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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-01
Early IN October irH BE- Published.
X NEW MAP OF FLORIDA

'oNffl.ED from recent actual surveys and
~ oesefvaions, and also from authentic do
cgments, made ahd collected du, ng residence
Ia taat county.
10 accompany themap, but for the public
eoassinenee issued separately, will appear a,
tie asme TIM,
oBSkhY NIlONS UPON THE FLORIDAs.
From original notes, taken during several
lodrniss IN the terIhory, particularly through
parts hitherto uneXpIorcd, AMI information
drawn from the most authentic sources. Nv
CHARLES NfGNOLES, civil and topopraph.
tel engineer, lately Of South Ga DINA. and At
ptees't resi- ent suIv yor in East Pl,rida.
The map Will be ali, II % inches sunare. dc.
fneated on a scale of2 miles to one inch the
whole oithe principal, a ID almost all the tr,fu
tary waite courses, and he chief lakes viii be
land down the existing carriage road. and all
the II am In han paths the names of places oil
entertainment, &c. viii be noted the lbeal an.
ptll,tions being carefully retained to ave- d con
inelon, as II vi be an object to tender the map
a convenient and useful as possible otraVelle,s.
Independent ofthe &c eral details, all the large
grants OF land viii be located as far as pract,ca.
IL.
The acc mpanying book viii contain re.
view oi the state OF tie Provinces in statistical
and evil Sht, ton atew years previous to, and
at the period Of, their cessiou.
summary description VI the coz ntry in pc
neral, u respect soil, q mate, aud topoeraplcal
calls, with remarks on the different apptopli.
at Gu tues, pa ticularly coffee, susat, Cuba to.
bacco andfrut.
An ab,t act. as far rs attcinabe, of all the
3 ants ma by the Spanish authorities in the
flofdas, With the names Of the origiual gran
tees, &c. Explanations o! the principles upon
woicn inds were generally conceded, and az
account oi the different laws, royal orders, &c.
a'ltho' lslng the governor to make grants.
Such information respecting the indians, the
wreck'ns system amongthe Kegs and Keeis,
and othe' general points may be considered
usiul or 'rterestin5 TO The public
The price will be made as low as possible. II
benz presumed that themnp and pamphlet may
be issued at a sum no exceeding IS ior both.
81. Augustine, June 90, ls22
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ana roli e ilei atur informing, perhaps. a
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tn >Ind IN the United state.
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ABISIr csn furnish cuIppilte sets OF tins wo k
tlom The commencement comp is,ng six We
tunes oi auano sig, contai'aning twenty Sin
numbers zach, with c. PIous index aud title page
tvr tacllv lunc.
Am nsthe mss Of l. terary matter contained
IN this wo k, are many rgnal ralcs and No.
We ;, together wita thee tue insett Ii OF some
scarce works not 70 be obtained IN any book
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to a p yso n.
Cabinet Office, august 2G, 1892.
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TiGnH.--" In 18Ie, party OF the T,ri-
fish Naval and Military officers WIRE dining
IN Jungle AT some Distance from Madras.
when ierocious Tiger rushed IN among
them, seized young midshipman, and
threw linn across his back. H. thci. first emo
TONS OF terror, the Other officers had all
snatehed up their side arms, aud retired
some PAGES from their assallant, who stood
lashlng his sides with his tail, rs il doubtful
whether he should seize more prey, or re-
tire with that which he had already secur.
I'D They knew that il was usual with the
Tiger, before he seizes his prey, to deprive
II OF life by pat on the head, which gene.
rally breaks the skall but this Is not his in
variable practice. The liltlc midslipman
lay motionless on the back Of his enemy
but yet ths officers, who were uncertain
whether he had received the mortal blow
or not, were afraid To fire lest they should
kill him, together with the Tiger.--While
N this state OF suspense, they perceived
the hand Of the youth gently move over
the side Of the animal, and thinking the
motion 10 result from the CONFUSION Of
death, they we're about to fire when, TO
their utter astonishment, the Tiger sud-
denly dropped stone dead, and their young
friend sprung from the carcass, waving in
triumph bloody dirk drawn from the
heart, for which he had been feeling with
the utmost GOODNESS aud circuinspection,
when the motion Of his hand had been ia
ken for dying spasm,'
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For SAKE.

WILL be SOLD, on the 9TH day Of No
w vcmber neat, at the Mansion House OF
Maj Reuben Coleman, Dee The balance OF
the siock OF Horses, Cows, Hogs, Plantation
roots, Kitchen Furniture, one Curt aud yoke
OF Oxen; also, the crp,, ot Corn, Fodder und
Oats. Also, viii be hired, at the saine time, n
pnrt of the NEGitOES belonging 10 said es-
tatc--A part OF the corn viii be- sold for cash,
the bhIancc of the corn and property on o
credit OF l. months The sale viii continue
from day today until completed
JOIN LONDON, Aglnt for
lfslneea X 'olrrrau nJmx
ol Reuben Colcnan, dec.
October % lgds
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October 2,
EAucation.

TNlE subscriber wall resume the teaching
J. business, on Monday, the eth of the
next month, in the houee he formerly occu.
pied, and which is at Isrescnt occupied by {
Fisher. His course cf instruction will com
prise such literary and scientific sui iects n, nre
II nally taught in our scaools.-Torms-F From
go TO Sl2 - u 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. If entered aitri
the commencement Of the session, no papiI
will be admitted for less time than the remain,
der of the session.
K.B. TOWNLEY.
9th mo. Bird 1892 ittVts
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I 30 forwarn any person trading for a
bond esccuted by mr., y ovcnbcr ~, 1920,
for ga los Id, rs adm illustrator Of Prior
Wright: dee. 10 samuel Sinplcs, of Henry
county, MS said bond VIZ frs. ndulrntIy obtain
ed of me THOMAS WRIGHT
October ID llw3wt
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G. The semi annual meeting

Of the LYNCHBIRG UNION SOCIETY, viii
be holden al Us room of convention, on
Thursday, the eth day of November next,
agreeahly to the provisions OF The net Of it,
incorporation. n NJ TALIArFRRO
October 25 l., t,lm Secretary
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Cob r. n :
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

LOTTERY MD EXCHANGE OffICE
Ia, .Huket Street, Baltimore.
u Where in the present lottery the 3 5000
prize was sold, and the ) 10000 prize paid in
cash the moment the ticket WINS presented, and
where in the late Monument lefieres have
been Obtained the great capitals bi \ 10000,
IN SIIARES) 80 900, of 10000, 3 OF IL, 900,
&c &c.
IL Orders from any part of the L States,
post paid enclosing the cash or prize tickets.
will meet the same prompt attention, as if oI,
personal application, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Jr.
Secy 10 he Managers, Baitimore
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Notice.

CELIA, a free woman ofoolour, will pc
" titon the next General Assembly for per-
mission to rcritin IN the state OF Virginia
October H. 10 w2m
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Notice.

A Petition will be presented to the
IN next General Assent Is, praying 90 be
divorced from my husband TIezckiah Gill
Oct, Is. wSW II DOROTHY GILL.
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.,egYoes foy- Sale.

GENERAL Men, Women, Boys and
~ Girls will be sold how for cash, or on
hort crodii-say i or . months, Enquire Of
the Printers
September 81. tets
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~ Office.

/ shat pe'ifion 10 he ne11 General Assem-
L bly, W Tirgiuia tor n dfrOrce from mn hue
Jand JOhn aimnld, for To"sons which roiH be
SET torih therein. POLLY ALMOND
scpiember y. u3m
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State iMttery.

In pursuance oil an act of the LEGISLATURE OF Ma.
.rybnd, the undersigned bess have respectfully
TO cNwoS, his high scnse oil the very Distinguish.
ed pau onage towards his olltein the last schenlr
and hy which he was enabled 10 expedite con-
plete the drawing in an unprecedented short
time.
Knowing the wishes OF adycnturels In favour
Ola speedy result Oh Investments, the presen,
scheme IS 20 arranged that the whole via be
cnunt,leted IN
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Aud the usual number of 10
All marked sold nj ConrSs Orgiag.
The $4,000 dollar prize sold at Cohens
IN whole ticketin 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 the brilliant scheme of the
MARYLAND ST.7TE LOTTERY,
the drawing of which will be immediately
announced. The capital prizes are
$4,000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
&c. SC. &c.
Not near two blanks TO prize, and the
whole to be completed in TEN DRAW
INGS ONLY
Tickets 50 90 Quarters s. 3
Halves 50 Eight IS liz
H. A., l,l ,,.o.,..,.,z 4 =. L..
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FOR SALE--SEVERAI.
Tracts OK Valuable X.ana

In Rockingham eennty, Y C. situated or DAn
River. between sssiih's River apI Denv,ls.
Apply TO tie suhasf ~, at Leeksvlre. n g ].
GEO: IZA2o
O., q. iei II
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SE&ANED,

T. RON the subrcriber about the Isl Of
l. July, n BRIGHT BAY HORSE, a5om !
or 8 years otd, 4yee 9 Or 10 inches high, creese.
Jaiitn, hind Jeet wh'te, paces, trots and gnitops
remarkably ~cH he IS supposed 10 be making
Jor BcdjOrd, hGriag been ra,Sedy ba .M. tapghah,
mol ",0"y males adore Libetty. Il rtWard Of IL
dollars, and Unreasonable chnrges has been Of
Tered Jor has recorery, but ii wH he considerably
increased, on has dtti,hyy TO IN. Re-. .johu Ear-
", or the subscriber Hedr Dtnpiddie c0nqt house,
Va. Ii. PEGR.i.H
Sept 6. tc4,o5
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porteY and Heers
Not ice.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the
~ next General Assc nibly of Virginia,
praying that the subscriber mny be- permitted
10 remain in this stnte until ho year 1926
caro- JOHNSON, n Ii-ee man ofcoior.
Sept Is. dutlMD
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Hoots, shoes, x.eathcr &c.
HENRY CARLTON L. co.
Have just received and now offer for sale,
6,N0O pair o. SHOES,

OF every description. made 10 ordor, aud par
ieulafly tor retailing.
o1pair Of Wellington Boot,
90 do 90 nie hmohd make
loo do Monroe sfo
90 das rhiad. WAY Calf skins
10 do white mud color red lining do
9 do striped binding do
81 sides Wax liRaer Leather
1000 lbs. Philadelphia soul Leather, oak
tanaed
1000 lbs do. DO. n York
inspection
Q cases mems fine Hats
do Wool do.
do Ladies' Chip Bouneu
90 rcnms Wrapping lAapcr
doz. bottles Nafnish
doz. do, Hacking. -uporor quality
Shoe Thread, Boot and shoe LASTS, sc, &c.
o. also, aa efensire assortment Of
plautali0n SHOES,
wade of the best materials, aud Warranted no,
to rip.
All the nbovo articles u III 10 sold at the
Richmond prices, tor cash
October ~ 3lKo3
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AE@l'HNEN

HE subscriber respectfully informs his
=, friends and the public, that he has on
s%uu large assortment of Leather, among
ioogo WI Of Soal Leather,
IL dozen Calf Skins.
'VVo sides waxed and russell upper and
kips ditto,
Sklrting Harness and Bride,
New England Hog Skins and Pad
Leather,
M Of Which wiiL be sold ioao far rash.
JOHN POE.
NJ ny, b. Cash or leather win he given for
uPe, or tanned on the usual terms j. p.
October IS lowts
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patent Spring Saddles.


Within the couulic- Of Z smpbeil, Bedford, Pitt.
sylvanla, HALIFAX, Charlotte and Amherst, OF
fers f,r sale, ard viii constantly keep on hand,
at ms and, next the marx house, a 30 d as
sortmrt Of Ladies and Gentlemen Saddles,
C, instructed upon Springs, which have been
pronounced by the bit Judges to be the z e.t-
est Improvement ever offered to the pubic, the
Sadd.es being soc instructed as to he ice f,"m
,hiI ty to inlure the horses back, aud TO cary
the ider vi h pc feet ease.
NELSON T.. HUGHES, Agent
N. y. The pubic are patti nlaily equested
to CALI when they can see aud Judge for them.
selves OF the ulil ty Of the sp'iug Saddles, and
likewise be accommodated " tn one to ride on,
or make Trial uf-Ail kid, OF saddles, Brides,
Harness, Trunks, Mi it4Iy Caps. Gear, &c. &c.
&c. N,B.U.
April %. VT
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Notice..

A potit'tnwill be pre- sent ed TO the next Ge-
4 n n|'al Assembly OF Virginia, for the pur-
pose nleonvrring the free bridge near Lynch
burg into u toll one.
September 25th, 1920. w2m
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Patent spring
s. A . D 4 Il So

rNHE Subscriber having purchased the ex.
elusive rigit OF manufacturing ana vend.
ing NJ Nathan Mm's newly invented and high
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

THIS, added to its comparative brllliancy, viii
40 doubt cause the sale 81 tieleets soon 10 ust,.
~ the announcement ofthe drawing.
In this Lottery, as IN ,he last al, enturels can
receive the cash 10, prizes sold at
COilEN'S OFFICE,
The IN uncut they are drawn, and the drawings
as III the iorlncr senene, will be conducted IN
der the supclintcndence OF the Commissioners
appoi ted Ivy the Governor and Council.
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e SPLENDID DRAWING !
COHEN'S OFFICE.

BALTIMORE, Oct0bef 70, le9a
Official Report of the 35th DAYS drawing OF the
Washington Monument I.otityy.
1875, first drawn No. entitled 10 $50. 900.
sold at Cahsa's Office, IN a rhoit ticket.
nlo8oa, Heating prize of 1000
sold ~ Codea's O0iee, IN one huff and t,ei,ihs
f42I7 1899 1853
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A LIST or LETTERS

Remaining in The Post 0Glce, al Liberty, In on
me 3om September, 1872, and j not Ioken oat
betore the Isl Jtmparg, 1873, t0W be sent IL
the General Posi- office as Dead Letters.
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Vho SsA,hScriherS

NT1LL RENT 70, the tern OF one year.
w with the privilege Of sowi' & mall grain
this fall all the lands belong ng to the estate OF
the late Joshua 1ihs'ey, Of Amherst county,
co ,risting Of the plantation OF which be resid.
ed, the tengment which 70 mee'y belonged to
Armistead Rucker, and the plantation on tho
Long Mountain. These lands a G extensive.
aud valuable, with comfnrtallc improvements.
and In good order for crop ing The Long
Mountain tract will be set up to the highest bid-
de-, ON the premises. on the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER next AMI The other two plantations will
IN like manbee be set up, at TIE late MAJ sion
house OF the decedert. on T. 2lst 81 the same
month. GEORGE NJ TINSLEY,
ALEX'H TiSSLEY,
.4dmrsef Joshua Tnsi,y, deed
Aug. %. wSw
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TERMS OLE TUITION

Junior Glass .l-epeIlins, Reading and VII
tlp.-SlO per Session oil . Montns.
JUNIOR Class Autobiography, Reading, Wri-
s.sg aud plain NeGlework--.S per do.
'hldde csasS-heading, Whiting, Arithme-
nc, Grammar, and the elements Of Gcogru-
Piy-Sij per do.
fTa Class .4--EugIsh Grammar, Geogra-
phyby Mapping, the use Of the Globes, Histo-
y, fepmdnshlp, Arithmetic, ana ornamental
Ae,e,a'ework-SiS per do.
f4S Class B,-Higher branches. Bellies
Lures, comprehcndns English Grammar in
-, Us parts, Blair's Rhetoric, aud Epislolary
sM1 aap Geography, ancient Ii modern
s%pphg Astronomy "ith the use OF iha
, I,ooes History, i.,cIuding Chronology Bo-
u, %ay' ., Natural History the eirr~ents OF Ma
T's' Philosophy, Chymistry nc. $40 per DO
fIf'eh language per be.
Dtdeias and Paihies.--l2 per Do
'aaHeh (Itdao FGde)--20 per DO. or Sc
cents per lesson
August 18th 1922.
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MESSRS. Thomas Richeson and John

MESSRS. Thomas Richeson and John
WI hcheSoa-Take notice that on the 10th,
2oth, and 2ls, of September next, (ls22) at
the house of Chs, L. Barrel, near the Union
Mills, in the county OF Amherst, ! shall pro-
ceed TO take the dispositions of Charles l.. Bar
ret, John |. Martin, and others, to be read as
evidence in IA cause nov drpcndg in the Supe-
rior Court of Chanccry holden at Lynchburg,
as well as cause depending on the CEauccry
side of the County Court OF Amherst, (agteed
by consent 10 be removed TO the said Superior
Court of -Chancery, in both of witch cases
am plaintiff and You are defendants.
MOSES MARTIN, Senr
Amherst, Aug. l6. 2w4w
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sYRAXEn

LVROM the Subscriber on Sunday the 25th
Il inst. GhtY HORSE, five or sin years
old last Spring, nicked tail, a little lame N the
left hind leg when trotted, abou, four feet elevsa
inches high, and was shod al round with new
shoes wh.n went away --any Pe'sop who vi
secure himso that gct him again will be hand-
somely rewarded for their trouble.
JAS. BI:ANI ON Jr,
CRmLerlaad County, A..
mar Rain's Tmern, !
Aagirt ~. w2ws
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mo. ~.
MODES or DRESS.

Inc following passage is extracted froJu
the interesting memoir the life dftIe lac
Dr. Lathrop, OF Wesi Springfield, y rift, n
by himself aud preliscd 10 posthunoas
volume OF bis sermons.
" Ny steady aim In preaching has beea
10 promote real religion In temper ans
PRACTICE, aud 10 State mad apply The doe.
trlhes of the gospel in manner best adap-
ted to this end. Keeping this in ,ew,
have avoided Improbable controversy.
! have been careful not fp awake ,lisputest
which were quietly asleep, and not to waste
my own and hearers time by repro,in
imaginary iau'ts or md nerent customs A.
mo- < III s. have reckoncd the fashion {
dress. was once requested 10 preach n
galnst prevailing fashions. A remote in.
hahtant OF the parish, apparently in n ST.
rious frame, called upon me- one day, aud
pressed the Necessity of hearing my tcsti-
mony against this dangerous evil. ! OBJ
served To him, that, as my people were ge-
morally farmers, in middling circumstance,
did not think they took h lead in fashions
III they followed them, ID WAS az an hum
bic distance, and rather 10 avoid siuguarity
than To encourage extravaganza that, NJ
long as people were in the habit OF wearing
clothes, they must have some fashion or o.
Their, and n fashion that answered The end
OF dress, and exceeded not the ability OF
the weorer, ] considered as innocent, and
moi deserving reprooc To this he agreed
but sail, what grieyed him, was to see peo-
pie gel Heir heogts so much on fashions.
u conceded that, ns modes of dress were
iflilrs compared with our internal concerns,
to SET onr hearts upon them must be- great
sin. Bi advised him 10 consider that, 10
sci our hearts against such iriiles, was the
same SIN rs 10 set our hearts upon them
and, as bis fashion was different from those
OF his neiphbors, Just in proportion ~ he set
his heart against theirs, he set his heart
upon his olen. He was, therefore, doubly
guilty of the very sin he imputed TO others
and desired him 10 correct hi own inult,
which hr could not but know, and to hope
TINT his neighlors were less faulty than him
self, and less faulty than h. had uncharita-
bly, supposed them to be. cood not hut
reflect, how easily men deceive themstlyeP,
bchoIdng the mote in their brott&r's eye,
and considering not the beam in their own.
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YrAct of kMnA,

Lying in the said county Of Amherst, on both
sides of P:dler river, containing by estimation
$3.50 acres, g,anted by paten to Nelson Craw
iord and the sid Nicholas Cabell, bearing date
ON or about he 2yth day Of September l791,
ex eptrg aid ,leducing from the sa d +35o
acres, the quantity OF 900 acr,s, sold by tn said
Neson Crawford and Nicholp Cabell 10 Saml
Dean.-Mr Nilsson Crawford who lives near
he said land, will show it to those disposed to
view il. VIM. II. CABELL,
Surviving Ex'r. OF Nich, lac Cabeli dec.
August 80. w2wf
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Notice.

On the 18th day of August, 1890, Tor
~ thereabouis) eSrcutedto David kcanc
OF the county OF Monroe, and state Of .irginia
three bonds for the sum of six hundred dollars
each; one payable the first day of january,
1921, one payable the first day of July, 1921,
and one payable first day OF July, l622--this
is TO caution the public against taking nm AS
Segment OF, or IN any manner trading for the
said bonds, ms do not consider myself bound
to pay the same, either in law or equity, and
am determined not 10 do 50.
BENJAMIN OLIVER NELTON.
Buckingham, Aug. l6. 3 u3W#
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0tice.

Z HEREBY forwarn all persons from ira
4 ding for or taking two bonds, one given to
Jamc' Neales for about seventy dollars; the
other to Hugh Ncales Tor about the same
amount; and believe dated the Goth of Mo-
vember, ls2i, upon each OF which lsaac n.
Otey is the security. Also one other bond for
ninety or one hundred doiiars, executed aiew
DAYS after, 10 one or both OF the ebore Neales' /,
upon which Eli d. Gilmore is the security !;
and all becarle due the latter part of February
or first of March last Tho above bonds were
troudulently produced by said Neales', andp
am determined not TO pay any part OF them
JOHN DlLLARD.
August g. w4w7
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TRUSTEES

Hon. WILLIAM DANIEL, President.
Eml,Lewis Esq. CHS. Dabney Esq.
VIM. Warwick Esq. Doctr Howell Davis,
Hon. George Tucker, VIM. Nj. RiYes Esq,
Chist Anthony Esq. VIM. Radtord Esq,
Doctr. ohm |. Cabell Rev. q. Charlton, 81
Reyd. John Early, R.Poliard Esq, Seey.
PRINCIPAL. TEACHERS.
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Wood By Timberlah,e's Wagon.

YA'HE SUBSCRIBER will sell, at a "a
duced price, for ready money, twenty =
FIVE loads of prime WOOD, to be delivered 10
order in Lynchbnrg, by the well known Hag-
gon Of Undertake
F.. ATKINSON.
~ B. Two loads OF the above haxe been de-
livercd.
September 10 2t
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ST. AUGUSTINE.

We have been favored with the perusL
ofa ettcr, date St.Augus,lne, August 9th,
from which we learn that the city eoninu-
ed healthy al that date, and that appear
ances indicated a continuance during the
fall months. The adjacent country, howe-
yer, is represented as being remarkably un-
healthy, with scarcely an exception, Ma
lives as well AZ strangers, who have spent a
few nights out, have returned with fever,
which, although an unwelcomc visiier, has
nevertheless proved moi Of malignnut Or
dangerous type. The United states'teoops
at -. Augustine, under i.iuei. Washington,
have been ordered from that place, and
were 10 embark for Charleston, s. &. ON
the 9Th. inst Gcorgida,