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E},y virtue of deed oi trust e&eoiiea 10 the
49, subscrihers by Col David loncs aud his wife
bearing date April loh, iS2G, and recorded in The
clerks office OF Campbell county, for purposes
therein mentioned, we SHALL proceed ou Thursday
the 2d dag O october next, IL iir, IL rot, the next
fair day, SuuioYs excepted, al tue csidenrc ol the
sad Jones, scll, 20 the hiEiies, bidder az public
auction Tor ready money, tie tract ol land in the
deed mentioned. ana on which said Jones resides
containing $50 gcTcs, more o. less, Cr 50 much
thereof, rs viii be sufficient 20 pay the debts aoyy
due and secured ~ Tie said deed aud attend
ing the same. This land is situated in the lower
end oil the county. in desirable neghborho9d II
miles northwest from the court house aud % miles
from l;nchburg. II lies well ard is we'll iinmav-
cd. The buildings consist Of gcod dwelling house
KITCHEN, smoke house, ice house. sc. wiki
all olhsr necessary out houses. Also, n Good
apple ,rcharJ Of well selected fruit The great
er proportion o. this land is navy in " God. and
good tobacco land the greater proportion Of Tie
plantation i fresh land aud in cooi repdir.---We
deem IT unnecessary 10 give further description
OF the land, surprising person viii purchase
without viewing the land Ac;ing vs. trustees $50
shall convey oniy such Iitic "a il vested mus
JOHN iOBSON,
" If. KOBirS0N.
Tho abovc sale is postponed until thc 2Jih day
Of Nov. nest, ~ winch time IL win certainty t5ke
place J. r.
W. y.
The above s4ic viii 'atc place with ny entire
consent -. JONES.
Oct. 81 :2-t'g
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FREEHoLDEh OF BUCKINGHAM.
conmunieat.d.Gorm tie richmond Enquirer.

communieGt'd}or the Richmona Enquirer.
SALEM, BorErouRr CoUNrY, Sept 26th, 1928.
Dedr %U-Mr Henry Clay of the travelling
Cabinet has honJred this County, for ic W tdys
with his pres nce-i had notftAe pleasure OF see
ing him. There was, believe, 10 pubic dinner
offered to him; bn, IA was treated very pniiteiy nv
Gentemen, mot simpfe-Inen) OF both parties ln
return tor thir civiiiiies, he gave them not sci
speech. yet talked DO little, on matters and
things IN general Amongst The rest it is said, that
ne has denied having made to you the Observations
as stated in your no.e TO the Jackson Central Com
mitee, IN Washington City, respecting the pretrn-
Sous oil MI Adams and Gen. jackson 10 the Prrsi-
deRcy. This information ! received from Mr.
Charts Johnston, OF the Botetourt Syringe. and
MIR. Edward Johnston, of this place rhey re
c"ived it from MIR. George Tayoe, one Of the Pro-
prieors OF Cioverddle Flu nacs, in tilis county =,
which place he now resides. Whether il came.
directly ar indirectly to him, cannot inform Won
IN uninterrupted confidence IN your integrity,
formed Of an acquaintance of six s. twenty i,ecrs
sfanding. INDUCES me, by the permission OF the
two MIR Johnsions, TO make ti.is communication 10
you. Your Friend, ". C. BOW YER
Gen Fgoyd
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Gen. FloyI II CGPi. Nm. c. Bo,oyey.
HoRN SPRINo, Sept. 80, 1928.

iioHN SPRING, sept. 30, 1928.
Deer Sir-Aiy mail from Newburnc. This dav
brought Inc your esteemed favor q. the 25tI, ybii
d-sin 700 important not 10 be ans;ycrc ilnne ,Ii
at.ly.
II has thro' life with nc been my atm. 70 reon.
t'c my actions IN SUCH Il way 10 be without
just reProach. ! acknowledges thai in tnalfcrs NJ
o>iDon, every man is liable to error and ,,,;s,l,.
Dui IN matters o. Tact, he can always be corresf
hns have stated 20 lhe Jackson COMMITTEE !,
true, which | am read, at INV time 10 depose
to; and my Character. which none for &c wears has
known better Than yourself viii be soInc assurance
OF its correctness.
have for more than half nay life. been tl,e ,,,-
sonal and political friend OF Mr.. CLAY: nor al Geo
separate, until he embraced the fortunes OF NJ
John Quincy Adams-a man in whom never had
ne 81; ~ confluence Yet, even in this seplra-
lion. Mr.. Clay retained much u my personal re-
gard; on which account 1 have lori,orue u,,,cl
which could have said
From tie relations which existed between, s. /
nave thought bat Ms. Clay ought 70 have been
sensible OF The iorbeafdncc bay, obsc'yed
towards Trim and lis administration.
JheJdciI Stdfcdf0 the Jackson COMMITTEE ,egs
noi ri q chnrdctcr NTH his Oiher cOnrcysuit1,,s
e'th me- ond 4herefo'e male it pn6hc
i'm your letter 10 me, speaking of Mr. 1,i,v
you say, he talked no little on matters & things
~ general Among the rest. il is said that lie lis
denicd having made TO You the observations 90
saiedn your note 70 tic jackson Central Commit
zee ln Washington City, respecting tbc preten,io ions
~ ''''i.> anu ''tn' JACKSON 20 tiic Presdcn-
cy. Ibis information received from Mr. Charles
Johnston, OF the BOtctoufl SPRING, and Mr.. I'd
ward Johnston, q ibis place, (SaIer1) --Thcv re-.
reVed 1t from MIR. George Tayioe one Of the Pro
piieiors OF CloveriiIe FugDace, in dis county. a,
"hich place heHow resides. Whether il CANE di-
recuy or indirectly % him, cannot inform, Won -
VI Dir. Clay has said 60 Mr. Tayios. fi,af nv
statement to thc Jackson Commi,ier is not fact.
ih'n say he has forfeited every claim 10 private
confidence, or public con.idcratiou--apd ,ybollv
devoid OF those qualities which personal friends
sc. a.
his letter sin yoWr hands, 10 mall what Use Of
il you ilink proper.
am, SIR, vii, great respect,
Your U5't 5efy-nt,
). FLOYD.
-: u y. Z. E..r.r. III. El..,..rl ~
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S9 deed VIII nc Offered TO- sale ~ the highest bidder on
OF aid dseCcspt,
cue tract q had situated OF the head banehes OF
Sg fslug The end Campbell county nd
rig the isuds IT hos Mnelry others, aud contain
n1 ~ late survey fhi This sud 10
the eU!;4te OF tobacco, wheat &e The
CONSIST % Il" excellent dwelling house, good barn, all
her Necessary o "a e..
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1--WE beg Of Our friends in t'le various co,,n-
ties in tie stale, 10 transmit to Us c earliest pos
s,bie Returns Of the Polls.
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Francis johnson rs. .iir. J. o. adams


In 1928 . 4, Mr.. Clay and his friends were in
the haii, OF ser!ins their productions agaiI.>t Mr.
Adams int. the contiguous states. Such were the
Nos oil If"y'ie, which were written by hiy Ken
DALI & sent by MIR. &. himself to the press 1T CHM
denouncing Mr.. a. enemy 10 tie West; as a
fu!i-bloodcd blue light Fcderalis the minister who
proposed ut Client 10 sell the blood Of tie " est
for mere mess Of codiish.-Suci, too was an Is
say transmitted in 1925 10 the " Huntsville Demo
GRAFT by Mr.. Francis johnson OF X. under the sir
nature of II -\GtiUe .iReTtcpn' Affirming that
hirA. knew j s. ahou; astnuci' Of the American
character, . as ioleraby well informed English
man '--hd; all his A." notions OF government asc The
orecai; and HAT o: all others closet politicians
are the most Ariki and niistteuO,,s that he has
. no; been able to find single qugiGcGti0n'' that
he possessed - Tor the Office OF Pre-idcnt'-and
styling htin with sncer'a full Fe,ityail>i oShis
F6fhe'S school, hy education, by habit by re llcc-
lion, and by inclination who had clearly al.
tempted TO stulk and hide his hideOus form. III the
Republican ranks" SC &c.
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IESO.

one other tact shut mlts above the before named
uas. sIiied both shes lead, from,
h'hH""d 10 Lyneheu aud about Is miles from
place o"uisinnE by late 555 place
nous. Of private tnsGtatnucu k,rt n great mupy
year., generally called Huiers The buildings sIe
- 'ie'e LOT Il httween Eyntb burg Rich
moHi The s'iua hsnd-ons and healthy Aso, about
~ hktIy psFiotsi Household aud theB panta
os;s, &c. 80 -
one fourth Of the rrreh'.e money FOR the land
~l be frQed - she tim. OF for the balance credit
oHe two and 'hf.c viii he the purchaser
esec"nE bond with approved security, aud deed
'h ard I" secure the credit munths
WI ht g'.n on The "'g"' on IN rn'chaser giving bends
vain approved seCuIS The sale the other
riofesty will he mad. srowu "a the day Of sale
ELLIS HUNTER, Ex'ors of Roht .
ROBERT HUNTER, Hunter decd
Oct. 81. So tie
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FiIflI' TREES,
D3yl0gYSugaE and Cs1,-,Fo, C.,y,

OinomcafGI and Garden Seeds.
SsSsSs, d. s G. FAN DRETIf,
tsasssssSsssSg NURSERY AND SEEpsMEN,
ssFp5SyS ne,n Philadelphia.
II On tic approach of fc transpianting
season, ieg leave Ia call the attention.
o; the public 10 their Nurseries,. Gardens, which,
row Ner al extent o. upwards OF forty acres
devoted 10 the rcaring OF the various Trees, Plants
and &c eds held III esteemed either Tor use OF orpa-
nisni.
'Ehc collection Of Fruits is now very extensive,
and embraces ncmly a the fine European kinds,
with aH the celebrated varieties of each sort that
have originated III this country Numerous val,l-
aide additions have Of late been made, through the
ii!'eraiiiy OF the london horticultural, Society; and
their interchange with that Society will, il is hop
cd place. them IN possession of uaDy other dcsra-
hie kind', which viii be speedily increased and
offered the public
The Ornamental Department has also been con-
Siderab'y extended. Many additions of very vaua-
Die Plants have been made, and great exertions
VAL continue 10 be used to procure others that may
De es:ITiablc.
GARDE.V SEEDS
To The growing Of Garden Seeds a number OF
acres are appropriated. In their growth very par
ucuidr attention is bestowed on them. From. the
moment the crops are planted until the seeds arc
ulatured, they receive the personal superinten-
dence OF the propreiors; and they are, therefore,
cad6isd TO 'cnrrdat them both 10 age q quail
~. Ii Is almost unnecessary to observe these adj
yantsges are more tian ordinary.
ariced catalogues OF the Trees Plants 6. Seeds
cultivated Ivy the Projectors, may be had, gratis,
tom JAMES McKlLDOE Orders through
whom will he pnnciuaIiy attended to, and packed
90 rs to ensure successful transportation.
Oct. 81 52-3t
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ilurds, n'ng rsppat spncck .f,ve in r. hron,
rue sane .S~nDs IA TIE ts,so lsaVux kchmonS
90 urday ningi TINS int, will Ba,,mufe ON
Sunday evening.
a. Al Baggage at the risk " the own-r..
pea on' Falmouth, having Good hoard will please
Sc u thou, .afi, Eritay
Bait Oct 81 Aim
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BALTIMORE & re.
S.eans- boat P.aTOXE.NT. Coui q. Uyecm,

erE,sSsKss,.- viii leave Dano-e ~ Wedns.-
IS<sSss<sS ta. MOI nins mex, (ns,t al Of Tues
- TN Ja,.) O'clock aud st the ssin.
hear evety W-dnesIs,; and after
SsSSssSsssiSs 'nrhns II Herring bay, wai
iroeeed {" and W Rsppahaneo.k, Frederic bug,
where she w'li rhar:day evCuiry nstunr
fa'uAeni vl leave F,.Vsi" ksbvry Sstarsy nirs
nta tn'tead OF att oslott, aud al III. hsre
every succeeding SATURDAY.. snd will Baltimore en-
Sunday eS'H'nS rhe Paus-n WILL going aud rstu
stop at TarPshannnes aud PVI, Royal land
pas,eng",s Hd f. eight che will ai0 stop Carriers Creek
ard III ~ bana to land aud tke Fl Passenger. in her owl
al la addition 10 hr e.s Pene,-
ser he Ratusept constituted bnlk
hundied har,s ftesht winch he ard delivered
t".ty week, on accommodating terms.
'e5h e. Passage, apply to- Capt Weeu,s. heard
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J. FLOYD.
lg,:. I'm. e 7,spsr. te'1ts Es.,.s~,!. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31


The Coaliiionists are driven 10 the lei Extrefn-
ity-lhey seek to surprise us, but a tremendous
defeat awaits them AT the eleventh houi-'
they areempoying every species OF nmn@uvr5. to
gull The people They pouring out thousands
oil hanhhills over The laDd-and they arc so trans
ported BY their ttsperote situation, that men Of
character DO not blush 10 dole out the Coffin Hand
pis-the last resource Ma alIing administration
Among the gi,-"s which have beet issued. are
some irt suirilous Handbil from small printing
oihce IN Williamsburg, which lis authors will he
hereafter ashamed to avowit - i'll not all tio--Thc
PEOPLE despise these wretcbed CONFERENCE.-The
"a dag OF November viii attest their Indignation
and contempt at such impo-itions
The Administration are at their last cas;--Thcy
reqa'Fe collins enough to bury the slain.
Tic triumphs in Ohio have electrified the Goa
!i'ionsts-Eight Jackson representatives. are g.
iccted, hive OF the ADAMS men are turned out; and
among them, Sloane, Wight and Woods, the most
ioyai and obnoxious ct The tools OF the Adnustra-
uon.--The moral effect OF these revolutions will
ne lcli throughout The Union, and particularly in
Kentucky anu the Electoral Election OF Ohio
hefseli--Op This d1y--The Bulletins of the N
lniclligencer perfectly deceptiye--They pto.
less 10 give returns roin y countless and pnrts of
otbers--InakIng nie Adams majority i,7s6--,yhcn
they have suppressed the votes of Adams. Knox
brown, Wayn1, Lycoming, s.c.---thcse counties
alone giving 3.i majority for Jackson thus off.
set'ng The assumed majority Of the Nat. Int
aud giving Ia, Jackson ticket 1858 maorty i--Thue
we go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-11
Ge0rge 5. Housh
q ,ing large and Ssnsonabfe .1S'o'''"e"' I"
nay GOODS

upe,. black, blue, olive, mixed anu slee"l .oss;
r. assimeres flannels hnseys and low pre-
Lis, super mixed aud blue ssttnc'ts' w,e hianteis
mon bangups, Rushings and ba'zes' rose h.v,s and
point, stripe and maokinaw to merlno snm and
scarfs, cashmere do cloth To- blue. BLACK or and
dr.b circassians black Norwich Grape, nanKa I, s
Canton grapes and robes black ia'lanete naam
,rings and gros maps large OF
and fancy gnghams and cilicoes'
knoted conterpanes Of all sizes low prcea ,
carpeting, ingram do bed ticking lsome iu'' smr
wide super black bombazines furre H snu and
dmities, silk and cotton hose, worsted CO. l,ons anu
short, plain and ribbe Tartan plads, French metlno
do (beautifu) meas and women. plsa s'oLss .e m
beaver and horsessin gloves, ladies' kid gloves ana
mtts, naukin pongees bengalets, super o"I IT,
vantine children's bootees colored camprcs pau.
and figured viss mus AMI cambrlcs crossoarreu o :,
Swiss peierines and capes, cheap and good r'sn w.
mems, sheetings and lawns; linen camorG anu nuN,'
cotton and wors,ed carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic goods aud cotton yarn, pelsse wadai's,
low priced figured lenos and 80 Barns'ey diaper
(stout camblets with general assortment of most ar
tices in the dry good line. which renders Ills STOCK u"
usually complete. ,,,o b.,
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low wv, by
the dozen or piece. io'h mo 9tn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-12-11

Er. ". ia ai.nS' Patent Specific Ointment
vUyHE above ointment is offered to the pubic as
safe and cert ain remedy for those obstinate DIS.
eases some of which have so long bafed the skill OF
medical science.
1st White swelling of every descrintion.
I'd Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Glandular tumors, particular those
hardened tunors in women's breasts WHICH o''e'"''
terminate in ulcerated cancers. -,
4th Feluns OF what some people kno" oS TIC
name of Cstarrhs; of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains oft joints.
9Th. Sprans and bruizes of every description, orih
7,h Tetters of all kinls-in this complaint the pa
,ient in spplyngthe ointment must keep the part OUT
of water.
Sth Chilblains or parts effected by frost
Itis also one Of the best remedies tor burns ana
scalds 1t eases the pain ard irawsthe ire OUT III
short time. n
For inAamed womcu's breasts and glandular swell
inps il is SUPERIOR to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty It is much safer than mercuria' APP
plicaons las it does not contain the smallest atom Oh
any preparation of the mineral because II does nor
law the patient injury from the exposure toco
This ointment has cured sores OF many years stand
inr-where it is impossible or imprudent to heal the
external sore in consequence of the bones becoming
carous or rotten will stop the progress OF the cares'
increase the quantity ofdscharge, remove the omen
sive smell and easel the palms.
II cures the worst Felons and Whitiows ohaPPhca'
ton of 48 hours
I,beumatisms which have stood so long as to be
come systematic disorder, require medicine to be Ia
ken nwardly to remove them entirely-but III most
common cases by applying thisointment externally as
directed, il will give relief and even IN OLD people
whose pains have been oflonger standing, it will OF
ten ease the pain
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dyspepsia.

nR. MEAD'S PILLS have been proved by ua
IL. faIlibIe estoftruth, experience, the H.o'
fectual medicine ever offered in any country ior w
cure ofall those dcranged states OF the digesn.,
gans, denominated DYS PEPSIA, or lNDi'ks w. w.
which frequently makes its appcaraneein mes CO..
plicated forms, suclf loss ofappetite, sickness
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchng up OF w.
ter, which ssometimes tasteiess, but most eonnIo""
sour knawing in the stomach, heartburn, c's'''eH.
paeness Of the countenance, languo:, io"hess " y"
spirits, papitation of the heart, vertigo ana es',
sleep. The number ofthese symp'omsvariesih "T: -:
enI PATIENTS by some being felt only III pare, VII
others, have additional ones, equally d'sasIes .s
such as severe pains nthe head and breast, hsleno.
emacaton, or wasting ofthe whole body, WIN Si';It
weak ness particularly ofthe legs. These pIis W.
most effectually remove aisourness OF The sona,
not merelyby neutralizingthe acid, but by corrt6
that morbid state ofthe secretons which give RE
il; and at the same time will restore to the deo'ta"
organs of digeston that tone and vgor which 'o
lutey necessary the well being ofthe ANNA.
omy. The best proof oftheir efficacy is, that sH's
represented by many ofthe first physicians sh'
ed by the neutrality-suspicious. Throughout INC
MON. ,.prrR
The above valuable remedy issold by =. hoLn
SON, Alexandra, who are agents for the HaNu
turer; by n. Jewett, Washington City and ~ NO.
the Druggists throughoutthe United states soI
wholesale, by q. & W. Hull. Druggists, New t''A'
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New Music and MNsicaA IN
struNents-

T.. KENNEDY has just received one case s :, az
u peror and common vioins, bows anu g,. apJ r.
,,aan and English violin strings; guitar 90; anu
cI.ionets single and double Aageoetts; pa.In' pa;
md tint flutes of every sizes flies, &c BOOKS Gl W.
s,rnc,ion for the above, and avarety OF ne"
tons Of - aho;e.
Among which are
Wraer's Instructions end Duets TOT ','e hue .,.x
W;Ilis,s Pocket Companion, Minstrel Lays = Alex
ander's Journal .J ne
Duets for the violin, by Kleeberg, krammer anu de-
vienne ..r
PIANO MUSIC-Consistng OF
overtures. sonatas, rondos, cottlans, wa!zes' qua
drills. marches and quick steps, with arse co''e'
tion of SONGS AIRS-Among when are
Greek March, Sol Tiers Grave, Rai' Road haro"
Arcade, I'd be a butterfly, Kitty Clever
.arab Maid, How Roses come, Coy Yates. Marc"
swiss Girl, Wilt thou Meet, Highland bride
D'ici yeyez &c. &c.
A,,rre collection of Piano Music, not Iythographie'
for sale at HALF PRIcg.
MYERS Collection of Sacred Music, and the Seraph;
being selection of Tunes adapted to the Hymns %
the Protestant Episcopal Church.
r1 A. I. Kennedy will exchange or take back an!
of the above Instruments, which on trial, may mol
prove satisfactory to the purchaser.
INV 11-eoSt
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district OF Columbia,
4lsrnn,i;1 CounJy tst

.7kranda County, SET
NOVEMBER TERM, 1923.
The Mechanics Bank of Alexandria,
who sue for themselves and such 9th.
er of the creditors of John McNama.
"a who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, C0mpft
AGAINST z" C"a"6ag
lanes Kirk, administrator of John Nc.
Namara, decd, Sally Mcnamara,
Henry l.. McNamara, and Luther
Chamberlain. DcfPs.
VVlHE bill in this states, that on the LIST day ri
June, 1926, there WAS due to the complainant,
Inv the said John Mcnamara, the sum of six hupdr.J
and thirty-nine dollars and eighteen cents; that the
said Mcnamara resided in the State of Virginia at ,e
time of his decease, and that Certain James Kirk
tack letters of administration his estate in the s,s,
of Virginia and by that means exercises control owe,
his estate in the District of Columbia that the said Nc
Namara died seized OF house and lot in the town Of
Alexandra, occupied by Luther Chamberlain, which
is more than sufficient to satisfy the claim of the CON
plainants and that the said AlcNamara lett no o,he,
fund out of which their claim can be paid.
The object of the bill is that the house and 10,
foresad may be decreed by the Court TO be sold for
the satisfaction of the compliments debt set out AZ
foressid, and such other debts shall be established
against the said Mcnamara, deceased, And it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the said Jane,
Kirk. Sally Mcnamara and Henri. l.. McNamals are not
inhabitants of the District of Columbia they are here
by warned to be and appeari person, by solicitor
in the United States Circuit Court of the District d
Columbia for the county of Alexandria the second
Monday in April next to show why decree
should not be passed, prayed by the bill ind m
their failing ,oappea, aforesaid, the said bill Of com.
painants be taken pro eonfesso. aud such decee made
in the premises shall seem right Provided, the said
compliments cause this order to be published in the
Phenx Gazette at least four months in conn ua;Cr
before the said second Monday in April.
Test EDM. LEE, &C.
dec 10 lam