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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-27

IHe Presidency.-To those who feel lively IN.
terest IN this question, the following items respect
ing the number Of electors and the mode of choos-
ing them IN the several states may be acceptable
Maine electors, by the people in dis,rcts-N.w
Hampshire z, general ticket by the people Nlas,a
Ghusetts 10, in districts by the people--Rhode
Island - general ticket-Connectcu 8, general
ucSe' y the peopie-Vermont Z, by the legislature
New York So, by the legislalure-New Jersey 2
general ticket by the people Pennsylvania 98
general ticket by the people Delaware 9, bv The
egisatureNlaryland II, in districts by th, neonie
Virginia "a, general ticket BY the pvople-lNorth
Carolina -, general ticket by the people-Soutb
carolina !, by the legislature Georeia 9, by the
legislature Kentucky Id, in three districts by lie
people Ohio l6, general ticket by the peope-.-In.
dana ., BY the gslature--llnois s. in disicts bv
'he people--Missouri s, in districts by the peonle
Louisiana 5, by the legislature Mississnni 4
general ticket by the pcople--Alabama ), in dis
'rlcts by the people. Total in "a states 26l. Tie
time when the elections in the different states take
place "iil hereafter be given.
". r. Statesman,
"A Mr.. Joseph Shaw, lately died at K.nsincton
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-06-27

would not be shaved. lie gave uIeCtons 10 DC
buried the next forenoon after his DEATH TO have his
coffin made of rough boards, to be hauled by oxen
on drag from the house to the grave and did not
wish any minister or even his friends and neigh
bours to attend his funeral. His directions were
complied with. Nat .ldc.
Silrer .uines.-Late accounts from Washington
County, Missouri, inform (says the lexington Gag
cite of 5h inst) that trading party was iorming,to
visit SANTA FEE in Mexico, and also to open sill
yer mine that was discovered last summer high up
on the arkansas Rirer. The quantity and rich
ofthe Mineral affords the most Aattering pros
pect OF very extensive mandatory OF silver with
in the limits of the United States.
GOLD NINE. The Cheraw 1nteIligencer,
printed at Cheraw South Carolina, gives the follow
ing account of Gold Mine, which has been recent
ly brought to light in the southern country -
In the county of Arson, N. c. two miles from
Rocky river, and about thrty-Gye miles from this
place, there has been discovered an extensive Gold
Mine; in excavatng which, twelve workmen are
employed with very considerable success. We
have conversed with gentleman who few days
since visited this Mine; from him we learn the ore
is exceedingly pure, and sells readily in lis crude
state, at 81 cents the penny weight. While he was
present, one piece was dug up, weighing % ounces,
equal TO $40 40 cents. One other piece had pre-
sonsy been found weighing forty ounces, equal toI
S728. Gold is not found deeper than three and al
half feet below the surface. There is small creek
running directly through this mine, the bottom oil
which being covered with millions of particles of
Gold, gliterng through the limpid stream, presents
very interesting and beautiful appearance.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
COMMUNICATION.

The 4th ofJuIy was celebrated by highly
respectable party of citizens vt Marion Hill,
where barbecue was provided The Decla-
ration OF Independence was read, and after
dinner the following toasts were drank-WiI-
liam Ii. Fiizwhylsonn, Esq. presiding AS pre-
sident, and Robert G. Scott, Esq. as vice pre-
sident.
l. The day we celebrate-It is the birth
day OF free people-let it be ever held in
sacred remembrance.
9. George Neutrality-suspicious. of
power: His example IS WORTHY of imitation
by the champions of freedom in other coun-
tries we revere his memory.
$. Jefferson, Madison and Monroe-They
nave given practical Illustrations of the exer-
cise OF Just pOicerS in government, without in
frInging upon the rights of the people.
q. The Heroes of the Revolntion-We can
never pay the debt of gratitude we owe TO
their valor and their virtues.
8. The Friends of Free Government
throughout the wOIld-We are all brethren
of The same family.
8. The Governor Of Observation-Disclosures To
the people 10y his Republcanism and his yir-
tues.
z. The Constitution of the U. States-The
bulwark of our freedom: If not confined to its
letter and spirit, our officers become our RU
o. The University. of Virginia--Her best
hope, may the next Legislature have Tie Wis.
dom and liberality to best0w on it an adequate
endowment.
o. The People-The source Of all power .
TO enighten their minds is to preserve the
fountain pure, and TO pcrpetuate their liber-
ties.
10. The Army and Nayy-Thoir gallan,ry
during the late we cudears them 10 our
hearts but we wU. g them restricted in
! time OF peace to proper numbers, and kept
within the sphere OF their legitimate duties.
II. The cause Of SpaiD-Itis the cause oil
Liberty may she triumph over her enemies
and regolate according to her own uncontrol
led will, her form Of government.
12. The next President-I,ef him he co
lecied for his talents, uniform republican
course, devotion 70 The public good. fFmue,
Of character, and enlightened and liberal view, !,
- The Amcfican Fair
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vohunrErns.

votOErEgRs.
BY Robert G.. Scosf.--W Vim. III. Crawford
8 open, aud frank character, talents, long
public serSice, and Uniform depo'ion to the re-
publican cause. give him strong claims to the
confidence OF the nation.
BY Ihossds Brocke,J5rough.-- pconie of
spain, may they become Great, Free and
lndependerr nation.
BY tieder;ck Piscsanis.-The people of
the U. Sat.s-May they always be mindful
that their happiness and freedom depend on
their union. ....
BY Col. Gcoch.-The Bourbons, they stand
on the verge Ola rocano-may they soon be
relieved from the cares of Government.
By ). JdcoJs.-Spain, constitutional Spain
whose Government presents an a ANOMALY, con.
tending for freedum and the right of self gov
eminent AT home, whilst she is vainly atiempt-
ing to ensiave South America heaven
smile upon her in defence of the first and rrus-
trate her efforts in the latter.
BY Col. John II. B,uton.-Andrew Jackson
and the victory of the 9Th of January, 1915.
BY .4rchd PieaSants.-The CAUSE of the
Greeks-the prevalence of the cross over the
crescent.
BY Mr.. .uicOu.-COmmedore Porter: NAV
ms exertons in suppressnS the enemies OF the
human race meet with the due gratitude
of his country.
By Major Iompktns.- Our country-its
interest is in peace, and its policy is honesty
MIR. McCreery, the author of some of our
best national songs.
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FOURTH or lilly

The great day, which gave birth to a great
nation, was ushered ~ by gun at the dawn,
and salute at sunrise, from the Capitol
Square. At - O'clock, the line was formed
on the New Courthouse Street, by Capt. Muir
phy's. Light Infantry Blues, ADD Capt. Rother-
loord's Artillery Company, and a Federal
Salute fired. The Public Guard, com manded
by Capt. Boiling, were also drawn up At the
Barracks, and fred salute.
The religious exercises were as spirited as
the military. Agreeaby to the previous ar
engagements, iss aunouucef Il tbs paper the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
CELEBRATION Ar PErEasouao.

Our sister town has always displayed the
finest public spirit. On this occasion her ar
engagements were spendid--ler invitations
extensive Cards were addressed To Messrs.
JehersonAnd Madison--but declined i'm very
handsome and animated terms by both these
illustrious citizens. The Governor. some of
the members Of Executive Council. some
OF our citizens, the two volunteer companies
of Norfolk and most Of the Navy officers on
that station, sc. SC participated iu her
hospitality. The theatre is supposed To have
contained at least 1000 pprsons-fhp ladies in
the boxes md pit-thc military arranged on
the back Of the stage-the Orator in front nf
IT, The Declaration Of Independence was
read An Ode, composed by Mr.. M'Crer-
ry, was spoken BY Mr.. Dunn-and two Or
aiJ"ns, delivered by Messrs. Pegram and
henderson. In a spacious house, erected for
the purpose, 500 persons are supposed To have
sat down TO dinDer-a arranged at Eve parallel
iabIcs. Mr.. Brown, the Mayor Of The town,
presided. The following standing toasts
were drunk -FOr the Y olunicers and other
particulars nf The celebration wc look 20 the
1. OUR COUNTRY The choicest eff
OF the God Of Nations.
ruhs-IIsH Cohmbi,
Q. TIE DAY WE CELEBRATE
The New Light of the New Wnrid-Th,
Good Angel of human destiny dcsoended On
The chaos ef darkness s. dcspoilsm Man ava
kened hy us hcavrn born glory, spsung pp {,
the rank God gave him in Creation
& cyius- Ygpker D9sds
/ 3. TtlE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
"A War Cos the Rights Df AIsn--A lesson {,
! iilngs-a1 example io Nations.
gae-L.s Time sond he Trappe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
UNION HOTEL FOR RENT.

~ Possession g. be given The FIRST day Of An.
ftS5r1 g0st next, that extea>ye cOutnodious aud ee
sab21 gant establishment IN this city, (gichriond
Va) rallied the Union Hotel, 40 prevent occupied
hy Mr. Joshua Doing II rs unnecessary parcuarze lie
advantages Of this establishment oany resieut Rich
oud who might be disposed engage 10 the m
conducting house Of public entertainmcutbut Tor the
information uf ~ others disposed may safely as
serted that there is establishment of the hind, In the
state Of Virginia, superior 10 IT, Or extent, Convenience
and elegance accommodation, in every particular for
such purpose indeed may fairly challenge n compar.
snn with he FIRST establishments OF the bind IN the United
states III scarcely necessary add. that the Stables
which Of brick upon scale and n cltarss ter
corresponding with the rest II the establishment. The
Hotel amply provided with suitable and valuable Furn
ture which may also be bad bv purchase rent
There h also the lot, p gnod story Brick
Dwelling House, for rent either with without The Hotel
Applications io Pc y letter. addressed to Rielsr
Anderson, President, Charles J. Nicholas. Cashier f
ie Office oi Discount AID Deposit Of fe Banb of s
ted States Richmond. W. fnne o..
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men and maternal couneeis, were i.~,re frSSs6r-
OF inest'nable valuc.SLc closed life OF comes, .
excellence, and conjugs last night about
clock, ~ The 5lsi year OF her age, afieI "a npet-
ing Illness distinguished iy meckness AID rssisna.
non ~ 'ne DIVINE w,'l Nor was it alone the do
nestle circle that this worthy lady Alarmed bv her
nem,gnanf quali'irs of mind and heart in the social
walks oi life she WAS regarded with more than com
uon 'i'aehment and respect, which she reciprocal, 4
tics
Inc language OF panegyfic could not enhance tho
porrat "i het worth, deeply engrayen on the hearts
oil all Z" whom she WAS known--and nv oihers il
would not he appreciated. rNorColk Rearoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08

g'ih subscriber wishes to Cor considerable
- Il'niiy o go"d wheat, deliverable early as posi-
b' or winch me market price in cash will be paid ne
w"w prefer receiving it in crops. from estates on or con
Ncnf' ln ude water. BERNARD PEYTON,
]. 1 Z. l.D.LIl III
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FOR LONDON,

sI FOR LONDON,
rsS9N To ;he address of Niessrs PhiIip o;ownn ami
--<Ss2s George Marx tue zine copnerr copper hs-
tened /, ship HARRIET, capRin Thomas burfhen 7bamt
$50 hyis viii commence loading in a dnys AZ, War
wick. and viii be Dispatched by The IOh August
I'm ALSO,
(SFsfN% Daily expected, load nj Warwick, to the
address 90 hesnue Lpuse. tie Gue l. British
ship KINGSTON, cNrtnu inney, bnrtten about ESQ hhds
Those Inclined TO Ship viii apply a
July B. AT JOSEPH MARX { SON.
BANK OF VIRGINIA..
VIE presiden; and directors This have declared
n dividend of three dollars each share, payal.e
ter dedncting the bonus The The 18th
instant WM. DANDRIDGE r. Cashier.
July :. iar-6i
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
TINE president directors have declared Dividend of
: i've per The capital stock for the last six
m"nihsi which will be paid The sockhales the 18th
instant WILLIAM AEKERYlS. Cashier.
Iulr 7. IA m
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
SUMMER, GOODS.


'iiE subscribers have Tho pleasure inform their friends
ami customers, that y The arrivals, Ghe vir-
lion their OF nay GOODS WHICH gives
irm The best non'en; they have ever before had at iG
s'Hs,n: Among them are,
Camhric IInudherchicfs
Printed cam6ric, md caicoes ga 7.s and "A w5s,
=. some OF which very handsome
900 T li.na garment and cambria nimities
ltO pieces cotton Camhric, various qualities
~ no. cambria Muslins, do.
so do. jacnneS Mediums Null Musliss
Worked SGotcl., SwisS and India do.
CasSscs aud Sstinets
Tor,"i.e tuck, side and long Combs
Ivory aud BARRIERS do.
Linen and cotton Checks some fine for children
Canton, Nanhin and Mrndarin @ npes craps Robe.
Canton and Nianda'i Grape scalfs
Cotton Frinees and bindings
Cotton cassmeres, unior Niiv,urc and Stripes
sd''eeI, and V'sonis ant Angola Goods, seasonabe
c s,%asnf oS %r base "Ss N,n
nack blue punk green straw, 'hite &c Italian Grapes
White and colored DriIiings some very fine -
49, sand TO- DainAshs and Diapers for table cloihsr
Fans various kinds
Ladies' and eenilemeu's Gloves Of every description
NV and beautiful Gnghams
'ihnzes of various Kinds
Mems and women's cotton, silk wors,rd Hosiery
TE1 's scarlet Chocolate and yellow Ban'annas
cases IRISH Linens, superior bleach and texture
do. Sd Irish SheetinCs
do. superior Long-lawn> or Kentings
Fine gouze iiandk ercleis for mourning
various fashionable GauzeS and Gauze Grapes
Ntckares-Superi"r Needles
tiili ard -Dmnion Pins
Pa"1Sol1 aud Umbrellas
Best sewing Silk and Twist
orange plaid ScersucLels
Patent Suspenders
1hTead and Tickirrs
Din Nciveis alVl vclSe IT Hib,srls l;ons
h"rseiiesF Valencia Finreniine Yeslines newest lash
i'hmhazets and Bonibaznes various coI1rs
Scolloped and Inserting Trimmings
Zriil ScHTfs, PPllerinrS AID uaudkerchiefs
nlack and White bobl'inei Grapes and Colarets
Worked Muslin do aud Caps
large assortment Thread Lnces
Black and white silk do.
Elegant gilt aud polished sieel belt Buckles
do. do.
Plain and rreant Ribbands
Robes OF various kinds
Elegant silk Shawis and ScArfs, something new
Do. bubhincfi do.
lew elegant bob.,inrt Wells black and white
q lew rel India Scarfs SIiavIs
Figured Silks black aud yarisus fashionable coIors
iew rich plaid de-.
SnIins OF various kinds
. cases ladies' LEGaORN hats and GIPSEYS, beau
~ hui style aud quality, uudrr usual prizes
ne ABOVE articles tve been selected last three
wrecks ny ihe lunior partner here aided by bis PARTNER
" ue morrill, ana ON s"t terms them ia
ing the public and their customers that they car SUNNY
Then, on unusually low terms
Inly = 49, WILLIAM NEALE & co.
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The Boston Patriot sill harps upon the visi, of Mr. Van
Buren, ands friends, though rather different key IL
row says that Some politicians intimate that Gov ustis
maybe brbed from the cause OF Mr. adams Inv nm Ier NJ
The Wee Presidency; while others affect believe the
Pendsnyot some such negoation." What was rumourr
beici II seems is sunk into more humble cant of
others affecting TO believe."The Patriot then proceed
seriously 10 show that DIR. Eusiis capable of such
otlcaI iurpude 3 and that he is also prudent TO x
Shange a bird In the hand for in the bush" Tie
faiot says II" should cordially support him as Ts esi-
snt undT T 1ddn but should decidedly oppose his in.
fgnes tor that office with bargaining canddatc~ VIII
,he farIO cordially support both Messrs AdanIs Eus,is
when Tue constitution declares that President aud Vice
FFesinent shall not he inhabitants HE same state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-08
SIGNS or TIE TINES

A pne,;,o or ,t.a,.. co ~ A@.''
assembled az kogersyiiie the 2sth MayJudgr s. Pow.
ei III the chair-ResOiuOuS unanimously ntloptcd.
W recommend gen a. jackson suitable uersnn to- hi
Ihe once OF chei magistrate of this Urionand also
request he sererfd candidates he ensing election, 10
make kaoo' TO The Peopte heir satpfs his subject and
state Legislature their influence in is nvor c
Alter the meeting dissolved iessrs. John Rhea John
Blair, and col j. Upton being candidates TOR Congress
aud two gentlemen who were candidates for The srn,r
SENATE, pledged hemstrs IN separate addresses 70 support
gen; J1chsGns election 10 the Presidency.
The last Philadelphia Press his belief lint the cleo
ton Of MIR Gregg would elecii 81 Mr. adams
anu That ihs idea operates strongly in le deiR rahs"
II also expresses its belief that the election AIr Sau1e
would secure the Of the Democratic candidate in
Mr. Clay gen. Jackson"-On this question, however, no
positive opinion can be made up. W. from most
.e.grH gentleman that The great struggle IN Pcnn,yya-
MIA likely to Ice ultimately between Crawford and Adams;
that most Of SlHzes friends will probably for g.
ad thh D. ihough niter considerable contest Is likely
TO be elected Governor.
u The Roanoke Sentinel states thai tie crop Of corn
looks huey-aud the Is probably better than ii hs
Vile and winchester nsnrrs sneak In G,,teri tern,s ~
the wheat harvest, IN Prince Edward learn it is very
good Since the late rains, tie looks almost every
where luSuriant aud rich.
MABRIEDl-At New Yori on the 9th nlt NV the Rev.
Mr.. MyicEar JOHNSTON vERPLANCK, Isa. to Mis-.
LOUISA AUGUSTA GOUVERNEUR, hoth of that city
by Me- ioS BURToS to Ms. ST. f % SREigss
the former Of Lecshurg, Va~-the batter or Tauquer-
a'ion 10 the happy pair. Mr. u. and his coort
natives Of England they both in and the
having eacA hurled hrfe fggnsr p1vfner.
On Thursday The 26i ult by DE Rev. Miles Ring JOHN
A. MIDDLE, Esp Attorney AZ Law, TO Miss ELIZABETH
$. TABB, alt Of Mathews county.
80 Saona, Eniyiax county. Va bv fhe Rev. VIM Moneu
THOMAS Az CATESBY JONES. Esq Master Cnmgiar-
dsnt IN the u. 5. Navy, 10 Miss MANY WA KEH CAR.
TER, second daughter The late Charles Garter, Es
Richmond hin, Richmond county, Va.
ptEDI-At New Milford. near lIaekin,act " J. on IN,
/ 10Th ult. Mr.. ROBERT OGILBY, ard Mrs MARY ans
0GLBY, his wife She had been long confined by pain
fu and lingering Illness while sudden attack ~ tie bilious
lever summoned him ro'n time to eternity. lie survive,
her but ten minutes ami 0De grave received at tie SAINT
/ iimc Tie remains oi both
AZ the residence ~ her fher IN the vicinity Of Lexng
| ton Rem on the iolh uit Miss LUCRETIA HART sLAY
| daughierof Henry Clay.
With sincere sorrow we announce the death Of Mrs
/ ELIZABETH BARliON, consou of Commndor,
LINES Bdrron, Of the T.. S. Navy-tian which
more severe dispensaon Of IN al wise Providence
has seldom been experienced by numerous faniil
81 Young icniales, to whom her sfscionaie dcpofi
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Meme sails placid su'tum, fscttsgue q,,ietos
fgnorare jubes meme Auto co ~ 6d,re .nonsfyo
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FALL OF POHTo CAyFLLO.

BAL1IMoEE, Decembrr I've learn
by the fast sailing schr. John, captain
briggs, ef this port, arrived ut New Castle,
IN Saturday last, IN Is days from Lsguay
IA. that accounts reached there on the
18th inst. of the fall of Porto Gav"llo, on
the 6th inst. A letter tn Doctor Forsyth,
from Caracas, aIates that Porto Ca,eilo
~as taken by assault, atone O'Clock on the
morning Of the 6tI-ALL WERE IN
DISCRl AlNATELY PUT TO THE
SWORD. Classada and Csrcra fell in
the estocado. There were but 80 men
more remaining in the castle, who would
surrender at SIX O'Clock. The assault was
led by Gsoeras farz and Bermuda.
Morn. ChroR.
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y certain Yract of lanA
GOOD Tobacco land
'lr,,st Snlc

ph virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the snhgcr'bers 10y Jabez Lenwich, Jr
and MARTINI ms wife, beaii nt dutr the 18th day
OF September, ie22, and 81 r,cord IN tiic
Clerk Office Of the county court Of Bedford
for the purpose IT se,nrinr the payment ot
,undry sum oi money therein oppressed, We
sball ell BY say 81 pnblir JUNCTION, for rn,h,
al liz dwelling hoose ri tie said Jahe2 lrft
Wieh, Jr IN the county of Bedford, on the
23d dry oi December, 1873, the toIIvNin no.
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nlace. Tnr Gcaer j at Arms. command
1T the truups, hid beel arrested n
Al IN Prison BY IN ride from me COVER.
fSut.
There had been Nm insnriecton amaf
a. negrors IA Il suda isdaud lonu, aboa
Y Icagues in the Interior of Pcfnamhacs
Al several III the white inhabitants hat
rrn Killed. Troops had marched fran
rrnambaco To qucil them. The ,rs-ei
1t had bcru captured al Bahia by Loi,
sochrale, had arrived al Ptrnambaco ant
lad sailed again for RIO Julriro. Sr.efa
vessels had been captured at Penambne,
."r krep,as tnr Portuguese Aag d, ing, sup
2oslns tue place IN ti,e hands oi the POI
tli1tICst,
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from L'Histo,re dcs Chieas teieBres."
Ti.E CuLPRiF'S DOG.

LIZ l. I l. LII Xxi - DOtI.
One Of the early historian, has trans
mite t. ts a beautiful trait of ,ttarhmrrt,
on the pat Of dog towards his master
SuLrIrlUs. TINS man, owner Of an M
ntust fortune, had been condemned to
capital punishment for am atroeious crime,
Abandoned by his friends, betrayed by his
relations, vino Mere CosetUus of his estate,
he had, daring long imp .nnmrnt, 0o
Other society than that vi large and faith
tul spaniel
Very orten thu conddct of hrutes puts 10
shame ttat OF mankind. After ion. cap-
tflty, Snipltlus was condemned tn death.
In this terrible crisis, winch 80 much needs
consolation, his faithful dog alone ,dhrrrd
Ito him. Of the 1attertrs vino PRAISED his
prosperous iurtnnes---ot all who Fad cnioy
I'd ms btnetcencc-Do one WAS present to
ext,nd a friendly hand, ar to speak word
OF comInSeratlon, in this nWlllI extremity.
They Conducted Sulpititls to TIM place 81
execution As the dog knew not the sad
catastrophe which awaited his master, i,
remained TRANQUILITY with them on the
,calnia. But when the poor animal BIZ
neid his head fall under the edge OF tht
AXE, and his blood streaming around, h.
Vas no longer the .anre--hr bccan,e tirl-
aus, leap"d upon thceNecnlionr, aud wish
ri {" tear hin, IN pieces.
In tllosr days, M hast, men had not
trrNcd nj THAI state NJ harbarsn v Inch
atpplly no longer exists. One could not
.arn hear without shudderine at the ac-
co,n.- u. iUlisacrps "rgaHret ~ the name
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NARRlED--On "Wednesday evening,
the 81 ias' b, the Rev. VIM. ). REID, Mr..
SAMUEL LANCASTER 10 Miss ANN
LYNCH, daughter Of Mr.. john Lynch,
all OF this place.
-, On Thursday evening. thu ~,
lhsl. by tn. same, Mr.. PETER {. NIL
son, Of Tins place, to Miss SARAH ).
CARY, daughter of Mr.. Ai,Ics Cary, ol
Canrbrll.
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One Tract of I.ona,

containing nne hundred acres, on which TIE
said 'ah"z lcttWlch, Jr uuW resides, ndjoin.
inp f'e. lands oil Mrs. Mosely, Rays est md
lbom1t Early in tie county ol Bedford
One Other Tract of Land,
containing fifty ucres, adjoining thu lands II
Chal+'s Stewart, Mrs Moseis Ray 81 aud
the band on which the ,aid Jnbta I.efiwich,
Jr. nov resides, also oil the said Jnbr. Lett.
wrcl, Jrlcropoi tohncro, Of the growth of the
Year ot 1879, made on the lands above namrd.
The title 20 IN" abov. property is believed to
he aood. bu, we shall omy convey such tule
Us u vested IN Us as trustees aud no other,
SAM FL HANNAH,
SAMUEL GARLAND, 7r,steia
HM. NJ EfE5,
December l.. nfas IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-12
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Lottery and "a. lansa once, ~ Market
nrDIiMURE
Whore NOR crpild prizes have been sol
thiun at an, othrr oitr ~ tntrrlra.
Orders from any PAT, Of the United Star
by matt llo,l PAID nr by private conscyano
enclosing the cash ar prize, in any OF thu l..
more Lottcrics, Will meet the same proi
aud punctaal attention, as it on personal q
2Iieation, addressed to
j. |. COLIN, Jr.-.Bd!iqt3re.