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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
IL INXITAIION.

y "a / gre moat c0rdiaiiy 10 oil rho uani
w any dr!itlt u ready Hade Clothing, 10
cah on US, our dnoriHeW btng spptriOr 10 ~
II the piacf, and tDibracrs eieig nnicte Of Gcn-
Hemens tdsbwnobie tiothlhg Inc rOrkBia ship
ue cnn rdrralf, ana .W Prices calnOj lail 10
piedse. beng res thmt the goods can be bought.
n n made up for IN htSpldce.
By our last d%rritni, ne ttc1irtd some Supcrhnt
ftock and Dress Coats. Of ttue. btnck, Ciafei,
Oilre, 6r0icH Sc dfso, steel Hif6d, blue. grfen
aud brJtcH toaitcs, Pantaia0ps ot crtrg shade
u Cioft AMI CnsnnlueS. also. inc C0plueH and
,rtrn stout Bang mp Cord PattaiOUns. uith
.traIs ttor riding n handsome aao,insa of
lcss Of MOtsst11, Sik Feirei. btact, blue, bro41s
nui taalV sur Tests. BaU CASHMERE io.isaei.
talene,a and Stcsnedote1, a greai partciy Of
Patterns, fnc Linen, hd46led Spiam SHIRTS, Drapf.
es Of Buekskin. StockibaH, / falnel and Coiion,
hHh SHIRTS ami Hhitf Fidnnti Shirts, n lot OF
dry Gonis and fancy n,tjcies, rs furnished Leu
Htr Stocks, Patspi STOCKS. Plum md Trimmed.
tlegani SIX Randke chiefs, eaiifey new pdi-
ferns, Patent snspendtrs BlV traeais, Cta,a al
s'!Bners, tute Sedtsktn Caps, 5m, collars (Scurtet
and back Mariao ehdris,) some rty fine Beoret
iffis Of cftaP qualities, u age assortment Of
siaei aud Boots Of erery ~dc@aptoa.
4 supply Of Cloak and Big Goats. some rerg
aperto, reai laytan PLAID ans fine Cambitt
Ciodks. ruth tne Cloth Innings Wh or ruth
oat s%ioersS, tae Dgab ana steel mlred Ban mp
toats, mad IN The iotest style, tsonc extra tnt =
Our black and Dfab Big Coats, wia tug
Cnpcs.
Ladies Cioaks, Of Siik. teaM SIX Lining,.
beautiful artictt,) MISC Of Moalo Cloth, Crin
toa, bt"e and black Circass,aHs. Tartan Piaid y
}ancy striped CjredsaU Cioaks, u,th cap:s d
aoods a lot 81 list socks lined uih pooi. a com
portable artict, jor trdceirrs. rs are are a,iermi5
I'd iosti good bargains, those digo sed to pure ~
HlR do 'OcH 10 cd8 al U1LkER a COS
Emporium of Fashions, -yntA0urs, neIi doe.
10 he ! II iniaH QDiec.
Nov. "a.
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New Publications..

Tl4HE subscriber has just received, direct
"a from Philadelphia the following new pub
'%IcatIons. viz
ST. Valentines Day or tn Fair Maid ofPerth,
by the Author OF Waveris &c, &c. This work
is said to be superior TO an, lac has ever written,
Sir Walter SCOTS Relig ious Discusses.
American Quarterly Review 6th No. for Juno
1923, just received ana ior delivery to subscti.
Gers ADRIAN r. NOIilH.
June 49,.
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NOTICE ~ sifne Of a Jepd Of frua
IN from Nathan Row lei 10 the subscribers,
beating dale the 9th day al May, ls2s, and
duly feeofd.din ihe clerks Office OF The eoan.
" court ef Charlotte, We shall proceed 10 sell
on Ffidas lhe 2Shoi The present month NO
vember. 1929 IN the l.n 81 Brook heni, Ia
the COUNTY Of Campbell. Ia die highest bidder,
ior read, money, the following valuable prop
erty, orso much lhrreal a. will pay and salts
t, he debts aad charges rs expressed aud pro-
vidcd Tor IL the said deed oil trust, 10 vii one
negro Toy named Patrick, ! negro eirl named
Lowrhny, ! NET ~ woman named Patiy. aud
her boy child Albert, one negro girl named
Csthsi,Be, one negro gifi named Saluda, one
Bay Mare, one bl. OK Coll 1 feather Beds and
furniture, 2 Trunks, flew plantation tools, 6c.
! horse Carr, also the interest OF the said Ma
Than Kowlei. Ia right oil his vide Nancy. IN the
dover estate Of Ann Row let, widow OF VIM.
Howlei, decd.
ROBERT NORTON, Trus.
ABRAHAM WIMBISH. tees.
Nov. IL tdsal
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Nu RS, JOHN 1oMpkINs,trom eio

NN RS. JOHN 1oMpkINS, from RiclyoonJ
Nk Is desiruus 10 obtain a few younp Ia,
dies as boarders. To such as wish il She will
give instructions 10 MUSIC.
Parents aud gnardiens, en,, listing their
children or w'rdsto her care, may rely on the
%stricies' attention being paid 10 their morals
and cumtort.
lNnehbnrg. NV. G. "a
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Valuable Books at AuctSon.

uyHE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on Fri
lay evening, nj early candle light, nj
his Book and Stationary Store, the valuable Ca
talocue OF Books advertised 10 be void on last
Friday evening. (the sale was postponed IN con
sequence of bad weather, The pnbiicma IA res,
assured that the above sale will take place. as l
am determined TO sell. A. X. NOklH.
Nov %.
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tALCAIsLE WORK.

FhNhE POCKET FARMER" or Gentle
"A mans Guide, in The management Of
horses, under various diseases, with ali en-
PLANTATION oil the symptoms attending tie di.
iertnt disorders, asd the shortest, pia nest
ana mos, humane methods OF curing them, d.
recuons iorjudglns oi the horses sgr, and
useful observations on The breeding, raising
ana training OF colts.-Iints TO purchases,
aud general directions Tor using O horse on 4
Journey, with useful rules tor riding with gaic,
~, sIaceluiness, &c. and directions 10 per.
ioim The necessary surgical operations Re.
eeipt Tor g~elding, on a new aud improved
plan, and for securing horses from the den
gers arising from Bots, Irnncheons. &c. "
which is added The Horses Skeleton. taken
rom that oil the Academy oil Sciences al Pa
ris.
The above work has been compiled ana
written by James Wpre, OF Amherst comfy,
aud good judges who have seen it pronounce
II superior to the works on Ferrieiy Nv in
ereIal use. The above work just rec.ivet
and tor ale by c. A. NiTliI.RS.
Aug. Z. ls3?
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AND FOR SALE.-I wish 10 sell the
N valuable tract oIland lying on Otter RI
=, about four miles from Nard'o Bridgt an,
hree from Wards road, in Camp ell couato
II contalns 65S Acres, handsome y improved,
dud IN good repair The land Is of fine quaiI,y,
particularly, adapted to tobacco. This Land is
veil watersd and umbered, aud a great deal Of
foe tobacco land TO cut there it a body OF 80
ar 40 acres OF low grounds, of good quality, At
IaChed 90 II, on the river-IheTe is limestone Of
llne quality, also, on this land which has been
tried also, IRON one, IN great abundance, which
has been tIied, and proved TO be of superior
quality. The spring convenient TO the dwelling
IS very large. a~lfording Il suficiency OF water ioI
an orershot mill. Also, a most delightful reat
for "a mlil-lbe wafer is OF superior quality.
Tins Land is subject TO a deed 81 trust, 4. the OBJ
j'ct IN selling Is to satisfy Said deed, after which
being done, a good and bona Ode ntle can be
made. The purchaser may make payment hln,-
self TO the persons who hold the trust deed.
ANY persons "Mhlng 10 purchase or view said
lands, will pleese cali on Capt. A. +. Galloway
who lives on said lands, or the subscriber, near
Wards Bridge. The terms will he made AS ac
commodaling as possible but 4 bargain can be
had for cash. Possession can be had ON the Is
OF January neIt, aud the privilege OF seeding
this fall. JN0. q. RUJLEDGE.
Aug. -. Isl
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March ~

n N0MMiTrtD 10 the Jail OF the Corporation
~ of Lynchburg. on the 10th day of June
st, a aruGaway, PHEBE, a slave who says she
belongs tn James NJ. Pleasanis, and WAS hired the
presen; year TO William +. Cater, oil the county
of Goochland. Said slave had on when commit.
ted, a blue striped domestic Coat. a pair Of
Shoes, and has IN impeachment in her speech, aud
appears TO be- about twenty four wears old. She
is a daik m%ulsto. and is about 3 feet 3 OF 4 in
Ches high. The owner of the above slave is ne
sired TO come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take hen away, or she viii be dealt
win according TO law.
SAMUEL B~RANoFoRD, Jailor.
Sept. s. 3mS
Inc Editors of the Wing will lnsert the a.
bose f%orthree months, unless otherwise directed.
And tof~ ard his accountto this Office for pay
mpnt,
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FANCY GOOUS.

nAvID q ROBERT kYLE nave nor reset-
kred, in addition 10 their former assortment,
further supplies oi iall aud y lnief Goods. chiefly
in the Fancy line, embracing almost every faslr
ienable article adapted ,o the present season
Ihe qualities are superior. and lie style OF inosl
Of them entirely new. The following ME a pari,
w:
Bin. Italian Lusirings, 6nest quality
Blue. black and drep blue Gro de Maps
Blk walered Silks
several p, ces white watered Gro DC Nap, sup
Plaiu and figured black do do
A few handsome Robes, (barege ~iexiure)
Coloured Gro de Maps, plan, striped and hsnr
ed
Blk. white aud pink Satins, plain and figured
Blk. green aud straw coloured Florence
An elegant assortment IanbDfed SWISS mus
lmst
Sd aud Ga rlain Swiss & Null do do
81 Jaconei Nu Inns finest texture
IA and Sd Medium do do
ii aud Ga CanbrIcs
Elegant Bar &c dress Shawls
Gios de Nap, Gros de lie aud silk DO do
A few pieces sup. iringed belt iubbons
Natered aud plain Gro de Nap do
\ few pieces gauze cap Ribbons
Bonnet Ribbons. OF new aud splendid style
Rich BobInett pells
Lace Capes and Collarets
Fine thread Laces and Edgings, richest figures
Gymp LaceS, (almoSt equal to thread)
Several pieces Al Bobineu Lace, uery cheap
lhibet Shawls, a new article OF the very frs
style
l case fue Calicoes, latest and handsomest Pa
terns and permanent colours
Several cases medium do handsome patterns
D lew pieces very jiae blk. Italian Grape
Blue, pink and sra" coloured do do
Blue, blk. punk and straw colored Grape Liese
Pam wide Satin anu Lusiring Ribbons, assorted
coiorS
G.mps ana Spring Cords
Worked Muslin Flounces and Collarets
Mlllinett and Bonnet Wire
Cd and A fine Cambria Dimiiy
"a furniture do
Ladies' long white Kid Gloves, Sass.
Beaver aud florsekin, short do
B'si Italian sewing silks, every color
lo'to,se shell tuck Combs, some, the largest 81
yes
A rev dozen SIDE do do
Brazilian shell, tuck aud side do
Long bent and turn back do do
Ladies English Blk. and wkile silk Hose
Cotton AID worsIrd do do
PLAIN and PLAID Cashmere Shawls
ie" do. MerIno style
tIne K%entings and linen Cambria uandkfs.
A lev pieces fine Linen Cambric, &c.
The attention oI the Ladies IS r., "ectlully in
Viied 10 the above extensive and beautiful assolt
ment, which viii be offered II, very model at,
prices.
~ Dust opened, ! case superior Gias
Bleacned irish Linen, soft Gnish.
ID u X. K YLE,
NV 2
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ENoA SAIL Ny dne Yong Stall
'imas' inferior VI point Of form =,
Horse IN Virginia, Of tho me,i approved : no
ana proven himself TO he the mes, x.49"e"
S'oes horse. lie may BE- seen b, anuf.sa
TO me subscriber, IN Charlotte COUNT, -,
boohet 1 eifs and the terms know n. nL,et.
be accommodating. I'D. ~. Hen"
Aug Is. I'M.
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DsSirabie real Estate fm- Sale.
WISH TO sell the house aud - feet Of ground.
d fronting on Nam Street, near the Markei
House, nov n the occupancy of Mr.. James
Jones. This Is valuable property well worth III,
attention OF those who wish 10 buy.
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.
Oct. Is isis
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WE are prepared Ia exhibit ~ oasc
Snper dressed Irish Linens oil -|nI,erior texture
An assortment fne LanH for llkfs
\ few pieces full % Linen shectings
The above are worthy THE inspection Of
lh0:e DESTROYS OF having good and cheap Ii
men fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
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MORE

hAjILL be sold to the highest bidder, the
w 24lh day of December next, The ,raet OF
am Wherron now reside, situated ia the coun-
i, Of Campbell, on the North Fork of Falling
aver, distant about twenty miles from ~ nch.
utg aud contains about twelve or thiItcen hun.
.d,ed acres, with = great portion OF low grounds,
nd % Considerable quantity Of nncleared land,
~ adopted 10 tie culture of Fancy Tobacco,
II GOOD gus and saw mill. and a respectable
took OF timber. Also, good ordinary improve
cuts. The purchaser will be required 10 pny
q third Of the purchase money the first da,
Ma, ext, and The balauc IN TWO equal an
null payments. THEODORE REID.
Oct. 81. eds
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nGlish Cloths and Cassimeres

H0'I'H A"6Eo Hhu NboFIINtUh
I'D :. invite PartiCufari1 III" auennun, ooi
w only u our ,uatnMtfs, bat of The pub
~ s'ner5iiy. 70 our present assortment of
Ct0ths and CaSsimercs,
Onr late sepri5c, ~ THIS lit, bte such AZ ",
rel pleasure in recommending, rs thy sur
pas IL fabric aud beauty OF shades an,
that We have ever heretofore offered. \.
mong hose recently recei, ed. are blue, black.
brown olive, clarcl, and steel mixed ClotLs.
double and single mrlled Ca-.lmeres, slmrlat
%rolors, and several pieces fue and super 6up
double milled drah Coating,y With respecttn
quality and variety al color, the above a
sortmeul, we believe, IS alculaied to give 90.
neral satisfaction; prices, too, more moderaie
thHn ever. Purchasers are respectfully re-.
qn'sted 10 call. DAVID Il RIO. KYLE.
Nov. Il.
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Valuable Property for. .Soic,

V01uc6fe property tor. Safe.
fNHE subscribers wish To sell "a house and
n lot, on Federal Hin, Immediately on the
Turnpike road. There IS a good well in the
yard, aud all other necessary oui houses-it
is thought to be a good stand for a tavern
and wagon yard-Forierms. arpiv 70 eirhrr
OF the subscribers. il. DOUGLAS.
A. NJ, Dou1LAS,
! Nov. 60 ees
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Boot and Shoe Eoctorn,

g. /tlHE subscribers have also nj
Al - inched 10 their establish
ment, a Shoe and Boot Facio-
~, where they viii manufacture
at the shortest notice all kinds
OF Ladies Shoes, Gentiemens'
Shoes, Pumps and Boots. They
will be made Of the best mate
~ Tials and IN the newest iashlons.
~ The public are invited to call
md examine for themselves.
J.. DISBROW, l. co.
Nov. 10. sES
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HHERE will be a petition presented TO the
- next General Assembly ot Virginia,
praying that a new county may be formed on,
ofpart ct the counties of Bedford, Boletourl
an6 Franklin.
Oct, 2 wtlstM d
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AsUzA HNoR RENT. the Brick House
1Is..M situated al the junction OF
h;ii third street and sixth alley, it is
vfa4A4A sufficiently roomy 10 aceommo.
,iai, a large family pleasantly situated with a
well OF good " alter on the lot. The Hou,c aus
,,reu,iscs are in excellent order. Immed,at,
possessiau may be had.
EDWARD DrfFEL.
Nov. 20. H5Nc9.
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Z Usr PUBLISHED-Tsles OF a Grandfa-
g. her, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author OF Waverly &c. &c, for
atthe Book sud Stationary Store OF
CHARLES A WttHERS.
Marolt o.
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~ XCHAhGE.-Drafs on Bosto,
h York, Ph,ladelphis, Baltimore. ",
ing'on City and Richmond, tor sale. an s'sa-
Suns 10 suit purchasers, nj ire Lotiers =,
Exchange 0fice Of B.. y. Hrus sha
Successor 10 S a NJ ALLEN g.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Nov. IL

y virtue OF n deed oi trust, hearing date
n toe 26th Nov. 1872, and duly recorded in
thr clerks office Ol the comfy oil Amherst, on
the 9Th vi January, 1873, whereby James s.
Pendieton OF the said county, convey
ed 10 the undersigned In trust, for the
purposes therein mentioned. one certain
tract or parcel OF land, containing 763
acres, he the same more OF less, living and be-
ing In the county Of Amherst, on Butfaloe riv-
er, on both sides Of tue road from New Glas-
gov 10 %LSnebburg, and adjoining the lands
Il David >. Garland being the same lands
which Ih"ma- Aldrdge purchased Of John
tamm und John Warwick, and which were
convey ed by the smd Aldfidgr aud Callinrine
his WIFI, L. the aid James s. Pendlelon, by
deed bearing date the ooh OF April, 1915, the
Subscribers, or one Of them, shall on Monday
ne 1911 day Of January next. before The front
door of tn Eagle Hotel, IN the Cny OF Itich-
mond, proceed TO sell the aforesaid tract Of
and, To the highest bid !. for ready money
Al pubic auction, ioI the purposes oil the shld
pust Inc improvements on TINS land. are a
80 story brick dive ling housr, with two room
On n iooi, n buck office, With other necessary
Dat huu "a an ICE huuse, aud u framed over
."ti's hnuse, barn, DC &c The water Is eouai TO
any ~ ia, upper COUNT y, the improvements IN
god condition. the plantation under n good
: sstem ofculiuie and adapted T. the growth OF
In rate tobacco, corr an wheat. Inc sltua.
tn Is healthy and jhe nelghb0rhood desirable
ms and II situated about onc mile from New
u hsgo~, the county tomn, about 4 miles from
,hr louu house OF the county N about 20 miles
nom Lynchba,g.
p. n NICHOLAS, 1rul
VIM AEhEhyiS, ices.
At The request of I c IN stees. the above sale
nhl commence al ~ CLOCK. aud VIII he con
,r trd H. 1h0S. TAYLOR.
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LARA EoR RENT-Thc comfoa tatle
s... two story framed house 10
ElsiNE which is attached a good gar.
xz1s&A dec, kitchen. mess house, &c.
&c. and Immediately between Mr., Vim.
Bailev's and Samuel Watts residences.
Possession an be had the LIST Dece,nber.
Also, for rent, the i,otrse immediately OPP
rosite the Franklin Hotel, and recently oc-
ci,pied lay the subscriber as an office. This
house which has two rooms and n cellar. iswell
calculated for an office or small grocery. Pos
ssssion can be had immediately.
For hire, the ensuing year. two first rate car.
%pe,ters, with good seils OF tools. During m,
absence. applications may he made To MAR. Col
lin Buckner. GEO. WHlTLOCkE.
nov. IS. ts2z
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n \ virtue Of IA trust deed, executed to me
EB by Charles Carter, OF the county ofPIts
yIVan'a. bearing datr October, 1925, Tor pmpo-
SEES therein II entlonell. | shall, on the 27m OF
the present mouth, proceed TO gclt. fol cash, 10
the highest bidder, before the daor oil Il. q.
Iompklns, IN thr town Of Lynchbuig g, the said
Charles Carriers undivided Interest as conveyed
to me IL The before named deed, IN a certain lot
or parcel OF Land, containing 50 arfes. more or
less, lyine in the county OF %lirniico. near the
city Of Bichmand, being the same recovered of
4. b. harPic, by tina hens Of the late Edw ard
Carter. such title as y gesred IN mn, as trustee,
W i'll be eonyeycd aud no other.
HENRY BROWN. r. Tlnstee.
The sale will be conducted by X. &. Ihomp-
kiug.
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| NHNS.

4 UDKlN'S specific remedy for the cure O.
81 Cotns, White S%welImgs, Sore Legs auc
Ulcers srhirrus or Glanduiar Tunors, / elfon,
Rheumatism, Sprai.s, Bruises, letters, Chi
plains, &c.
Just received by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Oct. ID.
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PICKLING Nd TERIALS
Nuimegs lTurmeric
Mace ICochineal
loves iBlack aud white Mus.
Black and Long Pep.I lard seed,
per iGingei,
Cinnamon Ailspice.
Just received by TtOS. g. DUYAL.
a. He has also lately received an add
ional supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Dys 5tuns, Brushes, Perfumery, &c,
witch makes HE assortment eq AL TO any ey.
er offered in this place.
THoS, ]. DUvAL.
Aug. II.
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OST, on "Wednesday the oath inst
between II aud Q O'Clock, on the
road between Evan Sneed's Shop, in Bed
ford, and Mrs. Anne Scots, in Campbell
county, on the Forest road, a bundle, with
The owners name written ON il, coutaiuing
about 265 dollars, mostly in thirty dollar
Bunk notes. A.reward of $50 will be gwen
for the delivery Of the pocket book md lis
contents to the subscriber, or 10 Hardin d.
Mnrrell. nj the Pos, Ofhce, or $40 for such in
formation as will enable him te get IL.
MN. COBBS.
Bedford, Sept. %. wtsi3
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10.

lent assorimentof all kinds ~otilats, attheIr old
stand, Two doors below The house, made
by TN mselves Ofthe best materials, IN The new
rst fashion and in the best manaer Their
assortment is large md well worthy the al
ienIion Of merchants and those who wish To
buy tosell again. They can assurelheir friends
and the public thai they will sd them very
low, md their assortment is equal To any in
the upper country. The. ave llkewise just
rrceivedlrnm Boston, an extensive asoort-
menl ot HGtier's materials, consisting OF Spa
nish wool bodies, old MusGrat okias, Alcohol,
Gnm 5heilac, Aqnaforlis, warranted best, Oii
Of Vlroil, Verdieris aud Lugwood. All Of
which they viii sell on the most reasonable
terms Hatters and those who wish to pnr.
ciase such articles ii do well 10 give them
n call. DiNkEL & RUMBOUGH.
Nav. II.
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vNHE. subscribers, in
returning thanks
10 the public for the IL
beral encouragement
given them heretofore.
take this way 10 inform
then friends, that they
have on hand an excel.
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Al the request of / c IN slees. the aboye sal
nhl commence al ~ u'cloch, aud VIII he COZ
r' ted b. 1hOo. TAYLOR.
Nov. l3. tdslT
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-04-29

,,iv Of those leading and important articles 50
supp; in war. Beyond this, look at the tariff
~. ~ owe to the proper distribution OF labour
WY .o revenue and with view to discharge our
an ".:on,l debt. | am one Of those who DO not be-
. na'o. .hat a national debt Is national blessing,
sss ..her curse to republic. inasmuch, as it is
W. ,. ,I to raise around the administration
ssor,ed aristocracy, dangerous to the liberties oi
INV country. This Tariff mean judiclous one.
~. 'D.sesses more fancful than real danger. VIII
~ what is the real situation OF the agrculturallsts
Where has the American farmer market Tor ms
'unIns nroduct? Except for cotton he has Meth
s"P f,rre;cn. mr. home market. Does not this
.,,.rly nroye. when there is no market either at
s"ne mr. abroad. that there is too much labor en-
nJ.yed in agriculture and that the channels Tor
phor should be multiplied? Common sense at once
Info nut the remedy. Draw from agriculture
h;s spnerabuntiant labor: employ it in mcchan-
~" and manufactures thereby creating home
.arLet tor your breadstuis, and distributing labor
=. ,he mast profitable account-and benefits to the
country will result. Take from agriculture IN
,ba limited States, six hundred thousand men. wa
men and children, and you will, at once. give
home market for more bread stuts, than all Europe
noy furnishes us. In SHIRT sir, we have been too
ion, subec, to the policy OF the British merchants
Il p fine that we should become a little more
0mor;canizpd, and. instead OF eeding the paupprs
and labourers of England feed our own; or else,
in shor. time, BY continuing our present policy
we shal! al be rendered paupers ourselves.
II s, therefore. my opinion that careful and
;ul;cous tariff is much wanted. to pay our nation
al debt, an,l afford us the means Of that defence
within our selves. on which the safety and liberty
If our country depend: aud last, though not least
,ve proper distribution Of our Labor, which aust
nnroye beneficial to the happiness, Independence,
and wealth of the community
!, This is short outline Of my opinions, gener-
av, on the subject of your inquiry, and believing
them correct and calculated to further the pros.
perity and happiness Of my country declare to
YOU. would not barter them for any office or sit
aation Of temporal character that could be given
me.
81 have presented you my opinions freely, be-
cause am without concealment; and should III
deed despise myself, if could believe myself, ca
pabIe Of desiring the confidence Of any, BY means
+ so ignobe.
81 am, Sir, very respectfully your most obedl-
ent servant, ANDREW JhN hSuN.
"Dr. l.. II. Coleman, Warrenton. H. C."