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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26
GREAT BARGAINS!
800 Packages OF
NEW GOODS.
nAvfD & WILLIAM KYLE. respect.

hANlD h WILLIAM II LII, respect
~ fully inform their friends and the public,
thai they have Just received, and are NOW o.
pcning, The above number Of Packages OF
NEW GOODS, uncommOniy cheap, and we'll
aud Philadelphia, and principally for cnsh.--
These, IN addition 10 their former extensive
stock on hand, will MAKE their assortment,
for variety and cheapness, inferior 10 none in
tie state, and far superior 10 any ever in the
upper country--as, IN the selection of their
assortment this season, they have omitted no
article that could be procured in their line of
business which is either useful or fashionable
aud from their long experience in business,
and the decided advantages they possess in
purchasing their goods they feel perfectly sa-
tished they can aud will sell almost every
article in their line, much cheaper than they
can be purchased at amy other house in this
place
Country merchants and planters from dis
lance, wishing 10 purchase largely, are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine for them
selves, as they only wish an opportunity of
exhibiting their assortment, and make known
generally, the unusually low prices they are
determined 10 sell ut.
They constantly keep on hand, an extensive
assortment OF H3RDU.7RE, S.lDDLERY,
CUTLERY. QUEE.NSH.4RE, and GROCE-
HES, Of all descriptions.
They have also received, two cases superior
quality BOL1LNG CLOTHS
Nov 10. Is w3w
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VIRGINIA AT rules holden in the
clerks Office of the county court of Char
lotto, on the 9th day of October, 1922
William d. Matthews and Martin W. Daeen-
port, plaintiffs,
Against
John H. Matthews, Fanny NJ. Scott, execu.
trlX oi Francis Scott, decd, John Nj. Price,
!ohn Cobbs, Thomas Cobbs and James {.
Mclteynolds, Defendants.
IN CH4NCERY.
The defendant John X. Matthews, not having
entered his appearance, according f. the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court, and il ap.
pearIng to the satisfaction of the court that he
IS moi an lnhabitant of this State. on the mo
ton OF the plaintiff by counsel, II is OrdGtd
That the said defendant do appear here on the
first Monday in January next, and enterhis ap.
pearance and answer the plaintiffs bib, and
give security for performing the decree Of the
court, and that IA copy ofthis order be inserted
~ some paper printed in the town OF Lynch,
burg ior two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the courthouse Of thesad
county. A Copv-Teste.
II wSw WINSLOW ROBINSON, c.
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1--WE subscribers will continue to do bu.
u siness under the firm of GAIT Il BlL
LOCK, who have received by the ship prolec.
uon and Georgianna from Liverpool, and arp
now opening, general assortment of Fail and
inter Goods, which they will sell lowforcasL
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK.
October - I, u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-26

DY ririne Of a deed Of trust erecuted 10
ID lie sUb'erib,r byA 5 Henry, Ltor The pUr-
posi- Of SECURING a debt di,f 10. T.. RoyaH 4. 90
i1hirh deed isof ftoord IN he eounig copa oj
6sdtord, and beas date the 6h Of .1ug,tst, 1919,
d,ait, On The Isl a1y IF 1rrit, 1893, f1 far, u
rot he aert fair day hpeaGeD "H, al public
auction, in The torn Of LyncttWg, dej@e The
door Of the fraatiR Hotel, Jar ready money
'Ihe 'Icact OF hauA.
In The said deCd mentioned, containing Grt hun
drsd and fifteen aeres, or so much as wiH he suE
citm 10 sniilfg nd irp,t. 1hs ttusce nil cor
reg such THE only os "a rested in han.
CHISUELL D.iBATY.
AOsembtr - utb l6
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Valuable Stock Of Goods
Ar AIrlvrIDN

IN order to close the business of The late
firm OF kyles Mays, we will proceed to
sell, by way Of public auction, in the town of
Lynchburg, on Monday, The 2d day " Deceos-
Der, the extensive assortment of GOODS on
hand, consisting OF DRY GOODS, HlRD-
H.3RE, QUEENSH.3RE and GROCERIES,
Also, three very likely SLIFES
Country mcrchanls and planters wishing TO
purchase 10 advantage, will do well 10 attend
Terms will be liberal, aud made known on
the day Of sals. d. W KYLE,
Smriring partners Of kytfs d Nay,
The sale viii be conducted by John Il. d
Payne, Auctoncer.
Nov. 10. ids 10
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Notice,

4 PETITION will be presented to the
- next Legislature, praying that a law NAV
pass 'esllng the commonwealth fight to =
certain tract of land lying in the county If
bedford, OF which James Orrey died sri!oJ
10 MOSES JAMES PARKER.
September WV s,Ms'
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NeGroes iNr Sale,

DURSu ANT TO the las, will and testa-
Il ment Of Jnmce Robertson decd will be
sold at public auction on Tuesday tie 26th
Nov. neat, NJ the said deendents late rcs.
dence, In the lower part Of Campbell county
between II aud - likely ncgres, consisting
ot Men, Women, BOYS and Girls, together
with all the stock OF iloises5 Hogs, Cattle,
Sheep, Household and Kitchen Furniture
Farming Utensils, crop OF Corn odder To-
-bacco, Hay, Rye, Wheat Opts, &e, on credit
OF SIN months, the purchasers giving bonds
with approved security, on all SUNS OF frr
dollars and upwards, all sums under five dol
lars cash will be required
The sale 10 be continued from dey to day IL
necessary.
JAMES R0bTRTs0N,.l
DAVID. RoBERrsON, HNe''r''
Oct ~ 1892 u wtds
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AyuSt Sase.

IN pursuance of a decd of trust executed
Il 10 rs bv Richard Banks, hearing date the
10th day OF March, in the year ie22, aud "a.
corded in the clerks Office OF the county court
OF Amherst, for the purposes in said deed eN-
pressed, we shall, en- Friday the Doth day of
this month (Nuvember) proceed,o sell, nj nnb.
lie auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash at
the residence OF said Burr ,.in Amherst county.
the folloNing
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RUNAWAY.

kWOhl the subscriber on the seth O
Il March, servant named JAMES. Gene
rally known by the name of James Lowing
ne IS upwards OF six feet high, light complexs
ION, wen made, very sensible, shrewd. and
peri IN ms observations, and not easily intirDi.
oe'e eu lie formerly belonged to John Scott
Oh neutrality-suspicious. well on several musi-
ca Instruments, particularly the octave flute
anu VIII probably attempt to pass for free
MAN. VIM give thirty dollars and paw all
, ~ expenses if delivered to me in New
;an twenty dollars if secured in any
Iail SO that get him. He is now nrobahI,'
the vicinity of Richmond. :"
April %. No" or a.
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2Ntn = NEGRNES,

Consisting 81 men, women, boys, girls and
,hildfen-anfenest whom are tno valuable
Blseksmiihs. some very good House ser,ants,
aud Hn excellent WaggoBef Also, one Nsg
gnu and furniture, with sh Horses, tao az
tllrce sood Plantation Horses, together nth a
number OF articles OF Plantation tteHsils. -
Also. tso Feather Beds and furniture, aud Sc
yeral articles OF Household Furniture. Also,
LII.
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Notice.


RY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
- The subscriber, and others, by Green b.
Lewellin, bearing date ON the 9th day of De.
cember, 1919, and Of record in the County
Court OF Bedford, | shall, on The 7h dnu Of
December nert, at the dwelling house of said
Green b. Lewelin, in Bedford county. sell,
10y way OF public auction, for ready money,
the following property, to wit One bav
morse, known by the name of Yankee. one
sorrel horse, known by the name of Falby,
tour cows, two earrings -four feather beds and
furniture, one mahogany bureau, one walnut
table, one walnut cupboard, one dressing IN.
bic, one dozen chairs, one horse cart Two
men saddles, one woman's ditto, three bri.
dies, ten head of hogs, together with all his
plantation tools, and the residue of his house.
hold and kitchen furniture, and the increase
oil SAID stock, or so much thereof as shall no
necessary TO answer certain purposes in .aid
deed expressed. Acting as trustee. | shall onl,
convey to the purchaser or purchasers sncI
ute as is vested in me by the deed of trnst
Aforesaid, and none other
ALEXANDER kERSEY, Trustee
Nov. 10 xa,.s3.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

HsO De SOLD, Ia the highest bidder,
4 on Friday, The 20tb OF December neat
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Notice.
Notice.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL
Tracts OF Valuable I,anA

In Rockingham county, n. c. situated on Dan
River, between Smiths River and DaaviIIe
Apply to the subscriber, at Leaksvile, n c.
Od' IT, 1l1O GEO IZARD
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Slaves and property,

Viz Cupid, Daniel and Lewis, negro men.
Sally, woman, Charlotte and her child Del
ply, Aggy aud her child Edward, Betty, n Girl,
Que negro man named Anthony aud his wife
Jenny--siN head OF Horses, stock of Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, one Wagon aud Geer, one
Ok Cart aud one
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SegvOes 10Y Sale.

GENERAL Men, Women. Bows and
~ Girls, Will be sold low for cash, or on
short credt-say 4 or months. ENQUIRE of
the Printers
September 81. tets ,
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IN CH3NCEPV


On hearing bill ond the answer of the
defendants, George NJ. TinsIey, Alexander
iinsIey and John Hutchinson and Lucinda his
WIFE, and II appcaringt to the satisfaction of the
court that the defendants Anderson Tinsev
WHIT ". Baily and Dolly his wife do not re.
side within the limits OF this commonwealth
whereupon, Vt is decreed and ordered that un.
less the sad absent defendants do appear here
on or before the stday of January court next,
and enter their appearance and give security
according to the act of assembly and the rules
ct this court, the plaintiffs bill shall be taken
as confessed and the matter thereof decreed
accordingly, and il is further deereed and or.
dered, that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the
1ownof Lynchbnrg iorthe space of two months
successfully andihat another copy thereof be
posted at the front door of the court house Of
THIS county on two several court daysreturna
BILE to the FIRST day of January court next
Copy-Teste
10 A. B. DAVIES, c. A.C.
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October "a

4 1 court held for Amherst county the
"A 2lsi day of October, 1929.
=. Merit sr NJ White and Judith his wife, late Ju-
am iinsley, Thomas Clements and Rosanna
Ills "Ile, late kosanna IinsIey, Plaintiffs,
ueorge NJ, Tinsley, Alexander Tinsley, An.
aeFson Iinsley, Watt w. Bailey, and Do,y
MS Wiie, who was lately Dolly Tinsley, Bu'.
hesler lhsiey and John Hutchinson and Lu
cinda his wife, Defendants
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Attract OF AanA,

Containing by late survey COZ acres, and five
negroes, four oi whom ure rs likely aud valn.
able as any The land IS oi good quality, with
the usual quantity Of tobacco hand 10 cisaf,
switch will he divided into two tracts ~ suit
purchasers, both OF which viii include II dwcl-
ling house and oui houses.
The usual credit will be given on The lnnd,
on having the payment of the purchase money
satisfactorily secured, and twelve months on
the putcfnso money Of the negroes, secured IN
like manner - At The snma time aud place, all
the estate of The said Mrs Estes, deed. will be
sold on the usual credit, consisting OF stocks of
Cattle, Horses, liuss, sheep, Crops of grain,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture The ega-
tees TO said estate are requested 10 attend the
sale JOEL ESTES, Eaeeutor
Of Benjamin aud ScIah Estes, dec d
November 80. wtds 10
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One tract or parcel of Land,

Containing 2lal acfes, lying about mile' be-
loW The bridge on the west side Of Falling III.
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Tract OF X.aNA.

Commonly called the Mountain Tract, con-
tanning one hundred and nnety-six acres more
or less, being the same land purchased from
Joseph McCray by the said Bulks--for full.
Ter description OF which wereler those inclin-
edto purchase to the trust deed--orsuchpart of
the aforesaid Slaves, Property and Land as will
be sufficient to satisfy the debts in said deed
mentionedwithall costsattendine the excepting
the same. Acting as trustees we will orly
convey such title as is vested in us by said
deed, WM SHELTON,
RICHARD IL. BuRKs, trustees
November % OF III
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Notice.

WILL be scld, on Friday the Goth day
w of December next, u the highest bid
der, in fltsylyanio county, nj the lnie resi-.
dence of Mrs. Sclah Estes, deed, the residue
oi The estate Of Benjamin Estes, deed VIZ -
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MERINO SIiAWLS, &c.
Cd, ~ and FL Merino shnwl.,
81, IS and ~ Neck do
Ditto ditto Half do
"a aud Al Velvet do
Ditto /elia and Picnic do
III Of iehich nre Of The neacest fashions, just
reeeieed, and leiH be sold ot The Phiiadet-
phia prices. J. L. PATTEN.
Nov b. II w4w
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BEESWAX.

TuIE highest price will be paid for Bees.
Il wak, either ia CASH or GOODS, by
J. 1. PATTEN
November Z l1w7w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03
DIED.

On the 25th ult. after lingering i'll
ness, at his residence in Winchester,
Va. Doctor Edasard Conrad. 1t is on
occasions like this, when death in its
impartial track rests on being, whose
its is valued with its worth; that those
ceilings of sincere regret-which are
sdOm known, but when the mind is
,'itened by scene Of woe; that each
breast is filled with sympathetic sor-
row Such was the feeling of ALL who
Knew DOct. Conrad. The life of this
Ealy great man was exemplary; he liv-
"a an ornament to Society, a steady
friend, AID a father to the poor. Be
,Gs successful In his profession, was a
o'e'slngtO mankind-he died ever to
remain in memory, beloved and honor
'd-ICOm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03
For Amsterdam.
{ First spring Ship

a. The well known superior copper
$3.50 fastened Ship GENERAL Ling
AN. Will.om Crabtrss J~. Master, burthen
about 600 Hhds three fourths oil hercsrgo
is engaged, the remainder viii be received
on treight.-Apply to
WV. FOWLE& Co.
Captain Crabtree will continue TO attend
to the concerns OF his Shipping friends
any property entrusted to his management
will be duly attended to.
dec 90 ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03
"A Quarterly Meeting.

UwMMe, alexandria independent Blues,
urd,V "n Oe held at the court house on Sat
TIE u ese9ing next, at bali past 6 O'Clock
Ais ocSa noers will bear in mind that upou
con@; mission tie annual election for MOI,
hsasu,sr 'aoSl officers, a secretary anc
eapl,in viii take place. By order OF tn
Grs00,; J, H. SMOOT. Sec'y.
leSenegp P"'a'iOn for membership viii b.
ian 2.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03
No. 27,643

The PRIZE OF 1000 Dollars. This
~ humber came out Of the wheels OF
We ufs9d National Lottery this day, and
was sold, as usual, at
huNNGLLS' LUCKY LOTTERY
r.; OFFICE,
AiAg'slreet, Alexandria.
JaA.2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03

- pat the Committee on
NssO S;.;.,y be instructed to inquire
the s ,Ss sxpediency Of providing by law
into .aT onnishment Of murder, robbery,
for 1n ' 6thsr crime, which, if committed
OF s9 y the body of a county, would by
WI VIA laws Ofthe United States. 90 punish,
he s ,r;,b death, when the same shall
SOle emitted on board Of the ships of
be oftbs u. States, while lying within
F'r :, .,ser. basin, or bay, within the
aA! d;ctiOnal limits of any particular
ss,s no,;oo OF Mr.. Walworth. the House
w ~ take into consideration the re-
'gfs.Jt \. committee on the Post Office
POia p , Roads, on the petition OF Lemuel
El,so' w.Iworth moved that The same, TO-
nr. 18th the petition and documents,
ss'os ss.sred to the Committee on the Judi
cay natior, was supported by the mo-
Iu "a opposed by Mr.. Williams, Of N.
Ia' ss sben the question was taken
Geu s"" and Degahved; and the subject
l liter thereof was, on motion, referred TO
N'" "1m;tee oil the Whole House.
1 TSs Speaker presented communlca
~ i'on The War Department on the sub
y, "jlhs vessels sunk at the mouth OF The
~ lar of Baltimore during the late war.
pI In was read, and, on motion OF Mr.. Lit
y VIII i vas referred TO the committee on
Claims.
lion from the Navy Department, estima-
.," he additional expense of examining
~ different barhors belonging TO the U.
S, q. in the Pacific Ocean, and transport
40 tons weight OF artillery 10 the mouth
ofibs Columbia River at ID 5000.
On motion Of Mr., Floyd, the said COM
unoieation was referred to the selecl CON-
mittee appointed on the subject OF occugy-
ins military post at the mouth OF the Co
lunbia River.
The Speaker further presented com
msuica,ion from the Comptroller Of the
Treasury Department, containing an 40.
,tract ofthe outstanding balances due on
II, books of The Third Auditor of the
Treasury; which was ordered TO be prin-
TEA and laid on the table
An epgrossed bill from the Senate, enti-
tied
6 Al aci explanatory Of an act, entitled
An act for the relief of James Leander
Ca,hcarl, was read twice and committed
10 the committee On claims.
Az act to authorize the re- conveyance
ola Tract Ofland in the city of New I ork
under consideration.
M. Ross, OF Ohio, mcyed to recommit
The same, with Instructions to amend, by
adding thereto a section, the purport of
Shicb vas, that The materials OF which
FCAClntOh was composed, be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, for the
benefit Of The United States.
The lecOmmitment was supported By
the mover and by Mr. Euslis, Cambreling,
audCOcse, ana opposed by Mr.. Golden
OlTbiCh debate brief sketch shall be Civ
en- 10 our next--when the question was
taken on the motion for commitment
without special instruction, aud carried.
W. STilh, Of Maryland, moved that
when The House do adjourn, il adjourn 10
neel on Wednesday Dext Carried.
The House then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-03
Ran Away

L hS NJ. he subscriber, on the 28th OF
Hs.,saOer, last, an apprentice TO the
ness p naa making and Trimming bust
Year, "ausG John c. Row aged about 90
sDv ~. awful rewa ard will be given to
Ofiodsa spa mat wilt return said apprentice
sg,jo sl@ 10 any Jail so that ! get him
tItbs, @. a,l Persons are forewarned against
peril oorlng OF employing him at their
i,ns E. P. TAYLOR.
hf
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dissolution of Partnership.

M eoparlnership heretofore EXISTING
A. between John c. and y m II. Iys
n, = !, 'us DAY dissolved. All persons hav-
,e ~ v IA against he said firm, will pre-.
Conss q same 10 the subscriber at Stafford
n% INV mouse, Va. and ali indebted to The
pavw. ate requested to make immediate
inn JOHN c. TYLER.
eo3W
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For Freight,

AZ, The brig sHAWMUT, a new
Mand excellent vessel; burthen about
re or 1900 bbls. She is now on her pas
sage from Boston, and freight TO the
West Indies. or South America in prefer
ence, would be engaged al a reasonable
rate. Apply 10
dec q9.-3t S. MESSERSMlTH.
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Blank Books and Stationary
Articles.
n UST received and for sale by
- AN0R n KENNEDY.

Articles.
lust received and for sale by
- ANDR. Il. KENNEDY.
A complete assortment Of ledgers, jour-
mails and day books; letter, invoice, blank
aud mem. books OF every size and variety,
faint lined and plain
Record books OF every description,
80 Gross Bennett boards,
1900 lbs Band box do
f. Cap writing paper, Nos. | 2 r 8.
S. fine quarto post, giit& coloured,
Hot pressed & plain, S. fine
playing cards,
Paper hangings, of new patterns, with a
general assortment OF other goods 10
bis line.
N. B. A. T. Kennedy is constantly sup
piled with all The new publications oil me-
rat. Every description of Am. school
books by the doz. at liberal discount tor
cash.
JAMS law3w
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Tom Fuller is Gone /!
$50 Rcscard.

N7iLL.be given fol the apprehension
wv OF Tom Fuller. cololred man.
purchased Ia.eIy from Mrs. Summers Of "a,
lexandria, he Is black. and aged about SO
years, has q free wife IN said city. near
Legg's tavern
A stout, tall, sceH made man..
understands something Of the tanning bur
.iness, is we'll known in Alexandra. Tho
above reward wiz be paid on bis delivery
20 Capt. o. w Calls at Barnaby in Nd, 81
at Greenwood, Prince W'illiam Go. Va {:
VIM. DABNY. (
By bis agent
w. CALLS.
dec IA 1aw4w
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FIR Pernambuco (BraziD

AOtu0uiOutV \0IoAt1/
10 Be address Of james II. Benasa ]
zoe. The substantial and fast sailing
.S& Schooner GREEN, Samuel L0Ins
bard master, has the principal part OF =
{ arg engaged 4 gong on board for freight
Ut Zoo barrels or passage. Apply to
r. II HON LAND,
Who has for sole, just recei1sd per PGnopsa
from Boston
30 Boxes mould Candies, Hollis" Brand.
10 do do Simpsons,
Zoo Gallons best wint,r pressed sperm
acetI Oil. ie st.
18th mo ~
For Portland y Saco.
~. The good schr SYRt.N, Moses
Emery, master, will take 800 bbls.
freight, ii immediate application is made
to w. FOWLE e Co.
Who have received per the above vessel,
and offer for sale.
$4,000 feet OF lumber.
!. dec Is
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SALES By ICTI0N
sptlbIic Safe.

FINDER t6s aulbotisy Of : desd 0f tsust
" from Adam Lynn, 10 secpre : debt
due to Peter Wise, The subscrihef V tlfpfs,
fer A public sale on the py6hsisst . o..
Tuesday, the 29th day OF January naxtssts
u O'Clock, two story brick Tenement
and lotof ground on thssopib side Of King
street. between ST. Asaph md Pitfstreeis
now occupied by John B. Hanmatt. The
lot on which The said tenement stands = I
2zsfeet in 'front.', and extends southwark ~
depth 1861 feet. Terms made knoMasst
place of sale. e ssses
THOMAS WHlTTLE. Trustes.
dec. 2 sNS sff IN,
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rOICE FROM ST. HELENA.

Mr.. O'MEARA WAS for some time the sur
seon of the late emperor Napoleon at ST.
Helena, and became very intimate with
him. In his recent work, entitled A voice
from st. Helena" he has, in the language
of Bonaparle himself, given the opinions Of
that celebrated parsonage of many of the
public men who figured IL France aud else.
where, IN the time OF the republic, OF in the
reign ot Napoleon. We have to-day ex-
traeted several Of the portraits drawn by
The deceased emperor IN his conversations
with his surgeon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-09-27
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F4ROM the Subscriber On Sunday the 25th
\ inst, a GREY HORSE, five or six years
last Spring, pickcd tail, little lame in the
lethind leg when lro ted about ioul feet eleven
inches high, and was shod all round with new
shoes whrn went away-any person who will
secure himso thatI get him ain will be hand
soraely rewarded Tor then trouble.
JAS. BLANT ON Jr.
Cumberlond County,
nenr RAMS Iarera,
August 80. w2ws