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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

"a O1ICE.-l wish 10 sell my farm, Two and
" half miles from Lynchhurg. The ra,,
contains about three hundred aud twenty.Gyo
acres with hundred acres in woods, very bes-
vils iinbered II adjoins the lands OF Dr. John
Cahell, Mrs. Ana scott, David Oelesby and OIL.
ers. \ considerable par of the open land 4,
fresh, having beeo cut in the years 1924 'a5
and % and Is in GOOD order for the production
of Indian corn aud all descriptions of small
grain. The land would suit professional pen.
teman on any one engaged in trade, as it Law.
near town as To enable him to aiteud 10 h,
business, and would nj the same time affi,td
great plenty of grain ior the consumption of,
family. with fire wood convenient TO the house
and also 10 haul TO town il desired ANY person
wishing TO purchase the land. can ascertain the
terms, by applying TO The subscriber at his resi-.
dence eight miles south of Campbell court house
OF to MI. David oglesby living near the land.
A. ). HENRY.
August II ISL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
August

a ADVERTISEMENT. The subscriber wish.
" es TO sell, or rent out, The Franklin
Hotel in the Town of New Glasgow, and county
of Amherst. his Building IS large and conyc.
nient and ont houses aud garden in good re-
pair. II IS situated on the stage road LEADING
from I.ynchhurg 10 10 Charlottesville, and has
in lis favor much In recommend II house
OF entertainment, Possession Will be given in
November next Fer terms, apply 10 the sub
scriher at New Glasgow.
DAVID s. GARLAND.
July II. BIN
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ta'haJA property For sale, al Ci,,.
l0tfg Cont Uousc.


2 shall offer f5r sale, 10 the IN gh,st hidl..
4 tire frs Monday in Noveniherne., 49, On
court Jay my property. al tins place. co,,..
ing ola newly flushed mo story dwelling h's''
shop which occupy as a TABOR. ice bo,,'e'
smoke house. kitchen. stable, and good 49,
den. we'll enclosed. aud all in good repair 1n.
lot contains about three acres, and lies v;,l
one hundred yards OF two 1averns, four s,or.
and the Court House. The situation is NJ
ant aud convenient 10 man of my profess;o.
a lawyer on physician 10 a tailor who wishes -
settle himself comfortably, this is desirable ma
perry. MS il is believed 10 be ms good a stand g..
thai business, if not the best that can be seec,si
IL The upper country. These disposed 10 NM
chase would do well 10 calI and examine the me-
misses before the dn, Of sale
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
ROBERT S. ANDREWS
Sept 6. IDS.
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Jfr. Jt3IEam 4. C6eke

g. lR--As son are not Al lnhabIitnt ri tbs
- Commons 'Hi'h,ynu will H'ke notice. thhl
on thc 18Th sl3ui lavsofOi1 ls2s ri ihr house
ui Robert Morrts., ~ the town 81 LyuCbbnrg,
: shall proceed 80 take the dispositions Of saa-
drv witnesses, IN be read A. evidence, IN a
-ausa now depending in the superior coaft
Of Chenccrv, holden at Lynchbnrg. IN winch
YOU arc plaintiff, aud myscIf nrd others are
defendants.
NELSON CRAWFORD. es'or
OF David Cran fort, 1rc'd.
Sept. II Wl"'o
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II,(.IIglI.NE.


EuESSR5 George EldwalI aud john Bul
lVH lock. and James bullock surviving part
ncrs Of WIN Gait John Bullock and James Bull
lock, late merchants aud partners, trading IN
der the Arn Of GaIt. Bullock e Co. J ahn Bill
lock. surviving partner o VIM Gult, aud John
Bullock late mcrclant9tradmg under the firm
OF Gait aud Bullock, and the SAID John Bullock
his indi,ldua capacut
TAKE NOTICE., hat shall on the FIRST day
OF tue next term ofthr Superior Court ofCbnuce-
~ lor the LvnchbuIg District move said court
10 nmcud the decree pronounced by the sad
court on the 10Th day OF May. ls27, m The suit
thcn deper ding Ia sand court wherein ! WIS
plaintiff aud you were defrdanrs--'l he amend
ment which shall SO move Ia have made IN said
decree, viii he 10 correct ~ error therein rs 10
the amount of he principal OF my claim against
the said George Eldwall the sad decree haV-
ing been inadvertently and enormously entered
tpr The sad claim as current money, when in
point Of fact tine said PRINCIPAL sun was sterling
money DANIEL IIiGGlNBO HAM
sept T. tlothO7
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PJCKLLNG M1TERIALS.

Nu'megs lnrIneric
Mace Cochineal
Cloves Black and white Mus
Black aud Long Pep rard seed,
per Ginger.
Cinnamon Allspice.
Just received by THOS. j. DUVAL.
~ He has also lately received an addi
'ional supply Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Dye Stuff. Brushes, Peripmery, &c.
witch makes his assortment equal to any ev'
er offered in this place
TH0s. J. DUyAL.
Auk u.
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VIRGINIA II Rua. holden m the clerks office oftde
superior eon ei Ghareafe ior The Isnchhurg district,
the III dy of Aueasr - Samuel lenoX, sury-
VIZ partner at tha lafs i'm Of Frcchnd and G,luo.
pit agaf1#t SseraHg = Anderson, admir- o. jas, tudcr
sou, doc, JOIN l. Gooisioa, Peter Frarc>co the sad
Sterling = Anderson, IA his own right James T. An
de'>enafH /. Auear=on, Henry T. beaumont and
Satf n Wiz, Nntba Ealloy, Adeine Anderson, td-
mud / Lee aai Snsuah his Nte, Thos. Nuo,>on
aud Lucy his " ltr, Sarah p Allen, Virginia l. Alien.
hmana1 ;. 2lcu, jefferson lindsay e Mary T. his WIT,
AdtHof Anderson. wn'oS OF ldmund +. Anderson,
de- d. 5ames Autar.on infant SOIL of the sad Edmund
shRderaet, doc =, and auothe r.ant child OF the Sud
Edmund ,. Anderson, deco defendants.
The heirndunt Adeipr tndrI Oh, widow ofFdmundP
ahdel-nl ICED. not having entered her appearance CIV
IN security according 10 the at Of Assembly and Lf
fnle' g tbs court, sud Il appearing by satlsiac'o.'
evidence nat she Is uo Int liant al this country
y l. gaefed tia tie ID defendant do appear here m
the hdaN If the neat term the amended bit
o1tae plaintiff and that copy ol tbs order bofoIth
inserted IN some ~ paper printed IA the town oIyAch
eafg ior f"n months successfully, and posted al ia
front door 81 ihe courthouse in the SAID tnNn.
= Copy-Tcstc, JOHN NlLlS.C
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NEW HOOKS.

YHVHE subscriber has agian h. pleasure Of an
n no,olcjng his friends dni The public IN
general, he arteai cfme Joiiolong Ne@ Books,
ri3;
Iierbert Lacy, uoreibg Inc aaborof Grandy
al 9 rolls
Confession ruoif Md. n norti in , tois.
The Hnaones Of Emopid, a tails 0t colonial
1imeS. ~ ml kHiypiutl IA r0is.
Sayings and Doipgs or Sketches from lie,
Niriwrirs. ia ; tok
iorj Rsron aad some ofhh eoaiemporarie,.
ipiM ,eroisciioasot ne oaihorstJf, aud u hs
ytaiio FG'g bV Leigb HpHi, IN lroi,
The o. Drum, mhhe 0'Fiaherils n national
tale bg iGig no, t,m, IN rolls
T1s o5ore together NTH many other New
RnotS bdre last bcot recsired mad are nom for
SHE nj he cheap look rad Siaiionafq Siofeg
CHiS l. Hf3YfFRS.
.. 4 rarjtiy Of roioueed toy books 5or oh2.
drcH.
Nm r,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Charics II. PARTS, Anorncy at Lem,
u BLENDERS hi. servirest 10 the public, aud
"a will practise IN the courts of Lyuchborg
and Cum, hrils He VIII attend strictly 10
Whatever business shail q given 70 him, aud
will be found usually in bis fathers counting.
room. (H DaVis)
Sont IL. It
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

VAE HAVE jos' received aud offer for
w sale,
. b's. St. Croiy Sugar,
3ohag green { f..
"h'S. sup rrnr Noasses,
- ibis Tanner, oil,
n do. Loaf Slgar
81 sYeS Ct.cse,
WIN general assortment ofGroceries
A-", 'r consrernert.
-','u H'''ns mou.''iu Whiskey,
lohh's. old Rec fei do.
P'pe Iog,ac b. MY.
LANCASTER & MARSH.
Sent 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

EUST RECEIVED, bv Thomas J. Duyal
eE q supply Of L'usecd oil, Spts. Tupenline,
Whit Lrad superior Sdad Oil, 'aceaba
snuff loose aud IN bottles, aud a number Of o.
lhor ARTICLES IN his line Inch he will sell al the
lowest CashpriC May !
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

Kyok oALE-A hkrty iamiiy Of negroe
- CONSISTING of q woman who is cook
,,o.hrrau1 rfnner q hov netwcen II aud IL
ears ofaae. accustomed 10 the house, aud
4 child wears old. Application caa be meac
al this u6ce.
Sept Is. tsiu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18

GUST PUBLlSHEO-ralc of a Granafa.
80 her. being storics taken from Scottish
History, by the aulhorof Navcrly. &c. &c. tor
sale at the Book aud stationary Store e
CHARLES A. NITHERS
March 81
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4 WILBsell from 3G0to 500 acres of uncear.
a cd land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters of mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchbufg, IL is well adapt
I'd to the culture OF Tobacco aud the. different
kind grain usually ,culGyated ~ the neighbor
hood is we'll watered, aud lies better than any
tract n its size in, this part ofthe country. tits
Sc situated as TO be entfely exempted from da-
mage by heavy rains ~ high water The terms
will he very accommodating; say one, two
and thrse wears npon small payment in hand,
Enquire OF the subscriber, one mile and hal
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. Il ts29r
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flRGiNlN--At rulas holden in the clerks office oit3
Superior Court Of thaucefv Tor the IAnchnrg p',
triei, lac 4th day OF August ls2s. Dunir Bro" ana
jacob Auser,ou merehaui, and partners, trading M
der the ~ ~ and htm OF Brown y Anderson, IIH'
against Janes Campbell. Thomas Franklin, (maJnd
aud John MGR aynoids, Deits
The defendant lunes Campbell not having ener'dh u"
appearance gwen srcnrity according to the act OF a"
'ahbiY aud the rules ftis snd II nppoarlne by So
u'f8elafY evidence that he i, not mhabllAnt ui N'
cnuay IL l. ordered, thar the sad defendant do appW
aetr on the trnt day Of fhe and answer me b'
Of tr plaintiffs and thai copy Of TIN, order be i"r
Mit1nserted ~ sone newspaper printed IN TIE ""G w
lNnc1hufs, toi two months successfully, and r0'u""
the front door ofthe courthouse IN tn md town
- \ coy -Te,te, JOHN WlLIS,tk.
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4 NOR RENT The tenement occupied hy
n NrSSrs Rankin 4. Cole. Possession 10 in
-rvcn au tive lSt dizzy OF August next. Apply a
oaml. Clay tor or 20 the subscriber.
JAMES l. CLAY1OR
Nav 10, ts62
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a GAGgEe,

HAS. q SNWkINS respectfully informs the
eG Ladies aud Genilemcn OF Lynchbmg, that
ia class Of sufficient magnitude should present.
itself ne intend, dividing his time between tins
and the CONVERSELY, for the purpose Of giving in.
strucioo IN Drawing drh Painting His course
: ~ consist Of Portrait anh Landscape. IN OIL
i,.nistuc ou IrJr. F.1nd>cape il transparent
and hndy colours Flowers. Crayon. l.banv,
Porcelain Raised. japan, Velvet, satin, &c. &c.
n. B. Particular attention VIII be given TO
drawing h0m naturc.
Washington Hotel. sept Is. tslo
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!Sunday Scb00i B00hs.

Sunday Seb00t B00hS.
;lHEtubscrbe, has Just received fromtbe
Il sunday School ORION Society, of fhla.
deiphla, IA general assortment of Sunday School
Books, wheh he Is determined to despose OF alta
very small advance c. A, WllHEkS.
Ian > - - - ts2O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-18
500 .lerfs Of Lan{ at Iuction.
The lynchnarg Clothing store
AND
EHPORTJ.H Of FASHIONS.

I4hiOhIG II Of Il IN!!IONS
vs. NOW ready 10 suppl, persons wanting
h cheap, fashionable, aud well made clulh-
M suitable tor The Fall or Winter wear, al
prices decidedly less than at anyoiher house n,
The place.
fae Clothing is made of the hest material,
aud by the best Of workmen the assortment
IS very general and comprises every article u
.pally found in first rate Clothing Establish.
menf. We have OF every size, Dress Copts,
frnek Goats, Coates, Pantaloons of Cloth,
Cashmere, Bang up Cord for riding, fine Gas
met, &c. \ splendid variety al Vests, Pain
mud Rnl.ed SHIRTS and shirt Collara, Draw.
rrs Cravals, Pocket ilandkerchiets. Patent
spring stocks, Patent and Plain Su .pcnders,
Gloves, silk. Cotton aud Norsied Hose. Vest
Buttons aud Ring, fine Beaver Hats, nm as
sorlment OF Shoes, also piece Goods, as Cling
hams, Cs'icaes. IRISH lluens, Cambrirs, Mus.
Inns. Drilling bleached aud unbeached,
Cottpns &c. Rich Grape Robes, Sc. As
our arrivals are weekly, persons mny always
depend an finding something new at the En-
potnn.
W. are daily expecting large supply of
goods, suitable tor the approaching season.
WALKER y co.
NeNt 10 the Virginan ONCE
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EDUCATION.

4 sAiiE winter Sesslon Of the subscribers school
~ will commence on Monday the 3rd of No
semher. VIM. s REID.
Sept s. tsS
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Sept 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

6. 'Whsu he (Gsn J came 10 u. Ssnl--0tu de
the session of Congress, the system of
operations decided tony Trends aud me,
OF and asdaoas aitsion. F,oin that, the
transition scheme Of naturalization. Of which MI kie
n..Ts letter only email part Of tAe evidence ~
FulHs imnoveable b, attery far, the los,
has been crush by and unprecedented ofgnngD
(Bu the unis,r,A inpTti.un OF ihe while nation that M
Duchansn's Testimony completely Ahpnsfsip. YOU
wall add extract, to show how .lr
Clay wth BIZ whole party fad Il 20 discriminate hsts,,n
the sGeour ~ party putt which, he nothing, and
The eul. It sOc~l ~: ufse With toit,c
IA tea. kDn Ws.hihgspn ia the uiidt
vi the debate the Seminole aud he the delivery, hut
b,ute th publication ofthe speech pronounced on that
subj Ct Wastnc all ceremony called him, nt.ndng
ny tie vest TO erce, art, that opinion, tVhh
sense Of duty had comp.rd OF hi pubic eo'
duct, ought TO affect personal ntTeoHrse " But Gen
sht ,h" rwre-sni does every
integrity maintain that dishonesty public opacity based
dishonesty private public enemy, oanG"t
be private friend Wl Mr.. Ci,y tell what lac Of
his Jnuslaced dO.e. when he chalsng ell Mr.. iahdurh
tet words spoken usehaIgeof h dus, Senator vi the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
- RINVARn

~ AN away from the subscriber on the 81 dv OF ieco
Chemy tath tr 10" stature Of quite dais
nose SOME Whist Aqueue, and quite 1atestd at the end Ia
ahh 'que hreddei thin ltg4 auJ rather bewe!; mn
sye lace oblong lie has relations Mfs civ Lewi.',
tIAta',a"' near Cara aud At Afs Oily Lewst tnv be-
land Iissaid he has also relation, about l,el,oont ~
td"tbG e II N not mp'siibe that lie may have stne D.
'P"ta WIN oEed ayers aud my he attempting gansi
ne 'aff''d Oh when e tited, pair of bus bitssef
rsnh"nt ard pan ot home made leans, new ADD an OIL,
esom ID ultou'. he, doubt, val sttt npi to tt,n /,
clsuins IT. above ward will he riy,u, " lie be Ak
80 m"c. daN om NY residence aud delivered .sfi ,
me- ot 20 ii within tie 80 miles, RI. FONTAINE
4f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
SIR .4LFRED

1911 Z" iud eligible Stand ftr him the enn,;ny s
Whist on She Turf he vas Of the best RACE az ~,
Jay non Ior rceI ahd bottomi aud now one Of b.
crosses ioi SIR Aiehy mafes 10 the T. s. fIsBood q, sgo y
Iy h"r'e ~ me world he,eg cot ~ ny celebrate, hos,
Ia ~ hsrfsutan III Lady Boiinhto cad rtffskiny n ~
ihc nsi a9d twoe blood ~ Englani -GoJrphn Asbi-i
spns C""s' hatfhem, King iiioJ, si1yer Sir Ptiss
lie e n 6ae h's' and rii,', Il beautiful Ray eras
legs ail sud 10 symmetry an ,ifrr,k me or ~ -
"s'' NY 'ems "l be liberal. n The hfse be seta
10 ny SiauIs' WM ffA%AfL, or u
l. lAXALLy Rtfhu oud.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

ffN pur,uancs Of decree Of the Superior Court n
- cery tYr tht Richmond District, 81 fe o.
Day of 1isrch 1871 The case IT Nen Brand Esor 81
De nT. Oliver dee std Of n suhstqutut ufde
% llc ~ The same end isiel tie 23I Tune frgT
rhai, Tuciday he IS Day ~ Jsn net, IN n, o,.
offer ter sale, 10 the behsst bidder public sutff H.
rsct u lsod lying psiiy IN he county IT Ahemare al
PATTY 90 inc county ~ L9Is, Within mites Of Iir,,s,
Store cate Deion liH ssrl 10 contain ga "a acfet
hci1gsinl 10 fhe Estate 1T Oliver, dee '
THIS llntsu'n . 90 rooi "a ming condition gni hos GA .
cod ita"s dwelling h1n.", ou, houses hsrn, .tbe 49,,
i &C. rns, n'e hud cash tie h,ianfe OBJ n.t,irstf,
" yfa'f Co. he veil afeure1 rs per.or.l ,rrr srf
gsid.
should ~ above u1med dss grove 10 he Unfair ne -
F 20 he.e vi. iif, iar f4t Iefe40er SuniayseScspfed
y HCtKHANr, m e. r. c.f. a.
81. oreot Bis beou...
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PENNSYLVANIA
Committee OF Arrangement.

1 he ADAMS Convention is used in Pennsy lvania
to keep up the spirit of Its partzans, Just in the
same manner "a the Adams Convention in this ci y
viii be'enployed TO excite the hopes of the friends
OF the Administration in Virginia-nnl elsewhere
Delusions in both cases the Conventions viii be
In vain!-Ihe n. Inteliigencer is raising it, III
FGanS about Pennsylvana-wit what pfoprcfy
appears from the following letter from " ashigton
. GU may rest assured that the uauntii,g OF the
National lntclligencer is one of those fraudulent
tricks, III which it has r-cenuy manifested such
admirable deXterity of hand, and holiness of face
IT'S without the shadow of a foundaiion-A mem
Der, observing the exuitng tone assumed by the
lntelliScncer, dill not know but that there MIGHT
he some foundation for it, and asked one of the
Administration Members OF Congress from Penn
syivania, what was the real truth of the case 10
which he promptly and uncqlivocally replied that
Mr.. adams had not the fantcst hope in Pcnnsvl-
wanna, and that II was idle and dsingenuous TO talk
OF It-Pennsylvonia, have no doubt, is given ND
in utter despair by the Administrations as sanruine
and presumptuou5 a. they are in their calculations
Shc IS now claimed only 20 re- act on other States
and among them Virginia. of whom they still en-
terrain some hopeA-You will sec that the Jack
son Convention AZ Harrisburg was fully attended
and accomplished their crrand with such harmony.
and despatch. as 70 Indicate the most perfect una
nlIniiy. Their Electoral Ticket is said 10 be one
VI great responsibility. headed Nv Gibson, their
Cme Justice, and iinIiay, their late Governor and
Senator OF the T. 3"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

eSEAlSliNG 70 close fn,y A.. the r,eeu.-
W Of the late H. W. Coleman, e-rnestly reaue, al
PeD' having claims against the estate OF NY Tssisoi, T..
make hf IN known TOT stulemeut; like tc,ss, IL me-
u ho'e who may have claims against the t, IL IN OF t,
man Wooi'k THOSE indtbtJ 10 either 10. ~. CnLma,
or 10 Coleman i WuoliJlk, EN'ur of u w o.;
ttgues.ed TO make immediate "a, urf -, ~. t
'Hdu'setee ein be gwen JOHN SllEPPARD Es,or
Jan. Is. " 5s ln, . q! C.
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-.~o9e~.-


ID1laulltDft0l-
MARRIEpl on ThursLsy last, the IOth mat ~ Tie = ,,
HstbaTa to Miss aax III, daughter Of the ia;a VIM n 80,
DIE 20" M'ndAyin- 7tn .ul;. Hem iO cn,,ly n
Safda 81 Hinton, IA he Sji wear ofrhtr ace ate,
illness Of 10 'ee k,!taVin hn.ianiA 9ti,
10 N an ihrp urtPtah!e loss. Ste was dutiuI ch;I a.
I'D "a ihiuis mites s~'''''
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IN .ICT
IN .QCT
Changing the times cfhoIding tie Countp Ccwr.
of Po,chof1o 3"

o"""S"t9 We t1WeS ~ h0idInS tie C0UIltY CoWr,
Of Poiohotuls-
Passed 10th January, ts2s.
L en'eed by the GvnefaI Assembly, that the county
coutio Powhaian, shall hereafter oomm.ne- and h.
holden On the third WrnesGay every month and ne
ouartty SESSION II the SAID hsr.afet be h,
IA iHe moEhs March, May, July, aud October IN .v.y
yen' instead oi ihr i'nt 'IetSiVIe appointed by law.
he luther enacted that al process i.sped notice. given.
and reeosuiLiuees ieken which be issued, gwen
nErn l" % Tor the hfst other day Of he ouarisr
"Si' ~ sad county, heretofore appointed nv A,v n i
unavailable and h-eiua III. fret or other AZ, C In no..
ona'iey Cunt, appointed by t. act It such ploce,,
nOiiee sud TeSognIzsUoes had issnsd given or
expressly To for the sasi Quatetiy @ ,f b.r.l
appointed and nuhIrg hi cputaInsd shall operate A.
droh'IntAne. oil enss matter whatever, del -ndie m
iie sad b 80
Tbs act al' he IN force from after the passage tieree
The foregoing IS COPY.
January 18th. 1926
GEO w. MuNFogD, c. II u
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dftuOlt >te,lln boat NtOch tor 500
On n Thursday, the t7ti, day the pr. So al iut fI,,,,,
- "l' he exposed & sale, al public aucua On Ntvys
wharf, IN the rough e Nork, the ut.ft,t i Charlie H.
Collier dec m tie Steam Is at iIaLp ton .ti.r ,v,
ntei 81 In the sehooHe' BIotheIs Shop EG,r,L en-.
fourth part thereof" crtdn 81 90 DAYS w he g., ~ ~ 80
hiH q" the purchase money, aud 100 days for The tss
here"i' Bonds "T approved security, eiher With ssl
10 u'!ai on the PTopeIiy will he required thc pircb,..
- NAIipL H. GARY. Adnsrs
-- Il-o.r w, ~. =. rs -tds
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15
MEETINGS OF THE PEOPLE. :

Eighth IF Jatn0ry.--fhe celebrations beei;,
To pour IN upon US. Those al Baltimore and Phirt
deiphia were very interesting, in spite Of The ygea
iher We publish the Proceedings IT New .-ts-s
the toast are pungcnt-thosc of general cha
racter are admirable. We recommend ,iIem 70 tie
readers attention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

Observation-Disclosures We have seen tbe
most conclusive letter from one of The most disti
sHiNhed ci'ilsns OF pennsylvania, stating uueQui-
vocdiIy and dccisivcly, that the Adams Convention
al Harrisburg will have no sort OF effect IN STEM
ming the current in that State-that Cen lack son
VIII receive an overwhelming maioritv--Oue wri.
ter estimates it from 30 TO 80 600 majority; and
mat tie friends OF Jackson have the whole repre-
Scrdtion IT present from - countless out of SIN
1ct, that OH Pennsylvania cannot bc shaken bv
al the cxerJns Of thu friends of the Adrninitra-
u"n'--Ihc following letter sheds additional light
upon the subject:
Extract ofo Letter:
"Ihe Adams Convention was got UP on the cal
Of meetings (without exception Of the friends of
Inc Administration Under such call. some 10
"' u men in q county met AMI appointed their del
egates.-Ihc Jackson Convention is in pursuance
oil resolution adopted at q meeting Of thc Demo
cratic members Of the Legislature, Lost session re-
guessing tic Democratic electors in each county 10
meet and elect delegates 10 a Convention for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for the Prcsi-
dency Of the u. :. The county meetings were
called, iu pursuance Of this resolution. aud ii there
had been majority in any county they could and
10 doubt would have sent delegates to the Convcn
ton OF the Sih opposed 10 the nomination Of Gen.
Jackson. This Convention, therefore, is not mere |
ly representation of the friends 1T Cen Jacleou
~ Pennsylvania. but Of the Whole Democratic par
~ ~ The state, and so unanimous 10 Chat parly thut
nave not heard OF single meeting where fbcr,
were more than two or three dissen,ens. sltboucL
Inc meetings were unusually arge
~ on VIII better Judge of the state of tiitng4 here
Shcn tell you that ihe Democratic party gropcr
nus majority Of about % ,001 votes That there is
,omer PoiiIcal division known by the name Of The
fie'StI party They are Democrats who have
'ePaTa'ed from Their old party connection. They |
VIII now support the Jackson Ticket, and viii in
crease the Democratic ~ aOTitY ~ about - .0OO.-
We have also federal party " those, by fr Tic
s-@ltef proportion viii urscs. .ac Adams .cls-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-15

" 9miind'ion IF .McsTs. Madison and .yIouyoe
we regret that the Adams Convention ifor
since they have again taken up Mr. Adams. We
may IL ois % .-,h.o-ai pr....s s.,s, al. nc.