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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

IN VIRTUE OF a deed Of trust executed o
D the subscribers by Capt John Ware and
duly recorded IN the Office ofthe county court Of
Amherst, Tor The purpose OF securing the pay
ment OF certain debts therein mentioned, the I'M
delsignad will proceed, on Monday the 10th
lay of June nest, being Amherst ooufl day, il
fait. II not. NJ the same place on The next fair
lay thereafter, TO sell for ready money, 10 the
hishrst bidder the slaves (slxteen in aun.bet)
in the deed of trust mentioned, consisting of
men, women aud children, or so many Of them,
as viii answer the purposes IN the deed of trust
contemplated,
he slnves arc represented TO be yory likely,
aud the title is believed to he undoubled, but We
VIII only convey such ms IS vested m us.
EDMUND WINSTON
WILLIAM ARMl STEAD, Trustees.
RICHARD S ELLIS,
May ~. wids6I
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RoIelnurt land for Sale.

gEHE subscriber offers for sale, the tract of
~ land on which he resides, containing 7Sl
acres 800 Of which are valley land about 300
acres OF which are cleared and in cultivation !;
ofthc portion now IN wood, about 200 acres are
tobacco land Of the very best qualify. The re-
nahhr 2h1 acres are ON adjoininE moun-
tam with an abundant supply of limber for
building fuel and fencing. he bud IS ADM.
fnhiy adapted 10 the production OF corn, wheat.
oats, rye, tobacco. hemp and clover. and is mite
rior TO no tract Of high land IN the State. will
.heW the land aud make knownthe terms to a.
~ person disposed to purchase.
1lIOS. GOODE.
II The Editors ofthe Richmond Wing will
publish The above once work for four weeks.
and send their bill 10 this office tor payment
Tt
June o. w1w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

AlsSOluTION-Tho term OF the coparl.
BR nership OF Rankin a. Cole has this do,
expired by mutual consrnt The business IN
future viii he conducted by Thomas Rankin,
who will continue the business in the house
formerly occupied by Rankin Cole, fer the
purpose ofwinding up the cousfrn. All those
iuJeMedto the coneern will please make inn
mediate payment and those having claims
against the concern will pleRse present tn, m
Tor settlement. THOMAS RANKIN,
NJ. w COLE,
Lynohburg, June 10.
All settlements made or receipts given by
VI w Cole, for the firm of Rankin and Cole,
Will b. good. THOMAS RANKIN.
jane 10.
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4 WILL sell from 8ooto SOC actes of unolrar-
n cd land, lying an Bedford county, three
quarters NJ nlle from New London Academy
aud thirteen from lynehborg Il IS we'll adapt
cd To the culture Of Tobacco aud the different
kind OF gram usually cultivated in the neighhnr
mod swell watered aud lies better than any
tfactef rs size in this part ofthu country lis
50 situated as to he entirely exempted from da.
mage By heavy rans or high water The terms
VII be very accommodating say one, two
and thlee years, upon a sinali payment ia hand.
huquire Of tie subscriber, one mile and half
soaih OF New Loudon. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Ian. IL. ,sop
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s;- John u. Uruuhart,

MILL henceforth ton6nr bispraoilce to the
w County aod Superior Court OF lamp
bell, the Superior Court OF Bedford, and ne
Courts holden in Lynchbnrg including The
Court oiThaneers liz may be At all tunes
found ~ Its office Opposite the Franklin hoiei,
except while attending some oi the hiaffssld
Courts. Iletcnaers ms services particularly 10
rersons NJ a distance from bynehbnfg, WHO
have business in the superior Court Of Chance
Wy here. fl45 March, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

Er0IICE.--Bv virtue oil deed Of tfnSt, er.
= ecnied TO The subscribers, by James Bailey
and Nancy bis wife bearing date the 25d day
Of slay ls25, aud duly recorded in the HuH-
ings Court clerks Office ior certain purposes IN
said deed mentionrd We shall proceed TO sell
for ready money On Wednesday the 18th day OIL
June next, one piece Of ground lying aud being
~ lhe town of ~ nchbnrg on second street, the
same piece of ground conveyed by Francis
Galloway and Eliza his wife to the said James
Bailey aud part Of lot No37 The subscribers
will convev such tile as is vested IN them by sad
deed aud none other
JOHN II. y PAYNE, lTnp.
JAMES BENAGH, tee.
May 10. tdsGf
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CALL AT AN DREW SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

WE HAVE just received in addition 10
w our stock on hand, large supply of
staple aud fancy Goods, which We offer for
sale at lower prices ihsn ever have been sold
IN this place Our Goods have been purchs-
sed by our partner. at the north, az great
sacrifices, which enables Us TO sell Goods 10
suil ihe lines.
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Weekly Supplies Of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb 6nuze and ArlpUmcm. ocarls
DO do Areadnn Hdkis.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence aud Italian Silks
Superior assortmeutof worked Swiss MUsiins
CalIcoes OF every denomination, AID some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bobbinett Laees. at half their former prices
few fashioueilc waiered & bud Ginghams
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies' dresses
Il great bargains form an inducemen' 10
purchasers. we win assure them, every effort
will be made 10 that effect.
MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
June O.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

FEyHE subscriber has Just received, from
III New Ymk, and Tor sale, the following
aifi,ieS, Madeira, Port, Ienerffc, and Malaga
Vine Jamaica and Northern Rum; French,
aud Apple Brandy; Holland aud Domestic
Gin! Porter. Snong Beer, and Newark Cider,
Saratoga Congress spring water, Picked Salm-
on, Mess Mackefel, aud Cod Fish; Spices, Dye
siufs, Rice, Scotch Barley. Oatmeal, &c. A va
liesy of other articles ia the grocery line.
A. kINNiER.
June 10 9t7l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

NH ESSRS. James Coleman, German Jordan,
lVH adm'r of Robert :. Coleman, decd. and
Indrrl Budd- Take notice, that shall, on The
eth day Of June, 1893, ut the Franklin ilotsl
in the town OF Lynchburg, take the dispositions
Of Vincent 1abb and others. TO be read ms evI.
dence on the tlal of the Injunction. depending
IN the county court of Campbell wherein | am
plaintiff and you are defendants,
JAMES DlCKEY
Ittbi
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III HI subscriber vii sell privately is tract
VI oflahd IL Bedford county, situated on the
n5nh episoufh terk OF troose Creek, and on the
niain road leading from Lynehburg 30 Fmcas-
tie. IL miles west Of Liberty aud adjoining
Capt.. Buiora. II contains about Loo acres, OF
winch 200 are unceared rhe part which Is
uncleared, except a very snail portion, is excel
tent iobaeco and CT the cleared land, $50 n
eTes are low grounds ofihe 6rst quality, and the
remainder remarkably hne highland. This is
one of the best tracts Of iapd in the upper coun-
Try, being well adapted 10 the cultivation Of to-
hacco aud ali Kinds OF grau, II lies remarkably
well and is very free ren, stoaei if divided il
would make two very handsome tracts which
shall be done, II those who wish 10 purchase
wish il. Persons wishing TO purchase may APP
piv 10 the subscriber residing in the neighboI-
hood Of New London, or 90 Capt. Buiord resi-
ding near the tract WILLIAM IRVINE.
JanHary 2. tsl5
G5 The Editors ef the Enquirer will insert
the abuye advertisement ,ill forbid, aud forward
their bilI 90 this office 20, payment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
London Fancy Versailles,

WE have this morning opened
few ends real London Mersailies.t estiDgs of
superior order and beauifni patterns
Also
A few pieces bleaehed and Q hleached Linen
Dfilings exceedingly low priced
Super mixed aud blk. Hastings, first quality
Real Nance Yellow Nankeens do
With other Goods hourly expected, form
ing acomplete assortment
arKEE, ROBINSON g. co.
Tune O.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

NYoTIrE = Be siiipc ola deed 81 irnsi, ere
q e.,led bv Christopher ishell aud WIN, ]. Is
hsll on the nth day Of ocioh.r, ISL and d"l.
= corded IN the county coat OF AMHERST, Ne
snail. on the ION day OF june nezi, a. the n,at-
sc, hoase. il tie town Of Lynchlsifg, sell, for
ready money. the following property TO satisfy
.aid deed. 10 vii fIsd or parcel Of land, eo'i-
tanning I9acrcs l,ing Oh james River, ia The
ct,. OF Amherst, about hall u mile above tie toll
one house aud lot occupied by
Mm l. Ist,ell, and lying on The road leading rom
I.ynchburg 10 Amherst Cont House, together
with all, and siognlaf, &fghs ana appnf'e-
,,sn,es 10 IN. said tract dfiand and lot belong
me. Also three slaves, C@sat, Chaflrs and Pc
ter. (aalermen As nuslces we shall convey
only such rite ~ Is vested IA ns, though II IS be-
lierod to be ipdiSpuiable. -
TIE TRUSTEES.
NAV 10. tdsol
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

HUSr RECEIVED, By Thomas J. Duval,
~ supply OF Linseed OIL, Spis. Tu,pentne,
White Lcad, superior salad OIL Naceaba
Snuff. loose and in bottles and number of o.
ter articles in his line which he i'll sell at the
lowest cash prices May |
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

HUST FUBLlSHED-Tale of Claudia
90 Their being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author Of NaVeily. &c. &c, for
sale at the Book and Stationary Store Of
CHARLES A. WRITER'S
March d
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
,I,hurn,nn.s Mineral Spring.

.-4ouE na,ns have been taken 10 prepare
va MS Snrlny Tor the accommodation o.
- ,aldie Il has been a place Of resor, To-
sasarsl xenr, Nv those slin seek health or
- t,ialss a naFn,ng or e8enings Walk OF
.,,aa,,,,.. rs medicinal qualities hive prov
"a .a,..aeiaus In many diseases. a naiu'
81 e,,riosii. il is worthy the siieision OF Tue
.,..sio.s stranger II bolts up IN beld Inn.
all stream Gram smuil nperinre IA soiid
- seals. towels, iumblefs aud wash
,,,,l. are lrarareJ Tor The accommodation
- ,.;.i,ers. The pnblIoare invited 10 call afd
examine il. and any one desiroe. TO u.s. 1t Tor
me ,sasaa may do 50 by paving small sum.
ana. ab,ect being 10 RAISE, "a this way some
,h,as Ia n,a IA ,iefrayiug The expenses attfii'
ding keepmg the place IN order.
"'s WILLIAM THURMoN.
- 4a7u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
IrishLincns, Lawns C shcetinss.

WE are prepared 10 exhibit ~ case
Super dressed Irish Iineas OF spn,rior +, xture
An assortment hne Lawns for hkfs
Aslew pieces fall Ga Linen sheetings
The above are worthy the inspection of
those DESTROYS Of having good md cheap Lii
nen labfles. M'kEE, ROBINSON 4 co.
June g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
Just Received by
THOMAS j lJUYAL.

Alcohol Gum Camphor
Coppers3 iarieam Oil
Orange Peel Rotten Stone
Lamp Oil, eery superior GGm Elastic
Bottle Corks Blue Smalts
White Lead, dry Flor. sulphur
Alum Juniper Berries
Madder Sheet Celk
Indigo Walls Assorted
Birthstone pubv Rhubarb
Window Glass s by 10 salt Petre
aud 10 by Il IBniax
Venetian Red Ground Logwooh
Spans SIN Brown He'd Lead
Ginger, superior Aqua FORTS
Carb Soda Verdgris
ChamomiIe White Bar Soap
Spts. Nitro Dulc. Ivory Back
Shop Furniture Fol Digiiats
isingass Balsam Copaiva
Waters Spts. Hartshorn.
Tooth Brushes Cantharides
Cloves Cream Tartar
Pearl Barley Assaloetida
Real Turkey Rhnbarb fed. Pale and Yellow
Fancy Soaps Bark
Stone Ochre Gum Myrrh
Snuil Beans Cinnamon
Red Precipiiate Mace
Durable Ink Nutmegs
Fancy Walls EPSON Salts
Evans Lancets Starch
Gold Leaf ,Cubebs
Lunar Caustic Pippsseva
Rose Water Rock Candy
Prep. Chalk
Calcined Magnesia, which, together with ms
former stock, makes his assortment very large
and complete, all of which is now Offered TO his
friends, customers, and The public on the most
reasonable terms
March IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
TAILORING BUSINESS.
BENJAMIN T. HENT.

DEINJIHIY T.. INV,
DEspECTFCLIF informs his
4 q, histss aud the public that be has Com
meneed The Tailoring business 10 the house for
meriy occupied by Mr.. r 1roiier, next door a
boye Dr. Ho"el Daviess drug and medicine
store, and immediately opposite Messrs. An
dre"s and Brothers, whore be hopes by unie
mitted attention 10 business TO merit share OF
public patronage.
May l. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
NEM ACCOMMlD WON.
NJ MA. 49, r. , s'ss !. o r..

ss5s-tst ~ nifeAyille. Virginia. lhis
ksr~--------- s--zl-4 me running through The
..,.,,,.s a, Amherst. Nelson and Abemarir,
IN ~ f,,t.tre learrCharloiiesvlllc, on Mon
DAYS AM riays, ~ A. NJ aud arrive ~
Lynel,sass % s,ilpsda,s add SATURDAYS by 2,
p A. Leave L,acbburg Mondays NJ A. NJ
anu FRIDAYS ,, 10 4. i. and arrive at Char
io.iesyie an Saturdays nnd Tuesdays nv nan
alter3 p NJ THIS liae = arranged WIN Tue
So,fbere aud sauihern line AT Charlottesville,
snd Win the Western line At Lynehhurg, which
|eef.ects .he Wiley me At Salem this IS the
ueaiest az cheapcsi route from Washington
C,, 10 lynehbme The proprietor has pro
cured 60 nioriahle coaches, strong, active Tor
SIS careful drivers. aud will spare no pains 10
ploase Ga tins route there is no night travel
ling.
Fare from Lynchburg 10 Washington, by this
route Is pids 9li ~
From I.ynchburg 10 Charlottesville, - 90
IHE PROPRIETOR
April 3 tabl
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by FIRST RATE wORKMEN.

d All Of which they will sell at such prices
as cannot fail 90 be an indictment 10 the cti-
Hens, planters and others to make all their pur-
chaSes Al this establishments where they are re-
specially invited 10 call and view heassormrnt ut.
Having made arrangements. they will receive
additional supplies, of all the --latest Fashions
and most desirable Goods. weekly.
June L.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

EsREsH GARDEN sEEb.--l b,ys ~,
A. day received. direct from Nen.ya-l.
nv supply OF Garden Seed, consisting At ,ha
following. 'e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
The Celebrated Race Horse
SHAKESPEARE.

A A> W.: s s,"@ %, , n's s ''sS,o
&T fTT in the town of Liberty and
"a ss>sLAessA. county of Bedford, aud viii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

Hardware at reduced prices,
Screws, Files Hinges, Hammers, Locks,
Knobs, Chsscls, Nails, &c.
Earthen and Glass ware Of nearly every
description.
large lot Stone Butter-Pots, Pitchers and
Jars. we wilsell cheap.
A FREE assortment Groceries. at low prices.
ANDREWS Il BROTHERS,
Next to Messrs. Morgan L. NJ Daniel
May %.
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May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26
FOR EEGN
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO


We have been favored with the following inter
eesting eX'sact OF letter from Mexico, dated oh
January, 1923:
: You viii have learnt that considerable agita-
ton has recently prevailed here in consequence of
che Escoles party having taken up arms 10 oppose
the present Government, and you may also have
learnt that great apprchensions were entertained
that the country would, in consequence, be plung-
ed in civil war
g These fears at least were generally felt here.
They are, however, not altogether di-sipated bv
Intelligence received yesterday, that Gen. Cuer-
zero had taken Gen. Bravo, the Vice President.
prisonei-yyith all the leaders Of the conspiracy.
An end is thus put 10 the only party opposed
TO the present government, and it appears 10 be
tae general opinion, that permanent Tranquility
may now be calculated on"
We understand that the Merchants 6 Under
writers, Of this and other Commercial Cities, have
applied to Governmental additional Naval protec-
ton IN e Gulf of Mexico, against the depredations
ON our Committee, in that quarter and especially
to and from Havana and New Orleans, which are
apPrehended in consequence of Com. POrter's pro-
claTna.ion inviting Privateers TO arm under tie
Mexican Flag. We also learn that the most sasac-
tory assurances the subject have been receiv ed
from the Secretary OF the Navy, though it IS much
our Ofhcers on that station, viii be insufficient 10
protect thoroughly oar extensive commerce a.
SINS: TIC capidity c. Pnvateers. LPhA .4av
we learn by The 10y. " on SchOltcn, which LEFT
Vera Cruz on the 18th alt. that all Com PorEI.'s
squadron, except the brig Iermon was in port IN
der orders to sail the latter part of the month But
from the great difficulty ia obtaining seamen, II
Was doubted whether the vessels coullbe manned
at all.-fhe Congresso, 81, formerly the Asia,
which arrived on the Sth from the Pacific appear
ed IN good order and had on board about 200
men principally Europeans The brig which she
carried in, Captured near the Island Of Cuba was
Spanish transport from Cadiz for Havana. hay.
ing on board about 23O hoops and 1000 muskets
[W. Z. .ler .gdy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 20.
-. A H-~

I'VE have not room for our report of this DAYS
proceedings Of the Senate. The bill for the relief
OF the Columbian College ordered to a third
reading after some further discussion; and the re-
mander OF tie sitting taken up in debating
the bill making appropriation for Breakwater
near the mouth Of the Dclaware.l ryNof. Int
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
On motion of Mr.. McDufie the Committee of
Ways and Means who were instructed ito inquire
into the e1pcdiency of reducing the duties on
manufactures Of silk imported from Europe - were
discharged from the consideration thereof. and the
subject was committed TO the Committee OF The
Whole House on the state Of the Union
Mr.. Polk moved the following resolution; which
was read & laid Oh the table, viz
Res0iUed, That the President Of the w. s. be
requested TO lay before this House, any correspon-
dence, not heretofore communicated which may
have taken place between the Government of th'
u. States, and that of Great Britain OH the subject
fine cllms Of the two Governments t. the Ter
ritory Westward ofthe Rocky Mountains, IL, inIis
opinion, the same can be communicated without
( injury TO the public interest.
On motion of Mr. Drayt1n, il was
Resolved, That SO much of the resolution con
| taned in the memorial OF uie Legislature Of ths
state Of South Carolina, presented to this Ilogs.
Oh the Iith day Of January, last declares thact
OF Congress passed exciu,y-ly for the promotion
& encouragement Of Domestic Manufactures worg
Unconstitutional, be referred TO tie committee OH
l'tlle judiciary
?. That SO much thereof az denies the rover oil
Congress u construct Roads and Can is gene
rally, Tor the purpose Of Internal Improvements,
be referred TO The Committee Of Roads and Ca
mails.
mr. Floyd, Of Virginia, moved the coh5idera-
ton Of d resolution formerly moved by him. & now
lying upon the table, ia reference to az day Of adj
i0urnmcnt.
On this motion, Mr.. IzTcmer moved the yeas &.
nays: they we're ordered by the House; and being.
taken, stood as iollows:-Ycas IS, Nays, 100.
So the motion tor consideration Of thc resolution
at this GmC was ncgativcd
motion was made by AIr. Tucker. Of 8. Caro-
ilna, tndtithe House d5now proceed totbo ronife-
ration Of the resolution, moved by hin ou th sth
inst proposing to Ok tho daily hour % wilt .h o.,
House shall stand adjourned 20 Is o'clock n tf,e
iorenooni and ihc question being put 30 Wasdorii-
ed in thc negative.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS
The House then went into Commute Of ths
Whole on the state o. Gle Cuiou, 5lr. Tarior. OF
y. ~. 10 the chair, aud r5sumodtao co0side.af.n
81 thc Indian appropriation BILL
ne following ameaim.nt, yesterday me.c1Lv
mr Fin,o1, bcins luisl confederation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26

fFtiE ahcribc a.. az .sie ,ue Il te Ga E.,stfs IN
- L'"e' Vsina: " q Estate called ,iuulbetla 1l
80 ~" W. Ff-n"'At hiyer'ln ihe eoan a Ssw Kent.
e9" wo i'e i'ei,s Nev kspi ih0uie ie properly o
I' j. y WsiLn5, Containing by enial,an ,ife han
so "et, OF winch 400 st icusf Gas ani
WI H'ptd o ibe puwih ~ crA, i coil. oas and
'5 seveiai hoa.ss and lots ia tie village Caabei-
fh' EHiei, iu4tei lithe head of fire bsil n,yira,n
a' "Ht wlttrf4 vciJfs OF 10 ios. an feanis q, t,
90 tte country
The i nd ha be,n stated \ ,.f yfs II. adtst
90 lfi.ef clover, ond hs heen Improved is 49,:
TIE h5a land o heavily iuhersd 1arh e. oe II he
most valuable the iee country, q m.ly htsh + hrsy,
" umberrd, eiity with ssh3 oBd ext erntni aeps
nAae ~ Tor sie ~ TIE timber snd wood beach t
ne safe Of The wood y tnb, ecla,ine d. .oud
tiiry,
UPON hs estate arstv9 n,legic hertine fishery II no liz
50J aod .ad hsiuty dae.y opposite io tie ns
hsh,ry which might sii be rendered ss.y valuable. m fol
mh t"e Immediately upon the adjacent re vi
aEs ~ Tie eYni,r.. drsll.g
hse. She 19 iirg house upon very elevated ID
commanding view Of the fat lard. uiafs ftver aud
T'nn"na country i sine m les Fsh aud wild fowl every
ve 50 ore iktu np tf ef1ft their pror &C. se.F1us
tHf utrsef1 20 Richmond iifmoe ~ e. alike e,nig u..,
20 Of, an F'ndn sh'Ped tu both l9r She frssh
more 90 90, dec iign deemed ,coaiy a. b BE- snp-
pocn 'D'i 'J cue dtrng Co rvIchsse wall G'sivts 90,
This rfpeuy isnag oTsred 6r isl uron cfedn Of f2k
'yeais hr rtrc uen ucry moderate, be kiqnty
aFfAtat i snef L}Dnftj .,sd'uE tie ciy iiicis
liJ'fi ~ es fy post must - pal -Ooi Wafka..rh
if tive risnfatfau aud Nj. Terrell restdift. m tt
eftntHri uofi vii sfN ae isii sIy wilhne ft se.
nt a9' sse any il...l,itjsn That Gao t~ 8Gof,ed.
JANUS LYONS. j..
Eii 10. H. JE3BELL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-02-26

g PTogiiei, That NO Indian or Indians, North If
iautudc5o degrees 50 minutes, shall be aided in
removing South OF that degree Nor shall any
Indian or Indians, living Sotth OF said degree Of
latitude be aided in eiUigratins North thereof"
hF Nmioa resumed the course of his remarks,
ana delivered a long aud animated speech in de-
lencs otit, ana ia depreciation OF the general plan
soiri.
10 was followed by Mr. Lunpsin, on the o,-
posi'c side, VINO after proceeding .ar ;iine
"as compelled, by IN 'pasiioa, TO suspend lis re-
marks.
lie Was succeeded by Mr.. White, who replied
TO thatpart OF MIR. Vin,on's speech which re red
to The situation Of the Florida Indians.
On motion OF Mr.. Wide, the Committee then
rose.
After The Committee rose
Mr.. Aiaiary Observed ihat he hoped that the
House would be willing to take up and dispose Of
such oithe appropriation bills as had passed the
Committee o; the Whole, and were on the table
OF The House. The cause Of this suggestion, was
Gcabie
and then tho House adjourned.