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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-08
il Mist OF AAetters,

Remaining in the Post Office, Lynchhurg, Va
30th ,Jupe, 1923
.4-Wiliam A. Allen g, Mrs Susan Z. Allen
James Abercrombie, Miss Polly Armstrong
Charles Anthony
B-Mr. Bransford, Mathew Bellamy, Ar
cher Brown ?, John Bailey ., William Boat
right, Mrs. Betty Buck, (colored woman) vii
liam Bagby, Jonathan Bailey, Jubal Burton
James S. Bishop, Miss A. +. Bunting, JOIN
Barker, Mrs. Sophia Boatright, Isaac Bias
kerville, Edmund Brown, James Benagh.
Capt. Jacob N. Cardozo 4, Rev Thoma'
Crowder, Mrs. Ann Cox, John Collier, Mrs
Eliza NJ. Greasy, Dudley Galloway, Jess,
Clark, Clerk Chancery Court 2, David Craw
ford, Miss Caroline c. Cardozo, George Coch
chran, DR.. l.. W. Cabell 2, William r. Cox ?
William r. Chaplin ., Miss Ann b. Crews
John Curle, William Crombie, Betsy Cooper
Cleaner Connolly.
D-Samuel b Davies, George Donaphin
John I. Drake 2, Mrs Susanna Douglass
William c. Debson Q, Theodore Derisson
Samuel J c. Dawson, George w. Davidson
Samuel Durham, Simon Bouce.
Rev. Johu Early ,, Michael Emery
Jacob Embry, Charles Ellis, Joseph Echois Q
F-Thomas Floyd, William fretwell,
G-Miss Maria Gray, Thomas Graham, Al
exander Gold, Horatio Cough, Mr. Gray,
IoHH hdfunpf, MISS MARY tIOuIfty, GdTiGuU
Walton & Penn 3, John NJ Gordon g.
H-John Horner, Nelson b. Hughes Q, Ed
ward Hughes, Miss Frances Il. Harris. John
Holland, John Henson, Samuel C. Hooton,
Richard G. Iiaden 3.
Miss Arraner LETTERS, Irving, Langhorne
4 Co.
k-Danicl Kidd, John Kirby, Mrs. Ann King.
L--George Lambert, Shelly Lcc, Mr.. T.
dith Logan, James Lain, II g. w Langhorne
M-Temple Miller, VIM r. Mitchell, John
Miller g. Co. >, Col. Thomas Moore, Miss
Mary Martin, Harvey Mitchell, James Muir.
ray ,, Hugh Mckee, Neil McKennon
N-George w Nelson Q, John North Jr,
P-John Percivall, Edward Price ., Fran
CHS Peters, Miss Frances A. Penn, John II.
Price.
R-Ferdinand w Risque, Willis Rucker,
Thomas Jefferson Rino, Anthony Rucker, DR.
John Is Rutledge, James Ryan, Tinsley Ruck-
er, Mrs. Ann NJ. kohr, Capt John Rosser, Mrs.
Sarah Ray, John Roberts
S-Micaiah Stone, William Stinet, Isham
Scruggs >, William NJ Smithson. John w.
schenck, Don. q. stokely ?, Capt Epes Spain,
Daniel Shelley, Alfred Saunders, James Ste
vens, James Saunders 3,
John Taylor, William Taylor, Miss Pol
y II. Turner, Richard Turner, James Tuck,
Caleb TAFT, Thomas Terry, Robert Thurmon,
Daniel Thompson.
P-Austin Valentine
W-Mrs. Trithenia Williams, John Wight
man, Nicholas Waugh, Capt. John Z. Wood
son, Richard Walden, Mrs. Fanny D. Watts,
Royal Watt, John II. Wright Q, John Wilson,
John Wade, Otis Westcott.
Mrs. Pamela lively.
JOHN ID, MURRELL, p NJ.
July4 3w 1s
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EDVCAVlON.

Y>HE next term of 7. Billiards school will
L commence on Monday, Both instant.
Terms, us heretofore, eight, ten and fifteen
dollars No pupils admitted for n shorter
time than session ot6a months. Practical
surveying viii be taught if required.
Iunc27. otaT
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Hen- London .fcademv.

WEE next session at this academy will
II commence on the lst day of July next.
inc patronage of the public is respectfully
soiic,led. Whether the teacher deserve it or
not he cheertully leaves to the decision of
sose VINO have patronized him already.
"ili'am Langhorne, Seth Ward and Nathan
heiu' esqs. viii each accommodate two or
three students as boarders.
FRED. SPECIE.
N London Academy, Jane 10. w2w.
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Trust Sale Of Negroes.

DY virtue OF two trust deeds executed
Id TO the subscriber by Merritt Al. White,
and the said Merritt II. and William White
which were duly adzilled 10 record IN the
Office ofthc Clerk Of the county court OF Am
hcrst, shall proteea n sell, by way OF public
auction, To the highest bidder, Tor ready mo-
ney, on inc ie,,;A asy 81 July nekt IA the town
ei Bethel
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Bedford Mny Rates, 1873

Bedford May Rules, 1873.
William Marshall, pl,;,fr
against
John Morrison, John Maynes, VIII.
Wbiteley, Charles Wiitelcy, and John San
merchants and partners, trading under ~
style and firm of William Whitley & co ''e
IN CH4NCERY.
The defendant John Morrison, not hat
entered his appearance and given secnrjty ~
cording 10 the act of assembly and the ynlo-
OF this court, and it appearing from lie she
riffs return upon the process, that he is ha,
an lnha6itant OF this country, on the motion
Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t Is orderod
that the said defendant do appear here ON -
fourth Monday in July next, and answer ~.
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order be in.
serted in newspaper published in Lynchbure
and posted up at the front door OF the eor,,
house for one month.
A copy-Teste,
~ J. sTEfTOE, C.B.C
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Five Negroes,

The property Of the said Whites, for carrying
into effect the pufpose of the deeds aforesaid
They consist OF y negro man aamed Dick
Dilsey woman, aud her child Charity, a
girl. aud woman named abby The tile 70
the negroes arc believed 10 be indispuiablei
bu, shall only convey such as IS vested IN
me by the said reeiied trusts
WILLIAM ARMIsTEAD
June o.. ids IL
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on which they at present reside, containing
about 80 acres. Also, the following personal
property, viz negro woman Philis) !
negro boy (Sanpson) yoke of oxen and
cart, head OF cattle, mare, II sheep, 20
hogs, bureau, desk, ] cupboard, heather
beds and furniture, &c. &c. or SO much there
of as will satisfy the trust. Acting us trustee,
| shall convey such title only rs is vested in
me. NAlU. s. STRANGE, Trustee
June 27 Wtds47
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YrNst Sale.

nY virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID the subscriber by Alexander Endens y
Sophia Eadens This wite) for the purpose
therein expressed, and oil record in the clerk 3
office of the county of Bedford | shall pro-
coed TO sell, for ready money, to the hig hest
bidder, on Saturdaythe ,2th July next, at the
residence Of said Eadens, the life estate OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-08
NNNAW ANS.

L'LOPED from the possession of The
IA subscriber on the 18th day of the present
month, on the road between Lond Island, IN
Campbell, and Lynchbnrg, three negroes, viz
WATT, a man about - years old, PEGGY
his wife, about 25 years old, and STERLING
their child, about syears old. These negroes
were taken in possession by me in virtue of a
trust deed, executed by Thomas Budd, to him
Tor the purpose of securing debt due Henry
Clark, and in virtue of decree of The chan
Gerry superior court for the Lynchburg dis
trict, rendered III an Injunction, Thomas Rudd
vs.. Clark and others.
will give fifteen dollars reward for the de-
livery of The whole, or five dollars for either,
to any person who will apprehcnd said ne.
groes aud deliver them TO me in Lynchburg,
or secure them in Campbell Jail. All per.
sons are forwarned from harboringo or employ
lug said negroes under the penalty of the law.
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.
Jnne 90. wts liz
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RUNAWAY

E'ReM the Subscriber ON the night oil the
l. l7tl May ultimo, DENNIS, negro man
2s or 30 years OF age, 5 feet e orr inches high,
yellow complexion, has dent in his forehead
occasioned by blow, also a scar on one Of
his knees from huri-has good set of teeth,
bold appearance, high nose and wears whis.
kers. lie took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit to pass 10 Mr. Matthew
flarrs's. Any person who will appreheud
said negro aud confine him in any safe Jail in
the United States $50 | get him) aud give in
formation by mail, directed to Mr. Benjamin
Colquett, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be lbe-
rally rewarded and all reasonable expenses
paid. Dennis was purchased twelve months
past in Maryland, from a gentleman near
fredericktown, by Benjamin CoIquett. No
doubt he will change his name, and perhaps
try TO pass for free man.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
June IL. WOW 15
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Bedford .hcy Court, 1923.
Richard pleley, complainant
against
Cornelius Vieley, Joshua Bradley, and Har-
riett his wife, late Harriet Vieley, Michael
Vleley, james Nieley, Peter Vieley, aud Isaac
Vieley, defendants
IN CH4NCERY
The defendant Cornelius Viclcy, not hav-
ing entered his appearance, according to the
act Of assembly and the rules of this court,
aud IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
court, that he is not an inhabitant ofthis COM
monwealth; II is therefore ordered, that he
do appear here on the 4h Monday in July
next, and answer the compliments bill, and
that copy of this order, be forthwith pub
lished in the Virgnian for two months sue
cessively, and published at the front door of
The court house OF said county, on two several
court days.
copy Teste
J. STEPTOE, c b. c.
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Peremptery sale OK prime
HAND.
4Oo acres OF the LaND

on which Ne A present resides, situate wllhIn
two miles Of Lynrhhurg. The land has been
recently Surveyed 4 laid oil IN lots 10 sa'i per-
elasefs, containing itom 30 to lapaefes ihis
land Is noasideted by The best Judges, to be =
quail Il not superior, 10 any land IA the neigh
borheod u large portion OF Il hoius prime
tobacco land, and heavily timbered some oi
the lets, On which there ase some admired
mill ss,e., are entirely IN woods the clenfed
land is in good heart, nnd with the use OF plais
Ter Of paris and clover 10 which tue seH Is
admirably adapted) could be made TO produce
tobacco consider this property well sor-
thy the attention ol any person who WISHES
T. vest money ia lands IN tie neiglfhonrhood
Of LynchiHre.
privafn sale of the whole OF any part OF
the land would be preferred but should Il
not be disposed OF az th,eh case due notice
shau he esseaA pregieas TO the 10Th day of
July. il far, IA not the first fair day thereafter,
Il viii be sold on that dsy, At public auction,
On the premises.
The terms will be lberai and made known
on application 10 Mr. George Nhtlocke of
Iynehhnrg, who is fully authorised 10 dispose
oi il, or the Subscriber aho liYes adjoining the
land EDMUND MI.
juns 6. wtds IA
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5stfsrd March cou-.. isas

-1HIVI NIdHLvIh dIiu Miles Aur.Iar
oga;,s complainant
Isabella "orster, Moses Worster and A,
ander Irvine, ,,af quo Aiez
IN cIANcERY. '''an's
The defendant Moses y orsler. no, r..
entered his appearance nceofaina r. 'b, nav M
assembly aud the rules OF this conf acl Il
appearing to tie satisfaction Of tie CO.. s',a II
he Is not an inhabitan, OF this eomnonas IlaL
II Is therefore ordered, that he do anrea ,rda'l
on The fourth Monday in June next a an neie
swer the conplainanis bill, aud lbat ,'a 81.
OF this order be forthwith published !, ,ly
'irginIan, Tor two months successiyeI, i ,ns
published at The front door Of the con.io ala
oi SAID county, Tor two several coarr dag. s''e
A copy--Tesie,
IL }. sTEPTOE, Cpc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-08
YUKNPlNE SYUCK
office

HHE partners ofthe late firm Of Kyles s
y Mays, request Oh those indebted TO then
ey note or book account, 10 make immediat,
payment 10 the subscriber at d. q Nm Kyle's
before the first Of August, otherwise no iogge,
Indulgence l0iH be gttea.
Nm b. PATTERSON, .qgent
July 4. tcis4s
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue If deed of trust executed by
- Christopher Tiinberlake, and Polly bis
wife to Edmund ; Sale and the subscriber.
bearing date the oath of March, ls2l, and
daiy recorded IN the clerk office OF the coun-
tyconrt OF Campbell, 10 secure the payment OF
certain sums of money therein mentioned 10
Bacon TAFT /; shall an Saturday the I'd day
- August neat ensuing, proceed To sell upon
the premises, to The highest bidder for cash
Itcetce ard q 4 Il Gc%es Of Land,
being the land Wherein said Timberlake resides
situated in the county Campbell, about three
miles from Lynehburg on both sides Of tine
turnpike road, also a quantity ofbousehold and
kitchen furniture, consisting OF beds, bedding
bureaus, chairs, fables, pots, kettles, ovens
&C. &c. Alison quantity Of corn, fodder &C Oh
SO much thereof as llbe sufficient o satisfy
aud pay what may be due under said deed
The title 10 the above property is believed te
be indisputable, but trustee the subscriber
will convey such title only US is vested in
him. WM. NJ. RIVES.
June 27. ids II
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or srery description, neatly and enpeditiously
2tsntsd at tbs eGes Of tbs rvgiaisa.
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MANUFACTURING MILL

ron KEN Il.
an the 18th day of July next, pur-
~ pose attending ut the Franklin Hotel,
in Lynchburg, in order 10 rent my FARM
MILL, on lIarris's creek, near is junction
with james River, short distance from
Lynchburg, with a commodious DWELLING
HOuSEnear it, and a large LUMBER HOUSE
on the edge OF Blaclwaer creek, near its
confluence with James River, and within the
corporation of Lynchburg, being considered
convenient arpendage to the mill for the
purpose OF counting room, and Of storing
wheat flour, &c. and from thence TO the mill
boats can pass with great facility. Thorough
repairs are now going on, and the said mill
works five PAIR Of burr stones and one pair of
rubhers, and has the capacity of manufacture
ing an immensely of flour of the first quality.
The situation is perfectly healthy. A few
hands may be worked TO advantage on small
plantation connected with the seat, il desired.
large quantity of materials are prepared, TO
make Hour barrels for the use of said mill
The term of the lease will be two years. or
further time, if required. The prospects in
the country adjacent to the mill, are in favor
ot considerable crops of wheat. As the mill
Is too distant from my residence to think of
conducting il on my own account, | am de-
ternned to rent very cheap, if fair price
cannot be obtained. JAMES BRUCE
June IL 90 tdr
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"A certain piece or parcel
az GNOVSN.

with Us sppurtenances, situate in the town OF
Lynchburg, on Sd street, running "A feet ON
! 3D. street, aud running back 49, teet--it being
part of fhe lot of ground formerly called GIa-
hams lot Acting as trustee I'shal only con
vey the title vested in lue by the deed Of trust
aforesaid, and none other.
CHlSWELL DABNEY, Trustee
June OF. tctds II
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OLA aCRES OE MANN.
Notice.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
y George Nichols, John Nichols, Barksdaie
Nichols, Archibald Nichols, Jane Nichols, Pol
~ Nichols and jimmy Nichols, to the subscri-
bers, ON the 2lst day of November, 1891, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office OF the com.
ty court OF Bedford, for the purpose of secu.
ring n certaip debt due John Ashwell, senr,
we shall, on Monday the 9th day of July, 1873,
proceed to sell, on the premises, by way of
public auction, for ready money,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
lying on the waters OF SAUNDERS Mill creek.
containing 1870 acres, more or less, adjoining
the lands of George Torsh, J DIN Ashwell, senr.
and Others. Also, the
Following Personal Property,
TO wit ;-0ne Grey Horse, one Cupboard and
one pair OF Bellows, or so much as will satisfy
the debt and cost above mentioned, together
with the interest thereon. We will convey
such title rs is vested in us as trustees, and
none other
JAMES AYERS, T.,,.,,,.
JOIN kASEY, i'"s'e's.
June is. w3ws 10
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Notice.
sN OIAVN.
Stone Masons and Carpenters.

stone Eiasons ana carpenters.
HNllE undersigned are commissioners,
Il appointed by court, TO receive proposals
aud contract for the building a Jail in The cor
poration of Lynchburg. The dimensions Of
the building are 90 feet front, by 80 back,
and % feet pitch--the walls of stone, and 4
feet thick. We deem IT unnecessary TO be
more explicit in this notice, as a plan of the
building, with every particular required by
the undertaken, will be furnished on appica.
ton TO us THOS. \. HOLCOMBE,
JOHN VICTOR
ALBIN MCDANIEL.
June Goth tsf6
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Wv. M. II. AYNCN.

OFFERS his services as a Physician
~ and surgeon to the Inhabitants ofLynch-
burg, and its neighbourhood. He may be
found for the present at his fathers.
June 20 ts16
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The following Slaves,

viz Solomon, Joshua, David, Charles Ed
mnnd, Moses, Joe, Tom, Daniel, Martin, BIZ
~ Prissa, Nancy, Sally, Nelly, together with
the increase of the females since the date of
the deed, These slaves are valuable and we'll
worthy the attention of purchasers amongst
them is good blacksmith. Terms made
known on the day Of sale. The subscribers
will conveyto the purchasers such title only
as is vested in them by said deed.
WILLIAM REVEIY.
WIN. c McALLISTER, trustees
Inc above property will be delivered and
sold with my consent--All nay creditors in
sad trust are invited TO attend that a sacrifice
OF my property 20 their loss may not take
place ARCHIBALD BoIiINC r.
'uae II. ltwtds 90
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Notice..

| DY virtue of a deed of trust executed tn
| - me by George percival, bearing date on
the Goth day OF September, 1918, and duly re-
| cordedin the corporation court of Lyuchburg,
and to effect certain purposes in said deed ex-
pressed, shnll, on the 18th day of July, 1923,
on the premises, sell by way of public auc-
| ton, for ready MONEY!
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Uniterui Parnlins.

One Of the patients Of the Hospital Of 81
Louis, about foriy4dye years OF age, was nj.
tackled in June, lsl4. with a typhus fever
then prevalent in the Hospital The nervous
symptoms in the case were ei the most urgent
character, and terminated IN universal pal
50, for which the Sulphur lumigrtions were
tried The patient took about forty iumiga-
tions her health gradually improved, until il
was perfectly re established slIo is now well
and is one OF the laundresses OF the Hospital
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ONE TRACT OF LAND.
Notice.

RY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by
- Archibald Boiling, jr ON the 18th day Of
March, ls22, and of record in the clerks office
OF the county court OF Campbell, for purposes
IN said deed expressed, will be sold, at Ra-
leigh Chilton's tavern, in said county, on Wed.
nes,iav the 9th dav of July newt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-08

Chronic Rheumatism, complicated iosh Govt.
A man, aged lfty-four years, Of good con.
stitution, hbd been habitnally affected, for FIVE
years, with rheumatic pains shifting from the
head to the breast, aud all the joints, aud whe
had gcat alternately in each foot, received
three applications OF the fumigations, from the
10Th 10 the nth of Apri-the first of which
produced copons pcrspiration lie was deli;
vered, as II by magic, from his pains, aud the
nexibility of his limbs restored
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900 acres low Grounds.

May 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12
FROM RIO GRANDE.

The brig American, arrived at New York,
from Rio Grande, has brought out three four
horned rams, two horns on the head el-vat
I'd, and the others bending downwards, with
the usual crooks in them. At Rio, there
were symptoms Ofan insurrecti0n among the
people Captain Benedict informs, that on
Friday last, OF Inc Woodlands, he fell in with
school Of sperm. whales, eight of which
passed near linn. Breadstuh's were in de-
mand at Rio. Flour WAS $40 a barrel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

On Saturday the 81 iast The city of Ian
easter was visited by one of lie most heavy
falls of rain ever remembered there. in q i,w
minutes The streets and alleys were inundated,
and the small run which passes through tbe
city, oyctlowing lis banks, bore with it fences,
boards, panks, &c. destroying sardens, corn
aud p0iltDe patches IN lis course. 4 young
man named M'Cann, lately from Ireland, a
ged about nineteen years, who was cxerlng
himself to save some ct the floating humber.
accidently lei into The stream, aud was swept
n. Al attempts to save him proved in vain,
and Gie dead body &c The youth Was found
when lho wafcr hgd -ubsidtd, IN hour az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

NJ privateer A = ,;i!a captured the Spanish brig
Maria Dolores early ip May last, about Que
days sail from Gibraltar, on her pas >,-.
with cargo o. soap, all, olives, fruit, Sc.
from Malaga To- tine Havana. James Nariln
WIS pUt On board prize master, with john
snn. Alurriy, Hutchinson, Antonio Martinez
Wan. Cumpsty, tud mulIto. ufthc priya-
lrer's crew, aod the captain of the captured
vessel, and were ordered IA proceed to Lasui
"a. Ten days after, Murray got drunk, and
was PAT ia irons kept two days and then
lih,rateu; the next day he was again iutpxica.
ted, aud 1T the mid Watch, he and johnson
quarrelled about wiO Shnuld take his turn al
The helm Che wiiGvss, Cunpsiy, being AT the
Il ne nj the hc!m.) ~ hcu JOHNSON went below.
brought up pistol and shut MURRAY dead on
the sI'Ut-jhc prize master MARTIAL sta ldng
by nj the time. The l. ly OF Murray wa, i'm
neGia:riy thrown overheard. Two nights
after. the Sp1nish captain Was shot and
ihroWu into the sra.--liutchinsOn was thrown
overheard, alive, hy Johnson and the prize
master -AniOu.p Martinez in terror of john
sou. avoided has fury and preferred drowning
he jumped over. The next victim was the
guilty prize master himself, who was chained
6nyu lay the fefncouS Johnson, his hands so
,guuei that he could not feed mself-the
pnHr wretch expired iutwo days. Cumpsty
.ife witness, was chaiaed one d Y hy the side
of Marlio, and was in continual expectation of
tus'n5 his life tnn al the hands of the mrrci
less Johnson the ruiirD, however, squall
canning On, ana finding il Impossible 10 nayi-
gate the vessel without Cumpsty-saved his
h.r and that of nlulattu, the only two re-
nlaiun5 of the crew. On the 9Th June they
snake tile brig Dart (which had sailed from
B'rhadnes day or t"o before Tor Demerara, !
OF whose captain, Johnson enquired whci ga
boats he WAS. The captain informed him that
8arhadGes ',hrc about % miles y. w. by w
ne then siceicd tur that port where PrUyi-
dsnc" ha' destined him To meet his fate aud
arrived there tl.e next day, the 9Th nf June -
IL Is most TX Extraordinary, that while ne was
relating H., situation 10 the Captain uf the
Port, Richard Cock, Esq aud describing the
loss GEtnc crew, h. should, without seeming
IT. apprchrmd ary danger from the confession,
say, at "nce and withnut hesitation. when
captain Cock asked" What bccanyr of the Spa
ush captain :''--" We shot him - and whcn
asked What became of Murray -" shot
him"
Fhr Jury in a short fine found the prisoner
GuBy''--and he MAS condemned ia death.
bui{ u CIr6u
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RICHMOND PRICES CURRENT

FNiOe or STOCkS-Contcied Ly j. II. L;ncS.
United States Iinuh. = in4
Iouk of Virginia.
Farmers Bank, 50
Marine Stock, = sales
BANK NOTE EXCIlA 81 E.-Cerrfcfed al, ro5,n,s OCf.,
state Bank OF NORTH Carolina, 81 per cent discoun,
South CaFDiina banks, sad do DO
Georgia baubs, ga % do do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-08-12

credit persons of weighty authority, the Eng
lish wish 10 obtain the management of affairs
in Peioronnesus, OILY for The purpose Of con
signing II to the Turks. However this ma, be-,
Lord StrangtOrd no lougerenl,ys the coni-
dence Of either Greeks or Turks.