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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
no be CONTINUED.

Wepresent 10 our readers, to day. Treaty betw cen
.he y. S. and the Free Hanseatic REPUBLICS of Ham.
burg, Lubec, and Bremen, negocst ted last December
by Me- Clay and Mr. Rumpd, the minister Of those
Republics The exchange Of its notifications was made
on Monday. Thus tue prescott Secretary of State
amid The other arduous duties Of his office has found
time to negotiate Mt Washington, during the three years
ct the present administration four Treaties nclud-
ing Teaty with Prussia, which is understood 10 bav g
been recently concluded; greater plumber than had
oeen concluded with foreign powers, the seat of CO.
vernncnt of the u S, the establishment of the
Constitution All these four Treate, are believed 10
have received The unanimous advice and consent of
the Senate, which slight testimony 10 their me-
rts considering that majority Of that BODY is cIao,
ed by the Opposition. Their provisions are mark 81 Nv
the highest hcrai,y, and they embrace for the frs,
tune, the great principle " perfect equality between
the national and foreign vessel, al the characterization
OF all commodities. without reference 10 III, couptr,
of their origin. Thus American ,ea,e, - mn, II.
mited TO the produce Of the u. States. tnt NAV carr
into or bring from the ports the oto- paries tbs
Prodoce OF nny part OF the globe the same terms
with national vessels, aud recprocal,y as ty those
vessels m the ports OF the u. States. If his prcips
were universally introduced, there would be perfect
freedom ADD equality, in navigation among all nations
IL IS TO ne regretted that any of the maritime powers
should oppose its adoption None resist il more firmly
than Great Britain Il Mt Int
lhe bones OF the two young who persisted in
the conh"g. alton of the Boaery Theatre New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

% less piisc on, rs also ,niss of The con
ungent fund ''fur foreign intercourse
The committee hnd tie amour, paid by the State
Department for subscription spupers 1926,
i"<o' anh 1877, To he 1923 dollars 10 cents.
\ our committee would, IN conclusion, recommend
the attention of the Comni,uee of Ways and Means to
these abuses which they have pointed out, and
quire more specific estimates future from this De-
par'nen, on which tn found the necessary sppropri
atipns.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

- ' 4'S0'HrE'--@odsc Savage Of New YcsS, la vim,
VIZ appointment ihe Office of Treasurer has been
" inc President Upon Gen. WIN Clark late
'"e 9's'o OF Penn'yvaua, and whoso pro-
h;..,r '"0 'S'Nso" party for his refusal pledge
hmSeIffo his support, gave so general ind;poa,;oo.
Judge savasos declining the sppoi1tnen, wa
a'oiy laid hold Of ss In Indication Of hi, o,;l;, -
and secre, conviction Of Jacssops svccsr
self -0''''' "''h-
7r,. FROM ne sNcv TorE Anrsric an Of J,4nc7
~ AhCbs OF THE oPYosITIov.-WG teoubJ;,bsd 80
Ti 'y rom INC Albany Argus tho article annopnc;n-
u.se savage declining the Office Of Treasurer co,ntS
,%s "oG , was with very nsidious paragraph mr.
sJ :cn.y 70 sreas the Chief Justices son,imcn,s
stny ",.S7'aea 10 be so understood, alleging tbs,
"a no fine has he Chief JUsc, Designed to coTseS, ' MAJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11
GEORGIA.

H"9us'8 Courier informs that a meeting OF the
friends Of the Administration f,o,, CoIon,bi, J ~ %
JOINING counties >as TO 'oke place at Wsightsboro, ON
Io7y iSs!' Tor the purpose " nominating an electoral
49,, similar meeting expected take place
''''y ID 're scrtfsf1 cDu7-ee. TIE C,f.5:e- ra~s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

. HE bones OF the two young who persisted in
,he cohh"g,a'ion OF the Bowery Theatre, New York.
have beeo dug out nf the ruins
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

meeting Of The hisuds of the Administrations :, g.,
'''o "' AabaWd' aed OT 'he 30h ul,. al Green's
o"'"oE Tor tine purpose Of nominating administration
10, ucfct The Circular Coiiiug this meeting, saws:
"Tie friends Of The Adr,ins,rs,i,, in ,,,cr- ,ho Z
INV ''e necessity Of forming electoral ticket, do 81
w purpose 81 preserving far possible their rights
" Pev'eses un'mPaired aud for the purpose Of trying
sa' 9ues'iun-pvho has majority of the People, John
.sn"oy Suams nr Andrew Jackson There is no other
" sowing this important question. If every State in
u puISues This course, willing abide the
we nave already the example Of Virginia, Penn
s,vS, worth Carolina, and Tennessee, the resi-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-06-11

az Iato meeting Of the friends Of the Adrninis,ra
''0' O. 'h1 Bagerstown l3dl dhirio, 10 MARYLAND.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

terent states have been represented !
The wise trainers of tine constitution q :,
this evil, and provided an ample remedy
by instituting the census, which restores
the equilibrium of political influence every
ten years.
The next census will produce MANY
alterations in the state of the national ran,
resentation. Before another presidential
election takes place, we shall be under tho
operation OF that new state of things. We
have seen an estimate of the Increase of
the several States, attached, we believe to
the report of the Harrisburg Convention
which we have copied for the curiosity NJ
our readers. On that estimate a calcnla-
ton has been made Of the newd istribntion.
OF the electoral votes, and the additional
States that may be admitted into the union
The following is the table -
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

u g FMFi .a (R; Lieut.. Joseph W. Jarvis - =.
In Ha rE, % MISS M Sally }; Bradford y 'D'
Latimar euerick Porter to Miss Mary
York ri fGSSL s e, IT,, George l. Emerson ESQ., 0,
Col samuel 8 lss Margaretta daughter of the late
re1oa nfl0 5ssG se Mr. Noah Dolif hero of the
r. m Bristol M Master Daniel MssoD o aged 49,
- ~ Wis s.. neoma Small, aged Is. ' 'seu 10
Jacnh iilaoeiPha, on the 9th of the 10 month last
70 h both = Of Montgomery County. D. oA'ia' aged
motber,s my wlfe is not my niece, nor is she her
he, aunt, neither her grandmothers sister hut
nr osner IS niece to former wife of mne which
per- and wish thee to publish in thy next pa
s5 10 ~ rem Mi township Pa Mr. Peter SmalseI AGED
II In ~ B %iiS sarah b Walker, aged l6.
Mor.i Dpninore. George Tucker Esq. Professor Of
Mrs. nnilosopay in the University of Virginia, to
II Cha unafiotfeSville, VA on the 9th inst Daniel
Da aSeg 5, NJ d. of Ne, to Miss Mara
erlcksburg, (va.) "e'ai LAY OF FRED
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
FUR AND LEAT1xHR GLOVE
AND
CAP MANDATORY.

LEVI WARREN, do hereby proclaim.
IL That in STOW do live, just as usual--ths
same
That Ftrs from all countres-of each hue and kline,
from IndiG,s warm shore, TO the Arctck cold line,
Are at my STORE, alike fine or coarse
10 robe brave Hero, or else warm his horse
GLOVES too do make, of each kind and size.
10 ut the fingers and to please the eyes;
10 toarm and to schiten every stubborn hand,
Al And drive Cosmeticks from our native land !"
Thus ease and comfort do quickly tend
TO ALL that on me, at my STORE attend
And, when the wintry blast doth blow,
And nature 8 robed in whitest snow,
CAPS of Fur, and Cloth, and Leather,
Do vend to meet such bosterous weather;
10 guard your EARS, when in STAGE repose
Oercomes your nature, and the frost your nose
MOCCASlNS, with aPpers good, and soaIs quite
stout,
And lined with FUR, both il, and out;
10 make the blood its action quick perform.
And free the toes from winters dire alarm
COLLARS of Fur, to shield the neck from harm,
And SOCKS the feet of ladies for to charm!
All these sell at profit much too small
Yet still l ask one fayour--the favour of a cali,
Stow, Nov. 25, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
Farm for Sale.

YEEO be sold, and immediate possession
IL given, small FARM, situated in Berlin, con-
tanning about twenty-three acres of Land, eght or
nine acres Wood-land) with number Of Apple
trees lately set out-wth convenient house and
barn on the same. Said Farm is situated about
equ-dstant from Berlin, Bolton, and Lancaster
Westinghouse, and about one mile and half from
the new Evangelical Meeting house, in Bolton.
For further particulars, inquire of ASA SAW
YER, now living on the premises, or of the SUBJ
scriber
WILLIAM BARTLETT.
Berlin, Dec %, 1928. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

nlpyent many a promising
from rising to a station
|o'rtioned to his talents and
|I;,ar. it is to be feared,
4 allows the priesthood to
70 the principles oflegisla-
a reformation is to be
sier part ofthe second year
Shical course, is to be de-
End natural law ; and other
Id ordered, which general
! stamp.-N. Y. d. AdU.
Litter dated, " Carthagena,
4 only political intelligence
h that the Court Martial
General Santander to
President has passed the
of Ministry for ap-
/ Santander will escape.
not see that this country
10 maintain tranquility"
letter dated Bogota, 28th
|ernment has got news that
orlando, and Hilario Con
about the town of Pasta
4 for an instruction F; and
lined that, ifthey come to
! there are only seventeen
succeed in getting pos
|nuskets, and arming their
5, IN. b. Dec. s. On
line American horses, and
1 entered this town, blow
ending to stop a short time
Uses, and then proceed to
there perform in the Cir
aware that they would
'npediment, they were not
at being stopped by a
Der, and a duty of IS a
'for each horse. After a
'they found security for the
money, or that the horses
the Uuited States within
and proceeded on their
X day.-HeraM.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
MARRIED,

In Lunenburg, Mr.. Enoch Huse, of this town, to
Esther Gilbert Of Lunenburg
In Western, COL Bardon Cowee to Miss Duicena
Pepper. =, r,p., .e vs.,s-r tn
Miss Abigail Spooner, of B. Mr.. Jonathan W.
Wood. of Monson, to Miss Lucy Cutler, of B. Mr..
Alfred Gilbert to Miss Caroline Allen. =.
In Boston, Mr.. Elisha Goodnow to Miss Jane
Hunter Mr.. Timothy Brown to Miss Abigail
S.aasus Mr. Thomas Jefferson Elliott, of Charles
,o,Sn 70 Miss Lucinda Smith. Mr. Joseph 5. Hast
ines to Miss Grace Spear, Mr. John Pisrcs to Miss
Amsls Burroughs
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

INSTALLATION. On the 10th inst. was installed
at Lunenburg, Rev. Ebenezer Hubbard, late OF
M;ddletown Introductory prayer by Rev. Mr..
Conant of Leominster Sermon by Rev. Mr. Emer-
son of South Reading; Installing prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Bascom, of Ashby; Charge BY Rev; Dr. Thay-
er. of this town Right hand Of Fellowship by Rev.
Mr.. Lincoln, of Fitchburg; Address to the Society
by Rev. Mr.. Allen, of Bolton; Concluding prayer
by Rev. Mr. Howe, of Pepperell.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
SeWeu Carter

& hFFERS his Shelf Goods, comprising d
~ good assortment of European and Domestick
Dry Goods, Crockefy, Glass, and Hard Ware, al
Also-West India Goods, Boots and Shoes, Nails,
Lumber, &c, at very low prices for Cash OF short
us. c. requests all persons indebted by note OF
account to make immediate payment.
Lancaster, Dec. I6, 1928. 3w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

WORCESTER, IS. P pessn5sr 1 q, ,sss,,
To the Heirs of JAMES ROBBINS, late Of LAM
caster, in said County, deceased and to all others
concerned in the Estate of said deceased, GRrr<
ING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
IL see fit) at the Court of Probate to be holder
at Worcester, in said County on the first Tuesday
IN January next at eleven Of the clock before noon.
to show cause why Letters Of Administration on
said deceased's Estate should not be granted to
Seweli Carter, principal Creditors more than thirty
days having passed since the death of said Robbins
and you will be heard thereon.
NATHL PAINE, judge Of prob.ts
Dec. 16. Sv - AoSo'e'
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
Singing School.

MERRICK HOUGHTON, of Berlin.
I'VE will open SINGING SCHOOL, for the
instruction OF all in Bolton and the adjoining towns
who are DESTROYS Of improving in Sacred Musick ON
MONDAY, the ED OF December current. at the
Singers VestHy, in the Evangelical Congregational
Meeting house, in Bolton, at early candle light, and
will continue it on Monday and Thursday Ev enings
through the ason-gratuitously.
Dec. 16, 1885, 3y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
bTrcK NEWS.

The trial of Theodore Ly-
indictment for an alleged
Daniel Webster, came on
Pne Judicial Court, Chief
residing, on Tuesday last.
lducted by Davis, Solicitor
prosecution, and Messrs.
Dexter, for the defendant.
II heretofore taken in the
occasioned by the course
b from some former pro-
Pected to be taken, was in
ated by a change in that
not be generally known,
b in the law of libel, mas
statute of this Common
b March, 1897, intended,
remove some of the most
les of the common law, in
fence. By this statute it is
every prosecution for a IL
may give in evidence on
the matter, contained in
flarged to be libellous, with
Iowever, that such evidence
med a justification, unless
pear, that the matter charg-
b published with good mo-
ki6able ends.
tnd heretofore taken, on a
htinuance, it was believed
+efence intended to be pur-
authority of this statute,
pa very interesting investi-
Plltical transactions ola for
pd, and into the motives and
| Of the most eminent men of
hecounsel for the defendant,
defence, stated in a very
manner, that such would
T Of the defence, and the
hange. The defence was
ground that the publication
Eure libellous I; that neither
the publication itself, nor
fndence, would it appear
Fas intended or designed to
Pcs or injure the reputation
led individual against whom
llbellous ; that it was des-
lice which is the essence of
question presented to the
Fldence was given on both
Plnt. Mr.. Hubbard closed
defence on Tuesday eve
solicitor General for the
erday morning, 18th inst.
cause was ably summed up
clear and learned charge,
Pee, and the jury, at e late
noon, returned into court,
able to agree on a verdict.
Bost. Doi. .Adv.
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND
o. the passages in the late
President, which called
'entlon, was the reference
Plch is to be taken of our
70 years from this time.
lad.oubtedly, legislate with
important matter. We
because in a free country
me political power is bas-
n power, the enumera-
ple every ten years is a
10 our system. 1t is the
practice as this which has
su the numerous Unequal.
ssatatlon of the popular
uu-their rotten boroughs
and selling votes-and al.
Spflng from these causes
lon of the representation
country, as it was fixed
constitution went into
uaily now would the DIFF
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the subscriber,
IA by note or account, which has been Standing
one year and more, hereby notified that their de-
mands which remain unpaid on the 18th of January
next. will be left with an attorney for collection.
JOHN G. THURSTON.
Lancaster. Dec. IS, 1895 81
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
NEW GOODS.

EoHN G. THURsTON has iust receiv.
~ ed an extensive supply of NEW and SEA,
SONABLE GOODS, which, added TO his foyme,
Stock, comprises the greatest assortment of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, INDIA. and wEsr.
INDIA GOODS
that can be found in this vicinity, and will be sold
cheap. If Nev a. a."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23
WANTED.

10y the Lancaster Cotton Manufacturing
= Company. M ECHANICK, who is cas
Pabie OF doing the general repairs Of Maehiesry A
married man, of steady Industrious habits, and who
has some knowledge of POWER LOOMS. will
meet with good encouragement by applying at tho
Lancaster, Nov. 10, 1928. 4w
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-12-23

LUssEs fJE5v-'I os>.s. nv jeTpars-hf r.
Jameson Cox has presented the City Coun-
Gil of New York an estimate of the losses
by fire during eleven months of the present
year, 1828-which amount to the enormous
sum of sir hundred and eighty thousand
dolIars.-.N e. Palladium.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
NEW BOOKS.

FTNHE sabscriber hos again IN pie0airt b an
p~o,laoing 10 his fiends mud fhe pubic IN
general. TIE arritai q tdr Joiioring Men Boet',
ria;
lerberi Lacy. a nortiby the auibo'ef Graaty
In . rots.
Conf ssioa Q an oil Maid. n noteiia 2,ots.
7ht Humonrs Of Eaiopia. n tale Of colonial
times, By an Luiopinn IN 2 rots.
Sayings and Doigs or Sketches from RE,
Hirdsfries. ~ 2 ,ois.
Lord byron and ,oHHe ofhii contemporaries.
NTH rtcoiieoiions o. he %dnthor's life. aud Of hii
risit 10 fiait BY Leigh Hnni N i,ot
The o. Brions aud iht 0'F7ahsrtyi. a n%aiicnui
tate BY Ladg Morgan. in 4 rob.
The qtort togebtr NH many Other New
Books, b~areiusi been rrfsired mud are uou for
saie at tht chap Book and Stationary Sioreof
CffA5. 4 HITHERS.
- 4 r%oritty of eoioarsd 10y books for chill
dreH. 10
Mar
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
LAND FOR SALE

fH4HF sulsefiber intending 10 reside in
Lynebbarg, will positively sell. 10 the
highest biddlr, on Saturday ihe 2nth Deeein-
Der hesl, thai valuable tract ttf iaiid on which
be now resides, lying IN the county of Bed.
iofd, within ia mites II Lynohburg, adjoining
the land Of L. y. Burton, 4. Gpbbf, III
cbeais ood aud others. THIS tract contains
6264 sores. aud Is well sdap'rd 10 ths culture
Of Tobacco, Germ, Wheat, &c &c. As IL IL
rfesunnhle ihei any one wishing 10 buy. will
first view the premises. a psrt,c MAR d"scrir.
iion Is though, unnecessary. The subscriber
would ohserye that IT Is q desirable place both
for health and cnlii.aiign. On this tract are
all necessary improve nenls.-Terms made
known on The dny oil sale.
The subscriber will sell, on said day, bis
crop OF Corn, Oats, Fodder, &c. Also,
his stock Of Hogs, Cows, &c. together with
all the plantation tools used on said Iand. II
is hoped those wishing 10 buy will attend. MS
the eale will certainly take place.
CLEMENT A JENNINGS.
Nov. % ids2y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
Iaiuabk Zeal Estate Tor SaIe

''~NN' 1 A@'tdtG IOf bCUIG.
HStiE subscriber in pursuance OF two
u deeds %ottrusi, executed To hin hy the
surviving partners of the iate frGs of Gal,
Bullock, & Co. and Gait {. Bullock. s,d
the executors of VIM. Gait, deceased. " hicb
deeds bear date on the Bis, dav of March
1928 uileis Tor sale, the following valuable
real property, to wit
PIG l-2 acres Of land, purchased by Che
said Calf, Bullock & Co. of Il. IL A. Brad.
in'e, situated in the county of Bedford, near
the town of New London.
1875 ga acres of land. living in CANINE,
county, near Gamblers Mountain, and in the
V'c'n''y 1.-THE tow Of Ly nchburg.
An undivided moiety of the Black Waite,
MiIls, and the lands thereto appurtenant. si,u.
ate 10 The immediate neighboFhood of tbe
town If Lynchburg Che property above
described, belongs 10 the concern of Gall.
Bullock Coz
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
zine concern OF Gait L. Bullock, To wit =
Inc honse and Lot, with the appnrienan.
ees IN Inc town of Lynchburg, formerly oc.
chlled oy lie said concerns, as a Store. and
now IN me occupancy Of Mckee & Meem.
Aiso' the House and Lot Immediately in
the rear of the one last mentioned. and nou
occupied by Landlord Il Veddpr.
The terms of sale will be liberal. and made
""u"h on hppllcation To The subscriber, who
WI, convey to the purchaser or purchasers
sucH Iilte as IS vested in him by the deeds nj
trust aforesaid. and no other.
Aug. p. 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
CHEAP BOOKS

fBNhL subscriber has determined
iis husinrss, a,d will sell lle mo-, ""hes
be and spendid stock Of Books. ,hn, 'N"ls.
offered y" this o, any other marker. tfes
@lsicts, jbr ensd.-lhis stock consists %,'nuees
i'eal, lheolosi lea, and Miscellansous ii,sie'
tons. lie has also, a splendid asso,,,a uu'eas
La" and Medical Books; which he oa,,,"e@ n
offers to professional genilemcn.-Hr mo''nlg
specially invites country merclan,s. ,s"s it.
and the ci'.2ens al large, to call and .,fI'
the quality AND the prices of his Bools ."'i'
which he haiiers humselfthey will be plessaS IN
4BkAM II NnRII
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
NEW BOOKS.

TIL slbsenbp hns 81 teeeired Riretl from
Pbiddet phta, The lotiowlng Books and Sta
f,onafy, ulich, irtM ms slock on hand, renders
tu assGrimeui rrIy complete, ris;
9th roi Henry EIposiii1n o fthc OLD aud Men
Te.iament. " COMPETENT Judge hare pronounced
iicary 5 commentary to be HE bea pork Of The
ktud mt he itsih language, and The mechani-
cat a etuioa Of the american ddtion IS altomtd
10 Be inferior 10 no commentary published IN his
country
Du,ghfs Theological Works, IN 1 rolls.
Buck 5 Theological Dictionary.
Hc Lady oitht Manor, IN . rots. by Mrs.
Sherwood
In, Ptigcimas Progrse. by .Iao Betyan, Fps
.opahaIt, +, esbyiolan, Daytst aad Meftooist
taiefatsms.
EId1y SciDoI Spelling Books da4 Primers.
Chrtg and Lens Supeao' Qelari0 bible, The
prini, btaii 4 ~ tngrariuP' j. uhth are Su
ptrt0r % any trT 9ptrtdJor cue ~ has market.
Common ifoytr BOOTS, ubich coniuln iht neqD
selection Of Hymns.
Pious AID tanp Meeting Songs.
RuicS and Regulations ior Me ow ord Ertrcisf
81 Caralry. 10 uh,ch is odied he Rules fof Dan.
and he croiuaous oihe Light Caiairy, bg Rob
tt crots. %teac1tc ~ MILITARY locho.
hi'oge hynas, seterted ana origia0l, BY .Idt-
Cti AsltietpH.
Hf3mk1n'Gs History OF ne z States md puts-
lions Do. Greco and homs, wih questions una
htg. MuyTay's Grammar, hey ana isre,cte.
pt.t's 4ritheei,e, Ma rag Lagish Rcddcr and
Introduction, adams Morsts daa bihets Gtog-
rHphy.
Nsr York Reader, No. |, 2 and3.
HuynoIrOclts and LtTilde'S French Grnm.
mars.
Perrin, Dialogues and Fables.
TIE southern aud Hesiern Songster, nep cd.
lion.
FIRMS Cniettian,, Of astronomy Botany,
Prdttcal Chemistry, JceiSh .jaiIguatpS, GrtcIah
ditto. Roman ditio, nyDoiogg. Classical Biopra.
PIN UaietrSd{ History, q eciqI iiSiptN, humau
History and English History byron tDo,ks. ON
Jones, Don QuaIoae, CaHpbtls Cen 5. Ihe
pieasHeS u frseHdhp by ur. lletitmy, Ma
rays, u td.icr sand b.iu,rih's SpeitEg BookS.
-iso, ltr,ttnE md LeHfr Paytr, States aHd
Slate Porous. iag and smaH blank Books
backgammon Boz Of rarious Sses, Chesmta.
Post B1udtS, 10 r~rrsaitol tnrdS. J Slfipg CUd.
Playing cards. foctt BeobS Of a superior guatt.
y, 4c II. fdsoaS U'sFmg II ptpehoee dnyei
he dbore articles, uii do rel 10 cali and tlaAa
me for themselves befoe my purchase, IS ! am
determined ha mgPfi,es shall acco,d pah n,
iinies. ca UIIIiEhS.
Stpt II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
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AAjILL be sold to the highest bidder, thr
w 2ih day OF December next, The IIact oi
land thereon | now reside, situated N tie coun
~ oi Camrbell, on the North FOX OF Falling
River. distant about twenty miles from Lynch.
haIg &, and contains about twelve or thirteen hun.
dred acres, with u great portion of low grounds
aud a considerable quantity OF "ncleared land,
well adopted TO the culture of Fancy Tobacco,
a good eiiSt and saw mill, and n respectable
stock OF timber. Also. good ordinary improve,
mcnts. The purchaser will be required to pay
one third Of the purchase money the first dn,
Of May next. aud the balance in Two equal an,
nual payments. THEODORE KEIb.
Oct. -. ids