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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03

.4hhers' County, Norerlber Court, l422.
Francis Page and sally his wife, formerly
Sally Ovens, Gnbricl Page and Frances his
",ie, formerly Frances Owens, Rachel Owens
widow and heirs of Barnet Owens, iced
Plaintiffs,
Against
Susan Christian, Charles Christian, Rachel
Christian, Walter Christian, Frances Christian,
Polly Christian, Elizabeth Christian and Sally
christian, heirs OF Polly Christian who was
heir representative of Polly Christian dec.
formerly folly Owens, Defendants.
IN CHlSCERY.
The Plaintiffs having filed their hill, where
upon II appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that the real estate of the said Barnet
Owens, will not exceed three hundred dollars
a share To each distrbutee it is therefore or
deredth Susan Christian, Charles Christian.
Walter Christian, Rachel Christian, Frances
CHRISTIAN, Folly Christian and Elizabeth Chris
tlan, heirs and representatives of Polly Chris
Fslan, formerly Polly Owens do appear here on
the hrst day OF February court next, to shew
cause, II aHy they can why the said real cs-
tate should not be sold and distributed accor-
ding to the act of assembly in that case made
end provided, according 10 the prayer of the
plaintiffs bill--And ii appearing to the salts
uon OF the court that the said last named do
endants are not inhabitants of this common.
wealth II Is therefore ordered that unless the
said defendants do appear here on or before
the first day of February court next, and enter
their appearance aud give security according
TO the act of assembly, the plaintiffs bill shall
be taken as confessed and the matter there
tore decreed accordingly, and il is further or
dered that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginian for the space of two
months successfully, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the front door of the
court-house Of this county on some court tiay.
Copy-Teste,
10 A B. DAVIES, OK.
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~ U.RNcERY.

On hearing bin and the answer of the
defendants, George NJ. Tin.lcy, Alexander
Tinsley and John ilulchcson and Lucinda his
wife, and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants Anderson Tinsley
Watt W Bnily and Dolly his wife do not re-
side within the limits OF this commonwealth
whcreupon, II is drcrecd and ordered that un.
less the said absent defendants do appear here
on or before the ist day oi-.lanuary court next
and enter theiy appearance end give security
according to the net OF assembly and the rules
of this court, the plaintiffs bill shall be taken
as confessed and the matter thereof decrced
accordingly, and il isfurther dcerced and or
dercd, that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published In the
town OF Lynchburg torthe space eftwo months
successfully and that another copy thereof At
posted nj the front door of the courthouse oi
this county on two several court davsrcturnn.
BILE to the first day of January court next
A Copy--Teste.
la A. d. DAVIES, c. A c.
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Advertisement.

ITO BIZ SOLD, 10 the highest bidder,
J. on Friday, tie Goth Of December neat,
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IN tliINCERl.
The defendant John II Matthews nothavinr
entered his appearance, according to the net OF
assembly and the rules OF this court, and il ap-
penring 10 the satisfaction OF the court that he
Z. not M inhabtant of this State, on the MOI
Ton 81 the plaintiff by counsel, II is ordcred,
That the said defendant do appear here on the
hFst Monday IN January next, and enterhis mp.
pearance aud answer the plaintiffs bill, and
give security for performing the decree of TIN,
court, and that a copy of this order be inserted
in some paper printed in the town Of Lynch
burg1or two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the courthouse of the said
county. 4 Copy-Iestc
II wSw WINSLOW ROBINSON z
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2oto 9..o NEGRNES.

Consisting of zen, women, boys, girls and
ehiidren-amof gst whom ARE two valuable
Blae lsmiths, same very good House servants,
and I'm excellent Haggoner. Also, one Nag
gon and furnii nre, with six Horses, two or
three good Plai iation Horses, together with a
number OF articles of Plantation Utensils
Also, two Feather Beds and furniture, aud Sc
yer;Ai articles ol Household Furniture. Also.
one set Blackslnith's Tools
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One tract OF parcel of Land,

Containing 223l acres, lying about miles be.
low the bridge ON the west side OF Falling Ri
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mo. -.

sitiYely engaged, and rather doubt The
iaeto
am happy TO state, that Mr. Wallaek
IL iast recovering from his Iapnness. ard
expects again TO visit you in December
heAt NO doubt is eniertained by his ply
Brians here, who agree with those Of New
York and Philadelphia, that he will be al,l.,
10 tread the boards early next winter. Ii
Eltrs me great satisfaction TO say that Dir.
ffee has been well received here. aud that
much attention has been paid 10 bin. &c
eept by one person, from whom, of al o.
.hefs, he had right, from The courtesy
thai person received "A bis hands in Atoe-
rlca, 10 expect very marked eiyilities ..
Would You believe il, that kean, who Is So
much indebted 10 Mr.. Price, has never
delgned TO go near him since he arrived
hefe. frank. Gaz.
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Mr.. E1-fygie fru3rleu.

SiR-As yoc are not an inhabitant Of this
~ State, take this mode Of giving you no
tee, that shall proceed, on the SECOND Monday
in October next, at the tavern Ct Barnett Finch,
at Campbell courthouse, between the houis oil
six O'Clock in the forenoon and six O'Clock in
the afternoon OF the same day, to take the aft
dsvits OF Barnett finch, and o,hera, 10 be read
as evidence on the t ial u an injunction, now
depending in the Chaneety side Of Campbell
County Cou +, in which am plaiht.if, and John
CiawIey and yourscli, d,fendants You will
also observe, thai the taking Of SAID aidasits, i
necessary, will be eer ,inu.d from day 10 day,
I'LL completed. Your obcdiert sertart,
JOHN REID. v
Aug. u 9YaJtg
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THEATRICAL.

ETiraioGoietter. trom london dated IN July.
"fou will no doubt be rejoieed to hear,
that through the exeriions OF Mr.. Price,
the entcrprising manager of the New York
Theatre, you will be visited next autumn
by that incompatible comedian Matthews.
He leaves this shortly, aud will arrive in
the mouth of September. Mr.. Price has
engaged a number of persons, who will
no doubt form great acquisition to the
American Theatrical Corps. have not
YET heard, whether Brahan has been po-
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NsEsSRs. ARMSTEAD& McRAW

~
4VI Frances \, Martin, admir- with the W III
annexed OF John II. overslreet, dee, Robert
&. Moslcy, Nm, Overflow admir- dc bonis non
OF John Me Nury, Rebecca kelso, admk
John kel,o deed. Nm. q Charles Mckenny
,Ir Martin Hancock, John Mclean, X Glover
Harvey take uotice, thai We shall on he 26ih
and 9th DAYS of September, 1922, at the store
of II. Y X. Nenablr's in Prince Edward conn-
Is, between the rising nnd setting of the sun
OF each day, take the deposition of David An-
dcrson and others, and on the 29h day OF
september, 1899, between the same hours, We
shall take the deposition Of Mrs Mary Allen
and others, at the said Aliens house, in Prince
Edward county, and on the sth day Of octo.
Der, 1922, between the same hours, we shall
take the deposition of Mrs Elizabeth Moslry,
at the house of MIR Travis Brooks, in Charlotte
county; the said depositions 10 be rend as
evidence, in the suit von hove nov depending
against us, in the superior court 81 rhancery
for the Lynchbnrg District aud il the above
dispositions are not completed on the above
named days, we shall continue from dny 10
day, Mt each place, until the same are compile
ted, SUNDAYS eNrepted)
THOM rs Ill MpHREYS, .3dnr
or John Hoieombe, saar. dccd.
MARTHA UOLCOAlBE.
ELIZABETH HOLCOMkE, Err
Of John Hoic0mde, jaar dccd,
MARY V WILLIE.
GEORGE & Vim. WALKER. E5'ra
or George Udiker dee d, and said I'm.
Udlker in las opa right aud Sarah his riff.
Aug. %. w1w
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PLY SICIAN & SURGEON.

BY uniformity and regularity of conduct,
assiduity and attention, 10 those calls which
may be made upon him, Inc hopes 10 render
himself worthy OF the Confidence, and part Of
the patronage Of that county. \ due regard
to circumstances and the pressure OF the times.
Sep, g. l.
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sMr. Yhomas Coleman,

GtiR-You having been advised by yeur gre I
~ and meiciul attorney, to procure all in
junction a9ainst lust claim oil mine against YOU,
which rjunctien Is now dcpei ding IN the Sn-
pctipr Court Of Cha 'cery Tor the iynchburg
ni,trlct, IN your name, against my ell, Richard
liurks, and Reubn hor,eil, defendants his
is therefore to notify you that | shall Yloce to
take the allldayits OF sundry WITNESSES on the
seve! al days thai youhav named in your notice,
and at the came places, and at Richard Burks's
Tavern, the county q Nelson, ON the first
day OF September CouIt next, | shall take the
affidavit OF Richa. d Bureh, al of which testiE,o-
ny, intend to be read as evidence IN the trial (
the AFORESAID mlunrto n TO prove tina, the alleea-
tons in your lsil are false and Unfounded, when
and where you may attend ether III person
OF represented by the Patrick Henry of the aye
your amiable and much respected counsel
You have Il. ought proper to give me some no.
tees by way d pubic Advertisement in the
Virginian, which You might although | left
this county in such great haste) have dispensed
with and have saved your money as was at
the last Amherst Couft ready to receive any
rotce, and wa seen by and conrelsfd with
your noble attorney. Yours most devotedly.
MATHEW BUKks.
September 6. w2w5'
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office

TEEREBY forwarn al persons from ira
ding tor or taking two bonds one given TO
1anes Neales for about seventy dollars; the
sthef TO Hugh Neales ior about tie same
amount and believe dated the 10th OF No
vember 1921, upon each of which Isaac y.
et1y Is the security Also one other bond for
nuety or one hundred dollars, executed lew
Gays after, TO one or both OF the above Neaies'
apon which Eli u. Gilmore is the security
snd all became due the latter part OF February
Or FIRST of March last The above bonds We're
hadulenily produced by said Neales', andl |
yin determined not to pay any part Oh them
JOHN BILLIARD.
August 2 W4wl?
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VIM. y. navton,

HHVING located himself at Capt. +.
u Pates, near the BIZ Lick, oilers hls pro
tcssional services to the inhabitants OF Bote-
lOurt county, and lis enNiron.. as
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COHEN's OFFICE,

Z BALriMoEr, August %, l6eo
oIcial Report of the e8lh days drawing Of the
Uas.ingioa Monument LoHag.
1888 first drawn No entitled to TWENTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, sold al Cobtas
Office IN one hatf aud t,ro quarters.
1920 llO65 (.;.....r
1876 l5502 ! P''Nss u ~
'lOn3j 5000 13i21)
Nll316 653S li666 pr2rs of %
l0245 eisO 1s9ll1
And the usual number of IL
All marked sold at CoHra's OrrIer
The great capital prize of THIRTY T1ior-
SAND DOLLARS sill undran draw
ing will be continued on wednesday next as
usual.
Whole Tickets gil Quarters 50 60
Halves Eighths 10
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WILSON,
70 Shoe Makers.

HHATrHEW CASEY wishes to eulloy
1Nl two OF three Ga d Jgurnsymen Bnol *
shoe Makers, to whom good wages and CON.
'tant employment win he given.
Chariot esy,lle, Aug 9. st a
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Notice.

On the 18th day of August, 1890, Tor
~ thefeahoats,) executedto David kcanr
OF the county oil Monroe, and state OF Virginia,
Three bonds for the sum of six hundred dollars
eaeh; one payable the first day of January.
ISL, orc payable the first day OF Judy, 1921
aud one payable first day of july, ls22-this
is 10 caution the public against taking an as
sisnment Of, or in any manner trading Tor the
said bonds, as do not consider myself bound
10 pay the same, either in law or equity, and
am determined not to do 50.
BENJAMIN OLIVER WELTON.
Buckingham, Aug. 10 ; W3w*
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pYinle Family Macon.

FUAyE FOR vale, about 1000 lbs. Bacon,
4 of superior quality, which can be had low
for cash. tiiA,2' H. DlD'tn.A'
Sept l2,
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Aan's and Mills for sale.
snlf. sub criber, DESTROYS Of moyin. to the
4 west, offers So sale,
Mis- 'Eract of A.anA,

Containing $500 .1cros,
LYING on both sld,s ol Suutns river, within n
hall nnie OF ITS Junction with Dan, Rockingham
II ~, Moth Carolina. \ pat Of said land
Is iiver low stounds, and large portion OF the
upland Is rqual TO any III this section OF country.
well ad1ptsd to the culture OF grain and Tobacco
II could be 50 divided as TO make fur OF five
good settlements, as there arc five separate
IgNA Dwelling Houses, with the ne
1:.:.Ei cessary out-houses; grist mill
iiis.1sT with two pair of stones, and a
Szs.-- IA - saw mill all OF which have been
erected wlthia the last + yeats- The site OF sand
m'llislnitrlorto none, ito supplied with water by
acanal from the liver, with "a fall of between
.wenly aud thirty feet. Any person OF persons
wishing To follow either milling or farming,
could be well situated--t is but to view the pre-
Inises to be Pleased with the same. Persons
wishing TO purchase, would do well to max e
app icatlon soon--le ms will be liberal, and
accomm dating, by 'pplying to the subscriber,
ON the premises, within half mile Of eaks-
vile JOHN BARNETT
Aug. 60. 3w3w~
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A man by the name Of Robbins, was f.
ned five dollaIs and costs, in Connecticut
for numerically beating bis horse abou
the head, I'LL the blood gusLcd and ran pro
fp5ely from hIs "ye,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-17

A mother in Baltimore exhibits her
daughter, whom she asserts has a "uiie sor-
peni," or some "uite uurment,' in her sto
mach ; under this impression, the charita-
BILE contribute money enough TO support
the rest OF the family.-Thc papers think
il is hoax, carried OF by the mother; aud
that the child is only afflicted viii, worms
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

July 90
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11

-Four children were bitten by mad
dog on the 9th inst. in Baltimore.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11

Mr.. Wendover has been elected She
riff in New York, by majority of SAL
over Mr.. Noah.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11

There were forty deaths in Washing.
Ton CITY during the month of October, 90
OF which by fevers.
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JAMES S. GUNNELL, M. ID
DENTIST.

DENTIST,
ESPECTFULLY offers his services rs
IA dentist to the citizens and visiters of the
District of Columbia.
REFERENCES.
HdhiHgt0T GeOrgeiolrn. Alexandria
DIR. Sim DR.. C.WOrthington Dr. Semmrs
Il. May L Narheld Washington
Cutbnsh Henderson Richards
Hunt NV Worthinrton Fitzhngb
Sewall Bohrer Peake
Washington Magruder Stabler
Watkins
Gen John Mason, Richard B. Lee, esq. col
A. Henderson, George Graham, esq. rev DIR. A.
Hunter, and Or. Dick.
u Office on the Pennsylvania avenue, the
thIr9 door west of 18th street, or two doors a.
bovc Mr. Duport'S Snufistore.
Washington City, nov II If
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peratn marine Nisr.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA.

ARRIvED....Nov. 10.
Schr Mary, Flanders, of Newburyport,
i'm Portsmouth, N ii potatoes, apples,
cider, and oil toJ ii Laid e Co.
SAILED.
Schr Syren, Emery, Portland, Me.
- Romeo, Norton, Providence, r.. /.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Cent, HaIlet, hence, ar at Boston
Cd inst.
Schr Alert, Bears, hence, ar at Boston
Cd inst.
Brig Olympic, Weston, at Kingston
tJam. } 9Th ult. Flour $40 and rising.
Brig Packet, Young, cid at Proyi-
dence, K Sd inst. for this port.
Sloop Const tuition, Bishop, cid at Phi
ladelpbia 9TH inst, for this port.
schr New-PrisciIla, Bacon, hence,
touched at Grenada, 18th ult. and sailed
TO leward.
Schr Albce, Allen, cid at Providence
5th inst. for this port.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE..

w ~ 20.
fENHE partnership ofJAMES MCGUIRE &Co.
4 is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
AL persons having claims against said firm, will
please hand them in to either of the subscribers
fol payment; and those indebted are requested
10 make Immediate payment, as longer intlul-
Sence cannot he given. Accounts oflonS stand
ing, if not adjusted when presented, will be
placed in the hands ola proper officer for col.
lection. There is on hand at the yard Of the a.
bove firm good assortment of judicinusly Sc
lected, and well seasoned lumber, with two or
5000 cypress pailing boards, and good supply
otfreSh lime, all of which. ~ order 10 close the
concern, will be sold at reduced prices for cash.
JAMES MCGUIRE.
nov II ct PRESLEY BARKER
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11

"A jealousy appears to exist between
oar. Hunter,an equestrian,t5 Mr.. Tatnell.
a rumpus was kicked up at the Olym,
pic theatre in Philadelphia on the 9th ms,
which Mr.. IL. says wasHhe emanation of
jealous member of the co uestrian corps
as OF the crew of the U. S. ship Pea
cock are now on the sick list. The
disease, with which the crew are troubled,
IS said to be yellow fever, accompanied in
very many cases, with a violent catarra
affection.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-11-11

he subscribers have just opened very
Il beautiful
assortment Of Dry Goods,
comprising almost every article in thar line.
which they will oller to their friends and custo-
merS at
THE MOST REDUCED PRICES.
Asvery particular attention was paid TO the Sc
lection OF those goods, they can assure the pub
lie they are OF prime quality
CONSISTING, IN PART, or
Extra super London blue clo,hs
do do do black do
so do do fancy colours do
do do do double mill drab do
do do do do cassmcres
Swansdown, toilinet and valcntia vestings
Mixed and blue cassinets
Olive and drab tlushingS
Indigo, blue and Devonshirc kcrseys
Mixed and drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizcs
Red, yellow and white fannels
Superior Tartan and Circassian plaids
Cords and velyets RennetS patent cord
Merino shawls, neat assortment
Colourcd cashmere shawls
Fig'd bordered do do
Fancy cotton shawIS and handkerchief
Irish Linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sheeiings, dowlas, burlaps
Cotton and worSted hosiery
Black. slate, and worSied do
lambs wool and Visona do
Hall hose, guernsey iroclis and drawers
English black and white silk ribbed half hose
Plain and fg'd bombaze:ts various colors
Black and colored bombazeecns
Domestic sheetings and shirtiDgs
do plaids and stripes
Fig'd blk silk and eros de Naples
Silk shawls and hdkfS
Canton and Nankin grapes
Grape shaws
italian white, blk and pink grapes
Hat band do do
Fancy calicocs, furniture chin;z
Al and Ga cambria muslin
do do jaconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkfs
Fancy crayats, cold lutestrng. ,senshaws, fan
cy ribbons
Madras, Tag, Bandanna and Spittlefieid hdkfs
Sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool, floss and sewing cottons in Nos
knitting and darniDg do do
Threads, tapes sc. &c---with a great
VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES.
too numerous TO mention. Also
OTYOE MARIN.
OF all numbers, which they sell, on commission,
'" at the Baltimore
MANDATORY CASH PRICES,
OF the best quality, and real numbers.
oct If JAS. &. 81 r. BARRY.
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NOTICE.

FsNIIE subscriber being duly authorised TO set
4 tie the business of SANGSTER & JFN-
NlNGS, requests all those indebted TO them TO
make immediate payment To him and those
having claims, to present themfor settlement.
Alexandria, nov III. JOHN NJ JOHNSON.
The editors of the National Intelligencer,
Baltimore American, and the Philadelphia De-
mocratic Press, will insert the above twice a
week for tvs o weeks, and send their accounts to
this Office for payment. 2aw2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-28

place .puYehassYs from every part Of the
western continet; and, on the other hand
an immense field will be opened for pro-
visions and India goods from the q. States
shestings from Russia, German linens Of
every description, the cotton goods Of
Glasgow and Manchester, in all their va
rites; crockpry. glassware, iron, copper,
&c :; and, lastly. the linens ard fancy
goods OF Dutch and French manufacture;
in aword, all the usual articles of imports
but in quantities considerably greater. -
Such mart will offer the most advantage
GUS prices for goods from the concurrence
of purchasers, while the produce OF the
Name will be obtained at prices very little
above thse in the original ports, by which
means voyage can q te ated here 70
every advantage, y bout the lizards to
which the neighbour ports are subject.
cd"
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N Office.

RENHE subscriber having obtained from
Il The Orphan's Court of Charles coun-
~, Md. letters Of administration on the
personal estate of Nathaniel Nelson late
st said county, decd. This is to give
notice to all persons having claims against
said estate, to exhibit them to the SUBJ
scriber, legally authenticated, on or be-
fore the twentieth day of September next,
stherwise they will by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate, And all
persons indebted 10 said estase, are re-
suested to come forward and settle their
accounts immediately, as DO indulgence
can OF will be given. Given under my
hsnd this Goth day OF March.
ANN R. NELSON, adm'x.
march 26 3t*