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Mr.. Mitchell, OF South Carolina, next as
signed the reasons why he should vote for
the bill. lie approved il as a means OF
obtaining information useful to every de-
parfment of the government, and to every
individual in the uailon-and not as part of
a system of internal improvement, TO which
he WAS opposed.
Mr.. Wright opposed the bill altogether,
as contrary TO the letter of the Consitu-
tim, which, he commended, gave 10 Con
sress no authority TO commence system
Of internal Improvement.
When Mr.. Wright concluded
The question was taken on Mr. Bar
bour's motion TO strike out the first section
Of tie bill aud decided NJ follows,
For striking out The section SO
Against il 62
SO the motion was negatlved.
The House being thinly attended, this
vote was not regarded as a decisive one.
The committee then rose and reported
the bill to the House.
And the question being stated on order
ing the bill 10 BIZ cngrossed and read a
third time
Mr.. Edwards, ofN e. moved to lay The
bill on NE table
On this question, Mr.. Nelyon, of Mary
laud, required the yeas and nays 10 be ta-
ken.
Mr. Hardin asked if it would be in order
80 To amend the motion as TO lay the bill
on the table until day beyond tie session,
9th March y lie thought enough of the
tline OF the fiousc had been occupied with
ii.
The Speaker said the amendment would
not be IN order.
The question was then taken on order
ing the bill to lie on the table, and decided
as follows Yeas 76, nays ~.
So the bill was ordered 10 lie on The table :
and then the House adjourned.
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gress, until the next meeting Of the Coun-
Gil complaining, further, of another act
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ton of a Delegate 10 Congress, whereby
common soldiers of the army are permit
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vO NEHr.

TTyHE lenses on three of my FARMS
Il wiz expire at the chose of this year :; and
the public are respectfully informed that they
are ior lease again for Term OF years. They
lie on James river, in the county of Amherst,
few miles below Lynchburg, and consist
principally OF LoW-GRoUNDS. They are
the Farms at present occupied by Col. w T..
Fon;anc, Samuel Smithson, .ir and the heirs
of John Minton, dee d. They possess superior
advantages for their fertility, convenience to
market, 10 mill, &c. and water navigation
To those who have adequate force Of hands,
Sc they are objects worthy of attention.
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tain, in the county of Buckingham, and letters
may be addressed 10 him to Ca ira Post Office
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been stead-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ny, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, OF the uniyerslyat Cambridge,
New-England. MIR SORES was then com.
menced, with which it is convenient that sub
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
W ashington Monument Lottery.
Sl2a,0tn,

Prtcef hcktfs gl0--stmes IN proportion
The Office will be kept at The book store Of
II AtklSson, where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or prizes in any N the Baltimore lot
teries, viii meet with prompt attention. Per
sons ho ling prizes inthe Maryland State Lot
terry should eAchenge Them before the rise OF
tickets, Which will shortly take place Hep,-
pr lists OF the drawings will be kept for The
inspection Of holders Of tickets in all the lot
tcrics above mentioned. April l.
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mefled.
t. be confined exclusively to those who sir.
nallled themselves, IN either capacity, IN the
Keyontlonai War, which ubtauea the Indie.
pendence oftneir country.
Second Edition Vita an appendix
i1,liE Deelaral,on by the Rrpreseutatives ol
L the u",,ed colanies OF North Ameti,a,
acting forth the causes aud necessity oi taking
up arms. Ju v i, l7a5-The Petition bv the
Represen, aIives Il The Uuitcd Co,onies, To tat
kns ct Great Britain, July 8, i7i5--A procla-
ton OF Congress fora day OF fasting, hu nili.-
ton snd Piayer, March 10, l775-lbe DecIa,
ration OF Independence, July /, l71O--aud the
uanltcsto by the Congress OF thc United states
of America, October 80, l179
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and tn farS well Address o General WASH
rNaroS, 10 the People ii the United states, an.
noune,nss Ia ltitentio9 Of rtlrid5 from publ
service, Septemhci Il, 1870.
COMPLIED BY IHOMIS j. RODGERS
- We =, < teou, cd To the atel uaiSe u ehoo
sing an unconditional submission To The ty,a an
ny oi ntitats min istefs, 81 resistance by ,oI &C
The latter - oul enOlte. Ne nave count, the
cost oil tins contest, aad Ind nothing 81 III eat
iul as voluntary save J. ltoaor, justice, an
nunanItY toibil u, .ainrlY Ia SUI endcr tia
eedom winch we received from cur pallao
ancesto :, aud Nhith GA. innocent pustcrty
have ghI to receive hem "a. We cannp
endure the ,nanty and guilt OF eslsmng suc
ceedia . .euelatlonsto that wte' chedneas VIII CHI
inevitably a>sa, them, II we tdsety entail he,e.
ditary hondJge upon item.
j" The az ms NC have been compelled by oul
enemies to assume, We vii IN defiance sl every
hazard, with unaoatng i'm" and psrse,el-
ance, employ FOR the Preservation Of ont hbe' :
tl,s--being With one mind resolved to die ir,e-
men atne. than 10 live slaves. Deciarolioa
Of Congress, setting forth The necessity 81 ta@ms
az dIuS-Jaiy u, l1ij.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25


4 s there is a misunderstanding between
K a Mr.. Leonard Claibarne and ~, self rela-
tive 10 The contract entered INTO by me HiilI
the commissioners appointed for lhr purpose
III building CONT house aud jail in Pdtsylef.-
MA county, Che said Claiborro being de;1nly
sheriff ot said county aud the payinasifr. f,nr.
stant 10 the drafts OF the comnissioWtre ) and
as, in my opinion, the comm ssi6Ia, s have noi
decided the dih.fcuee Justly, wish 10 bring
the IN sieraeain before thcW ! wish each
party TO produce such evidence rs be has In
his po5seysion This, t.ink, is fair pfopo-
s.iion, and Il Sir Claiborne de disposed 10 act
justly, he cannot rPI,tse his assent 20 H. do
not reflect on the characters or intentions ol
the commissioners, who are MI respectable
and honorable men but they have beer led
into an eproneous decision by the parlial view
Of the matter which has been laid before them
Entertaining, as | do, high opinion OF them
oil, Ian satisfied Ihgt they are disposed TO do
evorJ man Iht!lee.
As MIR. Claiborne has boen profcssedlv vii.
ling 10 las his papers before the commissioners
during my absence. | hope he will manifest
the same Willingness now WHEN nm on the
spot. NICHOLAS MGGlNNiS,
Arril ~ 1887
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o. The EDIToRs OF THE VIRGiNiAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity So
liclt subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Anerl-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
NOW well established, and have decided
claim to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our adtional literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
University Lottery, I'd class.


Price ot f'cheis Slo-'hares in proportion
The scheme al the 9th class of the " ash-
ington Monument Lottery Is nearly the snlne
Us the last. The same capital, aud the tickets
are of the sam. price. The only difference
consists in the distribution Of The capital into
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Conducted By BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
fessor Of Chemistry, SC. Yale College.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
Of about three months, form volume.
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L0'YrENY AGENCY.

WAlsD \ ATklSSON will receive
w orders Tor tickets ia amy OF the North.
ern Lotteries. There nre AT this time three
schemes IN which tickets arr ready for sale
~ The city OF Baltimore The I'd class ol the
Mary land State Lottery (the l., Just drawn)
IS the most splendid.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Maryland State lottery, No. >.
SCHEME

Prlce Of T.cheis, slo-dares in proportion.
The I'd class ct the University fotirr, IRE
sehis The following scheme which a. il con
tains nearly rs many prizes as blanks, will be
considered ib, most sale
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
MIR. JOHN MooRLAND-Taks no

NT II. JNyr'N I"VV'tH1'.4Ff' ""o IT.
1VA tee that on Mop9oy, The 2sh day Of a
prH neTt, betmeeH the rising and setting IF The
sun, al he house of Geid Cioyd, in Moitgonc-
RI county, IshaH proceed 10 tnke ne depOs'tions
oJ mia Clo.yd end others 10 be read as tride'trc
II, n sui nor dsptnding he Chapcery Coprifor
the Lynshburg district. in Thieh Fam plaintiff
and you defendant, ,rhere and mhen yon may
attend If you hink propfr.
MICHAEL RUDDELL.
March II 81 AZ
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drawings Anuounoed,

md RISE OF TICKETS
THE Managers Of the Baltimore Lotteries
1 have announced the drawiogs--of the
University Lottery on the all day of Man :.
The AiontImeat Lottery OF the Iith, and ihe
State Lottery on the 2sih Of that moutb--
Tickets advanced on the "a iust. IN The Uni.
yersify and Monument Lotteries 10 $40, and
IN the Grand State 10 so
WARD {. AgkIsS0N.
April g SO
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king should i,o constantly exposfa in the
civil wars than iuflr domestic aniaiUsities
OF 80 fnapy families.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25
Negroes Tor Sale.

HAVE parcel Of likely NEGROES.
4 which will he sold low for cash--or ON
reasonable terms o. 2 Or II mont s credit
l0sEPH ECHOL5.
March %. ~, 81
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Irish Potatoes Yor Sale.

rENdE subscriber has jlst received con-
u siderable supply 81 Che aboye article
and Il i believed as aue as hes ever been
brought to ill., maTtet.
EDW iRp DUFrEI,
aFrl 10. v2w72
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~ ice

DY virtue of trust deed exccated to me
s9 by John Bruce Nv s. hearing date the
9Th day o. August 1919, and duly recorded in
The county coaN of Piitsylvinia, Tor the piir-
pose OF securing the payment oil debt due 10
Panuili y DieLehson, shall, on the 10th day
of May next, nj the house of said John jruce,
in the aforesaid county, about two miles lruin
Chcrlises' ford, on otnunton, prSceed 10 bell
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, BY subscription,
INV AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary
on
y REMEMuRANCER
PROPOSALS
A REMEMiiRANCER
Or TIE

DEPARTED Heroes, Sdges aud Statesmen Of a.
meflcd.
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ONE JRQCY or LIND.

OF stanton river, continuing 2l6 acres, more
OF less five Feather Beds aud Furniture, one
Bureau, one Cupboard, two Horses, four
Cows, two IIeifcrs aad one Bull, one Wheat
Fan, one Daeon Plough. The tile vested in
ms by said deed will be cony, yed and no O.
thcr. DANIEL AsHWELL, y..,...
EDWAhD OLE, ''
April !. , w3w 81
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'khe following Slaves,

lshel, ! woman silyey, boy Peter, boy
Richmond, aud | boy Patrick, aud the IN
crease ol The females, if any since the cSeeu-
tiou OF the aforesaid trust, together with all The
HoasedoM x Kitchen Furniture,
stocks OF Horses, Cattle, &C. aud plantation
tools or 50 much thereof as may be NECESSARY
to effect The purposes OF said trust Netting ~
trustee | shall convey such title only rs IS
vested in me as such.
ABRAHAM {. SHELTON, Teus}a.
April u. w2w "a
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed To
ID theSubseribers By Elijah Mitchell, boar
ing date the 10Th day OF Mach. l52l aud dn-
~ recorded in the clerks Office OF bedford
county court, 10 secure certain deM therein
mentioned, due 10 James lynch wc shall, ON
the 23rd day Of April, al the dwelling hmse Of
said Mitchell, in Bedford county, proceed 20
soil M nulIits guetinn Tof pnah
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-25

Horse Prcing BY Naehinery--Mr. j.
Allan, Of Penicuck, near Edinburgh, bias
constructed a curious mnchinc, which nm
pelo two horses round circle. The hor-
Ses aud riders have the exact attitude, aud
apparently all the animated emulation Of
well contested horse race: aud have this
accessory characteristic, that even the ma
ler of the mnehin cannnnt say which
horse will gain. With Il Huie trouble It
might occ asionally be converted Into u
foA-hnnt, 10y ailixins the usual appcndages
of lluntsmrn and hounds.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-30
TRIAL FOR MuRnER

Dob Ferebee, negro man, belonging
to the estate of the late Wilson Butt. esq.
OF Norfolk county, who ran away about
SIX years ago, during which time he had
rendered himself notorious and even
formidable for his daring outrages, and
who was the chief Of the party of outliers
in the neighborhood Of the Great Bridge
by whom so many atrocious outrapes
have been committed, was apprehended
a short time since and committed to Jail
Among other offences aIledged against
him, was the murder of Mr., David Man
ming, in 1913. Mr.. Manning was at
work in his corn field when he was shot
by some person concealed in the adioiD-
woods and fell dead. The murderer es.
capped unperceived at the moment. but
facts were afterwards disclosed which
fastened the guilt upon Bob Ferebee,-
Bob, however, ceDtrived to elnde the
grasp Of justice for FIVE years. and was
finally taken by stratagem. He was YES.
terday brought up for trial, before spe-
cial court OF magistrates of Norfolk conn.
ty, for the murder Of Mr.. Manning, and
upon due examination of the evidence
he was found guilty, and sentenced to be
hung on Friday the 25th of July. As soon
as he was assured of his fate, he frankly
confessed that he did copmit the murder
Thus have three of these miscreants been
condemned to meet the punishment, due
10 their crimes-Lewis is ordered for
execution on Friday next, Jerry on the |
l1th and Bob on the 25tb oil July. Nav |
heir fate have its due influence in nre. |
venting the recurrence of those horrible |
atrocities for which they are doomed to |
'uGeT, fi5
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-06-30
SPORTS OF THE TURF.

A trotting match took place on Mon
day on Long Island between horse
from Philadelphia and a New York horse
called Dragon, for 1000 dollars aside. -
The distance was IL miles, between Wig
gins tavern and the turnpike gate The
first mentioned horse won the race. The
time is stated at 4S minutes. The horse
from Pbiiadelphia,wh was formerly own
ed in New York, has done we'll in his
trotling matches, and trotled the New
Workers out of large sums of money
Yesterday week he trotted at Princeton.
New jersey, against the New York horse
Shongo, and beat him for pnrse of 500
dollars aside, besides taking the purse on
The Union course against seven horses, on
the first day Of the races making three
matches he has won, besides all the by
bets. W Y Daily advertiser.