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MYs. EiiZabeth Wilson.

A S youare mol an inhabiiant ofthis State,
IA and have no agent here known TO us, we
take this method to notilyyou that we shall on
Saturday the 9th day Of November next, be-
tween sunrise and sunset on that day, at the
house OF b. W Lack, in Campbell county, Va
take the affidavit, OF ,iohn McAllister and o.
Tiers, to he read as evidence in an injunction
depending in Campbell county court in which
you are plnintiIt and we are defendants, when
and where you may attend il You plcase,
Yours,
MOON g. MCKINNEY.
October 10. w2w II
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SlNANEN.

IRON The Subectiber about The Isl Of
Il Julv, n BRIGHT BAY HORSE, a6om J
or gears old, feel ar 10 inck8h igh, crest
.taiftn, hind feet whiie, paees tyofs and gaiiops
remarkably WeH lie Is suPposed 10 be making
for BedJord, hiring beGaroisedy bG .pr Pdgghan
mol many oties adorc L,btfig \ ,emdrd If ~
doiidrS, ami ri reasonable charges has BEEN Of
fret for his rcrorey. bUi IL rjH be considerably
increased, on his deiirefy 10 The Rep. John Edr-
", or The 5ubgcrbc5 ncQr Diusiddie court house,
IA. n. PEGRiu
Stpt u. bIW6
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Negroes ior sale.

WILL be sold, at Campbell Court
w House, on the first day Of November
Court next, to the highest bidder, on credit
OF twelve months, tie purchaser giving II ne.
gotiable note, with an approved endorscr,
likely FAMILY or NEGROES, consisting Of
a valuable and very capable man, his wife ian
excellent house servant, sramdress, cook
washer and ironer,) and iheir daughter seven
years old, belonging TO the estate of Charles
Lewis, deceased, 10y
TIE ADMiNISTRATRIX
October %. l2wts
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State lottery,

,,,ce OF a. act of the Legislature OF Ma
10 Pu,' ,hs undc, signed begs lesFe respectfully
'sp'ess his high sense OF the " d., Su5nc
o y P Nv which he was enabled to expedite com,
90 y H. drawing in an unprecedented short
tine .;n, the wishes Of adventures in favour
h "Vd result oil investments, the present
Ola d Pr S 50 arranged that the whole will be
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Notice.

A LII fhose interested in any way Or
IN manner Whatever in The change OF the
FREE BRIDGE 10 TOLL BRIDGE, pear
Lynchbarg, are requested 10 meet nj Mir. Miii-
gor CoAs Tavern, on SATURDAY, the 10th
inst. when and where the subject will be fully
explained, By THOSE l.a'II,RES TED,
novemsee S n
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DANIEL WILLIAMS.
T3ILOR.

fESPECTFULLf informs his custo
y mers and the public that he has removed
his shop neat door 10 Scheduled 4 Thur.
mons, and nearly opposite the Office of the
Nifginian, where all order. in his line will he
thankfully received, and executed with neat.
ness and dispatch
November s. tc9,v
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DO forwarn any person trading for n
L bond executed by me- November II, 1870,
Tor Ia los. ld, rs administrator oi Prior
Wright, dec. 10 Samuel Staples, of Henry
county, as said bond was fraudulently obtain
ed of me. THOMAS WRIGHT
October 10 llw3Ns
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Notice
WITS !

A PETITION will be presented to the
N next General Assembly of Virginia,
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
to reside in the state ARCHER CAREY,
Nov = I'D free man of color.
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t.ducatioN.

n VIE subscriber will resume the teaching
4 business, on Monday, the 9TH of the
next month, in the house he formerly occu-
pied, and which is at present occupied by c.
Fisher. His course of instruction will COM
prise such literary and scientific subjects rs are
usually taught in our Establishments
so to $I2 l-2 a scholar per session OF ) ~
months No pupil will be admitted for less
time than the session, if entered at the COM
mencement of the session. II entered after
the commencement Of the session, no pupil
viii be admitted for less time than the remain
der of the session.
K B. TOWNLEY.
9th mo- Bird 1922, ltwts 8
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's TIN DRAWINGS ONLY.

rt;s aided to its comparative brilllancy, will
,i',bt cause the sale of tickets soonto Josti-
10 announcement ofthe drawing.
Ia this Lottery, as in the last, adventures can
..i.;ss the cash for prizes sold at
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~ otice.

4 shall petition 10 the ned Central .7ssens.
big Of Virgiaia for ditorce from nay M.
band John Almond, for REASONS ghich ,ciA 6e
sci firth MeTeta. POLLY .3L.hON'D
SfDIeUlJer g. u.,,n
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Eoc Nent,
Eorbovne NJ. Yaiiaierro,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL attend the superior and inferior
w courts of Campbell and amherst conn.
ties aud the counts holden in Lynchburg.
H. lie keeps his Office over the store Of
Mai. Richard Pollord, next door above the
Office OF the Yirginian.
September -. WITS
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BEESWAX.

vTsHE highest price will be paid for Bccss
Il wax, either 10 CASH or GOODS, by
J. T. PAT1EN.
November 3. l4w1W
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Early IN Oetobcr nil be Published,
A NEW MAP OF FLORIDA.

COMPILED from ecent actuai SURVEYS and
I observations, and also from authentic do.
cunaents, made and collected diu ing e,,dence
Ia that county.
To accompany the-map, but for the public
convenience issued separately, will appear at
the asmc time,
ogSERV NATIONS UPON TIE FLORIDAs.
From original notes, taken during several
iournits ia the teri i,ory, particularly through
parts hitherto uneXplorcd, and inform ton
drawn from the most authentic sources. Ry
CHARLES NlGNOIE civil and tppograph-
ic Il engineer, lat,ly Of South Ca DINA, and at
preesnt resi- INT surv, IN East tl9ridl.
The man viii be about % inches square, de-
iinca;ed on scale q. 3. mn, to one inch the
whole oFthe p1ncipal, aud almost all the tribu
tarv wateI courses, md ihe chief lakes will be
laid down TIE existing carriage road, aud all
the II am Indian paths tie names If places Of
ent,, ia m, ent, &c. vii be Noted the Local ap.
pellat ons rrln! eiuy etalne. to AVOID con
fusion, rs It viii be an ouject to render the map
a convenient and useful as possible ottMelels
,naep, ucut efthe &c eraI details, all the la,g re
rant, of nd will be located as far as practca.
lie.
The accompanying book viii contain re-
view {. thrs aie o. / Z Provinces in a stat sical
and civil l,ghf, for a iew years precious to, and
at the D id OF, their cesson.
A summary description OF the cou ntIy in Sc
nera.as respect soil. q mate, aud Typographical
details. With remarks on the different appropri
ate cutn C., particularly coffee, sugar, Cuba to-
bacco and fruit.
An ar.-t act. as far as attainabe, of all the
rants made by the Spa'i sh authorities in the
,lo,idas, With the names of the original gram
q. &c. Explanations otthe principles upon
Which lands were generally concer'ed, and az
account Of the different laws, royal orders, &c
autno,ising the governor to make grants.
Such information respecting he Indians, the
wrecking system amongthe Kegs and Keel,
and other general points m4y be considered
useful or rteiesting to the PIC.
The price will be made as pw as possible, #
eng presumed that themap ard pamphlet may
5e issued at sum no. exccc'iiPg 50 Tor both.
81. ,ausssi',n, Jn7.e %, l9@4
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Roots, shoes, A4eather sc.
HENRY CARLTON Il co.
Have just received and now offer for sale,
G.ONO paiv az Shoes.


OF every description, made to order, and par
tcuariy for retailing.
25pair of Well ngton Boots
20 do do Richmond make
100 do Monroe do
20 doz. Phlad. Wax Calf skins
10 do white aud cooured lining do
3 do striped binding do
So sides Wax Upper Leather
loo lbs. Philadelphia soal Leather, oak
tanned
1000 lbs. do. do, n. York
inspection
. cases mems fine Hats
2 do. Wool do.
Is do. Ladies Chip Bonnets
50 reams Wrapping Paper
d doz bottles Shrnish
3 doz. do. Backing. superior quality
Shoe Thread, Boot and Shoe Lasts &c. &c.
o. also, an ertenSire assortment Of
IAautatioM Shoes,
Made Of the best materials, and warranted not
to rip.
All the above articles will be sold at the
Richmond prices, for cash.
October %. 3tit23
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CoHEN's OFFICE,

-. n,,ment thew are drawn, and the drawings,
ine me iormer scheme, viii be conducted un-
q ~ ,s w. .nnerintenaence of the Commissioners
w 'a,"tsd by the Governor and Council.
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PateMt Swing Saddles.

Within the counties Of Cam hcll, Bedfird, Pit
ay'vaua, Halifax, Charlotte and Amherst, of
ieis for sale, aud will constantly keep on hand
at his stand, next the ma. Net house, a good as
rtment Of Ladies' and Genlemcns' saddles
corst' ucted upon Springs, which haye been
pronounced by the best j.lJges 10 be the g eat
est impr, yemen ever offered to the public, the
SaGdIos beng SO c instructed as to he iree fren!
liability to inlure the horses back, and to carry
the rider with perfect ease.
NELSON i. HUGHES, Agent.
n. i. The pubic are particularly equ,sted
to call, when they can see and judge for them.
selves OF the utility OF the Spring Saddles, ana
likewise be accommodated " til one t. ride On
or make trial of.--alI XII d. Of Saddles, Brides,
Harness, Ttonks, Nj itary Gaps, Gear, &c. &c
&c. n. .. III.
April %. Wit
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Truth.-'Tis not the many oatbs, tEst
make the Truth but the plain single yo,y,
that is vow'd true.
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Egyptian Barley has been cultivated 10 n
great advantage in France and England. -.
Ii is superior to the CONNIE h bar.ev
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ROR RENT.
FOR SAT.E-SEVERAt.
Tracts OF Valuable Lana

In Rockingham county, n. c. situated on Dan
River, between Smiths River aud nanyille
Apply TO Che subscriber. at Leaksville, y G.
Oct. Is. Ill0 GEO IZARD
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~ SPLENDID DRAWING!
COHEN OFFIt l..

BALrIaoHl, October ~, 1622
Official Report OF The 35th days drawing OF the
Washin@t0f ..Ioaanent LOTTERY.
.17975, Grst drawn No. entitled 10 $4,000,
sod al Cohen's Office, az piro!e ticket.
s1O8d4. floating prize Of 1000
,cAd cohen's Office, IN one ha!f and eighihs.
f-lt 1000 EkN'o ,4ri,rn- IS Inn
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Patent Spring
s. a D D Z. e So

FEIHE Subscribe having purchased the ex.
Il elusive rislt Of manufacturing and vend-
ing Nj. Nathan Mis- newly invented and high
ly approved
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Dnndy ofWty years ago..-.A newspaplr
Of 1870, gives the following description of
a iop of that period A few DAYS ago
nacaroni made his appearancein the assem.
bly, rooms at WhiDlayen, dressed H. mix
ed silk coat pink satin waisicuat, ana
bfceches covered with an elegant silver a,
white silk stockings, with pink clocks y nix
satin shoes, and large pearl buckles.
mushroom. colored stock, covered With fms
point lace, HAIR dressed remarkably high,
and stuck full ofpearl pins.o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-12

ia he Post 0Uce, at Lidertg, la. on
Tie 30M September, ls22, and u mol iaken out
6Jore liz Isl January, 1923, lpiH be tent 10
he Gcaerat Post oD,ce as bud Letters.
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In order to finish this lottery with the most
practicable despatch, the prizes only will be
iagn-this arrangement will enable the Com.
n.,oners to complete the scheme III TEN
DRAWINGS ONLY.
JAMES j. HAWKINS,
NAGHL. F. WILLIAMS, I Com'rs.
JAMES B. RlAGGOLD.
Whole qfckds, 50 90 Quarters 50 25
HalpeS, 4 30 E'ghthS Il
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Sports IF Wobify.--A London paper
says, N curious bel, fora thousand pounds,
has lately been madc.---Two noblemon.
well known on the turf, have agreed 10 run
anst each uthcr the first windy day oa
1amstead Heath. The one isfo wear Jscl
boots, and 10 run backwards against the o.
tier, who is 10 carry large umbrella over
his head, and 10 rim forward. They ARE
both to run against the wind All the spop.
ting world are to be present, and great bets
are already made"
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And the usual number of 10
All marked sold at ConIH's OFFICE.
The $4,000 dollar prize sold at Cohen's
IN awhole ticket in January last-The 1000
dollar prize sold at Cohen's in shares few
weeks ago.
The drawing will be rapidly completed
small prizes ought Immediately to be in
vested IN tie brilliant scheme OF the
!h4RRL.1,N'D SITE LOTTERY,
The dr4wiug of which will be immediateI
announced. The capital prizes are
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5,0eo DOLLARS,
&c. sc. sc.
MOI near two blanks to a prize, and the
whole whole 70 be completed in TEN DRAW
lNGS ONLY
Tickets IS 90 Quarters 81 %
Halves 4 SO Lightls IL
10 he had Ivnrra ufed ;ndra,yu of
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SCHEME OF THE
ATE L. L Il Il II Y.

l5OnO Tickets at IS I-9 IZ1,oUU UoTThTs'
NOT TWO BLANKS TO "A PRIZE.
NJ, Prizes subject to a deduction OF fifteen
,er cent payable so days after the completion.
All the prizes to be floating from the com.
meneement ofthe drawing, except the following,
which will be deposited i'll the wheels at definite
perods, viz:
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PICTURE OF HAVANA.
Extract ern ieHy from genAemun in Ha-

Extract ofn ieHer .fiom q genHeman in Ha-
ponn, 10 his. friend in Mobile.
The first thing that strike the attention
Of an American on his arrival nj this place,
are the great number, strength and extent
OF the Qualifications the city AT first view
appears TO be almost manageable, but af-
ter being short time ON shoTe, we will
think, with Bacon, that walled towns sto-
red arsenaIs, armories, ordnance, artillery,
and the like, are all but sheep in a lions
skin, unless The breed and he position ofthe
people is stout and lcafike." Money and
soldiers are undoubtedly ihe sinews ofwar,
and both money and soldiers are plenty
here, but among the latter, there Is great
scarcity OF the former. "The blessings of
Judah and iassachar will never meet, the
same people cannot be the lions whelp and
the ass between burden."- Soldiers who
are not paid well, will not fight well.
ltiswell knewn here that the pirates who
have lately robi.ed and destroyed our yes
sells, and committed so many internal afro
Cities on the crews, belong TO and sally out
OF den Of thieves, nearly opposite to this
city, on the other side ofthe barber, called
the Royals Since have been here, seye-
raj small armed vessels, full OF cut throats
and ragnuflins, the onsc6urings ofhunani.
~, have been fitted Gut and sailed from
that place and several boats loaded with
goods, plundered from American vessels,
even In sight and almost within the reach
of the Moro Castle, have arrived here in
the night. Some Of the articles have been
discovered and Recognized by the captaids
Of vessels, from which they were taken.
How long shall these things be s,,if,pd 2
All the cut-throats and robbers bear an in
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PRINCIPAL TEACHERS.
Henry & Ann ]. Morris.
TERMS or TUITION

n,,;o, Glars A--Spelling, Reading and Wri-
tng~slO per Session Of Months.
b,aioy Cldss -Orthography, Reading, Wri-
ling and plain Nedlework-sia per do
Middle Class-Reading, Writing, Arithme-
90 Grammar, and the elements of Geogrn-
phy-sl5pe do
Eifst Class .4--English Grammar, Geogra-
rhy BIZ Mapping, the use of the Globes, iiisto.
~ Penmanship, Arithmetic, and ornamental
Heedlework--Sis per do.
First Glass B.--Higher Jfenetss Bellies
reltres, comprehending English Grammar in
al rs parts, Blairs Rhetoric, and Epistolary
comoositon Geography, Ancient y modern !;
M,noine Astronomy with the use of the
Globes History, including Chronology; Boz
t.ny; Natural History; the elements OF Ma.
icral Philosophy, CHEMISTRY &c. SIS per Do.
French Lnnguage.--Sl5 per Do.
Lrauirg and Painting Ia per Do.
M,sick piano forte 20 per DO. or 50
cents per lesson.
August 18th 1922.
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to lis compa, alive brIlancv. viii
no aonot cause the Sale OF tickets soon to JUST
iy the announcement OF the drawing.
In thi, Lottery, as IN ,he last adventulf srs can
receive the cash for p, izcs sold 1T
CoHEN'S OFFICE,
The nenent they are drawn, and th, drawings,
As IN tue fornel scheme, will he conducted u,,
de- the superintendent OF the Commissioners
appointed hy the Governor ana Council.
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Whi. II. IIENING.
From Lights md Shadows Of Scottish Lifc.
THE BAPTISM.

From Lights md Shadows Of Scottish Life.
THE BAPTISM
tits pleasant and impressive time, when,
at the close of divine service, in some small
country church, there takes place the gen
lie STIR and preparation for a Baptism. A
sudden air of chcerfilness spreads over the
whole congregation the more solemn ex-
preston of all countenances fades away !;
and it is at once felt, that rite is about to be
performed, which, although of sacred and
awful kind, is yet connected with thou
sand delightful associations of purity, beau.
ty, and innocence. Then there is an eager
bending of smiling faces over the humble
gai'erles-an unconscious rising up in aifee-
tionate curiosity-and slight murmurire
sound in which is no violation of the Sab
bath sancty of Gods House; when in the
middle passage Of the church the party OF
women is seen, matrons and maids, who
bear IN their bosoms, or in their arms, the
helpless beings about TO be made members
OF the Christian Communion.
There sit, all dressed becomingly in white.
me fond and happy baptisrnal group. The
oaples have been entrusted for precious
hour, to the bosoms of young maidens, who
tenderly fold them to their yearning hearts,
and with endearments taught by nature,
are sitting, not always successfully, their
plaintlve cries. Then the proud and de-
hSh' girls rise up, one after the other, in
sight of the whole congregation, and hand
up the infants, arraycd in neat caps ard
long flowing linen, into their fathers hands.
For the poorest of the poor, if he has a
heart al all, viii have his infant well dressed
on such a day, even althoushit should scant
ms meal for weeks to come, and force him
to spare fuel to his winter fire.
And now the fathers are all standing be-
low the pulpit with grave and thoughtful
faces. Each has tenderly taken his infant
into his toil-hardened hands, and supports
II IN gentle and steadiast affection They
are all the children of poverty, and, if they
live, are destined to a he Of toll. But nov
poverty puts on its most pleasant aspect
for IL is beheld standing before the altar o.
religion with contentmeni and faith. Thi;
IS a time, when the better and deeper ia
ture OF every man mnst riss up within him
fand when he must feel, more especially
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Trust Sale.

my virtue of decd of trust executed TO
ID the subscriber, by Jabez Lefiwich, Jr.,
bearing date 18th September, 1921, and OF re.
cord in the clerks Office of the county court
of Bedford, for the purpose of securing the
payment of a debt due to Samuel Garland, l
shall, on Saturday, the 3ist instant, proceed TO
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, at tue re-
idencc of the said Jabes Lettwich, Jr.
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The Tract OK Aano

purchased by the said Leftwish Of Rays es-
late, adjoining TIE lands of Jos. Slaughter,
Charles Stewart, ard others, containing fifty
acres, more or less. Also, two grey Horses,
one bay Colt, one yoke of Oxen, and Cart,
eight head of Cattle, twenty-eight head OF
logs, all the said i.eitwieh's Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Utensils &c. or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to pay
and satisfy the said debt, with interest, and
tie costs OF sale Acting as trustee, viii
convey such title as is .eested in me.
A ROBERTSON, Trustee.
August 90. 5tds
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State Aotterv.

In pursuance oil an act of tn, Legislature of Ma.
ryiand, tie undersigned begs leave respectfully
Go exp ess his high sente Of these,y distinguish
ed patti onasetowards his oilicein the last scheme
and Q, which ne wa enabled to expedite com.
pete The drawing III all unprecedented short
time.
knowing the wishes of adventures in favour
oil speedy result OF investments, the present
scheme IS SO arranged that the whole win be
completed in
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JOSEPH HIETT, D G.

Virginia:
.es holden m the clerks Office of the superior
dli Of ina eery tor the lIheAburS district the u III
Richard Iyree ~.
. Against ~
Jane, pa' .s hali, William sumpter, saruc1J Harrison,
Salsee h sss susan aiaee. admr. of William NJ
The ass.,, sna white K Lppingeot, Defts.
uhe nc, ~ 'piea,anee and gwen urity, Ascending!
it appssr. assembly and the raies of his court, and
hiab,ant' s ao'iactory evidence Ties are not
deinlsn,s country; II is ordered. thar the said
trm AID 90 W. APPEAR here ON the iirs da, az the next
copy Of ,h answer tn bill of the paint,t and hat n
month"; Published ~ the town OF Iyneibnrg ,or ,Mo
Tic en, "ssssively, anu po.ed al The fruit door nj
'' sauSe III the said town wv VI
Ii Aeopy-Iene,
JOHN WILL, C C