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with the government ior place, but nc had pre-
tended to say, that he (NIr. oConnc) party to
any OF these negotiations. If Mr. Bennett said that he
(hlr OConrclD had any knowledge OF, connexon
with, negotiations o. that kind, all he could say
then was, that Mr. Bennett had given utterancc that
which totally untrue lie believed however that Mr..
Bennett, when he heard OF the assertions of the Hon
member for Preston this suhcct-and hear OF them
he should the first moment when his residence
ascertained; so THAT letter could reach hm-hc be-
heved' he repeated, that " Bennett would DO quite
ready to contradict what aHbccn attributed to him by
the member for Preston. He (OConnelD did believe
that Mr.. Bennett had made such statements but if he
had then all that could be said was, that (Bennctt
had illuminated him, and not the member for Pres
ton.
The markets Cor bread stufs Were less active, and
former prices with difficulty obtained.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-24
gtlEE EsesE

.;.,l,AT VARIATIONS IN THE MONEY MARK
~ AND IMMORTALITY OF THE FRENCH
STOCh ENCiIANG t--GOOD NEWS FROM
POLAND, AMP RUSSIAN FRONTIERS
>rATE OF THE BELGIUM QUESTION
CONFEDERATION or MONrBEL, lrItAUS.
SrH AND CAPELIE-N. De MCNTDELL;S
p\AipliGiI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-24

Ihe CuIPePer Gazette, published at Culpopor court
house. spirited and independent paper, has passed
from the hands of its founder and first editor CaI5
"eli' Esq into those of r. A. Thompson, Esq. wo
presume the Gazette will continue what Il has hereto
fore oeenJackson Calhoun-or perhaps it WILL like
some others OF The same political sect now mako the
nero roe behind, and become Calboun-Jaclson! How
TO see the friends Of Mr. Calhoun even better
1'''u OIL The iioros incuPacty and bearing him more
"o'ormn'd hostility than the friends Of Henry Clay
hhsoii' ctcctng much loyalty and admiration -
Dun Green has struck another key and IVY Christmas
We shall see, what we shall aeo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

Naujsin, Noble. Robbins. Ruggles, Seymour.
ollsbesl Webster, Willey-2l.
Sothr Senate resolved to suppress the inqnlry
: Into The reasons which have induced the Pos-
master General 10 make any removals OF The
deputies"
Noie.-The following is an extract from
the letter o the Hon John Mclean to MIR.
Barry, LAID before the committee by their OF
der
Washington. March 81 1929
cannot. in justice 10 myself aud the pub
lie service refrain from recommending the
continuance OF the Assistant PosimHsters Gen
eral, who have been long identified with the
department, aud have been faithful TO the trust
reposed.
name those genilemento you, because
have understood that efforts are making TO IT.
move one or both OF them. should extreme y
roget such a step. as well ON your o-n at
count, Ms that OF the pubic. Win the op-
CREATIONS of the department, am well acqualn-
ted. ! am anxious that IT'S reputation shall be
sustained and I am convinced that hiS tdnnot
be done Jhe above gentlemen be rtmoued
lh's remark Is made with perfect knowledge
vi all oil the facts"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24
DyFLETCHER * TOLER.
TER Ms.

,For 81 per annum payable in sdsaness month,
srfipuoh WIZ Iii he discont,nued (but ut the discretion
fHh W ed,,ors1 until all arrearaees arc paid; -
Advertisements will be inserted a, oO fer each
sts Tor less) the first time, and i w. nd for
INNS 10 their insertion or the payment assuhou ny
pre-, ,,.s.,,ouslble person IN Lynchbnrs. -
n Ghanesry ORDERS not eSceeuihs NV sq"a
;,'e,,ed for SIX dollars. ait. i, -,
addressed TO the Editors must be po"'
- or thew will not be attended 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-03-24

LATE ASSISTANT PosrMAsrER GENERAL,
10 The truth Of he facts contained IN Vhich he
made oath before The Seize. Committee " the
StHaA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26


OAK HILL, May 10 1880
DEAN SIR: have received Your letter of the II n
md hdsieD to answer it well rememb.r that VIII n
received the letter from General Jackson 10 wLieb
you aIiuds, OF tho 10 h OF January, 1915 was ssk
In bed and could not read ~. You were eli her mr.
seht or came ia Immediately afterwards and Land.d
1t TO you for rerusa Afer aiding il, you replaced
IT. with remark 'ha, il required my a,ten,io n OF
would require an answer; but without any notice or
rs contents. NJ. Crawford caue in soon afterward;
and hsldsd it also TO him for perusal. He read il
and returDedit in like manner, without making AM
comment on it's conients further than that il relatsd n
the Seminole war, o. something to that effect Inr
yer showed 1t TO any other person, and am NOT car
ain whe her 1t was he or you VITO observed thai il
related to the Seminole war. Having made all H.
arrangements citing that war, and being soma Tim.
confined by indsposi,on, the letter was laid a.de and
forgotten by me. and read il until after tbs
conclusion OF the war; and then did il on an min.
on itom you that 1t rsquired my attention. You ask
whether that letter bstors tn cabinet in tn, s
he GRAFTON on the dispatches received from the G,nar
al communicating the result of that war CT alluded N
by any member 10 the adminisrai alton. NV impre.,io,
seidedly Is, that it before the cabinet nor do
recolleet or think that alluded 10 in The d.
e:s.ion on the subject. Had il bs,n | could M, 7
presume, have forgotten it, received the despsIch.s
rsieried to here, and had made up my mind before
lett home az 20 the part ought TO take in reference
to it's management, especially ii should be supporsJ
N The opinion formed by the admins raion Tba,
support was afforded IT, and pursued the course which
my judgment dictated, with view TO tn. honor and
interest OF my country, aud the honor of the sneyaI
who commanded
With sincere regard,
am, dear Sir, yours
JAMES MONROE
Hor. J. c. CALHOUN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26
John Q. adams to-. C. Calhoun.

WAsHiNGToN, IA h January 1891
SIR received thi, morning your letter nj tn Isu
instant. and in giving to it an INN .dats and ,xnc,
answer, trust you will Psrs.vs the proprieiv ~ IN,
cohhnng myself to the direct ob.c of your poui,;a
In the course Of the last summer / recsived I.,,a
from Mr. Crawford, referring to IN. con,uitston- n,
VI N1' % w"h he Heads Of the Deo,r,m.,,.
N The summer OF 1915 upon ,hs proc, edioes O; Ger.
Jackson III Fiorda, the occasion If he S.,;noi
war, and ailudng to lsttsr from Gen Ja.k.on to M
Moniee. which he stated to have been produced =,
one oil those meetings, and to which his own IL err
peared to attach SONS imJ ortaBce. "
MIR. Crawford did not to me the purnoss .f h
inquiries, nor was aware that any previous CORES.
pondence IN RELATION TO the subject hid taken Mac
nut az the contents OF his letter appeared TO me IN no
OF peculiar interest to the character OF Mr. Monroe
answered him that had no recollection of Ike p,oJu,
ZION oil such latter that to which he referred and
requested his permission to communicate bis Latter ,
MIR. Monroe himself. To this answer have received
reply.
Neiiher the letter of Mr. Crawford nor ,hs Is,,.
BOOK containing the copy OF my answer to H. are AZ hi.
mon'nt IN my possesoD, having left IN m both al m
res'ce0ce IN Quincy. The letter from MIR Ctavf,d
h'd not purport 10 he conhden,a but as il related 10
transactions sacredly confidential 10 the cabn., of Az
Monroe, have not thought myself at liberty 10 fur.
Dish copy OF it without his permi.,ioD ev.n IN A.
Monros: the same principle sppss to your r.ou,s ,or
copy; but will imms diaeIy write and dir.ct con,
OF my answer TO be made which, when rsc.iv.d .bs i
De cbserfuiy communicated TO you.
am, with respectful consideration, sir
Your obed .nI servant
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
JOHN Z. CALHOUN, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26
george Ne DuHe 10 Mr.. Calhoun.

UNt
DEAN SIR: In answer to the injuries coniained in
your note OF this morning submit the following state
ment' very distinctly recoleci to have besyd Nj
crawford u think IN the OF 1879 in conyers
ton With Eldred Smpkins, Es, relative to the orocd
ings OF General jackson, in the Seminole war snd g.,
the course pursued by the cabinet touching those
ceedings Dir Crawford spoke without any kind Of re-
serve to the respective pats taken bv he Iiaa,
mehoeTs OF NE cabinet, while the subject was under
doioer.uon lie stated hat you had been in favor Of
an INQUIRY mo me conduct Of General Jackson and
eoncurred wish YOU lie spoke in strong terms of a.
appreciation ~ The course pursued by General TcLno
no only 10 his military proceedings but in prems,Sn
~ bringing the grounds OF his defence belo,s H. 80
Try AID iofesa!ling public opinion thus an,Iia
ne admins rsu 10. On this point he remarked th.,
ne administration could give direction 70 puIo
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Mfr. Wirt to Mr.. Calhoun
Hon. Mr.. WIRr.


WAsHINcToN. May 2S 1890
DIAR StR:-Your letter OF yesterday relates IN a
meeting oil the cabinet in the GUNNER of 1873 ,.,.,
70 the seminole war should not feel myself AT Ibsr
70 ul,eiose the proceeding OF any cabinet me eiing
without the concuTrence Of the and Of all az
members who attended IL but as your inaurv rsl.is.
to your own course, only, aud can speak of thai ib
out Involving any one else, see no motoptstv Il, do
ing so at your request Among other dea AZ bto,yn m,
Tor coDsderdon according 10 the usual eourss Of csb
net consultations, think that al the fret m esnS on,
suggested The pfoprety Of an inquiry into the
OF the commanding general, but remember thai IN,
course ultimately adopted had your hearty
aud semember 1t the more distinctly becAuss vo,,
mentioned II repeatedly tonne aferwards a.: sriLin.
eVi ence Of the practical wisdom Of the Ptesidso,
suggested II. Thus much feel myself authorized b,,
he call TO say Of those deliberations The circumsan
' mentioned in the exraci you enclose, purportpg 10
os 40 extract OF a letter from w. H. Crayio,d Eyc
10 John Forsyth, Esq, dated April 30, 1880 having M
P'aes IN my recollection. The letter from Genst,i
jackson 70 Pfesd. nj Monroe therein mentioneJ i,sn
iIeV DC" 10 me- According TO the description OF ibs
I<ueT gwen OF 10 the extract il IL on Of 80 ,inouIs,
chsrac'er mat " had been exhibited a, soy 4sst
,nR when w" present, think that could net
ken place twelve years ago. KEEP, mn 80 ,,,,
OF aoy Of those deliberations, and am ,ne.Lin ,
tom memory. But stll lhiLk, that If such I.,,
had been trJduced and read in my presence shonis
nave retained some recoil- elton Of IL; whs,sss 4,
srises me in the description, thing perfectly n
400 o. which never hssrd before. In the close OF tho
ehUsc' 'us writer say s.--" After thai tier was p,o
duefd should have opposed The inn c,jo, nj nn,It
men' upon me general, no had the seps.
81 tne Pfesident ne tseit consent" b.v. M ,.coI
lection that plnSh1ent bad been propo..d rs, .,,, 80
unIe" an enquiry into the official conduct ot IN.
raj can be regarded NJ punishment. IA s,rIkss M ~
mani 'h't 's"sr had been produced, aud Mr.. crsr.
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return.
conference.-the correspond with you on the subject
to which refers. The controversy is not with you
out General Jackson. You. from the FIRST, voluntarily
assumed the character OF tue niormer. Under that
character only can know you, which Of course pre-.
ciudes all communication between us in relation TO the
controversy except through General jackson. Regard
ing you IN the light do, you may assured that no
abuse on your part however coarse, nor charges a.
gainst me- however false. possibly provoke Inc to
raise you to the level OF principal by substituting YOU
In tho place OF Cen jackson in the CORES pondence
Should you, however, submit the degradation OF the
position which you have thus voluntarily taken, and
viii send this or any other statement 10 General jack
son and induce him TO make the subject OF any fur.
Their communication to me, confirming in his opinion
your former statement, or weakening my retutaton,
will be prepared, by the denons,rative proof
drawn from the paper ITSELF TO show such palpable err
rors In your present statement to destroy all conf.
dence in your assertions leaving it, however, to those
whs have the best means OF judging, determine whe-
Their the want OF truth be owing to decayed memory
or some Other cause.
Having been taught by the past the necessity of tax
ing all possible precauon where have any thing TO
do with you, deem prudent not deprive myself OF
the advantage which your paper affords me, and have
accordingly taken copy as precautionary measure
am, SC.
&C. CALHOUN
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nien. but permitted military officer whs hsd violated
his orders to anticipate them they had no business to be

non. but permitted military officer. whs hsd violated
MS orders TO anticipate them. they had business be
at Washington, and had better return home also ~.
member that he National Intellgencer, which was Iy
ing on the sofa where Mr.. Crawford wa, sitting con
sneu an srnc'e explanatory OF the grounds upon which
the naturalization had proceeded in regard 10 General
J'cksons military movements. Mr.. Crawford sdverted
10 some pat oil the article which laid down principle
o, the law OF nations, II mistake not which went 10
SNOW "a' neutral territory could only be invaded In
~esh pursuit OF an enemy, and added, "Mr Adams de.
mes All that" He represented Mr. Adams as going
much further in jusfyiDg Gen Jackson than even Mr.
stating that the latter was induced to pass over
the conduct Of General Jackson without public
not from belief that bs had violated his orders an,
exceeded his power, but from political atom
connected with our relations with Spain.
Your obedient servant,
GEO. McDUFFIE
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VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
III NOW OEEER For H.. L..sl. 49,

vALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NOW oFfER FOR SALE the brick tenement
ana s appufieDances located on full acre OF W ell
enclosed ground, nearly opposite Mr. Thoma. Rn,her
'oords' and tenanted to the ohlo Engineer MI Stein
h,'o' ".cK tenement, near our High Constable e
residence (hr John Godd ny tenan'ed 10 Mr. CIemep,
white, one OF our City Police Officers
Also, two BRICK tenemen's under on, roof on II
street; the one under rent to Mr.. Cresswe and tn,
other 10 Mr.. Psarman
Also, framed building near To the uonsr Ma,boJi.,
place OF worship, well known as the residence OF The
Rev. Mr.. Kerr. " VIC
Also, reeenily erected brick building, &c. stand.
inR on uh acre OF well enclosed ground On Cbu,c,
r1l'' gently declining to the Ssuh and admirabiv
calculated Tor the culture Of vegetables opoosita NJ
jor Gsorge's resiIsnce, sod occupied by Nj SneeJ
200 and more deep 80 W
Also, two Lots with brick buildings th.re erec,sd
Oh t. strsei, nearly Opposite Mr.. Warwick's tobaeco
ware mouse IN very dispdatsd snd ruinous state;
' we same Time possessing materials for other strur
'fe', on viii say two lots, now offered Tor saleons
81 which s directly South OF MIR. BafrLy's tobarcc
ae'o y 100 isei b. i3Oand ,hs other, Of yearly TO-
c'e's hg V'lus vZ:-~ons No 3, 30 feet itost on ,bs
DICK, by 100 feet IN DEPTH on which warehouse 81
var IN structure and =x'ent with that OF MIR Lud.
ANS might be erected. ~
An Opportunity !. now afforded the purchaser. Of
market 10 keep them in e' W
The 3 LIZ acres Of ground on Valley or Butcher
street, Known to- yesrs past as Mr. Jotn Wyses siangb.
ter pen, VIII be laid III INTO wsuty -four sso,,,ta .,
distinct los; twslye at which 80 teet from, on a
street. VIII run back 1870 set thereabou TO an oh,
iee' alley; and thence twelve other lots Of similar d.
meD'lons extending to the western boundarie, n, On.
ground. " '"'
such OF tbs aforesaid Ios az at The close Of the suc
ceeding month, femso un'old, will then be disposed
o. a. Auc ,on' to the highest bidder;
And' u have liberal bid made me- for mn Dre
offer for sale. ''' TO"
Capitalists, here and else where could not. pstbsD,
ostief dspsse OF their uDemploye funds, than in ve.
ing portion OF them in city property which
advantages not surpassed by any city in the United
'u res IN RO. GREENHOW.
~ g. Q3-fs
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~ TO 'eiI his hors- Curiosity and one oil his Colts
nov old enough to make season this Curio,ity
Is oe'utiui dark bay, about Is q hands hig h. and
~ pm, 0, iorm, pefhap unfqHaed by any horse IN
'he State tor pswer and action.-A good many of biz.
colts are now in use, and considered the best
horses IN the coun,ry-Some OF them are used a.,
"d'cneu norses' ana probably not equaed in appear.
ance by any 10 the UDion-I will sell ei,bt or bs,b nj
me above Damed Horses on reasonable terms 40 am
now 700 Ola to attend 10 sucd properly There is no
no"o,ou' 'hey would be valuable property any one
either or both OF them u do not sell ,hen during IN,
month. WA w,IUrU '
CumberlaDd, Fob I2. sg-naw*
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TlinIi nErM,sE ME EAISR

THOU DEEM'sr ME- FALSE
Thou deem the fIls.!--Well, be il SO,
'rwere vain and useless @ repine:
Thou deemst me false-and heaven forbid,
That should blnmo one thought OF thinet
Thou deem'st mo fase-that now is siilpd.
The passion raging in my breast;--
Well he soft in thy own,
My memory hath suuk to rest.
wosid not wake again the thought,
,,i hat once, perhaps, twa, bliss TO eherish-
lis sonc'-my hopes go with them too,
But the, are len Ia por-h
Thou deem 81 me fsl.e,--No words Of mine,
The thought shall ever uudeceive;
will not cause thee IL repius,
will not make thee gricve
Live On, live on, aud .tilI behave
Me ialse, inconstrnt. you will
You deeni me iated to deceive,
Live on 1--we on, AMI think stiip
The memory of my love will pass
Like IA bird IN tho air;
Or hert as tho sands in the glass
Aud not "a trace be thero.
Thus on thy hear,
The thought OF me may live but with breath
eooo, soon 10 fade Ia the eternal death,
And thus depart.
And thou again will Join the throng
That float round pleasures oh, mo;
And raIse the laugh, and festive song,
And not lie thine.
Thy cup shalt he 6cd with tho nectar OF love
Which shall spaiklingiy flow TO ths brim.
And is spn be like the light Of dovo
And purity dwell therein.
But il in after years,
Memory should awaken
Tears for him thou hast forsakes
Let thus reflection cheer thy hoart.
And consolation lend,
That iili lifes springs do art,
lie is thy ftiend
And memory shall halow the thoughts OF tina, hour,
And scenes of the past. ogain bring:
Whilst rapture shall Gull for thee many a fowsY
Ans round thee an Incense breath ding;
For Joy shall be call'de'e from that retrsspse,ion,
n pleasure may spring cen from pain
Enough III" heart that will thy fond oscillation,
May never throb for thee again
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-26

q HieSoLO iloN.-ihe Co-patisefsLip h,r.Iot- r,
existing between the subscribers, under the firm
conseot-A per'ons having clsims sgains, ibs s,,os
wi present them 20 Beverley BLAIR and those ndsbtsd
TO the concern, will make payment to him-bs. onIv
same. RFVrpI rvs 10, ~. 10y
Richmond slst Dee $780, DAVID ANDERSON
The Subscriber will continue TO trsnsast commits
500 onsnessm The stand on Cary street, heretofore oe
concern he tenders his acknowledgements and assnrss
,heo ana The pubs generally, thai any bushes 90 con
nded 10 bis care, shall receive unremitted attention =
ne DOCKS aud papers Of Blair Anderson being Ieft in
his custody, he invites all those bavins cIsis
them TO call on HIN for payment and those indebtsS
10 nquidse their respective bsanoes-be, onlv bsing
authorized, az may be by the advertisement above
O'ece'se ana grant discharges for the same.
Richmond, let Jan 1881 1so.waa,1
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John C. Calhoun to Jane, .,fonro.

- WARRINGTON, .Udy II, 1880
DEAR SIR: II has besome important to me. in con-
sequence OF recent citcumstance to ascertain WIZ
tner General Jdckson's letter OF the 10 of January
ieiS-i mean the one in which ausion is made 10 Mr.
J. khfa-wa' seen, when received, by any one ex.
cep myself, and, II IL was, by whom I will THANH
you to inform me by the return mail; and also whe
ner 'ne eer above alluded to was before IN. cabinet
" was alluded to by any Of it's members durns ,bs
elaboration on tie Seminole affair
With since regard, am, Sc &c.
J. c. CALHOUN
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John c. Calhoun 10 Mr.. JpIrt.

WAsHINGToN, May ~, $780,
DEAR SIR: Circums ances which need NOT exn.in
render necessary for me, in self defence to call on
you for statement Ct my in the meeting Of m
CABINET 10 the summer OF 1918, tn. Seminole war
wish you also TO state, whether private letter from
Gan jackson toMr Monroe such as Is discovered in The
enco'.d extrac, OF letter from MIR. Crawford TO Mr.
osy'h, was before the cabinet during The deberaoo
or whether any ausion was made TO any letter of th,,
description ''
With sincere regard, am, SC. &c.
a., j. c. CALHOUN
Hon. Mr.. WIRr.
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NoiiCE.- Was committed to the jan OF Grsys,p
nan supposed to be runaway, who calls his nam.
ON ana says he belongs TO Elijah Gston of Chester
Di,'riet south Carolina Tom is about feet 8 or 10
age, toerably black color. Speaks quick. when sno
ven TO- The owner ia requested to call prove property
pay charges, and take him away-or he will no dc an
win according law. JEREMIAH JENNINGS.
Jan. I6. TWP. -
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fOur obedient servant,
Is. w. CROWNINSHfEID
j. z. CALHOUN, Piee. PresidenE

MI W. could no, have present at any cabinet
Iook place on tho 18th or 10Th of JUly 1878, Mr. Monroe
returned on the l4th from his residence in IoudoUn IT.
OF ths 'th luy announced the arrival Of NJ
70 as NJ, tsdence ~ Msachuses, tho Oh lie
resigned OcoDef following without having returned ~ ~
inglon Nor could he have been present Al am ec,;n
bnst on the subject OF the capture Marks or reps,cI
when was the lnrllgencsr Of the 2gth Of Nav lefs
noSnee we departure OF hs President s Monroe ~ Cyoo
inshield aud myself for Norfolk, before ioGopation g.
cd At Washisgion Of either Marks q, pens,cos
em9r returned 10 Washington proceeded 10 nv
ana 90 rot return 20 Washington until the oh of ILL.,
'uo'esusns TO MI Crowninshieds aya n Aassscbuso V
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HpoBLiC SALt-By virtue OF deed OF ,rus, ex
n e.u'ed nv Jefferson Swami, on tue 22i Jsy of
September, 1929 and recorded in the clerks office of
rowha,an Tor purposes therein mentioned will be sold
10 me highest bidder at public auction for ready mo.
ne5. al powha'an courthouse, the third Wednes day
40 acres, lying in The county II Poh.tan adjoining
'ne lands Of Richard Taylor and Samuel Drake aud
others or so much thereof may he necessary to sat-
we sara deed OF rus'-snd such title as is vested
10 ne will h. conveyed to the purchaser
Jan. Is, 1881. 77-w2m THE TRUSTEES
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ScHooL NEAR LOUISA COURTHOUSE :

SCHoOL NEAR LOUISA COURTHOUSE -
~ MIR Lewis Duke will open School at INV nous.
within Two miles of Louis. Curt House. on the ooh
o' January, 1881; his Schools will be limited ON: nor
exercising heen scholars; he will teach tbs Latin and
English languages, Afithmeue, &c Ms Duke has
'eaening Tor hrrs ysars past to the entire salts
tac'ien OF his empioyes As to his ouaiifc ations az
.eacner' he refers To MIR John Kidd, Mr. VIM Cooper
Nrl'on, and Mr.. Thomas Owen
Terms, for b ard aud Tui,ien for ten mantle O, inn
tuon alone, Latin $25, Engh.b 500
Jao IL 76-wSw" GARRIT NJ OUARIFS
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ERbiNo desIous 10 Close my adu,inlstrdIIon ~
a - the estate OF Gen. Cbanbeiiayue Jones, d.c'd
a" ps,'onS VINO nave claims against the estate, viii
present them for payment; those In sbted are
"a 70 make payment without delay as indulgence can
o no. oe gwen LEW. JONES. Adm
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