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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
REAL NEIGHBoRHOoD.

Mr.. John F. Hicks, farmer in Smith.
field, Madison CO. IN. W having acct.
dentally had his leg broken, which pre-
vented him from attending to the getting
in OF his crop, his neighbors, to the num-
her OF one hundred, turned out on We'd
nesday last, and in the space of four hours,
gathered and secured from eight acres,
$50 bushels Of corn besides digging and
bury'pg 100 bushels Of potatoes, and Sc
curing all MIR. Hicks pumpkins, stalks,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
FIRE.

This morning about one o'clock, the
large -four mill belonging to John Weise
on the Wissahickun, near the new bridge,
built last year by the county and abou,
bali way between Mount Airy and Rox-
borough was discovered to be involved
IN flames, which, with lis contents, con-
Stating OF between two and three hun
died barrels Of flour and three hundred
Bushels OF wheat, together with other
grains, shorts &c. were entirely consum-
cd. We have not heard how the fire DIR
ginated. The loss is estimated at $4,000
dollars. PM. Dem. Prss ofs1th tns.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
LIBERAL REQUEST.

Abraham Truro, a merchant, died as
Boston Friday week, in the doth year of
his age. While viewing the military pa
rade on the Sd inst. in a chaise, his horse
frightened by the FIRE of the artilary, be
came manageable, and Mr.. Il. in leap.
ing from the chaise, fractured his leg so
severely that, notwithstanding the best
surgical assistance, modification ensu.
ed, which terminated his life. Mr.. Tru-
70, besides the testamentary dispositions
in favor Of relatives and other individuals,
has made the following liberal requests
Tor public objects, viz. TO the Masachu-
sets general hospital, $4,000; the Bos,
ton female asylum, $4,000; the asylum
Tor INDECENT boys, $4,000 |; to the humane
society, $4,000 Cor various objects con-
nected with the support Of Synagogues.
and the Jewish worship, principally at
Newport, X. l. S2J,OOO. He requested
that nc might be buried at Newport, the
place of his nativity,
Mrs. BARLEY is engaged at the Govern
Garden Theatre, London and Mrs. b.
would occasion the absence of Mr.. Ma
>'o"S w w iSoS OuSSINCOs
A man has been tried al st. Andrews.
Tor biting off the ear of another il an af-
fray. A dog took the ear from the ground
and ran off with it.
A letter from Georgetown, 8. G. Oct
"a, says we have heard Of more than 500
lives being lost in this neighbourhood and
on North lsland-half million of dol
lars would would not repair the damage
suffered by planters and others, in the
late storm. -
A grand jury in South Carolina has
presented, as grievances, the high pay of
the legislators, Judges, clerks, attorneys,
s5c. and certain expenditures internal i'm
proyements.
The elections this fall have been yerv
closely contested. The governor of De-
laware has been chosen by a maiori,y Of
22-ihe mayor of Baltimore by a ua;o.
rlty OF 1S--a member of congress. in
Philadelphia by majority Of one vote.
The United States ship Cyane, was a,
Lagqira on the 9th ins,an,.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
NORTHERN CANAL.

A letter from Whitehall states, that
the canal Is in full operation. about $4,000
pieces Of plank daily passing the locks at
that place. The Glen's Falls feeder is
rapidly progressing. and the expense Of
its construction it is thought will not ex>
coed 100000.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
I'm uncommon eseate--a long fum6ic--
and q good land faU.

In this harbor, on the Cd inst, Stephen
Reeves fell from the mast head Of the
sloop Champion, distance OF sixty five
feet. Ii Is supposed that he fell upon a
pile OF wood lying on the dock, Gas the
pile was tumbled down) and by this
means broke his fall in such a degree
that no bone was broke, and his flesh but
very little bruised. lie walked up the
wharf twenty or thirty rods, until he
came to a carriage which Carried him
home. Ii is SAID he is doing well
sag. Harbour Correcfor, Oct. S.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
NAVAL, BATTI.E

Captain Jacobs (of the brig Patriot ar
rived at New Orleans) was lately killed
in an engagement with piraticai schoon-
er of cape Antonio. The second mate
was also killed and two men and the first
mate wounded. When the pirate hauled
of, she had seven men left on deck out
OF forty-fve when the action commenced,
which lasted FIFTY minutes.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
PROVISION MARKET.

SyDSoR BAILY, esq is announced in
the iIeesburg paper as a candidate a; the
mex, election for representative TO con.
g,ess, for the dis,ric., composed OF Lon-
doun, Prince William, and Fairfax couD-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
His Britanic majesty, consula,e

NEW YORK, OCTOBER 2S.--In conses
quencc OF paragraph in the Daily AID.
vertiser,a few days ago, that British con-.
suiate certificates would not DC required
at Llseryool, with shipments of cotton
from this port, | beg leave to apprise the
gentlemen In that trade, that no change
has taken place, nor is.expected to take
place, before the meeting parliament !;
and thatin consequence ofsuch statement,
l have addressed his majesty's govern
ment on the subject,that the law may be
enforced but that no person may suffer by
the paragraph alluded to, l deem il my
duty to give'this public notice.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
THE amount Of duties Maid in The m,

The amount Of duties paid in the port
of Boston curing the present year, is as
follows First quarter 1892, S55O,77l
4S-second DO. do. l,746,O55 l8-third,
estimated at 100000 0O.-TotaI $780,
$50 66.
The total of duties paid in the same
port, from January LIST, 1915, to Septem-
Der 30,i822, isa sum of $50, AIS, 400 1s.
What would be the situation of the ma
,ional finances, were it not for the sup
plies OF foreign Commerce. MAJ. Gaz.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
INTERCOURSE.

The mayor of New York, has issued
proclamation, repeating the quarantine
regulations, adopted on the 3Oth of last
month, except as respects vessels coming
from siekly ports, or having sickness on
hoard
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
PUNISHMENT.

We regret TO learn, that one Of the
strongest features Of Vandalism is still
recognized and tolerated in Rhode Island.
"A man lately was eyohhed, branded and
hiiiored in Providence.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

Howell, the counterfciter, recently
confined in the Miiledgvilie Jail painted
himself black, passed for negro and
made his escape.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
BANKING.

A kind of money fanic pervaded the
city tor two or three days past, in conse-
quence of what was considered ran up.
on the bank of the Northern Liber tie.. -
Such run, it is true, was in some de-
gree, made upon this bank, but ,hat in
stitution. never, for moment shrunk
from its engagements and no,with.
standing it has recently experienced nu-
merous losses, we are happy IN being au.
thorized to state,it credit is unimpaired,
and its notes received at all the banks in
the city. TPAH. Gag.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

An apple tree, in the garden OF Nath'l
Adams, ESQ. IN this town Is now bearing
second crop offruit. The apples are
well sized, and bid fairto reach maturity.
Por;sSsosfs,." II. O.ecis.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
A NOBLE DRESS

AT a "fancy ball" at Liverpool the
earl OF Wilton, wore the splendid dress
OF a Greek prince worth sevea thousand
hounds sterling. -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
PUBLIC LANDS

The last Arkansas Gazette (27ih Aug.
informs us OF the results ofthe SUITS bic h
were instituted by the United States 1T.
forney, against number OF pc, sons " no
committed waste OIL the hu6iic lands Of
the United States, on the Mississippi, by
cutting cordwood, for the steam boats
twenty OF these suits had been tried J
where detecne was made, verdIcts went
IN their favor. In seven or eight cases,
where no defence was set up, verdicts
were tor The prosecution but in one case
The damages were assessed by the Jury
at only S14, another at 81, and tho rest
at one cent, with the costs of suit in each
case. Those verdicts are said to have
been agaiDs, persons who are either in
solvents o. havesicfi the territory.
In consequence OF the sickness a. New
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

we notice an extract from a nesvsSa-
net. called the s'Christian Watcbman,"
which says, that subscription Of $4,000
ayear, Tor FIVE years, has been made up
at Boston, sior the purpose of putting in
operation printing Office in Asia " and
.ha, another of 5000 dollars was got UP
to purchase presses, Sc. to star, WITH
ALL at the urgent Recommendation of
late British consul at Smyrna-mark
that of a Brifish consul at SMYRNA. Peo.
pie may distribute their money thus, If
they please-but my humble opinion is,
that--he who "provide,h not for his owp
household, Tout of the means that he
hath is worse than an infdel." have
always sound enough at home for tho
pittance that have had to spare, or RAJ
Their that have parted with without hay-
ing them to spare. trust that there is
as much charity in my bosom as people
generally have--but frankly confess. that
have no money TO bestow on fereig, mis-
sions |; nor shall |, until there are no me-
ritorious and respectable poor at non.
on whom the amount OF the money thus
lavished would confer real, sub,antIal, nm.
affected, good. Jvilesf Register
A letter from Bangor, Ne. mentions
the death of the hon. Lathrop Lew
is, of an attack ofthe dysentery, which, at
first, was but slight, boz soon became so
alarming as to carry him OFF in7 days.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

ln consequence OF the sickness a; New
orlenas, every kind Of business is at a
stand.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

IL appears from the following para.
graph ofthe Glasgow Chropicle that the
editor believes (as We dog that Sir Walter
Scott is not the author Of what are called
the Scotch novels Liver. Mer
"fhe Treatment which Sir Waller.
Scottfeceives from various writer's must
be not little tan,alizing. Every CON-
piimeni is paid to him as the author Of
Mrs. Grants novels,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

The steam brig New York, which left
New York on Sunday morning, October
10. arrived in Norfolk the next evening,
October 14--in sc. hours.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

The United States ship Cyane, was q,
Lagaira on the 9th instant.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

Mrs. BARLEY is engaged at the Coyent
Harden Theatres London and Mrs. b.
would occasion the absence Of MIR. Ma
thews to be less observed.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-10-28

A man has been tried al St. Andrews,
Tor biting Off the ear of another ib an af-
tray. A dog took the ear from the ground
and ran off with it.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
From he .Nc,y- iork american.
ENGLISH CALUh!NIES.

In our English papers we perceive many
extracts from The recent travel. IN tins coun-
try, published to tighten the mind of John
Bull as tutht state oi America and among
other iteE,s ofintclilgrnce, We end hiri told
by Mr.. Wciby, that in America, " the bust
ness OF he courts Of justice, during The sum
n.er, IS doue Jlflh evenings and nights, the
great heat Of The weather in the day absO-
lntcy preventing any number Gf people
from collecting together without danger oi
lrrers, particularly such persons as com
pose the witnesses, auditors and attendants
Ia law court" The same tourist also says
that he 50 accompanied gentleman 10 the
handsome public library presented to PM
ladeIphia by Or. Franklin, and of which
bis ungrateiul eountrymen make use, while
thev are as silent as his statue over the en-
trace Il the worthy donor is mentioned, Or
if !heY DO speak Of him, il is generally
| slightly the Fact is, lie was TOO good and
too shrewd for them tolmderstsnd. These
are tolelahle fair specimens OF the psrsri-
Guilty and fidelity Of those who have at
tenpted Ia deineate us and as such sto-
| RES receive tie sanction of the Literary tri-
9uodls Of England, thty prove that the ere
aali y ct the pgop'e hs tlt9ae WHO eat
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
trof "a Pelle .7st.ms'es,

4 Aitt#fs I.fsiss
Tho homo tim hiesses aud cndear4.
iholivoly hearth that warns aud cheers.
The blasliig m,les That charm our fears,
And sees diapfl,
BIT prompt ON grin. bti swell our tears,
When sabftas " far.neli" =
Each rosp-hnd tia, adnrDs tbc glade.
l.aeh whitening laa 'rtbai blooms 10 fade,
i.aeh milling leHl lat lceLs ilis shade,
Ind HfcNsthe dell,
Seems Ia i dNiur eharns hrnisd,
10 say = fureweil"
lhc morning breeze that riIsilrs iIy,
Apd WIVES tic deWy rose bush DIS
Whist M a laH and peusise sigh
is Rveeois dwell,
seem but 10 sympalhizc whilst
Proclaim 60 farewell"
ffis -aril WHEN Loves srrnphic fire,
Thrill tho the hreast with pure desire. :
When rnriial beauty heavenly lerc.
With rnninrous swell.
bids each advancing doubt retire,
10 suy Farewell"
fnliate1 mf.inndShip's golden chain,
Com eninl spirits may rtman
Hat " irn love adds lis melting strain
With magic spei.
How ltarj the iastv=how sIarp the pain.
To say Farewell -
The tenlfflli 4 ivy nlay bc torn
From lls embrace around the thorn,
iiu, there itsmAtk, increasing borne,
Is site will tell
iioarts then retain thc sight foflorn
When sounds /" Farewell"
The summer lrics tie mountain rili
Anu Is inurnprlng wuiers still
fls channcld why adoNn the hill,
Marks where il fell
THUS gfiri will firrow deep the will.
When sounds Farewell"
I've Known Ambitions dreams lepnrt.
we iflt bespair's enyenomd dart,
bnt those nre nothing 90 the smart,
Which noueht can acl.
When bursts upon thr afflicted heart.
The sad " Farewell"
Rot when the noon of life Is past,
And deaths dark EVE approaches fast,
And borne upon the wintrv blast,
i hrnrd lnell
lhdt Will proclaim iong--n last,
A dark +" Farewell
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

~ m the middle rsfts, and noffh afthr
Missouri river ffoln lts mouth 10 the ives
tern limit OF the state.
D. PORK, Def tfsd, pegeta5tes.-Al,
tabound here, aud nay be carried 10 New
! Orleans IN the idll, when tie market Is Il.
ways empty nfthgse articles, tue spring bc.
ine the season for Cutting il from Ohio,
Kentucky and Tcnnessrc.
! q. Leai,-MlsSioari contains enough Of
this 10 supply the warid. II alaap shonld
balance the imports ri the cpnniry, und
might be made 10 do 81, \ cen, a pound
additional duty upon forrlgn had. and "a
rility III ohtains leases by the citizens Of
! The state, would mahe the prodari Of the
lalnes equal Ia the cor uhpiiun al the l'n-
/ ted STATES, which now requires fran S3aA,-
! 0oa 10 s3o0,000 annually from England
aud the Mediterranean a handsome sum
III save IL Missouri, more than sufficient to
meet her exports.
! T. hQa-Nnmcfous and rich beds OF
iron ore abound in the country, but not
yet worked for want of capital. An in,i-
ting prospect is held ont To workers in that
metal, lib they would have tho entire mar.
ket of the state.
~ i'Htfs lit 'IiHUAll4 bI Nfli hIiRI III
Missouri is proscrb;a TheU. States have
granted the choice OF twelve springs IL the
state of Missouri, some of which are now
worked, and salt is now selling ut Boous-
lick 1T 30 To g. cents per bushcl.
.. IHe f'H' 1rade.-Ths .ricl vein Of
commerce. is nav fully laid open by the
abolition of the factories. A large capital
is already embarked in II. Il is computed
that ii will employ million of dollars per
aonum, and gise cmployment to two thou
sand men, This is cash trade in favor OF
the county, llrs being an object of such
necessity both for Use and ornament "a 10
commend gold aud silver every where.
The geographical position of Missouri
IS favorable Tor an extended commerce.
Her great rivers with her numerous tribu-
tarlcs open conscyances through the CON
tlncnt, She trades Ia Santa fe, to the
Rocky mountains, TO tac Falls of ST. An
thony, In the northern lakes, 10 all The
states upon the Ohio, and south Ia all tho
countries below. Steam boats have ann.
hiltcd distances, aud reduced irei.hta To a
trllle. Two aud 4 bali cents from New
York 10 ST. Louis by Now Orleans. In u
word, her rivers aud steam boats realized
all the advantages Of n sea navigation,
without The danger ef storms, Of pirates,
qtprIraterrs, Or ofipterreption from waves.
...eRN.
Longerify.-Co'. Pickering Of Salem has
five sisters, aud the sum of al their ages is
Jo2; ma ing the average Of each indi,i1u-
al to be 800 years. Three others of the
same lamrly Rave died whose average age
was ". IporismopM journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

H,ISSQJR II.

4 glance al the productions and com
mrrclal advantages of this state Will pragr
il 10 be one Of the ulGst desirable paris OF
The Union.
/. Tobqcco.--This great ataple is now in
cultivation. Many farmers are Raising ii to
a great extent those who have been az
cnstomed 10 ii in Virginia AID Maryland,
pronounce their crops to be equal to any
they ever saw both IN quality and weight
inspections fave been established by the
general assembly at various points on the
rivers, to facilitate its export aud trade IN
foreign markets.
9. Hhedi.--No part Of the world paodu-
ces better wheat. The want Of large ma
nuiictuiiDg mills has heretofore dseour-
aged its growth. Bht that disadvantage ~
now removing. Two extensive steam
mills are BOW building at this place, which
country, and furnish New Orleans with
fresh -four in the fall and winter, when
the price is always good aud the demand
great.
8. Hemp.-This article Is indigenous TO
Missouri. 1t attains its highest perfection
here. The breaking and dressing has bceI
the obstacle in its growth. That oh
stacle will be entirely removed by IN,
introduction Of the patent hemp and fla,
breaker, which saves all the fronblc q
breaking and cleaning to mtre triile.
4. Coiton.-The southern parts OF in
state near New Madrid and Cape utFar
,lcan, have rasied this article for, 80 YEAR
with as much success us the southern
states, AID i IS naw growing s:irfeesi''!
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
Sales at auction,

HNHE Subscriber, intending 10 remove
q from Sandu,Ay, win positively sell, by
way 81 public auclion, on the premises, On
Friday, tho 18th December, 50 burrels Corn,
The wI'oic OF his stock, consisting OF Borscs,
Hogs, aud Cattle among which are some
prime Mich Cows Some bnndsome House
hold Furniture, Consisting Of beds chairs, nc
&c, ali the Plptation Utensils. n good second
hhndtwo-horse wagon, togothrruilh Fodder.
Hay, Sheaf Oats, sc &c.--1ortas liberal, and
made known on the day of sale
GEORGE WtiITLOCKE.
sandusky, November 2ath. ids IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

NegB~~
High t!ff beloss stairs rih a rengeance.
Wesley Tapsico, Il young caiored man,
native ofthia city, vas lately killed in a
duel 1t Part an Prince, bg mntato nam
ed h"ll,.-Wrsl,y wss tee sou of Jacob
f"po,co, ,ety drrent aud rail- Jaas color
ed mon. well known N thilldelphia, aud
Who resided Tor a LONG Tune =, servant in
Que o. our ,aost respectable laanlr.s. The
hoy himself was once domestic IN a very
respectable family whcre he wanted Tor
heiIher sound precert nor good example
lie reeelfedjan education superior TO that
commonly obtained by persous 81 color.
aud had prospect Of rising To- WrnIth al
Fort au Prince but he must take upon
hum preaaInfelyto ael the gentleman aud
the t,o', aud he died consequently "as a
fool dieih."
Kelley eluded the summary iuslicewhich
the government of llayti would probably
have inflicted On him, by timely conceal.
ment on board 4 hulk, whence, il is rulnor-
ed, he escaped 10 Baltimore.
phiiadtiahid Union.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
THE IlAC T..

]
! NAsHINGroN y, Nov. 2l.--Yc.terday wa,
the day fixed for the great match-racc over
the Washington Course, between the Viz.
! ginia and n York Horses, Stn CHARLES
and ECLipsE. At an early hour Il greater
number Of people than were ever before
coDgreRaird in Washington. (snpposed tn
exceed ten thousand) assembled on or n
round the course. 4 vast number Of rrs-
peciablc strangers from a distance were
| present The day WINS good, aud tic
course III fine order. For two days there
had been Il report that the Virginia lersu
VAS iaR1e, aud could not run, II wac ne
Frrlhclfss believed by many that the Race
would be run. Expectation was ON tiptor
until one oclGck, when the hackers Of the
Virginia horse declined 10 run the Horse,
and Of course paid the |ort1d of five thou
aand dollars, 10 the owners Of the New
York horse.
The disappointment Of those who bad
come great distances, even from Boston. 10
sre this Race, may be well imagined. Gu
riosj'y was revived, however, by rulnor
that race would yet be rim between these
horses, for single heat, of four mles.--
And the race WAS run accordingly, for IA
wager Of fifteen hundred dollars "A side
EeLirsE won the money with the great
c.t ease, the ' irgnia horse being romplct, r.
i brotca do~p, and crippled, during The
last round, in the leg, Of which he was lame.
From what we SAW, we believe that the
wager for tins Race was proilrgca by the
oWnrrs of Sir Charles more from desire
that the spectators might not be wholly
disappointed of Race, than from any
( hope of winning it, The courteous drmea-
nor of the parties 70 each other, and ihr
r1priciy with which every thing was con
| dartrd between Them could not bat be re-
marked. The Judges selected b. them
were Gen. Ridgcly, AaorJoncs, aud Capt.
| William Cox.
The Jncky Club Races commence this
/ day, aud WE learn there are namber OF
horses ready for The lists. t.sai. hL
During the second mile, It was perceived
sir Charles liiled 50 nluch as 10 be utterly
unable 10 make any trial wkateYerol speed
and during the third round ras left fir be.
hind his antaeoDist--t Nas discovered
however that hr bad siipt Il siDcw, which
il is feared, viii forever readdr him unGt
forthe sports Of the turf
iGcpgt'orn .iktr0goittan.
Extract efnIet'er. Ecom .Nep 9neou8, Oa. %
| The fcNeris abating and the weather i,
very PEI SAINT, but 10 frost get. The steer.
age passengcrs by Ire Ohio have been pre-.
vailed upon 10 land beow; the mayor ha,
gwen them houa., aud one months pro.
vision, gratis
--6I6--
Since the first Of january siriy screen o
the officers Oft United States Navy hay,
died.
--cne-
The Ionllon Courier, OF thr ,nth Sen
temher, has the following very hnma,,e re-
marx of the Editor en the aaairs OF N
Greeks We appschcuuit can be no bon
ger doubted, tt't the Greek cause in th
hlorea IS at M enh, aud if 80, Hle ,ca
friends q h'tmoniw uW haze occoaioa 70 re
IJo'ee." This il true fegitiouate'' feeling
says The New y ork Commercial Advert
qpr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
No lie.

~ his Is to forwarn any person or per
4 sons from trading for n bond executed
lly tho apltsoriher 10 Benjamin Perkins, for
the sum 81 S2G6 rs, payable in dour in ;yo
dAy - and hears date ;lid ID May, 1918 This
bond was paid of agreeably 10 ihs oondi.
.lsnS thereof, and am determined not to pay
it 1gnin CHAS. {. PATTERSON.
November % i7w2ws
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

MARRIED., on Thursday eymi,og, The 2ls,
inst by the Rey. George " Charlton, Mr..
ADRIAN II NORTH, az thit place, to Miss
SNNll l.. NlNDN, daughter ~ Mr. Meredith
Lambeth, Of Campbell county
-, on The same evening, by The Rev.
Joseph Carson, Mr.. DAVID RHODES. OF
This place, to Miss MARTHA, daughter Of Mr..
Joel yaneey, Of Bedfnrd comfy.
---------, on Tuesdny, the 10Th inst by the
ney. Mr.. Hunter Mr.. JOHN 3. EWING, OF
Prince Edward, to Miss TABlTIiA p, daurl,.
Ter 1T Capt. Thomas Edgpr, Of bedford