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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-16
trustees Sale.

ON TUESDAY next. The 18th inst. at
" 3 o'clock, the subscriber will offer
al public sale, at the ALEXANDRIA READ
ING ROOM all the right title and interest
OF Amo> Alexander, Gan insolvent debtor. J
10 and to the following
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-16

Swansdown, toiinet y yalentia veslngs
Mkt and blue cassinets
Olive aud drab tiuShings
Indigo, blue and Devonshire kerseys
Mkt u drab twilled plains
Green, red and booking baizes
Red, yellow and white hannels
Superior rartain and Circassian plaids
Cords & veiVets; Bennet's patent cord
Merlno shawls, neat assortment
Coloured cashmere sbawls
Fig'd border'd do do
Fancy cotton shawls and handkerchie!s
Irish linens, diapers and hollands
Russia sbeetlngs, dowlas. burlapS
Cotton and WOrsted hosiery
Black, slate, and worsted do
Lambs wool and Vigona do,
Half hose, guernsey trocks and drawers
English black T. white silk ribbed hall
hose
Plaln&' 6g'd bombazetts various colors
Black (. colored bombazeens
Domestic sheetings anc shirtings
Do plaids s. stripes
Fig'd blk silk and eros de Naples
Silk sbawls and hdkts
GCanton and Nankn grapes
Grape sbawls
Italian white, blk & pink grapes
Ha, band do do
Fancy calicoes, furniture cbintz
"A and GA cambria muslns
do do Jsconet do
do do null null do
do do book do
Book muslin hdkis,
null muslins
Fancy cravats, col'd lutestring, sim
shaws, fancy ribbons
Madras, flag, Bandanna f. SpittlefeId
hdkfs, sewing silks, silk buttons,
Spool floss and sewing cotton in. Nos. j..
Knitting and earning do do
Threads, tapes, sc. &c.
With a great variety of other articles too
numerous TO mention.
JAS. g. l. K. BARRY.
ALSO,
Cotton Yarn,
Of all numbers, which they seli5 on com,
mission at the Baltimore mandatory cash
prices, OF the best quality, and real num-
bers. ). y. q n. d.
n a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-16

gP The Alexandria Circu-.
lating Library is removed to King street,
first door below the Mayors Uthce.
nov l2 et
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-11-16
One Other Tract,

in Montgomery county, Va. being third
OF an undivided tract Of 8, 500 acres. Also,
One half Of an undecided Tract
in Som erset county, Nd. binding on Nam
ticoke river, being part OF a tract OF land
called 'Tbe addition to Wilson's Discoy-
cry" the whole containing 1923 acres.
One Other Tract,
in AIlegany county, Md. said 10 contain
So acres. Terms made known on the day
Of sale. ISAAC ROBBINS, trustee.
s. A MARSTELLER, Auct.
nov IA n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
DIR awins ANNOUNCED :


conEN's OFrioF, Ill MApKgT Strict,
Baltimore, Nov 8, Ial2.
% We have the plfaenre 10 aunounre,
that ia consequence Of the already extern
sive sale ut the tirkeis IN tie STATE.
LOTTERY, the drawing y III take place
on Thursday, the 26th Of NEXT MONTH,
IN the city Of Ballimnre, aal will be COM
plrted IN 1lS pnAwiN0s ONLY, under the
snperiniendencc OF the commissioners ap
pointed by The Governor and Comel.
The scheme, which confirms ouly 5000
tickets, is comparatively very BRIL-
LIANT. The capital prizes are
10000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS
There arn not near two blanks to prize,
and besides the capitals, the thousands, TIM
hundreds, The Gilirs, sc. there are no icss
lhan joDo prizes Of sio each
Whole Tickets $40 Quarters 81 30
Halves , Eighths | IS
To he had IN the greatest variety fnum-
beers at
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
TIL 3rNf2s Norm

iii y ENlSs HOUR
Thi Is The heur Rhou memory wakes
Iisions Of joy thu could moi last,
1hie IS Tue hour when fancy takes
\ survey OF the post.
She hrinss before the pensi,e mind
The hallow'd scene NJ earlier Yenrs
Aud lrends VINO long have been consign'd
To silence aad 10 tears.
The fele VIZ lik'd-the one Wc lov'a--
\ sacred hand---comc Stealing m,
And many form tar hence remoyd,
And many pleasure gone
Friendships, thu, now In dcnlh arr hni'd,
md goaag III. cljon's broken chain
Aud hopes tint ftc too quickly crush'd
In mem'ry bloom agiin
Few which the lnding CLEANS nf DIV,
But muse On hope u quickly flown;
iint after tint they died away,
Til all nj last wire gone!
This.is the hour when luncy Wrenths
lier spell' rsaad joy thai could moi last
Tbs IS The hour when mem'ry brcathes
4 sigh 10 pleasures past
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
TWO TRACTS,

Adieining 10 each other, containing 277 acre,
ON tie ca5i ,,dr of the said rivcf. aud immrdi-
airlS opposite 10 tho former trdc, with GOOD
ford Between. Also, rom Twelve to fifteen
hundred ACRES o. land, iyiEgon both SIDES Of
tho aid river adjoining the bidgc on the
2rcal road. containing valuable loW grounds
and some excellent tahaeco--both mill pond
aud Nuod iand.
for the Nrgfocs, notes, NEGOTIABLE al either
OF The kiuks IN LyueL'urF, nj O., y and IS
day. with GOOD enderscrs will br roqnired.--
For ine other property tWck" months credit
viii he given, tue purchasers giving lonos
with approved security. For the lands, by
paving small part Of lie purchase money in
land, or NJ ahorI credit, liberal credit, viii
be allowed, the purchasers giving bonds with
a proved security in all cases liberal dis
cJtui wil be- allowed Tor ready money.
II the lands are nOt sold, they viii lie rented
on that day to the HIGHEST bidder.
apy fentlrmW,wishiu 10 purchase may SEQ
ihc lands previous To thc day of sac--i would
prefer malSiDga private sale,
JOHN REID.
Reidg Store, Campbell, Nov. y. wfwi6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
Iract of E.ana.

Commonly cniled the Mountain Tract, con.
tninins one hundrednnd ninety-six ncres more
Or les, benz the same land purchased from
Joseph Nctny by the said BuIts.-for lnl-
lrr description of nhirh we refer those inelin.
edio pnlchoscto the trust deed-.oraueh part -
The aforesaid slaves, Property and Land rs will
he sneliccn 10 satisfy the debts IN aid deed
mcnt'onedw ith all costs attending the sccntng
he same, Acting NJ trustees we will only
convey such title MS is vested In us by sud
deed. WM SHELTON.
RICHARD II. BuEKs, trustees
November 81. ~ M
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

'kvust Su,e..

IN pursuance OF a deed Of trust execatoa
10 ~ hy Richard Bnlks, bearing date The
18Th day al Mnfch, In The yenr li22, and ~
corded IN thc clerks Office Of The county couf.
ol amherst, Ton tie purposes IN said deed o.
pressed, I'VE ehnll, on Friday the 2olh da Of
this month {NoyeinbeD poees d to sell, ~ pub
liz auction, 10 lho hiphre bidlicr, for cn.h, at.
the residence OF sand Barks IN Amherst county.
tho i.II,,, t,t.r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
a li,'I'

With usnull heusc thereon, lyn,p on 3ra STREET,
in thr corporation OF L,nrlhrg, u Joining the
property Of Edward Du.lel containing Al
feet, and mose particularly described ia taid
decd Acting ns trustee shall convey only
such title rs is >estcd IN M.
fiIl1NELL nAENET, Tmsiee
November - Mtds 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
Slaves and property.

Viz Cupid, Daniel aud Lewis, negro mcr,
sally, "A woman, Chgdotlo and Der ,hiid De-
ply, AgBy and her child Edward, Betty, II gul.
ono nogio mun nomed Anthony mud biz Wit
Jrnny--sik head OF Horses, stotl, oi Cattle,
sheep and Hogs, one Wagon aud 0eer, one
DA 4 arr aud u!tc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
ice.

A PETITION will he presented TO tho
"A ueN Legislature. praying thai a law may
pass yesiing tho CONFERENCE.-The right 10 "A
CERTAIN tract OF land lying in Tho cauniy Of
bedford, OF which James Orry died seized,
10 MOSES * JAMES PARKER,
Aud the heirs Of Nancy Parker
September !. WV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
AYYact OF land,

Containing by late survey, COZ acres, M d five
negroes, four OF whom are as likely and vu'u.
able ms any. The land is Of good quality, with
the usual quantity of tobacco land To- clear,
which will be divided into two tracts 10 suit
purchasers, both OF which viii include dwell
ling house and ont houses.
The usual credit will be given on the land,
on having the payment Of the purchase money
satisfactorily secured, and Twelve months on
the purchase money Of the negroes, secured in
like manner AT the same time aud place, all
the estate of tho SAID Mrs. Estes, decd VIII be
sold OH the usual re',it, consisting Of stocks of
Cattle, Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Crops OF grain,
Household and Kitchen turnitare. hetega-
tees 10 said estate are requested to attentive
sale. joel ESTES ,sry u'or.
IT Benjenin atya Se!ah Bates. der
NoysDesg p. wits rs .
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
u! Last EveninS's Mail

ThePackct ship New York, Capt. Max
well, arrived AT New York ON the nth inst.
bringing London dates 10 the eoth Scptem-
her and Liverpool IL The lst Of October
No news of importance are contained in
them, Lord Wellington Vas seriously in
disposed.
Mr. John Randolph, of Roanoke, arriy-
ell IN the New urk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
CO II r. N s
LOTTERY 81 EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Id .lHutktf-Slysfi RaigJDor,


Iii .Mrktt-Sirsei, baltimore.
Where ia the two last STATE LOT
TEklES were sold the great capitals OF
$4,000, $4,000, and no less than SE-
VEN CAPITALS Of $1,000 each
o. In addition 10 the above the mpa
raIelrd suercss Attending purchasers atCo-
HEs's 0FrIer, was again evident IN the
Monument Lottery, which was finished u
few days ago--fhe two highest prizes Ia
the scheme were sold nj Cohnn's, viz. No.
1919, the great capital of 100000, IN n
whole ticket and No. 5a52 the capital oil
10000, in shares besides No. 5al8, u
prize of $4,000 in whole ticket, aud nu-
nierous llsl Of thousands.
NC. &C
. = orlers from any part of the T. States,
pot phid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets,
will meet the sanle prompt attention, NJ il on
personal application, addressed To-
j. !. COHEN, Jr.
Sfr'g IN Hf Managers Baftih0rf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

"A was already practicable, good
~ III, travelled, from Tehauantepee
ahd 1''p .,anosite shore, nearly aionS tie
% .' I'D Iiue of Gaatimala' @',lout h,l'
pun p. eonsequence--so good 'nat d car
Of an. md. without difficulty, 80 rom The
rage - - sbnrn TO thu Pacific m about siN
hus',- RI east Of La Vera Cruz. am
,anr humble servant.
.opni a,o.-We have now entife return
,'a congressional elections III ono and
Of ul r'r,,yinq = a complete list OF The mem
the I'LL ~. Eighteenth Congress from that
stle' ~ Gazley. John Patterson,
James u Ross. john c. Wright,
1ho'iav aoce John Sloane,
Joseph c,mnbel, Elisha Whlttlesey,
!ohh = aIi,rthnr. Mordecai Barley,
william Wilson, >, T. mon,
philemon BeecheT, william mchean'
'm,,,eenna,,.-Thc following is also a com
III, of the members elected To the
pr" Fo,qress. from the state of Georgia
Joel Abbot, 80, 1oiin
George Carey, Edward I. Iatlnail'
'psonas ". Cobb, Wiley Thompson.
Alfred Gulhbert, 10
The SECRETARY OF THE NAVY has re-
ID IN the seal of voyernmept with his
@miIy. from a visit 10 his residence in New
ynrk. in good health. 10.
d. p,cu,Rp NJ. Johnson has been re-elcc-
ID 70 the Senate of the United States,
ton the State of Kentucky, for six years,
t f.om fine Sd of March next, without opPo-
ston. =. a.
Mr. LowSDEs, previously to his departure
|'r Europe, resigned his seat in Congress,
w. 'aJ that AN election is TO take place on the
9th inst. to supply the cavancy. 10.
The board Of health of Savannah add
,onrned their weekly meetings on the 3oth
IN after congrataating their irllow-eltIzens
. ~" the season was 50 far advanced that
,bev might confidently invite the return OF
.ha.e persous who had left the city. The
. . they state, has been unusually
bs,ltby. and the mortality has been cem-
paratyeIy small. TO-
The United States Frigate Congress,
c,otain Biddle, sailed from Hampton
Roads on the 7th. The Congress ls bound
ON cruise for the protection of Our com
neree, against pirates in West India Seas.
N'"'' IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22


.4ge, an mGrnity nobody owns.-.h
H2ae, the domestic amusement of three
hundred visitors in = small room 10 yawa Il
each Other Bur-, every thing one dishkes
II also means any person talking Of rrIi-
gion.-bag'p@, ordering goods without
the purpose Of paying. CoRscifcc, some
thing To swear by.--Common .scaSe, yul-
gar quality oochmon, gentleman or
accomplished Hdariof, vehi-
Gle for oueE servants, the djcIIcy being the
SCAT of the ladies', and The coach box for
the gentieman.-Ctor'iy, q golden tlch't
to iatalaui or any other favoritc pcrior-
mer.-D,dt, necessary eyiI,-D,ag, doing
as other people do.-Dreas, half nascd.--
DeccJcB keeping up an appearance DaB
night or strictly speaking, from 10 p. III.
10 & a. M roaoay, obsolctc.--Fotupe,
the sumnum bonam. Fnshion, tte Jeue sra
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
New Staple aud Fancy Goods.

M hitlI were selected, principally Mt
~ auction, With considerable ralns. bv
,h"ir Resident partner In the city of New York.
laiuea by the partner here,) at n time when
ha' market WINS unusually Depressed. I1cir
'o'h, therefore, nj present. Is larec. aud viii
~ continually added IN by enrh arrival from
mat Guy, which viii enable them to have com
Ifise9 IN II every article that Is either .tnsefll
or fashionable y
Experience has TAUGHT them, that. Nv bnyiuv
y partner constantly In mnfkei none can g .rI
mem IN iheir advantages, and they conceiye
II gives them snner,oritv which none in mi.
market possess but themselves
ihelt numerous customers aud friends. bs
'a'''ng' VII find II 10 be their deerminntiou
I" sell each and every article nj r.. reduced
prices rs any other house IN this nj &C. or lu
NE upper country, They therefore cordially
'nVhe ihrir home customers. rs well ~ those
~ distance, 10 call and eknr1ine thcIr mi,
oes, frollng assured tint the prices and ni,nl..
TIES OF their goods nte only neressor, Ia 20
known In en,ure 10 them n further ettenstou
oil mat very liberal patronage they have AREA.
dy hitherto bud
hsnpply of all descriptions Of
Grocerles, Qucenswarc, SadIcrv.
A. &c II Kept by them, rs also TOW LINEN
fEATiIERS, sc &c. 80 1890
WV ~ 5lifJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
Schooiield & YhurYnon

IUAVE inst received from the North a
quantity of CARItYALL WAGONS,
some Of which ara HANDSOMELY finished with
caIash covers, which will be sold ut fair pri-
,es Nov y. It.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
400 DOLLARS Reward.

WILL pay one hundred dollars for tho
I apprehension Of JACK Harris, free negro
raised in the county Of Bedford, il taken ont of
this State, or ten dollars if taken in the State.
hold his inden;ures dated the 2Sth Oct. 1893,
and an urdrr OF Buckingham court for his snle
10 pay Jail lces--Iic is yellow fellow, about
six feet high and about 80 years old. Clerks
of courts where his inden'ures may he record
ed are cautioned against removing them.
STEPHEN PANKEY.
November %. w3w' 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
%[g-
AUTHENTIC fROM SPAIN.

Eriraet from hi'ghiy respectable .lmcrieon
GeaAeman, dated ,Hairjd, &Pi ..
The Affairs Of this country are extreme
ly critical. \ civil war RACES in Catalonia,
Gray and Navarro. Money is scarce. A
formidable French army is onthe frontiers,
aud Congress. of so,ereigus just Assem-
bling. 40 doubt 10 deliberate on the affairs
Of he Peninsula. With all these threaten
ing appearances, have full confidence that
the constitutional sy5trm established hcrr
will be sustained We shall soon see and
know The worst traah Ga&.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

At the late Winchester Assizes, in Eng
land, after passing scateacs Of dcah .upon
several prisoners, aud various degrees ol
punishment on others, the Judges retired
from tia Court, preceded, as rs usual al
Assize towns, by their trnlnptterS, who
played TO them the appropriate airs Of 81,
,cay wiM Melancholy" and 8. 6egoae DhS
Cayen
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

g4Y virtue of deed of trust executed Ia
fD the subscriber by hnsen \Ilcn, for purpo-
srs therein nnmcd, bearing date The 10th fut.
fGary, sly, aud recorded iuihr clcfh - Office Of
thc llu.iiugs Cour OF Isuchbnrp, viii sell
iorNasb, on the prnises, on tuesday the ard
fln\. al nrf,tolu,r nh Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

.9mbtra coeniy, .Norembtr Court, ls22.
Francis Pare md Sally bis vile, formerly
Sally Owens, Gnbriel Psgc AMI Fran,es his
wife, formerly Frances Owens. Rachel Owens
mido" ond heirs Vi barnet Owens, deed
Plaintiffs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
.sE0ticc.

WILL be sold, on Friday the Goth day
w of December next, TO the highest bid
der, in rittsylyania county, ut the late resi-
deuce of Mrs. Selah Estes dec d, the rtsid
of the ,sfnie nf Rcniamin Esins dee IL Viz =.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

il has been very currently reported here,
for gone days past, ola very heavy aud IN
expected failure Of the first house IN Errdc-
rieksbnrg, Va. 10 the amount of s2Do, 900.
II is said, the future has created the utmost
CONSERVATION al that piaer.
.Rcf. Hraid NJ Non. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

DY rirtue Of deed Of i,1tst executed 10
ID the atbscribu bgH s. Henrg, Nor me par-
pose gf securing dcdt doe 10. +, RogaH 4. Coz
whicb desd Is II rec0rd in he coHgiy cotert Of
Btdtord. and Jears tate me 9Th If 4ng,"t, 1919.
MaH, on ne ld dan Of .iprH. 1893, (DFr, j
uei the nert far dag herca6D1 sell, n pnbEc
auction. in he iolgn Of LyActbUg, betorc he
Linz nj LLe r1nnklin ILIfl Lur II min lnnnrn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22


Sally Owens, Gabriel PAgc und Finn,es his
vile, formerly Frances Owens. Iinchel Owens
mido" mud heirs Vi barnet Owens, deed
Plaintiffs.
Susan Nhrisiau, Charles Christian, Rachel
Christian, Walter Christian, Frances Cbristinp.
Polly Christian, E'iznhcth Christian and Sadly
Christian, heirs OF Folly Christian who Vas
bcir md representative Of Polly CHRIS ian, dec
formerly Polly Owens, Defendants.
IN CH.iyCERY
The plaintiffs having filed thrr bin, Whcrf,
npon II appearing 10 the subtraction of the
cofrt thai the renl estate of the sni,f Bnyn,t
Owens, viii not exceed three hundred ,lollnf.
n share 10 nnch distributee II |. therefore Or
drrcd that Snsnn Christian, Charles Christian.
Waller Christian, Rachel Christian, frances
Chrstinn, Polly Christian and EIxsbeih Chris.
tian, heirs aud representatives of Polly Chris.
tim, formerly Polly Owens, do appear hefc on
the first day Of February court next, 10 sho,,
canse, II any they Gnu, why the snid rcnl -.
ttir should not be sold and distributed aceol.
ding 10 the act of assembly ia that case nude
and prov idrd, c Ordi' 4 [ t,e prayer of III
plaintiffs bilI--And il app arne 10 The sai.-
ton Of the CONT that tho said last named te,
enInnts are not inhabitants Of this common.
wealth II is therefore ordered hat unless the
SAID defendants do appear here on or before
| the first day OF February court next, and cDt,r
| their appearance and give security nceord p
TO the net Of assembly, The plaintiffs bill shaii
| he taken as confessed aud the lnaiier there.
fore decrecd accordingly, aud il Is further oy-
dered TINT copy OF this order DO forthwith
inserted h the Nirginihn for the space Of two
months excessively, and that another copy
thereof be posted at the trout door Of the
court.house Of this county on some court day
| Copy-ieste.
| 10 A. Is. DAVIES, VIZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
lhe Tract of ianA.

In the ssd decd mentioned, confirming FIRE hita-
drel aai fifteen ntrea, or so maeh rs aN be mf-
riem 10 satisfy wd3 trust Tire hpfee wW ron
rcV sueh tile o1,iy az Is r'df9 in HIM.
CUISU ELI D.7BNEY,
[ Ms,n,Jer %. @'5s 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

From he GcorFid .hctrtiacr Qf.Aou. 3
In the Columbian Telescope, OF the 29lh
nltimo, under the editorial head, there is n
string Of f,tlschoods published as correct
account OF a meeting between Mr.. M'DuIiic
AID myself Only six persons were pre-
sent, aud leSpcct the editorto LET me know
which Of them was his informant, unless he
wishes TO pass for the author of the story.
If either olthe six did circulate such n re
port, he cannot honorably withhold his
name after this publications The gentle
men oi Carolina, if lo not entirely mis-
taie lhcir character VIII appreciate the
conduct II Alr. { line n This affair, uithmt
any continent OF niue. When the proper
time arrives, there shall b. correct state
ment of occurrences 80 egregiously misre-
presented IN the Telescope.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22
VIM CUMMING.

We aresorryf ~ learn, co cerning Mr. JET
ferson thai 81 this day week on putting his
foo lpoa ohc OF the steps Of his house, tltt'
step gave way, he fell, aad one Of the bones
ri his left ann was broken As laic as
Thursday nisut, he was doing wclI--and
was likeI, Ia sustain no material iuconyc-
mence, I.hqmrer, l9th nst,
~ The report Of the death Of Major
Nicholas editor Of the floridian) Is contra.
dietcd. 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

~ " nitakeT, in his history Of Muachester
ipLnsaad'l reIs,ca that in an ,rly period Of
nn%llsl history, two iogs Suffered for as
ss"'aiia one ot the LIONS IN the Tower, on
se prmrPie of Ks being treason against
sgyapy We may expect irom the Com
t.',Ss q Verona, law .. treason. ics@ ma
9'sH} Nl}eli IaaY extend to eases Ike this.
a tal WIZ nqt be any longer suiF.red 80
s'E 'lpoa tjag.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-22

When man sues on Il sealed writing,
he defendant before he is compelled 10
plead, may require oyer OF that instrument;
in other words, that it may be shewn 10
him. or that he may have an opportunity
threading the same. We knew man who
was once sued in an action of tfcspass, for
breaking the paintits china, AID he came
into the court and crayed oyer o! the bro
ken tea cups. \ man remarkable tor ohh-
ging his supicaling friends, with the con
tents of his tobacco box, finding il rather
incougenicnt to be al 80 many bccks and
calls, laid down this rule for his. futur obser-
VANCE. The first time said he that man asks
me for tobacco, | will relieve his necesal-
ties on the second application, | shall al
ways hereafter crave 0ytr OF his tobacco
box. This gentleman is an Old revolution
ary character now alive. He declared 80 us
Tat the iirsi time he had ever read the Vi
car of Wakefield, WIS at the siege OF York
town. Setting down before the British en-
treaclmruts, with the book in his hand, by
the tine that his attention was enSrossed by
his author, one OF his patty would cry on
a shel-he would ihen cast his eyes on the
route OF the b.mh through the atmos-
phcre, and finding that all WAS safe, woud
begin to read the page once more ifom
which his attention had hecncaiieG an--be'
fore he had proceeded to ,l'a t."ttom, TN
or, Of a shcll would ares his attention d
sooand time. In :his way, said he, did The
British by lbG aid Of thcir bombs, proi"!hs
ihe eieaslre dat the page Of GOLDSMITH
had n9Digrd
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Ope tract or parcel OF Land.

2LtI acre.. lying about miles be-
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Messrs. Cumming and M'Dullie are
hehcelnrlh TO be cassed with the " Squat
"fS, and have tkas rendered themselves
pohoNous TO the landlaws, as well rs the
saws AGAINST Affairs of Honor. 1t is said
I :, they mean TO take. at their next rem
s ,." ib" position OF Philosopher Square,
WIN The lug-screea,
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A NEW DICTIONARY.

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