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Virginia
~ rule, tolden IN the cLrks Office of tn Superior
court OF chaDeery ior the LynShburg District. the 2lh
day OF june, 1874.
Jess .iatksOn Painfif,
hghtBt
Jane, ciarbson, John Martin, John Eubank and Hud
Athrt,n Defendants.
The deendant Hudson Martin mt having enter.
ed ha appearance and ,i'itn security according To
the act Of hiirnily aud the rules of This court,
and Happening by ,ntsiaetnry eflrnce thnt he
nhabiian at thu country iitHor1frd hat the sand
dctudsst hp appear here the irs day Of the neat
terra and answer 'hc bill OF the pla,,,lif and tlst
copy OF tits ordsr hr FORTHWITH RED news
paper prntediD the townt lynchbslg iOrtwo munths
sueeessHeS md posted the ir,nt door OF the court
house the said town.
eopy-leste,
Is - I'm WILLS, G. G.
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I AN 5csifous of d,schsrsing my debts ami
i with the vie" oi doug SO a. speedily as
possible, will,
On Friday, 2ed Of August nert,
AT my house IN Bedio,d county, sell, at public
AUCTION parcel Ut
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LYNCHBURG & SALEM
TURNPIKE COMPANY.

VTyHE Stock of the delinquent Stock
i holders, which was advertised to BE sol,
on this day, is postponed to
Tuesday, the goth Of August nert,
AT which time it win take place at the Frank
lin Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg.
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer
1ulv Is tcedsS4
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Mr.. Peter Oliver.

T,AKE NoIlcE--That shall, on Monday
Il the 2sta day of August next, at Cobl,, s
Mills, Rockingham county N. Z. proceed to
take the deposition OF Anon Mills, TO lie read
sevidenoe in suit now depending in the su.
Perier covst Of Campbell county, wherein you
are plaintiff and am defendant, when and
where you may attend hyou think proper.
HENRY MoKTNNY.
July 26. low4w~
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SuEaloe SPRINGS.

yyNliE Subscribers having routed the Buffa.
4 loe Spiings in the county Of Amherst, for
the app, oAching season, have been at conside,a-
BILE expense, for the accommodation Of visitors,
and viii be prepared for their reception from the
both OF June inst. The efficacy Of this water,
(beins 'mPregnatcd with sulphur, &c together
with the saubntY ofthe mountain air. reader 5
this de5irable watering place to those who may
visit cither for their health o, pleasure.
There Springs lie 'nme iiaic yunder the Blue
Pidge,and at the distance ofabU at Is miles north
of Lynchburg, and on the main T, al leading
from Richmond to Lexington, (ltockbndpe
county,) thence to the White Sulpher SPRINGS.
CHARLES l.. BARRETT.
Wm. COLEMAN.
Amherst county, June Ii. wts1l
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to It's comparative brllliancy, will
no doubt cause the sale OF tickets soon to just.
~ the announcement ithe drawing.
In this Lottery, as in che last, adventurers can
receive the cash for prizes sold at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The moment they are drawn, aud the drawings,
as in the former scheme, will be conducted un-
der the sGperintendence of the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council
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Caution.

r DO hereby forwarn all persons from trading
L for bond to the amount of loo dollars.
executed by Edward Delozier and Asa Delozier.
to Rhoda Pearson, bearing date ~, 1919, as
am able to make it appear that have dis
charged SAID bond legally, and am determined
not to pay it again.
EDWARD DELO2IER
August g. 1t.
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Each sale viii commence with TIE lowest
number of section, township and range, and
proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for the use Of
schools or for other purposes, will be reSery-
ed from sac.
Given under my hand, at the city Of Wash
inglon, this l5th day OF March, Is12.
JAMES MONROE.
BY tEe President
JOSIAH MEI6s,
Commissioner of The Ger Lard Office.
March - 50t4N
NJ Printers who publish tAe laws of the
United States will publish the above once II
week till toe first Monday in November next,
and send their accounts (rere'pted) to the Cen
era Land Office.
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Caution.

TUE public are cautioned against trading
i for a bond given by the subscriber to C
H. Gibson, bearing cate the goth of April. 1919
for the sum, OF 3 t5s cents, as the said bond
has been paid.
Up 8. JONES.
Auspsts, 81
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70 Shoe Makers.

MATTHEW CASEY wishes to employ
4s1 two or three good Journeymen Boot /.
Shoe Makers, to whom good wages and con.
slant employment will be given.
Chariot csville. Aug. 9. 3tl
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By the President ofthe u. States.

WHEREAS the President Of The United
States is Authorised by Law 10 cause iahds 10
be offered for sale
Therefore |. JAM.s MosRor, President oil
the United Sfaies, do hereby declare and MAKE
known, tina. the public sales shall be held as
follows, viz
Al the Land Office at Terry Ilauie, IN lndi-
ana, ON the first Monday in July neat, Tor the
sale of -
townships Il aud IL, in tango |, east OF the
I'd principal meridian line
Il & Is, in ranges 10 9, west do
Al the Land Office at Nandalia, in Illinois,
on the third Monday in July neat, Tor the sale
Of
Townships IL, IL, bland IL, IN ranges J and
2, cast of the ID principal me
ridian line.
IL, u, 10, II and Is, in
ranges 3 and 4 do.
Al the same place, on the third Monday III
| August next, for the sale of
Townships II II, Is, II ana ID, in ranges D,
q and &, east of the Sd
principal meridian line.
IL, in range !, do.
Al Che Land Office at Palestine, in Illinois,
on the first Monday in August next, for the sale
Of
townships 6, 7, s and9, in ranges o, 10 and
II, east Of Sd principal
meridian line,
3, !, 3 and 9, in range II, west OF I'd do.
X aud ., IL and IL, do.
AT the same place, on the first Monday in
September next, for the sale of
townships 10 ! | IL and l3, in ranges 10 and
l /, east of Sd principal
meridian line,
10 IL l2 and Is, in ranges IL 10 and
II, west Of I'd do.
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
October next, for the sale Of
townships ii 10 l6 and II, in ranges 10 and
IL, east of 3D. principal
meridian line
Ia Is 10 and IL, in ranges II 10 and
Ii, west of Cd do
Al the same place, on the first Monday in
November next, for the sale of
townships Is ~ 90 and y, in ranges 9 10 and
H. east of Sd principal
meridian line
l8 10 90 and 81, in ranges IL and
II west OF I'd principal meridian
line
IL ~ and 20, in range u, do. do
Is ii, do, do
Il 1919 and 20 10, do. do
Al the Land Office for the Northern district
Of Louisiana, at the town Of Onaclita, on the
first Monday in November next, for tho sale
of
Townships Is l6 II Ia ard 49, in ranges 9
3 4 and 6, west Of the meridian
line.
At the Land Office at the Seat Of Justice OF
the county of Independence, in the Arkansas
territory, for the sale of such lands of the L.
nited States as are situated in the following
described townships aud ranges, and which
have been excluded from the lottery of the
lands appropriated for satisfying warrants for
military services, viz
On the first Monday in August next, for the
sale of such Of the above described lands as
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, VIZ:
townships 2 3 167 60 and 20, in range /,
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Aiksiy Virginia Born
SLAVES.

Together with other property, too tedious 10
enumerstc 1t Is my earnest wish that allth
to whom | may be indebrd, should attend in
the early part OF the day, 10 that arrangements
may be made fot dischargn,g Their respective
rhims. 1hose maebtcd to me- w,ll please make
payment without delay. The terms oi sale will
be made Lnown on the day.
WADDY THOMSON.
Jolly &c. Ct.
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My. AeWis NNnyert.

Gun Please TO take notice--that ON Suburban.
NJ ht 9h day Of September merit, between
theens'ne and setting of the sun of the same
day, At the Tavern house OF Mrs. - Trirp,
ct the court house iorthe county of Wylhe,
shall proceed TO take the deposition Of John d.
Fields, to he,tad as evidence in suit now de
pending and Undetermined in the Superior
Court OF CHANGER, FOR the Lynehburg District,
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendant, at
which lime and place you may attend il you
think proper.
BENJAMIN A. PHILLIPS.
Augusta. w4wl
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cOffrS's OFFICE

u In announeingto his friends and the pub
lie ano,ner
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On the 10Th day ef august neTt,
Real & Personal Estate

OF his father BuTfhef Whitehead, deceased. OF
such pmt thereof as shall be Of yalue sufficient
g. sa.siy the drtt secured in said deed, With the
ia.ercst and expenses OF the trust
Acting as trustee. The subscriber viii only sell
All convey such tile and interest as IS vested IN
BIN by said deed.
LUCAS 7. THOMPSON
July 50. IDS
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NAllCH.

nyv;.ue of a deed Of tnis, executed to the
u sioseriher. by William c. Whitehead,
for cNtain purposes therein specified, which
he.ss date the zIst day OF November, 1871,
sal Is Of record IN the clerks office ofthe coun-
IL cont OF Amherst, will be sold, al public
auction,
On the 10Th day ef -aSgust neSt,
Being the iirst day OF Amherst August cout,
ct the court house Of tbs said county, all the
right, title aud interest Of the said William
{. Whitehead u. beng an undivided interest,"
az the
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10000 Dollars

0J'This important drawing will take place
on the 2sth OF the present month august and
timely notice is thus given TO allow distant adj
ventIrers to supply themselves with chances
In the meantime the drawing will continue
every week as heretofore, and will, progress
regularly until completed.
Whole Tickets Sl4 Quarters SO 50
Halves Eighths 10
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east of the 9th meridian line
1884 and = do
l2345G 70 and . 3 do
IL 10 IL II 10 and Il do
IL 8 do
1925 l3I4l5lsl 9& 90 !, west do
On the first Monday in September next, for
the sale of such of the above described land,
as are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
townships Q Is 10 and 90 in range 2, west
of the 9th meridian line
Is Is II 10 10 and 90 3 do
10 II - "a Is 10 aud 10 I do
l2a 10 IL y - and 10 g do
l2i5 $50 10 IL II 10 ~
and IL 6 do
On the first Monday in October next, for the
sale of such of the above described lands a
are situated in the following townships and
ranges, VIZ
Townships 23i56 7lOll y l3 Is IS l.
10 10 and 20, in range 7
west of 9Th meridiail line
1o3456 7so 10 10 Is
II Is 10 ana 20 S do
1896 7S9 10 IL l.
l8 10 and 20 9 do
10 ~ do
On tre first EIonday in November next, for
as are situated in the following townships and
ranges, viz
townships / 3 4 & 7 @ 10 and II, in
range 10, west Of the 9th
meridian Zine
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VIM. II. HENING.
COHEN'S OFFICE,

*All marked sold at CoHrH's OFFICE.
The gain of the wheel during this drawing
and the last week alone amounts to upwards
of FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED DOL
LARS, thus rendering the lottery extremely
interesting and additionally favorable to the
ndventurer. No time should be lost in making
investments or renewing small prizes-After
THREE DRAWINGS MORE the first drawn
No will be entitled TO the snlendd canital Of
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-05-28

iEg ell and rEclsriss.an Fo'.de Of charae,e, ",
pcrtinacity In Course once adopted howa.t W
e1or,on-- NAV he considered q pride N 49,
acterl course ri conduct 20 marnanimo,,s 49,,
Just towards fcleralsts- who have been d.
from tire pnblc connstis, and the adn,inistra,-u1
Of the government. By frand, falsehood ana i,
belfion, can hardly be expected al Ills da, -
tyom the old Observation-Disclosures, whe,Ler 49,
happen TO be Inc partizans of Gen. Wineate u.
not--mnch less, indeed, of honour, honesty N.
fair dcalii in politics, or any thing else. can h.
anticipated from the stuTncoat niscr.a,,,s
whose influence has hitherto predonnnatpd ".
this devoted State-the sacred banner of rr.,L
icaJsism having been wrested by fraud. fas,-
hood and rebellion from the federal hands vh;c,
wrought il, and boldly seized bs these m,der.
tu1ncoots. none but an ideot will expect theu.
harpes to deliver il up eren 10 he people. 50 oo.
as rag of that precious y m5oi Of liberty ",
mains within their Vandal grasp.
federalists, as was stated 10 the commune.
ton signed . Bath only wish 10 have tho
good mcu in office. who are honest, taitbfy.
capable. and friends 10 the just and equal rieLs
Of man''--but the frien.s Of Gen. Wmyate have
Indicated no disposition 20 coalcsce with them ~
effect 50 desirable an object. But federalists
have not complained of them for having pursued
the course most agreeable 10 hemNlrts-and.
for tic reasons already offered, it i not u u
expected, that cren Nt bold and repeated false
hoods, in the Argus, on this subject, viii induce
the friends Of Gen. Wingate 10 turn from The
error Of their WAYS to the good cid federal re-
publican standard. The federalis. of Maine.
therefore, will continue to pursue the f" erea
ttSaor'' Of an :.onest course; they will form 10
coalition with any faction but will PATIENTS
await the approaching day, when the "ndeeas.
ing spirit" that is ~ he people, shall display
itself, with glorious effect, in the utter discomf-
ture of those political mom,ttbanks, who con-
template firm coalition ofupright men, as the
kneil Of death to their unhaliowed ambition.
May II, 1922. BATH.
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ABORiGINFS

Baton Rouge, april l6.-Malor VIM. Brad
ford Of the United States Army, arrived at this
place on Thursday last. lie is direct from Fort
Smith, Arkansas, and on his way to Natchi,o-
chez, Red River. This gentleman informs US
that the Cherokee and Usage Indians are car
rying on a war vigorously; the efforts of the con-
stituted authorities TO prevent hostihties be-
tween these tribes to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. Major B. states, that at the time he pas
sed through the nation, party of Cherokees,
consisting Of about go in number, had been out
on a scent about twenty days-that no Intel-
gence of them had been received at that time
and it was strongly suspected that they Lad been
cut off by the Osages.-Repub.
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BK42~..
Bania tapets. received al Boston 10 tie 81 Anrii.
contain an animated address om the Council OF Tie
de Janeiro the King AID Cores setting forth the
sons which Induced them 10 suspend rhe execution OF
the decree requiring the retnfn OF tue Prince Royal 10
Europe and praying for the revocation Of that decree
II Is stated that the removal of the Prince would have
reduced Brazil its former colonial subsection the
mother country, and would have revived all the grew
ances which had heretofore existed. The Council
represents that should the decree he enforced, will
lead to civil war; ana the separation OF Brazil from
Portugal will he inevitable strong jealousy Of the
mother country Is manifested IN ,he erpose-wbIcb
concludes follows
Such. sire are the weighty and just PERSONS which
Obliged this loyal and constitutional people request
IA. X H. the Prince Regent TO suspend his departure
from this kingdom. until your Majesty after obtain
Ing information OF tine actual of things should de-
eide what the best interests Of the country required
In the of the people We pray your Majesty 10
revoke the DEGREES al 18Th September ast-tlIereby
leaving Brazil. the person Of II X. H.-so that she
viii not want centre OF union rallyng point-and
that she may non be deprived of tle only guaranty Of
her liberty and future prosperity.
In conclusion, sire, swear in the presence Of
your Majesty and the whole world that Brazil wishes
only constitutional governmeni-and that impla-
cable war will he waged against any other attempted
to lie imposed upon her-Brazn requires privileges
equal those of Portugal, she be equally sover-
eisn- equally free-equay independent"
UPPER CANADA.
Hydrophobia.--A number OF cases OF hydrophobia
stated in the Montreal papers. 10 have very re-
Gently occurred ST Andrews. Upper Canada. Thu ee
families in particular had suffered from its shocking
effects. In OF them, quite numerous, every mem
Der, except the father had been bitten; the two old
est sons, arrived at manhood, dead, and there
were hopes of the survivors. Another family had
three children bitten No suspicious appears, were
entertained that the dogs mad until after many
persons had shown symptoms OF hydrophobia
Quebec, May Is.
Eobbery.--A curious robbery took place during last
week at Caiouge. An out house belonging Mr.,
Paradis, farmer was broken into, and upwards OF
two hundred pounds of salted pork taken from it the
thieves deliberately TO the stable and having put
the horse 10 the caniOe, and placed the pork il
drove Off The arme in the morning found his horse
and pork Missing, and took direction towards town
to ger information lac had not gone ia before he met
the horse with the carrfoe returning home at slow
pace. without. however. any Of the Pork.
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Political Miscellany.

I'VE extract the following well written article from
the Maine Gazette We are glad to perceive that
our opinions gain ground, in different parts Of the
State-and that the dupes ola wicked, hypocritical
policy opening their eyes to the situation Of our
public concerns-and anticipating a speedy return
Of the reign Of political truth and sound PRINCIPLES
Mr. ToRREY-As your paper is professedly
impartial, hope to be INDUCED in few remarks
TO my political brethren with whom have ever
been associated from principle and not the hope
OF temporal advantage, both through good report
and evil report. / wish 70 excite the dormant
spirit Of the faithful and consistent portion ofthe
federal republicans Of Maine, believing as do
that the period has arrived when their merits will
be properly appreciated and when their services
will have become indispensable to The well being
and respectability of the State.
After what has of late been exhibited by the
eonnoisseurs of their own political corps as cor
rect portraits Of the potent. grave and rever-
end seigniors" Of democracy, from the highest Of
those clad 10 the robes Of office down to the most
subordinate recipient or expectant Of public ia
vcr, we hazard little in saying that these erciu-
src patriots, if they have due regard to truth and
speak ii Of themselves, are utterly undeserving
the confidence which the people in the pen;nde
of their unsuspecting benevolence and good ma
ture, have SO lavishly and imprudently bestowed
upon them. Who Of these would be Kings,
Princes and Mobiles of the land can say, g be-
hold my hands are unsoiled | am neither accu-
ser nor accused ,"-not one.
Look at the torrent Of elimination and recrim-
ination which has flowed so copously oflate from
democratic lips and democratic presses. Verify
may we not ask " who among them is honest !?
Where is that democrat in our State, who, if other
democrats, of equal credibiity may be believed,
is not wanting in both moral and political hon
esty?" There is no evasion of the charge, for it
own mouths can we condemn them. we receive
not the "senseless vapourings of the crack-brain-
ed editor of an apostate and bilincsgate paper rs
evidence of democratic infamy but we behold
it in the damning disclosures of this family quar-
rel for The last twelve months. thas been watt.
ed to US on the posting winds from the four COR
ners of the state and salutes us with unceasinr
Glamour. let US stand forth then the mistaken
disciples of the good old Washington for better
men and purcr principles; for that nnsuIIied in
tegrity and unquestioned honesty which is to
raise the degraded and sinking character Of the
State, and sustain il at moro just and honorable
elevation to save MS in truth from becoming
very By word and SCOT among sister States
Is there a federa!ist who at this day doubts that
filled ~ith faishood, treachery and guile Can
they ioiget the fair promises, which it was hoped
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.airl.. r,u ti.en, 10 var ars.as: = KIM and re-
spected parent, and led TO our eternal scpara-
ton. II uot to our lasting injury and disgrace
Ifany trusted, what have been the results % Their
crcdui.ty disappointment, mortihcation and IN
creased burdens upon our purses. Bat could
aught else have been expected from those IN
whom yoh incautiously conided Those who
knew them best prophesied the event and warn
ed you of their Iscariot baseness- But they
do not now eNult in your misfortunes. No, Inc
evil has come upon yon, and they will point out
to you at least partial remedy. Be up and do
ing. You may yet redeem your former power,
and perfect the responsibility and character OF
your State. Ask for no union but that Of breth-
rem Of the same ipIcs-the disciples of the
yeneratcd Washington Let that be your watch
word, and your enemies and the enemies Of truth
and honesty will soon lie vanquished at your
feet. proper spirit begins to peryade every
class of our citizens and you have only to act
with promptitude and concert, and a sure 8 easy
victory follows your Efforts. The true charac-
ter and designs Of the regning democracy ofthe.
State, have been sufficiently unveiled by its own
partizans, and the people are justly alarmed at
their acknowledged deformity. Let county
conventions be seasonably notified and assem-
bled, and suitable measures adopted for display
ing, al the proper time, the undivided federal
republican strength of the State, and the con-
fused and disordered array Of democracy will
fall before it. Your dsty TO yourselves and the
state demand it Of you, and let not its neglect
bring upon your children its infamy, nor upon
yourselves, their merted reproach.
WASHINGTON FEDERALisT.