', IS inferior In NOM whnlcVcr IN POM Of
Literary matter, This snrpns,es any oil II
klHd
Tx HjoH
witch is q French production, oruamented
with very 'upurb enefav,ngs pud IrIufrd on
The most superb pnper, aud best executed |
ever saw.
Tn Cruces,
a beautiful little production with fancy en-.
glnVhg, Ne, ~.
IHe iiiaHiir SoHrcpU,
which ie an American production, beautiful
~ oruomen'ed with engraprnys, moi interior
II any ot the London productions, and by
mony they are Thought 10 he very superior.
fniuk myself the enereeinrs, composition
and exc, udon Of the work in every way Is
quail To nay OF the London prodocio =.
ADRIAN a. NOK'H.
Ian o.
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10 THE PEOPLE, OF THE L. STATES.

ff4gg Csbscns-lt iS worthy of treat and
using Nation, wh'le at home. they remain pros
porous and happy abroad. ri peace and re
''ee'ea 10 weigh and examine thoroughly
S'' dlspasaonafelY, whatever may possibly
immediately on remoteiv--atlect that happnr,,
" ''a institutions upon which II is founded. \
F'o1le can he long, either prosperous or Happy
VI tong enleY the blessings Of civil liberty who,
IRON "'h'sYef cause, become needless OF
Preservation
fror, apparently trivial in Themselves. L.
'odnced Ito Governments. from real az nuaa
nary IA ceSsry. gathering strength from the pt
lucy OF freeedent-the power ofexample--an
'.'hafrd BY the cortupty ambitious f1r III
p"'''e oi personal agGrandizement, have, -
''u'' grown too mighty for the opposing ann {
'''t anu patriotism and, finally, overthrow
r=.'at'i kapablirS upon earth TIE unrI
''' 'asft at History points MS 10 the fata--yes
'7 a'f3diel ilte fali preceding Republics
- =, horse taan yan--it is the extreme of foil,
2" x coward 20 = long continued state o
59PeflF aud happiness as n nation OF indiyi
unless II has Tor its basis The broad aud
,.e ''oadahnn oiPrlyate aud public yir.ue, in.
'"ce aud true patriotism.
human nainrc-yc aud yirme-causc aud
'''"FN 'Ht same. W QUA II not he
"a''htsS oi presumption 10 expect reversal
a'ntfdhia laws Of Heaven. IN n, lking MS
IA aesp't" Of ourselves When we madly
an Jul cnHrsa. which We plainly see. if we
perry exercise our senses, leads incvira-
pousm VIII you, then. nv fellow.
FOLLOW IN mat fatal course of all former
rr.,, Aud, alter brilliant display-a
- e9agmant the blessings ofIi5ortv
..I,3.so af rms aad - contentedlv down and
nm. " nay tie chuns of drspoti,m fastened
nm u '2lsHef Or rather, will you not
5fo. t'''e'r -"nd deeply reflect. befo YOU
l..i e3o9,s that may. nav. must in th,. end
'n7 destruction Of your liberties
ne ''oces IN nolnicaD opinions. when ten.
"a ,, "'aialped aud djspa,sion,t,f, discuss.
raa Pt#'s blessings 10 nation. a. they
amt 'a5eaa cipse ezan'uatlo, md rlicit nreat
IA IL II truth, wbjch. in,liri9lrsI, inpro-
l,.sf, .' IA hfo i4riup the greatest auantt,1I Of
20. f N''p''. But. where fneSr diff .aeu.
9R'fea to mng'o with the vloleacr Of
ot,.. III Tine faac.ur Of INTERCHANGEABLE coil
uis s,;..s. ~ ttl'a'" political aud even rpligi.
mt.tl.I nm 4a-r. (which are generally
sark.s5 'aey esrotnc i'c erearpst curse mat
o.s,c..,, nai''''-rrri a>,n3er tie baoas
srd o.. ~ very "h'r" and lpave il aaf.nrel..,
ra,4.. -1n ed.' prey to d.sa1tisn.
'anra 49,, = P79'ss concur i'm lfrapnting he
""',' "ds been commenced and
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n D!biILL, attorney N iac. viii prac-
100 uce "a In superior and inlcrioi Courts
u jro,ord, .Caup5eIl aud ,np Corporation Of
Lynchbure. &c my ne found at Hatcher 5
Oticeaa few deors aoose ,ae Franklin Hotel.
Jan u fs3o
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SAllG saassrasls NY h,rn,d eanaff
- w,rsttp end intend 10 ram, en lie
Merchandising ana 5awrlrt Bu.mp4s ~ a. is
hfancHc'. ii IT, ianse opuosne ti4afa#
hHfr'luu-r, mi ferHlt npru.up fhr M
Hotel Pearl. lei md t;pin,i tet la H. 4eaI
81 u'nurt. aud f,Hri. lei 8 uarueu Br.4i-
I1ns made 10 order ar repaired in the band-
-"m"st .tylc, aud on The most moderate
irrms Natoh,= AID trnrlry cf nll kndsta.
fmf'i ON tho shaftesi nnir,. and for les
price thau =, generally charged
JOftN I UrNr.
GEONGE urNI
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-21

7. $ The pubic viii take notice. thar when
we speak Of the relative strrng'h or the parties
ia tin, unhappy controversy. the colourcd men.
h,r, a,e not included. Iaey ave never N tire
haoi, OF attending the chuicn meetings of tn
hi'r n'mb,rs. nor would they hay" a ute
u tu,y did. III No"id tool, great pans to
persuade the,e annforaed people ina TIM COM
nuti"r had acted nnconsuiutionaIly IA the set
t'emrnt; 1nt tnrif 90 un-Opnistcdled senst
wouii ..g9estto tbem tac ttcr, than II was lull
ba't ',.,' -. Hea "a, krr,, ilo,t Aasonan
others hne" "a lsasta s much about the eanstfn.
uondity OF TIM usa aets as AI. y did, AMI a.
,ney we're dis,atetested, ADD he deeply involved
they would he more itlsrly to Dr ia TN right. 50
inal these sere neyrs identified with either
party, nor involved , thg csntrWcrey.