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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

WRGiSIAs-A = sais I.ar, Canai Of lani
esf, l.a,len a. the town of LtnahbuIg on
fur stHh das OF OctoseI. ISIS. jams Mont.
ro,ner, IN his ean right, and rs curator OF The
estate OF jesse Joiirs, decreased, Flainlf
asda4f
Cornelius Pos ell. the former administrator de
bonis non Of Isssre Jonss. dec. aud Pleasant
Mitchell and ms y ife, DEFENDANTS.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard 90
the bill. answer of the defendant, Cornelius
Powell, and the decretal order Of The nIn,h day
Of September. one thousand eight hundred aud
twenty six. which appears 10 have been du's ser.
we'd upon the ofheI defendants and ~as argued
by counsel or consideration whereof, the court
doth order thai The defendant Cornelius Powell
render an account of his administration Of the
estate Of lis intestuir before one Of the omnis-
sinners NJ Tins coun vino Is directed 10 examine
siale aud settle The ssa,., aud make report there
Of 10 the court, with any matters specially stated,
Thought pertinent b, hiinselfo or required by the
parfielto be- so stated.
ACopy-feste. JOHN WILLS, Cik.
n COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Lynchburg. 18th Nov. 1928.
The parties In Tins cause will rake noice that
I haer appointed Wednesday the DIST day OF
January neat TO mmen the account directed
by The foregoing order OF coeri. on which day,
at the houf ofnine O'Clock in the morning, they
ARE required To attend nj my Office IN this town
with then accounts. vouchers aud copies Of oomt
papers prepared lot exaIniuai,oo and settle
meni. JAMES BENAtii, {.
Nv. % wAw3n
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HTlKSfNtA-u a Superior Court Of CLAN
ser,, hnissa \, the iasn Of LYneihutg
en- Ihe c5th day Of October, lS2s. Lemaei John
.oa, PIT.
agaiHst
James Cox IN hes e-r, right, and as adm
81 Aun Cox. dec. Henry fnrmswofih aad IN
mars his vile. Eiizab,'h Calvert, Martin !
Dawson and NilIy his vile. Antbony u, Inns
j., and Judith his vile, david Tinsley and Ma
hs,la, ms wife. LOWS Walker aud Ann his vile
cad The Personal representatives aud ehiiufe''
Of Geo. snllisan, dec. Defendants.
On tAe n,oiinn Of the defendant. james Cos,
by cna.fsfl 10 dissolve tie nJaaeiipn awarded
-she plainif' h. ihis eause, wisrh sas removed
hiihet ~ VIII of rrriiorafi, from the county
aau,t al Bediard. the court, on eoqsjaetatioh
of tie hill. answer Of thai defendant eshihiis
aud examinations Of sitne,ses, and alter having
counsel IN opposition Iilsffls, doth te1set 'iit
n,n,,on. aud doih order thai oHe OF iis com'n'i
slanrrs do take an account OF the adinihistfH.
fion nftl,r estate oflhe said Am Coz, dec. NJ al
So M srcouni between the parties. ana fepsfi
the .ame in The court, with any matters spe-
call, stated Thought pertinent by himself OF
required b, the parties 10 he 81 stated.
Acopy-frsie, JOHN WILLS CHI.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Lvnrhbu,g. 28lh Nov. ls2s,
The parties IN this canse will take noiiee that
| have appointed Saturday the twenty FIRST day
Of February nest, 20 the aceaJnis
directed hy t,r lnregaing order OF court, on
which day at The hour of uine o'clock IN the
morning. they are requires, Ia attend ut my OF.
nee, ~ thi. town. viii, their accounts, vouchers
aid copie. OF curt papers prepared for cnam'-
aaiion aud settlement
JAMES BENAGH. G.
w "a r4w31
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FENHb trustees have the pleasure oil ihior-
n. ming the public that the New London
Academy viii be continued under the care OF
The Rev. ~ II. Cobbs the ensuing session,
which will the OH Of Dec. and
terminate the 10th oi May following. Tuition
fees for classical scholars, fifteen dollars. rad
for English Scholars ten dollars the session.
payable in advance.--Board may be bad in
the most respectable private houses in ihr
neighborhood, Convenient to the Academy,
for forty dollars the session.
Nov. 81 w6w30
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SEFlRGlNtN-At u Superior Court of Chan
y Gerry, holden At The town of Lvuchburg,
an the l6,h day ofOd. laos. John d ntqu
kart, pHi
against
Joseph Chiffon aud Saml Garland, defts.
The defendant. Joseph Chilton, who ia out
ofthi. country, and agans' whom the plaintiff
nppeprs 10 have proceeded N the mode prescri'
ae,l ~ law against hh,eht d PENDANTS still fail
ing IL appear aud answer. on the motion oi
the p'atati1. by counsel. the court doth take his
bll 20, confessed against that defendant, and
the cause corning To be heard on the bill, M
sNrf ct tHe other defendant, eAllibIts and exam
|inations II witnesses Vas argued 10y counsel. On
Consideration whereof the court doth refer the
hceaunts between the pa,'-cs to Que of It's com
missioner, Who Ia directed 10 examine, state &
settle ito sane. aud make report thereof Ia the
court, with any mnitors specially statrl thought
pertinent by himself q required by the paiues
20 be so stated.
\ copy-Teste
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NrofICE.-Atl persons having claims a.
III fsinst The Estate Of W. CUcke, are re-
qursied TO present them briore the "a Monday
in January, as this notice will be plead in bar n
gainst such MS may br presented afterwards, ami
those indebted To lms Estate pre hereby notified
that anlrsS pay ineni he forthwith ma,ic, suits
will b. instituted Unfortunately,
5. GARLAND, lExr's
ID. &. MURRELL,
Dec. J.. H4w
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IN OIlCE.-Was committed TO the jail oitha
1V Corporation Of Lynchburg. on the Goth
Aug. last, a runaway calls his name William
and sometimes Hubbard. When committed, IN
had Oh striped pantaloons aud yellow vest and
SHOES. He is about 8 feet, Aise or ten inches
high, black, and with a saal motel, insthe cit
ear, says he belongs to -Steplen ID. Fuller, Of
richmond. The owner is Requested 10 come
forward. prove property, pa, charges, aud take
Inn away, or he will be dealt " ih ACCORDING TO
law. SAMUEL BkANSECRD. Jailor.
The Editors OF the " big will insert he above
three months, unless Otherwise directed, and
forward then account 10 tins Office for pay ment,
Nov. q. Sin
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IrishIinens, Lawns z Sheetings.

WI are prepared 10 exhibit - ease
Super dressed Irish Linens of superior texture
An assortment fine Lawns for hkfs
A fr@ pieces tull ID Linen sheetines
The above are worthy the inspection Of
those DESTROYS at having good md oheap Lii
men fabrics. MhEE, ROBINSON q co.
June q.
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iagi RS, JOHN 1oMpklNo from R,rI,-,
I'VE IS Sesirous 10 obtain a few yonns gd
dies as boariers. To such MS wish i, shae Ia.
give instructions in MUSIC. NV VIII
Parents aud gusrdians, emit usting ~.
clnidten or wards to her care, may relye On "I
s%lrictest attention being paid 10 their m,. ae
and comfort. "oihis
Lynchburg, Nov. 6. =
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@SoRs SAL Is,

II I'D SoR syLE.i af.b
~ fsas.shie tact o. land l,iu, % ,t'i re
ner' al"o' Tour udes iron NarI,. !, S"tff.
.hfff from hard's roHd. IN Ca,pola,i {. shd
~ e~etiiatus GJ6 Acres, hnnd,, n,t eennb
anu ~ good ''pait. lit land /, Of In f'e''u
particularly adap ed IN t5a.,o. u" 9eaify
"en "a'ried aud i,mbcfed, and a a., hahd Is
me itbaeeo land 10 cut tier. ~ "al nt
or ~ acres Of low grounds, of good mn, VI -
laeheu 10 II, On the nyeI-Ihefe ia I,,.''i III
nee quality, also. On this lnpd. which L 4 q
.fiea: also, non ole, IN great abundant i+th
has been ,l,ed, and proved 10 be Of a"''h
qualify. The spring convenient 90 n, suf'ihr
rs very laiee. aiioldng n suf6eIenc, .f "'4lhg
an "sefshoi mil. Aiso, a most dfbsh,n', hr
ior n miil-1he water IS OF snov5tar seat
lhis l.and Is subject 10 \ deed IN aus Iraali,.
Jec' In selling IS 10 satisfy said Iced. an u Oh
he'ng 'one, a good aud bona fde mi, 'h'h
made. lie purchaser may make pax,, ,"o lie
sell 10 the peisons WIS hold the irust d." nm.
An persons wi.hinc To purchase or vinn
lands, vii please call on Capt. A. +. CIV I" 'aai
who lives on said lands, or fhe subs crib,, away.
Wards Bridge. The terms willie mad afat
calnn oda,ing as possible bur a bargain at
had for cash. Possession car be had y, ," lie
of January next, aud The privilege of 'f lt
this fall. JNO X Rirr, /. ,'tl1g
Aug. 25. OL.
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Valuable Land in Bofetourt for SAT-.
It. II.

Valuable Lend in Bofetourt for Sat.
NOIiCE is hereby given, that on Thursday
" The Isl day Of January neat. If fam, it not
the nrxl fair day, on the premises, in the Coutt-
~ of Botelourt, we will sell, n, public auction to
the highest bidder, "A very valuable Tract OF
Land, containing zoo acres, lying on Peters
Greek, about two miles and a half from Salem
and about five miles from Johnston'S Springs
lhis land is of good quality and is well watered.
1t has about 90 acres of cleared land on II aud
iscapable OF high improvement.
One third of the purchase money will be re
quired in hand and the balance in 4 equal annu
al payments, with a deed Of Trust on the land
TO secure HE same. ANDREW YOUNG.
THOMAS YOUNG.
Dec. s. 81
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Just Received by
THOMAS J. DUNAL,

lhoh 40 y. III -,
Alcohol Gum Camphos
Coppefns liarloam Oh II
Orange Peel Ikoiien Stone
Lamp Oil, rery superior tium Elastic
Bottle Corks blue Smsts
White Lead dry Flor. sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Msdder sheet Cork
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone lPuby. Ithubarb
Window Glass 9 by 10 Salt Pe,re
and 10 by II lBorax
Venetian Red lGround Logwood
Spanish Brown fred Lead
Ginger. superior Aqua FORTS
Carb Soda terdigfis
CbamomiN White Bar Soap
Spts. Nitro DuIc. Ivory Back
Shop Furniture Fol Digiia'is
~Isinglass lBalsam Copaivai
Waters lSpis. HarfshoIn
Tooth Brushes Captl,sridcs
Cloves Cream Tartar
Penri Barley tlssafoeiida
Real Turkey Raubarb Red, Pale and fello"
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone Ochre IGum Myrrh
Snuff Beans CINNAMON
Red Precipitate Mace
FDnfable Ink Nutmegs
Fancy Walls Epson Salts
Evans Lanoeis Starch
Gold Leaf tCubrhs
Lunar Caustic Pippsiseva
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep Chalk
CaIcined Magnesia, which, together with his
former stock, makes his assortment very large
mud complete, all OF whiei. is now offered TO his
friends, customers, and the public on the most
reasonable terms.
March ~
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RE ATRASS MAkING.--Tle
I'VE subscriber, at the lower end OF nam
street, in addition tohis Rope and 1vine maxi
ing business; makes and repairs Curl'd Hair
Mattresses. Also makes Shuck hiatfasses, a
cheap and comfortable article ior summer-and
would be thankful tor any job in thai way,
which shall be done with n%eatness and despatch,
and on very reasonable termes.
j. Fl. ECHOLS,.
May ! 1859.
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Just Heceivod by
THOMAS j. V

Acetate Of Morphine
sdphate OF Morphine
Sulpllate OF Rhubarb
Sulphate oi Quinine, Yea
French
l~lydriodaleol Potash
iodine
~feppe,iIe
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!. WILLS. OK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ,

LynchbRrg, Dee. !, 1925
g5,e parties in Ibis cause, will take notice
Aha. I t,ser appointed Thursday the 9Th dav
OF Jauearv nesi, TO carry the foregoing order
~ ,ourt iiio effect, Gu which day, II, ninr o.
,,ork 4. M.Hhey are required TO attend at my
ooiee in ;hi. town, with their accounts,
~ou hers. agd a copy of court papers, Iirepar
<5 FIR .1smjua,ion and settlement.
EIIAS j. JOHNSTON, c.
yss,. 7 aYiW52
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Manufacturing Mills,
FOR RENE.

FHHE FREEDMAN WILLS, situated in
- Campbell county, about seven mlle, be.
low Lynchburg, aud within about a hunuret
yards OF James River are offered tor rent for
one or more years. Possession may be had
oatbe Isl OF July next. For further particu.
hrs, terms, &C. appl, 10 Thomas b. Gay, resi-
ding near the premises, or TO the subscriherin
Richmond. JOHN ROBERTSON.
Dec. NJ vtf25
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Extract of Nux Vomica
Extract of BeIladona
'Exttac,'of Hyosciamus
Extract of Cicuta
Lx'ritci OF Eleterium
Extract of Colocvuth
Extract Ui Gentian
Extract OfJaiap
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LAND FOR SALE

HF subscriber intending 10 reside in
Lynchbnrg, will positively sell, to the
highest bidder, on Saturday The Goth Decem-
Der next, that valuable tract OF land on which
he now resides, lying in the county of Bed.
ford within six miles of Lynchburg, adjoining
the land OF p. T. Burton, +. Cobbs, Ii.
Chea,wood and others. This tract contains
0261 acres, and is well adapted TO the culture
OF Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, &c &c. As il is
presumahle that any one wishing to buy, will
first view the PREMISE, a particular descrip.
ZION is thought unnecessary. The subscriber
would observe tina, il is a desirable Mace both
for health and cultivation. On This tract are
all necessary Representations made
known on the day of sale.
The subscriber will sell, on said day. hi.
crop Of Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Also
his stock OF Hogs, Cows, &c. together will
all the plantation tools used on said land. I
is hoped those wishing IN buy will attend, a.
the sale will certainly take place.
CLEMENT A. JENNINGS.
Nov. 81. tdsoo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-15

%v3IRGlNIA At a Superior Court of Chan
y cc,,, holden ~ the town OF Lynchbvrg.
on the 20th dds ofOci 1928. David Higci,.
laihnm, Daniri iiisginboIhum aud Ihos. Hig.
rinhotnani, mefcipau,s aud partnets. trading IN
der the ,,yie ard inn OF D.. sud d.. Higginbot
ham Co. pitts.
again.
James Montgomery, aitstor Of the estate of
Jesse Joucs, deed. Edta,aid +. Coffee, Come
lms Powell, the loiinci admir- de bonis non OF
the said Jesse JoueS. decd. the said James
Montgomery aud Pleasant Mitchell. his secur,-
tics, the said Pleasant Mitchell aud Alpha has
vile, Zacl,ariah Mitchell and Clarissa his wife.
and Wan jones, Shriien Jones. Cailarine Jones
Anderson Jones, Betsy jones and Hanison
Jones. infants by the clerk OF this court, special
IS assigned iheig guardian, dens.
b. consen, Of the parties bV their counsel,
Edward A. Caheli, adminislrsior de boni. non
OF Jesse Jones, deceased, is substituted IN the
p.ace oi the defendant James Montgomery,
The former curator Of the estate OF Jesse
Jones, deceased, aud thrrsupon the causes
came nn 10 lie heard IN the bill, ers O.
the drfeudanis, james Montgomery, Cornr.
nas Powell, flrhs tnt Mitchell, Wiliiaus Joups
Shelton james, Calhaeine Jones, Anderson
Jones, Betsy Jones, aud Harrison Jones, ey,
bil,iis aud vaccinations Of witnesses, and
upon the decreinl order Of the 9th day of
November, 1926, which appears 90 hive
bnen duly served upon the other defendants
aud was argued by counsel. On consid.rn
linn whrtt he cont doth order thai ont
al Ms eouu sionuts do lake an account q
The administration Of the estate of 'Jrss,
i,nrs. deceased, as also an account of ~,
Jcbt due to the plaintiffs, aud report the sam,
50 The court viii any matters specially siatct
II ..rt;.,.t I,s l,,a..1l ,r n,,t.. A..
Che parties to he so stated.
ArnnN-Inslr
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NEW MUSIC.

FgSiiE sabsc' ibef mas the pleasure Of inipr-
ining she Ladies thai he has just received
direct i,om Philadelphia. u parcel OF sell select
ed NEW MUSIC, which be will sell low.
ABRAM n. NORTH.
Dee IL -
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Des'robte real Estate for Sab
wish TO sell the house and ~ feet nj mo-.
IL fronting on Main Street, neur the Ma a,u
House, now IN The occupancy of Nh. L,a'..
Jones. Sthisqs valuable property well worth ~
ottenlionsof those who wish 10 buy. NC
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.
lSlS
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UORK.

IILIIBLE Ohh,
THNHE" POCkFT FARMER" or Gentle
4 mans Guide, III the management OF
Horses, under various diseases, with an eX.
planntion OF The symptoms attending th0 diff
iercni disorders, aud the shortest, ~plainesi,
aud most humane methods OF curing them, di
r%ectious for Judging of the horses age, and
useful observations on the breeding, raising
aud training Of colts.-Iiints to purchasers,
and general directions for using a horse on a
journey, with usetUl rules for riding with safc.
", grGceiuincss, &c. and directions TO per.
form the necessary surgical operations Re
ccipt Tor gclding. on a new and improved
plan, aud for securing horses from the dan.
gers arising Eou Bots, Iruncheon5. &c. 10
which is added Tie Horses Skeleton, taken
from thai Vi the Academy OF Sciences at Pa.
RS.
The above work has been Compilcd and
written by James Ware, OF Amherst county,
aud good judges who have seen ii pronounce
II superior 10 the works on Farricry now in
general use. The above work Just received
and for sale by {. a. WllHERS.
Aug. 7 ts67
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NACHANGE.--D"Nls on Boston n.
N York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Vac
'ng'on CITY and Richmond, for sale. and =
sums 10 suit purchasers, at the LOTTERY anu
Exchange Office OF b. w. HFWs1Sa"a
Oct. 80. NV
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-24
From the N7c York american.

The good sense and plain reasoning OF the annex
ed extract will make their way in spite OF party and
passion 1t is taken from letter written by Mr..
John Sergeant. of Pennsylvania, to committee Of
The CITIZENS OF i,ancaacr. who, on passing through
-at town. bad desired to testify, by public dinner,
,hr sense Of the value CT his services IN sustaining
She general administration. Mr.. Sergeant. III de-
cliring the dinner, thus speaks Of public affairs ::
a crisis appears to be at hand in the atiArs OF
or country. OF momentous consequence to the Uni
on in general and especially to the State of Penn
.,ylvanla The present administration Of the Gen
ersl Government is composed Of citizens Of apprey-
I'd character and conduct, Of distinguished abilities
and qualifications, Of known and established prlnc
ucs. who have sleut their lives in the public ser
vice. not only without reproach, b it with the highes
iYpr,aAton. Its measures are guided by what Penn
e-yvaua Justly deems the most enlightened wisdom
ana governed BY the most scrupulous regard for tn
oyineiples Of the Constitution. The nation is al
yancing in prosperity. the Government is Republic
can, economical aud etliecent,and the citizen is ey
emp IRON burthen. There as no cause Of complaint
and there can be no change for Me,beter.-Yet W
are perpetuaily assailed by Glamour for chang
And E,r WHAT For men better qualified, for met
sures canformahle 10 our nterests-for maxms an
p9incipesof government more truly adopted to Il
r-n ~ nf our Republican institutions. and to II
spirit in which they have been heretofore admin
t.red : For any thing<in SHIRT, which pronis
creates success to the experiment ni free ynvcr
inent, or happier condition to our fellow citizens
1t is time to pander and reflect lest we recklc:
a.taway the uncxampled blessings we enjoy, Al
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-24
From the Hmrisbprgh lntclHge1cey.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Democratic Press ofthc 9th publishes list
i, twenty counties, which, the editor says, he knows
will rive maiorilies for the administration ticket.
We cordially agree with him that the counties he
names will 10 So and beg leave to add TO that TWEEN
". six others. which from our own information re-
.eivod w do the same thing. They are Danph-
IN, Huntingdon, Butler, Columbia Montgomery,
ana Vcnanuo We consider these twenty six coun-
tes RS cern for the administration at this time, and
He hesitate not to say they will he certain on the
.lay Of the lection. Dauphin county, we assert,
and wish it distinctly understood, confirms adeclded
maiorty Tor the administration, and tins truth, VIII
Ne told by the ballot boxes.
Stany of the remaining counties not named, are
doubtful, We know and it requires but firm and
parseyerns exposition Of the truth. a fair and hon
est maintenance and support OF or cause, 70 receive
qmaority for Mr.. Adams. We speak not unad-
ylsedlv. We know what we say. and when the
hour Of trial comes we shalt be justified That there
MAY be no mistake we name the counties winch we
say will give maorities for the administration lick
at, VIZ Adams Allegheny Armstrong, Beaver. But
Ter. Bucks, Bradford. Chester, Crawford, Colum,
hia, Danphin, Delaware, Eric, franklin, Hunting
don, lndiana. Lancaster, Lebanon. Luzere, Mont.
romcry, NJ 'kcnn, Potter, ,'nsqnehanna. Tioga, We
mango and Warren. 70 this list we shall hereai
te- make such additions as our knowledge and nior
.naton Of the progress Of the cause will warrant VI
"a doing.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-24
FROM GUATEMALA.
S.AsANNAn, June II.

SAVANNAH, June ~.
WV. r. RocnrsTER Esq. barge Affairs lsoh
the nlycd States 10 GuAtemala arrived mere yes
tcr1,,y IN the schooner Albion, from omoa. and
will proceed by the frstopportunty 10 W "'h'"s''"
City. .n;.s,,.
ton :.n,
The Government Of Central America IS virtually
dissolved. The President has resigned, put .he
net was in some degree, compulsory. The clvh
wnr continues. but the seat Of it is changed from
Guatemala to ST. Salvador. The latter Power has
increased its army 500 men, and has at present
the ascepdancy. battle was lately fought at Cha-
chuapa. Both sides claimed the victory. Inc
priests have originated the opposition TO hoeral
principles. The only unctiouary remaining IN 'ne
country was the Minister from Colompia' anu TIC
wond shortly re owe. -, .,..
Bolivar with some troops, was WIthin eighty
miles of Ocana, where the Conyentonwas IN SEES
sim This is the constitutional distance prescriD-
ed. Although at present it is supposed that there
are in the Convention a majority opposed to Boil
vars views, still it is thought that they VIII DC
brought over to his measures Ills object is sup
sosed to be not only appointed Dictator Tor ne. pu.
TO establish "A hereditary succession. ne lirs'
might easily be obtained the success OF the latter
is doubtful.
Heavy exac,ions have been made on foreign
merchants, 10y the Government OF @naeethaia'
from which Americans alone have been exempt,
in the only instance attempted, that is, upon JHr'
Richardson, of r. Island. lie resisted It success
fully.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-24
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
VIII. 5.,,,S Y ,,narGNs
Tuesday, Iune "a, AS2S.
FISH IND FLESH LOGIC.

There are some politicians who profess to rever-
ence the name and memory Of Thomas Jefferson
Well-what did Thomas Jefferson Why-after
the following gentlemen voted for MIR. Jefferson as
President of the United States, when the question
came before the House of Representatives-he ap-
pointed them to the following offices viz James
Madison. Secretary Of State Albert Gallatin, Sc,
cretary of the Treasury Henry Dearborn, Secre-
tary at War, Levi Lincoln, Attorney General I'd
ward Livingston, who by his vote gave him New
York, Attorney Of that District ; James Linn, who
by his vote gave him new Jersey, Supervisor of the
Revenue for that State W. C. c. Claiborne, on
whose decision the vote of Tennessee depended,
Governor of Mississippi Territory : G. W. Dent,
who decided the vote Of Maryland, Marshall of the
District Of Potomac /; sc. &c. &c. &c. tut John
Quincy Adams. because he appointed Henry Clay,
who voted for him, Secretary of State--lnust GER
ainly have made bargain with him y! This is
some Of the fish and flesh logic OF the jackson
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The New York National Advocate states" In
our intercourse last week, we had an opportunity to
converse with men Of candor and intelligence from
nearly every district in the State, and we are salts
fled that the Administration Presidential candidate
will receive from 81 to 81 electoral votes from New
York. We are confident from the best information
that can now be obtained, that the Adams vote viii
not be less than 81, and it may exceed 81 We
wish our friends, one and all, to remember that it
is an essential part Of Jacksonism to claim every
thing--but our friends may be assured that the
State of New York is safe.''