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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-08-13
At Mr.. PLUMLEY's Inn
SHERIFF'S SALES.
BY DAVID c. WILSON, SHERIFF.

by virtue of writ of Ais Vcnd Exps to me directed.
will be exposed public SALE at the house Of James Hen
ry CanwePs Bridge, in St Georges hundred, Satur-
day the 9th day Of August inst at o'clock r. NJ the,
following described plantations tract of land situate, y-
ing and being in the hundred of Appoquinmnk and cou-
ty of New Castle, to NO l. The undivided six seventh
part of plaptaon adjoining lands of the heirs of John
Deakyne decd the heirs of Enoch Joyce, and Black bird
Creek, with log dwelling house, and Kitchen wharf and
grain store thereon erected, and containing 800 in
the whole, or less; No. O. plantation or tract of
land, adjoining No lands of the heirs of John Deakyne
decd the heirs of Enoch Joyce and Others with log house
and kitchen, with other out buildings thereon erected
tanning 260 or s-No g. plantation tract
of land adjoining lands of the heirs Of John Deakyne the
heirs OF Jasper Corrie Isaac Ratlif and Others with
log house, and log store house thereon erected containing
275 more or mo adjoining lands Of the heirs
of Robert Rat, the heirs ofJoseph Whitby & Others with
small dwelling house thereon erected containing acre
less; together with all singular the improve
ments thereunto belonging, being seized and taken in
execution as the property of Francis Hopkins.
Newcastle, August ,, 1922. 62-4t
virtue ola writ of Ais Yend Exps me directed villa
he exposed public sale, the house of James Henry
Canwes Bridge, in St Georges hundred on Saturday the
described plantation tract of land situate lying and being
in the hundred of Appoqnnmnk and county of New Castle,
TO witNo the undivided one seventh and fourth OF
one seventh OF plantation or tract of and adjoining lands
of the heirs of John Deakyne dec heirs of Enoch Joyce
dec and Blackbird creek with log dwelling house, log
kitchen and other out buildings wharf and grain store
thereon erected and containing 265 mo-
2 plantation tract fand al joining lands of William
Huk and others with small log house, and other out
buildings thereon erected containing $50 more or
less NO g. tract of land adjoining No. g. land of William
Huk and others with small log dwelling houses thereon
erected and containing $50 less of said No.
49, Samuel Marshall, holds fourth in expectancy of
which he will heir at the death of Thomas Gordon his Bro
hern law together with all and singular the Improvements
thereuno belonging Seized and taken in execution
1.-THE property of Samuel Marshall
Newcastle, August3, 1872. 62-4t
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Latest and important neics from the
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

BY the arrival of the schooner Mary and finn
Capt. Gates, in fifteen days from Iaguayra, VIC have
received letters and papers from Caracas to the Esd
of July inclusive. An extra page Of the .4ngto
Colombiano of the 2ad July, contains from Bogota
she following important
"Gazette Extraordinary
WAR OF THE SOUTH TERMINATED.
Gazette Extraordinary of Colombia,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
Fatty in Oe'obcr riH be PutliShcd,
A NEW NAP OF FLORIDA.

COMPILED from recent actual surveys and
" observations, and also from authentic do.
cuments, made AID collected DUNG resldeno.
IN that county.
To accompany the map, but for the public
convenience lssncd separately, will appear at
the aame t'm",
OBSERVATIONS UPON THE FLORIDA IS.
From oIplnal notes, taken during several
Iournl,s IN the t.lInory, particularly through
parts hitherto uneXpored, and inioiln ,tion
drawn from the most authentic sources. BY
CHARLES NiGNOLES. civil and topogrspil-
lcsl engineer, LATELY of South Ca DINA, aud at
present resiasnt surveyor in East lolida
The map will be about % inches square, de.
lineated on scale Of d miles TO one inch the
whole OF the p.Inopai, and almost all the THU
ta,y water ceurses, aud the chief lakes will be
laid down the existing carriage road, and all
the main indian paths the names of places Of
entertainment, &c. viii be noted the local APP
pellations being ca efully ,etainSd to avoid con.
fusion, as II viii be an effect to render the map
IA convenient and useful a possible o ayelers.
lndepe dent ofthe general details, all the hray
grants OF lind will be located AZ far a. practical
Die.
ihN So OhiPAb1 bbph VIII tbhidlH TT
view OF the state the Provinces IN a statistical
aud e'eiI Hight, Ion few years previous to, and
at the pei iod OF, their cession.
\ summary description Of the cosn.ry in &c
neral, as respects soil, climate, and Typographical
details, with remarks on the different appropI
at. cultures, particularly coffee, sugar. Cuba to-
hacco andiruil.
An abst, act, as hr as attainaLle, of all III,
g ants made by the Spanish authorities in the
tlofdas, with the names Of The original gan
tee &c. Explanations OF the principles upon
which lands were generally conceded, and a.
account OF the different laws, royal ORDERS, SC
authorizing the governor to make grants.
Such information respecting the Indians, the
wreckmg system among the Kegs and Keei,,
and Other general points may be considered
useiui OF inter cst,ng TO the public
The price will be mace as low as possible, n
being presumed that til map and pamphlet may
be issued at 9 sum no exceeding s. Tor both.
81. augustine, juno %, 1922
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
Dfawing academy.

TIiE Drawing School attached to "The
h Lynchbnfg Female Academy will re-
open on Tuesday the 18th instani. An ee-
CANT collection of models will be added 10
those already in the Academy, which viii en-.
able the pupil 10 progress through REGULAR
course, with advantages rarely 10 be met with
in other Drawing Schools Such young La
dies as are qualifying themselves rs Teachers,
can be enabled 10 instruct Others in the Oina-
mental and Fancy part oi Drawing aud Paint
ny, by attendinga very short course OF lessons
ORDER OF PRACTICE.
lst. Ornamental and Fancy Drawing, and
Painting on Paper, six, Satin and Velvet.
Aoie.--Thesea are principally Fruit and Flow.
er Pieces, Birds, &c.
End Landscapes aud Sea Pieces, Gncludine
Marine Drawing
Note.-These are of every description, and
the selection well calculated to give the pupil
taste for Landscape Drawing.
Bird. Academieal Pieces.
.Note.--liistorical and other Drawings from
the pencil OF the most celebrated artists in
Europe, wherein the human figure is exhibite i
Ierms.--S II per session of months.
HENRY NORRIS
Sept. - Wv
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A LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Posi- o6lee, n Liberty, Ia on
M Son September, ls22, aud u not iaken oai
before he Isl January, ls23, iaH be stui 10
he General Post Office as Deed Letters.
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CO II r. n :
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE

LUI TEhY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia. .HWkd Street, Baiiimore.
u Where in the present lottery the & 500G
prize was sold, and the 3 10000 prize paid in
cash the moment the ticket was presented, and
where in the late Monument lotteries have
been obtained the great capitals of 3 10000
IN SiiAkES) 10000, , of20,000, 3 of 10000,
&c. &c.
q Orders from any part of the L States,
posi- paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
viii meet the same prompt attention, rs if on
personal application, addressed 10
j. l. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'y 10 The .Noaog.rs, Baltimore
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ORDER OF PRACTICE.

DISSOLVED, That the mnmbers of this
Ii Lodge wear Grape On ibeif left arms for
thirty days, as a testimony 81 respect for the
memory of their deed brother Col William
Archer, late OF Powhatan county.
Re19icfd, That the Secretary be directed IL
publish the foregoing in the yirginian
BY order of the lodge.
VINCENT BAILEY, Secretary
Oct rs, IL Marshall Lodge No 80.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
conEN's OFFICE,
baltimore, July 10, ls22
~ In announc,nst to hi,illends and tIe pab
lie another
State A.o,tery,

In pursuance e an ae, Of the Legislature Of Ma.
ryland, the undersigned begs leave respectfully
to exp'c4s LIS high eehse Of the very Distinguish
cd patti qnage towards bIs olticeb the last cbeme
aud by which he was enabled to expedite com.
plele the drawing III an unprecedented short
time.
Knowing the wishes Of aJventprers in favour
ola speedy result Of investments, the present
scheme IS so arranged that the whole will be
completed IN
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EAucatiou.

ENIE subscriber will resume the teaching
l. business, on Monday, the 9TH of the
next month, in the house lac formerly occu-
pied, and which is nj present occupied by e.
Fisher. Ills course of instruction will com.
prise such literary and scientific subjects as are
usually taught in our Schoos.-Terms--F
so to Sl2 - a scholar per session Of ) -
months, No pupil will be admitted for les,
time than the session, if entered at the com
mencement of the session. If entered aftei
the commencement Of the session, no pupil
will be admitted for less time than hcremain.
der of the session.
X Z. T0WNLEY.
9th mo- Ord 1921 ItNtsg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
'the sale OF I.anA

n PedIai river, in the county of Am
N hcrst, belonging To the estate OF Nicholas
Cabe!i dec d, advertised to be made by me rs
surviving executor, at Amherst courthouse,
on this day, is necessarily postponed in conse-
quencc Of my inability to attend.--lhe sale
will take place ntlle first day OF Amherst DC
tober court, on twelve months 'credil. This
lact containing 400 acres, by patent to Mel
son Crawford and Nicholas Cahel, bearing
l9g7"from tbi. quantity, however. is to be
deducted 6uU acres, sold by the said Nelson
Crawford and Nicholas Cabel to Slml. Dean
Mr.. Nelson Crawford who lives gear the land
will show it to any person disposed to view it
VIM. III. CABELL,
Ex'r of Nicholas Cabell decd.
l SeptembeE u. why
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JOB pNlNTING

Erscufed IN the negiesf magner, aad on TIE
most moderate terms at he Office Of The
tgiaian
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Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
n next General Assembly OF Virgiua
praying that the snbscrihef may be permitted
10 remain in this state until the year 1926.
caro- JOHNSON, a free man gfcoior
Sept. 10. 6wtlMD
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N"shorne M. 'Falialerro,

AIIOHNEY At law,
Nthh attend the superior and inferior
courts Of Campbell and Amherst coun-
vs. 4 eo9 'ie courts holden in I,ynchbarg.
NJ ne keeps lis Office over the store Of
s% l lSellaFd Pollard, next deer above tie
'llee OF the Virginian,
September &c. wis =
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COHEN'S OFFICE.

The moment they are drawn. and the drawings,
as IN the former seheme, will be conducted u,
der the snpeIinteudenee Vi the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor ana Council,
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TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This, added to its comparative brlIliancy, viii
no doubt cause the sale ot tickets soon to ual,
~ the announcement ofthe drawing.
In th'e LoIIery, y IL she last, adyentnrcrs ca.,
receive the cash Tor prizes sold at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
mo. %.

held out Bis blanket TO catch me, when
what does ! 10, bui jumps of the gooss's
back, Us thought, but il was not un the
eagles back, or goosc's lack, or horses
bach, b'it out OF my own bedroom window
Jumpt, Jour honor save, and SO il was.s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-10-22
" None so deaf as them that uonY h.or p,

" NONE so deaf as them that 'front.' hsor p
Al York Assizes on Monday, rs soon as
the Lord Chef Justice had taken his seat,
me names 81 the Jnrymcu were called over,
and several certificates OF III health, &c.
were produced 10 account for The ABSENCE
| OF some. One was produced by Jury
man himself, stating his extreme deafness
nv a cause for being excused serving, when
.hc following scene took place between the
Lord Chef Justice and the Jurymen.
The Lord ChiefJustee--l naloud yoice)
How old are you, my good man No am
swcr.
The Lord Chief Jns,ic--t1n loud tone,
--llow old are you No answer
Thy Lord Chief Jnstice--{stil louder)
How old are you ?T-No answer
The Lord Chief Jusiice--tIn very low
tone We'll, you are excused serving, can
you hear ih9r 2--Answcr-Y ts and he
Immediately left the Court amidst a loud
roar oflanghlcr.
Curious Typographical Error.--The ce,
lebrhted printer, Henri Etliene, son Of Ro-
bert, both known In the learned world by
the name of Stephanus,) once engaged in
the printing of aquarto Missal. The great
nnmber Of subscribers seemed likely TO
make ample compensation for the heavy
expense required by The undertaking. AZ
ter the sheets had been corrected with the
utmost care, the work was printed off, IL
would he impossible to describe the aston
lshmcnt of the learned printer, when ons
copy after another, was returned To him,
I'LL all were sent back lie inquired the
reason ofthis extraordinary circumstances,
and was informed, that in one place the
eo,nposiior had put Ice Il ptett oicra 80 Gu
tote. Here the priest viii take Off his
breechos,l instead Of Caiotts, tsnall black
cap,) and the error escaped the correctors
OF the press. In vain did the poor printer
oiior to make cancel the subscribers,
who were almost all ecclcsiasiics, positi,ely
refused To take the woIl, IN any terms. -
This unfortunate affair is said TO have been
the first aud chief cause Of III. arrangement
WHICH afterwards caused Henri Ettiene TO
be eQpfined ia the Lunalie Hospital at I.y..
ons, where he died IN 1908. There is a CO.
py of the hissal with his ul.lucky error, 10
The Royal Library at Paris. :"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
MARINE LIST,
coFIED FROM THE
REdDING-ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH Is.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Schr Alert, A. Bears, 10 days fir. Barn
stable, ballast 10 the master - On Friday,
passed two ships and one schooner at an
Choir of st, Mays, supposed to be bound
up; wiAd then at N. w.
Schr. Ann& Adeline, Baker. 5 days from
Baltimore, full freight to different mer.
chants of the District Saw ship Potomac
rsdford. from hence, laying at Stoney
Point, on Friday last.
Schnr. Triton, |. Small, i6 days from
Wilmington, N. c. cargo tar, cotton,
boards to E. Corning.
Schr. Olive Branch Emmery. from Yeo-
comlco, cargo Corn, to George Coleman.
Schr. Charity, Pike, from New buryport,
plaster, potatoes and apples to }. II. Ladd
& Co.
Schr. Allegro. capt. Welsh, IT. Camden,
cargo lime and boards to J. H. Laid y Co.
Sloop Nightingale, Fendall, Patuxent,
tobacco TO Wan. Fowle, & Co.
Sloop Fowler, 5 days from N. York. >
full freight Of sugars, teas, brandy. gin,
lemons, oranges, dry goods and hay to dlI-
terent merchants OF the District; the ves-
sci and Newark Cider, to T. Corning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
Fresh Teas, &c.

Fresh Teas, Sc.
NOV landing from the sloop Java from
i Y New York,
80 chests young byson tea
S do lOhalfchests gunpowder do.
box containing 40 2 ID. cannisterdo
chest imperial do
30 ten catty boxes 10 Eve do do 20 &
box containing 40 2 Id. cannisters
do do
Cargo of the ship Beaver, imported last
month of fine quality
Also landing tromthe schr Ann y Jfdeline,
SO bbls low proof Baltimore whiskey
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
A few boxes spermaciti, mould and diPt
candles
For sale by
SAM'L MESSERSMITH.
In Store,
Mess and prime Pork, prime beef
Baltimore Chocolate No. |, 2 So
Malaga and Colmenar wine
Muscatel, bunch a. keg raisins
Mould candles low to close sales
Superior retailing molasses
Muscovado sugars in hhds Il bbls
Baltimore whskey, Jamaica rum
Wrapping paper; binders and band
boards
Porter bottles in Hampers
Ganpowder tea in chests and halt chests
Imperial do in ten catty boxes OF the
London traders cargo
40 bhls tar &c. march 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
District of Columbia.
march g

.4le1andrin County TO uit !:
November Term, 1891
IN CHANCERY.
Richard Bland Lee, Richard Smith, cash
Ter OF the Office OF Discount and Depu-
sit, al Washington, being branch OF
the Bank of the United States. The
President, Directors and company of the
Bank OF the United States, and Walter
Jones-Compla,namfs,
AGAINST
John Hopkins, John ,GlasseIl and Marga-
ret e. Giassell, (late Margaret { Lee,
his vile, James l.. M kerna, John
Llov Jo,,a. Watson and John III 'lvtr,
defendants
TIME defendant, John Hopkins, not hav-
u ing entered his appearance, and CIV
en- security according to the statute and
rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfa ctin OF the court, upon atildsvit
fled that iht said defendant John II p
kips, is not all inhabtant Of the Dls-
trict of Columbia. o.. motion OF the COM
pIainants by their counsel, il is ordered
hat the said defendant John Hopkins DO
appear here IN or before The FIST day OF
next May Term anu thlef MS appearance
to this suit, and give security tor performs
ing tue DEGREES OF the court. And that
the othe. defendants John GlasseI and
Margaret C.. Glassei. Gate Margaret g..
Lee) his wife, James L. M'Kenna, John
LLOYD. Josiah Watson, and John M'lver,
do not pay away, way, convey or Sc
crete the debts by them owing 10 OF the
estate or effects in their hands belonging
to the said absent defendant, John Hop
kins, until the further order or decree OF
this court; aud tina a copy OF this order De
forthwith published in one OF the public
newspapers printed in the town OF Alex
andria, for tao months successfully ano
that another copy be posted at the front
door of the court house CT the SAID coun-
4 Copy. Tcsie, EDM. |, LGE, G. c.
march Is I'm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
SALES. b a { (sIIteN
THIS .DllY
On Tussday at 10 o'closE.

On Tussday at 10 o'clock,
NTlLL bs sid at the auction store, Z
w variety OF goods among which arst
Sugar in bbls. Molasses in bids. Brandy.
Vinegar, Malaga wi, in bbls. Cordial.
Ginger, Mustard in kegs. dips candles u
boxes. A large quantity Of veil assorted
Queens Ware, blue and green edged and
white, in lots TO suit purchasers.--l To
bacco engine, without reserve.
Also,
The property Of a deceased person COR
sisting Of pair OF caro- tables; superb
witch, set dinner tables 3.sstis sup.
English table spoons, (new) cloth, &c.
Also, bale Superior extra grey y blue
cloths; | case German end Irish linens, /
case hleached shirtings, threads, silks. cot
tons, furniture &c.
S. A, MARsTELLEK. AUG.
march Is -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
Notice.

TIME inhabitants of Alexandria, will
Il take notice, that the subscribers have
been appointed assessors tor the present
year, agreeably to the laws Of the corpo-
ration.
The said assessors shall, Immediately
alter their appointment, proceed to value
the houses and lots within the limits of the
corporation, and to demand from the mas
tels and mistresses of every family lists o,
all male ~ theab!es belonging to or resi,i-
ing ~ the respective, families, and also
from every owaer OF taxable property, a
list OF such property. And if any master
or mistress OF family or any owner OF
taxable property shall neglect or refuse TO
give IN list OF all male timetables be :.
longing to. or residing in his or her iaxahie
property. within five days after demand
made the co! by any assessor. the persons
So offending shall forfeit and pay one bun
bred dollars. And If any person whatsoe
YER, shall willfully omit or misre present in
lhe listslvrn II any tytheable or any taxabie
properly or shall in any other manner con-
ceal the same from the knowledge Of the
assessors, the person so offending shall for.
felt and pay doubl- the amount of the tax
imposed on each ty'heable or taxable pro-
perty Every merchant, shopkeeper, me-
Ch,nic or any other person, having in bis
or her service or employment, any clerk
jeurneyman, apprentice, or assistant, shall
render an account of the same in bis or her
list of tytheables, and shall be accountable
tor the capitation tax hereby imposed. in
like manner and under the same penalties,
a. if such clerk, journeyman. apprentice,
or assistant, were member of his or her
family
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
JOHN GRID,
march %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
information Wanted,
xSE Of the sloop PEARCE, of Bal
X timore, of 81 tons, flush denk.

E%& VI the sloop fEA RE, OF Bal
&stimore, of 81 tons, flush derk
new mast. and boom. and 10 topnsst,
sails made of cotton canvass, and nearly
new, commanded by capt. David Lamb. a
slender man, sandy complexion. and lar. 9
red whlskers; also hand named James
Peak, likewise a DARK negro man. short.
and thick made. Said sloop and hands
left the Washington Navy Yard, 10th of
December. for Baltimore, and has no; been
heard of since. Any information respect
ing said sloop, or hands, will be thankful
~ received by their friends and relations,
and compensation tor saving the sloop will
be paid. Apply to
ALLEN DORSEY,
lO4, Smiths wharf.
Baltimore, 4th March,
march I9 diweo2w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
For Charleston,
To Rent.

A valuable garden and lot OF ten acres
4 on the south side of the Poto
mac in the vicinity of Alexandra, and
perfectly accessible to Washington and
Georgetown. The garden is in good
state OF cultivation and contains shrubs
and choice collection of fruit trees from
Princes garden, near New York. rhi'
property will be rented on advantageous
terms. Inquire OF the Printer.
fab g. aaw<w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-19
Clover Seed.

nave nave received AZ bushels fresh CLIO
l. EH SEED, and expecta farther sup
Z 'nFough the season and on sale by
March l9--3i* T. CRUISE.