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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

a variety Of

w Ni: IL; ~ lZNHYLShNN has ius receive ,aric;y Of
- Hoohs, on ddlIe,i subjects viz
"ELiGiuN. Family and small Pilcs pilt and Mai,
ra'r DOCKS; hNmr books Erstinr'. interim ry;de, 20
+use Confession of faith and constitution of The
Rhymes, &c. ' ''"'
LAWS. Revised Code He-iug's Iu>ii.e; Munford's
ana General Index Philips EvidercP FSpinasse
Ba"or'> Abriagm nj. 'P ''S'
MEpiGiAF TEACHERS Dispe-satorv Edinrure Amc
,otn nhu Medical ni>pcns'ories; Medical nicnnnrv
IancNs DGlha" 1lomaS' praciice Domestic MEDICINE;
napn.Ans heapcuiics Paris's Pharr,acoccia
foEihf The Two FoScar Cain a Mystery and s,r1,,
p luu o Lord Byron GuaSePPiHo Odoiried; Tappan's
N'EtlS, &c. The Pirate Mourning Ring: Minstrel
;o".aler' Solitary; Vaerius Annals of the Parish
manners Queen OF scots; Wsldgraoe's Memoirs Sepc
u .,"inH: Frey Anecdo,les Waldeave', Memoirs &C.
n - kdiHbuTg Revicw, No. IXXI Tho su,,
10 's and the Quarterly requested to take away
LESS ClCLCpFDIA. The last vo' Of rla,cs is arr;.
60. IDS complete the work. The asaisIes IN tr rr
30 '"sh the nloa ertensisiy uSfV uak Lcur recs-
sa3rfed tttnetlreS ia acny Iec7 lfJary sy-,
,SHy c"iI an the subscribers to TAKE UP ksiy reaq;,ng
~ ma to pay the balances due trithuu los, Of frs
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ME 60 PAUTNFRSNIpS

- > sN3Ni -Fs-'hNAl1fN
n FNOhFfG TEE u, iae of Jamestown and fos1-pu
,oHn 20 - Prince EDWARD Courihoipr we,r,ii..
"'e" on ne 10 instant nv n,'pl ror.en n ne niei,ct
Il" Booker TODD viii wake "a, ncri to F,in,c,l It
I'M wv l' an claims agoiust The 0rm il auy exist, ia
me concern OF Joseph Todd D. TO. ~
yr.hao FDIuND ROCKER
-" = - ivr-v5" j'SEfu rom.
IN III WIN! - H actisr. >tAtV >n,.r. in1,lrio- ND
"e-!ged man 81 RESPECTABLE cnaurNions without y fr
Nv az ne am ssi' IN The ann geH!rni o! taud an, snnor
vi o., ,S '"c'oY' y. j. HARRIS.
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THE CO.PARTNFDcVTps

PATRICK II. Nopr f & co and hin, Of Ef,f1-,.D
H., nV,'hEi co were dissolved nv uuiua. consent On
tne iS' INST T. H. W. +. Noble. hg,rr .l.
c interest OF Fcnker Todd in t'e orncr rcrcern N,n
my 'hV receive Ill debts due from tlat firm rr
lipG;er hating purchased r. II. & " r. Nole i rc.,
o 'h"r entire n'eTcs i'm the latter iirm vii, n,y n re-
eeiTe all dcbis due to and rom ~. Srrne ' ''
PACriCK ". NOBLE
W. T. NOZZLE
- BOOKEr & TODD.
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Ihe .JH'nm GenerGi .1,si'Hg III the ItmJtrs
olNle HibLc NociLin IL Ki1n.ltr

..- ~ iIt ptDic iNOfltiN ~ EIFVf1IG.
VIII oAe place" Tue. dav jGe sr~ap, la, az trri -
uc new PrcSicrgiau f'rfcr ou slattrr an So r,,
and where ie ueniire NJ The Srciet. ard nN other ~
sons WHO ihnk Porer 10 ioin ice tue re .o,. rrcis. nj
tue day. are resrrc'ftv ittited ~ ~ end
re meeting is intended hc ovcrcd with dioc eeryica
ny 'Ec iev'J9hp ~ ilidr. AID SERMON apr,tr,e a. he
occasion ~ NE Rev lcsse H. frner after vii en- the An
n"a ke'ot vi the MANAGERS VII D. rpriiciv r,af Nv lie
"r'onnc secretary, ard other u,ies o i've Society ,sl
''Fo' hy order ot thc BcHrd pf Nfnsvr-.--
Richmond. March ~. too II ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

GREEABiE n die provision, ii deed of trust onto,
n 10 the subscriber hy William Bnp,y,nt nod NJ,
wiiP which is dulv recorded H. ha ofi;re or c,,n,,,
county Tor purposes therein mentioned shan proceed &c,
'e on TIE premises far cash, 5i5 Scy NJ H., ~ y,
certain tract or parcel of land situated l,;,r AK t; ~
me counties o Cumberland and Pow ,1tan corainir. f
iatf surrey hv" hundred and Eve acres vLich sj -, &c
iard Is l2it oi greater formrry owned i,, II n
Chanoerayns on so mech of Tho said land a. yin IN. "a
clrpiio pay the money due and the cn, and cjnr. I
Ias The execution of said SnecOuvevi.,p suci ;tc
vested in tic subscriber as trustee M '''F d. ~
p.t, --,o. l.. II. MuSBY. T-fstcc
-
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JOHN l.. COOKE
NUYICE Is EFVEBY CIV
n z UItIF z, Ut T.TN.
~ VI regularly attend the In CuherIart Pow
w bats" nud GQoc,apl counties "
ScoisN-l'' Paw, a;nn. Grrrh g. IOs-wa,v

!lNtI II h IS eiFNEBN GiVEN.
w al" persons u the Virginia who hive cl,ins
a AGAINST the estate OF JHOMAS LOGWO0n deceo. ed
lee o me state of Allah, which claims oryi,,,c in
e,a, 'h't 30 subscriber has qualified his adiuisra-
- " inr'Ned ~ 'hat portion of his eStai. Which
~ me Stale OF virginia. and requests NIL such rcnr> m
~ "u"ce 'he'r claim fn r' authenticated adius,,cuL
EDMUNu LOCKETT. ACm'r with the
1,, will annexed of Thos F.ogwo-,a dec
Chesterfield. March o. InS-v5tS,, ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

NEGROES FOR SALE, AT AFJCoTION.
I'LL S"i on ihe 20 Monday IA .4py1. nj Ruc.iunhan
ConrihcrSe. W heins Inv) 30 The bclrs, Iiiicr
uH "a c' 81 n,orts for bonds with good >crnri,v 20 or
children. s " - -. ~ ~on.n ara
March %. W. ,, ~ = A-'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

The NAVAL CoURT MARTIAL, detailed to
SIT IN Boston upon the charges preferred by
Capt Hull, against Capt. Shaw ofthe United
States Navy, consist of the following mem
bers. Capts. Tingey, Morris, MDOnough,
warrington, Spence, Downes, and Creighton
Numerous witnesses are summoned TO attend
Ihe trlal. Boston Ere Gqz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

New York, March 1s.-Capt. Lavender,
from canton, states that, ON the 9th Oct. a
Chinese woman was found dead alongside an
American vessel, and attributed to the crew of
the Emily, of Baltimore. In consequence of
which, all business with the American trade
was stopped until the 26th Oct. One of the
crew of the Emily, an Italian, was given up to
the Chinese, who was tried and executed on
the 28th of Oct. when the trade resumed its
usual course.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

otpower. Dr. Franklin, with the mower.
OF argNment, like his own elsc,r;ri,v At
once clear and irresistible, satisfied ih.sc
Dutch merchants of the proprietv of the
loan; and his memory will he honored by
every patriot for the act. The cause of the
ureths is the cause of Ill christcndom.-
America, who It's been distinguished for
her Efforts III emaucipatng Tie African.
ought moi 10 remain indifferent To the q.
inaEcipa!inn ofhe. fellow christians. The
pulpit also Which had resouudrd with
prayers Tor the liberation of the Africans
ana i"r the support Of Missionaries to the
sa'agcs OF the Pacific Ocean. and on our
own frontiers, ought mt 10 be si'rtt on
t'ils occasion. MIR. \. VAS conscious hr
was addressing an American audicnccN no
wanted neither their spirit nor the patriot
ISM oi The iorelathers, aud he knew they
would he proud fthe example"
ID. L.. Wander Hcydcn, Esq. warmly Sc
conhed the sentiments, viii, h had been cA-
pressed by those who preceded him in the
discussion, and spoke tor some time on the
value OF the principle Of freedom, tracing
the operation ofthe same spirit in all coun-
Ines, upon the spialns of Bridgewatrr,
The waves OF Erie and CHAMPAIGN. and the
mountains of Greece. He concluded with
recommending, thai five have no means
or money, In do unto the Greek as the
Marquis La Fayrt:c did unto our fathers in
the day OF their trials and suncIings-go o.
teF and hslp him
AT the conclusion OF these remarks, the
resolutions were unanimously Adopted
The following gentlemen were appointed
TO compose the committee named in the
9Th resolution, viz ]. V. n. Yates, :. 4.
Talcott, j. Hamilton, :. :. Lush, and =.
Gansevoori, together with the chairman
and secretary aud the following gentle
men, a like committee, to be named in the
last resolution, viz: ID. l.. Wander Hey den
John Stilwell, WIN. Maycll, John Koon,
and james NJ. kown. =
We havC been more particular in mott
eng this meeting, because We cordially APP
prove oFlta objects, and must he again be
permitted to express i hope, that the cx-
ample set at the Capitol will be followed
Ia every part Of the state.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

ernor Of Curacao declined giving tllc1n up
TIL the decision of the Court WIS mad.
known. Captain Spence, Of the Cyanc.
hid made an application Tor the release .
Ar. Irwin, as an American citizen. The Go
vernon replied, that ii was his greatest " lsh
10 cultivate the friendship nj the L. States,
but thai Mr. Irwin could mol be considered
citizen OF the L. STATES, h, being dcclar-
cd III every paper relative Ia the affair, as
secretary III state Of thn Island of Bonqua,
ms signature being attached 10 every one
rs such. II MAS not known what furlhnr
measures captain spence woald pursue, but
II MAS believed he would mol PERSIST in his
demand.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
LATE FROM SPAIN.

CHARLEsToN. Nov. 28.-ln our Havana
papers Ia the 18TH inst. received nv the
Liza and Polly, we find accounts from
Madrid Ia the G7lh ot September.-Jndg-
ing from Their tenor, SPAN appears In have
II gained a state of comparative quiet. An
address from King Ferdinand 10 The Span
lsh people, OF the 18th September, eulo-
glzes the advantages Of The Constitution,
aud eAhorls the people 10 adhere To IL, IA
the anchor of their safety.
liz Majesty the kiDg of Spain has APP
pointed Don Francisco Donisio Wives,
tiormerl, Ambassador 10 the l.. States tn
be Captain General of the Island ol Cuba
aud Don Antonio Ramon Xarco del Vale
Minister flcnipotcniiary to the Court ol
St. james.
Sir William A'Court, the new Minister
from Il. Britain, had arrived al Madrid
and rom paragraph in the unisers i de
Madrid, NE should infer thai the political
relations of the two countries were upon
The most favorable basis. 4 new MINISTER
TO Il. Britain had just been appointed.
The French sI00p of war Antigona, ar
rived al Cadi2 ON the 18th of September
from Vera Cruz and Havana, having on
board Sl,50o,oOo. She Ind sailed III com
Pany With the Spaush irlgatcs Cotes oil
Spain, aud Eagle, and brig Of war Miner
va, aud parted with them 30 leagues from
Cadiz.
Elections are to be held throughout the
Island Of Cuba, ON the frst ri n,xt month
for Deputies 10 the CoItcs in Spain, who
are la take their seats fifteen mpnlile from
the time oil holding the elections.
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Notice.
WILL BE SOLD at Variety Mills, on

WILL BE SOLD at Variety Mills, on
w "Wednesday the sth day III J0naary
next, TO the highest bidder an a credit ol
swcive months. Twcniy-ionr likely aeeroco,
consisting OF Men, Women, hoys and Girls,
amongst them ure some valuable trade-mcn
as Coopers, Millera, Tanner and Distllers
four Horses, six work Oxen, plantation tools
OF every description, and various other arti'
cles, al the same time and place viii BIZ rent
ed for one year, the Variety Mills Disiiilery,
Tannery, aud the plantation nPperlalniEs to
the establishment.
Bonds with approved security, TO carry In
tcrest from the date ii not pnnctutily paid,
will be required.
ROBERT RNES, surviving partner Of
kivcs Z Murphy
Nelson County, Dec 10, l822' 'dr
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Fiam he RtrLmo' d Egqpiytr.
THE DI,NDIiENENtr

The two 1irsi paragraphs are from the
Charleston touri,r-thc last is All Extract
from gentleman in Savannah Ia his friend
IN this city. We hoI'h the curtain is nj Last
dropt. The comhatants have contrivcd In
exhaust the sympathy of the nation.--
When the drama arrives at tina, point, il is
time TO leave the stage:
One uf our letters from Columbia SAYS
-" Cumming and M'Dnlic have met once
morc--Cmming's second was his Young.
est brother, who objected to the position Of
MDullir's right wrist--so the affair was
arrested or arfistei-and they are 10 meet
again" [th. Courier
letter, from Augusta, dated Goth ulli-
mo, says" Cumming and MDuilic have
again left the battle ground without ex-
changing shois-=Col, C's second (his bro
thcr Alfred objected To M'DulIic's manner
of holding his pistol. MD. hcing deter.
mined moi In leave this place until final
settlement of The busines, the C0lonrl, II II
said will meet him again tomorrow. with
another second. 10
Erhdet Of II letter To- gentleman IN THIS ca
~, ddfeR sapaHrdh Dccfmher >.
"rhc Duel between Col Cumming ard
W Dnfe is nj last ended. M'D's ieG arm
is broken badly, and it is said they have
made up their differences SO far that they
win iigh, no more
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One Tract OK Hand,

Contaihing one hnndr,d acics, more o. 'css
lying N Ihe county Of pi,tsylvari teing fht
land wlsereon the said TnWl.r now h,e,, al
joining the iands of J ME, - xop, ani oth.rs
Also al the ion- ehol and Kitchen Fnfmtute,
am stock ot Horses, Caele, Hogs and Pl,nta
ton To. l., belonging To said T"wle a.; or 20.
,nuch tae,e9f a. vii be sufficient to t,sfy sad
dcti. with ilte cot ther.o's, aud costs attending
trc sale. Actlp. as ttl,. tee, sh1ll coi vcy the
tiuc vested IN nc stufh, aud no. g o her.
joins WAi3u., Trustee.
Dec. Is. wjwig.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

RosroS, November 21.--By the arrival
AT this port Of the fast sailing ship Triton,
Capt. 81 ssEY, in 33 days from Liverpool,
We have received regular files ri London
and Liverpool papers TO the ed aud 2iih
Oe.
The Greek contest appears In decline
The Sniotes have capllnlattd, and the
British guarantee them anasylum al Asso,
near ttphalonla.
Ad'Iers From Constanilnople IN Sept. 10,
sill leave ii douhtful whether the Turks
have trlumphcd in the Morea. The Per
sian War goes on
Intelligence from Madrid is To Oct TO-
The corics proposed 10 call on the Minis
tiers for the cause which had placed Spain
la her present situation.
The French papers mention great vie
tory obtained III spain on the 81 and nth
OF Octobrr by the Ultra kosal,sls, under
Baron d Ercllos, over The Constitutional
isis, commanded by Nina aud Morllo---
the wreck Of the latter army retired to-
wards Chrome. MoriIlo had his thigh
broken, was taken prisoner. and sent to
SEQ.
Other papers represent the forces OF
The ConstIluilonalists as generally success
iul
Military preparations contin ned in Franc
without interruptions
Several ladies had been recently wom-
ded by II Ruillan in the streets OF Paris.
Numerous o"ragcs continue 10 be com
mitted in Ireland.
A petition against the existing Union 81
England and Ireland has been voted al a
meeting in Dublin.
An account Of the distress at the Cape
If Good Hope has been sent To England
by an agent, and some assistance required
An express has arrived with news Of the
arrival Of the duke OF " Wellington al Verona
Ii reports are true, his presence there will
not be long required Morn. Ghron. Oct. ! l.
1t VAS reported in London thai a serious
instruction had broken out al Moscow.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

DY virtue ola de d 1T trust executed 10 the
ht subsc ibri by John IowP e., Lclrina date
--- day Of narcil, 1921, ana tuly recorded in
the county court IS Pray'ea,i1, in order 10
secure the p,'ine,t II u c. tar sum OF money
thcirrn expressed, TO lohn Z: .tLe.t A. Ward,
shall T oceed to seU, Ola 'Iouay the PSI Of
this present no tn. Dc tnber) at the store.
house lormerry occapie by John q Robert a.
W'rl, ia the county Of i'uoylvi,,a, for cash,
the following rrope fy, to vii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

STkAYED away from tle subscriber
y ,o,nr tuc in June last, IIIHEE PIE.
DED STEERS, two q yenra old and one D.
one Of the former marked with crop and
hole III the right ear, md swallow fork In tho
lclt--ihr other with "A Gro :, and under>kcei in
the right cur, and crop or halfcrop in the left
The orleinnl marx IN Il q latter altered 10 Two
crops, with m nuder-' eel In eneh ear These
cattle were prchasc from Mr. Carter Cox, 81
Montgomery cunnfy, and il Is probable they
INV nhdc tbrir ~uy back ~ tia, plnce.
liberal reward viii be paid for lheiif delivery
III my plantation, near the Long Mountain, 81
my ihlorhm'ion Of them, by mad or other
wise, very thankfully received.
hNs0S ALLEN.
cPmphcll, Der -, 1922. Wis 10
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@TaAIED OR STOLEN from the sub
- selibcr, some time in June last, n white
Ma re about Gfeeo hands high, ten or twelve
tafs od, r. {, and walks very short. II sto-
len reward 81 $50 will be paid, on convc-
ion Of the thief, or liberal reward for the
Mare only. ANSoN ABiEN.
Campbell, Dec 10, 1922. wtsIy
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Notice.

WILL he Offered for sale on the 9th
W January neAt, tract of Land lying in
The county of Amherst, about four aud an half
mile, from Lynehbnrg, on the road leading
from thence 10 Salt Mil This tract contains
100 acres, IS 81 in woods, and is part of II
large tract formerly owned by Joseph May.
Terms of sale will be $500 in hand, or . note
negotiable ut one offhc Banks at Lynchburg,
al 90 or % days, satisfactorily endorsed For
the balance credit of one, two and three
years, cqml instruments, secured by trust
deed on TIE land The sale viii lrke plac r
on the premises Join y. ROSE,
JOIN THOMPS0f,. If
December l3 lg!yy
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Likely and Valuable Negroes,

belonging. to the estate OF Thomas Mitchell.
dec. The sale will be made privately or pub
lclv, rs may seem best suited to the interest
and accommodation OF the parties concerned.
In the mean time, should any person wish 10
purchase, prior to the day OF sale, hey can be
the subscriber
The lcgatccs and all others concerned are
invited and earnestly requested 10 attend the
sac. JAMES BARNETT, EX'r.
OF tho. Mitchell dec
Dec.I3. wtidj f..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
INCONSISTENCIES

Co Last Nights Mail brings nothing
ot interest from The National " State lie.
Slslatnres. 1he election Ut Governor wa.
postponed u Ill Tuesday last.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
NEGROES.

7 have for SAL, three likely yonug. WA
L TERMljN, of good characters, for thar
sin and hpneSty - is1, q or likely men ior
hire the en,Ying year, Mi Of whom can come
well rcromh,ended. s. GARLAND.
December ~. VIII 70
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Notice.

WILL BE rented, on the 10th day of
w January next in the town of Bent
Creek for one year, two thirds Of The Bent
Greek Mills, also sundry tracts Of land adjoin-
ing thereto.
ROBERT RiYES, surviving partner of
R,ss 4 Murphy
Nelson County Dec. ~, ls2e. ,dr
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Notice.
Notice.
/ WILL SELL on SATURDAYS he e9A
j IaaHsf, nj the storchousc of John {. Millei
q Co Lnnr IniLrs from GnLc., ierrN
Ihirtccn ,Negr0es.

Healthy. Young and likriy. will require OF
the purchaser, bonds with ample security, Tor
orr third, TO be drr the Isl OF NAV. is2i the
Il lance the Isl Of MAY, IS-4 The negroes
are u Young fellow, his wife, and Two child en-
ia Young woman aud two childrcn--A so0ng
woman and two chl nfn--a Young wonlan
aud child, aud young woman
". &. CARRlSGTON.
Dec. l3, ids -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13

MAERIED.-On Wednesday evening"
the 9Th nlto. by the Rev. Doct. Phillips,
Mr.. ALBERT A. SHERMAN, 20 Miss
AMELIA C1lEETWOOp, all otBed-
ford.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
EOVN SN.AN ES,

Two llor'cs, , Cows aud sandry Household
and Kitchen turnitdrc. | will convey such
title rs Is prstrd IN me l,v said deed Of trust
JOHN NJ GORDON, Trustee.
5 BY eonFen, of all the parties. The above sale
will inke place nj the dwelling hone of the
snid ilerri-on,'in the town of Lynchbnrg, Oh
the above mentioned 9Th June next
JOIN Nj GORDON, Trustee.
Dee. ID. w3wlo
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Nhc hot oi Ground

Ili virtue of a'dped of trust executed by
ID samuel | Harrison, bemIng date The ith
day ri june, .tlU, aud duly recorded IN the
conrl OF hastings Tor The corporation al Lynch
burr. for tllc purpose Of securing the pn, meut
al certain debts lac 90 " linn Harrison, and
Richard fyrce, shall Gel, 10 the highest bid
der, AT public auction, for rendy money, he.
lore the door OF The conri.house, in the town
oil lynchhurg, on iuesda, the 7tll day OF Jan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
a Vr0ct Of Land,

Lsng in said county, containing lso acres
more or less, aud adjoining the lands of JAS.
Iapscott, WIN. Station aud John Staples, aud
particularly described in said deed or so
much thereof as vii! 10 sufficient to sDtisfy n
Judgment oltninrd in the superior court of said
county in the name of Jesse T.. Couch, trus.
tee. &c for the benefit Of William Morris, a.
gaidsi said ~ G.. Cobbs and Others. such lille
only will be conveyed ms is vested in me MS
trustee. JAMES TAPSCo1T, Trustee
Dec - 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-13
Sac OF Negroes.

TsObe sold, for ready money, ON Satur-
L day the 4lh day Of january neal, at the
Biz Spring, in the county OF Montgomery,
TINT being the residence OF the subscriber, So.
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la%DS AMI SLAVES.

Whereof the said Mrs Estes died seized, VIZ
Two Tract. oi land, including six hundred II.
cres Zach tract includes II dwelling hons,
with out houses, Nc. and is of good quality
with the usud qHnntly OF good tobacco land
10 clear, which tracts viii lie sold sepnrutclg
on u credit Of !, 2, aud 3 ycnrs rncb payment
10 he satisfactorily secured by good and az
proved security. The Negrocs i've in number
donr OF which are very likely mud vVluable'
will be Sold on credit OF IL months, the pur
chase money secured in like mnnncr
WM. VI. NANCE,
MOSES IHOHNiOn,
RANDALL MCDANIEL, Com'r.
DAVID DtthEtSON,
NM. NORSllAM
December 10. utJs 10
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Notice.

10y virtue of deed Of trust executed
- 10 the subscriber by Nicholas &. Cobbs,
bensing date the LIST day of October, 1918,
aud nj record in Tue county court Of Bncking.
ham, 10 secure certain Sums oil monry therein
mentioned, shall expose, al public auction,
ON the premises, Oh The 18th inst for ready
money.
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STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES


1MPoRTs-In 1873, year of the war; the nett
revenue on imported goods amounted to s. 6,7O8 S66
in 1914 it fell to 4,a5O,56l in 1915 first wear
OF the peace it rose to the large sum of s6,so6O22
in 1916, to 27'4S4 LOOM 1917 it fell 10 little
more than l73 millons--in 1918 it rose to near 90
milllons-in 1919 to about land in 1890, to
S l2,449,556.
PUBLIC LANDs.-No land is now sold on credit.
frlor to July 1890 the debt accruing from sales,
nau accumulated TO the rightful sum of twenty two
sales only Payment must be made on the dav of
purchase or the sale is void The minimum price
OF sales is fixed at one dollar and twenty Eve cents
per acre. The money received from the sale of
public lands during 1920, was 1,635,871. During
1921, the receipts were smaller.
CoIN.-The gold struck at the mint during 1921 !,
was 41,089 pieces, amounting to s 1S9,se5-The
silver was 9,7o9l60 pieces, amounting to 8a5, 76s
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GARLIC SYRUP.

One and half pounds of honey, 25 cloves Of gar
lie, halfa pint of vinegar, two quarts of water boil.
ed 10 one quart, in new earhen vessel, and given
10 adults half gill, and to children two teaspoons
iull' several times day, is the most speedy and
efectual remedy known to us for Coughs and COldS.
he testimony Of many respectable citizens in lis
favor and ample experience of its excellence in
our own family, induce US to offer this remedy
to the public. True american.
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10 destroy Ticks on 8heeh.-Part the wool along
the back and down each side of the neck, and sprn'
kle snuff therein it will kill the ticks in the course
OF OF days This operation ought to be repeated
M 10 or IL days. to kill off the next crop that hatch
out. This operation, performed on the lambs after
the old sheep are shorn of their feeces will eSpel
the vermin IRON The nock.