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MONTREAL.

The Herald gives full statement of
the imports and exports at Montreal for
the year 1891. The tonnage Of the So
vessels arrived there during the year, is
estimated at l0,O64 tons DaVigated by
499 men. The value Of merchandise,
paying two and haIfper cent duty, is
estimated a: l6l,0il:lj (; currency.
HE imports were in So vessels, nayi.
gated 6y 5Ol men, and taking up 1O,258
tons' including timber, slaves, plank,
hour, pork, FISH, wheat, an immense
quantity Of furs, &c.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
To coRnEspoNpENTs.

Uo AgreeabIy to the reqnes: Of "or.
hhe"s," to know our sentiments upon his
piece, and to be brief, we inform him that
II is not worth transcribing and correct.
ing,which we should inevitably have TO do
IT we undertook to publish it. So he
will perceive that we differ with him as
regards It's 'merits!!
As to "Argo," (from Baltimore his
having taxed us with double postage, tho
a single letter, is sufficient objection.
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THE OLiO.
ron the ALEXANDRIA HERALD,
s. TO -


There is voice to me more sweet
Than music's most melodious spell;
Whose tones as DER my soul they feet,
The min strers softest notes excel;
For musics spell can only bind,
Awhile its magic breathings last,
But aye! the spell this leaves behind,
lsnever-never past!
Around the heart II fingers still,
When long its sound hath died away,
As echo's dim responses fill
The ear with soft aud mimic play;
But echo's voice soon fainter grows
Soon dies upon the listening eur,
While from thy voice feeling flows,
Which time can never blight or scar.
Through midnghts deep and dreary gloom,
Ihear its softly murm'ring sound
Thus roses when bereft of bloom,
Still breathe their fra grant sweets around
And thus doth mem'ry's echo briug
Each sweet and well-remembered tone;
And DER the gloom of absence fling
Those joys which brighter days have known
N EY
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06

Shares $4,000 $4,000 $50, 900
"A considerable number of these shares
are the property Of American citizens.
aud pledged tor money advanced.
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WV. FOWLE & GO.

AVE just received, per soop Java, from N.
y YORK, and offer for sale, casks Bridport
seine and sail twine of superior quality. dec ~
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
PROM A LANCASTER PAPER.

The following German Song, by Hoel-
iy, in praise Of Rhinish Wine, has been
much admired by number of gentlemen
acquainted with German Literature, in
this city, for lis great strength of Ian
guage, beauty of idea, and felicity of ex-
preston, so much SO, indeed, that i, was
thought impossible to render it into Eng
lish without losing much OF its force and
beauty.
A gentleman of this city, whose talents
and learning, in more important matters,
we have frequently admired, and who is
well known as an able and learned jurist,
undertook, as relaxation from more Sc
we're studies, the diahcui, tas'., and h. has IS
is admitted by our best German and Eng
iish scholars to be equal, and in many
parts, superior to the original.
RHElN WEINLOB.
Elm Leben, vie i'm Paradies,
Gewehrt uns water RhciD;
Ich geb es zu, Elm kus ist sues,
Doch suesser list der Vein.
Ich bin SO fr9hlich, vie elm Reh,
Das nm die Quelle tapzt,
w ich den heben Schenk,isch sch,
Und Chaser drauf gephanzt.
Was kuemmert mich die game Welt,
Wcnns iiebe Gleslein winkt,
Und rraubensaf,, der mir gefsllt,
An meiner Lippe biink,?
Daun trink ich, vie Elm GGtterkind,
Die voiien FiascheDleer,
DasZ Giut muir durch die Adern rinnt,
Und tauIui' uIid foruIS HiS"'.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
Die Erde wer Elm J1mmetthai

y,l q ;lia..r-.-o urIi Uich',
" heths un zur Llndrung unsrer Quaa
Der edle Shein VEN picht.
Der hebt den Botlier aul den rhron,
-chaft Erd' ind Him.neium,
Und zaubcrt jsien Erdensohn
StrakS in Eiysium.
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PeUenue Of The foltoaOing horts for 1921.

feuenue Of tie foito7oing PORTS for 1921.
Nett revenue Expenses
Gross revenue drawbacks, &c. on
deducted reflections.
y. York S5,546,eS2 4,7le,02O 1928
Boston S,41S,506 2I87,649 O ,ol6
Philadel. 2,7I7,89O e,Q99,659 66,
Baltimore 1,06s,lOS 556,3O4 52.2S5
Charleston 6s5,235 549,S66 Al 4O4
Savannah S24,I12 989,I28 1850
Y. Orleans 5lS,8l3 38l,742 56,966
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From the Connecricnt Mirror


we publish, with some hesitation a,
TO the correctness of its piezvs, the To-
lowing note from one IF our subscribers
! nr. Printer-l understand that mos
all the folks OF your calling in town arc
| going to print bigger papers--now | wan
you 10 consider that I'm short arm.
| man, and Deacon Calvin Beebe's arm
are shorter than nine. and SO is his wife ;,
my wite's a most bind--and the Dea.
! con is very short sighted, and when VOC
| come TO open the paper, in the middle.
where the congress news. and the Mira
Use and The marriages and the horrId
murders and the editors remarks arG
he, house fires ali are-there's the
ceacon he tries TO read EN- and | have
10 take hold of one end and my wife hold
oi lother and we cant make nothing out
on't-and then Doctor Gnothon, he's
the DeacoD/s wife's son-hc saws that i,
injuries the brachial muscles of the arm,
ana that the os humris is detached from
the scapula and that the deacon has h0rt
MS pectoral powers so bad by reading
them wide newspapers that he can't sing
any psalm but Bangor and that seems to
come kinder natural--so thof Ia write
about it to you-the doctor speIt all his
hard words for me and said he guessed
I'D better have it published il You
hant room, send it down to New Haven.
where Young Sam Reading says they've
the lhunderest big printing press in the
state. Your humble servant,
JEDUTHAN JONES.
In one of Dryden's plays, there was
this line, which the actress endeavored
to speak in as moving and affecting
tone as she could:
"My wound is great-because il is so small!w
And then she paused and looked very
distressed. The duke Of Buckingham,
VINO was IN one Of the boxes, rose i'm
mediately from his scat and added, in
q loud ridlcuIiDg tone of voice,
"Ihen 'twouId be greater were it none at all !"
w hjch had so great an effect upon the |
audience, that Dryden lost his benefit by |
il.
They whose excellence OF any kind |
has been loudly celebrated, are ready to !
that their powers are univer-
al.
TO COMMANDMENTS.
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RECAPTTULATION.

From Baltimore to Amsterdam 6455
do do Rotterdam $3.50; do do Bremen
1858 to which add, (not enumerated a.
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Er is der wahre Panace,
VerIuengi des Alien Blut,
Verscheucnet Him und .iagenwoh,
Ind was CT weiter thut
Drum iebe das gelobte Land,
Das uns den Vein erzog!
Der Wipzer der inn phanz,' und band,
Der WInzer lebe hoch!
Und jeder schnnen Ninzerin,
Die uns die irauben las,
Welh' ich ais meiner Kenigin
Elm voiies Dekkeelgias
rs lcbc ieder deutsche Mann,
Der semen Rbeinwein trinkt,
SO lang ers KeIchglas halten kan,
und damn zu BodeD oinkt.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-03-06
lTRANsLATIoN.)
PRAISE or RHINIsH WINE.


A lite replete with heavily bliss,
Thou giy'st US, Father Rhine
How sweet the lovely ma!den's kiss
But sweeter far is wine
feel as Joyful as the Roes
Which round the fountains piay,
Soon as the brilliant table shows
The glasses in array.
All worldly trouble resign
When the rich juice sip,
Delighted with the rosy wine
That sparkles on my lip,
Thus the ambrosial cup drain,
AS Gods have done before,
And while it glows in ev|ry vein,
In rapture ask for more.
The world would be dreary vale,
The gcD'rous vine away,
And all our brightest joys would fail,
And leave no cheering ray.
Wine lifts the beggar a throne?
Makes Earth and lieay'n resound
Earih's bliihest sons enchanted own,
lis all klysium fcund.
HE sovereign cure Of ev'ry wee,
Wine gives us ev'ry good
IL c'earsthe brain, bids JOYS TO Gow,
And warns the aged blood.
w hen, all hail BE- owed land,
lha' Yields the juice so fine!
Long lite and heal,h may he command,
w no plants and pruGes the vine
And ey'ry yineya d maiden fair,
VINO helps US to the glass
with Overlooking cup we'll cheer
Each lovely vineyard lass
And hail Germania'5 sols Who drink
I'll they can drink no more,
And then IN ecstaCy will sink
Eptranc'd upon the floor
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
From Bei<oni's 1rarels.
RUINS OF TIIEBES.

On the god, we saw, for the first time.
the runs OF great Tbcbes, and landed ai
the Luxor. Here beg the reader To oh.
serve, that but very imperfect idea, can he
formed OF the extensive ruins of TbrLcs,
even from the accounts of the most skill
full aud most accurate travellers. II is alb
solutely impossible TO imagine She scene
displayed, without seeing il. The most
sublime ideas that can be formed from the
most magnificent specimens of present
architecture, would give a very incorrect
picture Of these ruins for such is the diff
ference, not only in magnitude, but in form.
proportion and construction, that even the
pencil can convey but q faint idea of the
whole. II appeared 10 me like entering IA
city OF giants, who, after a long conflict.
were all destroyed, leaving the ruins Of
tier various temples as the only proofs Of
their former existence. The temple of
Luxor presents ~ thc traveller nj once. one
OF the most splendid groups of Egyptian
grandeur. The extensive propyImon, with
the two obelislts, and colossal statues in the
front the thick groups Of enormous co.
.unns; the variety Of apartments and the
sanctuary it contains the beautiful orna-
neEts which adorn every part OF the walls
and columns, described by Hamilton; cause
III the astonished traveller an oblivion of all
that he had seen before, IL his attention
be- attracted 20 the North side of Thebes
by The towering remains that project n
great height above the wood of palm trees
he viii gradually enter the forest-lile assem-
bage of ruins oftemples, columns, obelisls,
colossl, sphynxcs, portals, and an endless
number of other astounding objects, that
will convince k.n at nilce Of the inpossibi-
lily OF description. On the West side of
the Mic, still the traveller finds himself
amnnS wonders. The temples Goufnon.
Memponium and Medinet Aboo, attest the
extent OF the great city Oh this side. The
nnrsalled colossal fgres in the plains OF
Ihehcs, the number Of tombs excayated IN
the rocks, those in the great wiley Of the
hngs with theirPainting sculptures, mum
mes, sarcophagi Ggures, sc, are al objects
worthy ofadmiration oftiie traveller who
viii not fail to wonder how milton which
was once 50 rat as 10 erect these stunen-
dpas ed,fices, could so far fall into obliyi-
on, that even their language and writing
are totally unknown to US.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
Nrglniato wit:

Virginia TO wit:
II Go r. Tor Ffanklin.eounty held ct the court
l,ouse the nth day of June, 1872:
James LEWIS Hail, prT
Against -
Ga hafne Craphcad. Shelton craighcad, Polly Craig
eaa' walter shilfant and Patty his wife, late Patty
C1alghead, and Elizabeth Gfairhead heir, and ler.
tees Of Peter Craighcad. dec. Drtifsh
Ia CHANCFHY.
a'e defendants not having entered lvir appearapre
aud gwen security according 10 the net OF agsembl,.
ana 'e FnieSof this court md it appearing 10 The "a
a'toH Vi uIt cont, ilat they inhabitants of
TINS stat on motion of the itanun Nv his counsel II
ordered, iiat the said defendant, do appear here on
The tr>i Monda! ~ Sept mbeF nrst and a,wrr platn-
IN bi and that copy OF Ibis order be forthwith
puthsaed M SOME newspaper pubiitid IN the town of
L,heh1hP Tor eight weeis ncctssyeiy and tbat pno.
ei copy be posted at the front door of The court hols
oil ih.s county.
COpy-Tcdc
L. CALLER TATE CT C
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

Virginia
Atrnies holdeh in the Clerks OGicc of ,he Supermr
court OF chancer fer the LJntbburg District the 2Sth
day of JUNE, l822-
''A'e sia'hson plaDdn,
James Clarkson,iohn Martin, John Eubank and Hud
WIN nafun defendant.
ne deiendant Hudson Martin not having etiter.
ID ms hllpcatance and given security according 10
me act hi assembly and the rules OF this court.
and Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that h. is no'
IN ,labii o t', country It's ordered, That the sad
defendant do appear here the first day " the neat
term aud answer the bill Of tie plainuH and lhal
copy OF tins order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper printed in the town Of ,ncburg for iva months
house in the said town.
eop!-IeSte,
Is JOHN WILLS, G C
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from n Li9a994 pupet

Many young and Old fellows think IL a
high piece Of wit 10 invent hoaths, which
inodesfy blushes 10 repeat But nsslofa
saya, our own vices ure clone too much Ter
Us, without endeaspfing to corrupt the
minds and morals Of every che around H.
lfl. therefore, whatever these fine gentle
men. n1ay think Of themselves, they esas
wefe, md ever viii Be ihe pests ~ gcieig,
and contenls ofNise men. Let iLea uss
the following toasis, If they d. not sefge -
mend The morals, they will ~ least neni
their manners
!. May liberty never make iis lieentjans,
nor restraint ever make us sad,
J. May wo never senl, more liberty than
constitutes our happiness, nor more free
dom than tends TO public good
D. May we never desire plenty, hui IN
relieve the unhappy and saecour the dis
tressed.
4. May we be happy enough to find
friends, but never 40 miserable aa To put
them TO severe trial.
,. Nay we be more ready 10 correct our
own faults than to publish the faults Of o.
Tiers.
q. May we never be aurll owarl5 as ~
refuse 10 die when we must nor wish 10 die
when we MUST not.
7. May we never br afruid TO do flint
al any Time, which We know we must do
once.
u. Nay we never be such slaves to chs
tom, M 10 take one step in vice for the fear
OF belng ,niashionahle.
.. May We never raghly heiere the re-
ports Ne hear, nor hastily eensure the naa
We hear not.
10. May we never be SO far nisled -
to tlliniS rich inan wise merely ior his
wealth
IL. May the modesty of woman be 10 us
as the angels Naming sword.
II. May the brazen bell Of our tongies
never strive TO make the world think we
have the church within MS.
IL. May weneYer be 50 extrayagant az
to heggar ourselves for being ashamed Of
poverty nor 20 coyetous 49, to <iYe bfg-
gors for fear OF being poor.
II. May the better fortune Of others nc.
yer pui rs out Of oonceit of our own.
u. May we never speak what VIZ ire
ashamed 10 repeat, nor do that which We
may blush TO hear repeated.
10. May see always he assured, that hap.
piness IS jewel mol 10 BE- purchased by MI
The sovereigns in tle world.
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JOSEPH IlIETT, u. G.
yirrinin.

Virginia:
AZ rules holden IN the clerks office of The ,,e,,
day OF lime. 1922. '9 '''N'' e'' E''
Richard Iyce ~,
Against Al.
1a'ne1 Nrwhaii, William snmprer SamuolJ Harrison.
9a4es btnash' susan waliaee, admr of VIM a.
"aiihee, dee. and White x Ltpnn,gcot, 49, a. W.
I'M drtohdmtts White aud iirmngcou NJ, 81
.n..ied uew appearance aud gwen So ,Irity neeara,
!" we aero assembly aud the rules of this court mi
atpeah6 ny shusiactorY evidence ihat they are raf
'nnam,1' 81 THIS country II is ordered tbnt fh. ,a,d
aaaeas do appear heIe rhr first da, of the nes,
term AMI answer Tie bill of ilc nlaintitf AMI ~, -
copy oi ms order be Forthwith iI,,rt,J in "
lapar publhh.l IA ia, toan of I,ncibur,, Tor ~ -
,honlh sneu, '"vty, aud posted AZ the iront door Of
tee court h"'IA' IA tht said toNn, w. "
copy iesle,
I'd JOHN WILLS, C. C.
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A Copy--Teste.
JOHN ALEXANDER, olurl.

Alta court continued and held FOR Franklin county A,
the eou,s honSe, the 5u day Of Juae, 1922.
JoseIh Greer and Fanny his wife, Compliments
Agaiast
Peter Holland, executor, &e. of Elisha Iyon, Dee
John NJ. Holland, admin strator orc. IT Mary Webster
dec. John Webster, Elisha Lynn, John lynn, Elijah
lyon, Danei Lyon, Peter Lyon, Heese Hughes aud
MARY ms whe, defendants
IN cHANcERY.
The defendants, Elisha Lyon, Daniel LYON ard John
iyonnot having entered their appearances and gwen
seear,i, according TO the of assembly and the rules
~ iA eout andit appea ing TO the Satstat OF the
court that they not Inhabitants ct thi4 state d n ,,
notion OF the plaintiffs by their counsel il is rdered
that the said absent defendants do nppt ar here on The
htsi mohdnl ~ september next. and answer conn
pa,nants bi and that cipy of This order he forthwith
inserted ~ tG Lynehh,g Press for eight week, sueees
nely, nhn Jhat another copy br posted The troDt
copl-Ieste
Ii JOSEPH IIlETT, y. G..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

JUDITH Chiffon some time in The veal
y 1913, took Richard Chiffon, jr'a. note foi
one hundred pounds, which note beng st OF
mislaid, and this day having paid me the foil a.
mount, lhis IS given as receipt against the
same .-Septenber 18th. 1921.
Hie%aTd Chiffon, II, w3gs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
Bedford, NAV Court, 1872.
George Wright,
A FaiusI
PIT,
Dits.

Bedford, NAV Court, 1872.
George wright prg
Against ~
Mteheii, An,es and White, Diff
IN CIIANCERY.
ihedfiendants, not having entered their appearance
ahugivch security according the assembly and
e fes ot ths court and u appearing To the satslae-
noh of the court, that the defendants y re not inbabl
ANS oil thIs country, II Is ordered, that unless they
p,aGh's bill The sam, shall bt taken as Confessed md
The matter thereof decreed accordingly and that co.
~ OF thus order BE- fortlI~t userteu IN The Lynclhilry
rftsslor two months, and posted up AZ front door II
e court house OF SAID county two sce al court DAYS
Copy Ieste.
IL j. STEPTOE, C. II. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

ms, added to It's comparative brllliancy, viii
no DOUBT cause the sale of tickets. soon to justi
y the announcement oil the drawing.
In this Lottery, as in die last, adventurers can
receive the Cash for plizes sold at
ColtEN'S OFFICE,
The moment they are drawn, and the drawings,
as III the tormer scheme, will be conducted ul.
der the superintendent of The Commissioners
appointed by the Governor am Council.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

An old fashioned friend, wl.o ncyor has
para ii's debts according 10 he pafenl man.
ncr so mnet reaorted IL IN Baltimore, has
addressed card, though tho newspabers'
would aiford as good an " evidence 81 nr..cs
uca' ei'rlsi'anity," ii he, the latter, would
sa'isiy aeerl9Ih sum Of 80 or 500 contract.
eu eleven years ago, as tobnatow money on
missionary and tract societies. As patrick
Henry sdld, when JoiD Adams Showed Ma
Jor homhy's g broken hints 20 him. q
am y hat mans mind"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
State Aottevy.

In pursuance oil an act of the legislature of Ma.
rJland, The undersigned begs leave respectfully
to 'Np'es' his highsense Of the se ydisii;nguis6
ed pa onaSe teWlfds has Office in the last scheme
aud by which ne va enabled to expedite com.
P'e'e the drawing Ia an unprecedented short
time.
Knowing the wishes a ,dYenturers in favour
OF speedy result Of investments, the present
schemes 50 arranged that the whole win be
completed in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
Henry Sc Ann J. Morris.
TERMS OF TUITION.

r,nio, Class .a-Spelling, Reading and Nrir
tins-slo per Session Of . Months
g,,;or Class Autobiography, Reading, VII
ting and plain Nedle"ork-Si2 per do.
,gddls Class-Reading, Writing, Arithme-
-. Grammar, aud the elements of Geogra.
phy--sl6 per do.
r;td Class .q-English Grammar, Geogra.
.h,.by Mapping, the use of the Globes, ilisio-
prs~2,penmanship, Arithmetic, and ornamental
Needlework--SlS per do.
ri,a Glass B.--Hgher branches Bellies
, e,,res conprehending English Grammar in
IL is parts, Blairs Rhetoric and Eristolary
S &c, Gesgraphy, Aneicnt 4 modern
Manning; Astronomy with the use oil the
GIabes History, including Chronology Boz
tanv, Natural History the elements OF Ma
t,ra Philosophy, CHEMISTRY &c SIS per Do
French Languoge--Sl5 per Do.
Dfauing and Painting per Do.
Masick piano FOrte)--2o per Do or 90
cents per lesson
August 18th 1922.
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SCHEME Of TIE
5 L a I h l. d L L Il RY

l5,o0V Tickets at So l.2 1850 Dollars.
NOT Tu0 BLANKS re a PRIZE.
~ rtizes subject to a deduction vi fifteen
pei cent. pa1atie 90 days ater the coupIet on.
All the prizes to be Hoatng from the com.
meacemcnt oil The d a"ing except he following,
which viii be dep. tied IN ihe wheels at definite
peii, DIS, viz:
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NEW BOOKS.
GCHOLS 81 NORTH have lately re.
IA eeived from Philadelphia, very larg,
and valuable collection OF
Books s Stationary,

OF every description, which renders their as.
soriment very extensive and complete The
whole will be sold at the most reduced prices.
Those wishing TO buy are particularly invited
TO call and examine their collection before they
purchase, as they are determined to sell very
cheap. Among the Books lately received are
the following New Publications, viz
Bracebridge Hall by Washington Irvine. an.
thor Of the Sketch Book, Salmagundi &c. .
vols. very superbly bound.
Letters on Unitarianism by Samuel Miller
d. ID.
Eleven Sermons by the Rev. Hosea Ballow,
UnIversalist.
The Fortunes Of Nigel by the author of Wa.
verify, ivanhoe, &c. in , vols said to be a mncb
better work than the Pirate.
Bannockburn a Novel, being Seouel IN ,l,c
Scottish Chiefs, by Mis- Jane Porter. in Q vols
which Is said to be very fac Novel, equal 10
any whatever
The Lolards, a Novel by the author Of Cal.
'horp or the Fallen Fortunes, &c in vols
The village of Mariendorpt by Miss Anna
Maria Porter, in . vols. which is very fire
Work, none better in the Novel way with the
exception Of the Spy.
The Mourning Ring, Novel BY hrs Inch
bald very Interesting tale in ! vol.
May you like ii, by Country Curate in /
vol
Also, new supply OF the wonderful Amer
ican Production, called The Spy, Tale Of The
Neutral Ground, which was taken from the A.
merican Revolution, the scene Is laid in Yves
chester County, New York We would parti.
cularly recommend this work TO every Amer
ean ana more especially Virgnians Is proof
oi It's being a good and popular Work it had
tae most rhrid sale of any Work ever written
in this country, (this being the third Editon)
August l6 lt2
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NaA.DWiS Y. SiSS0N

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
EvTILL in future attend the Superior and
w Inferior Courts Of BotetouIt, Franklin
and hlleghany counties,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20
Ar. eon,, Of quarterly SESSION continued a

Ata eonrt Of quarterly ssssion continued and held
for tic county Of oaapbe. the court hous thereof
on Tuesday, the iith da. Of June, 1872.
Nicholas Johnson, Compile,
Against
Thona. Jones, Richard s. Jones and Jane. lanes,
Def't..
IN C1IANcEkY.
The defendant Rhfard s. Iopes, not having ente ed
his appearance and gwen security ayr eeahlr an
Of assembly, and appear ing To the saisften 81 ia,
court. hat the SAID Richard y. homes mot an inla
of this state is ordered aud decrcrd that he ,n
appear here the al Nonday September ~ Il. and
ankNeF the bin Of the complainant, aud epi, o
tins order be torthwit inserted ia sone pe - nens-
paper published ia the town Of Lynehburg a city Of
lsisnond Tor two months sneeessvcy, and posted NJ
n the front door Of this county two several ,outi
days
A Copy--Teste.
10 JOHN ALEXANDER, olugk.