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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

Valuable James Riccr Estate for SAFE.
u fAIIE subscriber wishing TO remove, next
! Fall to his estate in Tennessee, offers foI
sale his valuable Farm in the upper end of Buck
mgham county, living on the south side of
James River, within - miles of Lynchburc
three m lies OF Bent Creek, and convenient TO
hye merchant mills. The tract contains 500
acres of which there are so acres OF river low
grounds of the high lands fully 550acres are Ia
woods u all the cleared land in a high state Of
cultivation. producing abundant crops Of Wheat,
Corn and Tobacco. which for Years past has
commanded the best prices in the Richmond
market. The Improvements are perfectly adj
apted to the accommodation of family and
the whole estate, as relates to fencing NC, IN
excellent order. A further description is con.
sidered unnecessary as persons wishing TO pur-
chase will see the land upon application 10 the
subscriber, aud judge for themselves TIE
terms will be liberal, aud possession will be Civ
en-, in all the month Of OcbtOber next II the
above land is not sold privately before the 18th
day of May nexi, (ofw!ich the public " i'll be du.
ly notifed,) twill, on that day, he sold To the
highest bidder, Al pu''iic auction, on the premi.
scs.--Fmthcr particulars will be made known
on application, by letter oI personally to
WM. DILLON.
Feb. 7. wi4t35
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The imported, Horse
SYPHAX

1or5ood .--Svnhaa rms bred m srdbia Fehr near
Herea. in hc kingdom Of pemen, aud BY refer
enre 10 buttons history Of the horse, or Morse 5
Geography. umiHbe seen that the genuine Ard-
biali hores is raised IN ihai kingdom only.
So FIR ~ ne are informed. their are four ara
bidH borscsia 1mefica 10 ,eit: Bngdad, Bhsso.
rah, Grand BashdW, mud sgpha1. We hare tt'.
hmaaini, from one ofhbe burners Of Rdgdad and
Gem Capt, Morgan the importer Of Bdshdn
Tho f1si gentleman says, Sphaf neqndfynof
superior 10 Bdgiad rho cost $4,000 and stands
al $50 The other gentleman considered Syphdr
much superior 10 Grand BashGw uhen they uere
both exhibited 10 public uiftsat Gibraltar preet.
ous 10 their shipment 10 This country 0u hoard ne
q. S. Erigate foHsfitution, comnidadedby Com
modore Jacob Jones, in 1921.
Sulphur has diso bern rfry recently inspected
By Nessrs. Barrei and Winston Of Kentaclt, bree-
ders and trainers Of ht best horses in thar STATE.
Those genHenlen hih his form, action aud ap-
pearalre 50 dccidedly superior 10 any hing hey
erer beheid. that they are deternlintd 10 breed
from him. The prtseh 0wners Of Sulphur pH-
chased him nth n strong belief hat has soek
m9uid yropc a national benefit. and IN ord9 10
eftti his obJtct. n small compensation WHf be re.
qeirtd for MS 'ertiew BIT hts Serrices mil be
limited Those therefore mhO pntroaietd hum last
0ason and intend 10 do so again w0nid do ueR 10
sigHfytheir irish IN Time. as (oreiglt dpphcdfi0ns
afe daily makiHg, aud are recorded acc0rdmgho
dnie.
Sgphdr wiH stand al my honc, oae mile from
L1HchbHrg half ms hmc. aud nj Cnpt ffank-
Inns imderd c. House, ihe 0thrr half Further
particulars III The Bills u The season 10 com.
mence he l5th March.
CT TIHBERLAkE.
Dec. 81. 2m2i
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1noBAcco LAND FOR ALE.-Tbe sui

TDOBACCo LAND FOR SALE--The sub
IL scriber offers for sale. a tract of Land, con
tanning $50 acres, lying on Big Otter Bedford
county near the road leading from Liberty, by
the way Of Noeli's Mil. to Lyuohburg, and adj
joining the tract the mill is on; about one hafhas
been recently cleared, the balance in woods -
further description is deemed unnecessary, rs
il is presumed those who wish 10 purchases will
come and view for themselves If the above
land is not disposed OF before the 2sth of April,
it being court day it will be sold at auction OH
that day, at the Courthouse. For terms apply
10 the subscriber living near the premises.
JOHN NQELL5
Feb pr- Sssw'Ss
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
Lynchburg livery Stable.

ya7HE SUBSCRIBER has just opened Live
u nv Sable on the Alley nearly opposite the
Stable OF the Franklin Hotel, where he will
take Horses to keep by the week, month, on
year on moderate terms His Stable is sraci-
Gus and convenient, aud his personal attention
will he given in taxing care of the Horses en-
trusted to his keeping, | likewise wAl keep a
few excellent Horses to hire out--alSo a Hack
and gentle horses and top Gig
EDWARD JONES.
Eel. IA nm3T
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JOHN Wills, c

VIRGINIA Al Rules holden in the clerk ON, dst
superior court of hancrry ior the Amen Ds,is Pll
rhp .,t dey OF November, ls27. Wiiam puitf Rem.
or r i John W Evans, Thomos Fox adm ~ p
;,,i, nayi1 dec'd. Cornelius Turner and Hl'i''
Helm, bcft>. :. L,ing entered his
G ,c s,c,,rjt, according to the act o.
r and The rules of tn, court and i appeat9g III. rour
fstor, eydrnce that he not inhabitants o, sar hae
rryt Is ordered that the said defendant 'iycr NE
an the FIST day Of the next TERN M aetbe uiain.
ori.ina and rst and eoud oenied bulls o. tf n.@r4
,, natha, copy fthis order be loF' ny laeIbarq
ID some newspaper printed in the ,S" At d ,o 'front.' Jol
h,r tno inuntiis succcs-i'cy anu p'''''N
dfthc courthouse in The sad town
4 Copy--Ioste, ,nuN WILLS,
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MoIiCE--Tbe subscriber will commence
/ " her School again on Monday, the 81 day
o. March next MARY Is. GANNAWAY
n b. A few female b6arders will be taken on
moderate terms. NJ A. G..
Feb. Z. 4t35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

!. pvERTisr aFsT III. sadscribsr hos
~ removed lraai tise Brick 10 tue Unite
Irpameu, y, Amherst 4. House. and - ghe
latter Mace he will continue bis Tavern. lie
stne.rely fhenls his friends aud the public Tor
f3,e ,,atranage heretofore extended 10 him aud
h., seiirifs the continuance OF their tnronrs-
file pledges bis naremiiting attention TO has
business. and trusts his guests will be saiisti.
cd ,tiih his Table aud bis Iloase.--Ihe iene'
n,ent he occupies has been thoroughly
repaired, aud Is well sdalted to q Tavern
JOHN FRANKLIN
Jan % 's5z
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

BEDFORD, December court, 1921 Joseph Campbell
aud Mildred his wife, late Mildred Hurt, Jane Hurt.
John Hurt, William Hut, Nancy Hurt, Flocntiue
Hum and Henry Hurt, the last six ofwhom minuB
under Tie aye of twenty Jne yenrs, by William Hmt
their next friend, Pits. against Elizabeth Bro"is
Def. in Chaneety,
The said defendant not having entered her appearance
and given security according 10 the act OF Assembly and
me rules OF this court and appearing 10 the sahae-
ton 0l the eOurt thai she not nhohliant OF this
country il is ordered hf the said defendant do upIelB
here 6nthe first day ofthe March term and answer
the bill ufthe PLAINTIFF and that copy oftas order he
forhyYith inserted ~ he Lynchbure Ereman, tor TWO
months saeeesHyey md posted III the front door ois
courthouse OF tins county.
4 Cupy---Teste
q RO C MITCHELL, C. Be.
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Trust Sale of PiHsvirapin Land.

IJuSI NHIs " UTYYEUHH7U LuHU.
m Y virtue off deed oftrust, executed 10 the
- subscriber by Dabney NIorriss a wife bear
ing date the 25th May 1925, and duly recorded
in the clerks odicc of Pntsylvania city. for pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed 10 sell,
to tine highest bidder. on the 10th day of March
next. before the front door ofWilams' tavern, in
the town OF Danvilie one tract oflandlyi in the
county OF Pittsy lyania, containing 900 acres. be
the same more or less d on whic.i VIM 4 Morriss
now resides. Terms and , years credit will
be given, the purchaser to execute bonds with
satisfactory security, and deed Of trust on the
land such title only will be given as is vested in
me trustee. Asa OLIVER, Trustee.
Feb. !. ,ds36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

VIRGINIA At Rucs huklen an the Clerks Once o. ,a'
ia III da, ~ .Lpuor, 1a2-. Joseph Greer ~; n7
aai,s John ~ Holland, Bernard G. hendriGh, f''p
lyon Elijah Lynn Peter Lyon. John Lyon Daii''A
on and Reese Hughes aud Polls his we pgns ,on
Tho deteudnr Injah Lyon, lrter Lyon Jo"n -
and Label Lyon not having entered Their aPiJtTi
ce and given security according to the acl u 10 tS
and the rules Of this cenrt, md II appearing " &C ri,
faotory evidence ihnt they mol infapit"F NO,
coupry-It is ordered that the sand de endahi' 90 hi,
here on the is, day of the next term and ahsN tl
of The plaintiffs; aud that copy ofthis ordef De h
hr far wv nonts .dressiyely, posted at the Iioa'
door of die c.urtheusc in the said town
A Copy-Teste, ,o,,,, ,yuJs.c
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White k,e.aA.

1--WE Subscriber has jus, received, from
4 Messrs. M.& S. n Lewis, Philadelphia,
a supply OF their best White Lead, in Kegs.
THOMAS j. DUVAL.
= Dee. 3D.. 1924
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

VIRGINIA Ai rulas hnldru IN the ci.ra, oifec ,f,l
superior court 81 Chaneefy for the yHuItlafg di,J
the 5tt day Of November, Isa7 Josiah 4 No,a, A.,
Thopas MkennoY, Pie against Samuel D4,fjzls
acting ex'r ofsaEluel Porter, cad, Iercmuh iaar,,
and Ann Eilzabeth his Niic, Heritage HoWrfioh and
Elizabeth his wife, Sarah Frames Porter -,
Porter, and Madison Calnpbeh Porter, the lat dc
infuuts, Deltz.
The defendants Jeremiah Ingram & Ann Eiynhefi hs
we mol having entered their appearance and piycpte
riiy according 10 thn uei Of Assembly and the rule of
this court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ib,
they not inhab ants OF this country II i, atlctd
that the said defendants DO appear here the rst day
ofhe term and answer the l nfthG plaintiff. sna
that copy OF tins order he forthwith inserted in stn.
newspaper printed 10 tho town Of i.ynehburp tori,va
months successfully and posted at the front door of ta
courthousel the said town.
81 Acopy-Tesie, JOHN WILLS. CE,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

Nr Office By virtue Of deed Of trust ex-
AZ ecuted to the subscriber, by VIM. 0wnby,
bearing date the 18th day ofApril. 1929. and re
corded in thecounty court of Bedford. we shall
proceedto sell on the premises, for cash on Thurs
day the ooh day Of March next, d cri tain tract
of land situated in the county of Bedford on tire
waters Of Goose Creek, and adjoining the lands
ofJabez Leltwich aud Others. containing three
hundred and seventeen acres Also the follow
ing slaves and their increase since the date OF
said deed, TO wit Fanny, Anna, Kitty, Louis
psullna, Claiborne, Dayy and Phlis; Also
the following property, to-wit four head OF hor.
seS fifteen head Of horned cattle fifteen head Of
sheep, - head hogs, three two-horse Cary
ploughs, four coalters, four sets plough gear
SO barrels corn, 50nlbs bacon, four feather beds
aud furniture, six chairs. clock case, one folding
dining table, one rifle gun, aud all the kitchen
furniture, or so much thereof rs will be suliici
ent TO fulfil thepurposes OF said deed.--Actng
as trustee shall convey only such title as is YES
ted IN INC by the deed. WM. LEFTWICH.
Feb ID tds37
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John WILLS,

VIRGINIA ATTITUDES holden in the eler s, Gef , st
superior court canqcer, for tie w tyhGnp ca6ea ~
tho 9TH Jas ofNoyenher, 80, rrnnts Ihomas ctt
nsy'' ,rn R"ne. admx of John Rains' a., g1
Francis Barnes in his own rtsn' '''
lCalficot decd, DeiiS. MT having ent. rrd 66
The dseas3 s re2a security oa2goqp he ae' S A.
seaIy and the rules ofs court 4n nd i ot. ru'
tryt Is ordered, that The sad O.. the i a
on the first day ofhe next 'er,' order b. ora M
p pa l.s e new s paper printed q The Y =, Il he
for months sleesssiy ,i3 , sHa p'''
" % Copv-Toste, 49,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
Dec. 81


Sunday Sch00l Books.
rg'HE subscriber has jus, received from the
SUNDAY School Union Society, of Phila-
deIphia, general assortment of SUNDAY School
Books, which he is Determined TO dispose Of at a
very small advance. G. A. WlIHERS.
Iau 81 ts2n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28
aus BD.elss ms
POTTER'o
Vegetable Calholieon.

The proprietor OF this invaluable medicine.
reels authorized BY lis increasing reputation. 70
recommend IL as Superior to all other popular
remedies, for the cure of KINGS EVIL or
ocrehila. NECROSIS or diseased bones, sY
PILLS IN every stage, MERCURIAI. disease.
RHEUMATISM, LIVER complaints, and IT,
CEho OF every description.
The Catholcon has also been used with
great success IN every variety of Cuiane0ig dis-
edss, bfotetes on the face, pimptes and fe1sf IN
particular; White SUelitags Gon., Jauadice
and Bilious diseases generally, DysDepsia or
Indigestion, complaints of the Stomach. and
general debildg It's certain purifier Of he
blood and htopour, aud has been found AN eiliea-
cious remedy in purifying the blood of cliildfea
after racc'aafion and should he invariably used
as general aferdtire both for children and a.
dults--being agreeable to the most delicate pal
ate aud grateful cordial 10 tile stomach. THIS
10 the FIRST discovery OF medicine taken into the
.somach, that has had the long desired effect, OF
curing the most obstinate aud distressing erier-
nal diseases. The use Of nutritious food, and
the ordinary avocailons Of business are not in
tefrupted by the Calholicon and it, properties
having the power ofrcstoring both flesh and bone
and Of renoyailng and inyigorating every part u
the system during the process OF extermlnsiing
disease, is without parallel.
w. W. POTTER,
No. 49, South Ninth street, opposite the
University OF Pennsylvania.
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4 To- ~~..~ a VERY Superior JACK.
II n.y. ~. of the hest Stock will
ny { TT-Fss1 Stand, the ensuing Season in
~ s~Stss : T. the ueighborhood Of Col Tn.
Moofcs, in Bedford. Terms and pedigree IN
due tune. The value OF the Mule being so well
known IN our country, induces confident be.
iel that there VIII he no wanto patronage---Ne
viii remark that the mule lives 10 an extreme
nd age, is suie footed, steady to the draft, CON
sumes less than the horse and wthal is a cash
article IN our county.
JOSHUA s. SMITH.
JACOB FEAZEL.
Dee, ~. wts2O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-28

VIRGINIA AT Rulee holden IN the CLERK. e5.,, =,
Superior Court of chaneery for lie .yneHul,, lt
the 9th DAY Of November, 1927 Isasc Neil ~
STAGE HINT Thomas Rawns and cpn8fi rlaJ -
rita against Robert DeIin, shern of pin.,i
and adm - with the Y III annexed, Of Richard 1ist
decd, Lettuce Johnson, june T. johnson and H.
johnson, infants ~ commissioner Benagh sDer,2s
nas5e bed their guardian, George W. Halter AMI NJ,
w f.ats WIFI and Maty Up. Ednundson Datts
The endant Lettuce Johnson not having rp,5...
her apl trance and given security according 10
Assembly and the rules Of this court, and it app.sr
satisfactory evidence that she Is not M sbabits,t -
conntfYltis ordered that the anid defendant do nf
here Oh the first day Of thc next term aud answer H.
OF THE plaintiffs aud that copy of Tins ofd,r b. a.,
with inserted 80 some wspaprr printed IL the e,,
Lynchhur9 for t~o months suercesig.ly mud ro.t, I,
the front door ol the eourihouse in the SAID town
ii Acopy--Teste, JOHN WILLS, {
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II INsEED OIL and Spts. TuRPENTlNE
"A just received by
THOMAS. J. DUVAL.
Dec. ID.


Ar Rules holden IN the Clerk oce of l county court
ofCharloite The 7th day of Iinhary -2s. John OH
yer, PIT against Wilson Cage. Robert Morton and
" liliam II. Dcnnis, Dets. IN Chanccrv.
The defendant Wilson age having entered his an
appearance and given security according 70 the net of
Assembly aud the Rules Ufthis aud appearing to
the sat,tcou othc court that BE- IL not an nhabilaut
of this State the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel it
is ordered that the said defendant 10 appear here on the
r- Monday April next, AID enter hs appearance and
TIE plaintiff b and give security Tor perform
be inserted IA some newspaper printed the town Of
LNnrhDuFg tor two months aurtesIypiY aud posted at
the front door of the courthouse Of the sad county.
sopy--Teste,
1 WINSTON RoBERTSoN. G.
VIRGINIA :--At Rulos holden ihtr UIcrl Office ofLa
Supcriof Court OF Chuncery Tor tho ,nelhurg District
the 9Th day Of November 1s21. lsaac Gross Pll a.
gainst Ialtl Surlser, widow vi Steven Smeisor,
decd, aud Matilda SmeI.er, JOIN Smclscr tbraha1
Sneser Bntord Smels"r, Philscr Smelsor, Mary A.
Sucser, Lucinda Smelscr, 4 Stephen Smeiser infants
by commissioner BGuag spec ally assigned their quar-
dun, ---- Hrford, widow ant Pascal Bulora Abri,-
ham BAturd, Henry Elfurd, rnd---- Blackburn and
Prudence b. WIFE, formerly prudence Gulord, children
and heirs Of Henry Bulofd, deed pcn.
The detcndants--- Fufurd, wbiu,, of Henry Ru,ord
deed, Henry Buiald aud 1870. Blarkhufn and Pm
dcncc his wift formerly Prudence Bui1rd not having
entered thr Al i',d gwen security acroriiuc 10
thcac u Assciably and the rne, aftns court and IL
appearing bg -lt,saciory evidence That lhcy are moi
Hhahitiib 1 this couHrylt Is ordptrd that The said
term aud hnsWer the bill nf lic plaintiff; and
that copy Of this order bc forthwith inserted In some
neHspaaer printed IN The town Of ,nohlrrr for tyo
months successfully, md posted al dc front duor of the
Courthouse 10 the aaid tpH
81 AcoFy Gests, IoilN WILLIS, c.
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THE subscriber has iest received an add
iional supply of Or. Chambers genuine Re
mcdv for Intemperauce, y hich he will sell al
the propretors' prices He was appointed
the agen, for the sale OF DIR. Chambers gen
nine Remedy for Inlemperance whilst ut \
York few weeks ago.
Howell DAVIES.
Dec 81 H2I
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Superior Court ofChancef, foil, - VIC Of "a
u ON dgY Of Noyer.hcr. 1872. Crinp Mn
Fni.A haties Walker, William n u Dc
>. ram" and Rhoda hin wiit, and W,4,o "A e''''ia
The defendants Joseph S. Ruine and uboa.,.
hot having entered their aTpeafance - ~ NJ
enf'iHy according 10 The act af Assembly ~ -
iuits 81 ms court aud II appearing by 81 VA
'oiy ffiaehee lint hey arr iut ll,1l..s-, 80
THIS country ordered that tho sail del.od9. a
peaf Eefe on t1e hr't day Of the next term an5 sp
oIIl OF the plaintiffs and thai = COW of m -
~ iortts'th inserted ~ sumo newspaper PINNED ~
town Of iynehbuf0, for two Hnnihs su. 80 - % ffs
posted At the front door Vi the courthouse ia ~, aee
town. a Couy--Tpstr. wv sa1s
~ JOHT NlIfISn
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VIRGINIA AT Rne, holden n The Clerk ollie oitls
Superior Court Of Chanecry for the lynrhbfe DsttJ
tbe 5tb da, Of November, leaI. Benjamin " atkins,
PIT against james Scarce, John searee, Thonas
Scarce and George Scarce, Diets.
The defendant James Scarce not having entertc
his appearance ard security according 10 The act "a
Assembly and the rules Of tins court, and II appearing ~
satisfactory evidence thai he is not nlahitaui Of LiS
eountTy-lis ordered, that the said defendant doappe
here on the first day ST the term and answer Tie III
of the plaintiffs; and that copy o. this order be ioh
with inserted IN newspaper printed III me ie"h9s
Iyncburg, for to months successfully and posted Rs
the front door OF The courthouse in the sad town
IA Gov, -sTeste JOHN NlIIS.C
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The subscriber, who was appointed the agen,
forthe sale OF Potter sgenuine Vegetable Cathol-
icon, whilst al Philadelphia few weeks ago, has
on hand, and for sale, whole sale or retail al the
proprietors prices, 25s Bottles of the Catholi-
con. Howell DAVIES.
Dec a ifo1
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Nff's.'Nis.-sik D. MIN. ,.....
= spnfsof t9ult 81 Dhahears r. - - Nl. =. .
'rFss'.. ~ IN. ., 'e@hsr, ls-i. JoAa 10
-. eaafsi''ciher si4tk. sanss i.,i is'ef =
AfJB S ,ii.a' =. s' = a.iesii NJ,
80 49, ~ 'on ana .ifl4ne e.. H. : - s Afa-
e,I 'iai ne 1pt'Hs " conn, A5st., " -a.;f &c.
Ia "'s ~ estdiaH f1.,sf'. -
iseeft aud Han Acii-o,, .ss y, a.. y .litei Co.'S
ae aeifhdsnt John Hare not -. = = i'ts
ailaaraies aud Eisenseeuritg aesorlf 'a.. =
.aisa s a-a ne Is, g,t count a !, apre =.
II = ordered, thai Tie and A a.. -
I'm, ~ isst Jay eih'e nek' term SD s1 ~ -
% me pilinhi aad'hai e,py aftn. - l'e ~
IN, - I'm 'paprr printed u ib,
t g y" TWO mouth sHrccssl gry aii tt - sfh-
door gi ine courthouse IN the SAID low, ~ 'te4toI
81 copy-'fesie. I,,tf,,
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7HE,ANKS

OfaIl kinds for SAFE al '''''
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Dec 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-20

t"uunec q! The Senate he asked by tile Geusral
II Mr. Lacoek who had been his agent al Fort Scott,
WAS the OF The Senator Of that name! and on being
answered in lie affirmative, he further asked if he
might state n' Tho deponent answ cred, that, as a
fact he might dispose of it he pleased but that he
could not perceive any come xion between II and the
suoJect OF The report of the Committees and, having
boen told hat morning that suspicion was entertain
ed That Con Laccck had been partner in his Georgia
contract the deponent tooa that opportunity of assur-
ing Cen jackson that il wholly without foupda-
tom which the General admitted he was apprised of
and further the deponcnt saith not.
Sworn before me, this 9th day of March. 1870
JOSEPH EORREST'
The above IS the deposition Of ecn;len,o u bose
FS!"cy 80" 2"rcr oouhig aud !. proves cnrcius,yely
MA General Jackson d,J pub!isn IN relation to me
what nc knew, and had ackuow lodged TO Mr.. Orr
lew days before 10 be utterly false aud without foup-
| lion.
~ lew observations necessary in relation IN Mr.
iacoch, the younger. He went TO the Sou,h so,no
tune previous To the commencement of the Seminole
var an agent for the contractor was there Jurnr ts
continuance, and remained in the dschay 90 of his d,,
es seven or eight months after MS close on his retprn
meme ne called at the city of Washrg,on was recon
hended, rs he states, by Colonel Gibson with WHOM,
ne mao served IN the South and received the appoint
inen' oil MILITARY Storekeeper. This was rcsronsi
o'e situation. he was ordered TO Detroit where La
'Tcd Tor several years and until those officers wcp
oy law dispensed with; whep having closed and settled
n's accounts TO the satisfaction Of all concerned he
returned home the correctness of hls moral Ina hits an
impaired and hrs character, as believe, unlppaired
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mr. mos. u. Ha'hins.-This gentleman undertook
III e!'ef to t''e Editor of The Charlottesville Adyo-
Gaze 10 prop The character of Gen jackson. Who
WIZ prop that OF the Doctors' a correspondent in
Charlottesville GAYS: