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y WILL sell from 300 to 500 acres of unclcnr-
II ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a milc from New London Academ,
and thirteen from Lynchburg. II is well adapt.
cd 10 tae culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind % grain usually cultivated in the neighhor
hood is well " altered. and hes better than nny
tract of 'ts SIZE IN this pint ofthc country. II is
co situated as TO be entirely excmpted from da-
mage by heavy rains OF high water The terms
Will he very accommn datine say one, two
aud three years, upon a small payment in hand
Enquire otthe subscriber, one mile and a halt
south of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II 100
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\ AND FOR SALE4-llts subscribe having
concluded TO runias. from this sfetion OF
.....;.;FF. If NJ satt dispose OF ms lands, oiieFs tue
follow ing tracts for sale. TO Wit
One tract II 800 acres. y thereon he nov lives,
living on ouer River IN Bedford county. m we"
of part of the turnpike road, Is Mules from
Iynchhurg md 5 miles treni Lihefis-he"fi1
one half wood land, the grea'er pan YET 70 cieHr
l. excellent tobacco hand, and tie plantation IN
Respectable repair, lies well. we'll wstefed and ~
a populous neig hborhoG1.
Another tract OF lsn acres, lying IN the June
,,bn Of the Two 0tters-fhe most part OF tins tract
= cleared, though It Is \ productive farm. wan
improvements suitable tot , small family.
Also another tract Of 90 acres. lyinE saGoose
Creek, Within = mile nj rs junction With Si1un-
t.,, River, about two hundred acfes are cleared,
81 OF which IS bottom land and halt OF that guam
tify is excellent tnbaceo land. aud OF The "ood
Iaad there IS moi less than Two hundred acres OF
Il Il rate tobacen lnud-fhe last named ttdctl
consider one Of the best tobacco plantations IN
BEDFORD. aud could be made al excellent stock
farm. being beilel adapted 20 grass than any
plantation IN that section OF country OF on ms
side of Inc mountains, with extensive outlets
This tact will be sheWn by MIR ottill LOVING
who lives on The premises. aud the two hrri
tracts by the subscribrr. The terms will he
made very accommodating, so ~ 70 snit most oil
purchasers. JESSE LEFrWlCH
The Editors Of the Constitutional Wing,
arer eapested To publish The above aase,fisrinent
once = fortnight until forbid. aud forward their
account Ia this Office lor payment.
Frb.11. ons3T
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A Teacher w anted.

a PERSON qualified TO teach eirli hnd one
n that can come veil recommended. would
obtain employment IN a family IA the upper
country, Il would be preferred 10 employ one
who Is calculated 10 take the management of n
small boarding School 4 house well calculated
would be ufnnhed gratis. together viii garden
aud other tonYenieucez ]oa person with a sinai
family, and Who would BIZ satisfied with a mode
rate salary. this situation might be desirable. A
letter addressed 10 4 y directed 10 Franklin
Court House, Va. viii be promptly attended TO.
June 20. vivid
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MEN PJBLiCATIONS.-The
an mas inst received, direct from pt;L.g- De,
Ne" fublicattnns. VIZ: fhisi
LORD Byron. aud sumo Of his com,.r.
wlth heooiieciions OF tie Authors I,a ''aii''
bis visii TO Italy, by Leigh Ht,d. 'ho e
laies irom tho English Souvenirs
"hiins and Oddities, ia prose and ver..
iofty original Designs. by Thomas Hood I'm
the Authors OF Odes and Addresses Ia u
pie, and the designer of The progress of p''
mofeahss Illustrations OF Masonry bv on
the Fraternity Who has devoted thi,ty o.
the SUBJECT. with an account OF the hid,oa'o
Of me dUator Cheap Edition, PPt's
The American Quarterly Review, 9th numb.
for Ma CHI 1928. "hoef
North American Review, 18th numbe,
1923. oef Tor
E.dinburg Review, No. %, for Oct. leo,
London Quarterly Review, No. "a. for l..
ry, ls2s. lama
The American journal of the Medical g
ces, No. l, 2, 80. 'eei.
The Medico %Chirurgical Review. No. II
Jan. 1928. > 'f
The above New Publications have ms, bo.n
celved, with a large assortment OF Sta,i,n.1
Country Merchants, Clerks Teachers and =
pnbIic general. are requested to give him ~
This stock IS large aid complete, and he -
termined to sell, and will make his price. :
ding to the times. He still carries on tho p. -
Binding business IN all its various branches
ABRAM X. NORTH
May Of.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED BY
DAVID X RO. KYLE.

A part OF their Spring and Summer assofl-
IA ment, which includes the following
viz
A few pieces extra fine blue & black Cloths
Fine blue, black and fancy coloured do
Cup. fine blue and black Cassimeres
Several pieces fancy cold do. sup.
Plain and cut Silk Velvet Nesting
English silk Vesiings, very sup.
Marseilies and Florentine do.
Italian Lustring Crayatings
Irish Linens, finest l. strongest fabrics
Lawns and Linen Cambria hdkts.
Linen Cambrics, some of which are very hns
Sup. blk. Italian Lusirings.
Plain and fig'd black Gro de Nap
White fg'd Silks and Satins
Plain and fg'd Silks and Satins
Watered Silks, of the richest STYLE
Blue. black, pink and green Florences
Wreaths and Artificial flowers
Italian Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
A few cases Calicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
Barage Scaris, a most splendid article
Barage, Silk, and CAME Shawls
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IS

VIRGINIA 81 At the rules held in the clerks nflce
of the counts rourt OF Bradford, the dan Of June,
ls25. Hezokiai, Dickinson, Vincent Jourdan. Josbua
Mobiles aud Lucinda his wife, Pits against Mary Ann
Jourdan, Lucy Jour1an, eNor. OF Absalom Jourdan,
decd, John Jourdan, Sashwcll Jourdan, William
Jourdan, oney Jourdan, and jeremiah J%ourdai, dts.
In chsncery.
The defendant Sashwell Jourdan not having entered
his appearance according To the act of assembly aud the
rules Ofthis court. aud II appearing by satisfactory rYi-
dence that he Is not an ~inhabiiant of tins country IL is
ordered, hat the said defendant do appear here on Tho
first iay of the next August term and answer the hin of
the plaintiffs and that IA copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted III the bYnehburg Nirgiuian, for Two mouths sue.
cessisciy, aud posted At The front door Of the court house
OF mis- county, on two sIcccsSiyc court DAYS.
IS Aeony-Teste, roc. MITCHELL, c. &c
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AT rules held IN the clerks office of the lIusung's Court
of the corporliiou Of | y%nchhurF, ON Monday the 9Th
day of May, l-2r. Thos. q. .Acreo against Abram l.
teuaile aud Allen Talbot, Drfts.
The dcf't. Ahrnn {. Vpnable not having entered his
appearance aud given security according To the act ufAs-
snHbly aud the rules ofthls court, aud 1t appearing by ia
tisfactOiy eiidenro that be is not nm inhahitsni ofthis coun-
Iry--lt II ordered, that the said defendant do appear here
on the first day OF Aug i~conr.neNt 4 answer tho bill Of the
plaintiff; aud that a copy Of TIN order be forthN ith insey
ted 10 ZONE newspaper printed IN the town of Is nchburg
for two months sucoes,ively, and posted at the front door
of the courthouse ia the said town.
MI EENAGH ,Clk.
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New Publications.

TNHE subscriber has just received, direct
- from Philadelphia The following new pub.
locations, viz
ST. Valentines Day or the air Maid ofPerih,
by the Author OF WaYefIy, &c. &c. This work
is said TO be superior to any he has ever written,
Sir Walter SCOTS Rellg ious Discourses.
American Quarterly Review, oh No. Tor jun
1928, just received aud for delivery to suhscI!-
GERS. ABRAM II. NORTH.
June 10.
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April3.

nlSSOLUItON Tie term OF lhe cupart.
~ nefship OF Rankin & Cole has this da,
expired by mutual Gon-rnt. The business II
future will be conducted by lbomns Rankin.
who will CONTINUE the business in the house
formerly occupied by Rankin & Cole, for the
purpose OF wind,ng up The concern, All those
Indebted 10 the concern will plpase make i'm
mediate payment, aud those having claims
against tho concern will please present them
tor settlement. THOMAS RANKIN,
NJ. ". COLE.
Lynchburg, June 10.
All .e,tiemrnt, made or receipts given by
NJ. W. Cole, Tor the firm of Rankin aud Cole,
will be- good. THOMAS RANKIN.
June 10.
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.oTIcE.-By virtue offs deed Of uusr, e1-

NOTICE.-By virtue ola deed Of uus', eH-
= ecut,d TO the subscriber, by William l..
Harvey, hearing date the 18Th day Of January.
1926, and duly recorded in the county court Of
Campbell, fot Tie purpose Of securing the pay
nient Of = certain sum OF money due 10 Bills y
Allen, ] snail on Friday the llih Of July next,
If far, If not. the next far day (oupdass except
ed) proceed 10 sell, for cash, on the premises, a
tract OF parcel Of land lying and being on Sen
eca Cred in Campbell county. containing one
hundred and sixty acres. being the same pun
chased b, sad Harvey ofEdnund Wade. Tie
land IS valuable aud worthy the attention ola
ny person wishing to purchase a tract OF thar
SIZE. The title IS believed 10 be good, but |
shall only convey the right vested IN me rs Irus-
tee. JESSE BURTON, SURVIVING trustee.
June ~ tds73
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Amherst Land for Sale.

DUR5UAet 90 the silio OF john ohfistaot
aecid. late OF hes Kent oolaiY. ! shall M
M. executor. sell 10 the bigi,e,t biddef. at AM
hers, court house, on TIE 10th day ut sept
Curing court day the trad OF land known anu
called by the name OF Edloe's, confirming one
thousand acres. THIS land lies remarkably well,
The main road leading from Lsnchbdfg to Ne"
Market passing nearly through rs ceniae, about
10 miles lfoa the former and % from the latter
plac., aud about 5 mics from James River. A.
bout 800 acres Of this tract are heavily iimbered.
The otu.r portion ofii has been lately cleared,
is under excellent fencing, add Is nov IN wheat.
/ s raci adioins the lands OF Capt. John War
ulck aud Nj irving Lee London, either Of whom
vii show II to any person wishing 10 sec IT.
One third Of the purchase money Will be re-
ouiied in ca,h, The residue in one and Two years.
10 he secured by a deed of n ust on the land.
JOHN H. CHRISTIAN. Ex'or.
In,e 10 stds73
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rHE subscriber I'll sell privately his tras.
ofiaId IN Bedford count, saaaied on Tie
n5nh and south trk ks ofGoose Creek. aud on the
mat, road Trading from LYHehbafE 10 fineas.
tie, ~ miles west Of Iiburty aud adjoining
Capt. Buford. II contains about / acres. Of
which $40 are uDciesred. The part which Is
uncleared, except a very small portion, is excel
lent tobacco land. OF the cleared land, loo a
cres are lo~ grounds ofthe first quality. aud the
remainder remarkably fine highland. Tins IS
one Of the best tracts of land in the upper coun-
try, being well adapted TO the cultivation Of To-
baeco and all kinds of grain IL lies iemarkably
well and IS very free from stone # divided II
would make Two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, ifthose who wish 10 purchase
wish Il. Persons wishing to purchase may APP
ply 40 the subscriber residing in the ueigIboI-
hood Of New London, or TO Capt. Bnford. resi-
ding near the tract. WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3. ts25
u The Editors of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisement nil forbid, aud forward
their bill TO tins office for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-07-03

uCSr PUBLiSHED-1alcs OF a GRANDPA
- her, being stories tnkrn from scottish
History, 10y the author OF Naserly. &c. &C, for
sale ut the Book aud Stationary Stare Of
CHARLES A. N11HERS
March ~.
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CALL At ANDREW SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

NATE HAVE just received IN addition 10
w our stock on hand, a large supply of
staple and fancy Goods, which We offer for
sale al lowe prices than ever have been sold
IN this place. Our Goods have been purcha-
sed py our partner, at the north, at great
sacrifices, which enables Us to sell Goods 10
Suit The lines.
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Just Received by
THOMAS j DUNAL,

Alcohol Gum Cumphor
ropperas lilarlcsm oil
Orange Peel ltnilcn Stone
Lamp Oh. terR superior 6nth Elastic
Bottle Cotks Blue SmHits
White Lead, dry Flor. sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Riadder sheet Cork
Indigo Ninls Assorted
Birthstone lPnbv. Nhubarbi
Window Glass ) by 10 salt petre
aud 10 ps IL lBnran
Venetian Red lt,ronbd Log~ood
Span So Brown He'd Lead
Cling = sapeief Aqua t"flis
rarb soda Netdiurs
Chamomilr White Bar Soap
Sp,s. Nitro Dulc. ivory Back
Shop Furniture Fol Dgitatis
~Isiuglsss Balsam CopalFa
Waters lopts. flarishorn.
Tooth Brushes Cantharides
Cloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley Assaloetida
Real Turkey Rhubarb lied, Pate aud Yellow
Fancy Scars Bark
Stonr Ochre Gum Ny,rh
Stuff Beans kCmnamon
Ped rrecipi' ate Mace
Durable lux Nutncgs
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
IHans Iaucefs Ioiafct
Gold Leaf itlibebs
Lunar Caustic lpippsiseva
liose Water lkoek Candy
Prep. Chalk
calciuel Hagnesia which, together With his
farsser stock. nrakes MS ASSORTMENT s-ty lhrRe
aud complete. all Of which Is NOW offered 10 lis
friends, customers, aad the public on tho most
reasonable terms.
March ".
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g. HAIHS Genuine PAN1CEI, and POT
~ IER'S CAIHCEiGON. Just recei,ed by
THOMAS j. DUPAL.
jan. 10.
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Land and Negroes for sale.

q bUkSIANl 10 Two deeds OF 1rnst, eKeCu-
N ted by George Boyd aud Pal5ey X. his
wife TO the subscribers, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, ONE oil which deeds bears
date the ID day of October, lS26, & the other
The 29th Dece nbcr, ISL, and are both reeor-
ded in the clerks offices of the counties OF
Pittsylvanla and Campbell, we shall on FRI
day. the llth day ol July next, al the Tavern
OF Capt Stephen Clements, ia The county Of
Puts wanna, on the main road, leading from
Wards Bridge to Danvllle, proceed TO sell, 10
the highest bidder. Tor ready money, one
tact Of land ia the said county lying on both
sides OF STRAIT stone creek, near the said
Clements, containing 45O acres on which
5 "A small plant alton aud a comfortable dwell
'ng house for Il small family. The Creek al
lprds some valuable bottom land, If reclaim
ed and the up land Is well calculated for to-
hacco aud gfain, lie, we'll and - well water
ed. Also. one undivided moiety OF another
tract on Valentines Creek, in the said coun-
y, supposed Ia contain aboni loo ncres, D.
joining the lands OF John Hunt, Joseph By
hrc and Benjamin Terrell. Also, the undiv-
ded m0leiy OF another tract, adjoining the
after, supposed Ia contain about 10 acres.
Also the following Negro Slaves to Wit:
One woman J'uuy and her four children,
Wary, Lury. Billy and Garter, possom, Jack,
lesse and Peggy, aud We shall on Monday
the illh July. next before the front door
II the Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lynch
eurg, proceed 10 sell the following Slaves 10
vii Patrick, John aud Squire tBlhck Smiths
aud Sherltt or obrieye, or so much at the Il
bove named property rs viii answer the
purposes ot the said deeds and the cost ot
carrying the same into effect, such ti,le RS IS
vested in us We will convey to The purchaser
aud 90 other.
WIN. SMITH, rrus.
WNl. l. PANNILL. Stres,
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Turnpike Stock for sale.

U HIIIIfNV 'NUtN TUI oHINs
WAfILI, be sold, without reserve, Tor cash
before The door of the Franklin Hotel,
IN The town Of Lynchbulg, the 25th day ut July
next, all the delinquent stock in lhe Iyuchburg
and Salem Turnpike Company. by order oil
the Board ot Directors.
ALEXANDER IOMPkINS, Treasurer.
June 10 tds73
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NEW ACCUMMOD ALTON.

E<IErN<02-rL Iofessille, Fiignla. Ibis.
Inc running through The
counties Of Amherst, Nel,on and Albemarir,
" III IN future. ledveC hariottrsylle, on Mon
DAYS aud Fridays, at 3 4. NJ. and arrive at
Lynchburg on -uesda,s and saturdays BY ?,
p. NJ Leave Lynchhuig Mondays nj 3 A.. NJ.
aud Fridays al l0A VI anu aniYe At Chan.
lotfesville on Saturdays anh Tuesdays, by half
after 3 4. VI This line Is arranged with the
Northern aud Southern line At Charlottesville
aud with the Western line At Lynchburg, which
ntcrsecls he Valley line nj Salem this is the
nearest an cheapest route from Washington
CITY to Lynchburg. The proprietor has pro
cured comfortable coaches, strong, active hor-
SIS, cmefal divers, and vii pare no pains To
please. Ga this route there Is no night travel
ling,
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route j. onlt Sl4 90
From Lynchburg TO Charlottesville, S5 80
IHE PROPRIETOR
April3 issl
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WM. SMITH, rrus.
WV. l. PANNlLL. tees.
tsyivania,-Iuue II. Id II

denur To the above advertisement of my
pfoprrty-l dad not expect II. The sale IL
be at Capt. Clemrnt's tavern is postponed until
NO days before the great day OF judgment the
other, To two day after the grea, day of Judg-
meni. GtO. BOlD.
Zion Hi, Cherokee Nation. June 10.
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Lawns & sLeelings.

WE are prepared 10 eAnibii q csse
snper dressed Irish Linens OF superior texture
An assortment ine Lawns Tor hkfs.
A:fcw pieces full til Linen sheeline.
The above are worthy the inspection OF
those DESTROYS OF having good and cheap Ii
nen fabrics. MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June q.
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For a few weeks.
NEW BOOKS.

TNHE subscriber has AGAIN The pleasure Of an
'noanch,g tohis friends aud HE public in
general. Ike mrieal ofihe JoiiOWing NeW Books,
uis:
Herbert Lacy, anOpelby the Unihorof CRANKY
in . rolls.
Confession o an oil Maid. a %noretin 'ots.
The Humours of Euiopia, a tale Of colonial
times, BY an Eutopian IN . rois.
Sayings and DOings, or Sketches from life,
hirdSerifS, ia > uOLs.
Lord Byron and some ofhis contemporaries,
,ciih recoHeetions Of the nnihor's life, and Of has
risitfO Hnig by Leigh Hunt. in col.
The O'Brions andthe O'flaheriys, a national
tale hy Lady Morgan, an d ros.
The ADORE together, ruth many other New
Books, bare just been rsceirsd and are notc for
sale a, the chtGp Book aud Stationary Si0reof
CHAS. a. WITHERS.
- A rarie,y of coioared toy books for chill
dren.
May Is.
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LyRChburg PioVgh Wanafactory.

FHNHE subscribers re.
n specially inform
-N their friends andthe pub
&kHR lie, t~hatthey have com
meneed the above bust
ness, on the cross street
leading from the Market TO the Bridge, where
they intend keeping constantly ON hand, a gen
eraI assortment of Ploughs, of the latest and
most approved patterns now IN use among
them is The late improved hill side Plough, all Of
which will be warranted in workmanship and
performance, TO be eqnal 10 any now in use.
Having been engaged several years in the above
business, they are confident Of rendering gener-
nj Subtraction in the execution of their work.
A share o" public patronage is solicited Ploughs
immediately repaired.
LANDLORD VEDDER.
Nov. 10 is
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Nnndnn Snhooi Books.

TnHE subscriber has just received fiomihe
Sunday School Union Society. Of Phila-
,e lphia, a general assortment Of Sunday School
Books. ~ en- be is determined 10 dispose Of alta
very small advance. {. A. Ni1ilERS.
Jan. q. ts4b
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MUST RECEIVED, by Thomas J. Duval,
% a supply ofLinseed Oil, Spts. Turpentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, Maccaba
Snuff, loose and in hotties, ami a number OF o.
Their articles in his line, which he will sell at the
lowest cash prices Mssl.
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BY FIRST RATE WORKMEN.

IL All of which they will sell at such prices
a. cannot fail 10 be an inducement 10 the citi-
hens, planters and others TO make all their pur-
chases at this establishment, whore they are re-
specially invited 10 call and view the assortment
Having made arrangements, they will receive
additional supplies, of all the --latest Fashion;
aud most desirable Goods. weekly.
June 10.
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] ynchburg Mills.

TcytIE. suisse iber has rented his old stnnd, the
L,ncl,lrirg Mills, and is now prepared
20. iIie reception Of WHEAT, for which he will
give the bigtsst cash Price.
He also wants 100000 SLAVES, for -four
barrels, and 2j,000 HOOP POLES, to be deliy-
: ed al the Mil. H0WSoN S. WHITE.
snne % tsTi
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ANDREWS * BROTHERS,

4 a AVE just received, at their ware room.
a back OF their store, a large and gener.
nj assortment of ready made clothing, which
are lowertbau any ever offered in Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-04-08
PROSPECTUS
Of Il .Nc,C Semi IVechiy P0Der to he cl1tiiieH n
KOJCE FRO.N TIE TIDE LKAYE,R

y
POJCE FROM THE TIDE TH.aTER
COUNTRY Published by C. s. g J. 4.
Britg aud eeiited 5y u Society IF Gcnusmeil Al
williamsburg.
S public favor, are expected w those patrousy,
they ask, to make suE avowsl Of the sentiments aud
opinions, ell important an unr.
the principles b. Wh.eb then conduct VIII be rcsu,J
The political creed IT tlie Editors Of Voice from a.
Tide Water County will he found ~ the H,5oIn,tcrs Of
John Tayet, Of Caroline l die report Of Is Pfe,,Jent
hidn"n These documents familiar youth n
th' Pert o Fltsna, sud we presume politician be *
Atho' there many good men who deprsca,e H.. effects
Of patty spiri AID ebsr5yor do away the I,oeon be-
tween Dsinoois and Te,stut We nsvsttheess think d
important ist The distinction BE- Kept up 4 o. 'esi,uls
cd T. bud together neu Of the rUreai priuccs 10
distant parts o. The Union, aud fu f-yins POINT (.n q,
'lefb) " Gaze u 10 nttss0y ~ enforce their dot ss.1iat.
lef' 90 sect e. The public ieiy Be 'ho.
ougay -'d ant 'g-H as ,'.'oo rs The t,dy ~ 'ts
s'sdniliy creeping mt Government vel, as rs
tfal u combining distinct eni sspsfas inefc. fr ie al
uns" o' ,'VoI"t stJfei To- he utter eHclu0n % those
gsa general nrPles "aict should bluente the %
The editor. pledge themselves, 90 avoid an neoai bitter.
ns,' y parry quit su5 70 sAriude from Their journal every
w shall advocate S'aJpal rseullr ,ysm 81 internal
nl rovtmeni within the State or Vugnis w State end
the Underwater county aud every other patton of the Stale
Could be relieved FROM the enofnous imposed on
laws which many 20 b. nseBsibe Of thecsuse , On
- the shape Of indirect taSs') and sn pI cur y.t
uus would not he far distant when aJ Biz h,sr o.p1
would open 20 Us when we ,houd The sold DOMINION"
The readers OF this Pfo'Pteus (shoulJ there 10 sy)
perhaps dtinou' a. snow our pfedilt cous. me ~
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