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ed To The improvement Of her own soil, and The re-
paraun of her suffprlngs thus some SLOW aolement
is made for the horrors uI Praguethe massacres Of
Suwarrow, aud tyranny of Repnn. The Turk IS
the ancient enemy Of Poland, and the Bclhia will
feel the iances Of the Uhlars-'furkey may remain
passive the Northern frontier, and try TO over
whesn Greece; but will Russia look on in apathy !!
If Sultan Mahmoud imagine that he can chOuse the
field of combat, he will find himself mistaken. The
Russians will mask the fortress on the Danube, and
march directly on the capital, and Mahmoud may
have to fight for empire and existence under the
walls of Constantinope. Nor will the Ottoman be
suffered to make saughter-house Of Greece, now
that our troops are about to be withdrawn from Por
tuya We should not be surprised if, with the
consent of our Allies, a British force to the same
amount sent to clear the Morea OF any remnant
Of the barbarans, and secure Attica and the Pelo-
ponnesus against attack. The policy of such an
expedition must, however, be governed by circum
stances
MADRID, Feb. Io.--A band of IL men, armed,
and mounted, presented themselves the day before
yesterday, in the night. at the country house Of the
King, called ST. Ferdinand, and having seized on
the GOVERNOR his secretary. and his servants, and
having caused them to be shot, took their leave.
They have at last discovered the retreat Of the rob-
bers who infested the approaches to the capital.
They we're at Cavanilas. IA large village, 8 leagues
from hence. The Alcade, the Corregidor, and ma
ny notables, were the chiefs of the band They have
been all conducted to the prisons at Madrid. 81
The schooner Alsanna Southcomb arrived at baltimore,
in 10 days from ST. Jago de Cuba, boarded on the
10Th Instant off that port by Com Laborles squadron,
consisting ota "a gate and brig The squadron
just from tnracoa and was to proceed to Havana join
the spanish Of arrived there from Europe. This
movement occasioned by apprehension of the
rival of Com. Porter i'll the Asia, with other Mexican
sells OF war, the Ut Cuba, from Vera Cruz.
From the .9f',can Colony.-Capt. Philips, who
arrived at Norfolk Monday, in charge of the schr
4relas, Of Portland, from Cape Measurable, whence
she sailed Goth january, reports to the editors O
the Beacon that the Colony was in very thriving
state, and that they were daily extending their
mercial transactions,
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From the u. S. Gazette.
UNFORTUN ArE MOVEMENTS.

The 'Retrenchment' discussion, has proved one
Of the most unfortunate for the opposition that could
have been raised and but for love of seeing truth
triumphant, could find it in our heart to lament
with them their discontinue especially as it was
provoked by one who had not "tred his armour''
and who was seeking his own popularity rather than
the advancement Of his party's purposes.
The inquiries that have been agiated as to the
West Point Military Academy, while intended to
dscomft the present administration, cannot fail, if
pursued to bring odium. if any thing can do it,
upon one Of the most prominent members of the op-
position.
While Secretary Of War, Mr.. Calhoun was fond
Of having it asserted that ne the patron Of that
school he took all occasions of expressing himself
in its favour, and, il we are not much deceived il
will be louud that he attempted to buy golden opin
IONS Of men. in different sections OF the country by
yielding to solicitations for appointing cadets far be
yond the number contemplated and allowed BY the
several acts OF congress relating thereto; and
Mr. Barbour has all the inconyenen ce resulting iron
general supervision Of that school, without any o
the pleasures qualification that should result from
appointing from the list of applicants.
1t is thus with every charge that has been mad
against the present executive and we cannot thin
tina. the people Of this nation will suffer themselye
to be deluded by the selfish misrepresentation q
ambitious men who make business of personal pt
lilcs they must see that economy, and constar
eye towards the public good, have characterised III
present incumbent.
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TIE COM BINATION.

The charactes and motives Of the opposition a.,
not to be mistaken. 1t emanates from a combnat;nr
Of individuals, having for its object the grat6caou
Of cup'dlty or ambition and not the general GOOD
That such is the fact is proved by the declaration
in 1924 OF many OF the present most prominent ann
porters Of Gen. Jackson. Then they,avowed. r
the strongest terms their conviction of his total un
fitness for the station to which he aspires. Has C;en
Jackson changed since that perioda 1t is not nra
tended that he has and we reluctantly add our he.
lief, that this combination originated with the ci.
zens OF the sonh, and is chiefly sustained by the
sectional prejpdices there entertained, which ndncs
from that quarter an opposition to Northern Pres.
ident, however pure may be his motives, however
able wise and beneficial may be the measures which
he recommends.
Against such combination, whatever IMPOSING
names II may assume. we protest.
We believe that very great majority Of the nee.
pie Of this state have not yielded their assent to the
condemnation Of an administration whose measures
all admit to be wise and proper; nor have hey con.
scented to all in the elevation Of man to the nrps.
dency who has proved himself unfit to be trustee,
with the civil rights Of his fellow cilizeus
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se!,5 was present --He also expressed his earnest
ieslre that the balance of the money found in his
sands might be restored to its trueoWner.
There is nc longer any mystery about this affair
'ihe innocence of Redmond was already clear, but
the conduct of Ware seemed unaccountable. He
ms now himself gven the explanation and the clear
ness, consistency and circumstanality of the mar
rative he now gives, furnishes strong contrast to
the vague account given by him on the stand in the
trial ofRedmond.
We learn by the Newly ork Evening Post that in
the packet ship Birmingham, which sailed on Tues
day for Liverpool, Mr.. Sparks, the able and learn
ed Editor of the North American Review, was il
passenger. The object of Mr.. Sparks in visiting
Europe, is we understand, to collect certain papers,
and consult certain documents supposed to be OF
great interest and importance, either illustrative OF
the life and character of Washington or otherwise
connected with the history OF the United States
Some valuable documents relative to the history o
our country Immediately before the revolution,
expected to be found among the papers of those Of
fetal persons who owed their appointment to the
British government, and who retired to that country
at IN early part of the struggle. The correspon
,eence Of the British Generals may also be expectet
TO throw light upon the history OF the Revolutionary,
war and upon the movements OF our own armies
Mr. Sparks, We understand Intends to pass over Il
France before his return, for the purpose of col
iecna sncI historical materials may be obtain
ed in that country and To devote himself without ir
PERMISSION to the object of his voyage until his re
turn Important and valuable results may be ex
pected from his labols
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FROM THE NEw-ENGLAND FARMER.

r Scratches or SeletaderS il, Horses-I have been
induced to make public, through the medium Of your
useful pap", the results Of my own practice or ex-
perence, relating to Scratches, or selenders in
Horses
This disorder, or difficulty, is two well known to
all who own these noble animals, or deal in them,
lnedy supple. safe and certain, in all cases which
have come TO my knowledge, however inveterate 1t
is only to mix chae ieud and iaseedoa, in such pro-
portions as will render the application convenient ;
and have never known more than two, or three
applications necessary, completely to effect cure.
A FARMER.
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From the Baltimore american.

The stock Subscription bDoks Of the Baltimore
and susquehanaa Rail Road Company were finally
closed on Saturday when it appeared that the whole
number of shares subscribed in this city al me,
within fraction Of thirty four thousand. On Sat
urday alone, between twenty four and twenty five
thousand shares were taken. 1t is not yet ascer-
tanned what amount has been subscribed at York
The Charter of the Company authorizes but four
teen thousand shares by individual subscriptions. so
That without including tine York subscriptions there
is an excess Of twenty thousand shares subscribed
beyond the amount required.
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TENNESSEE.
From THE NATIONAL JOURNAL.

ftrequres some moral courage, after the efforts
rnade by the Tennessee Legislature to denounce all
opposition TO General jackson, for any man in the
State, holding public station, to declare himself so
eoppnsed. We perceive, however, that the Editor of
the Knoxville Inquirer has dared to be honest even
in the teeth OF danger, and has come out with de-
claratlon OF his intent to support the present Adj
ADMINISTRATION. This intrepid editor has supported
his declaration OF confidence in tr. Adams aud his
cabinet with good and sufficient reasons calmly and
peacefully put to the people of Tennessee and we
believe that many OF the public opinions there will
ia into the current OF Those of the editor, and that
that current will be swollen daily until the election
We will mt say. what has been said by others tina
two districts in Tennessee will elect Adams electors
but we will say that the strength of Mr. Adams in
shat State has been decidedly moderated. and tina
in the day of trial it will make itself known.
Jerman Baker, Treasurer Of Virginia, committe,
suicide BY strangHlaliou, March q.
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4 Mr. M.Duflie could apologize for his report hos.
tile to the protection Of home Industry on two or
three grounds. Without stating that his course Of
policy was one OF the main grounds Of the forma.
ton ofthe " Combination, !" he might plead the gen,
eral feeling on the subject in his own State--south
Carolina.
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k.34E .,,bstgile, ali sci privately iis ifHei
.,fsed in fsedfatd couats sitaatod 81 lie
= IN ana south forks Of a;ense Creek az. s Z
y,sia yos. leading from Lsachhnrg' 10 'ness.
q. Il miles west Of Liberty aud adtinihg
sam, gnfoid Il contains about i4'o aefes. o.
which $50 are aaeleared. The part "hics :
..nceared e.cept sery small portion d eyer
Lat tobacco land 0fthc cleared laed' i5u g.
,.,gs are low grounds o.the 6fa qaaihy, and me
r,fnaS,aer rernalkabl, Cue highland ms
one Of the best ifscIs 81 iaud IN The upper conn.
sfy. heing aell adapted TO the cultivation o. ~.
baeeo aud all kinds Of grain Il l,es tenis'k'h'y
well and IS very free from stone 81 hi''e'u
ue,ld sueke two very handsome bae's Ahi.b
shall be done. ifihose who wish 10 pn'l'ase
Nish il. Persons wishing 10 purchase may ap
DIV 80 the subscriber residing In the ne'5hoo,
hooa OF New London. OF 10 CAPT k9iatu. rest
aiee near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
January 3.
NJ Tie Editors Of the Enquirer vii fns''i
,ie .,,aye advertisement tl forbid aud i"f"atd
aheir bilI 20 this Office for payment
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I'm OCTOR \. Marlin, respectfully informs
-.al$ the public. through the medium Of thc
Snnuton Spectator. that he has established his
BATHS. On large aud extensive scale such as
the Alcdi aied Vaponr, Sulphur, and Sulphur
Napour Baths. They are so arranged as 10 have
no communication between the Ladirs' ana Gen
tlcmrns Departments After IereNmg the
bath, there are rooms prepared ~ the patients
TO ,ctire To, aud remain comfortable Until sufi-
cicntiv COL, to return TO then respective Board
mg Houses
The Baths are separated each is private
perfectly safe, and secure hom accidents aud
10 be regulated according to the patients disease
aud constitution. lie has used such baths for
the last two years, with incredible success
without injury or accident TO any one patient,
and with benefit TO manv These baths will he
in inll operations by the fifteenth of April All
persons fishing 10 avail themselves Of their un-
dcnlahly salutary effects on the human system,
ave advised To come 10 Stauuton, rs soon as pos
s,ble, that they NAV have time 10 cleanse the
system before using them. The general opm
ION is thai the Alcdicated Napour baths are al
ways prepared in the same way for every dis
eaSc.-H lie hogs leave TO rccilty this erroneous
belief; the Napour isprepaied to sui the disease
and constitution Of each paiicnt, -obserNa alton
experience, and facts have proved to him. toi
many years, how necessary il Is 10 cleanse the
system by medicine, before aud during the use
Of the above mentioned Baths, and of mineral
Baths IN general.
Having furnishedshi msefwth CarIyall. for
the express purpose Of conveying his Patients
TO the Steam Baths, and after having sufficiently
cooled, from thence TO their respective Bo1rd
ing Houses, he takes this method OF informing
his patients il general, and particularly those
who are DESTROYS of making the expense as mod
crate possible that they need not 90 TO the IA
pense of any vehicle whatever, as the one above
mentioned viii be kept for no other purpose
but for the object as already stated.
Stanton, March %. 3w1l
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March

r AND For SALE.-By virtue of a deed of
u trust. executed 10 james {. Steptoe s. the
subscriber. by joel LcfiH ,ch, on the day ot
ls26. and daily recorded in the clerks office
ofthe county court of Bedford ! shall, on
Thursday the olih day of April next. il fair, #
not theneu far day thereafter, Sundays ex-
cepted, for certain purposes IN said deed ex-
pressed, proceed to sell on the premises, tract
or parcel Of land, containing four hundred and
sixty eve acres, lying IN the county OF Bedford,
on the waters OF Enoch's Creek, adjoining the
lands of Crcnshaw, and others attached 10 this
land is a quantity of excellent bottom, suited to
The culture 81 tobacco The terms Of sale nc
coinmodatiog, aud made known on the day
Acting as surviving trustee, will convey the ii.
lie vested in me hY said deed, and none DINER
lie title is believed 10 he good.
WA. LEFTWICH,
Surviving trustee.
March 81 4w50
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1OCIGE.--All persons Interested, are
y hereby informed, that the undersigned
have transferred 10 Chiswell Dabuey Of Am
berst al tie debts. and effects due o. belong
ing to tic late firm OF Gait Bullock & Go Ion
thr purpose Of collection, aud sale IN order fl
nally to close the business OF said concerns
I'll persons indebted TO said firm are hereby d.
rected aud required to make payment 10 the
SAID Dabucy, as he alone IS authorised TO coilec
the debts due 10 sud firm.
JOHN BULLOCK.
JAMES BULLOCK,
JOHN ALLAN, Ex'ts Of VIM.
WM CALF. Gait, decd.
April 3 Sw5l
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2 virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to the
n y subscriber BY Wn. 0wnby, bearing date
the 10th day of April, ls23, and recorded in the
county count OF Bedford. We shall proceed TO sell,
at Bedford Courthouse for cash. on Thursday
the l7th day of April next. being the 9TH day OF
Bedford Superior Court, the following Slaves &
their increase since the date Of the SAID deed,
10 WI Fanny, Anna, kdy, Louis, Paulina,
Claiborne. DaVy aud Phillis ;-orso much there
OF as will be sufficient TO fulfil the purposes Of
sad dec. aching AS trustee, | shall convey
only such title as is vested in me 10y the deed
NM. LEFTWICH
April g. tds52.
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UNJUST SALE.--By virtue ola deed oftfusi
executed 10 US by i,eorge Markham, bear
ny date the 23d day ofJanoafy. 1922. aud re-
.orfed ~ the clerk office Of Amherst county
for purposes tbeirln mentioned. we shall pro
coed on the 24,h day OF April next, il fair. II
not. the aesi lair day, at the residence Of said
Markham, 10 sell to the highest bidder, nj pub
lac auction, for cash tie following Slaves, viz !.
John Peter. Jesse. Rob, Abraham. Snekey, An
M. Matt. Hampshirc Abraham aud kanpoph.
and the increase thu females, If any. Should
I'm sale moi he completed IN one dat. IT will
continue irnm day 10 day ioi that purpose
Actine ~ trustees we shall convey only tie tile
vested nus. JAMES :. plLLAKD. Trus-
WI. NJ. KlNEs, tees.
March 81 fdsls
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Lynchburs Livery Stable.
Ian %

~ WILL. sell from 3(9to 900 acres of uucleaI-
- cd land, iyng IN Bedford county, three
quarters of mic from New London Academy
and thifi,eu nom Lynchburg L Is we'll adapt.
ed 10 the culture OF Tobacco md the dif,erent
kind % gain usually cultivated IA the neighbor
hood Is wei watcled aud lies bctt,r tlian any
tract Hs size IA this part OF tie country II is
50 situated as to be eotitcly exempted from da.
mage 10y heavy f3lns or high water The terms
Hi!l he very accommodating say one two
and thi,c years upon a small payment ia hand.
Erpnire Of the subscriber, one mde and half
south ot New London. ALEN. AUSTIN.
jln. IL 80
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saekg EDWARD nAf1as -1,te srf.se,
IL ihat. 90 Thursday tie Gfs' day Of hay
-T.I mi pfererd 10 take tie deposii'ons 81
! ha Harris. .Capl.) and others. at John w
naais Mil, "a ne county of Nelson anh state
II Virginia; a. # the dispositions should moi tie
completed on thai DAY, shah continue 10 take
Them ffon dey 10 day und completed, "hieh
dispositions are ihiendf d 10 be fe#d as evidence
on the ttial Of suit now depending ~ the Snpe-
rior Court OF Cbaneery for the Lsochhnfg DIS.
,,,rt IN said STATE wherein am plant q aud you
aud others are d. PENDANTS. Yours, &c &c.
WILLIAM b. HARRIS.
March ~ WI
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AfOTFCE.-Al persons concerned are
v hereby informed thai the undeslgned have
transferred to Cbiswtll Dabury OF Amherst all
90" debts, and effects due beIongins 10 The late
6tm ofGalt & Bullock, ior the purpose Of coflec-
uon D. sale 10 order 10 the fual settlement OF tue
business Of .sid eoncen-ail persons indrbtel TO
said firm are hereby directed and required 10
make pay n,ent 10 HE said Dabney, as he alone
is authorized eollefl the dehts due to the said
firm. JOIN BULLOA X,
JOHN ALLAN, }r,,,.ofwc.,,doc
WI. GAIT, Ia 'so' " "''' ''''
April 3. sw5i
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30 Tsitinr sfh deed eftE,,si szslnted 10 g..
- sabserlher by William 01aby, bearing
date The 2s,i day Of July, 1921, and recorded IN
the county curt OF Bedford, foe purposes
therein specified, We shall proceed TO sell. NJ Ii.
betty. Bedford Courthouse, TO the highest bid
der, for cash, on Thursday the 18th OF April
next, being the 9TH day of Bedford Superior
Court, the following Slaves 10 wit Sam, Eve,
Fanny, Sarah. Mary and Charlotte, with their
increase from The date OF said deed. Such title
only as is vested in Us by the deed aforesaid
will be gwen To the purchaser.
LODONlCK M'DANlEL, 1r.
PLEASANT NJ. GoGGIN. i'''''e'
April g.
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April g.

OTEG E.-ln pursuance oil an order OF
y &c county court oil Campbell entered mp
At the las, March Term, in the case ofPerkIns vs..
Oeiesby. the undersigned, Commissioner APP
pointed for that purpose, will. on riday, the
I1th INST before the Market house, in the town
of Lyoeh1urg. proceed to sell, TO TIE highest
bidd,t NEGRO MAJ. uaped Charles, the
property of panlel OgI.shy. Camies is Il good
coarse Shoemaker, and thought BY those VINO
know linn well 10 br very sahabc The sale
will be made ona credit 10 the II day Of .Ianu-
ort. is2y-the purchaser 10 giye negotiable
uote vld an approved eudot,ef.
MAURICE II. GARLAND,
Anal 3. 3l5l Commissioner
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a.. lnhn ID. Irauhari,

yvysli.L heneeforth tonhne Us practice 10 The
w County aud Superior Court OF tamp-
bel The Superior Court Of Bedford, hnd me
Courts holden IA LYncilrg. including Tue
Count Of ChEnorry He may be at an l'hes
found At his office opposite the Franklin lio''l,
except while attending some OF the "i"'esalu
rapfts He tenders his services particularly 10
rersant aia distance from Lynchburg, who
have business in the Superior Court OF Chance
hs,e tl45 March, -.
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lEi0R RENT the Manufacturing Mil, com.
* monty known as the Amherst Oh Calls
Mill. IN the county of Amherst on lanes River
distant from this place aboui 10 miles. II was
thoroughly repaired last summer. & runs three
pair of Burr and one pair Eusopus Mill Stones.
attached 10 the Mill, IS an excellent Dwelling
house, With the necessary houses for the AZ.
commodation 81 a fdmy--and also with Of y.
Cres OF land. There is likewise saw mill .,
The premises. Few country mills possess the
advantages thai are found Al this; boats NAV
load and unload at the mill. at all seasons
Possession wilibe given the FIRST day of An,il
next Fortsrnis apply TO G. aud 4 Warwick,
Richmond, OF to JOHN NJ. WARWICK.
Feb. 7. ts35
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"A by ELL iSEAlENT The subscriber has
~. removed from The Brick 10 the White
Tenement at Amherst c. House, aud ut the
latter piara he viii continue his Tavern. lie
ainrcrely thanks his friends and The public for
The patronage heretofore extended 10 hnn aud
he -olicils tie continuance ct their taeuurs-
lie lfledges hi unremlttIng attention TO his
business, and trusts his guests will be smisl.
ed with his Table and his House.--rhe fene.
menl he occupies hrs been thoroughly
repaired, and is well adaned TO Tavern.
JOHN FRANKLIN.
Jan Is. ts32
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II EMuEL JOHNSON will take notice that |
IA shall on the Both day of next month, A
mil nj the Cincinnati Hotel in Cincinnati, State
nf Ohio, proceed 10 take the deposition OF MI
liam Butler, to be read as evidence in sun nov
depending IN the county court OF campbell,
on the cbancery side thereof, wherein am
plaintiff and thou art defendant.
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Cd month Gath Niw49
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YrloR sALEa likely family Of Negroes, con
sisung of Woman and five children q
bows and girIs The woman is about - years
Of age. aud two oCthe children now capable OF
service. Terms, one and two years eredh-~Ap-
nv Ia the Editors fs42 March 3.