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WILL RENT 10, the term OF one yc'y'
w with The p iv,lege OF wig ma lain
III ia !, AL the and belongings 10 the estate ~
the lat jos ia Jlnsey, of Amherst t.,
60 i,ting &c tn ta'ian o. lch he resid
ed, t9e en- me which 70 me be onged to
Arulstesn Rucker. m e an ton on the
org Mountain. These lands a { eXtensiv ,
ana "a uable, with coad ,ti lie improvement
and IN good order for crop ing TIE Long
Mountain tract will he set opt - the highest h a
&C., on the pen is,s, ca the l4,h law oil Sep
tenb next; an he othe two plantations vii
in like manner be sa up, at e tate ma, sion
nou-e OF the decide t, on Dist / the me
month. GEORGE Al. TINsLEY,
ALENR TlNSIEf,
.4dm'rso u Joshua fiasiey, decd
Aug. %, 3 m3w
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Gii,ES WaRD,

7 I o RNEY AT LAVE
WALL atlenl the Superior and inferioF
w Courts ofthe counties OF Campbell, Bed
ford and PVT ylvseia, the Superior Court Of
Chancety the l.ynchtug D SIT Ct, and tho
Court Of the Corporation Of Iy"chbmg.----
ANY business. entrusted TO hp care will meet
with prompt anefl.on
AesuIZ. ,7wtf
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

By uniformity and regularity of conduct
assidnity and attention, 10 those call which
may be made upon him, he hopes 10 render
himself wofhyol the confidence aud part OF
the patronage Of that county, A due reg,rl
TO circumstances aud the pressure OF the time
Sep..s /
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mo. TO-
TAf.j.I.YI,AND.

" 4 one time bad appointed FAfIGY-
sAsp to proceed ON u nf sion 10 Warsaw
- ri 10 arrange and orsauize The best
NJ I'd of accom- lislieg tie separaiiou
.ef foiaau rom l,usaia. ile had several
eaeiei.ae aces with me respecting tins mig
sieni which was n great surprlze In itr
mn STR, rs Talleyraud had 10 oficioi
character ut the tine. Having married orc
- relations - fhe Dntcht3 Of toarland,
tallayr'nd was very anxious "a fetei4e
III appointment, IN order to revive The
elaihu II The dntthesg'l firmly lieNe-
some money transactions OF h were
discovered 81 Vienna, winch consiGeed ne
III be was carrying on hiS old game, aud
sfmincd me uot Ia EMPLOY him on ihe
nj nded mission. Lid iesigncd at one
Vine To have made hm Cardinal with
winch be refused IL comply Madame
hfand threw heiself twice upon her kpees
briote me in order ~ obtain ,c;mi. sop 10
marry BIN, which refused but Though
the entreaics Of Joa hinc, size sueeeeded
On The second application. J afterwards
forbade her the court when ! discovered
The Genoa affair III y hIel | told you be
iorr. l.aiteIIy, Taileyrand sud-. illto con-
trmpto
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office.

sAN the iath day of August, 1870, Tor
~ thereaaoats,) eXecuiedto David keane.
OF the county oil Monroe, aud state of Virginia,
three bonus Tor the sum of six hundred dollars
each, one payable the first day of January,
1921, one payable the h,sl day Of July, lo2'i
and one payable first day OF July, ls42-this
is to caution the public dganst taking an as
segment OF, or IN amy manner trading for the
>ad bonds, as do not consider myself bound
10 pay the same, either IN law or equity, ami
am determined not 10 do so.
BENJAMIN OLIVER NELTON.
Buchiug lan, Aug. 10. 3 W}W'
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A Negro Man, named Adam,
NrEsSRs. ARNSTEAD&mCRA,y

Al i4oiNlO'o. AIM - L. \ - q N I ia w
4YH Frances \. Martin, adnr with the vii,
annexed of John IL. Oyersucet, dec. Robert
&. Moscy, VIM. ONerton, admr DE bonis non
ot John McNurry, kebccCu kciso. adm'S
John kelso dec Nm \ Charles Mckrnny,
Jr Martin Hancock, John Mclean, Y GloR 81
Harvey take uotiee, HAT we shHIl on The Goth
and 9th days OF September, lS22, al The store
Of X x H. Nenables S, IN Prince Edward colttl-
ty, between the rising and setting ol the sun
OF each day, take the deposition oi David IN
derson and others, and on the 2Sth day ui
September 1922, between The same hours, We
shall take the deposition of Mrs MARY Allen
aud others, at the said Aliens hnu5c, IN Prince
Edward county, aud ON the sth dhy Of Octo-
Der, 1922, between tho same hours, we shall
take the deposition OF Mrs Elizabeth hosley,
al The house OF Mr. Travis Brooks, IL Charlotte
county; the said depo,,inus to be read a,
evidence, in the suit You hove now depending
against US, i'll the superior court of cha0ccrl
for the Lynchburg District; aud if The above
deposltIons are mol completed on The above
named days, we shall continue from day 10
day, al each place, until the same are compile
ted, (Sundnys eNcepted)
THOMAS HUMPHREY admir-
o. John Hoicombe, se,r. dec'd,
MARTHA HOLCOMBE,
ELIZABETH HUICOMBE. Err
fJohn HoicomJe. juar dec.d.
MARY Y. NALlE.
GEORGE 4 Vim. WALKER, Frrs
or Grorge UMktr dtc'd, a,d sud Nm.
Vaikcr IL his 0lfH rigH and Sarah his lrije
Aug %. Wlw
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2rimn Yamily Bacon.

I HAVE for sale, about 1000 HIS. Bacon,
Il Of superior flal,ty, which can be had low
CHAS. l. DiBGFLL.
Sep. . 6wls
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MADAME TALLEYRAND.

" Madame TALIEyHANB was very fine
woman, English or East Indian, but stupid
and grossly ignorant. ! sometimes asked
DENIM, whose works suppose you have
read, 10 breakfast with nlr, as | took a
pleasure in bis conversations, and con, erscd
very freely with him. Now ali the intri-
guers and spectators paid their court 10
Demon, with a view Of inducing him to
mention their projects or themselves in the
course OF his conversations with me, think
ing that even being mentioned by such n
man as Demon, for whom | had a great es-
teen, might materially serve them. TAI
LEYRAND, who was great Spectator, in
yited Demon 10 dinueg.--Nhen he went
home to his wife, he said, my dear, have
invited Demon To dine. He is a great ira
weller and you must say something hand
some to him aboat his travels, as he may
be useful TO us with the emperor His
wife being extremely ignorant, ard proba-
bly, never having read any other book OF
travels than that Of Robinson Crusoc, con
cluded that Demon could be nobody else
than Robinson. Wishing to be very civil
To him, she, before q large company, asked
him divers questions about his man Friday
Demon, astonlshed, did not know what 10
think at first, but at length discovered hy
her questions that she really imagined him
10 be Robinson Cru5oe. His astonishrneni
aDd that Of the company cannot be desert
bed, nor the peals of laughter which II ex-
cited in Paris, as the story new ike Wild
Ere through the city, and tnea slleyrand
! himself was ashamed 1i it.
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tsSHE subscriber has on hand, for sale, n
Y number If FIRST rRfr WHEAT FANS
ipply at his residence. on Cooke street, near
NohoIPs tavern. STEPHEN BUTLER.
August 80, p}W i
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MADAM Me STAEL.

Madame de StaeI,o said tie emperor
Napoleon, "was Wolnan Of considerable
talent aud great ambition, bul 80 eNifens-
Y Intriguing aud /, stless, as la give rae 10
he observation Ihai size would throw her
friends lnlo the zen, that al the moment OF
drowning she might have IA opportunity OF
swing them, | was obliged to Danish her
from court,--At Geneva she became very
intimate with my brother Joseph, whom
sle gancd by her conversation and wri-
ing5. When | returned from f.lha, she
senI her son To be presented 70 me on pur-
pose 10 ask payment Of two millions which
her father Nrckar had lent out OF his pri-
yate property 10 Louis XVI aud Ia offer
her services provided complied With this
request As knew what he wanted, ana
tIlO't that could not grant it without i'll
treating others who were Ia similar pred-
camrni, did not wish To see HIM, and
gave directions thai he should moi BIZ intro
diced. However, Joseph would nat be
denied, and brought HIM spite of lhis or
Tier, the attendants nj the door not liking
- refuse my brother, especially Is he said
that h1 would be ansHerablc for The ronse
gnenres. received him very politely.
heard his business, and replied that | was
very sorry il was not in my power 10 com
ply with his request, rs ii was contrary 10
the laws and would do an injustice 10 many
sthers. Madame dc Slael was not, howe
YER, contcntcd with lbs, She wiote a
long letter TO Fouche, ~ which she stated
her claims, and that she wanted hen money
III order 10 portion her daughter in MARI
age 10 the Duke de Broglic, promising that
II ! complied with her request, | might
command her aud hers lhat she mouH h.
btdoh aud Whde Jor me. Iouche colnmu-
mealed this, and ads sed nre strongly to
comply, urging Thai in 81 critic u Time sha
might be of considerable service. an-
swered that would make 40 bargains.
" Shorty offer my return from the COM
quest Of ltaly," conlif II he, /" was ac-
costed by Madame DE- Stnel in large com.
pany, tho At thai time n, oided going cut
much III public. She followed me every
where, and stuck so close that | could not
shake her Of. Al last she askcdm !" who
al this moment is the greatest woman in
the world" Intending To pay o compliment
10 me, and expecting that would return il.
looked at sher, aud coldly REPLIED shs
who bias borne the greatest number Of chill
dren,' turned round and left her greatly
confused and abashed.' lie concluded by
observing, that be could not call her n
wicked woman, bui that she was a restless
nf1guer, possessed of considerable talent
and influence"
In one Of the principal streets in Bristol Is
-.
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PRESENT. KING OF PRUSSIA.

:" asked Napoleon il the Ling Of Prps-
sla WIS man OF talent. Who said he.
the hing at Prussia !; He burst uto 6t
OF laughter. liz n man Of talent The
greatest blocklead On earth an ignorant
man, with neither talent nor Information
a Don Qd>otte in appearance know
him well. He cannot hold II con, eraalion
for five minutes
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ROR RENT,

IL The WHITE HOUSE, on Sd
I..ss.'f street, now occupied by Mr.. f.
,.f.4,.s Atkinson.
.sss.lss lz..Zs Possession may he had on the
i,t of November, or perhaps sooner, il re-
CURED. EDWARD DtFtkL.
Sept "a. w4w
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Wo Shoe Makers.

MATTHEW CASEY wishes to employ
4Nk two or three cd Jou'neymen Boot 4
Shoe Makers, to whom good wages and con-
slant employment viii he given.
Chariot esvilie Aug @. ct
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BHVlNG located himself at Capt. +
d fte'a, near the Big Lick, offers his pro
lessional services to the inhabitants oil Bote
sGr county, and its enyirons, as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
hands and Mills for sale.
VIE subscriber, DESTROYS of moving to the
l. west, oilei ior sale,
Ais Hract of lIaua,
Containing 25Oo ,4cres,

SoahdHtHS %3Oo .iereS,
Lying on both sIdos OF Smith 5 river, within a
hall mile oi lis junction " It'll Dan, Rockingham
II t., Moth CaroIina A pat of said Land
IS lNer low grounds, aud large portion oil the
upland Is equal To any III this SECTION OF country.
well adapt d the cultute OF gan and olacco
II could be SO divided as to M. 9 four or five
good settlements, as jhe,e are five separate
$zssA Dwelling Houses, with the ne
t:..Nf. cessary out-houscs; grisi mill
iikIlsM with two pair Of stones, and
-sssss=zsz=sasssA saw mill all of which have been
'recled "nhn the last yeats The site OF SAID
is,nlettol TO none, supplied with water by
canal from the 'iter, with a fall Of Letween
twenty ard thirty feet. Any person OF pe,son-
y" hing 10 follow either milling Or farming,
could be we'll stu ted-it ls but to view the pre-
mses TO be peased with the same. Persons
wishing to pun chase, would do well to mai c
app ication 500 t-Te ms will he liberal, ana
accomm dating, by applying to the subscriber
On the premises, within a half mile of Leaks
vile. JOHN BARNETT.
Au5. %. 3w3ws
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MY. Yhomas Coleman,

S.lk-You having been advised by your g,e.t
~ ana me'clIul attorney, to procure an i'll
junction aganst just claim Of mIne against you,
which injunction is now deperding in the Su-
perlor Court oi Cha Gerry for the Iynchburg
District, IN your name, against my eli, Richard
turks, and Reub orwell, deyndants: hi,
Is therefore TO notify YOU that shall pIoce Il to
AXE The almaVits ol 81 ~ witnesses on the
several day thai yonhaye canned IA YOU notice
and al the anne piices, and at i,i,haid huiLs's
Ia en-, the county Ne sou. d III, first
da OF september Gouit next, shall take the
affidavit of Rcha d Bureh, all Of which est IA,
ny, intend to be read as evi ,enCe in the tliA {
the aiaIcsad nunctIcn TO pro. thai the all "a
tons in vour hlll ileial7e and unloundcd when
aGd vince you may tend ther III pc son
o. represented by the Patrick lie ~ Il the aye
yo1lr AHA le and mech espeotcd counsel
have T. ought roper to give nc some ~
tees by way / putlc advertisement III the
ltinan, win h y.u might Hlhough | left
,ale ount Y III sueh : ct haste) have dispensed
Nth and have sal I'd your money as | was al
ne last Amherst Gou ready 10 receive any
Office, and wa seen by and Coz, 5 d with
III noble attorney. Yours mot devatrdiy,
MATHEW Bu Rko.
September G. w}w5'
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In one Of the principal streets in Bristol Is
pirit shop, and Immediately over il, as an up.
per story, handsome methodist meeting.
houso on this was written the following cpl,
gram
There spirit Jboge, and spirit below,
A spirit OF joy, and spri' OF woe
The spirit above is lie spirit divine,
The spirit bclow is the spirit of wine.
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" LSON

.2ht complexion, z5years old, 5 feet l l inch
Wsh, and his sea Ost Glow ne afhis eve
Wisonw pa CEASED q Mr. George ; Iiol.
loway of ,la"e,,t county, about elk since,
and was ai7ea 10y Nj. hcha Ande on IN
buckingham, now living in Athena le, who
owns his fther AID mothe The ahoy. rewara
u i'll be pad by Crt. J I'm Faux in, living al
ANIME stcau'th use, II the n-gro is delivered to
h,n, st ,ined III any j ii SO that the sub,cIi
ber recovers nm aga II.
THOMAS GRAY
July 20 lGw6w
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aNb pNASYXN&,

1' e.s, IN The neqtest manner, and on he
~: "'oderaie terms, al The Office qfAt
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DESPECTFULLY informs the inha-
d q bitant. of Lynchburg aud its vicinity,
that he will pursue his professional calling in
this place during IA short time. Those persons
wishing his services, viii please to apply with
out delay, as it is desirable tai engagement,
be made short time before they are attended
o. Ggnours from 8 A. NJ. tn p. NJ. in MIR
,ialts brici, building, near The market.
Sept. l. llWts
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

{ : UNAW AY rom the subscriber, diving IL
Ia the atate OF aluuA., J ON til nj 5ut o IL
2tst inst on the os4 be Wtcn Lvnchburg ana
New London, Cam ,,heli, a negro man, named
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-08-31

| invited to view the subject in all its bear
ings.-What, let me ask, will be the
fate such, ifthcy continue IN the prac-
tlcc OF it when they know it 10 be posi-
lively wrong Can there be any great
er sin than such an act OF Injustice, so
palpabie u violation of the lmmutable
law OF nature, which we know must
have come Immediately from the super
intending hand OF the Deity j? | viii not
conjure up the powers OF the internal
regions, 10 take cognizance OF the deed,
nor threaten the perpetrators OF outrage
with tho terrors OF eternal misery Clhoush
it might be well for such to consider whe-
Their they will be able 10 escape the justpu-
nlsh.aent OF sinners in future state, with
out rel ming and torsaking the evil OF
their Ways j but viii put The question
to them, whether it is possible that such
conduct can be reconciied with reason,
or sound policy If we look in the vol
une OF nature, we can discover nothing
that viii sanction SO gross violation OF
her sacred laws. The Aii-wise Crea-
tor Has made Of one flesh al the nations
OF the eartl.-He has endowed the black
man with The same feelings and percep-
tons, the same faculties, and the same
powers OF violation and tree-agency as
the white. He has implanted in hls bo
SON the same sentiments oi affection and
aversion, of love ard hate and in short
has created him in every way equal.
Nothing therefore ba,igno~ance or FRAUD
ulent dupliciiy can prompt any one 10
transgres5 the ri;ts and ordinances con-
tanned in natures universal code. In the
present enlightened age, there are few
Instances relating to the subject before
us, in which the former will be pleaded;
and the person who knows himself gull
y, must either cleanse his hands ot the
foul corruption, or abide the CONSEQUENT
ces of his persistence in sin and iniquity.
He must risk reaction Of The evil he
has chosen TO assist in perpetuating, sub
fnlttothe Cravings oil a guilty conscience,
and await his final doom when pro-
nounced by the dread tribunal OF Hea-
ven. ~
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by their exnplc. Let them learn to
! suppress malicious attachments, and
thereby be apacitated to discriminate
between rca worth, and artificial APP
pearance. telling myself deeply in
terested in thlr welfare, | seriously re-
commend to sem TO desist from read
ing ron,ancesand all other productions
that engage he feelings and magma
tons only. A romance raises e%pecta-
tons thatnevetcan be gratifed. 1t causes
the mind to form wrong conceptions oil
real life, and consequently prepares II for
the reception Of disappointment, which
may be considered as one ofthe positive
caamities of human life. Perfection is
never to be attained in this world. We
are here in STATE OF probation. The
mind must be cleared of all its corrup-
tons before it can view the splendor and
glory a, that Sun which gives immedi-
ate light to region Of perfection and te-
licity. The agancies of pcrlec
ton inculcated by novelists should not
tntn DC Tcau, cFCu W iCcSNC out uisaP
probation. The mind should be accus-
toned 10 useful study. From the pow
er of habit, It vii be soon brought TO
relish the abtrus', as we'll as the most
delightful scienc,. When this is the
case, tae passions are easily subjected to
reason and judgment, impressions are
lasting in proportion as ihry are impor-
tant, and the mind gradually tends 10 a
state between an eXcitation of passion,
and insenability, which Of all others is
the most td5e desired.
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all the glory of his majesty, curse him I!
And may Heaven with all the powers
that move therein, rise up against him,
and curse and damn him; unless he re-
pent and make satisfaction -
.48ien. So Be II. Be II SO .4men -!
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NEE4EGl0TS.

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ne baue. OF tenrth. ohto;bed y correct
c3hD offbe ereom uuojroijou of. IVTT-
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-08-31
From the American Economist.

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and increase happiness. lhere Is no
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act under the control OF judgment. we
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