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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-29
~ConsumptiOns, Coughs, sc.

anil al dise.ses Of the breast and lungs ieao'ns To
caosrno,;on The following certineSte JUST received
from a highly respectable se"'is"'A'' VI" '"o" ~
value;-
1, Samuel Moore, do hereby ceEhy ti"ttoruP~sru
of a year WAS severely afflicted wih 4 pam ~ my
80, a..,mn,u;.L W th a very sad cough and short
- ot 80 a,d every Indication i'm the opinion OF
a p,ysician) OF approaching eoa'uhp'os. A'es
n,s,inr through a course of meliclne, NAY nun nv
1t ,, Yy.s oI,c,.d 10 make a trlll of Butier's feSe-
,ahIe I,dian Soeciiic. and the use OF one and haif
bottle. conuletely restored me to Iea!lI' ana 4 nave
remained SO ever since, being upwarusW
rhe celebrated d. Cullen has taught" s '"al y
g., s,,.nt;o, shouId be emploved in Natehing the aP-
,roa.h of IN. disease \ preventing its proceeding TO an
,ncu,hIa s,,,e. aud m persons OF a consumptve mao
u especia,Iy those born Of ~consumPu'e pa'e"..' +"
slightest SYMPTOMS of an approaching eohsHhP,'oh"
the coasumot,ye period of lie ought c"rei'iiy 20 De al
tendedto"
The sneci6c is obtaiued by extraction from heros'
roots. Ito xers. plants &c when u petee'ion' 'nson'e
auence Of Il happy combination o' IA y -
h >. =. Il becomes a balsan OF superior val'e. It
heals the mi rcd parts. opens lhe Pole' u o"pO
the list rhed nerves, after the manner OF u" Sn'o"y"''
.ons.,,a,,,y The obstruction OF the chest and the lungs
vnich constitute the disease particularly heeu nS use.
=, nr,mote,e xpectoration, which IS so constantly call
ed for. and VIII ST. il cieanses aud heas' IL a''o gives
= t,ensth e the tenderlungs Ia TINS mannerit removes
ths nect tic fever improves digestion. gives st'ens'" 70
m. nerves, repairs the appetite ana Improves Tue spi
rits rois specific nav ALWAYS DC gwen SIC
Ia nI.asan,tot the taste. and found particularly use
80 s,nocond, ical. nervous and hysterical diseases
zach hill of directions contains a detailed account OF
,L;s IDEAS. in all it's different stages. and will be az
.nn,n,n;.d with the signature of the Proprietor in red
" STASI.ER & SON.
ITO Eiyfar-strest, .9krdndria.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-29
We will give Cash

NOR one hundred likely YOUNG NEGROES ofboth
sexes, between the ages Of 8 and IS years. Per-
sons who wish to sell, would do well to give US a CALL
as the negros are wanted Immediately We will give
more than any other purchasers that are IN market
or may hereafter come into market:
Anv letters addressed to tile subscribers through
the Post Office at Alexandra, will be promptly at
tended to. For information, enquire at the su5scr1b-
ers', west end of Duke street, Alexandris, d.. c..
nov II FRANKLIN & ARMFIELD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-29

Sugar, Brandy, &c.
IN HHDS Porto Rico sugar
IU3 do st. Croix do
5 pipes Cognac brandy
q do Holland gin
puncheon New Orleans rum
S quarter casks sweet Malaga VINE
IS bags green coffee
8 barrels old rye whiskey D,o,
For sale by L. :. iHo"A
oct 9S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-29

DR.. Wi.Ham Gunton, Wash ngton.
March, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-29
Nr. Nusn's

Fairfar-strest, .iteraadric
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

JHe .a'Jni.-I here was report ia town that
the President had dismissed General Scott who
i now IN command in Ohio. Ifthis IS true i, vii
add one new feature 10 the polio, OF MIR Adam
roc ms election being decided. General Scott he
IN an Adams man, cannot, OF course com laiu o.
hIr-a treatment from his friend We hope how.
ever, that the report is untourded. No cficrr
whose appointment must bc sanctioned by the
Senate should he removed without being tried ant
sentenced by court martial. Gen. Scott was
under tue impression that he outranked Gen. Ma.
comb, and any aisobcdcnrc Of orders couii have
neen nni'sh'd by regular trial in the usual
manner. General Scott has added character and
honour 10 the arms OF the Gni,e.f Suites end AT a
gloomy period OF the late He has rights as
soldier and citizen, which should not have
been violated. We wait 20 hear more of the ru.
nour. y. y Eng.
The rerort Of the dismissal oc Gen Scot, from
nc service, Is neither contradic;ed nor confirmed
But the Morning Courier says. at is well UNI
ie' stood hy those eonvcrsaht with army affairs
that the President has had for some time pas, had
the conduct of Ger. Scott under considerations and
We are informed, that oil Saturday ast I've made the
following, administrations Scott hiss left me no
Alternative bat To- dismiss him did hope tina, he
would have seen the necessity oi Welding obedi-
cnce to orders issued through the General in
Chief, but he still continues his insmhosjination
and II suffer il longer "a pass unnoiced il viii be
questioning the authority Of General Nlacomb -
1t IS added that Gen. Scott '.has not only refused
20 obey the General in chief, but has addressed 4
letter TO the President decGritg his intention 10;
10 obey any order which docs not emanatc from
the President Of the United S!a,es.''
~. L. Com .fip
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

- OSfGitt.Sr.
EhsutSGro@, Nov. 23.--Jhc second session,
oi the Zo;h Congress will commence on MONDAY
next, the l., day of,Deccr,ber. The members are
coming in daily, from tho different sections Of tijs
country; al' appear 30 be in gnod health and the
most OF them arc IN good spirits. There can be
no doHpt that quorum Of both Houses will lie
present on Monday, and VIC presume that The
fTesdent message VIII be delivered on TUESDAY.
according 20 custom. Our city has already assunI
ed the cheerful aspect i; during tie meet
lngs OF tie pcoPie's representatives, and Ills cheer.
lulncss is not little heightened by the anticipa
lioh oil large collection Of the citizens from the
states, during tic winter, 20 be prcccnt at the in
AnEniaion OF the Mau OF their choice.
he following named members of Congress arc
now in this city
-. NAroRs.--Mr.C Chandler, of N,inc Nv.
sloane, OF Massacbusetis Mr.. Sdlon. Of enncs.cc;
H!r. Johnston, Of Louisiana; Nr. Kane, OF lilnoia:
niF Noble, ol Indiana; and Meesrs. Ellis and vii
Hams, OF Mississippi.
kEPREsE NrATtyrs.--Nr Winua'c 81 Na.uc.
Messis. trowniushicId, Dwight, aud. Iuecrsou OF
ssacilusctt-; Mcssrs. Carney and Ai'Gcc. Of
rev York; MIR. Green, at Penney ivrnia: EIr
Shepherd, Of Worth Cafoiiu' Ntc5-rs iufnpi;in
Thompson and " i'dc. 81 g.; Ncssfs Owen and
nc y &C., al Aiab5ma; Messf. Lecompic. Chltnn.
Mickl'ic, Mediation, and Buckncr of x evt,ick,.
mr. Mclean, oi Ohio; aud Mr.. Duncan. of jlli,oi.
DGLEGArr Mr. White, of uio Tcrri,o.y %,
FLORIDA. ~ e. III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
Adams's Minority

indiana an; Illinois have carried the Jackson
t'eket by majority OF about t1O1 each
MISSOURI Missouri Republican says:-
Every where the elections have gone against us
without an effort TO avert the calamity. When
we obtain ;5e official returns we s.al. publish
them. Misunderstanding was necessary but an
eD0Tft 10 bca. the jackson party in Missouri-tui
The vcracous Editor OF the Republican cannot
publish partial returns, lest he should mi>cad his
readers The Monitor, published at Fayeue, Mo.
gives re urns from Howard county, ccnipeic-3
townships IN Cole, in Saline aud IN Charlton
county, which give .Iacsson lO3J-Adams 3S7-
moi quite three 10 one:
Te"nessee-Ihe majority Tor Jackson is i'm
inenSe-ln the cb'snties oithe Knoxville District,
GU" strongest Adams disirict,) the vote was for
MrcCorry o. 25tj, Brown o. 1855, Nelson
(A) 2oi-maSing 1850 for jackson, and 2J4 for
Adams more than 10 10 --Iu Hawkins and sui
ivan counties, Rhea ~ MS, Aiken Rim
Cooke s. Claiborne counties. 2h District, Hrstch
% GIL Peck o. 2J2, Cox (Ad)S!
.Lou1s1ANA--A New Orleans paper ofihe IItI,
Nov says, "tha tie vote Of the stale is SIN an
certain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
E.rom tAe BOSTON 1,rnrs;ler.l


pcinIment, was ?rgued in the Supreme Court, the
question whether the case OF hir. LYMAN, inLict-
cd for Il libel on the Hon. Daniel Webster should
be continued. Ii was urged by the defendants
cohhsel, mat by continuance, he expected 10
prove, among other things, that Daniel Webster
was one OF the description of persons alluded to by
MIR. Adams - as engaged in course of opposition
TO The General Government, which, in the opinion
oil The said Adams tended TO produce torcible re-
sistance against said Government, and civil war
IN which the persons so spoken OF nv him
would call IN the aid OF Great Britain against the
United States, and a. persons, whosc object was TO
dissolve the Union OF the States land establish
separate contcderacy by the aid OF Grea; britain
II rcCCssarV
II was further urged that he expected 70 cub
staniiate his charges by various wi,ncsses-bv thu
publication of the statement by the editors OF The
National Inteliigencor or by MIR. Adams. who
were all ont Of the cOinmonw Gal;h He further
more intended TO prove, that the men alluded 10
by MIR. Adams. were eminent men of thc Fed.-
raj party in New Ergiand-aud that the said Da-
mel webster was Of that jarty about the wear
tSGS, and for years afterwards which facts. he
expects to prove by Certain persons in M. Hamp.
shire
THE Court, a(;er delibcra,on, decided that the
case be Continued until tie 18th December
The case, according 10 the Boston Courier is
not continued, hut only asst < ned tn, trial on the
10th OF December ,the present term Of the Gear;
BENG, we suppose, expected to last until that
time. The object OF Gen. Lyman was 10 have il
Adams would b,.,.,,o =, NJ. - - - 49, ' -
". T. Postl vs.
.L,scys T,,,.,.,., =, ..;.c.,
mon. Council of New Yofl< on Eynn7iar -
nc,iticn wac ,,oso,.n 49, o,t ionu1y evening
ti,,a h;s ,.t, ;, '',t ~. i, i'icin'h' s'a'
io7 or ,c a., - - ..'S 'gr " coma
:, motio1 Cor '0i i SotG ,'st"iss'oh'
presume. of $500 was carried III r. =
IPaN. .9per;co,,
The following, is list t the r.e,,,bcrq or ,l,c r,
sent Con.ress fem New York ami also nf ,ti'oec
elected TO the next Conrrcss, sho,.;na ;l,o Ian
yes. iiich have taken a,4ce at The Late ectio,,.
Dis p,,se,t ~ , -
fricis. Members. EIccf.
Sd ic,,,,,,,s I,,',., N-I'' y, &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

~ IS rumoufcd that General Scott has hccn no.
tined by The War Department, that unless he
consents TO obey the ordcrs Of General Ni,co,nb 49,
"Mci NJ cman'ilng from junior irrcguli.Iy pro-
NOTED over his head, Genc,s geou 6,o 49,,
Tore refused 70 do hc vii be dismissed f,o 90.
vice. We know not whence this rumour COM.
h'it lear i mey 'T0ve true. We 1ay fear bee aus.
a'i must regret the loss to tc service Of p, az ,,
Eiushed . soldier as Winfield Scott. even tho p
s""Hid douhl-"hlch, in nil idry point of
view $50 DO not iiic iutdnass Of General cro,,..
direction y So . -c,.sy General Macon,b
go. -.r .,a-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
CnNWAY RnrlNenN

Az "uf toprarc' itt t ti,e tif7 " iinsn4
- hHi' ifr cefy Tive oce of iie f5eur u Cru.f
we csih. 9'i will tue s'tend ho, 10 pfof,ssiosi bo-
''1I' a9' '1t duties VI the Cir.ship.
20. 2 ci-n
WV 9u'-' t.f havrE fyr g.,t a',
ut" 'nsSffm ~ 10 Doe rruie lni htvfng -n'e So
800 'o' SePsf9f Cogris DO ,ohnpn solely Tor 'ts Tu
is or ''hrs h hr,ist-B iheiu meant M tnurr O. &c.
einr no regular sUendtuc- lis Son Jsres W. Wtkhlu
gi take cttre of bee patef-, and sfrd o his C8usts.
e isr5'criic be- doubt tt hey VII he carefully AMI
itEertiy attended o Whenever his Cisrs request H. cr
Pc tnAs he be- rf .- -1 ~ gt attnd the a..
srtifuf" Of th-.r 70 .c., $50 WiGkuAf
ts.s. s.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
ELECTORAL Cn1I-rcr


The Members of the ELEcroRhr CoItFcr
are required by law to meet at the Capitol in the
CITY OF Richmond at Three o. Cl0ck in the after
noon o! 1"cstGy, the I'd December. Uhis dayJ n
any one does not so meet, he win be reported 10 tho
Legislature who will Professionally supply The va.
cancy by joint ballot Of both Houses.
u IT Is requested that the members OF Ike Col
iege NEE; short time before that hour in the Si..
NATE CHAMBER
-".ec5s.s.-
IL The General Court adjourned on Friday
we regret that We have no, room today tor their
proceedings, and other articles which are una.
'o'idbiy postponed until thursday.
...,n. Communicated.
maNRtE Dl on ThuFsjsy evening, the Goth Noyetnhe-
~ pIooin',stry FsuIuer Oouny, Va ythe Rev Robert
S'mniot', lr JAMES H. DAB EY, oi Ofsprs County ~
20 tht moeh admired ELIZABETH W. eldest dsu.bt.f.o,
Henry G. DAdt, E,q.
10 happy they! the hsppie5t Of their kinl
Whom gentle stars una = aud 10 one fate
lhes hearis, their fOfuueI, aaI their benz. LietJn
- -, AZ Of5nss Q. IT, Va, the 9Th October yr
sHotiEL uHAY. OF ulpsper County, Va 10 MIS- EMILY
a. DADNEY, Of Gteenvile, Ktnx William tj,,unty ~.
~ Sr~ t.fk on Monday mofuns, lc sIth year
o. h' age Join MOORE, ESQ. elder brother 10 the ,g,
reverend Bishop Moore, Of Va. %"
On saturday The 18th Inst, IN The County Of CHM
oe'ls' nF ROD NOEL, the yssf If ~, Sye sns
ssY'e iasss II one week. IN the dcsth oT t,
hA' 'n'siped sevfts los, sid uife aud hfee est ,
"''' sAteticna,e aud tender hu,band aud parent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

~ ChanccIy- u O.jlun,lei land County Court
18Th October, 1928 iilian UudnaH adJniriss
ltaior Of Thauas IiaJnali decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

Ihc Gr0Hd L2dge n pJfgiqio,
va Ill p'st ~ he M1sonir Hfl ~ the C'y oF Ricigan
on ths second Monday Of the prevent ,ntb 80 y'ectk
Urs.2 Ci- q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

TURNER'S Ecnh If I5,ygi,iio.
VIE sUnusl meeting the Sisc LhnI1r. f,r IN.
. - DEecuis !or he Bank tor tie oacr. Of ,rSE
Jsnusiy neat. ~ " 10y -
WAf. NEKERVIS, Cnoshr.
49, H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
ItuAf .onln al Lnn.II--

trust S0ie nj EuHd
YtS virtue ut dead executed hy Jspe, H. Fees
- sou 70 The srhscfbrf', which deed + d.tv ,f1,t.t -,
record in the Clcik's Oace Of GooohlSnd Go,mv On.
~ or either one Of US vii Monday the Stb Jsyo be-
next Cht hens GcoohlaPd Couns Com dsy) pfoee,d 10
'tH al Goochlsud Courthouse cash. in otdsi 70 ai,ty
the puIPoes " sad deed Of trust tact If land b,,r
mentioned, Jing md heinY the County Of
e"ran'g eish'yt'a snd hall scrc known by the nsms
D The utie 70 tbs said isc Of Land j, believed
10 ne uuq"sspuatc hut The suhsriiers or either am, ,-h
the siofsssid deed Of tut. " ~ "
g. III. QUhRLEs. TINS
RCH'D MORRIS, tccs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

VIE annual meeting of he StookhoIie,. Of IN. H.. =
: Virginia, viii hs he'll their 3.nkinr House in The g,
y oi "a -hGInnd the iFst Monday u, ! sSnnrv " ~ "
". cambridge, Cash'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

ag7inst
Thomas x Iiusst--,nd Thomas II -uagye ?, df-
,cnddute.
This day day come tho pia;nGHtv lis rounsr,
and Il apFcaring 70 the as.acton o. tc court TIA
the defendant, Iiona r. Hurst, IS rot an it!,sti.
'a"' oi This commonwealth on ule motion Of ~,
piaipllf 81 is ordered, nat the ssid defendant a-
pcer hero "r tlc sac'~d Monday in March rcx
mel answer ihc bill ri lac piainuH & tat copy O
Isis order te forthwith inserted lor two roiih4
successfully in some newspaper published within.
i5is state. and as7 posted rs thc front door Of Ire
Courthouse OF il'5 c,G''r. Em. 4. IludTs.'
Attorney.
Cory ic-'r ENI IS. cI.e''.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02
CONGRESS.

egnad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02

MONSIEUR TONSON,
no' 4 TREL WILL and vii ,isn6 usrc 10 suing
sVn' THOMAS WATSON
. ABSEH ROBINSON.
off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-02


"a as committed 30 tie Jail Of Ch,-f,,e.id e.., -,
~ a. IuHa"ay, nsg'V obp, who ssvs 6e
'2&' 10 ~T houudree, South Carolina on The 3It
august 'a't h7d on when old mixed rnaf,
80" al old r"'r wie wnnen raniaons aud on old bIa,,
he'' 'n about feet inches high, oour black am
"o't este OF age The owner OF said sro rtoue,t
I" come forward prove propry psy ebsrgs aud AK Tin
away, or be n'iiLe dealt with e. thelAv dmS,ts.
J. u. GoODE, J0ii6r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
CONGRATULATIONS.

To TRrEuoLD or PowuATAx.
Fellow Citizens The Jackson Committee Of this
county have notified you that the election to choose
President and Vice President Of the United States
wonld take place on the list Monday in November
next. We had hoped this Committee would have
been contentcd by giving notice of the time and place
Of such meeting, but to ACCOMPLISHMENTS they have
entered into detail Of abuse against the Adnlinstra-
ton, from its organization to the present time They
commence with the charge of bargain, intrigue and
management, in the last Presidential election. We
had believed that this had been put to rest by the
accused, from the prompt and energetic manner in
which had been met and that every school-boy had
voluntarily learned to lisp its dcnuucaton. The next
bug bear is the Tariff This is retaliatory measure,
on the part of the American Governments to repeal
the excessive taxation of the British Government and
to encourage domestic manufactures. IT cannot be
presumed by any rational mind that any law however
satisfactory may be in the result, can be enacted
operate equally upon every section of DIR wide md
tics of soil, climate and productions, alone are suf-
cicnt TO defeat such expectations; and surely if partial
injuries should result, it should not palsy the will of
the General Government; hence it NAV be that We
arc threatened with division of the States. THE
next great national calamity held I'D to the peooc 70
their affections from the Administration is
internal Improvement. The Opposition contend
that we have no right to roads and canals passina
through the different States. We win SUPPOSE for
example that New Orleans was invaded by a foreirn
foe and were necessary to send troops 90 their aid
from the most distant parts Of territory; what
would be the result They would have to travel
through all the meauderinGs of State roads probably
going double the distance they would have 20 pass.
provided the General Government had road of their
OVID. The troops would be exhausted nv fatigue
and probably the place subiugated for want Of timely
succour Those are the great objections to our PFC
sent Chief Magistrate and his Cabinet set forth bv
few restless aspirahts, whose object is to miscad the
honest multitude for aggrandizcmcnt. Fellow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29
C6MMCTtCaTEr FOX THE EEHtC.
iILITARN MOVEMENT.


IL is strange TO observe 30 what arts party naHa rc
1nGnt viii induce ncn TO resort, and how ee honest
farmers are duped Try these inrn Of reornl How
sonctltled these latter gentlemen appear under teir
pretended gnjsc of ReWIblicanisin! But with how
much Justice they assume the sacred name Of Re
publcdns, let the following proceedings lnakc mani
fest:
At a battalion rnustcr at Campbell's Tavern IN Ca
roline, when parade should have been over and the
men discharged 20 their homes, they were detained
by the orders OF the CoFnnandant (Jaclsonl and his
Orator (Jdcksonl in order 10 CRAFTY The pride Of 'jc-
toJy Irrai 80 ;lrH breasts d: these petty chief
tains. Now Mr.. Editor, have never been thc Inau
20 conceal my sentiments on any public measure
But 10 be compefcd along with my nnigh horing f. low
citizens and farncrs, to declare NV opinions 10 militia
~ officers Is, Judge, stretch Of preroeaivc that
officers have right IL assume IF the men had
bocn discharged from parade. and then chilly r. ucs
ted for the expression of their opinion on the PrCsi
Dental Election the matter would have been quite
different. The said Orator delivered speech nearly
IN these words" EeIlow-czens, am permitted by
the Covrtcsy Of your commanders to address YOU on
this interesting occasion, and 10 inform YOU that
the election for President Of the United States will
take place at the Bowling Green on Monday. the I'd
Of November next. On that day yon arc called upon
to pull down base and corrupt administration from
the high and responsible scat il occupies. Fellow
citizens less than thirty days 30 expire before
this important election takes place. have not time
now to prove TO YOU in detail, the abomnablc means
by which tho President holds lis PoIccr but Oh the
day Of election, hope it may be proven 70 Your en-
tire satisfaction" So much for the "rgt cioguene
orator, Who being asked why he bad taken TIC so TN
awares? replied, that some had distributed Co-
i'm }frHdbihs In the ncghborbood. and therefore he
thought these proceedings US; rePEisal Mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

cizens 1t has been by the influence of men of this
character, that every Republic ON Garth h h ta,s
sub]ugated and submitted into the hands of tvrants
ana despots And is it possible that YOU can rest
s"pneiy at your homes and fresides, whilst an altar
try IS TO be sacrificed? No! mcthinks ! hear ths
spirit OF your torefthers bursting forth from Their
toabs IN voices thunder, invoking tlyr sons to rise
ana defend their liberties from the hands of traitors
and tyraIs. To the polls. then. mr., conn,ry,,., =.
the polls and if the desnics should place you in the
minority, be this your consolation that YOU have
ought the good fight, that you have kept the flth
io '| u fFoWn OF rghteousne., laid Up for you.
PAUL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-29

HpY virtue of deed of trust. executed to the sub
~ scrbers by Col David Jones and his wife, bear
ing date April 10Th, 1896 and recorded in the clerks
Office of Campbell county, for purposes therein men
toned, shall proceed on Thursday, the I'd day of
October next if fan, if not, the fair dav SUNDAYS
excepted at the residence of the said Jones' to SELL
the highest bidder, ut public auction for ready money,
the tract of land in the deed mentioned and which
the said Jones resides, containing $50 acres more or
less much thereof will be sufficient to pay the
debts due and secured By the said deed and costs
attending the This land is situated in the lower
end ofthc county, in desirable neghborhood, II miles
northwest from tho court house, and % miles from
Lynchburg 1t lies well and is well improved. The
buildings consist of good dwelling house, kitchen,
snokehouse, ice-house, &C. with all other necessary
out-bouscs. Also, good apple orchard of well Sc
lected fruit The greater proportion Of this land is
in woods and good tobacco land, the greater pro-
portion of the plantation is fresh land and in good
repair. We deem it unnecessary to give a further
description of the land suppo5ing person will pur
chase without viewing the land. Acting trustees,
VIC shall convey only such title as is vested in US.
JOHN HOBSON,
WIN. ROBINSON.
The above sale is postponed until the Goth Of Nov.
next, at which time'it will certainly take place.
7. H.
w. r.
Yhc above sale wiil take place with my entire con
sent DAVID JONES.
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rHyEN DOLLARS REWARDED,

THNEIN DULI.AfStS XIV AftD.-Kun from
4 subscriber on Wednesday last, my negro BOB about
" Or 80 years OF dark complexion well made pleasing
aud easy addressHe is well known many persons within
100 miles of the cyhavlg been for several years my
rage hack driver have believe that is
lurking about Ricfno. Chesterfield in the neishorood
of Dr. Alfred Friendsor Inc may make attempt to 20
North All masters of vessels and persons engaged ackie
are orwaed FROM carrying sntcins said slave The
subscriber will give the above reward for his apprehension ind
all reasonable expenses paid Tor his delivery confinement
that can got hnn again TtlOS. BALL.
O-Thc Petersburg Old Dominion will insert above adj
vcTtiscncnt three , and forward their s Office
for payment.
Oct III g,