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Delaware journal., 1828-02-29

much like Il beg his pardon for The comrariaef. h
conduct oI certain title insect that is sad 10 NJ
proach you will, song the burthen oiwhich + ..,.
s1n, consin cousin, and when he has rot what A.
wants Of you, flies away crying no hsn. no KIN.
| would sign myself after the fashion set u.s. ca
original .adums man, but think it looks too rnur,
like putting on livery and we have lately re.
ceived great deal of new light this subject,
sign CLoDHOPPER.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-29
Boston Fe5ruary 90.
ADMINISTRATION RESOLVES

ADMINS IhH IUN KESULV ES.
The following resolutions yesterday passed the
House OF Representatives after discussion, by vote
OF 225 TO 25.
Resotved As the sense Of the House of Repre-
sentatlvcs, that approve the official conduct OF
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, President of the Unit.
ed States, and that we feel deep and increasing in
terest in his reelection to that high Office, which
Delaware journal., 1828-02-29

y Of the House TO consider the report OF the Sc
.r,t Conmiitea as most important-and we con
.rtulae the country upon tins evidence OF the good
feelings of Virginia towards the maintenance of the
unon, and the declension OF the Hotspur party
b in the language of Georgia, ready to dissolve
the Unlon unles their particular construction OF the
Constitution prevail.
Delaware journal., 1828-02-29
For THE DELAWARE Journal,

Mr.. Printer,
| really was amazed to see the number
of extracts from the Delaware Gazette, published
in the misunderstanding p'or Halker's real and un
buu Int opinions Of General Jackson-that man whom
he now So zeauus, supports for the Presidency. |
don't wonder that he is named the Prostitute. His
opinions Of Mr. Calhoun. his present candidate for
the Vice Presidency. by no means so bad. An
ud number of the Delaware Gazette Of lS24, con
cain, the following very friendly sentiments respect
my m--not at all comparable to his sentiments re-
s.ecting the General. | hope Col. Clement will
publish these opinions of Sammy respecting Jackson
aud Calhoun, for the benefit of the people.
SAMMY'S OPINION OF CALHOUN.
From, the DetamDre Gazette.
"1 That under the false show of extraordinary de
votion to the people, he Calhoun would embrace the
first opportunity which might present itself, to vio-
ioe their rights and his duty. toproote his oacn
teresi.'
/ @ A man of the "most disgusting vanity and ego.
ti,m that can be magned.'
. B. - We have long had doubts respecting Mr..
{ aihuun''-- are now 'sconvinced that our sus
plcons are just"
i A. "He Calhoun endeavors to advance his own
interest principally. under the pretence of dsinter-
este,iness and extraordinary patrlotssm."
$. . The cry of the people, in his mouth. but
willing to sacrifice their dearest interest for has oapn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
Delaware journal., 1828-02-29
FoR THE DELAWARE JOURNAL
TO FABRICIUS.

What PHllO 4 lm0eOn mas Wlltleii, anu 70 ho"
writing, was and is without the knowledge OF limo
leon! He will take care of himself, IN his own time
and manner. -
Ii does not appear to have been the object OF II
moleon merely 10 show that Louis NJ Lane was once
decidedly opposed TO Gen. Jackson. That TACT is
notorious. II is known to you; TO the Editor oil the
Patriot to the Editor Of the Gazette ; and 10 ma
ny individuals in and out of the Borough OF Whining
lton. Lou.s MLane was decidedly hostile to Gen.
Jackson on the ground of his unhness Tor the Office
of president, and the proof ls unquesonabe and
abundant. ou, yourself, know II, anu CANNOT ue-
ny IT.
The charge, therefore, of Timoleon, that Louis
lM'Lane was the author of the following sentlnent.
in connexion with hecrcumstances, is not extraor-
dlnarv nor at all Incredible viz. 0H"" 1t Is pre-
sumed however, that the Federasts OF Delaware,
in selecting chief magistrate for tins great Repub-
lie. will deem VIRTUE and MORALITY necessary
ingredients in his character. They will not elevate
to that distinguished place military desPot who de-
iherately believes he has authority to hang distln-
guished citizens of the United States, under militia
Try law applicable only TO foreigners, and zrho has
, actually shot sr militia men Of the United States
1GithoM trial"
; Timoleon has charged Louis M'Lane with being
the author of the Address to the Legislature, from
which the above is short extract. What he may
say in addition to what he has stated on this subject,
II know not. But say, from lhe known hostlHty oi
Louis NJ Lane 10 Gen. jackson, and all the clrcum-
stances connected with those Addresses, that the III
ference is not extraordinary, nor incredible, that
: Louis Nj Lane the author OF them
1t is fact that the Editor Of the Gazette called
the attention Of the public 10 these Addresses at the
: time other publication.
: 1t is fact that the Editor of the Gazette was SC
Y hostile to Gen jackson about that period, that he haf
= an insuperable objection to him., in consequence
q Of lis hasty temper and violent passions pro
E nonncne his greatest Recommendation 10 be
g disregard 70 law. justice, and propnety.
! II is tact that months have expired, ance TN
: Editor the Gazette has beenreuuested, he cou'
q III truth To- deny ha! Louis NJ LaAc was the author
ti.osc Addresses.
It is a fact, that the Editor of the Gazette neYe
e ~ denied that Louis NJ Lane the author c
e them.
Under these circumstances, Mr.. Fabriciue, 20
must the public. II they make up the
= minds without one additional word from inoieoI
Why -Sir--supposng Tinoeon to be wrong
it will avail Louis NJ Lane nothing, the score
Inconsistency. lfyon are his friend, don't touch 0
such a tender subject You should have treated !
rs the Gazette man treats his old opinions Of II
te Gcaerul. Be slent--he silcn--ihe least said
Ig- soonest mened lfa cou nsellor can take advice
IN well as give it, take this from sFectaor--rom
IL PiIlLO TIMOLEON.
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y s1Ief-Bg rislus - RI gflaa isa-
II 1s d14e Ne day q ati reeg.fsd
~ nree-.s ogiee ofRe Is5lfg IF Caasbf{t ~.
eruRcig 'aety .ire.ila5d H. jes. a. azs,fs
ts1ls- J sbaa on o~ai1rfay tie - ~ tffstraa.
- HtJta ~ o. late rssiae'rs ejH.e .aia B5Hlae.
eel = f'9la aalfna Igr cash a Mgr HoH.a7t,
Az9Y aad n u.esfi4e sinee he d4icgI soaidlei.
II bos afca t4.uotcd tba He.e ar, cyai.r,sg
sAatHsf dtse iates. Ias salac4ber, 10 ,f.e i1
u3ffpiaklns as aur1. requests thai M riainnrB
ataie s50fta tte uqf1rf ofHsirr hatms 10 I'm on
he dry 81 sait, "a order Hai he may d~e'.turrae
up57 ffe c9arse h uH pHos2t. fron the tuge.
is3Le ofihe tr3aiee ne 5fheees the hNe 10 b good.
bHf he riH oaiy eUureg such iHle as u rested IN
Inn as such. Hm.E HiLLisIIR,
Jun 40. ffz27 Trustee.
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ANg0liCE By virtue of ADDED OF trust exc
IA entcd 10 the subscriber by solomon Ritch-
H. brailns dat the sth day Of April 1922. aud
recorded ia the clerks office ct Amherst. for GER
iain purposes therein mentioned, lshall proceed
II sell, 10 the highest bidder. for cash. on the lst
day of February, 1872, at the house OF james
Ira" lord, IN me county ct Amherst, if fair, If
not the next far day thereafter, one tract or
parcel al land. containing one hundred acres,
and itloe on the waters OF Pedlar river. IN the
county OF Amherst, aud is the same now occ,.
ped by the said Ritchie. all persons wishing 20
bay Will apply to John Burks for the particulars
10 relation 10 tue land, aud the subscriber will
convey such lite onlg as is vested in hun by viz.
tue oisaid decd.
SAML. Il. DAVIES, Trustee.
Jan. %. ,dg9I
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sp-A ffa-s7 eAJE--- Saturday,
-, et1 9rt afils iaa t
.a M Hfaak 70 ffasa iHsrr -
sS15 = 6pias aaa1a ~ raF. re
~. sfa l5f .ag : 70 Aisraaif b.sft-
Is58. 4#.eiuiae - ,e her ftn.h ~ 'Hb#fbs
OF. rf5aIes = Hs #aH6 HHe ea. ttrt ft
Il ssI5. 3r ra.t a. ~ said By.7afs'as Haass
bsI5-.fh Hlf IN ifraftrraf ertr9 7fft7ptan
clsas.tYt otfs5rr fta,lT Ed 81 tsads MI
~ IT,. fiHar Has..tn Dining JabIfs. faTDt
orr ~ en- Ha94a Cl1ek mud so9s .oH' Bai-
NJ 8'r.as iatle. ar 8ozsa II Ism CHAIR oar
-t.sf, ss. aas rfarp Cupboard. f7a ioghtpe
G4l o. Mahogany Barfaf. one H7i9f besF-
or nazstrr falf.. one gi Tea AMI eft f'tb'-
,s an, Ir.es Ir9a kdilf. one apai corner up,
L,a.3 or s.Iley Lelis. SIR Siirer f1bte Spoons,
s, Teaao So. " 100 ff3.0ua 10 eaHt1erair.
IN alers sat NIL b# r6ie IN phSHlo1lce ofn
s1i5 df4fr1s5f.Itg ae saii EadgiaHd 10 me
r.Rl -.#f al4. ~ m 81 dry Of Nof'wber, 1920,
IN III. tsa,eH ata5e ia'. nm d iie1ardg lump
ffaS -. aas uaf goeri N thu rt9kf ofIef NJ
k6s Ihaiincz tourI o. ibf corperai1on u Lynch
burg Id5s no Trustees M uiH only rum y
.a-b HRs IN h jnperig ne The dfrf dlofszad
rests ~ -. = & n H. GARLAND.
Ian n Hs27 Trustees.
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ufsas aletf,ri ~ ,sll aasa'eig his "'
.iaaa,l IN bcd5su counts siiaaed al or
-,a,ts and south Hof az S.aase tlc'k. and
,arse fatI j. aitng llum lyne burg 10 fn'ss
re-. - mlles ntst e lahcr5. mud 'alHi''nE
.<sut. Gastrd u contains alaai ~ aetrf,o
shfsa sou are meleared. he psut Nhfch 4
.nneeared. except a .ety sraH H9i'.pt.. is sfcei
ienf tobacco ianI q Tn cleared land. ~ a
.ic. are las grounds ~ lie T. quality, sad IT,
r,ma4ndet rrmaftsi1f fne Inland ihts Il
On, af the ac.f Iraris 81 lael the upper coua
~ lriu4 cll si,niad To SD eulhsai'oa 81 10
bs,. a. ] All / fsl, at rain E liesiemafk''lt
v AID - yes ifsa rom - u dlfdte II
Rosa MAXI tn YES landsaH' tart. Niiei
shall s. tome. Il thase vino afa IA paa riasf
wlsln Persons ]wislBae 10 i~pfca3s' usR ~.
n4s thr subscriber residing d" H. reisho"l
hood n Aew Louian, 81 TO Sapt bs..ta. rest
ara 49, the ifact. WILLIAM iI\tNE.
Januats 3, 80
t. rla Editors IF the Enquirer viii inoefl
the above advertisement III iotb'd, aud ioi "aid
ihca bilttliis oaica for payment.
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Ian i. s3o
NtrihGiNlA-aI a superior Couf1"i Chan
4 CRY, holden At the own OF Lyhctbnfg
on the 18Th Of Oct. 1877.
GtielG Perkins, administrator OF Edmund
Mitchell. deed PIN.
AGAINST
Cornelius Payne. sdm'or Of Gideon Mitch
Ell. deed Chrislopcr Anthony, John NJ. aor-
don, Abner Mitchell, and William N Rich
ardson defts.
The defendant William NJ. Richardson, who
Is sul o. this country, aud a AUST whom the
plaintiffs npnear 10 have proceeded ~ the
mode prescribed BY laW, against absent dc
Pendants. still failing 10 appear and answer, or
the motion of the plaintiff by counsel, the
court doth take hi. till for confessed As 10
thai defendant, and the cause coming on 10
br heard On the bill, answer al tie defendant
John NJ. Gordon, The deCretal order OF The
seventh OF November, one Thousand eight
hundred and twenty three, and the ieuth ol
June, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty
SIX, which appear 10 have been duly serYrd
upon the defendants Cornelius Payne aud
Christopher ANTHONY, and The sti pana awar.
dej ia this eause, on the twelfth day of Au-
gust, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty
SIX, which apprafs to hive been duiv served
upon the defendant Abner Mitchell, was ar
COED by counsel on consideration whereof
tie court doth order TINT one OF its Commits
sioners doth take an account Of the admins
tf4tion oftte ittenAan3 Cornelius Payne up
On The estate OF his Ialastair, and make re
port Thereof n the court, With any matters
specially stated, lhought pertinent by him
self, o rrrQuifed hy tn parties Ia be- 50 stated
and by consent oi the parties ny their coun-.
sci, ieaYf IS given the defentaut to ME hisan-
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Fall and Inter Goods.


EEAFE st received, nom New iofk and
IA Philad@lphla, their Fail aud Winter
6oOds, consisting IN part, OF the following
oaperfne Blue, Black, Owe, Clufct, Drab,
End Steel Nli1l Cloths
Blue, Black, Drab and Mkt Cassimeres
| Piece Snpcriue SIugie Milled Black Gas
siuiere Tor vests
Blue, Mix, Steel Mkt aud Cloth Cassinets
Fine and auprrGne Blue Foliece Cloths
White, It,d, Green, Yellow D. Blue Flanucls
| Piece White swan skin Fiannelto Or D,aJoen5
Rose and POINT B!snkclzsuIn1or qndlity
Blue and Dfab Pipins, Green Baizcs, Lind
seys, kcrseys, Gaady / sous Aapt Cot
t0us, and Other negro clothing
Plaid and Gauntlet Cloaks, very heavy aud
good, us1sIowH, IoIlenet, Valencia end
NcrsaIlle, plstings, silk yestinBs, plain
and figured
Black S,lk, o Black and Green Tabby Velvet
bleok Italian L0lestf,nPs
Smith Striped, Nouruinz, fig'd Gros dc Nap,
Sursnrt aud Sensliaw silks
FaueN Cord sad fig'd Gros de Nap Silks
Plain sreon, White, Blue Hnd Pink Sarsuets
rlaia Black, White and faucy Cold satihs
Colices assorjed-l I'll Linen5, Lawns, Din.
pers, md Linen Camur.c,
Flain Black CAUTION Grapes
Mandariue Robes, assorted coiors
Black, White aud Gree Italian Grapes and
tr,ne Is.p
A. toil IrI,i. ann Fir 8ook. sui.4 and
l,Y,. Mn E,.
III aad 6-I-laalbfies aud J~sao7et }1usiirs.
.....#.a
f,.,,= IL, pI,;ps .,a c-5.a.
p5,. - tr.s#. ,u.,f#5.
= ~. ~ 1t,s .nl F.. =.s;more sh.,rl.
f,.ha.r. ii, ,.,o mi Faacv ,lk uki.
p..na,J Pill ane,besef, ,.,rttJ crl,rs
,.t.,aH.3
l.,,Gss ElsrL and lea5 coi'l Nor.t.d Hose
G.,i - e.,man s.l H.. ,a,b.s,,at
md u.r.t.5 il,.. and Hpu Gn.. a.=urtfa#
caf.,s
Il, l.,,ar IIars..l;c Eid md lind
VI i -, efn,.s .5g,r,.J coI,.r
/ .L,.. aoa M,ssas1 On ly6,te 80 6I,yos
Ga",Is,'an WonJ.'ncI 9.,,.r EncI I'm.
ua,tnsIin TIA I.,IL.r ODD uiufd
W...ilo,. Ei,aas
IT. sna Caotlono,,s u6i,o md RloeL
I,It CO. AMI H.
aa,ts.na' So a,,d Elag Sai uLCs
RI,oI I.f,,n ani C,,,on ,,,u,r l,roa civ.
r5r,,1 st,l RaaLinoI, Isccs .nd LJsi,oe
PIN H,L,a.,t f,, Vii
-, ga,.. =, r.,If.o,,ous
g.,,a,'. -,'l Tn.L a,.I liI. Cd.
9ra,,., -, .Tnal a,.t ia. ,a,5I.
l,.'..2 H., vi, Sill 49,, p.srI pod
5 '' 49,
- 80. ca ra,,.a 4l......
- ~ - :, go.
a., u,'t".s '''
ri -, .,a mod
p 49, go, - -, ,,ho.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

IPNkAFlS on Boston. Providence, New-York
49, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City,
and Richmond, Va, tor sale in sums to suit pur-
eaaSers. At q small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of 5. Il NJ. ALLEN X CO.
LYnchbure. y here all kinds Of uncufrent money
Is taken at the lowest rates of discount
,bdy lC Is
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SlNnle \ tancy Goods,

IN the haasc owned ty Alr. Afcufbsld Robert
son, aud Immediately opposite thf fnsi aiIcc.
His Goods are al the latest impurtttiuHs, and
great Mains huys been 5tstnwcd IN selecting
me latest style ot patterns. He sollolf> fhaae
Nhu muy wish 10 purchase 20 call 6hi view
ht, souds anu judge tor iiiemselyes lie
1atfrr- himself tIal ~ pvinf OF. cGeapness,
quality and sl4ir, they Mil not be surpassed
h, any ia thr state. A the sea.uH Is vef}
far advanced. he would ar1iculuIty solicit
Hose Who mas want Broad Cloths aude"tfse
Woolle1s, To- take a look nj his, rs he will
sell them at = tery smoH adrn1ce.
HIS took CONSISTS III part OF the following ar
%ticlrs, va
SuperGne plur aud black vest Of England
Cloths and C%hasimeres
Steel Mkt O~ltczCitron. BroWn-Oliye aud o
Their lane, coid cloths
Drnh, white aud iaucS cold Cashmere
Black and white C]assImeres Tor vests, lsuPe-
rior Goods)
Double millcd Dab and waterproof Cloths
Scarlet. red, green, spolted aud white tlan-
ieis
Casslnclts, some Of which very superior
kcrstys. Linseys risius and Forest cloths
Rose and POM Btanhe1s, l5est)
Iariau and Circassiau Piald5
rlald Clnaks
BuubHzeitcs. assorted
Trench aud English Komhuziues
Black aud slate cold Wor,trd Hoe
Cotton and silk do Gargc as5ortment)
Nctino and Cashmere shawl,
A iargc mud eleeant assortment at Mcrino,
Cashmere, Six and Gaa2c Hkis
Gros he Nnplrs silk, plain, fR'd aud water'd,
French gray a~h,s OF roses, brown, and
u great variety OF the most fashionable
cu{urs
Best black tfnhaa Luleslrings, senehavs,
sarsnr's. ~atns, Lepanlues, Florencrs
aud black Nodr
Erst Nankcan and Canton Grapes
Black ard brown satin, an cle CANT article
for Ladies dresses
Black, white and pink Sattins
PLAN Bnbhioeft, and
Black Bnbbmgu Laoe Wells, IA most fashion
able %artirie
IN elegant assortment Of Rihhous
Bell aud Sash 90
Ladic', aud Geu1emcn's SILK Hose we'll rs.
do do Silk Glove,
do do horse sAin, kid, bea.
yer and worsied do
silk Borrege
Piping aud Gimrs, daiey and frog Buttons,
aud sd,er Trimmings
silk aud krirul Y~ra'ia.s
Best blaeh silk Velvet, and some fancy co
Tors
Comraay riags and (eacy ak Udkf'.
silk Umhrcllas, somr oil the largest Size and
trg3 bet qualify
tortoise sltell Cumbs, n8soritd
superior black Lasting aud iircas5ians
i.tee Capes
B htiaeii and Thread Lsces aud Eleings
Roaes, aouaeed aud elegantly Horaed
Cambria Mn,lirs
SWISS Muslin, PLAIN aud hg.d
Rock 1a do do
hII' Nusins
q ,e5 street and other fancy CrayatsJ
Black Sill do
IYsn Lineus. Lawns aud Sheeuug3
knssia Sheriings
Stack and broNu Holland
tlath ShaNls
Bed Ticking
spun Cel'un
'arpetine aud Green Ba'1c for haor clio rs
Grape Leese aud Grape Leoso Trimmings
In sfrtiug
bmity
ino Pieces Calicos we'll assorted
Furniture Prints do
Diaper Table Cloths
Bird eye Diaper
Furniture do
MarsRttrs Quits
SILK aud Iabby Velvets, assorted
German md Scotch O~snabafgs
Fur aud Wood Has good assortmeat)
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znHE srb,cfI.cr will opco a scaoolm Lynch
~ burg on Monday. the fourth II t%cbru'1g
next. IN glch viii ne taa. II tie usual branches
ofan ustsl Lugts education. AID fhc L4tu d
ere hliurpaees felms-inr the Enaisiss"utse
ten 1olags. tor dc iado ADD & eos IA u doi.
las per sc son Off, months. pay IN All
vance. + ,hattoIe und qnaidc .rns ,cief-
encr may ar had tot Rev. n IL Cobbs Of the
Vow Luuilon Academy. WILL NARD,
De- ri Is
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New Books, &C.

mHARLES 4 WtTHfRS has Just %receiv.
~ ed a few copies Of the following new
Books, viz
tbiity's B~iackstone,2 vols.
Henry Maddock's Cbancery, . vols.
The Electric and General Dispensatory
| volume.
Bichrts Pathological Anatomy, | vol,
Northern Regions or Uncle Richards Re
Iation Of Capt Parry's Voyages, tor the dis
covrry 0f \ North West Passage, aud Frank
lin and Cochreae's over hand journeys to
other Pdrts Of the world, ! yol.
Father Clement. 4 Roman Catholic Story.
BY the Author Of Prole- ion not Principle.
The Decision, ". &c. | vol.
Together with London Black and Red Ink
Powder Crayon Pencli QoiIis Copy
Plates Pjayiug Cards lax Stands Pocket
Books, Paint Boxes and Brushes ; Rcd and
Black s]ealing Max: Patent Lamps, &c. &c.
III of which he will sell OF rery mod rate
term. Dee 81.
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Yh9 uNAWAY, on the 9th Of JANUARY, from
- the subscriber, living in Buckingham, a
negro man, OF heht complexion, named Harry.
between 80 aud 81 years Of age, weighs about
$50 or 29t, nearly sly feet high. well formed,
and heshy. iks clofhing was ,ers indtlereat.
aud reed not be described, with the excepIlon OF
a wiiitc hat. he was fornegir The property OF
Mr. Aelson Clax'on Of Campbell county. /
purchased bun al = shenH7s sale last November
court. lie was scca in Thu place on Friday
night last, where II IS possible he may still be
concealed, as he has connections residing here
: have reason to believe that, #, he is not ap.
pretended speedily IN this cnunty, he wit make
bis escape 10 West Tennessee. and, if he Ees
go, that lie will cress at Ross Ferry on Aois-
tein RIger.-Ifihe above negro should be taken
IN buckingham county, | sitigiye ten dollars,
bnt Il oUt fthe county twenty dollars reward
tor his apprehension.
ABSALoM STEVENS.
Rockingham. Jan. II ts2S
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: ,.ht II -AlE.-By s4tiue afa dtei r nu-t
executed to tie subscriber by Solomon
iudsey, lar the porposs Of securing 20 James
Miller p eeftaia d,Ht therein MENTIONED, | snail.
On the lon DR. OF lie present month fteb }
proceed 10 self by way Of publie auction On the
premises. 81 certain iIact OF parcel u iauI, "
me- IN he s1uniy Of Campbell, dJlIniag the
iands Of Jno Hays and otfefs. containing tso
bundled acres mole o. les tins land lies with
~ fourteen miles ~ Lyuctburg o t"o Of Camp
bell - 'rt mouse. on the main read leldDg from
L,nedDuIa acf oss Pauuds leffg On stauntoi ~
", this . a g5aasland iar pubic business, AID
TIC land ts3rt all .ood. and considered Yaiua.
bc-Icfus made known ON tn d. Of sale. |
81 ~ uniy ronvtg such tile a. sY,sleI Zane by
said dero. bat Wul say fue tile j. 9ry ond DIS
puto REESE BHYANI, Trustee.
Ja4 p 33l
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hLnrs Plongh Nannfaetarn.

IgpfhbpVg FI0Hgb Ha1uJattofY'
znIIi. snhsrrihers respectfully inform i'etr
Il friends aud the public, t~Iatthey have com
meafsd the above business. on tho cross street
leading ham thr Market 60 'hr Bridge, where
ihos iniena kceRine constantly ON baud, n gen.
sral assortment at Piougls. Of the ltiest aud
mos spplpvcd PATTERNS uow ~ use among
tl,enl i,iae late arf owed Ali side Plough. all Of
s,af,h vii be warranted IA workmanship and
pelfarnanrr. to ~ e4nai 10 aee pow n ~
lawn. been ]rnaogai several yea's ii tie above
bn.lios,. fbes are confident Of rendering gene
al satisfaction "a the execution of their work.
4 fharc ~ puoJie patronage IS solicited. figugIs
Immediately repaired
IAhkFoRD NEDDEB.
Me-. 10. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

mss REWARD -Abscondcd from the
D~sy plantation OF the subscriber IN Gull
ford county, North Carolina. a n gro man
named DICK. on The 10Th December last. Dick
IL about - OF IS years old, about 3 teet : or 10
iuchss nigh, ola yellow complexion an excel
lent Blacksmith, aud Cooper, and a very handy
servant IT any thing ingenious and cunning, "A
piece cat out of his big toe, he haaa variety of
ciothing.-Ihe a oYe reward viii he paid to any
person whn will deliver said boy 10 the suhScti-
Der. or secure him IN Jall So that he may get him
again. join MfoO
Guilford city. N. c. Jap. >, 1927.
Jan. u. $3.50.
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PLANTERS,

as agent far c0ecliug 7alrs utthclt Tobacco Tor
tarm lie viii claim compensation according
10 the following reduced 1itcS. 10 WI
1.ta Ito him lus NOT more thaa - per
hun3rsl 5n cents pcr lad.
Ane 10, at Tobacco b.nGlne a higher prlee,
81 PEI hHi
All where he Sells. collects the money. aud
fnrnishcs a Statrmras Au additional charge Of
SO ceufs on each hoE1lrad wa hc made IN eve
~ ease. Tie vii also sb1p their tobacco tor
them If required on tle customary tetms.
IL 0atlers bnus'if that tlom fifteen years ex-
periencc IA the tobacco business. tao planters
sItl ind II 20 theW interest to get HIM 10 sell
firir rcops for fa'e.
lis office d, dncctr m trout Of the Franklin
Hotei IA the town ofiyucaburg, where he may
always BE- loolid. cAceplw5en n the warehouses.
Clio. HDILOtkE.
Pc. - Gm
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-01-28

VNfR. SAMUEL FLENING-As ON are
A9Anot an inhahitant otthis commonwealth,
we hereby notify YOU, that we shall take he
deposition OF James y Askew. at his hous,,
~ Logan county, state of Kentucky, on Mor-
day 2sth day ofthe present month January,
TO hr read as evidence al the triAl Of the suit
depending ia Campbell county court, where
in we, as assignees of said AskeW are pitts. u
you are det. Should said deposition not be
taken on that day above named, then il will
be taken on the day after, or continue from
day TO day TIL it is taken
PANNILL & NOWLlN.
Jan. 10. tlri96
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yHNHE subscriber having determined. in compll
auce VIII the solicitations Of some Of ms
friends, 20 rrsnnr Tin Auction business. unw
rinkcs Il t,nder OF his vices to them aud the
,uifif generally al.
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Saadou GohooL Books.

Sunday School Books.
FsHE subscriber has just received from she
u Sunday School Unsoa Socie,y. OF Phila-
delphia, a general assortment of Sunday School
Books. winch he Is determined 10 despo.e of al a
1ery small advagce. T. A WIIHERS.
Ian. n. s20