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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C. C. c.
Jan &C..
Virginia to wit.

virginia to wit:
ut Rates holden in the Clerks Office ofthe
SaPeraOy Court Of Chonceya Tor The
HancheSter Instruct tie first Ilondau in
January, 1922,
Lewis Lnnsford, Plaintiff.
Burr Tripleu and others, Defendants.
The Defendant Burr Triplett nut
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the Ac, Of AS
sem5iy and the Rules of this Court.
and 1t appearing by satisfactorily evil
deDee, that he liz not an inbabiiapt OF
this country: IL is ordered, That tie
sa'd Defendant do appear here on the
hfst day of the next term and apswe.
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published ia Win
chester, for two months suecessiveip
and posted at the front door of tho
Court House in the said town Of VIM
chester,
A Copy-Tsate,
UANlkL LEE, C. c. C.
Ian 26-N
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
ISAAC K[CER

E , ESPECTFULLY announces to
IA his friends and The the public III
general, that he has purchased the
Wagon Stand formerly owned by Mr.
George Albert at the North end of
LoudUn st. where he will keep Oh hand
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
4 COpy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, C, G. C,
Virginia TO wit:
Jan. 26--N.

<9tIIUEeS Hotaen al ne Clerks Office n the
Superior court Of chGncery for tie ECin
chester District tie Ir5t Monday in IAN
Uary 1922
Martin Wi!duan plaintiff
against
Joseph WiIdman, Benjamin shreve, DAB.
iel LOvett and James II. Hamilton,
Defendants.
The defendant Joseph Wildman not
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to an Act Of As.
semhIy and The Rules of this court, and
il appearing BY satisfactory evidence,
that he is not an inhahitant of this
country: IL is ordered, that The said
defendant do appear here on the frs.
day OF the next term and answer the
bill Of the plaintiff; ard that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in Winchester,
for two months successfully and posted
at the front door Of the Court House in
the said town Of " nchesler.
a Copy-Testp,
DANIEL LEE, c. &C.
January 26--R. II. L.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Virginia to wit:
Jan. 60. w,

VII Siiitt W WIZ.
1T RuteS holden in tie Clerks Office of
ne Superior Court OF Chancerv for tIe
Winchester District tie first Moatdav in
January, 1922.
Nathan Parkins, Plaintiff
John Gardner, seph c. Barker, Sam
uel Peters aud Alfred Parkins.
Defendants.
The Defendant John Gardner NAT
having entered his appearance and Civ
en- security according to the Act of As
sembiy and the Rules of this Court.
and 1t appearing by satisfactory evil.
dence, that he is mot an inbabi,nnt of
this country: his ordered. That the
SAID Defendant do appear here ON the
bret day OF the next term and answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and thai a eo.
py of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in Wins
chester, for two months successiyeIy
and posted at The front door Of The
Court House III the said town of Win.
chester.
A Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LIE, c. G.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Virginia to wit,

m H"les hoidien in tie Clerks Office of
tie superior tou,t OF hanccyv Tor Ue
~ ancheSter district tie first .EoRday an
Jaup0ry, 1922.
John Gordon and Frederick Light,
PiaiuiifT,,
Joshua Dawson, John Ian. and Vim
c"rt OwiDSs, Defendants
The Defendants Joshua Dawson and
Vincent OwiDgs not having entered
their appearance and given secnrily
aecordiny 10 the Act Of Assembly and
h Rules of this Court, AMI u appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, thai they
ale not inhabitants Of this country: II
IS ordered, That The ssid Defendants
do appear here on the FIRST dev Of the
next term and answer the bill Of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspa.
per published in Winchester, for two
months successfully and posted at the
front door ofthe Court House in Tie
said town Of Winchester,
a Copy-Teste,
DANIEL LEE, c.c,c.
Jan. 2g-A. :. T.,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
CONTAINING
E0Nr HNndred ,4creS.

Fonr Hundred ,8creS,
lying m the waters Of Back Creek, a
boat two miles from the former, and
adjoining the lands of " IN. Bywaters,
ioseph n,iby AM others. This is fine
band and we'll timbered, but has 40 ims
provemeRts m it. A great bargain will
be gwen IN either Of the above farms,
by applying TO the subscriber living
near Pughtown.
L. M'COOLE.
Feb. 2-tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

JanUarV. 1922.
Abraham Neil, Plaintiff
AGAINST
John Blackmnre, George Blackmore.
James BIackmore, Thomas Bragg.
and Lucy his wife, William ,InnSs
and Ann bis wife, and Ann y 4rh
more, Defendant
The Defendants John BIackmorc.
James Blackmore, Thomns Bracgs apd
Lucy his wife, aa1 William Tones and
Ann his wife, not having entered rI,pi,
appearance and given security accord
ng 70 The Act of Assembly and n
Rules Of his Court, s. it appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, hat ,heva rcn
Inhabitants Of his enpntrv: n is or
dered, That the said Defendants dr.
appear here or The frat day Of the next
ERIN and answer the bill If the ulain
i'll; ard hat q copy Of this order b.
Forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in Winchester, Cor two
months excessively ard posted nj The
front door NJ the Court House in the
said town Of Winchester.
n Copy-Tcstc,
DANIEL LEE, G, G.. c.
Jan Csc. a..
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Foe Jea1s Reward

I'd ANsAwAY from tho subscriber
Il q. living in Wiuehester, in Nnv.
MSS, mn apprentice tSthe Blacksmiths
business numed
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
GEORGE BEAN,

'NIf~ q y b LIZ "
about 80 years If age, very tall and
slender. The pullic- IL cautioned a.
Sainst harbuTinS SAID apprentice.
Feb. g. ats. ISAAC kIGER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
Virginia to wit:

d. R@leS Aoiaen IN Tic Clerks Office o6Me
Superior Court Of ChGncery for the
p'nchester District the first M6aday in
January. 1922.
Abraham Neil, Plaintiff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23
A TRACT OF LAND,

AiSO.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-02-23

In the Superior Court Of Chancery hot-
den at WRcheSter, IN Virginia,
Joseph Forman, Plaintiff,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
From the Liverpool Mercury.

There is an hour when all our past pursuits
The dreams and passions of our eaIy day,
The unripe blessedness that dropped away
From our young tree of life like blasted fruits,
All rush into the soul. Some beauteous form
Of one We loved and lost or dying tone,
Haunting the heart with music that is flown
Still fingers near US with an awful charm.
| love that hour, for it is deeply fraught
With images of things no more to be;
Visions Of hope, and pleasures mady sought,
And sweeter dreams OF love and purity:
The poe.y of heart, that smiled in pain,
And all my boyhood worshipped-but in vain.
I. p,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

sAs Denmark Vesey has occupied so large place.
in the conspiracy briet notice of him will pei haps,
be not devoid OF interest The following anecdote;
will show how he to the chance OF being
distinguished in the bloody events of San Domingo
During the revolutionary war, Captain Vesey, now
an old resident OF This city, commanded ship that
traded between St. Thomas and Cape Francaia
San Domingo.) He was engaged in supplying the
French of that island with slaves In the wear I7sI.
lie took on board at st. Thomas 500 slaves. and
sailed for the Cape on the passage, he and his Of
6cers were struck with the beauty, aertness and in.
Itellgence of boy about IA years OF age whom they
llade pet Of by taking him into the cabin, chang
ing his apparel, and calling him by way of distnc-
lion, Ietenague, (Which sppeation has since by
gradual corruption, among the negroes been chang
ed to Denmark, or sometimes Ieimak. On thu.
arrival however, OF the ship at the Cape, CAPTAIN
Vesey having no use for The boy, scld him amope.
his other slaves, ard returned to ST. Thomas On
his next voyage to the Cape, he was surprised to
earn from his consignee, that Telemaque would be-
returned on his hands, as the planter who had pur-
chased him. represented him as unsound and sub.
iect to epileptc fits. According to the custom o.
trade III that place, the boy placed in the hands
Iof the kings physician, who decided that he was
unsound, and Captain Vesey was compelled to take
him back, of which he had occasion to repent as
Denmark proved, for twenty years, most faithful
slave. In 1900, Denmark drew a prize OF 1900
dollars in the East Bay street Lottery. with which
he purchased his fsedom from his master, at siss
hundred dollars; muLh less than his real Value
From that period to the day OF his apprehension, he
had been working as carpenter in this city, dstin-
Iguished for great strength aud activity Among his
color he was always looked up TO with awe and ress
pect, HIS temper was mpetuous and domneering
in the extreme, qualifying him Tor the despoc rule
of which he ambitious All his passions we're
ungovernable and savage and to his numerous
wives aud children he displayed the naughty and ca
PRECIOUS cruelty of ansEastern Bashaw He had
nearly effected his escape, after information had
been lodged against him. For three days the town
was searched for him without success. AS early as
Monday, the 18th, he had concealed himself. Ii
not until the night Of the e2d of June, during
perfect tempest, that he was found secreted i'll the
house of one of his wives. 1t is to the uncommon
efforts of Mr., Wesner and Capt Dove Of the city
guard, (the latter of whom seized him that public
justice received its necessary tribute, in the execu-
ton of this man. If the party had been one mo-
men, later, he would in all probability, have effected
his escape the next day in some outward bound yss-
ise',
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
hos, .NaRKET sTREET, BURLINGTON, DEL.

swer. will endeavor TO do it. Hoping that
God will be in the midst to help his own. BE
particular and make sure remark. Fear not, the
Lord God that delivered Daniel is able to deliver
us. All that inform agreed. am gone up to
Beach Hill. (Sigped)
ABRAHAM POYAS."
Although this letter extremely suspicious,
yet there being other testimony against Abraham,
he was found not guilty of the charge of attempts
ing to raise insurrecton among the blacks against
the whites
On Thursday the 9th, DENMARK VESEY, a.
free black man. was brought before the Court for
trial.
Assisted by his Counsel, C. w Cross, Esq.
Ii is perhaps somewhat remarkable. that at this
stage OF the investigation, although several witness.
SEES had been examined, the atrocious guilt of Dem
mark pesey had not been as yet fully unfoIded.--
From the testimony of most OF the witnesses. how
ever, the Court found enough. and amply enough,
to warrant the sentence of death which, the 28tb,
they passed on him. But every subsequent step ia
the progress OF the trials of olhets lent new conir-
nation to his overwhelming guilt, and placed him
beyond doubt, on the criminal emnence oil having
been the indiyidual, In whose bosom the nefarous
|sch.me was FIRST ngendered.-There is ample rea.
son Tor believing that this project not, with him,
OF recent origin for said he had spoken Of it
These facts Of his guilt the journals of the Court
will disclose-thaJ man can be proved TO have
spoken of or urged the nsurrecon prior to himself
All the channels Of communication and intelligence
are traced back TO him. His house was the place
appointed for the secret meetings Of the conspirators
at which he was invariably leading and influential
member; aniinating and encouraging the limid, by
the hopes OF prospects of success removing the
scruples of the religious, by the grossest prostitution
and peryersion of the sacred oracles, and infamng
and confirming the resolute, BY all the savage asci-
nations oil blood and booty.
The peculiar circumstances OF guilt. which confer
distinction his case, will be found narrated in the
confessions OF Rolla, Monday Cell, Frank and Jesse,
in the Appendix. He was sentenced for execution
on the Cd July"
The Court tried JESSE, the slave of Mr.. Thomas
| Blackwood.
| The testimony against Jesse was very ample -
| HIS activity and zeal in promoting the vie VS. of
Denmark Vesey, in relation to the plot, were July
proved He bad engaged With Vesey to go out of
Town on Sunday the 10th, to bring down some me-
groes from the country, to aid in the Using on ,hss
night and remarked 10 the witnesses, OH his way
to Hibblns ferry, if my father does not assist I
/ will cut off his head All The particulars in PROOF
against him, he confirmed after receiving his sea-
tence, by his full and satisfactory confession,
which will be found in the appendix, marked (H
| This man excited no small sympathy, not only
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

Lord Bacon says, certain Englishman, who
used to be excessively sick sea, had his usual nau
seas prevented by wearing bag of saffron at the re
gion of his stomach" The transcriber of the above
passage once travelled with gentleman in the west
who said that he had more han once used saffron in
this way, for the prevention OF sea Sickness with
complete success. London paper,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

The following note appears on the Journals Of
the Court, in relation to the trial Of Rolla-s Five
witnesses were introduced and examined in behalf of
Rolla, but so far from impeaching the credlbty Of
the witnesses against him they rather supported it
tAfter the execution Of Peter, his guilt, in the
most hagrant degree became most abundantly es
tablshed afording, in every particular, the strong
lest cofroboration of the testimony by which he had
been convicted. 1t was apparent that he was the
most efficient of all the ringleaders and one who
possessed the largest share of the confidence of Den
mark Vesey, who was in every sense of the term,
the father of the plot Peter was slave of great
value, for his color, and FIRST rate ship carpenter
He had the confidence of his master in remarka-
BILE degree, and had been treated with Indulgence,
lliberalty and kindness,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
Salem, ~. H. Sept. A

A large stick of timber, drawn by thirteen hor-
ses, passed through this town last week.--We learn
by MIR. Smith, the timber merchant, that it is one
of a number that is to form the keel of one hun
bred and forty gunship, that is TO be laid at
Philadelphia. We also learn that there have been
cut, within few miles OF here, in about year and
la half past between seven and eight hundred oak
trees for naval ships.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
WILMINGTON, TUESDAY, II SEPTEMBER, 1922

tain James Mccullough, Bernard Murphy, DR.. John
McCalmont Edward Mccullough, Charles Tho
mas, John McCalmont, w. 4. Read, Thomas Nc
Callmont, John Belville, George Read, Jr- William
Kellahan. Richard Sexton, Samuel Belyille. Samuel
Moore, William Mullen, James r. Black, David
King, John King, Henry Steele, David e. Wilson,
David Paynter, VIM B Janvier and James Wilson
be Committee Of Vigilance for Newcastle hundred
10 use ali honorable means to promote the success
OF the Democratic Republican Ticket at the Gene
raj Election in October next.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

-Four 10ater spouts, resembling in appearance
the lofty pillars of some splendid ed6ce, were seen
by the inhabitants of cleveland, Ohio, on the 21st
ult. They were visible for some length of time, a
distance of 10 miles. Their disappearance was
followed by the falling of rain in immense torrents
on the lake.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

The Darien Gazette states that during the pas,
season, upwards of $4,000 bales of Cotton have de-
scended the Alabama TO that town, the greater part
of which was Immediately shipped to various foreign
ports.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
For Kent COUNTY

TUT hPNI CONHty
SsnatOr-W HALL.
Representative PRESLEY SPRUANCE jr
ELIAS NAUDAIN, A>D'W GALLEY, JOHN
ADAMS, ]. b. MACOMB, JNO. BRINCKLOE,
VIM. HOPKINS
Lery C0urt ommissioners-TH'S JAMESON,
TIL. REEFS, MAT. FLEMING.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
For SUSSEX County-Ifnion Ticket

For SusSer County-rnion Ticket
Senator--JOHN CAREY.
Assembly, WILLIAMS, s'r KEN
DIE M. LEWIS, WILLIAM HILL WELLS,
JOHN WHITE, GEORGE POLK, THOMAS
RIDER, SOLOMON PRETTYMAN.
Levy Court-ARMWELL LONG; Dag'h Ha
ISAAC NAPLES; Ind "a HIND. WILLIAM
HARRIS; l.. 4 Re. GEO. FISHER; C. Creek.
Coroners-JOHN CADE, MINUS MESSICK,
At a respectable meeting of the Republican Par
ty of Sussex county, held at Georgetown, on Tues
day the 10th of August, 1922 the proceedings Of the
Republican Conierees OF the State, at Dover, re-
commencing the candidates for Governor and Re-
personalities to Congress, to be supported at the
coming election were reported to The meeting by the
Conferees on the part OF said county
On motion it was resolved, that Curtis Jacobs
VIM. d NAPLES, DR. Isaac Robertson. David Haz
card and WIN II Wells be the Committee of Cor
lrespondence of this county.
PETER NAPLES, Chairman.
HENRY II. WELLS, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

Democratic Republican Nominations
Governor JOSEPH HASLETT.
Rep, to Congress--ARNOLD NAUDAINE-
and, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the resg-
nation OF A Rodney JAMES DERRICKSON
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

AT a meeting OF the Delegates from the several
Hundreds convened at the Red Lyon on Monday
|the 9th instant, the following ticket was agreed
'upon to be supported by the Democratic Republi-
san citizens OF New Castle county, at the general
election on The first Tuesday in October next viz
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
LEXINGTON, Ken. | August 90.

FIRE !--On last Friday morning, the citizens OF
this town, we're alarmed by the cry of fire. 1t pro-
we'd 10 be in The Bagging Factory of MIR ]. Brand
The greater part OF the building with the MACH,
merry, and large stock of hemp, entirely con-
suned. The loss was very great; but we understand
the proprietor will Immediately rebuild the Facto.
ry, and the looms will be in operation in three or
four weeks.--Ga1ette.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17


|the 9th instant, the following ticket was agreed
'upon to be supported by the Democratic Republi-
san citizens OF New Castle county, at the general
election on The first Tuesday in October next viz
Senator.
WILLIAM WELDON 2d.--.ap Hid
Representatives
WILLIAM SEAL Z m x,
JESSE CHANDLER,- L" Ha
ANDREW REYNOLDS,--M G Hid
HENRY WHITELEY,-W G g Hid
SAMUEL Ii. BLACK,--P lid
GEORGE CLARK,-R Il Hid
RICHARD L. COCHRAN.-.St G. Hi
Lery Court Commissioners.
JOHN TWEED,--M G Hid
WILLIAM VANDERBILT J a. Ill.,,
ALEXANDER CRAWFORD 5 wy -"
The above ticket being agreed upon, the follow
ling resolutions were adopted
ResoLred-That committee of three be eppen-
lied to have the tickets printed and forwarded TO the
Irrespective Hundreds viz. Alexander Porter, p. B.
Delaney and General ]. Wolf.
Resotred-That a committee Of Vigilance be APP.
pointed for each hundred, to whom the tickets will
be forward Tor distribution, as follow-Robert For
wood, and Robert Galbreth for Brandywine Hun
|dred- William Herdman, Jesse Chandler, William
Seal and A. Potter for Christiana Hundred-Ap-
drew Reynolds and Samuel Meter for Mill Creek
Hundred-Peter |. Oge and John Eyens tor
Whteclsycreek Hundred--Leyy Boulder s. Jacob
Faris for Pencader Hundred-Henry Steele and ].
D. Ewes for New astle Hundrrd--James N SUIT
ION and Philip Reyboid for Red Lyon Hundred
Peter Bowman and Thomas Belvi for St. Georges
Hundred John Browxen and William Hulill for
Appoqulnmink Hundred.
Hes0lred-That it be recommended to the Demo.
cratic Republican Citizens of New Castle County
to support the above ticket.
SlGxED-JACOB VANDERBILT, Chairman
JAMES N. SU rTON, Secretary.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

In the Court of Kings Bench, at Gnildhall in
London, in the case OF Forbes, an American plan
ter Us Cochran, Admiral Cochran verdict was
obtained by the plaintiff for $500 pound sterling, as
damages for the value OF So slaves, carried off from
Cumberland Island, on the coast Of Georgia, during
the late war BY Cocbran's squadron.'-Wast. GaS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17
AN ACCOUNT

Of the late Intended Insurrection among portio n
ef the Blacks Of the City of Charleston.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-09-17

swer. will endeayor TO do it. Hoping that
God will be in the midst to help his own Be
particular and make sure remark. Fear not, the
Lord God that delivered Daniel is able to deliver
us. All that inform agreed. ] am gone up to
Beach Hill. (SigDed)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
{. Az Reward Soy Ievry,

ySllO mnomay fran IN. 7homas on
w He eeen,5g Of hi 23rd iad. 'ohite in The
neighdorbood ofHe BotetoHrt Springs
JkRRi Is abom 26 0r ~ yfdrs od, 3 Jeci s
or Wehes hjgh, iorgo md strong bpiit, and ne
~ bimb, Wh higd bepy toreheod, his eyes
are small a0ddeT III has head, he has q scar on
Oat N his eyebro,1s, md oue IF his foreittM Is
Oei, NE 0thtr Is very ride stands om, a. napi 10
pehh@underhp pheu talking. liz wds rdiad
M M $. N'oeH II Btdord irom whom he had
prceiou5g raaacaW and passed ASA free man BY
TIE namt otPiemam Haynes he worked NTH
q ceoioin james Tut IN dtchsr BY frads) Of
Ha'ijar couidg, ana 70 nhich piocs he B'ny PR
baps 70. The a5ot, rcitdrd nil be girtn II m-
cHei IN eHg JaH 50 Hat I gethim aitoip, or MI
rcasoHoblc ctHges pam brNdes, 1deh0trcd 10
me N iab4rig, Bedjofd Comfy. In.
LANES THOMAS
Deccmbtr Il. WaW IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
The ~uhscriber's school

The vWhscyiOer's school,
WILL be continued in New-Lond.on
w the ensuing year. II will be open for
both ssAes Oh the following terms, viz:
Boarding, per session OF months, S37 80
Tuition IN the common branchesoi En-
glisl education, viz. 0nhography,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and
English Grammar, per session IL 90
In The Languages, Typography, the use Of
es, per session IS 90
IN ercry case paynbte one hdyin adrdnee
The females will be more especially under
the supe fintenGance and care of Mrs. Ann Mil
Ter. The slrictest aud most assiduous atten-
lion viii be bestowed on the scholars, both rs
respects their moral aud literary improve
ments and, from his long experience in this
employment, the subscriber hopes 10 give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAAlL. L. MILLER.
p. S. Every scholar will be considered as
engaged till The end of the session.
The School will open the lst OF January,
1923. December lSwty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-06
Notice.

WILL RE SOLD, on Fridny hr e0th,
w dihe iaieteatence ~ Dr Goorge Cni-
icgaH n quaniigJ rugrotaab'c properfy NH
al Inc mme tiac wW bf hircd lH 10 or l. HE
In dar,8 consisting Of H9, Homen and Girls,
n HHci Of iaud beiorglng 10 ne 5nd estate on
uhirh hf rcsi}ed, pH ais0 be rtafed ont IN Hdt
dog. Terms uW b made @aoRn on he tag %
sdie. .BltO C3BILL, .3}mr.
Of Dr. Gf0 Caiiapeg, dech
Dcocmbrr a. rs Uidsa