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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

Against
Susan Christian Charles Christian, Pachcl
sChrislian, Walter Christian, Frsaoes Christian,
Polly Christian, Elizabeth Christian and sally
Christian, heirs OF Polly Christian who vas
heir undrcpresentati,o of Polly Christian. Il ec
formerly Polly Owens, Defendants.
~ CLLNCERY
The plaintiffs having filed their bill, where
upon II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the
eourl that the real estate of Tie sad barnet
Owens, wll net excccG three hundred dollars
a shHre TO each disirlbutee il is therefore or
dercd that Sasnn Christian, Charles Christian
Walter Christian, Rachel Christian Frrnces
Christian, Polly Christian aud Elizabeth Chris
San, heirs aud representatives OF Polly Chris
ian, formerly Polly Owens.do appear here on
The first dag NJ February court next, tozshcw
cause, any they can, why the said real es
tate she uld not be sold aud distributed accur
ding 10 the act OF assembly IN that case made
and prov d d, according 10 the prayer of the
plaintiffs bill--And ii appearing Ia the sBis-
ton OF the court thai the said last named de-
fendnnis ara not inhabitants of this common
wealth II il therefore ordered that unless the
said defendants do appea. here on or before
the FIRST day OF February court next, ard enter
their appearance and give security according
10 the act al assembly, the plaintiffs bill shall
be taken as confessed aud the mnttcr II ere
tore aecreed accordingly, aud it i, further or.
hered that a copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Virginion fe, the space Of Two
months successfully, and that another copy
thereof he posted at the front door of the
-sourt.house Of this county on some court day
Copy-lesie
IL A. b. DAVIES, OK.
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Trust Sale.
Augusto

nY ritue Of deed Of trust duly ereeuied
ID 10 The paderngned, By Reuben PeadieioD,
On The I2ih dug Of Joig, ls22, and Bo,n 81 re-
cord IN hle cierk o6iee Of He county court Of
.4nh''st, jar hs purpose Of securing itr0 dsbts
htrein mentioned, I shall, on Friday, the Both
day Of January, 1923, II fair, oiierrise me
nfrt lair day hereafter, proeeed II ,eH, upoa
Inc Preaiises, n auction, jor cash, Or upOn such
credit as MnY b. agrlad nnaa On he INN II seie.
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.ioihfrd County, .yorcmLcr Court, ls22
Francis Page aad Sadly hs wife, formerly
sally Owens, Grhriel Page aud Frances his
ts,ie Formerly Frances Owens. Bschcl Owens
widow aud heirs of Barnet owens, deed
Plaintiffs,
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Notice.
Ur.P. y, TinAali

uAS removed 10 the Office formerly oc
l. \ cupied by William NJ. Rives, aud will
practice Medicine in town aud the surround
% rouasry. Jan IS.
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MY. andrew Stanton,

1slR-As you are not an inhabitant ofthis
~ Commonwealth, we hereby notify you,
that on Saturday the 18th day OF January next
at the Union Hotel, in Lynchbnrg, we shall
proceed 10 take the dispositions of sundry wit
nesses, to be read as testimony on the trial OF
the attachment in chancery, now depending
in the county court of Buckingham in which
we.are complainants, and yourself, VIM. Pate.
sou, Moses Sweeny, Fergus Ferguson and
VIM. Gray are defendants.--If from any caass
the dispositions are not taken on that day,
they will he taken at the same place on tho
3lst day of the same month-When and where
you may attend HART & NlMhlO.
December ID wt25J 10
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Lying ou the waters of Iyey Creek, atout
4 miles from Lynchburs, aud adjoining the
londs Of Capt. William Irwin and others.
Terms will be- accommodating, and mad.
known on the day. The sale will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Goorge Wnaloch, auction
Ger. THOS. L COUCH.
Jan. 7. ltwts
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ntic

THE SUBSCRIBERS, as executors Of
! Addison Da,ise dec d. viii odcrlor sale,
nj public nuclion, on The premises, or Friday
lr 18th day u IannnrN. la4I
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Notice.
George w. Nelson,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MILL attend the counts held in Lynch
w burg and the counties 81 Campbell, Am
herst and Bedford. He resides in Lynchbur ..
Dec. 10. ltw3w 81
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% Dollars Reward

RUNAWAY from the subscribe
: the hrst OF July last, Negro Nsa 'opu
yellow complexion. named JIM mal Of o
sards Of sin feet high, spare made.Iae Az %
n 80 years Of age. lie is marked S -. %
mall pox in his face, and has rain WIN IL,
COX when spoken to. He was r,.' aoSn
Hampton, in this state, by Caplaio ~ -. 60
cary, OF whom lately purchased him a ,
probable he may return 10 the ne,gbI'.. hs
ot that place again. Twenty-s4e nnla9'ae9t
ward will be given for his aprrehrn,;,ga5' IT,
delivery to the subscriber, living IN p',. and
county, near Bethel, aud all rrsso,, J,gol'fi
pehses Paid-or Twenty Dollars ii SEE ~
any Jail SO that get him again. ''''a a.
Dec. 20. o.. ~,
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AUS PRi.NYlNG

Executed an the neatesi manner, and on The
most moderate terms, ct The Office erhe
PagsaiaB
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y YNAtlN Nv N.A%N.

Containing three hundred acres, more or les.
situate IN the county OF Campbell, on Opos
slml creek, adjoining lands OF George Cabel.
land, psfchased hy the said Samuen Harrison
"ilh others, OF Thomas g. Bouldin, executor
OF David Eo,s, decd. On the same day, and
IN virtue Of the same deed of trust, will be
sold. on the premises, for ready money, to the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

WILL SELL, on tn premises, on thc
q s5th day ofylanuagy, 1928, al public
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Trust Sale.

N virtue of a deed of trust excrn,..
i the subscriber, by Calvin Lorino ~. 10
date the 2lst November, 1918, and d, a1a'lns
corded IN The Office Of Campbell conrt f e.. ~ re-
purpose Of securing the payment of a , ~. u.
money therein mentioned 10 Robert z oai ol
shall, on Iuesday, The 2sih da1 NJ Ia.. .
neri II fair, if not the next fair day nraay
10 sell, on the premises, for ready p6 raos'tu
he hiphfsi hidher money 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Trust Sale.

Ny virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID Samuel |. Harrison, bearing date the 30
day OF June, lsl9, and duly recorded in The
office Of the county court OF Campbell, tar the
purpose Of securing the payment of sum Of
money therein mentioned, TO William Ogles-
~, viii be sold, on tie premises, for ready
money, 10 the highest bidder, Oh tuesday the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
One xot and Tenemen,

In the town of New London, sitnate =, -
lower end OF the main street. Tho ~. ING
this property is believed to he good In, 'ir %
only convey such as is vested in me ~
{. ANTHONY.
beC. ~ 20 wtJs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-09-08
Farm Mills.
August %.
ME subscriber haping leased the FARM

THE subscriber having leased the FARM
MILLS, in the county Of .qmherst, takes
has method Of Informing The public, that he
,p'Shes to purchase arheut, TO be delivered either
at the said Mills, or at his L,mber-house, an the
to'on Of Lynchburg, 7ehere the best cash prices
that the Richmond market aeiH justify, aoiH al
acays De gtren. Those ,0ho choose TO hare their
aeaeaf ground on commission, can be aceonano
dated on the usual terms Of milling.
HENRY S. L.3NGHOPNE.
~ A liberal price VIII be given for Sc
CoND MILLER.
July So. elep
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Stop the Villain!

DUNAWAY the Cd of this month, A
~ muIatto man named NED. He is low
fellow, but hes large breast and is Stronglf
made, little bow-legged, a high full forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and toerabs
sharp chin--Wears his hair tied behind-hass
bold and open countenance when spoken to.
He is keen artful fellow, and perhaps eau
read and write little. His clothing cann0t
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
lie is genteelly clotied. He has good sils(r
watch, with gold or gilt chain, boots, sci
lie rode off u DARK GREY MARE, abou, d
feet oinches high, in good order, shod heloH
her shoes not much WOrn-she is lengthy and
well tormed--and has the marks OF pIouf
gear upon her shoulders, and considerable
scar upon one of them, high on the shUuda
blade, think on the right. She has a ytg
thick tale and mane, though not very long i
she is spirited and active and rides we'll lid
is web equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat of bear skin with large capeI
&C. have no doubt he has obtained free raI
pers, and Will attempt to pass as free marI
aud make TO some free state, and have nd
doubt but he has altered his name. Her d
handy fellow, a good house servant, miIlel
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand TO and
thing, and have no doubt but he has pleny
of money. will give reward of FAITH
DOLLARS 10 any person who will delhe
him 10 me, or secure him in any Jail so that 4
get him again, within this state; ard if taken
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLAUi
II secured or delivered to me and ten dolai
for the mare il taken within this state and Gel
Iivered TO me, and twenty dollars if tuket
out OF the state and returned home
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug. %. Mts3
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al a court held for Franklin county, al The
Courthouse on the fourth day Of August,
1898.
Joseph Greer aud SAMMY hiswife, Pitts
Against
Petes Holland, executor DC. of Elisha Ly-
on deceased, John NJ. Holland, Administrator
&c. OF Mary Webster deceased, 5obn Web
stcr, Elisha, Lyon, John Lyon, Elijah Lyon.
Daniel Lyon, Peter Lyon, Rees Hughes and
Polly his wife. Dehs
IN Cff7FCERR.
The Defendants John Lyon, Elijah Lyon
and Daniel Lyon, moi having enteredtbeir APP
pearance aud given security agreeable to the
Act of Assembly, and the rules OF this court
and IL appearing TO the satisiaction OF the
court, that they are not inhabitants OF this
state on the motion ofthe Plaintiffs bythelT
council, Il is ordered, that the said non-fesI-
dent defendants do appear here Oh the hrsi
Monday In November next, aud answer The
Plaintiffs bill, and that a copy ofthis ogder be
forthwith inserted in the Virginianyg paper
edited in the town of Lynohburg, for eighi
weeks successfully, aud that another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse oi
this county.
A eopy--Tsste
CALEB TATE, c.fc.c.
Auoust % -
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Bedford July Copri, 1923.

Bedford July Cot.rt, 1923.
Price Snlder, Reese Morgan and Lavina hi.
wife, formerly Lavina Snider, pit IFS
Against
Elizabeth hayse, Thomas snider, Barks
dale Snider, hIahion SnideF, Daniel Brown
and Joicey his wife, deits. ,
IN CHANCERY.
The defendants Thomas Snider and BarEs
dale Snider not having entered their appear.
aGce and given security according to the al
of assembly and the rules Of this court, ana /,
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court Tia,
they are not Inhabitants OF this state, on tbe
motion of the plaintiffs, by their counsel, il /,
ordered, that the said absent defendants do an.
pear here at the next October court g. answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this OF.
der be forthwith published i'll the virginaa
for two months successfully, and another
posted at the front door of the court house
on two several court days.
A copy Teste
SO STEPTOE, C. b. c.
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~ office.


DY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
ID the subscriber and George w. Turner,
by Reuben Pendleton, bearing date 9th May,
1922, and duly recorded in the clerks Office
of the county court of Amherst, will be sold
to the highest bidder, for ready money, at the
dwelling house of the said PendIeton, on Fri
day the I'd day of October next,
SIX Negroes,
To wit Tom, Jim, Betty, George, Henry and
Adam, with the increase of the said eeroes,
if any, one Wagon and gear, one yoke of OK
en- and cart, ten head of horses, together with
his, the said Pendleton's stock OF cattle and
hogs--also, his HOUSEHOLD s. KITCHEN
FURNITURE, or so much thereof as shall be
sufficient to pay and satisfy the debts in said
deed mentioned. Acting astrustee shall on
ly convey such title as is vested in me by the
said deed OF trust. SAML. GARLAND.
September .. 1twtds
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Also, at the same time and place, will be
exposed, To public sale, agreeaby 10 the pro-
visions of the fourth section OF the act, passed
on the oath day of April, 1920, entitled An
act making further provisions for the sale OF
the public lands" such lands situate within
the above mentioned townsphips as have be-
come forfeited to the United States prior TO
the lst af October, 1920, for failure TO COM
pIete the payment within the period prescrib-
ed by law.
The sales will open with the lowest num-
bered section, township, and range, aud pro-
coed in regular numerical order.
Given under my hand, at the Cityof Wash.
ington, this 18th day Of August, 1923.
Ryfhe PRESIDENT.
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The subscriber will continue the hardware
business in the house formerly occupied BY
Ammon Hancock & Co. He will also keen on
hand, good assortment of Paints, Oil, and
Painters materials, all Of which articles he is
determined TO sell low for cab
AAiM0N HANCOCK.
august IL. 4W LOG
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TH&EE SLAVES.

oTiCE as hereby given, that all The
- fells IN The Lunatic Hospital in the e;,,
V.so"sonrg' are occupied, and thot no mar
10 ,aS naie or femaie) aoiH be reeeiped in
por sas 4igspudt @n',! some The said cells are
Bn ,'' o-a. Eo,iee Of whieh ociH be gipspl.
ny order Of The Court of Directors
.qugga / * u |. =, u.
52wts
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By the President oft1s Uaitea Stats

IN pursuance of law, |, JANIS MONROE,
i President of the United States, DO hereby
declare and make known, that public SAFE
will be held at the Land Office al Franklin, IN
the state OF Missouri on the first Monday IA
December next, for the disposal of such OF
the lands situate within the district of How
ard county, in said state, as have been REIN
auished to the United States prior TO the lst
day of October, 1921, under the proyitions oil
The act passed on the Cd day of March, 1921,
entitled :. An act for the relief of the purclia.
sers of public lands prior to the LIST day OF
July, 1920" as are situate in the following
described townships aud fractional townships
lying north Of The Missouri Rjrer, and west OF
the fifth principal meriden, viz
In tonllakir ~ 70 g inelusis ,ef range II west
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JAMES MONROE.
GEORGE GRAHAM.

NIUFtIL GHAfIAM.
Com'r Of the General Land Office.
" Printers authorized to publish the laws
Of the U States in the states of North Carroll
ma, South Carolina, Virginia, Chic Indiana,
Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, aud
territory of Arkansas, and PittsbuSg, in Penn
sylvania, are requested to publish the fore
going proclamation once a week until the
sales take place, and send their accounts (re-
ceipted) to the General Land Office for pay
ment.
Aug, ,awts55
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PROPERTY

Notice.
Y PIE copartnership of Ammon Hancock
81 Il Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to them are
requestedtomake immediate payment to Am.
mon Hancock; allthose having claims against
them are requested TO present their respective
claims TO him properly adjusted for settlement.
DANIEL BROWN,
kMMON HANCOCK. ,
July 81.
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.lessrs. .qrciibald Freeiand, Jr. Halig

.liessrs. .7rchibald Freetand, Jr. HMmr,
Ffeeiund, and John Freeiaad,
GENTLEMEN-As you are not inh5,
~ biianis Of this commonw ealth, and No,
having any agent known to me, You will
please TO take notice that shall on MONDAY
the 18th day OF October next, at the Ftanklirr
Hotel, in the town of Lynchburg, proceed Ia
take the dispositions OF Christopher Blake, and
James Bullock, in suit depending in I'll,
Superior Court of Chancery Tor the Lynch
burg District, wherein ] am plaintiff, aud
James Bullock, Christopher Clark, aud Rich,
ard Anderson, Beverly Blair, and David An
derson, trading under the firm and style d
Anderson, Blair l. Anderson, g. yourselves ar,
defendants. BENJAMIN LEWIS.
August IL. w4W" LOG.
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

"E will give the highest cash price 70
W WHEAT, delivered at our Lumber
house. Whk MCKEE & J. G MEEM
IelyZe. tets lo2
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02

greater augmentation may be eonhdentia =
ly expected upon other articles imported
into the United States. This suppOsltlon
rests upon the tw0-fold conviction, that
foreign articles, nearly equal TO the value
of The domestic exports, will be imported
and consumed and that the substitution
OF particular classes Of domestic articles
for those of foreign nations not only does
not necessarily diminish The value Oi CO.
mestic exports, but usually tends TO IN
crease that value
The duties upon various other articles,
not in any degree connected with our do
nestle industry, may likewise be in
creased with view to the augmentation
of The public revenue. II the existing Ia.
riff shall, during the present session OF
Congress, be judiciously revised Tor me
purpose of augnenting the revenue, II IS
confidently believed that ii will not only
be amply sufficient 10 delray all the ae-
mands upon the treasury at present autno,
rised by law, but that there Will remain
an annual surplus. subject 10 such DISPOSE
ton. for the promotion OF the pubic wei
fare, as the wisdom OF Congress may o''
rect. 90,
Under the &c, OF the Goth OF April last,
autborising the exchange Of certain por'
tons of the public debt for i've per cent.
stock, D56,7O n only have been ex-
changed. The increased demand TOR ca.
pi:ai. tor the prosecution OF commercial
enterprises during the present year. ana
the rise ~ the rate of interest. consequent
upon tina, demand, which were not snt'ci'
paled al the time that The measure was
proposed, have prevented its execution.
Existing circumstances 10 not authorize
the conclusion, that measure OF this ma
ture will be more successful during The
next year II the price OF the public debt
in 1895 should be as high as it is at pre-
sent. any portion OF it, redsemable al the
pleasure OF the government, which should
be unredeemed in that and subsequent
years, after the application OF the sinking
fund. to that object, may he advantageous
ly exchanged tor stock redeemabIe at such
periods as to give full operation to the
sinking fund. This may be effected, eli
ther directly by an exchange OF stock, or
indirectly by aulhorising loan to the a.
mount OF stock annually redeemable be-
yond the amount Of the sinking fund ap-
plicable TO that object.
All which is respectfully submitted.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD,
Treasury Department, Dec. Is, 1922.
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POETRY.
From Poui,oa's Dairy Adsertisen
THE MISSION SHIP.

THE MISSION SHIP.
A vessel hls recently departed from New
Haven, with several Missionaries, bound to
the Sandwich Islands.
Softly blow We iav'ring breezeS!
Winds of heaven! propitioas smile
Speed the tall ship 'er the ocean,
Safely 70 her destined Isle.
Nov she rides the bounding billow,
Proudly urging on her way;
IL, Who holds tue storm is with her,
God, the Missionary's stay.
Fathers! faint not. those departing,
70 a friendless heather shore,
Go to toll mid sceaes ofperil
Where 'mmausel toiled before:
NT.thers. weep not, these, your offspring,
Bound to wonder pagan coast,
Go to reap the martyrs laurel,
Go to seek the poor and lost.
Who are these that haste to greet thee,
King of men! in gath ring crowds:
Who are these that fly to meet thee,
Rapidlv as summers Clouds
I.oi the ships of Tarish, bearing
Nobler reig ht than Ophir saw;
Thither where the isles are waiting,
Waiting the Messiah's law.
Roll, Paciic' roll thy pillows.
Proudly to the whispering wind;
On thy bosom floats treasure,
Richer than remotest lnd -
Wait it quickly. . We brsezes!
Winds o Heav'n, propitious smile!
Speed the tail ship Ger the ocean,
Safely to her destin'd isle!
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02
Public Sale.

Sale Of Potomac Land &c.,
TN pursuance Of the provisions of deed
i Of trust from WIN. BRENT. Jr. and
WINlFRED L. bis wife, to Walter Jones
and the subscriber, for certain purposes
therein mentioned,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02
Grocery and Feed Store.

Grocery and Feed Store.
RNHE SUI .:riber begs leave respectfully
L To acquAln, his friends and the pub
lie in general, that he continues 10 occupy
the slor. at the corner OF King and WASH
ington streets, lately occupied by Mr.. JAS.
Allison, where be intends keeping a &C.
neral assortment OF
Groceries, Horse Feed,
and every article uppertaining 10 his lane
Of business,
and respectfully s"licils share OF thelf
patronage. WILLIAM EVANo::
nov 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02
The Lots

OF the said town, which has been recently
laid out around the court house oil the
county of Prince William. The follow
ing are he terms of sale, wig One fourth
OF The purchase money 10 be paid in hand;
and the residue to be payable in two equal
annual instruments, Tor which bonds with
approved securities, will be required.
BY order OF the trustees OF the said Town.
JOHN MACRAE. Secretary.
dee l2 II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-02
Town of Brentsville.

THE trustees appointed by the act OF
l. Assembly Of Virginia, will offer for
sale, on the premises, on the first Monday
IN January neat,
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SURRENDER OF CADIZ.

BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE brig Mary and
Eliza, Captain Gray, which arrived YES.
terday, left Gibraltar on the 4th ut. and
Capt. u, informs that boat arrived from
Cadlz the evening previous, with an ac-
count of the surrender of that city TO the
French on the goth of Sept. aud that tho
hlng and his family passed to st. Mary's
ne same day. Two French frigates arri-
ed at Gibraltar on the Sd of Oct Business
ad been dull, but the new events were ex-
,ected to revive il.
The Fr'gates were from the squadron of
1adlz, the blockade being raised. They
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THE VIRGINIAN.

PLEAS ANTs. III fi..sR - 20.
plHLIsnfRS nF iHE IA"s ~ ~ tNioN-
.Baia $. e., ,osfc .ues4Ts .Sjte ,riA. t'asi@rh
4 The Srlni. Weekly Paper, Al 81 aud the
Weekly Paper. nj ) i'sr srnovis i~sah'e an
aivance.--N5 ..iusenptinn Al lie received ia 'a,
A ess tjae than siS months aas.nn rairr MI
,c discontinued {hui at the discretion oi Ae
Editorsl until all nfcsragcs are psid
AZ Adreetisements siU l'f inserted a. %
cents per square lor less) The arst tdns and
81 - eeais Tor each Continuance these
from a distance must he paid i0' previous 10
their insertion, or the payment assumed by
some responsible person IN Lynthlihfg
az Chaucery Orders are use.'ed ioT siA
dollars.
M All letters addressed 10 the Editors mhsi
'e rosr pAID, or they will mol be aueud'd 10
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MEETING OF THE CANAL DELEGATES.
WAsHINGToN, Nov.7.-Atan early hour
Yesterday, large number of the Canal De
lesates from various parts of the country,
appeared in the Hall ofthe Supreme Court,
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The Stockholders OF the The.

atre are requested 10 meet in its auditory
ON Thursday morning next, at 10 o'clock
A NJ.
Nov. rs.