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T,l,,aLls real estate for Sale.

~ ,,;,,ne of deed Of trust, bearing date
aa,h dav of November, lS22, aud du-
It'd in lba clerks Office OF The county
~, of Amherst, on the 9Th day OF January
- ,,h.rshy lanes s. Pendlelon, oil the sa'd
,,r convened TO the undersignedin ir'ist, ior
.I.a',,t.noses therein mentioned, Que certain
~. u, -, oarcel ofiand, containing seven nun
raj and fifty threaacres, be the same more
sr Lass. living aud being IN the county OF an
be,st on Buifaloe River, on both s'aes oi 'hs
sosd from Newglasgow 10 Lyncoonrg. anu
sdoinlng the lands OF David D Garland oe-
no the same lands which Thomas A'diioSe
anrchased Of John Camm and John Harw'ek'
III ..h;eb was conveyed by said Thomas Al
a ,.',ra md Ca,harine his wife, TO The same
80 ,.,,., . peadleton, by deed bearing date The
so,l dav of April, 1873. We shall. on Mon
a., the 9th day of October next, before the
IN, door of the Franklin Hotel, in tie
,a,gn Of Lynchburg, proceed 10 sell the
.laresaid tract of land, 10 the highest
,,ader Mt public auction, for the pmpo-
s,s n ssid trust The said deed oftrust author
s,ss the sale to be made for ready money but
enc creditors are willing TO authorize sale on
I'm. the payments being satisfactorily secured,
,,d interest paid semi-annae1iy. The improve
1t an this land. are two story brick dwell
-, bo,,se with two rooms on floor, brick
o,I;ce with other necessary out houses, and ice
bo,se and a framed Overseers house, barn,
s.c. &c. The water is equal to any in the
inner country, the improvements in good condi-
tan. the plantation under good system OF cnl-
are and adapted to the growth Of first rate to-
harco. corn, wheat, &c. the situation is healthy,
and the neighborhood desirable. This land IS
,ituated about one mile from New Glasgow,
me county town, about four miles iron, heCourt
House Of the county, and about 20 miles fom
Lynchburg. r. n NioHUIao' rus
Richmond, August 25 tds4
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Valuable Reat Estate for Sale.
SPIT. Is.

y
n NEE subscriber n pursuance OF two
surviving partners OF the late firms OF Gait
Bullock, Il Co. aud Gan 4, Bullock, and
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased. (Which
deeds bear date on the 3isl day of March.
1928, } offers for sale, the following valuable
real property, to wit;
2l6 IL acres of land, purchased bv the
said Gait Bullock u Co. OF Il. L. 4. Brad.
flute, situated in the county of Bedford, near
the town of New London.
1876 "a acres OF land, lying in Campbell
county, near Gambler Mountain, aud in the
vicinity OF the town of Lynchbnrg.
An undivided moiety OF the Black Water
Mills, and the lands thereto appurtenaDt, stu
ate in the immediate neighborhood of the
town of Lynchbnrg Crhe property above
described, belongs 10 the concern of Gait,
Bullock Il Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
10 Ire concern of Cali g. Bullock, 10 vii
The House aud Lot, with the appurtenan.
ces in the town of Lynchburg, formerly oc-
cupied by the said concerns, as a Store, and
now in The occupancy OF Mckee e. Meem.
Also, the House and Lot immediately in
the rear Of the one last menioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord Il Veddrr.
The terms of sale will he liberal aud made
known on application to the subscriber, who
will convey To the purchaser or purchaser.
such title as is vested in him by the deeds OIL
trust aforesaid. and no other.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee.
Auo OIL ts3
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TERMS.

a. - an,,,1tl pay able IN advances sus'-
fl1 to :, ~ rnc,,sea for less time than AK months
arPton W" M he discontinued (hut al the discretion
cd no p pr, = mill ali arrctrages are paid.
,I,ertisensuts viii be inserted at ~ cents per
IT he rst time, aud 81 - eesis for each
care COZ w. l,ra.e from a distance must DC pad ior
,seir insertion the payment assumes ny
s i'"s psso ). sible pefseH'a Lynehss's
,e,rv Orders not exceeding two squsresare IN
Ia for six dollars.
fFAnletters addressed TO the EDITORS must " p'''
= ,r thev viii not bo attended no.
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A BOUT four or tive miles from Lynchhurg
IA il is uncicared and heavily tmbered l.
VIII be divided into lots TO suit purchasers -
Terms, one half cash, and the balance paya
BILE al six months. with approved security
The sale will take place at Zackield Wade 5,
On Wards road, near which place the land
lies on the Odd day of October next, under
the direction of Alexander Austin.
ARMlSIEAD LONG
SPIT. Is. tdslO
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New Publications.

0NIIE subscriber has just received, direct
from Philadelphia the following new pub
LEGATIONS. viz
81. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth.
BY the Author of WaverIy &c. sc. This work
is said to be superior 10 any ne mas ever written.
Sir Waiter SCOTS Relig ious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review, 9th no. TO, June
1898, just received and for delivery to subscrl-
GERS. AbRAM IL. NOhl Il,
Lima 10
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II List Of Letters remaining IN Liberty Posi-
0Hce, on he goth Sept 1923.
A-John Arthur 2, Jas. Ayres.
B-Reuben Brsmblitt, Jas. Baber, Richard
Booth, Jubal Brown, Heze iah Brooks, Sally
Brown Thomas q. Burson, Wilson n. Bngg
VIM NJ. Burweii2, WIN. Brooks, Frederick
S. Brown.
Cleo. ". Galloway, Joseph Clark, Bed.
lord Clerk, Susannah Chick ., Jonn Crane,
Elizabeth S Chapman, Henry Campbell, Ro.
bert Clark, Jacob n. Cardo2o.
D--Richard Bearing, Meredith Davidson 2,
5aeal Daiiis, Agnes Darby,
f--Joei Eadens 2.
F-Martha Fealhersion.
ta-Joel Gibbs, Edward Gwstkin 2.
H--Denns Hardy Elisha Hall. 1hos, Ham.
mock, WIN. Henderson, Matthew Hall, John
iinn, Robert Hurt.
1--Jubai Jourdan, Cloah James, Elisha
Jones, Jesse Jeter, Nm. n. Jones, Joseph II
Jones'
k-Kilies f, Kiag, Stanheld Keys John n
kasey.
John Lssenby, Jas. Laryne, rasey Lew
Is, Sarah Lawrence, Geo. Lambert D
M-Wm. Miller, sen. SamI. A. Miles, VIII
son Meador, John Murphy, sen. 9, Ann d.
Mitchell, rhos Moore WIN. NJ Lauehlin, John
scConaia Sarah Martin, Saml. Mitchell, Lee
@lner, WIN. Milner.
N,-Mary Nance, Mar,ba.H. NOEL, John
NoelL
0-Llizaheth Overstreet
f-Frances Preston, Robert Phelps, Pleas
ant Preston
Q-Niliam J. A. Qnarles @, Samuel
Charles.
h-Iamfs Runnels. Alexander Reynolds.
John II. Smith, Charles Stewart,
SeoIse Smith, Margaret Slower, Bedford She.
NANCY 3. Turner, Mildred Turner, F.
Tor.
W-Paskil Witt, Richard Wells, Leonard
~ Williamson 2, William Woodson, Lonisa
,"alker, Ann L. Wright, Li,lebury L. Viii
'e'an'son, john Wright, Elizabeth Witt.
WM. X. PORTER, p. M.
Oct g. 81
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From the Democra,ic Pres.

There Is i,aprr printed ~ this city by Stephen
Simpson, called the " Phiiadclpnis Mercury
In tina, paper ol Saturday last, which did no,
read until within this hour, am charged with
having IN the Dernocfaiie Press, come forth
win MOST FOUL ABUSE AGAINST THE
IRISH, and with having called them "itiE
DRu NkEN iRlSH." These are the very
words they are the mere coinage q The BRAN
II TIE profiiaaIe IL w who ppbilshsd them. 1
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nUBLlC SALE-on Friday the 24tG day 81
4 Oct. next, will sell, on the premises, al
public auction, tract OF land, on The iurr pike
road, about three miles from Lynchburg, con.
tanning one hundred and forty acres, adioIn-
ing the lands of Meysrs. Chiffon, Bullock, .
tev, Leftwicf, and others. BY recent sur
vey this tract has eighty odd acres in woods,
most Of which is h, aviiy timbered The
tract will be divided into several lots, the
terms accommodating, aud the sale will posi-
lively take place the land is encountered,
but II Is sold TO discharge the sums secured
on ii. and The purchasers can see 10 The appli-
cation of the funds
Also, on the next day Che 25h) in Lynch
burg, such part ofmy library MS may not be
previously disguised OF at private sale; it is
toierably extensive collection of law books,
with many Historical and Classical works
My creditors are requested tomeet personal.
~ or by agent, al the Union Tavern on the
25ih Oct. WM. Nj. RiVES.
Sept. %. ldsl3
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SS5,OOe,OOO

Of public money. speni on account ofihe hbov,
essential objects ~iihou, laying an additional
burihen of one cent on The community. Aud
unuuths
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OF LOOK Ar THE Z OTIiER
SIDE.

The jackson party IN Congress, for tear q
further popdarizins wise aud prudent admin
is,ration, IN 1927 refused 10 pass bill author
zng an exchange Of stock, which would hay
produced clear, yeary SAVING, OF
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100000.

During the las, session, the same party, in
vain and iruiiess aiiemps 10 erfmlDate the Adj.
mnistraiion, undGt the plausible preteat Of Re.
renchment, have wasted OF the public treasure,
aboat
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100000

du,ing the las, session of Congress. Is it TO he
supposed ltat the People viii vote tor the militia
~ candidate with these facts spread before them7
Ne the Pespte.
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100000.

Further, whilst jackson reirencliment com
mttee cens,ired Mr.. Clay for Luyinga portal,
likeness of the Father of his Country. General
" ashingtoD, for sIOO, they attempted - get
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$4,000

for an hstor ical painting OF the battle of New
Orleans and, lastly, in electioneeri0g With the
public stationary and printing. hey have expen-
dcd at least
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NM HAVE just received aud offer tor
w sale,
% hhds. ST. Croix Sugar,
1ohags green Coffee,
bhds. superior Molasses,
40 bbls Tanners Oil,
- do. LOAF Sugar,
~ boxes Cheese,
niih general assortment Of Groceries,
10, Also, on consignment
s~'oo gallons mountain Whiskey
~ 1hs. old Reclifed do.
pipe Cogoac Brandy.
Sept 4. ~
MN oaLt My fine young Stallion OPP
- linus, inferior in point Of form to no
se IN virginia, of the most approved stock
-" proven himself 20 he the most valuable
eN morse. He may be seen BY application
a. subscriber, IN Charlotte county near
hsoAei Ferry, and the terms known, hich will
accommodating I'D. ". HENRY.
Aug lSt ~;
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10 .qnd,he earth pas roid, (HetLow,) a SCRIP
tu al quotation iffasst OF Synms4' lheOIy
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POLITICAL.
&5I.Olill.lialal.

The Secretary OF the Treasury notifies that
the August loan of 1914. 70, $4,000, 900, viii be
as follows
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
NOTICE.

The surviving Officers of the Revolutionary army. wing non-commssioned Officers and Soldiers of that army lnot on the pension Iist,) who received cer6- caes for the promised reward of eighty dollars, for enstIng during the war, and continuing nthe service until It's termnat'on are requested, respectively, as soon as may be possibly convenient, to send their names, and theanames of the places where their near est post-oces are kept by letter. under cover to the hon. Secretary of the Treasnry,) addressed to Col. there ready to receive hem This will supersede the necessity of appointing agents transact the business at the Treasury Department, from whence, by this means the proper papers will be sent free from ex- pense, to each individual showing his right the be- neft of the Act of Congress- lately passed in favor of persons of the above description
 Editors throug hout the United States are requested to give two insertions to the above notice.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the House of Worship about to be erected for the use o the 1st Ecclesiastical Society, will be attended Saturday next, 2lst inst. o'clock P. M. Address by the Rev. Mir. Carroll.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

at Columbus, lest the Indians driven to des- peratiUn by their sufferings should commit de- predatiOns on our delenCeless citizens.
 Pioneer St1ges.-We are happy to learn that preparations for putting this line in Oper- alton are in such state of forwardness, that all West of Utica will be ready for running probably by the 18th, which is only fourteen days later than the time first named. A car go of coaches for this line, was received this week, by the Sabbath keeping line of boats, and we hope in due season to see them in motion and patronised by the friends of relig- ion and good order throughout the country. Let it he seen whether there is religion and patriotism enough to aid and support those whose only object in getting up this line, ist prevent the gross and habitual violation of the Sabbath; an institution which the old line pro- prietors declare is one of the best that Infin- ite Wisdom ever gave to men.
 SToRMs.-BaItimore was visited by vio- lent storm on the evening of Wednesday last. The peals of thunder were tremendous, and for several hours incessent flashes oflghtning illuminated the heavens, while the rain pour ed down in torrents. The lightning struck at least twenty different points, but did not cause any material injury. Other sections of the state have suffered severely from storms of wind, accompanied by hail-fences, wheat fields, stock, &c. have been involved in one common ruin--a single individual estimates his loss at $1O,O0O.-Niles.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
.B0retgir 4mtelIfgemrr.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

A postscript to the New-York Commercial Adyer- aiser of Saturday afternoon, contains the following teliigence from Europe. The P,uth ,cas crossed 6y the Rassian Army on the 27th of April.
 AFFAIRS OF THE EAST.-There arc no later dates from Constantinope, the Pruh and Danube, than were received yesterday in the Paris papers but there are few additional particulars of the same dates, and enabled to add the opinions of the London Courier. The news from those regions con tnues ot warllke complexion. Ere this the Russian arm'es are supposed to have crossed the Pruth but there IS not intelligence of the event hav- ong actually taken place.
 The most active preparations are making by the Russian army Ponioniers are busily constructing bridges, and reinioreemen:s of horse and foot are drawing Isarer the Pruth. It is supposed that a double operation will take place at the same time that whist the Russians the Pruth will take pos session oihe princparies, the grand army will cross the Danube and Reni and Ismaef.
 The Courier of May g, says: ssThe accounts which arrived here yesterday from Constantnope have dis appointed those who still clung the hope that the peace of Europe might be preserved by the adoption oi more moderate tone on the part of the Sulian- He IS determined upon war, and though he is ac- quanied with the sentiments of the allied powers he still thinks that they will not suffer the Turkish Elm plFe to be destroyed This IS the substance of the last advces that have been received by the way of Vennas and to the knowledge of this determination we may probably impute the change whchis rumored to have taken place in the Emperors plan of opera uons It was sHg@sed that he would, in the first in- stance, Snself with occupying the principal lties. apdHn&s noi immediately cross the Danube.- s.Aiunow, however, that he will occupy the prin- gysIpalhies, and pass the Danube at the same time SbIe."
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
NOTICE.

\ HE Hon. Court of Probate for the District of Waterbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors ofthe estate of
 MORRIS HUMISTON,
 late ofPymouth, deceased, exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect present their ac- counts properly attested within said time, will be de- barreda recovery. All persons indebted to said es- tate are requested to make immediate payment to
 DAVID D. WARNER, Adn.'r. Plymouth June 13, 1828. 1
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
A FOR ssasyA. sssN SALE.

HE Subscriber offers for sale his siuaton in Litchfed, consisting Ofa large handsome two story house, built by first rate workman within a few years, well calculated for the residence of private family,or with trifing alteration would make ex cellent stand for house ofPubc entertainment, with woodhOuse, barn, and about three and half acres of land, of the best quality, which apple and other fruit trees pleasantly situated in the ofthe village, near the Presbyterian and Episcopal Church. es, and short distance from the Law School and Fe- male Academy. c. L. WEBB.
 Litch6eld, June, I823
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
Aa RREE Ia
IB EE 1a

On the l7th inst. by Rev. Mr. Jones, Mir. Lorenzo Wheeler, to Miss Antha Stone, both of this town.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

A Post Office has lately been established 2 ChapDvIlIe, north part of Salisbury, in this County Frederick A. Steriing Esq. F. M.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

LONDON, May lO,-fEalf past ssven.-We have heard t affirmed this morning from a very respectable quarter, that after the crossing of the Pruth by the Russian army on the 97th ult. communication was
 forwarded to COnstantinople the part of the empe- TOT, with prOposilionsOn a compliance with which by the Sultan the further advance of the troops into the Turkish territory would be prevented. These prop osIons are sad to relate principally to three points lst Preparation for the injury sustained in sending way Russian subjects from COnstantinople, and for the seizure of cagos of Russian vessels 2d Security against future occurrences Ofs uch injuries. Sd, The fuihment of those conditions behalf of Greece ,de manded by the three allied powers, in virtue of the treaty of the 9th July, 1897. These statements are entitled to notice because they derived from sour ces ot generally correct iniormauon but they much at variance with probability that it is impossible to place any absolute reliance on them and, ifthese very moderate propositions should ultimately prove have been made 1t will rather lead doubts of the sincerity Ot Russia than the conviction that her inten tions with regard to Turkey have undergone so rial change.
 According to the German papers, the Russian ar- my that was in Persia, is to move towards Ezerum in the Asiatc dominions of the Sultan The acquisition of the Turkish forresses in the land of the Kurs, will be ofessentlaI importance to the Russians.
 PARIS, May 7-Bucharest, April 2l-Up to this evening ot the 18th, nothing unusual was remarked on the borders of the Pruth but daily look for most decisive events.
 which furnish interesting details of the situation ot that capital since the declaration of Russia was known there. The great of the inhabitants re- ceved this intelligence with indifference bordering on contempt. The grandees of the empire, the contrary were struck with astonishment, and viewed future events with uneasness- The Grand Seignior did not appear alarmed and was TesoIved to carry on the war with energy. Such the general state of th'ngs up to the last meeting ofthe Dva, which took place on the 30th uit. and in which the situation of the empire, under existing circumstances was discus sed. Since then, thepubIick mind appears more ex- c'ted and one portion of he inhabitants is disposed in fhn nnfh Snfo ,..>,o
 The Grand Senior himself, without being discour,- ed, dscoversin in his conduct certain emotion which does not correspond with the surpassng calmness with which he received the Russian declaration. He or ders out his troops at sunrise and exercises them till 9oclock, when he goes to the serago, takes bath, breakfasts, and then re-mounts his horse and again exercises his troops in his favorite manuvres witch he continues, with any reaXion fo several hours.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

WheeIeF, 10 MISE AhIha OtOhe, DOth OI lhlS tOWH'
 DEED
 In this town, on the 10th, Mrs. Mary, wife of Mir. George Treadway, aged ?. By this sudden and very afiictng stroke of Providence, a bereaved husband IS left with infant child, to loss, which He only who gveth and taketh away at his pleasure, repay. The deceased was native of New-Haven, and had resided in this but about year.--On the 10th June, l827 preparations made for her marriage, which took place the 18th. On the 10th June, 1928, preparations made for her burial, which took place on the 17th How altered IS the picture in short year. Tine hand which one year ago led her to the altar called to close her eyes in death
 In Hartford, on the 18th inst Mrs. Susan, wife of Edward Goodwin, Esq. editor of the Conr ec,icu COurant, and daughter of the late David Leav, Esq., of Bethem, aged27.
 In Salisbury, the 22d May, Doct. Solyman Rus sell, aged 3l years.
 In Lancaster, Ohio, Mrs. Sarah Ann, wife of MT. Horace Gregory, ofNewark late of this town.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
TAKEN UP by the subscriber

in Kent, two year old Heifers, color chiefly red,
 terspersed with few white spots. One has ncis- ion in the ear, the other artificial mark. Also, a two year old red Steer, having artificial mark, few white spots upon it. ASA PARKS. .
 Kent. Iune n. 1G29
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19
$lOO RE w ARD.

ON Friday night, the 23d November last, the store ot the subscribers broken open and robbed of the following articles. viz 1 piece about yards steel mixed broadcloth,-l4 lb. green sewing silk ,-one or two dark Bandanah Hkis.-one short English fowng piece, stocked about half way up the barrel. large end ofthe ramrod tipped with horn, and the small end ot the stock tipped with the same, the barrel fastened to the stock by single slide and by being nterocked at the breech lock rollers. Also, about $50 m small change, and $2 counterfeit bill of the Mer- chants Bank, NewY ork, fainty stamped counterfeit across the face, with the names of U R. Bronson, F. Marsh. and A. Leach, written on the back SIXTY DOLLARS will be given for auy information that will lead to detection of the villain or villains, and FORTY DOLLARS for the property, or in propor. ton for any part recovered. From circumstances it IS certain that the villain or villains who committed the act were acquainted with some of the secret de- posits of the store, and it is probable that some of the property may have been exposed or offered for sale before this. $. SG L. HURLBUT & co.
 Winchester Centre, June, 1928.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-06-19

All persons indebted to the Printer for the l.. County Post, Advertisements, or Job Printing, will be expected to make payment in+- inediaely. Promises and account books will not pay UT paper-makers See Terms of the paper.