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r,om the .Asw Yors, Gazette, Aug. 10.
THE PEOPLE fSErh HUNT.

Thu, Court of Sessions yest' rd J dc eide
,hat they had no authority To ISSUE Inc co..
,',;ssion under the seal of the court, when
IA been moved far b the defendant, 10
- testimony ON his behaif in Enelatd
ii France. In relation IN the charges ini'io
I,s -Iri,i' against the Hon. jonathan Itlis-
IN In consequence of which, Mr.. Dter
a.. assn ,le c,,,IAi.el for TIRE prosecution,
.,sted 10 the Court. that the district attor-
nv and himself on the part Of til people,
had entered into an arrangement win the
Je6rndant's counsel, which obsiated the IL
cal difficulty. We understand that aecor-
ding 10 this arrangement Ito which tlr
Court assentcd, Commission viii ISSUE nm
der the signatures oi the respective Coun-
.eI for the examination, under oati, ol the
,v;tnrssrs named therein, in England and
France, upon interrogatorles and cf'ss-in-
,srrngatories 10 be settled before the First
Judge or the Recorder, and 10 be annexed To
the commission. Six months are allowed f'r.
the return of the commissions. In the
mean time, the testimony of Mr.. Fred.
Mullet. who is now in this state, and is the
siryiyilg partner of the house of hlullett,
Evans !. co. il 10 be taken, with that of
other persons, on the part of the prosecu-
finn. 10 be read on the trial in case of death,
ar the absence from the state, Of such wit
nesses.
The Counsel IN the above cause are,
Hnrh Maxwell, Esq. District attorney, and
John Duer, Henry Wheaton, aud, John l..
Lawrence, Esqs. as associates, on the part
of the people. Pierre c. Van Wyek and
Charles G. Haincs, Esqs, are engaged on
the part Of Mr.. Hunt.
We Nave received an Havana paper cf
August Sd, containing some proceedings OIL
The government of Cuba, which exhibit
symptoms of discomfort at the proceedings
OF the metropolitan government, that may
Ieal to important consequences. The pro-
ceedings terminate in the remonstrancc of
the Junta at Havana to the National
Cortes against certain of its domgs, &c.
We do not well enough understand the
language to attempt translation, Our
readers must therefore be satisfied with
this statement until we can obtain an Eng
nah version OF the whole. Nh. Int.
: The New York Commercial Advertiser
notices two outrages recently co.puitted
in that city one by fifteen Or twcntylmen,
among whom were arrested and recognized
one or more of the Circus riders, ON the
African Theatre, as well on the building as
the persons of the performers; the other
riot purposely created at the Circus, by
combination of individuals, who trpped up
and knocked down many persons going
out, at the end of the performance. In
both cases, several Of the offenders were
taken, and will undergo tie punishment
they deserve. X,
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Wheat Eal.s.

1--WE snbscriher has op hand, for saie,
4 nnmher If first rate WHEAT FANS
apfliN II his residence, on Cocke sire,f. near
Slebali's thsesh, SlErEES ElrLLa
AUGUST IN witty !
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n Roman Coin found an Tennessee.

n Roman Coin found an Tennessee.
at has long been desideratum with the
learned, to know by whom the numerous
fortifcatlons, sc. in the western country
were erected. 1t is now in our power TO
add one fact that may serte to direct in
quiries a little further. A short time since
a.coll,r was dug in The town OF Fayetteville,
on Elk riyar, in that state, not far from the
lines of one of those ancient Notifications,
81 common in the western country, and in
the dirt was found corroded with kind OF
tist small piece of metal, which being
ssrobcd OF is covering, was found 10 be "a
silver coin, issued about 100 years before
Christ, and in good state OF preservation.
1t is in the possession of merchant OF
Nashville, and has been seen by hundreds,
many of whom are antiquarians, and they
s'e satisfied it is genuine coin and one
gentleman, who has lately been III italy
and saw the busts of the persons represent
cal on the coin, declares the heads very good
Wrse letters are seen:
Antoniys avg pi,s +. 2. rip Cos. Ill
TIN the other side,
A'erelies Cesar avg p III Cor. Which
are construed thus Antonius Plus, prin-
ctp ponIiz crtlo Consele. Aurclius C4sal
Augtstus pentifItx tertio consuie.
ne marks, sc. exactly agree, in every
particular, with the probable state of the
srta and history Of the times, but how th'
'o!u was brought to Tenuessee, is left NJ
olaeFs To ascertain
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To the Ediior.-The Courier is request
ed rs auimadvtrt on the enormous large
straw hats worn by some gentlemen IN tins
city. a ID
We think the hats abUve alluded to com
meudable for many reasons.
They assimilate the head of gentlema,i
to the head Of a lady-which IS certalnl!
an Improvement. ,-u.
They are substitute for an umbrella
alIording an ample and expensive shade.
They enable you to travel lnco$ 9''i'uI : :
the streets. which is the fashionable mod'
of travelling among great people
You can see, whom you please anu :"
void others and none can see yoa' "i'o"
you do not choose tn see yoIl.
If these reasons are not satisfactory w
knoni not what would be.
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An Agricultural Writer condemns INNS ~" > :
practice of sailing cattle in the VIII =, ,be
'eSiremely iIjmious-salt the hay II, . alt
NOV there Is much saving Of tune anu ,a,,,
II prevents injury to TIE hay by hea'''e
md Improves is quality
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In the London Times VIC find an account
of the " British Fott'sn Philantliropic So
cirty," for the permanent relief Of the la
boring classes. Among the Vice Presi-
dents are ono Duke, two Barls, six Counts
and Niscouuts, six Lords and Barons, and
john Randolph, Esq. Virginia, L. States
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10y virtue of deed OF trust executed 10
ID the subscriber by Joseph Boyce, hearing
date 9Th Dee. 1918, aud daily recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the lIustings Cont 81 Lynch
burg, will sell NJ auction TO the highest bid.
der Tor ready money, before the door of ths
franklin Hotel IN the town of Lynrhbnrg, on
friday he ON tag Of neH monh (Septemder,)
One haX Acre Lot,
Lying nj the junction o Fourth ally and lIth
street, TO sstisiy debt due 10 Archibald TO-
berlson rs expressed in said deed Acting ~
trustee shall convey such title only as il vest
cd In me. WM, RADFoRD.
Aug. 27 81
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Chnrcocl-A correspondent states that
the medical qualities Of Pulverised Char
coal, are daily developing themselves. In
addition to its value in bilious disorders,
two ounces of the charcoal boiled in pint
OF fresh milk, may be taken in doses OF
wine glass full, by adults, every two hours,
in the most obstinate dysentery, until re-
lief Is impaired, which has not failed to be
the effect in almost every instance. II Is
harmless and the experiment may be safe
" tried. Charcoal made from maple
wood, is the purest that can be readily OBJ
tanned.
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The following Slaves,

TO wit Squire, Easter, Hannah, Sarah, Ned,
lianiiah's son, stephen, Andrew, John, Caty,
sam, Sally, Sans wife, Mary their daughter,
Bob, big Sarah his wife, Mly and Frankly,
their daughters, and George, their son, and
Iseorge, young man, or 50 nifty Of said nes
groes MS shall be sufficient to satisfy the aforef
said debt, with legal interest thereon from the
inst day OF July, isly, and cost Of sale. Act
ing as trste's, We shall convey such title NJ
Is vested in US by said trust deed and mono
other JOHN HANCOCK,
II. G. TOMPKINS,.
August 40. wtds 4
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Notice.

10y virtue 81 deed in trust executed to
- us by Thomas Ruid, bearing date the
18th doy Of July, 1919, aud duly recorded Ia
the county court of Campbell, 10 satisfy a
debt therein specified, due TO Stephen Cook Is
Co. we shall,
On Saturday, he aist day Of Sept Nsrf,
Before the door of the franklin Hotel, In the
town OF Lyhchburg, sell at public sue.ion,
for cash,
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GOIIEN'S OEEICE.

BALTIMORE, August q, 1922.
Official Report Of the 9th days drawing of the
Washington Monument i.ottt,y
No 1910, prize of : 1000
'lon53
' LOGO prizes of 30
r5O6l 800
. ,ic' IUo priaes OF 81
1902
And the usual number Of 10
All marked sold ut CoHEN's Oftict.
Whole Tickets ga Quarters 50 80
Halves ! Eighths 70
To De hHd, warranted nndrhwn, mt
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THEATRE.
7,ss Grand .Nslo-irGmdiic'Speeta q e.
Hroken sword.
On Friday, August 30, t8...
VIII be presented, TIE admired c,msas Of -
MIDNIGHT HOUR,
Or--IHe Tiock has Struck :

IL conclude with the Grand Me,o- Dramatic
Sprctarle of the
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GolA lovket,
Patent Spring
S "A DID IA IL So

rINIiE Subscriber having purchased the sx
/ elusive right Of manufacturing and vend
iag NJ. Nathan Miss nc"ly invented and high
~ approved
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rtntice.

4 oSI--on Monday evening the 9Th inst be
i \ tw' en- NJ. Sanru b,ansioid's n Messis
Victor & Williams. large
GolA Aockct,
with the initials of u. y. and L. T.. II. and
wrot on i !, s'r'rd renemb'a CO Nhoevc,
may have found il, will he literally rewarded b,
dei'e my il 10 Nj, Samuel B'a'slsrd oi .yneh
burg.
August .. 2t8
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Z q 80 SSfiIs4ISI~
IMrGH1A


P6dcf bfafta he G5ett5 md 3'93,s.
by an arrival It New York, IL - DAY
f.om Leghop, intel lsenea hns scn re-
cci,ed that peace las hecn concluded be-
tween the Turks AM Leceks, through the
meal % the Emperor Of Rn4ia. Tie
treaty, i IA said, leqss he Grfttain Die
sa@r stt.t sfslatsY fiy e,re IA before
Nj Innes Flessan'., jr, st present n scna
Ia from tbi. slate, has acgiea ibe Office Of
Goefraoe.
.1aoiher Legislature oapsm The Logisp.
tire OF Missouri, IA caucus assembled, hes 10.
minated ilenr, Clay n, The mot suitable per.
son ior our neat PRESIDENT
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NEW HOLLAND.

New South Wales, upon the continent of
New Holland, a country exceeding MI En-
rope in extent, and FIRST proplcd, except
by the natives by British cou,iets, Is b.
coming an important colony. Il has los.
It's terrors as place of punishment, and
some poor peofiehow commitpet,, crimes
for the very purpose of being sent Il taat
mid climate and fertile region. Snciety i,
becoming m some measure moral and reli-
gious. Ii Is stated thai more money IL
there expended for the purposes Of cdIca-
ilon than IN any other community OF TIC
sumo popailtion upon the globe And II
branch Bible Society in thai country has
lately RENTED five hundred dollars In the
parent society IN England.
BrdHleLor. Hes.
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'irN.t SnsN.

slCRSIAN To tNo deeds of trust cX-
L rcdlcl To the subscriber by Su,h Mead,
10 indemnify hi, securities, and by direction
ri tae creditor, therein nnmnd, herring date
ID februaty aud 18th Seplcmbcr, is1u, and
daily recorded i'll the county court Of A.nhtrst,
shall proceed 10 sell, for ready money, Ia
the highest bidder, nj public auction, on he
;}dth ol December Inst. II ta.r, il not tlc next
fair day, and from day TO day until finished,
The following Negroes
Alcey, lienby. nelly, Martha, I,Ada and Ma
ria, ingrthcr vita i!Ot oEiiOLD AND KIT
CnEs fuH%IURE, plantation utensils,
slGel- of cattle aud hogs, carpenters and
milhs tool, &c us contained IN the schedule
annexed 10 and recorded with snid deed, or so
much OF SAID property rs viii be sufficient 10
saiisiy the purposes OF aid trust deed and
costs Of sale. The said shls will TAKE place on
the premises, commencing M the ha;se where
,aid Mead resides and only auch title con-
seved IS is vested in the trustee
JDflS ALCGCk, TruaSe
Mr. Bcinqdc irous TO psy all my, Just debts,
am Hing fltc above sale should take placr,
and request all who haYc claims against NC
10 come 10 the $40 I'D see how far tliey can
he provided fl- ST!Tu MEAD.
Dee1mhat = 2Te2@
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NGw YoRk, Dec. =. -The Cpi.td Siattf
schr. s1bhhs, Lieut.. Co,ailt ~ Z. PER-,
place she arrived from the Coast Of Africa;
she would Immediately proceed III the
Coast Of Cuba IN ,eareli Of pirates. She
hls heenahsent from this port nearly year.
aud Ne are hapP! To state thai she has not
u Il man daring the cruise.
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,SOET'ILC.1ROELN.I
TIE GOVERNORS MESSAGE

III W. L-iA4NOh - IlII'9'7Ah
Ncshayc been asked several question: con
cernina the nature, spirit, aud final disposal
Of the Executive MESSAGE, No. ;. We
can only answer that we understand, It's
nature. US (as IMPLIED in the Message No.
l. IA detail of the late instruction aLno :
Our slaves aud lis Sbirii pretty near tn II
Of the CircNiH which was published some
time ago in Georgetown. It's language ani
the opposition displayed 20 the acts aad
publication of the Court of Magistrate aP-
pointed upon that interesting occasion by
our City COUNCIL, gave great oil"nce not
only to those members Of the Legislature
whose couduct was Immediately inVOl c1,
but 10 the body generally. After lis beng
read, II profound silence ensucd when,
upon suggestion made that the NJ ssagf,
No. :, should be printed, ii WAS moved aud
seconded that il should remain unpnhllsh-
ed, as beng unsupported by the feelings
and opinions Of the house, as rejecting I'M
worthily on the honorable Court rcprcsed-
ting Tue City vi Charleston III the a.ialr al
ludcd t. and AZ containing view Oh Inc
lie unfortunate Transaction not borne ont
either by the law or the evidence. In this
motion the house coueurred. Thf Mes
s8gc No. :, accordingly rcm. oed on Thurs
day, Friday, aud saturday, SUI Sient,o.-
Il is uncertain what order the House will
hereafter take upon document possessing
such electrical material.
Ttil1J1qfou Id2ctIo
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Sohn Y anauburgh,

FROM NENl ORR,
INFORMS the inhabitants ol Lyncahnrs
Il mud the public IN genera, thai bu hts
commenced the
DyihS and Securing business,
Al the residence OF MI john Hopper, near
The courthouse. Wooden, Cotton pnd silk
Goods dyed any color required Ladies prcs.
ses and hats coloted mud pressed new hui
second cloth eolors changed, Grht.cmens'
clothes secured nud dressed hrl,lenee 10
be made 10 Mr.. Daniel Willinm', viii whom
the goods can be ieit, accompanied with viii
ten directions and the Owners naac.
Dfremhtr ~. 90Mls
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VAR. The People of the United State.
rejoice Ia sac the exact imitation nhich his
ronduet affords Ia that Of the example
furnished by their beloved WASHING
TON"
Bs the same.--" The spirit Of liberty in
the Republics of the United States and2of
tolomhia.-ma, its march be rs irtesisti-
bic rs the streams Of Mississippi and Ono
noco aGd the hearts of the people resent
barriers rs iormidahlc aganstnvasiona AZ the
Andes aud Allcghanies.n
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Notice.

4 FORWARN all persons from trading
h for note e>ecuted by me 10 Clnibornr
Jones for 2 90. dated 9Th December, 1872,
aud due thirty days afler date, NJ IL was OBJ
tained in iiarealenf way, | do not intend
10 pas Il. M. APfI EBUEi.
Doe 1h itr
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llhens-Greece, learning seat, tao patriot S
home.

Tye can all feel, or imagine, says Lord
Byron, thc regret with which the ruinA "i
cities, once the capitals Of empires, are be
held ;thc reflections suggested by 5nch Oh.
iccts are TOO trite 10 require recapItuIation.
Bat never did the li,;iencss of man, AMI
tho vanity OF his very hest virtues, OF pa
triotism to cxall, and Of yaloT to defend his
country, appear more conspicuous than ~
the record Of what Athens was, and The
certainty Of what she ma" Is.
We can say, in reference 10 this disires-
scd country, ia the pathetic words OF Jcre-
miah, :" How doth the city sit solitary that
was ful of people! How is she become
az widow! She that was great among
the nations, bow IS she accone tributary
II
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NAV al MON4hENT

r BALTIMORE, Dee. 9.--'Ne understand
that it is intended 10 appoint CoMaIoDoRE
PORTER 10 tae rom.haad of the ttLSl'
INDIA STATION, Tor the Suppression OF
PIRACY; for when service ii Is known
that hc has rendered the resignation o!
his seat III the Board Of Navy Commission
ers.
We are pleased 10 learn ihat our Govern
nent cuart",ns such jest views Of the Ne
cesoly oreliirielt efforts 10 PIT do&n Plra-
cy; and we are 40 less srat'.,ei To car1 that
81 able aud 50 ardent an u Ger, - toumo-
oore Porter, volunteers II gut hi lt'ehly
Important civil tru5t TO direct the Thunder
.! Qua cannon aau wie,d IL swor1 o justice
against la@less depre.ators: tor uader hi.
command the public viii .rei with Il cheer
l95 confidence that every lang which en-
'I,lPfIae, foresight and Yator can accom-
pish VII be PROMPTLY feaz~d
1De,icdn
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DlED-4Dn the 18th ingl, n the residence
Of his son, IN the county of Amherst, Col.
PATRICK ROSE, of Fermoul, in the 7&fh
yea, of his age, lanleDted by m aiieetonaic
wife and numerous progeny, w'pt by the
moor " host bruttaetor he was, ond has left
a name without stain aud without rcpreaoh.
In loohiag blel, upon the various actions
ofhuman HE, las Well the pablo as the pfi-
,ate dutcsl lar hall Il century @ more, how
few are there Nho altaihs this age In lng, and
how few dead, Whosc conduct would bear
the scrutiny, tested even by the tant rles
traced out Ivy man himself Yet notnilh-
standing the slilicct Of this article, lived a.
midst the moral con, usions OF other times,
ever was lie found the glowing patriot, the
devoted husband and parent the constant
friend, the humane master, the KIND neigh
Dor, and that uoblest " ork OF God, 81
honest man
70 his distant friends and absent relatives
who dunk las lc thought a preparation -
necessary on tins side the grave be II told
HAT he died in peace with all the world,
and al peace with himself, that when thr
lamp oil liz, grew dim, and lie Itself glim-
mcrrd only IN the socket, one. parting ray
rc'4iudlea and shot forth, when these words
escaped his lips, Thy viii be done on
earth rs It's in Heaven. &.
.lMltySt, BectAlBef o, 1922.
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Ilnm RrErllnlls nntln.-

IT0W IrTTTuI T0tWF.
sec how In hon ret hlashoa in the morn---
thousand colour Ger L. bosom play
Ral soun ta.rsc hue tad nature robe ndorn,
Rent by the wind, are s,ducs Il lar away.
How soon, alas It's maiden sweetness nics
How soon it fades ia l,lr's declining hour,
And III The dust Nitliering rosebud lies.
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The lrlgafe i.iscfa, with Ter worthy
commander l.ahartr is in polf at Cura-
coa, where came in sight Eve schooners,
directing their course 10 that polul. This
brave commander presented himself i'm
mcdately Ia the Governor, and asked per
mission 10 set sail To reeonnoltfr, hut Was
positively refused, But rs he made the
most energetic protcstallon in the name Of
the Spanish nation, he was nj last permit
ted to sail, which was immediately effect
ed, and coming up with the sehoouers,
he beat them completely, took out of ,,
and conducted them in triumph to Porto
Cabciio.
lie found ON board of them 1000 mu,-
kets and large quantity Of ammunition
with some gentry calling Themselves 10
rtSROrs, LltCRdarts, 81. II IS dsccridiaed
thai This expedition sGied from Phi1aeilhia
j6r C,udeOo, teih he intent 10 iapd}e lie Is
land Of Porto Ric0.
But think the! were from the province
Of Caracas or Carthagena. The two
,schooners which escaped, entered Carae-
cas-; the Governor All the island had them
scrapalously searched, and there being
tloa, and quantity Of papers, lac arrested
the people and sequestrred tie ships uulll
further orders from Government. w
owe the security of this l'lr 10 Morales,
Laborde, aud Cal2ana, who are iaielaliGa-
Bic TO protect US in our tranquility.
The governor of Porto Rico, Sir batorre,
has nst discovered "A conspiracy fcl on
toot by some individuals in the ia'rrlor Of
the Island, III communication with some
nialeyolant strangers. But I.alorro one
morning with a company OF 1000 strong
l5su"d from the city with secrecy and SUI
Prsed TIM eoaspiralOrs, and a large dcposltr
OF arms, &c. llry were all brought 10
town to be Judged, except one Flrnrhman
lDuVols) who has already been executed
III tbs city a l'w days ago.
On account of these transactions mea-
surcs have been taken, which rendered
!, utterly impossible, either To sail from or
eutcr the island mlesa strictly examined
ait.
SPAIN, ENGLAND, CINA, Sc.
FIVE are moi deceived, the following oh
scfYations Of The LoHdau Moraiog Cht1ni-
Gle of tn ed October, (ch,itrl by some
r@narhs Of the Paris CoHsitim,oBHL upoa
soGe late language of the Courier, touching
the supposed sentiments Of the British Go
fofnmrat Respecting Spain,) give strong
cGuntcuance of verify Ia the surmiscs Of The
National lntollgcnccr. We allulrputicu-
Ihrly to Tic words which We have pat III
Italics.
" We have, indeed, reason 10 thnk tint
the bases ola treaty between this country
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Notice.

r WILL HIRE Parcel of NEGROES,
d among Which are several valuable fellows,
lor enc year, at Captain Ilancock's, Tie I'd
day OF jaaHary ne&s. ha. \. ALLEN.
Dec. -. ~ ~
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Trust Sale.

EN virtue of a deed of trust executed 10
I the subscriber, By Calvin Lorng, brarng
date the 2ist November, 1918, and duly re-
corded in Tho Office OF Campbell court, for the
purpose of securing the payment ot sum Of
money therein mentioned, TO Robert Love, I
shall, oD 1'aeaitg, HE ash dpy Of Jnpuofy
ueIi, If fair. II pot the nest fair day, proceed
10 sell, on tic premises, Tor r,sdy money, 10
the highesf bidder
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CONGRESS-.

on Friday last, II bin wa introduced In
Ia the House of Representatives, aud pass-
ed, for the suppression of piracy. II an
lhorizrs the purchase or buildng ola mum
Der of email vessels Of war for Tia, purpose.
-...sNs-,"
WAsuINGroS, Dee. l5.-Don JOSH
MAAirt HosArA "as presented yesier-
day, lay lac Secretary otS'aic, To the Pre-
sIdcnl ot the / =. n Envoy ENiraordina-
~ and Minister rlcnIpotentialy from Mex
ico. He WAS accompanied by Colonel
Don JosE AtharAaio TpGnINs, Soereta-
~ of tle legation, who was also prcaen-
ted 10 Tie President by The Seeetaiy Of
State, ,NGi nj
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TURNPIKE stock
.suet iscGeiVea,

LROM their Machine in Botetourt q
4 large quantity 81 WOOL ROLLS, by
HOLMES n BREWSTER
December d. - -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-20
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MARRIED. On The evening oi the 9th
inst. by the Rev. DR. saml Philips, NELSON
ALE, Esq. 10 the omiahle and interesting
Mis-, Am \ daughter ui Capt john " hnr-
ton 81 Bedford.
--------, on Tuesday evening, the l7th
inst. h> tdc Grv. Nm. :. Reid, M. NTlll II
T.. y \NlEStn Mis- n IAN I. BROW \, dnngh-
ter nj Nj. Benjamin brown, all ot Amherst.
-------, on the salnc evening, by the Res.
William : Reid, Mr. Vi AFTER Is. BOsN ELL
Of this place, 10 Miss SARAH Ann WOOD
ROOF of Amherst.
-, on the sumo evening, by the Rev.
Joseph Carson, Mr.. ROBERT II. GRAY 10
Miss JANE JORDAN, daughter oil Mr.. Jacob
Jordan, all oil this place.