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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21
.2dceatDre an lie Quieksi}rer dimes qf Rriu.
toten Of Ifi"h, IN AdiJ.
Letter l..

The pleasure | always take in writing to
yop, wherever | am, aud whatever doing,
in some measure dispels my present uoea.
slnrss an u~netsiness caused by the dlsa-
greeatle aspect of every thing around me,
and by the more disagreeable circumstances
OF the count Aiocfti, with WON You were
ouce acquainted. 1nn remember him the
gayest, most agreeable prtson at the court
of Vienna, at once the example of the men,
and the %tavoritp ofthc fair Sex.
have often beard You repeat his name
with esteem, as one Of thr few that did ho-
mon 10 the present age. That gentleman,
sir, ] wish | could say is nou no more. yet
loo nnhappiiy for Inn, he exists, but in a
situation more terrific than the most gloo.
my imagination can Conceive.
After passing through s~everalp parts Of the
Alps, and having visited Ger,nany-I tbo't
| could not we'll return home without visit
ing the quicksilver mines at ldria, aud see
Ing those dreadful spbtcrrmran ca, eros,
where thousands are condrmncd to reside,
shut out from all hopes Of ever seeing the
cheerful light of the sun, and obliged 10 toll
cat a miserable life, under the ~whIpssofim-
ptrioua task-maStcrs.
Imagine to Yourself a hole in the side of
a mountain, of about 5 yards in diameter !:
down tr.' yon are let by IA kind Of bucket,
more than an hundred fdlhom, the prospect
growing still more gloomy, yet still widen
swi yi,, no,a ,in,o IN t.s.,Lln s',snonsa !,
This nroc,rinns s;tn,,;,n can ,ian ra.ai,
III. hottom and ,re,d no III. grou,d which
b.. il, hoIlon sound under our feet and
the reyrrhcraiinna or the ecl,c. snr,o lilo
thunder at every st., Won tak,. In Ills
eloomy aud fri@t,t f,i xo1l;tnde. ,on arc on.
jjrbfened hy rho G..hl. lamns. here and
tn.re disnosed q, that ia. w,ptch.J ;rh,-
Infant. If ;hesa n,,n.i,ne can cn from, ON.
,,rt Ia a,,tb.r ,i,hn.t mid. And GA,
t.t M. .ssu,, van ~, thonah H., nv =
tom co,,ld 500 ohi.,.,s v.r, Jis,ia,,i,, H.,
tbnse This cnHld s.,rc,lv d,s.or3 e..
Some t,,,a ~ H. n.t ,a, ~, -.
son who c,mp w,tb me to shnv me- tb.s.
scenes or horror.
From this d-escini;on. s,,no,o xon
have hut , dis,y,..,bl, idea orthna ,l,cc-
yet LET mo as.,po va, Il = n.la.a r. ,o
ronnarntb, b,h,ta,;o, n;fb ,l'n ;nbahi,nrt
curh yratcbn. = n.,.r habat1 ~,
hI,,. ,r ,L,,;, ,aa,s sn.,as ,,ntr IN
cnyrra horr;d n,ia,.ss ...sod hy III. nov
Ian. nn.I;fiae ~ ~. mnnraI ,Iny ar. an.
nloved in nrnc,rinc A. ,h.v - ,,aneral
rrnn,,is, If mai. n,c,9ts condcmnea far l;re
toth;s TASK ,hey ara ied At ,hn nnhl,r ex-
n,ns.. h,t INV s.,Iom cons,,,n. much
.n =. INV lase their arn.t;tcs IN ;,
-, g., - a.nonI, ~ t.ka,t two
cuonaa ,nt.I cn,tr..tin, az
IN tha nmrts IS the ~
r. Ms horrid mans; n 7 walked after MI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21
Lynchburg Union Society.

FyhHE semiannual meeting of this society
will take place at the society room, on
the evening OF the Isl Thursday in November,
when the officers will be elected and the toll
lowing question discussed, viz "vWill il be
polite in The Virginia Legislature to continue
The Penitentiary system ?"
TH0s Dill ARD z (, L. s.
Oct. q. ~
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G O TX e MS
Lottery md Exchange Office, ia, NJ,

Lottery md Exchange Office, ia, Markets..
BALTIMORE.
where more cnpital prizes have been sold
than At any other Office in hmerlca.
Orders from nnv part of the United States
by mai tPost Paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing The cash or prizes IN sny Of The Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the SANE prompt
'and pnnctual attention, as il on personal ara
plication, addressed 10
]. 1 COHEN. Ir-Rnntrnnxr
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

PETERSBURG, Oct. 14.-Ou Sunday
morning last, an accident painful TO relate,
aud Which it is sincerely hoped may prove
a 'lutary warning TO Boys, ever too care
hess OF danger in ,eniuring to take the rcins
ol unrnly horses, occurred in this town.
a lad OF the name of Uomdck, perhaps -
L. II years Of age. an apprentices to Mr..
NM. Berry, SadiIrr aud Harness Maker,
was run away with By a horse upon which
De was mounted, and falling from the sad.
H'"' ms feet hung in the stirrups, aud thus
Was dragged a considerable distance oD the
pav"ment "fBank street, until released by
a tick of the fI,ghtcd animal. lie was liz
LED up entirely l~irtIess. his brains dashed
ON upon the rocks, AID his body bruised
III a shocking manner! Elateiigeac,r.
THE RACES
"Y'r the New Market Course, comnenc-
~ yesterday, when the Sweepstakes fOi
eyFdr o'ds, vas won by Mr.. WY>y's hay
,.S' heating Alr. JoHNsox's Defance, anl
''f' hAHhi5os's colt n re- ut 3 heats.
10.
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4 YOUNG MAN rhnt In. Lccn ar.

\ YOUNG MAN that has been a re-
"A sident OF lSnciInlg for the las, eight
years, aud Is we'll acquainted in all the ndia.
cent counties, and who lus served os an ne
slStnnt IN The mercantile bnsincss Tor siN or
seven yenrs, wishes 10 get employ ment in "A
mercantile house, Either MS II snicsnnn, "A
clerk, or collector. hnoten addressed through
the posi- Office, 10 Al vail be attended 10
Sept. u. inss
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BELFIELD JOCKEY CLUB.
Fall Meeting, 9th Oct. 1898.

~ Tn Is st ~
This was "A beautiful aud interesting race
al starting, 90 10 IL, Henry agt, the field
-alier the first heat, ? 10 I on ilrnry.-
There was some fine running the second
heat, but It soon berame very obvious thai
Janet bad at least equal foot with Henry
and a derided superiority in strength.
II
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h As.lNkAA.N NNYEA.

HE subecribfr brgs leave 10 thank his
friends, aud the public generally for the
liberal patronage he has received curing the
last three years at the Union Botel, where
from The slna.nness OF the house and stables.
he WAS 50 lily able 70 accommodate them as
he wished, aud having taken for "A term of
years, TINT wen known, c%ommodious and de-
nirnIIn r.InLIi.I1nnu IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21

A COLONEL of regiment Of cavalry was
'"te'y complaining before n company of
gentlemen aud ladies that from ignorance
y inatient'on IN his officers, lac aas oblip, d
4" do the whole duty oi the regiment. IL
am my own Captain, my own lieutenant,
aud my " %cornet,p said he" Aud your
W bRmPdey, | presume, y said a badly pre-.
sent.
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ENaNKINN NNYEI,.

ON main street, (of VI bich he wilttaLe posses.
sion on the first day Of N~ovfmlcr neHO and
having made arrangements 10 furnish II with
every necessary, most DE- irohlc 10 travellers.
that this section of the ceuufry will afford.
n,id being determined 10 spare 40 pains for
the accommodation oftliose who ma, fa,nr
him with their custom, he hopes 10 re,ejees
share of public patronage,
JOHN H%ANCGCK.
oci.2l. 1t -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21

DiED,-At Magdeburg, Pr. Count
ChRNOT, aged 10, wlosc history Is IN
%terwoyen with most Of the events of the
whole French Revolution. He became
Minister Of War to Napoleon, aud his
great talents IN the science of war, wrie
universally acknowledged. lie was pro-
fessedly n decided republican, and n great
raiier against kings and mobiles but at last
accepted u title ofnobilily from a monarch
and attempted 10 dcfthd the acceptance
against The %reproacbes Of his less successful
friends. lie professcd attachment 10 Lou.
is 18th, bat Immediately on the return of
Bonapartc from Elba, be accepted the
office Of Minister of the Interior. After
the overthrow ut Waterloo, In 1918, his
name WAS Inserted On the sreond list ~
80 persons placrd under surveillance, in va
riOus parts of France, or ordered Ia 0i.ji
the kingdom. Wien Carnot was ord, rcd
10 leave France, Fouclic, Duke Of Ctr onto.
his old brother republican, had l,rcomc
Minister Of the Interior, and signed the
order for his removal.
- Al Preston, Eneland,l aged SO, fhe
Rev. John Harrison. P,is. dratI WAS aw-
fully sudden. lie had inst seated himself
at bis table, and taken up his pen to write,
when he fell iroD' MS chair and Instantly
expired; He was preparing for the press
an Explanatory Dictionary. and thu last
mons"
Robert Bloomfield, the author Of the
Faf'prr's Boy, &c. died at Sheffield, Ed
o. tie i9,h Of Aug. 10 the 57th year Of his
arc.
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DRY GOODS.
Grocerirs. Sc GO

All OF which having been purchased within
the last Two months, NJ auction, IN Plil0d,f-
pilia and Now.l ok, for cash, enables them 10
oiiei The sainc nj upcommoriy low pl4ees for
rnsll. They deem II unntrcssaiy 10 detail the
different articles, ihcir as ortnient consisting
OF every article Of the encsf nnd most FISH.
ionnblc kind. Oef. Id. ,DsoI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21
coiIENs OFFICE,
b"Pt'NfnfN, Nffs ", 1873,
is'nl tde 10Th days draw ing Of the GRAM
TIE LssT TERRY.

NO. 1858 prize of gloon
&817l fl628o l40l5 prizes Of loo
sD22 prize OF 50, and l95 prizes Of u
= M mHrhed H@ q sold III COuEN,S or
f1cE-Only 10 more draw ings .fenain 70
complete this splendid scheme. Al The head
nj utiunrnug ia nc ..41.. ,..l ~
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Plus jH.~Fhe deceased pnntin' was
named talnahi Chiaramontc, bora NJ &c.
sena, IN the Romagna, on the 18th of Au-
gnst, i712, and elected Pope, NJ Venice,
on the lfth of March, 1900 ; he was there
fore, N the time of his decrease, In the ged
year of his age, aud in THE 2ith Of his Pom
%tilicate. Pins venerable parsonage mas
Bishop Of India IN 1906, when Bouapalt,
catered thai town with his army, and the
reception which the French experienced
from the Pfelaie was so charitable and
mid, ms 10 secure the latter the favor ol
the Republican General, whose influence
was Supposed 10 have been atiern NJ d4. eIn
p'oyed ~ promoting him to the CARDINAL
purple, and finally 10 the Popedotn. Plus
VI. died IN captivity NJ Nalcnce in l70a, nj
TIE advanced age Of g2 but il was not
I'll Marcll, 1900 that IL was found nos.
slble to proceed To- the election Of l,i,
successor, which cardinal Ihiammunte
beng chosen, assumed the name 81
Plus VII. He did not take pussession NJ
Rome ilsclf I'LL November, 1901, when n
medal was struck there, With the inerip.
ilon, sol ifftigd. The late Pope, when
Cardinal, WAS a %zralous freud 10 the es.
tahllshm"ni of republican governments ia
Italy. When the Lislipine Republic was
formed by Buonnparte, Ghiaramonie was
one "I its warmcst supporters, ard de-
nounced 10 his ermon the former d.spa-
ism which had depressed and degraded
Italy.
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T0rcn OF TIE SUBLIME


A gentleman Who Keeps a frrry on tho
f"intnnc Is fund OF pnmpons language and
"a ms discourse 81 nnintrliigihly lcarttd,
thai ie" people understand his meaning.-
T." III. enquiry Of u person after his fathers
hralih he answered rs follows ;
Sir, the Intense ifigidity of the clrcnm-
ambient atmosphere, 81 tnngcalal the pe-
lucid aq'iehus luid of the majestic river
Potomac, tint with the most cminrut and
suptllatl' = reluctance, ! WAS cnnRtrainedlo
protfastinaie my fremodliatcd egtcss inlo
the paiailne prov, lnce of MARYLAND, for the
medical, chemical and galpnci,l eoadiutan
cy and co-opcrution of a d~istinaushcd son
oi Gseulapins, until the pccclnt delete
rtous matter of the arthtitis had peryaded
The cfauinm. into which il assembled aud
penetrated rom the interior pcdesirial re.
IN consangninity ; whereby his NOR
bosliy was naguifiei so exorbiianily "a Ia
exhibit an absolute eNtinsuiahment Of ,i,i-
%Iication
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~ = va" d respectful nannnr nffhe house,
they should mol permit him To taae bis seat
again, unless he wonld misdy what I've had
SAID, ekDomledge that h. was sorry, ard
a X tlieir Pafdun. The of. nder made his
app afnnce n%i'l,ont hesitation. aud upon
entering, saii, " gentlemen or this bohnra.
u'e hhiisr, beng lnls tlat yauf hpiavrs IRE.
mnth me"nsed 1t an observation toadr,
ava L 1t ! could nnl, alone { ! my lauli by
making crltip concessions, I now con-
ply tlall'ng apun his huces) Whereas | said
moi one 81 ,ou was 1T To carry eB7is 10 u
bear, now ssy aod declare you are
ertyg n very well qualified Tor TINT Office.
! ash Your pardon md am gtl, sorigJm IL;
but really added In ~ttisieg and ~ipius the
dust fom his knees | think This - as ding
q house as ever | mt with.
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Deticnte .a~ppetae.--A dandy having Ia.
ken II into his head To eat no vegetables
aud being asked by a lady if he ever eal
any in his life, answered. "Yes, Madam,
! o1ce eat a pea."
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Hhimsicat acedeat.-A hunger IN st.
James, SIT ect, WAS lately half unnamed by
a lady's parasol. which. coming in contact
with one Of his minister's. she CARRIE! il tri-
nmphantly off, amidst the hearty laughter
OF the passengers.
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Mckee, Robinson g. Co.

EbANE The pleasure 10 announce To their
Trends ana the public, that The, nte uo,y
opening, n lnrge aud geuerul assortment Sr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-10-21

A member Of the Boston Assembly,
some years ago, yexed at something that
passed left the house - a pet, declaring as
he went out, that not one of the uIembcrs
was fit 10 carry oBaLs 10 hear The mem
brrs being ioformrd ofthls uncouih speech,
were 50 much offended, that they sent
word to1he cglorlt, that as he had spoken
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-16

its strong Ton-grated windows opcnel
into an interior court. Some Ingenious
thieves, however, contri,ed TO surnounr
all these obstacles for, on Thursday
morning last, as one OF the domes,ics was
passing through the court adjoining the
strong room, he discovered that an iron
bar had been wrenched from the window.
ard one of the heavy stones which com.
posed the wall, partially removed from
lis place. He gave an alarm : the strong
room was examined, and TO the utter
dismay Of the servants, they found ll,at
almost the whole of the family plate,
which was perhaps equal to any co!!ec-
ton in England, except that OF the king's,
vas gone. Among the plate was des-
sert service of solid gold, made for Lord
Dorchester, at the time the late king US
cd to honor him with frequent visits.
The stone, it appeared, had been entire
ly removed, and pushed partly into it's
place again. The aperture made by lis
removal, was only large enough to admit
a small boy. 1t is mystery how the
thieves obtained an entrance to the court
in which the strong room is situate. The
thieves, 1t appeared, had more boot, than
they could carry off, as a small portion Of
the plate was found in pond hard by,
in the course of the day. The plate car
ried oft, it IS conJectured, was upv ards
OF half a ton weight.
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we'd. They STATE milis'y p-epualion. are
carrying OF in that quarter wi,h the greatest
sedviiy. IL is generally though, tha, the
Ffsnch army will enter Spain about the end
of Ma ca 81 the latest"
Fcaokfou papers 10 the 2olh ult. weie re.
oeiyed oo Thursday morning. The Emperor
q Russia arrived 10 the capital II his donlin
100, 90 the 81 ul,. af,sr an ebsence OF six
months. H., Maj,siy Immediately proceed.
ed TO The cslhsdrsi Of our Lady of Csssan,
where 1e Dunn was performed for hi, sale
return, ! he ciiy vas Illuminated IN Tho even
ing.
II /: said toe, France has informed the Brit
ish Minister al Paris, that his further smempl.
10 mediate between he Fiench aud Spanish
Governments, would be unSvsI!ing.
The Courier, government paper,) Of The
s'b Of March, considers tie hope Of pfsseIy
inc peace as almost texunsu,shed.-Tbe same
paps' objec's that England should e.pouse
ihe cause OF Spain, because she would Iheie
by recognize The pflncYi- of all The Ieyoiu.
,ionsIy mOsementsfsh hich have taken place OF
late years 90 the Continent end thereby un,Is
against her every crowned head in Europe /;
because IL would require the renewal Of the
600 900 axe, just repealed, and Other bu'
den, upon 1h' people and because Reason,
justice, and Policy, iofewarn her TO avoid II.
The Coui call, the meo who now gov.
ern al M4dIid, "a band OF factious dema.
gosuts"
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An ACT spp'cprisiisg rnoniy: for ne pur.
pose ol ,epai'ing the PUbhc Road from
Cumberland TO Wheeling.
be H Enacted BY he Senate and Honst ef
Rehresenfaaues cfMe United Stqles e( .1nser.
iea, in Consress assembled, That the SUN Of
twenty FIVE thousand dollars, of moneys in tie
Treasury, not Otherwise appropriated, be, end
The same is hereby spproPrisled for The aur
pose o' repairing aud improving he Public
rood from Cumberland to Wheeling, under
the direction Of The President Of the Unned
States.
Sec. 2. Hnd be IL Iuythey enacted. Tbs,,
for the faithful and speedy ccompli.bmeu, Of
this object, the P'esident, with the advice Of
The Senate, shsi! appoint some G, persun al,
superintendent Of The ssid rosd, whose du.y il
shall be, with ell practicable dispatch, TO con.
tract for, end personally su2erintep9, the ex.
e.cut'on OF the repairs and Improvements
which shall be deemed necessary on the said
road, ss well ss,o receive, dlsbuise, sod fai h
fully account with he Treasury for, the sums
OF money which msy be received by him IN
virtue Of lhis act.
Sec. 3. .fnd be 1! (arfhrr enacted, Tbs,
the superint, oden', so 10 be appointed, shall,
before he caters upon The discharge or the
duties enjoined by this ACT, execute bond, TO
the United States, with security, TO be sp.
proved Of BY the Secretary of the Tres,uty,
conditioned for the faithful discharge of his
duties, enloined by this sc, be shall hold bI,
flee during the pleasure OF th, Prssidrnr,
aud shall receive, as compensated Tor his
services. the SUN of thee dolls's per day,
during he time he n,sy be employed in the
discharge Of the du,ic' rui,Ineo by this oct.
Washington, Feb. %. 1929,
Approved-JAMES MONROE
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is, 1923.
Republican Nomination.

Republican Nomination.
At General Republican Convention,
holden i'll last Greenwich, on 18Th jan
uary, l823--Hon. HENRY RsMINc-
TON, President; b. Ii. WHEELER,
Secretary-H syas ananinOusy Resoiyed,
Thai the following gentlemen be recon-
mended 10 the Freemen of this State, fJr
reelection, at the next election of Gene.
rai Officers:
frs ExcELLENcr
WILLIAM L. GIBBS,
GOVERhOR.
MIS- HONOR
CALEB EARLE.
LIEUIENdNTGOVER
sIRAToss.
l. THOMAS Fay, Esq.
2. NArHAN BsowN, Esq. ..
3. JOHN D'WoLs, Esq.
a. BENJAM1N SMITH, Esq.
5. WILLIAM HUMPHREY, Esq.
6. STEPHEN B CORNELL, ESQ.
7. WILDIAM WHIPFLE, ESQ.
8. ELIsHA WATSON, ESQ.
9. WILLIAu VALENTINE, Eses
10. JOHN II. WATERMAN, Esq.
HEsRY Bowsv. Esq Secretary.
DurEL J. PEARcE, Esq. Any-Gen
TAos. q. PI1MAN, Esq. Gen. Treas
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THIS DAY

The freemen Of this State will assem-
bic in their respective towns for tbs
choice OF Governor, Senators, Secretary,
Attoney General, General Treasurer,
and Representatives in the General AS
>embly. No organized opposition has,
even 10 this late hour, manifested itself,
but it is nevertheless hoped and expected
the ',epubIican freemen will attend tire.
meetings and secure the reelection Of
their faithful public agents.
We have received a communication
relative to the steamboat Connecticut.
Perhaps the grievances complained of
will be redressed Oh a representation
thereof TO Capt. Bunker. If so, the OBJ
ject of the communication will be en;ec-
ted. without occupying large portion of
our paper.
MASSACHUSETTS ELEcryoN.-The
election in Massachusetts, has terminated
III favor of the Republican Ticket, by q
handsome majority. A decided maori-
ty OF Republicans are also chosen TO the
Senate. The House Of Representatives
remains to be chosen, which will un-
doubted'y contain majority Of Repub.
licans.
Ii is said Col. ]. B, Wood Of Provi-
dence is the owner of the ticket which
drew the highest prize, 8 10000 in the
Domestic Industry Lottery, which CON-
pleicd drawing OH Saturday last.
The last accounts from Europe, which
arc into March, contain nothing 10 les
sen the probability of war between
France and Spain. Active preparations
we're making ~ both kingdoms for an G.
vent, which in its consequences, NAV
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JOHN Men EAL-Gun Maker

EETURNS thanks to the citizens al
IA Lynehhnrg and the surrounding conntiet
inr Their very iiheral encouragement since his
commencement IN business. lie wbuld fur.
tlrr take tbs opportunity of informing then,
thai he hts nov On huhd, an assortment oi
FONLTNG PIECES, KifLES, PISTOLS, aud
u variety oi oihcr articles in his line, If thr
hls' quality, which he Is willing IN dispose oi
on very moderate terms, as he intends reno
wing Ia the west in the beginning oi III. ensu-
inr summer. liz Will continue 10 MAKE ,nd
rcpuir Guns nnd PISTOL, of every description i;
aud assures the public in general illat 10 en-
dcaNors on his part shall be omitted 10 render
ratisiaCion,
DOOR LOCKS and KEYS, UMBRELLAS
and PARAsoLS, will also be repaired N the
nentCst manner
n B.--A few articles OF ilOTSEIlOLDTk
KITCHEN FURNITURE, consisting Of a
Sidchoard, SECRETARY, X suudry others, Viii, h
he would wish 10 dispose OF 10y private sale.
October 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-11
10 ReWa d.
HE subscribers will pay the abe

HE subscribers will pay the above re-
I ward for experimenting aud securing IN a,
ny Jail within this state, THREE NE'ko
FELLOWS, or SIS for either OF them, VINO VINO
alb .conded from us on the morning OF the 18th
inst. near New London. They were recently
purchased near Fredericksburg, and viii most
likely attempt to retNn to that place: loAAN s.,
one of the fellows, % or % years old, tan and
slim, has "a scar on his forehead. WILLIS, an,
other, about 0ycars DID, likely smooth faced
fellow no particular marks rccollected.-
WILLIS, again, about Il years Old, with
scar on his right cheek bone, occasioned ny "a
burn. Should they be apprehended near this
place, (Lynchburg) on their being lodged n
the county or corporation jail, JPGefh EcG"''
will pay tne reWara-rif risHAhpre, We wv
near Nashville, renressef,,sst wsnlcl. pace d
ny conm1hicalion 81 rs, will We rece'Yeh
bAsID II. HARDEN,
JAMES II. BOsLEh..
Oct II tc2Wll