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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
SMITH, Chairman.
COMMUNICATED.
CoyrePondence toih The Chairman Of The Jacbsou and
harbour Central Corresponding Committee, Char

C0lTePondtnce 1oifh The Chairman IF the Jacbson and
harbour Central Corresponding COMMITTEES Char
iOiteSpiHe.
NoRTHUMBERLAND G. H.. Sept 9TH 1892
SIR have received yours of 10th August posmark-
ca tho 18th, and should have answered it sooner but
have been prevented by imispoAlion.
u Is known TO you that The Legislative Convention held
III Richmond last winter, by which my name was placed
on tue Electoral Ticket friendly to the recollection of
Geh Jackson declined, from various considerations as
avowed IN the debates Of that Conven TO nominate anv
person for the Office Of Vice President The motives for
That decision, as expressed in tie debates Of the meeting
were to give much efficacy possible 10 the vote of
virginia, TO preserve harmony in the Republican Party
throughout tie Union aud to prevent the election of Vice
PRESIDENT Rom devoving the Senate of the United
oiaes-And 10 effect these Objects that Convention vest
ca IN those nominated by ii electors discreet ton so TO
besOw The votes OF Virginia, may best advance the
principles for which she Tie advocate and place i'm the
chair OF The Vice Presidency, the able aud patriotic
citizen who can be olectedby the people
Whilst therefore, pledged 10 give nv vote TO
any particular individual Vice President do feel nv.
sen pledged 10 give effect 10 the views Of the Convention
ny which was FIRST recommended 10 the people of Vr,
g''a as an elecior-Iha Is to besiow my vote as
o' 70 defeat but ELECT IL possible, election by the PEG
PIC themselves and thus prevent the election of that Off
Ger from devolving on the Senate
IN conformity, therefore, with The above views il will be
my duy TO vote for Judge Barbour IL il shall appear that lie
Is the man most likely 10 unite the votes Of the Republican
Iay H. on the other hand Mr. Van Buren, any other in
uVaal shall be most likely 10 unite the OF the Re
publican Party, en shall feel myself bound to vote for
nmIbeeyDg that neither the people Of virginia nor
ue friends Of Judge Barbour Tie fudge himself would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

40 wiling that the vote Of Virginia should he thrown
away III useless and unayaiing contest but that they de-
sire mat The vote Of Virginia should be given TO Sc
cure inc election, by the people themselves, OF Vice
eSueh' nlendy TO the election of Gen. Jackson and
VINO should give honest and cordial support TO the nea
sures OF his Administration.
mere expression OF preference for Judge Barbour at
INC Po' would not change the rule OF action which have
prescribed IN myself; unless majority of the voters nj
me nep1oIran Party, deS:sei net 10 hr
smkeh' mat IN no any ehcr inGiyidal to be
Noeu Tor In that should feel 5odnd to give
pressed at the polls - -
nave the honor 10 be, with great respect,
Your obcdent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
Srpt. 3O.

TE1o BE SOLD 10 the ~ hest bidder, at New Kent
q Court House, on the lh day of October, be-
ing Cont day for rendy n"hey, negro girl, about
nine years old, belongn TO I've estate OF BENJAMIN Dab
ney, deceased WILLIAM III. MACON
Surviving EX'or of Benz DabAey, in right Of his wife,
who formerly Sarah DAbney.
September 2T, 1892. 12-3t
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Colonel VlJJ's Bill

The Colonel abuses Judge Clayton for publishing
his confidential leter--calls him worthless pol
hoon, unworthy seat in Congress, &c. &c.-and
then adds with great deal of naiuete that call
these complimentary things are equally applicable
TO those who have republished the private cores
pondence."-N. ID. The Colonel repubshes the
Correspondence himself; thus "the poisoned chalce
returns to his lips"
The y. S. Telegraph charges tbs with suppressing
the first part ofhe Globe structures on its lnendacious
impeachment OF Gen. Jackson, and publishing only
the conclusion Of the article. The Telegraph ought
TO have known that we have published the t0oe ar
tcLe from Me Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02

II AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pursuant to
u a Decree pt the County Court of Hanover of the
25h OF this mouh in suit in Chsucery, depending said
Court between Rb Wade and others plaintiffs and Spots
wood Liggon, DIV ndant-w be sold at public auction TO
the highest bldet the late residence of Mrs Susanna
ade, deceased, NEAR the Old Church. in the of
the said county OF Hanover Thursday the first day Of
November next il fair, it not, the next fair day, the
Tract OF Land belNaging to the OF Robert Wade
Decd on which the said Susanna resided at the time
OF her DEATH containing 2SS acres, he the same more
or lessand also seven negroes, consisting Of men
aud women, Of whom very valuable. The
land will be sold for The purchase money bear interest
from the sale, and p gabe in one, and three equal
nua payments-the purchaser TO give bonds with APP
proved security, to thye entitled dsibuonand also
a Deed of Trust tlg and-And the negroes, on nine
months credit, except or much may be necessary
to pay the costs OF the decree and Of the execution
thereof, which must be cash The purchasers 10 give
bonds with approved security
STREET Co,o,,;ss;o,,er
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There have been few cases in Manchester; and .

| There have been few cases in Manchester: and
or 3 deaths
On Friday, three boatmon on different points OF
the Canal, fell victims to itall from above. one a
white man, and the other two colored. We under
Stand, they had been guilty of some imprudence i'm
eaung or drinking. But beg leave TO suggest TO
our friends IN the towns and villages on the upper
'"es RIVER TO adopt all the precautionary measures
OF, 'hey know not when the destroyer may come
III Is beyond all question the nsidious and fatal
enemy IL not taken in time, we have ever witnessed
we respectfully address the same caution to our
L Farmers on all the water-courses of Vrginia-but
the pen OF Country Physician in this days paper
supefsedes the necessity of our making any add-
tional remarks. If any others were wanting. il
would be furnished by the melancholy catastrophe
ON Stewards farm, so iorcibly described by Mr.. VIM
H.. Brent. One caution we will venture to give:
me moment the premonitory symptom comes
oi,ahd the dySentery becomes troublesome, and
changes the character of the evacuatio fly to Gallo
mel, II you have no Physician at hand
we are happy TO announce that the Cholera is va
msnlng from all the other populous towns.
we have assurances at length from the Boards of
iieaith, both of Washington and Baltimore, that the
disease with which their respective cities have been
aiicted no longer crisis epidemic among them
he cholera Is still found in of the small viii
lagos of Maryland. The Hagerstown Torch Light
mentions two cases during the week before last
The Wiliamsport Banner mentions one at that Mace
Ana II Is also at Sharpsburg and Boonsborough.
Postscript
mr. Woodfln's List of lnterments for 81 hours
terminating yesterday noon, includes White, and
III Coiored-Total 2O-being less than during the
previous "a hours.
The number of nec cases in the Penitentiary since
Sunday o'clock, is Sail appearing to do well cx
cept one.
We cannot undertake to pronounce positively up
on the health of the ciiy-but learn that it was
Yesterday the opinion of several Physicians that the
Cholera is abatng-cspecally in the malignity of
the cases.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-10-02
BIGGER'S
EXCTTA.NGE & LOTTERY OFFTCE.
RICHMOND VA
SPLENDID LOTTERIES
Union Canal EIOateTy. Glass No. sAf
Tickets $40, Halves 50, Quarters So So

CAPITAIS-S5O,O0 and $4,000.
On Wednesddy mn october 1892 cH be draIon in the
NEW YoRK,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18

foreign ports, and academies on shore, are con.
fessedly and approximately needed; and it iswith
in the power of the general government to do, IN
these points. justice aud signal good to the coun
try. Mr.. Wines has not overlooked the meliora
ton of the condition and habits of the common,
sailors. He tells what they are. and how far thev
are susceptible of Improvement. He thinks they
are far from being irreclaimable, and is persuad
ed that " the disuse Of ardent spirits among them,
the providing Of suitable Libraries for their use,
and the regular communication Of moral and re-
ii,ious instruction. would be productive of the
happlest results to both themselves and the SER
vice"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
i veYlise nent &.

a WISH pat -. = o~ing queries to The person
4 III pcnuri "a 30 &c si - offset to my y ex'
tr.,r.iy u,I,.easif.t" .,, 81 men.
Il me act Of Twelve gentlemen, associated as Yes
try at er careful. anG Ig I:esgi tion OF Creditors
accounts AGAIN; them, acknowledging by WRIT n
Instrument, balance due Tie SAL! creditor no JUST
,,a ON winch ne ,onnjs h clam' Was that act
nn,ss.1 an that instrum, Mt gwen or'yto deude the
rreditorl Shall II De sa. 10 the great dlscredt OF
those centlemsn that ere IS n" faith to be put in such
an act pass, ey SUCH body l; such be the fact,
IN. advertise scknnu edge. that th's claim is not
founded either ~ jus: &c, honor, or integrity
sent 6-2sI4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
TYustee's X office

yESHE creditors Of John " baker who wish t" par:
ticpate in the fund arising from the two deeds CT
trust executed to mt by him, for purposes therein ex
pressed are hereby notified, that their CLAIMS Must be
presented and the conditions of said deeds complied
with on or before the 18th September next. or they
will be excluded fromthe benefit Of sad trusts.
Na,ce is also give ~ that John w Barker has plac'
ed in ms hands list of debts (now in the hand, OF al,
officer for coection.) which, when received are to
90 in all Of the aforesaid trust fund.- and to ne app'o.
priatrd accordingly. GEo. WIFI
;,,, 20 trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Ex,remely Unpleasant.

Ys!E advertiser having in vain solicited the Vesy VI
g, Pt,,i's church IT, : extrdr,a, and appealed, IN
ell cms, to their justice honor and integrity 70 pay
tn, amount IF CAIN a:knoW lodged TO DC due from
said hirch 10 him oya Reso!ution Of tn Eeatry Of
sad ;inrro. passed the 5h Mar lS27 ne = una
der tie lis greespe the extremely unpfeasa" hecss'''
I, OF Of, ring .hr ss,d Cam Tor safe
the ahoyc.,ncn';caed Resolution, signed ofhcis'iy
Nv ;hs S.cre.sr, e the vestry, being tue copy OF
M rec ri m The V,3iry Book Of said Church. will be
stcwn &c ny person disposed TO purchase sppiy AZ
III Once aug oI- -a"IM
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For AmstesdaM

sFS The superior eoppered Brig BELPIDER.3
yGcorge Fletcher, master. will sail in the course
4 preseM month For light articles on freight ol
,,s,,ye having handsome accommodate ms, apply to
EDw'U DAISGERPIELD.
Uno has in Store for safe:
y h1ds Porto Pc c Rico isugas. part of superior
g do New 0rleansO
do New England Rum
R FGf' n and n sms Pips, 'sis"s''s Brandy
pipes superior Holland Gin
10 barrels No. Nsckerel
Boxes Chewing Tobacco; los and 12's, &c. &c.
sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
WanteN Immediately,

vTHO work in the Columbian Cotton Fsct"ry, about
L twenty more Boys Girls, and five more faM'
I;es. with Children from eight years Old ana upwsrdsi
and Carder ard one that work on the Stretching
and act as storckecper 10 such as understand the
business, good wages will be gwen Also, servant
to do house work, by the month or year hppN t"'
U~anJr;o GO RnBB.
sent 1T
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O1k
LYMA RE f ID,
rom,,;SS;o,, Merchant, No. l9o baltimore st.,
sent 1t

B7LI4HORE.
GRATEFUL. for the patronage OF ms N'th's anu
u The public again tenders h's Serv ces, assuring
them hat anv consgnmetts Of won, torwa'ded 70
him f,r sale will receive parcuiar G''a''icn We WISH
90 individuals to bear IN mind tive f@ci - MS hMe
and attention are devote enirel M i:.s'rep e IN
n.1y of DOL on commission on W e.. =. o." go e.
rv CONSIGNMENT of Wuo fsfv ,rieG II - ~ ullAos'
ex artons will he made to prrmrte IN" ~ fh ~ i's
cons,rers Ills tim beng devoted ss''rr'y :" 'h'
article. and having hal many years esp renee 10 N
business he Aa.ters himself that he CAN render mere
satisfactory sales than persons unacquanted @t the
value and various grades and qualities Of the Article
he i, ue.kly furnished by regular correspondents IN
"A ,son~,nd \ew York. with frce Current. and cor
rect information of III. ralue in those markets; ana
whenever better prices be obtained there ne has
made arrangements with experienced and resPon.
sbe houses in those cities, to receive and dispose Of
any Consienme n,s which he msy have orders to tor
ward to those places
All letters addressed to him, lp"st paid, asking IN
formation respe, ting prices, &c will receive imied
ate attention
l.. Il has leave to refer TO
Tiffany shaw Y Co. Baltimore.
Cobb, W,man Il Co )
David H. Thompson. Frederick, Md
G W. Ku,ter & Co. Uniontown, Pa.
Z,ne g Pen,ony, Wheeling. Va.
Iasc Hoff, Winchester, Va,
Allison owen, Cincinnati, Ohio
Russell & Matthews. GAINESVILLE, do.
!. Armstrong d Son, haysvilie, Ky.
Liesly Combs, Esq. Lexington, do
,s%,... w' = Anderson, Louisville. do,
June 2-w4m
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Tanes 2SAcriutina.
Ehnice Wines.

Nhnice Mines.
r9vHE subscribers have for sale assortment Of fin
4 est WINES, in boxes Of loXen each, viz.
Champaign, orinant Houet brand
Leadtop Champaign, in pnts and quarts
Chamhertin BuTgundy
"CiJssm.n K c." best Chateau I.sfitte Claret
"WinKier," "Dpp"n!leinar," "0berweiseler,"
snI Hattenhemsr," oLp Hook
ST. Julien, La Nerthe, st Joseph and Laffitte
white and red Gsret
White Hermitage andSaucrne
huscat, Lunei, hermitage, Malgoisn
GRsiaSSe u. Hu,ruyuC
Me &c Claret, in casks
MAnErnl, in pipes, hogsheads and quarter casks,
old aud of the very hes; quality
Sicily and Msrsses Madeira
ST. Lucar, Sherry, Port
Dry and sN ,et .iaiasa, sc. Sc
III &C % e. &. CaZENoPE 20.
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office

sSseAsn The Steamer COLUMBIA.
Captar jones Mitchell, viii. for
s<-;If;=; ensuing four weeks, (comren'
ssSs1Ss~SESSzscingo on the 18th Sept AMI en.'ing
the 9Th October,) leave Baltimore ON SsturdF, AT
o'clock VI for the District Of Columbia; ana return
ny. will leave Georgetown S, Washington 6, and
AleSSndris a, o'clock, \ q. ON We iU"sjSy.
Passage, e,retusiue Of Meals:
from Baltimore To the District, or 10 the different
landings tue Potomac, from these places TO la,
tinOre - o.
To P,e's Landing Quantico %
Sandy Point. Nd. Buyd's Hole, Ladders
Ferry 50
Bluff Point, Moore's Landing, Blackstone's.
Piaey Point, Sandy Point, Va, Corn
field Point 90
sen, ~ -iy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
advertisement.

sSEELINe happy in being enabled to say that srall
houses are wanted. offer for sale sundry Building
l.ots on Washington, Gibbon. Franklin, ST. Asaph'
Duke and i5enry streets
sept3 JoS'Au H. LAWS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
L or EastVOrt.

FIX The brig COLUMBIA. Csp, Webster, will
szsy all in few days, and take 400 barrels on
fSi.ul Apply To J, Nv "a IRWIN.
Who have for sale 90 board 1855 tons Plaster.
~
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
i0ok Out!

NlNVN WV
ANYWAY or WAS taken fr,m the subscriber
4 4 premises, on the morning OF the 18th instant,
n, gro woman by nam,
ETELISA,
bright rnulatto about 10 Or % years Of age, feet
or inches i'm height, with face freckled have We.
~ reason TO believe he in ncigbbprhord of Ere
dericksburg Va, as there is some dispute as TO me
right Of property in this negro 1t IS not 'mprobso
an qttempt may be made TO sell her to the SOUTH
taken. r o.
vii, give reasonable reward for her delivery 70
me- or her being lodged in Jail SO that get her agar"
administrators Of Sarah Chichester, deceased redi's
near Fairfax Court House Fairfax 10 va
aug 2l-aaw3w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Fox N0tterdau.

FIX The coppered ship C0LUNBL3, Abbott,
EZ n,ster, will sail about the 18th September. and
t,,C % hogShesds tobacco and small articles Oh
freight. Apply to w. FoWLE u Co
sept
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Eresh Garden Seeds.

lust received, fresh supply Of Fall Garden Seeds
* which are warranted genuine. among winch are
~. Earl, George and Bul,ock's Heart Cabbage, new
v.r;e,, and never before sold in this market they
are drec, from the imported. Also fine Green scols
Kale, Fall and inter rurnip Seed, Prickly Spinach
&c. &c. WIN. u. Aoh'uSoN.
aug 2S-10t
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\ lleeee
ChnrNes NeMMett

HAS received. by ship Shenandoah, Captain Rose
II ard ofgrrs for sale
Rr uport Seine wine. il bales Of various sizes
Shoe Thread, common in bss's OF 20 dcz
Fine yellow bleaeh-d and half bleached do
VERY best patent Iaiior,' lhreal, dark blue,
H. md All cc.urS
Ris Stock VI GOODS previously on hand. consisting
OF many desirable srlicles Foreign and Domestic may
be urIh tue attention of dealers II is his intentlc
70 dispose Of the whole the present autumn anu ems
ing winter sept6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Vessels WnUteA.

Az THREE VESSELS wanted, to carry To.
| ~ bacco from the PatGxent 10 Philadelphia and
u Baltimore CAZEN'NE s. Go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, &c,

Sugars, Coffee, Molasses, &c,
On iIos>headsI Olea ms, Porto Itico and 81, Croix
~ 80 barrels s Sugars
boxes white Havana do
81 barrels and boxes LOST and lump do
$50 bags Rio, Lsguirs and Java Coffee
IS hhds Orleans and English Island Molasses
190 harr,. copper distilled whiskey
Spuncheons old Jamaica Rum
IS hhds New England DO
ITO chests, half chests and boxes Gunpowder,
Imperial, Hyson and Young Tyson Teas, Lew
ISIS cargo
'gOoCO lbs choice Bacon our own curing
so,VuO los Yellow and Brown Soap
81 boxes Mould and Dipped Candles
FOR sale by SAM'L; Is. LARMOUK q Co.
sept4
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FRESH Teas, &c.
WILLIAM FOWLE g. co. hare for Sale,
~, CHESTS Young dyson } Teas, OF the Nepon,
4 y IS hafdo Gunpowder Sset's cargo. imported
20 do do Imperial the last month.
20 hhds st. t. cro' land. and N Orleans Sugars
rs hhds superior retailing molasses
rs hhds " r,m
20 bbls
March e CO. London Particular, Sicily and ri.
CO Madeira, Leoville and Nedoc Clsrct,
Sauturne and Champagne wines
100 bolts Colt, cotton duck, all numbeD
so do cotton ravens do
60 coils Manila cordsge
20 boxes Havana segars Of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
50 bills mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
500 90 do do Mo- Mo 8 Maeterl une,
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SAlND nlMcG
Cap & Metter paper.

sfNn REAMS Cap and Letter Paper, assorted, from
tflfS2 SO to s. per ream; just received Oh s'!s by
Gept VA. n. MORRISON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
stoves! stoves!

, STOVES of various descriptions, such as coal;
- ine.pAiC, Franklin, with and without grs'e'i
pa AMI 0rnaneAted WI urns: No. /: and cock
ing stoves OF the latest and most spproYe. patterns
Fos sale st reduced prices
- Orders tor stoves &c any patterns, thankfully
received and promptly St,cuded To, by
scp'5 GEO WHITE, Ag't.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18

Choice ~ Ines.
lust received per brig Remittance, from Ladeirs,
q l. p Madeira in hogsheads and Or casks
Bual do in quarter and half Or casks
sercial do in alfquarter casks
Grape Juice do in Or and half Or casks
The above Wines are from the houses Of Newton.
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, 4 Lewis Co., shd are
OF superior quality, and for sale by
MEssERsHlrH
HHo has in Store,
2pipes, 6 hhds, ana ~ Or casks Payne Cos L.
p. Madeira
sercial, Burgundy, and Malmsey Madeira, in
quarter casks
6pipes and 4 quarter casks "Figuira's" LIP Nc.
deira, entitled TO dsbenture
Spipes ami ~ hhds Sicily Madeira
S hhds superior Rousillon
lObxskets Champagne, &c. jy6
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-18
Steam.bont pOtnmae j.

vfSa<> CaHt>;p uupo-~s., wa,
on the l4,h instant, resume run
Ass-. ming 10 Norfolk and Hicbmond;
.eav,ng the City af Washington at
,, and Alexandria at : o'clock, L 81.
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, ~ w
To Richmond. do w
sent lid n. WAIILES, hSenS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
NOTICE..
d p !


Natae OF Il deed ii uu-l. executed Ia the
- subscriber on The I4th ii November, lsls, Il,
sovf'n Jcter aud Matilda ms VIII, aud rccorIed
according 10 law, IA the Cllk 5 Office Of Bedford,
shall, ON Friday the 25lb day Of May, lsI2. for
certain purposes IN SAID eedmcnllancdl at The pr,
sent residence Of the sud Letter sell to the highest
blddcr for cash the three uact, OF Hand conveyed IN
SAID deed VIZ one uHet on the waters Of Goose
Creek IA SAID county, containing 3i2! acres-=onc
other tract On the waters Of Bore Augur Creek, IN
said county containing 81 acres and one other
tract on the head waters of Enochs Creek, IN the
SAID county, containing - acres these tracts he
contiguous and will he all sold together Any
person wishing 10 engage ia farming cannot per
haPs procure better situation IN the count,-thore
Is at present fine crop growing upon the Land
which Will be sold with IT.
Acting rs trustee the subscriber VII only convey
such tile as is vested IN hun by the sand deed, bu
he believes the title TO be PROFESSIONALLY cool
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Trustee
April 30 wtds
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LYNCHBURD. ApRt;. 30, 1892.

(
daOt4,r Caureaf,oa We olr,.ry. IN fhc l,.,
Culpcpcr Gax,lt,. notit, ;,,nel by 1ndr. R,,h
ard II Field Col Samuel S,orro,y and o,L.r.
that Convention Of DELEGATE. ,vIu #o..,,,lt, .,
CharIottc.ydIc, on the 18th aty of June next. to
nominal. Ticket of Electors rlcdo,d +, s,,ni,,rt
Andrew Jackson ms President TN, United Sta,rs
and Ph!ip p. Barbour as We prrsid,n, ~ ,,d =,
meeting of the citizens of 'uIp,ner i called ~, tho
first day of the Nav Court for TN, o,r,,.. 81 ~,
pointing DELEGATES 10 SAID Conv,nlion Nvi,bon,
pretending To take any part in tie movements of the
jackson party, we nevertheless take the liberty OF
expressing our conviction ,hatths IS tl,eoulv mo5c
~ which the friends of judge Barbourc,,u do ,us.
tee to that gentleman. or to themselves or To their
principles Every body who has paid any at,cn-
#.,a 10 the incubation otthe Baltimore Convention
know, that lhs, body will be a patLcd j1rU-that.
whiIc 1t viii assembl. for the ostrnsible purpogc a,
Ill AID free delib.raton, 1t is already l1lara to
whom 1t will give an overwhelming, nnloritv Of
lis sulrases-snd tina, the friends of other g,n,lc-
ucn than Mr. Van Buren, who mo,. have hccn ae-
s.dantaliy elected To seats m that b,ly will rnisc
lher few aud feeble voices in vain araiost the
o,,rpowerilo tiJ, of ,,li,3 MN ,,Lo in t,rn,oi,
Constitute its members. The question is SINH III,
friends Of Mr. Barbour consent thus iobc ,or,d into
the supp ort Of, man WHOM, they dctcs, Inv ,hc som,
bIancc ola fair e.pr,.s,on of tin, va;cf th,.ir mar,
ty? Orshal thew venture IN stand nnon then.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-30
OI,ITTAR

A Correspondent informs US that Mr. Jesse r Hep
ans of Bedford, has in the space DISK days lost
three promising children, by the scarlet fcvcr-one
sor, 1--WE years oda daughter, three years old, and
a second daugI.cr aged fifteen months.
DIED, at the residence ofhc- son-in-law, Capt
John p Mathews near Wythc Cour. hose, "a
Friday the Goth instant at 3 O'Clock = NJ. Mrs.
NANCY SMYTH widow OF the late Gen A
LENAhbER s,MYrH. in the G2nd wear Of her age.