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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
UNIVERSITY LANDS.

HUNTSVILLE, March l4.-At the late
sale of lands which took place at Tuscom-
bla on the Sd inst. three sections and one
eighth were disposed of, at an average of
$40 IS per acre. The whole sale amounts
To S37 1908 90, one fourth of which was
paid in hand.
We understand that the principal part of
the lands were sold in quarter sections, and
that they generally brought something over
the minimum price of Si7 per acre. The
few tracts offered in ten and forty acre lots
went considerably higher. RepuJhcan.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
.,or ofone half of Mexico, farthe pur-
.n'p',se ,lglling the terms Of the eo-2afl-

atone half of Mexico, for the pur-
imp If falhlIins the terms Of the e"-i'af'-
ne d.'a ast adyices from that division oil
nv ~ which styles ilscll, The Defend
ihe al" ~. Sovereign Mexican Consress,
RS u It'd To!ile.,a, al Of March they
a'e IL. Constitutional forces were hour-
sldf ...asinc. and that tue deseruon oi
~ from the capital was very eolslde-
rble. s,.u,.d,,,., declared for lin.
,.. r the 18th Of February.
C'"o rival last evening from Vera eruz'
~ -. the eisl Of March, brings the ioi-
wing additional items
h""n ,L,. 2lst Of March, despatch was
IN I'D at Vera Cruz, dated at Puebla,
F', ~. 18th, stating that the army was 10
Oh w.. from that place on the following day
mo', IND Iturbide, who, 1t was said, Was
:. depart from TncabaYon Tor
s ior'ia,a. supposed for the purpose OF
Srming junction with his i"d''" col
Ira M Republican, army is divided and di-
J az follows: Gen. Bravo advances
t''" " Inelou, for Touca ; Eegrete,
in ssntta, Echavarri, for Gauda'ouPe -
j" 1aragan. for Guatallan. Another dl'
"'a Is ordered for St. Augustine tie Las
H' I Gen. Victoria, commanded at We
o%H -, Gen. Lobarto, was at Guamnn-
"a, "a With 600 men. The whole Republic
u'.' e.rc. was estimated at 7 to 5000 +;
, ,a If the Emperor consisted OF 1000 to
1900. IL. c. ,h, I.,.,a
- S,criice, Zone league from Vera CRUZ
w ,be els, OF March, with squadron OF |
1r y" ar and 4 schooners, having on board 500
~ 400 troops, for Tampico. The suppos-
" Inject Of tie expedition was to inter-
zen, the shipment of q large sum of mo-
nry belonging to Iturbfde, said TO be on
h,rd a Spanish packet which was to sail
next day for Havana.
The Squadron lately purchased in the
limited States by Iturbide, is entirely haul
cd up, with the exception ofone gun hoal,
.l one schooner, and the officers aud men
with the exception of a very few, diseharg-
ed. a.,
The British sloop of war Ranger, arrived
a, Vera Cruz, on the 22d Of Feb. with a
MIR. Mackay, an agent of the government,
an hoard, who WAS TO have proceeded TO
the Emperor but on finding the country
in the hands of the Republicans, h" en-
barked on board the Ranger, and sailed, as
was said, for Havana.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
Maryland State Iottery >
No, IL.

2o,0oo ricketem 10 dollpr, S260,00o
The prizes only 80 be- drawn, by which ~.
rangenient the scheme VIII be completed in
TJtE.NTY Dh.IHLYGS- One prize Of o 900
dollars will be deposited IN The wheel after
tho fourth drawing One prize OF $1,000
n:ier the twelfth drawing the 10000 nlter
tl'e fifteenth, and the goo 600 prize viii lie
deposited in the wheel on the nineteenth
drawing.
Prizes subject 10 deduction Of fifteen pe-
cent pnylbic sixty DAYS aflov the completion
oi The dlnwing The other prizes Ia be nOat-
ing from the commencement OF the drawing.
J. l. HAWKINS, }
\ 7 NlLllAMs,} Commissioners
u HNGGoLD,
M orders Tor ticket, Il left or directed TO tie
Lucky Office Of
3 & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No 100, B6rhet 81 Richmond,
VIII be duly attended To, and any information
given with peasurc
Whole Tickets gi2 Quarters 3 90
iIalrcs q Eigbihs 80
a. The CASH will be paid nj eight FOR T.
prizes ordered by ALLEN's g. co.
April IL, q "a
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From The Detroit Gazette, .uorch7

n S.agutar discorery.-Last week a ma
nuscrlpt volume, of between three and four
hundred pages, was discovered by Colonel
Edwards, of this town, under one OF IN,
buildings. The book is in a tolcrable state
of preservation, and is me of the finest
specimens ut penmanship that we have
ever seen. II has travelled the round of
the literary circle of this place for the last
four Or FIVE days aud it still remains a mvs-
terry; the characters in which il is written
are unknown ; they are neither Hebrew,
Greek nnr Saxon, and the only part of il
hitherto inteliglhle, are few Latin quota
tons. II is now deposited in this office,
and those who are curious in these matters
are Invited tn examine it.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
CATCHING TIMES.

During the latc war, while number of
Wagons, Oh their way from New York 10
Boston, wcrr descending hin in the cast
rrn part Of Connecticut, about sunset one
Of the horses hrlonging 10 them was thrown
down, by reason or the harness giving way,
and had his leg broken. A council of dr-
vcrs was immediately called, aud it was
resolved 10 dispatch the animal forthwith,
and take of his hide aud shoes. This be
ing accomplished, they dragged III" carcase
inst ont of the road, aud pro, edrd on 10
the first i'm, where they put mp for The
night. II e.tanCcd soon after that Il coul-
tryman had occasion 10 travel the same
road. cn arriving opposite 10 the dead
horse, which the waggui4rs had thu. lett,
the ro,n'ryiaau's horse took fright, threw
oil MS flder, and escaped into the ndloIn.
ing woods He Immediately returned IL
the nearest house, and after stating the ac.
cidrnt which had bciallen him, requested
The master of the house IL take his lantern
and assist him in rec "cring his horse
This was readily complied with, and they
followed the road 90 the hill pointed ON
| by the owner aud after searching for +
! time, they met with the waggoner's hors.,
stripped of his skin and shoes. The ole
man staod astonishcd for moment, an
on finding the carcass smoking warm, was
fully satisfied that the dead animal was
none other than his own. " Vel, srtH,p
| exclaimed hr) "fS catching times, 10 be
| aitre, WtcH n nuns horse is no sooner dorm
Man has skin aad shoes are oB" After
thanking his companion for his kindness,
he walked towards his home bat he could
not pass the tavern, which was the one
where the drivers stopped. He there tells
his story, aud is advised by one Of the dr-
ycrs to go aud Iooe again in the morning,
which he accordingly does, aud finds his
beast as quietly feeding as any horse, aud
with hls shin and 5hoe8 on too.
Eastern paper.
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wherein the said James J.. Hale resides, lying
on Blackwa,er river in franklin county, Va.
containing about 1870 acres, (and which tract
of band is particularly described in the said
trust teed) as will be sufficient 10 raise certain
Claims, with interest which claims are also
Described in said deed, and nil cost and CHAR.
ges attending the execution OF said trust. Az
though the Subscribers believe the title 10 the.
said tract Of land 10 he unquestionHbly good
vet they will only warrant Ia the purchaser tho
little which has been vested In them by said
deed JOHN LAW, ir.
JOSEPH SMITH.
April q. - "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
Grand State lnttery

Of MAINLAND, No z.
Owe HUNDRED THDif S.i.fD DOLLARS
HIGHEST PnizE.
Begins drncinG ~ The Cdg of Bnliimors, an
Wednesdag the 2sh doy ot My, md uH ma
gress WDdr The pperiuitodtnce IF The Commit
ssncrS appointed by he GorcrnW and Council
seHEME.
prize OF glNOOO--i prize Of 10000
? prizes OF Slo00o--2 piizos of = ,O00-~20
prizrS of Slooo--50 prizes Of $1,000 pri-
nes Of sSn--nnd 5000 of Si2
The whole scheme viii be completed in
TUEA'TY DRAVLrG,S O.tLI.
Tickets Sl2 Quarters 3GC
Halves rightbs SO
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Office oCthe .tcm York Gazette, J
.UanaeH .Ipril III r. IL :

.HoHN1J4 .IPTU IT
:, Our boat has Just come up irnan the
Meteor she sailrd on the 9Th nit We
have nv iirnr for extracts. War bad nat
yet been drclMed. NJ. Manuel had been
expelled the chamber af Deputies. He
heserthele5s took his seat the next day as
usual the Royal Guard was called in and
ne was removed by force, Mach tumult
was The consequence, and considerable
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
SIsrH cL.ss,
Qfhc HnsipneiJa .noHument ioffer1.
Hisnfst phlIt s3ot1D.
VIII Ill


HE whole 20 be completed in sirttrH drea-
iBgs oHly Aol tNo hianks Ia frize.
\ Si0ooo prize 10 be placed IN tho wheel
on the l:iih day aud S2o.0en or Tie 18th all
the other prizes to be aoaiiig from NE com.
nebcrmt,d OF the lfnwing and IN arder hat
the Lol'cr, may be completed with MI posi-
bic despatch III. prizes only will be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters ? %
Halves 9 M Eighlhs ! %
u The drawing wll take placc on " ed
ncsiny the lith of neat month Nav aud Will
be completed with NIL possible despatch I'M.
der the Nupcriniendenee Of the Commissioners
appointed hy the Governor and Council OF
Stale
Orders for tickets from any Tnri Of THE Uni
ted sInics (poSi pnid) enclosing cnsh or prize
tickets IN either Of the Baltimore Lotteries. Or
New iork Lottery, will meet will, prompt nj
lcnlion, II directed In thc lruy fortunate oirre
OF 5. n NJ. ALLES A. co
No. Tio, T.. 81 Ricbmona,
Where Was ordered in The lnst baltimofe
Lottery, NJ l20b3 II prize ot ten thousand
dollnfs No. 3oos prize of one ihousnnS
dollars and where NJ. l1lO6, IL prize 81
10000 was presented aud tho cash paid az
sight IN Sut9.
Apr, - Gt "a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22

mobbns was expected for day or two.
but nothing serious.
The Liverpool Cotton Market was about
the same as per last advices. Ashes con
tInncd to advance.
The William Thompson from this port
arrived os the 9th.
II Il rnmored that Smith Thompson,
Esq, has declined the appointment of Uni,
ted States Jnase IN the room of the lat.
Judge Lslnsston. 1t is not rumored who
IS 10 be the next Vice President.
Phd. Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
-eG-

In June, 1905, beautiful young female
arrived alone at farmers house 10 the
town Of Lincoln, VI. She advanced some
money 10 render the family where she had
invited herself easy on the sub 'cct of her
maintenance, bat refused to disclose her
namr ar place Of residence In few
weeks she was taken suddenly i'll and died.
The singular circumstance was mentioned
ia a Gazette published at MiddIcbury, IN
Sept. 1903. Since thedcceasc oftbe nlys.
lerlous lady, an unknown stranger has
been several times seen 10 visit her grave
IN the night, bat nothing HIS yet traaspir-
ed 10 throw amy light on her namr Or his
tory nnr can the strange. bc discovered,
although several attempts haze brcu made
to arrest him. II Is generally be,iycd, that
he WAS the lover OF the unfortunate lady,
The 10 lowing is proposed AZ an inscription
fur her ,rtuyp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
Notice.

II TWO Of the above-nnmed partners will
- slnne the buginr.s in the same honse, with II
general supply oi nll kind, 81 goods OF which
due notice 10 the public VII! lac given
Aprfi (. 6Stsif
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
IPIT lpY.

The kind, the true, the youthful and the fair,
Forever sleeps beneath tail humble stone.
Where, nn"bseYcd, one pilgrim shall repair,
1oscatierWid ilnwrrso rthe dust unknown.
He viii moi name The lost the injured one
Norto imPori his 'ofroEs may ne dar.
But, hoprlr.+. seeks her grave 10 weep nlone,
Oh thou wi.p harvest his secret hp .ori's care,
witness his 9ow;-his sdtfow--his despair.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
The Drawings begin next Month.
EoIilN's OFFICE,

BaHimor, 1prit OH, lsy3.
WE have the pleasure 10 announce thu
w owingto the na,iering announcements
already csi1ced by the public toward. thenew
Schemes, the Commissioners nnd Managers
have already been enabo. To Ga early periods
Tor commencing them, a. stated below While
rendering our acknowledgements 20 the pubic
for the very extensive and continued pniron-
ogc we receive, we beg permission on this oc-
casion 10 remnrk the expedition Of drawing,
~ well rs TIE PR0MpTNEsS AND PUNC-
TuAltlY ~ TIE PAYMENT OF FRIzES
WHICH HAVE ALWAYS CHAKAcTERIz-
which has descrvedly rendered them so pom
ulnr not only at home but in every section of
the Union. In the two Lotteries herewith
presented the CISH,as heretofore, ran be had
fur MI p,is,s said oi Cohens Office Me momtni
fhfu nrn nrn1rn
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the violence Of his Efforts, we do not set
one OF apples, instead Of having both of
beef.
II the Indies can put W with such en-
tertahnnent, aud submit 10 partakc OF IT on
plates, once tin, now iron, not become SO
BY The labor IF scouring) shall be happy
10 STE them.
am, dear Sir, your most obedicnt
servant,
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
ITO DIR. John Cochran
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Notice.

DY Virtue ola trust deed executed TO the
aE subserbci. us trustees by James l.. Hale
md Nancy his vile, on the ith day OF April,
1923. aud Of record in the clerk Office Of the
county Of Franklin, will be sold, at public anc-
ton, on the premises, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday the 7'h day of My
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
TICKETS aud SH7RES in both schemes 10
be bad in the greniest variety OF Nos. at
G. q III Il NJ S
Lottery and Exchanse Office, ia, Markt
atr.ut R.,liit,,IIrn

LOttery aud EXcHaDS e OTNtt, vi, NIdfkt
street. Baltimore,
Where the Great Capital Prizes in BOT
THE LAST LOTTERIES were sold 10 DIS
I ANT. ADVENTURES, and trhere more Ca
pital Prizes hare been sold than al any other ef
Tee ia 1moricG.
gP Orders from any part Of the ~ States,
either by mail d,ost paid or by private cou-
fvcyance, enclosing the Cash. or Prizes in any
vi the Baltimore lotteries, will meet with the
same prompt and punctual attention as il on
personal application, addressed 10.
J. /. C0llEN,Ir. Sec'y-BGilirnore.
April o. tdt =
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Drawings announced,
.LYn LIZ OF r1ckE1S

IND IiSE u TICKETS
4 III Managers Of lie Baltimore Lolfnfies
1 base announced he dlaw iugs-af IL
University Latery on The 9th DAY Of My
The Meunn,ent Lultcry on the lab, ard The
state Lutlee 90 tive asib Of that month
Tickets advanced on IT,. I'd inst. il, HE Unt-
ytfsitg anu Monument lotteries 10 $40, and
IN The Grand state Ia ~.
NAnD { k'.ifIe@ oN.
April g. l. -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22
SIXTH CLASS OF THE
WashiR et0n Mon ument L0tterg.

Commences drawing 9TH MAY
The SCHEME contains | prize OF $4,000
- Of Sio,oo0.-2 Of S5,o0o---3 of $1,000
3 of SI,Ooo--5o of SloO-- loo OF S50--20O vi
S2o-nnd 5000 of SlO---lhe whnle ~ be com.
pleied IN SfkTEEaN Dh.4ULNGS ONLY
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters 81 90
Halves . 90 Eighihs / IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-22

4 Meeting oil the Stockholders Of the
~ LYNCHBIiEG rOLL-BRlDE COMA
Nj. will be held at the Franklin Hotel in the
town Of f.ynehbsrg, on Friday the 25th inst
for the purpose ol riceting President and
ten Directors for the ensuing year.
WILLIAM w NOkYELL,
Secretary aud Treasuer
April p, tt'
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ny Acr extending The tine far locaiire Viz
gina Military Land Warrants and retnrn.
ihg surveys thereon 10 tue General I,nd
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mo. 10Y.

tailon--who loaks upon bis fellow crea
lures uni DULY without sympathy, but vii.
arrogance aud insolencr, as If ihey wees
made 10 be his ,assas, and liz was made
to be their lord--as if they were fotmed
for no other purpose than 10 painpcr his
atarire, or to contribute for his aggrandixes
meni-s,ich a man may be rich, but irust
me that he never cin be happy, nor sir
tuons, nor great There is in fortune
golden mean, which is the appropriate re-
gion OF virtue aud Intelligence. Be con
teni with thpi and il the hpfn of plenty
overflow, let lis dfoppiugs fall upon your
fellow men let them fJll le the drop
pings of honey in the wilderness to cheer
TIE ialnt aud way-worn pilgrim. Look at
he lllnst'lous patriots, philosophers, and
plilanihlopisls, who IN vaiious ages have
blessed the world WAS IL their wealth that
made them great ? Where WAS the wealth
OF Aristldes, OF Socrates, Of Plato, of Fa-
hneIns, of Cincinnaius, of n countless host
uPon the rolls OF fame 'fhrr wealth
was IN The mind aud the heart. Those are
The treasures by which they have been inn
morollaed, and such alone are worth so
nons struggle MT
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PerioaicaA Literature.

Inc following periodical works are publish
81 by T.. LlrTsLL, at his bookstores, IS ches-
, ut street, Philadelphia, andm 1'renton, and by
Il Mounts IiESay. I29 broadway, New York.
GENERAL TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
No subscriptions wlllhe received lot less than
volume, and they must begin with the begin.
ming ola volume. No subscription Will be dis.
continued until all airearsses have been pad ,
and unless notice has been given before the
commencement oi new volume.
All letters addressed to the publishers are to
be post paid.
The Magazines are very strongly packed,
and forwarded by mail as soon as published.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-15

Granger, who vas a remarkably ugly
man, commended that he was The handso
mcet thing IN the world. He proved it
thus
The handsomest part OF the world"
said he +" is Europe Of Europe, France
OF Frame, Paris Of Paris, the university I,
IN The university, the college OF - in The
college ri --~--, the most handsome cham
Der is niue in my chamber am the hand
somest thing--ego, am the handsomcst
thing in the word.p
Another specimen is of man, who said
he would prove scollopcd oyster to be
better than heaven; which he attempted
by this curious syllogisin
" 4 seollopcd oyster is better than no.
thing and nothing is better than heaven
ergo, seolloped oyster is better than hta-
vcn.' Literary .1nttdoteS.
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E4itteN Il X. ". Henry

Are Agents for the following Works;
Edinburgh Review, 50 90
Quarterly Re, lew . 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
London y reprinted every month, 90
New York Medical aud Phs seal Jour
nal, edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck
man and Beck 90
United States Law journal and Civil
Iian's Magazine, edited by several
rembers Of the bar 90
.Mpoya5ie in odpance.
T.. l.. and II. n. IL. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works Of merit published
ia the United States.
They have always on hand all the New
Publications, and a good assortment OF
standard works in all the departments of
literature. Orders from a distance care
rly attended to. Jan.
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Christian advocate.

The union OF hte.at,lte WIN genuine chrIs
ianlty, at III times important, Is Pecuiia ~ scat
this time, and in tins country. The enemies OF
the truth "a it is in Jesus, are using all theif ei
deayors 10 maintain then caus. and extend thoit
influence, by the powerful auNllla les Of eiud,
ton and taste; aud lithe truth be let naked, OF
appear only In a careless OF slovealy Saib, 1t
viii not be ii.Ieiy % attract the attention. and
win the nelits of tial large and important pol
ton OF tae community winch consists oil ,he
young, the cultivated and the aspi m! We
know, indeed, that success III cultIVatu evan
yeical /, uth must come ON God, aad that
nothln. bat ms grace vii ever chaneea siag'e
hlman heart. Sill we are no. to expect mira
Giles We are lY to expect the suiles o L ovl
dence, and the nitnence OF DYInt graz e, III the
use otvIgorou, eXetlis.s, and OF mea.s natu-
rally adapted To the effects lDtSHded 10 be pio-
duced. When toe enemies OF vital 9odllness
ss5ail it with lea ming and vii, and tas'e, they
must be com5atted with the legitimate use Of
the arms wnich they aeuse. In this &c gicethe
Cnrlotial * vJcat, aspn es to take put sen
slble, indeed, that It ma,t DC an humnle pait.-
1t a,pires to be somewhat iastrum lntal III pre-
Venting he evil effect, of literature misapPhed,
III cult ing and diilusing sound bphc"i cn-
1cism III exposing misrepresentation aud so
Phisry, in o,ni.,g tae pure doct'i es OF The
gospel ia that chas. e an attractive dress VIII Oh
nley give 'uil e'lec' - 'hel n'''I e,,"' mo- ;"
"aessoie' 20 ci'e,sn '''s love o. '.a ~. ~ ''
TJua' taste among 'he yonieei e,0' ey' ''" d."
on'o'e' se',''"'y' a"o"s o'l"ou "a -, '7,'",'
wy @''u :, ar
b,,, 1'l@',
tn'e 49, ~, "Oee ~ ant IS 90 r.
no,t - :, 'N' hsYa +, n
lii ., e- .,,,, .;ie,ahl,
go, s''%t ,.'. ,nh5,ea,;,n
~ ''''A oes" Z ~ al ,
seie,'ne, :" =, vi ,;, hsg.rs,so, ,n
,ye, i,','e gym Il '''''' "''' "'' now N' ~
~ NO Joe alta. ,,1..o, ,h;. n,,l;r.4;on
will "oa linus % "'",,', "',,t ,r,. -, =,
,n eon''l'', Is non u.on5n' y "p,
before Mn tne .ba.ous ,ni,cellan,es. winch
are publ he'd h, thin t,nope and the Omit, d
Sutes and ,v;r 81, ,,,yo, a. ia, a, poSsjble. Ia
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Thirty Dollars Newark

A RMSFFAD, who ran away in Nesem.
"a hcrlast, formerly the property of MIR. A.
>. Payne Of Goochand--t II malkably clever
Iellow, but n preocicr-harbofcd about Judge
Price quarter on the 3.ehop corner, DR. fou-
shoes aud scullet0wn-hHd supposed NOM 10
run the river IN boat under tn name oi Hen
ry jones of Jamestown. Twenty dollars re-
ward viii be given Tor bringing him home, or
for lodging aim in Jail if out Of tie county,
and giving immediate notice tlereof--Also,
REUBEN, absent since Easter helydays, 3lsl
utino, bought of Mr.. Mjller's eslntc Gooeh-
land he hasa wife belonging 10 Mrs. Parlsh,
near Major John Underwood IA Goot hand.
Ten dollar, reward will be given iur hun, On
the same terms a. above.
Br Amstesd i, supposed 10 have a sister At
one of The t,serns IN Winchester.
I. ERGCSsoN
Nc.tham Cottage,
llcngieo. hPril 10 wlw II
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JAMES WILLS AND WALKER DE.

y J0iRNEIT--jak .Notice--That at the
dwelling house Of James Old, in the county of
Halifax, between the rising aud setting of the
sun on the 10Th day OF August next, viii take
the dispositions OF the said James Old and o.
theirs and on the 2}d day Of August next, be
tween the same hours, at the house OF Benja-
min Terrell, IN the county Of ritisylvania,
will take the dispositions OF the said Benjamin
Terrell and others and on the 26lh day OF
August next, between the rising and setting of
he sun. at the dwelling house Of Robert Kemp,
IN the county Of Franklin take the dispositions
of John Eanes and others, TO be read as evi~
deuce in a suit now depending and undeier-
mined IN the district ehaneery court, holden
Ia L.ynchburg, in which Inn complainant aud
Won are defendants. when and NHere yoo
may attend 20 cross-esainine tho witnesses,
! ,honld yoa think proper
WILLIAM GUNs0N,
July 10. w4w' %