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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26

or that the Jackson Committee did. which be SAWS
has been deiunci since November. All this NAV he
true and yet our statement may be true also sub.
s'antIauy. Mr.. Ritchic may not niliyiduallv have
written such letters-the Jackson Commttec ne
sucn' as an organized body. may not have written
them, but Gill he deny, that circumstances were
sent IRON one or more ofthe Jackson leaders in this
city, against the removal of Maj Gibbon? lie has
never In his frequent allusons to the subject. denied
"is' That we nave seen; und although be NAV much
rely upon tue difficulty Of PFoysg it, yet when pinned
to HE wall, and left hole to escape at We do not
believe he will deny il. II it be the case. we viii,
not enquire, who has most adhered to truth lie who
affms that fact Is SO, but is mistaken in point of
jo'n', us we may have been or he who Knowing our
statcmen, to be substantially true, availed himself Of
Us technical inccrrectness, predicate its total want
| OF 5ounlasi.n
IN conciuston-we are not surprised at the deadly
depth OF malgaty, displayed in the article of the
enquirer which we iavs had under examination
" c haee exposed bis ncongsuties, laid bare his
jesuitry, aud half way pulled him dow, from that
throne OF dctatien apon which aiventito;is causes
had placed !ith and from which in his DAYS of ndis
turped usurpatron, he was won't to thunder down the
law ana the prophets. Ills dict,ton il ut al, end
ana lie kiows'H--He arc his Fate. and he facl- i
Ills lcars betray themselves through his hatred Il
Is not contempt but lear, that eaks through his az
ectatioh OF disdain towards this pdpeE The Publ;
appreciate ms rnoilves, and laugh at his simrlicy
but neither his aiiectation o! contempt fur US no,
MS imaginary overwhelming influence by which
he Matters himself With The idea of i'm nla,ipp
Gil into blind obsequousncss =. his dirtaiun. nor
his nfaloritIes, nor bis interest coyi shall peyeu,
us if"in exposing; his Inconsistencies To ti, urh and
Ills hsartiessness to the Misrepresentation OF tue world
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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1893.
CHanLorTEsvILLE, June 2oth. l89y.
Io G:e Edifors nf he rHLi-


gentlemen: 'fhc present course of "Eef-7,"
IN the General Government has been, COMPARED TO
the pures' times III the Republic, especially 20 tta.
OF Mr.. Jefferson 4 fair statement OF each viii.
apPFehend, show q wide difference, It is pcrlaps
not generally known that Mr.. j. removed only t,csaiy
Jtoe persons from Office his coming into the PfcSi-
dency. OF these considerable portion were an
pointed by his Predecessor after the l2th Dsce,nber
ana IN some cases those who had been nc moved at
hat time without good cause were replace.l bv Mr.
D., ana that alter these removals. there remained
very great majority OF FcacTalists in Office probably
three to enc. Yiiis statement is from an urAonbc I'd
source, and is known to many here You ME at Eb
erty TO use 1t if you think proper.
P.S.--On the list kept by Mr.. Jefferson Of reno
WIS am informed with each name there is state
ment OF the cause of removal. Tlfse were yarious:
none presume for voting against him,
I'VE were not appraised ofthe number Of removals
made by Nc. Jeerson-but pf this we acere upprsed
both by history, and his truly republican character
that he did not prescribe for not voting for him
SELF Mr. Jeffcrsoa's Republicanis,n was something
more than and infused itself INTO his ouahts
his manners, and oil the TRANSACTIONS of his public
and private lie. Had he consulted his personal e;-
imge, no officer would have heen removed for an ho
nest difference OF opinion with hip but ;,,iucipic &C.
CURED him 10 place the political power OF the Goy-
ernment In the hands Of those whose opinions had
just been weighed and approved by the people That
was Ills standard of action. The parasites Of the
present incumbent ridiculously compare this era to
that OF his election, and the yndctivs system of
scrptIon waged by Gen. Jackson, tie enlightened
considerations and public views which ac uaiet Mr.
Jefferson. Of the nulnberess victims to the rage
and revenge of Gen Jackson aud his fayofite which
one OF them has fallen sacrifice TO rri,cjpie? What
difference OF opinion the construction of fle con-
sttution, or the policy of the government, has been
pretended between Gen. Jackson and the prescribed?
None whatever. Resort has never even been had
to the argument. To punish his personal oppn-
nents, aud reward his personal friends is the evo-
ed III infamous iuaxim Of the present adtninistra-
ton.
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ALEZANDaIN, Iune q.
APPOINTMENT by THE PIP Es,IIpENI,

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
GEoRaE II. BRENT. Collector of the Cusfous E.Y
the Port OF Alexandria, yice HUaeHsEy PEAKE,
resigned
1t is with sincere pleasure that VIC announce thi5
ing that tits equally peasiug IT, our eooyy citzers
without distinction ofparty.--L Stceniz,
The Washington papers state that Captain Stepfisa
CassIn has bccn appointed 10 comlrrd the Naval
Forces of the United States llio coast of BrazIL
- IL: i!9fa e HsP.. N~Hg..tcn. 10 ys;lEg tapa&
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Tue new crop Of wheat is represented 10 be good
average one in both quantity and quality. We havo
taken some pains to ascertain the opening price here
and from the information obtained, believe that 81 90
may now be obtained fer red and 81 % for white,
deliverable by the 18th or goth July. Il crop wos
contracted for by miller yesterday, that price, who
had within three days contracted for other crops
at that price, and the other (haTF white and bag
rcd) at 81 10, all to be delivered by tile 2Uh Iu1y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29
Notice this particularly.

TniIE s.eoutors ofthe lsss all aud tesla.
= men, OF George Hsirssen, sen. dec. viii
sell nrisaiel, a large tract Of Wood Land be-
longing to ms estate, lying IN the county OF Hem
~ on both sides ol the main country road lead.
ing from North 10 South. and adjoining the
lantls OF oscph Thife,. Stephen Store. James
Dyer, aud others. The whole tract is besuiiful-
" SET with fine pine and ether sinibers, has a
number of snla u streams nj water. QUE of which
/. sufficiently large todfise = machinery, rs a
saw mill, Asc The land, abstfsctiy considered
10 not valuable, bo, H. situation beng IN an "a.
oeIlent nee hboiho Tor Store, Tavern. Tau
ward. Iron smith, Saw Mill &c. remdefs IL in
teresling To those wishing 10 engage IL any or
all OF those branches of business combined. II
will be oni in lois olive. three OF four hundred
acres each.or of any convenient sze TO sui, pvs-
ehafers.
Also, one other tract of about seven hundred
acrrs. % the Lynohbarg road near Col, Joseph
Martin. Any person des,rous to vest a small
capital in permanent esaie. Is requested to
make il known 10 the subscriber. living at Hen.
ry courthouse, without delay,
1ARLE1oN KING
Dec. Is. wis36
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Fsl Y Virtue Of derd oftrasi executed 10 Us
~ by Joseph ". Scott, aud Of record IN
the clerks olhce of Cami,I,il county, we
shall, on Friday the 18Th day OF Feb. nesi. nj
public suciiea. on the piemses. proceed 10
sell. 10 the hil hest bidder The tract oil land on
which tli- said Scott now fesidrs This land
has gecd new house on i, with good mer
chant mill 10 good repair, there are also oil
the necessary out houses foI the accommodn,
ton OF family. Al the same iiule and place
will be sold, great deal OF valuable prrsonhi.
property mentioned IN said deed. The terms
will be accommodating, aud made known on
the day OF sale. The title to the property IS
believed TO be indspnable. but VIZ will con-
vey only such title rs Is vested IN Us by
the deed. w. w. WATTS,
JOHN W, SCOTT.
Jan 10. ids45
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W lkILNia Set AT Hules held in the Clerks Of
hce OF the CoGniy Court of Bedford, the 4,h day Of
January, leg Joseph Clark, Pitt. against Wilun
Kerr, William Cook und George S,nnlev 49,. 81
l,ham Clark deco Detts. In Chancery.
The defendant William Kerr, not having en,ered hi.
appearance aud gwen security according the act og
Assem- bly, and the rules of this Court and il apae,ruo
10 the satisfaction otthe Court that he not an inhubsn
OF th's country ordered thar the said defendant of
appear mere on the St day nfthe March term and
answer The bill Of the Plaintiff and that COPY of tina
oruef DC forthwith Inserted in the Lynchhurg Vrginsn
Tor Two months suocessively, and posted at the from
"oor oil the Courthouse of the County for two sucee,
i've Court days
eopy-Teste. Ro. C. MlTCHEII.C
Jan. Is ,,o,n a,
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VIE subscriber desiring, FROM professona
cnus ider n tom. 4. H.. cnnneCL


VIE subscriber desiring, FROM proiessona'
Il considerations, To he no longer connect
ed IN any vie with political newspaper, Oh
iers Tor sale his interest in the " Vmginian Of
TINS piace, embracing one equal sixth part OF Az
the natures, &c. &c. apper,aining to the es'ao.
lshmeot, together with The same proportion oi
Al the debts which have or curred since the ism
oil January, 1928. This paper, which. under
various titles, has dourished among US for many
yenrs, was never more prosperous than AT 'hs
lime. Under present anspices, its circulation
IS more extensive than that of any paper N me
'n'ei nor oi'irenia--is proportion OF the 20.
ana Advertising patronage of the town anu
adjacent country laree-and, in short. IT'S "ho'e
economy 40 judiciousiy ordered, as almost 10
ensure continuation of pnblic favor aud sup
port
speak it in sincerity. when ! declare, thai
'he i"irresf in Question, in my opinion, stords
'"e most hsoinble opportunity tor a safe ana
Prohtahir investment ut the sum ct money We
oesSaiy TO us purchase.
PATRICK II. CABEiL.
Jan. 70 as41
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CALEB oDELL q CO

AVEkfcly ceived additional supplies %
d q vafioss articles in their line. Il mo" oGey
ioi sale at very reduced prices for cash or Rp
proved paper, an extensive assortment Of
Gentemens Boots and Shoes
Ladies do do Pruneila
Morocco and Seal Skin
Chdrens' do
Servants do
WAX upper and sole Leather
Mnrofco and Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn, by the 100 and lbs
hnitting Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick.
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur and Wool Hats
S'al aud other Caps
Sc i Trunks
We have connected with our Store. a mann
factory OF Genilemens' Boots and Shoe,--N.
likewise Manufacture LaGies Seal, Morocco and
Prunella Shoes. which will be made o. the best
materials. apon the shortest notice aud in the
most fashionable and neai manner.
Jan. % IS
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VALUABLE LAND FOR oALR

INiAr welt known and desirable planta.
u ton called Pleasant Meadows, situated
IN the county OF Amherst, belonging 10 the
estate ofJnei Frsnkhn. dec. and living on the
waters OF flney RIVER, Containing eie III hun.
dred aud ioriy three acres. This land is well
adapted TO the culture of tobacco. corn, wheat
aud rye There is on this tract GOO acres a,
wood land, aud the open land IN good heart, 1,
Nil he sold IN "A bndy or ~ lots 20 suit pnrcha.
ers. as there are two settlements on said land
An, person OF persons disposed 10 purchase.
VII te shewn the premises by Robert w. Oar
Ger. IN iudisPutsbie title can be made
as all the Legatees are Of lawfulage. One
half OF the purchase money in hand md
AMI the balance ia two annual instanents. with
Ten TO secure the two last payments. The
improvements are two dwelling houses, one OF
them large aud coamodious, barn, farm house
VIM al necessary out houses, with well ofex.
eeiivn' water in the yard. 10 point of health
t''d stn"'io". this land is surpassed BY none in
'he np'er country. Should the above property
hsl Ne dispused OF privately, we shall offer il a,
ruphc auction, Oh the premises. on the first day
OF April next BY THELEGaTErS
ga" o. w,fi2
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Valuable Land for Sal

WISH 10 sell my tract of L.
n Amherst county, adjoining tire land. '"s "a
.fs. Ambier, "A. MiDsniel. T.. Ws,,,M Mes
Tiers. --1hs naef of lss4id eautai.s :, w" %
"cr 8 u lies msll. l. in good ne,sht''', 1''
h"h s'a'i'assed by lew upland D .i,,ts,,,. no."
ie'iili, OF roil. Tleis !. good n,o,'''''' 'c'
ioi''ieeo land On it. and liir oal.ince ~, nun "i
ted 10 'he cultivation. of small gian. Az, i''
81 selling Is io renose 10 tie western "'y'd
!. not privately heioie, shall offer il s.r .p
the premises la The highest bidder o., ~ ~ ga
The 9Th day Of February mxi. The W."
will he oae iilrd cash. the balance in o,,. '"'
Two yeats. satisfactory little will be 49,.
iofe any fa, n'ent i. reqnlrrd. 'e'
ISAAC HANsARu
Jan &c, 40.
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Mn. SAMUEL FLEMING. as you are no,

AIR SAMUEL FLEMING. as YOU are no,
IvA an inhablmnt of this mmonwsalth, we
hereby motif, YOU that we shall take the demo
sition OF James ID Askew, az the RusselynIe
Holel IN the town of Russelviile, Logan conn
", kentucky, on Monday the 2l;,h day Of
The precautionary January, TO he read as evi.
dence nj the trial of the suit drpen,lipe in
eanphell county court, wherein VIZ, as assig
nees OF said Askew are plaintiffs and you are
defendants Should said deposition not be tn
ken on the day ABOVE named. then II will be IA.
Ken on The day after. or continue from day
10 day ill ii Is taken
PAHNiLL l. NoWLlN.
jan. o. wIu4
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nf virtue OF II deed of trust, executed to
I'D the subscrber by Thos. lvers, he airing
date the LIST day OF Feb lSs7, recorded in the
clerks ofiee of AInher., county court, tor pur-
poses therein mentioned, shall proceed, on
Saturday the Oath Jan. next. on the premises,
10 sell, 20 the highest bidder, for cash, the re-.
s'dua OF a tract OF lnnd, lying in the county Of
Amherst, adjoining the lands of Phneas Pierce,
SAINT D. Christian and olhers.--As the sale
Will take place upon the premises. deem any
particular description unnecessary. Acting
~ trustee, shall convey such title only as is
vested in me. WIN. BOURNE, Trustee.
Dec. % ,lm3o
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EXCH ANGIE.

DRAfTo--on Ne. York, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Baltimore, for sale a, n small prtman.
and IN sums TO suit purchasers, AT the lo,,e,,,
aud exchange office of h. W. HElVs0N
Successor TO S. T. NJ. Allen d Co,
Lynchbu,g.
Jan. 26
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NNCHANGE.-Dfans on Boston, Nen
Ia York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash.
ington City and Richmond, for sale, and in
sums 10 suit purchasers, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office of B. w. HEWsON,
Successor 10 s. 4 NJ ALLEN 8 Co.
>ect. 80.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-01-29

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks office of til
superior Court Of Chnncery for the Lynchburg Dis
triCt, the Sd day Of November, 1929 james M. VIII.
Iiams, Sen. PIT against WIN l. Lewis, John Robinson
&John Barnett, stephen Townes, X ebert Towies and
George TOwDGs, in his right, and as admir-. of
Edward Townes, dec Defts
The defendant John Barnett, not having entered hi.
appearance and given security according 10 the Of
assembly and the rules of this Court and it appearing
ny satisfactory evidence that he is not nhaant Of
tbs county 1t is ordered that the said defendant do
ppcar here the first day of the next term and On.
s"er the bill of the plaintiff and that copy Of this
O:der be forthwith inserted in new spaper printed
IN the town oiLynchburg, for two months succcssiyey
aud posted NJ the front door of the thnuse IN tho
said town. Acopy-Teste, j. WILLS, Z. Z.
Jan. 3. w2ms2
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NIRGiNiAAtR Rules holden in the Clerk. Office uf the
Superior Court of Chaucery for the lynchburg Dis
trict the Sd day Of November, 1923 Alexander Rob.
erts and Sarah Roberts, aud exccutrn of Jo-
seph Roberts, dec. Pitts. against David OWN and
lusfJrd Loving executor OF Lew owen dec Deits. y
The defendant David Owen, not having entar,d
his appearance and given security according the
Oh Assembly and the rules ofths court aud it appearing
To- the satisfaction of the thai he inhab
tant ofths country, ordered that the said defendant
90 appear here on the frs, day day the and
answer the bill of the plainthhat copy OF this
der be forthv it'll inserted in newspaper published
IN thu town OF kynchburg for two months successive
", and posted at the front drur Of the house in
Toe said town. Aeopy-Tes.e. J. WILLS c. G.
Jan, s. w9m4a
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Great Bargains in Cloths

~ OIlCE-By virtue OF deed OF trust, bear
~ mg date the 9th day OF June, 1928, exc Gu
Ted To me b, John johnson, which is duly To-
corded in the county court of Campbell made
I" secure the payment of certain sums of money
due Thomas Johnson, admr. of Jain John.
son, dec aud Tor other purposes in said deed ex
pressed, shall proceed TO sell, NJ public uuc
ton, ON Thursday the 9th day Of Feb. next, for
cash. at the present residence of The said join
johnson, in the county Of Campbell, ON Seneca
creek the following valuable property, TO wit !:
22S 2 acres of land on Siaunron River and Sc
naca cteek, 90 acr6s OF land on Cub creek in the
County OF Campbell also, 3 likely negro slaves
Q horses, 10 head of cattle, 9 sheep, 20 hogs S
feather beds and furniture, aud all said Joha
Johnsoo's household and kitchen furniture, and
all his plantation utensils, TX cart, 3 Prime
trace chains and loom. I he sale will contu.
ne from day To day Unnecessary The trustee
will convey such title only AS is vested 10 him hy
virtue OF The deed above named, which is beliey-
ed to be good.
WIN |. HARVEY, Trustee.
JAM I. ids
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MARsHALs sALE OF REM EsTArE.
GraveAy NAoa ,cAool,


GraveAy MAoa ,caool,
IN the n. +, corner of Pnnylyania county,
~ about 3 miles above panniii. Ferry, will
be continued the ensuing year. According 10
permanent vegetation, the Scholastic year, on
term consists OF 81 weeks, o. 81 teaching DAYS
The School will recouimeaee the l2lh of jan.
vary. ls29, ani without some unusual aud un.
expected loss of time will terminate about the
middle of December, with .horl recess he LAT.
Ger end OF 'une.
The subscriber can accommodate 6 Boar,iers.
at 800 each. for the teruI, payable one-haf in
advance
Tue price for tuition per scholar, Ia spelling.
reading aud writing, Si2 the term.
FW any higher branches IN English, SIS
tor the Latin aud Greek Languages, an
Mathematics, DC. 20. payabic one-half NJ tht
A'''!die aud The hntsncc at The end af the ter
livery scholar will be charged from the time
entrance TIL the end of the term
Tbs subsur ber will Quiz add to the aboye
that the nelghborhord is decen, sud moral. the
situation very beautiful snd T, sired, the school
bou'r, which rs quite a comfortable one, about n
iuile from his re-Uieoce, and that the best ener.
gees Of his iuid aided by more than 20 wear s
experience. shall be PAINFULLY devoted TO the
improvement Of his pupils
SAAlCEL +. MILLER.
Jau D. wI,,a
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1fS ccnstantlyreceiying fresh supplieso, Drugs
= siediclnes, Surgical instruments, Paints
Oils, Dye-Stufs, Pcriumery, &c. &c
Aiiof~hich may be had on the most reason
aoic terms. june 5.
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Ra AK ASS NAMING,
IgA subscriber at the lower end o. main
street, in addition tohis Rope and Irvine NAH.
Jog business; makes and repairs Curl'd Han
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Mahassts, n
cheap and comfortable article for sun,mer--and
would be thankful for amy job in thai way.
which shall be done with neaness and despatch.
and on very reasonable termes.
J. II. ECH0LS.
MAY !. ts59.
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.x,4HA ..NsOICE.-i wish 10 sell NY
r..G III tract of land, lying IN the
HIM. low er end of Bedford county, H.
s4zAzes bout seven and hall miles IRON
Lynchburg. This Tract contains 465 acres, a.
bout halt IN wood lani, the balance under II
good state of cultivation, and well enclosed.
The Improvements are a comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.-As mo one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises, IL
will b. unnecessary TO he more particular in
The descripien.--Tb terms will be acconmo
dating, and made known on application to
the subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS
Dec. l. 1882
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30 young Negro men anted.
A LSo, a lew stout yonng women & boys
N The subscriber will give the highesiprice
in cash for negroes oftbe above description.
Persons wishing 10 sell will please make i'm
mediate application 10 the subscriber in t!:is
place. A. NJ. WAnpILL.
Jar. i ..nD
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fiRGINlAAt Rules holden in the Clerks oilice of the
Superior Court Of Chnncery for the LynchbuIg Dis
trict, the Sd day Of November, ls2e. Joseph Ryes
fitf ag ainst Jordan Robertson, Stephen English Nni
English aud James Smith, bets.
The defendant stephen English not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 the OF
Assembly and the ues of this count aud II appearing
by satirac0ry evidence that he is inlnbitant OF
this country is ordered that the said defendant do ap
pear here the first Day of the term and answer
the bill Vi the plaintiff and that copy OF this order be
iorthwilh inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town OF LynchbuTg, for two month, successfully aud
posted at the front door Of the courthouse the said
town. AcOpy-Teste, J. WILLS, {. c.
Ills H2mf2