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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26
Valuable property

For SALE.
AuxA will dispose Of the highly
fEs improved BRICK TENE-
HIM. nENf on Man street, sdjoin.
s4x2sA ing the store of a Robertson, ESQ
and u handsome LoI for huldiop, nj the
corner OF Sd street aud 3D. alley, fronting MIR
John schoplGrtd, lol feet front by 1872 deep
ON 81 alley, and an which ihefe Is a small mud
comfortable house, nc eupiedby Mr.. II. stump
Tor, on very aecommodntlng terms. Persons
wishing 10 purchase viii please To enll on Mr.
= Stevens, who is loi!y authorized TO make
sale. W | NORRIS
December 10 2awisIg
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Tract Of A.anA.

chilled, and known by the name of the No.
Store, on which the said Thompson now ycS
in the county Of buckingham, con,.nIno h.,
estimation. two hundred and ninety 81, pc,e9
more or less. The subscriber will co,,e,,
such title as Us vested in him, as trustee.
JOHN GILLIAN
n. D. The salc will take place on the pre- !.
misses.
WV rs setas %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

~ ,CH.7NC cry.
The defendant William Duffy not having
entered his appearance and gwen security &C
c"rding Ia the act OF assembly and the rules
ut this court, aud tappearine by satisfactory
evidence that he is not nm inhabitant of this
country oh the motion of the plaintiff, bv
counsel, II is.ordered, that the said defendant
ID" appear here on the first day Of March
eonrl next, aud answer the bin OF the plain
tui, and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the
town oi Lynchburg for two months success
"ve'y, and posted NJ HE from, door of the
court house OF the corporation of Lynchhurg
on some court day
copy. Tes,r,
~ JAMES BENAGU, y. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

In pursuance Of the above decree OF the
superior court Of chanccry for the I.ynchburg
district, the undersigned, Marshal of the said
court, will, on Friday the OH day of January
next, proccedto sell, by wsy of public auc
ton, on the premises, for cash, Gf fuir, il no,
the nexttsir day thereafter, Sundays e,ceped)
the tract of land call. d
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MARSHAL,S SALE.

MA NLIS BALE.
IN pursuance Of decree of the superior
Il court ofchanccry for the LynchLurr dis.
tr'c,. pronounced OF the Goth day of October.
1923, in the cause Of Iiardwick VS.. Coleman
the undersigned, Marshal of The said court
will, on Monday the 9th day of Janunry ne \,
proceed TO sell, by why of pnblic auction, be.
tose the door of the court house of the coun-
y Of Amherst,
TWO NEGRO SLAVES.
To wit s: Lot and Dick The above propert,
viii be sold on credit of IL months, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond With
good security
G. B. wooDsoN, NJ. l.. d, c. c.
December IL. wt6sls
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l.aiMville Tract Of A.anA,

Tor and during the Joint lives of the defend.
ants, william Long and Be,sey his wife, aud
no longer and apply the proceeds of said
sale in the manner directed 10y the decree a
foresaid'snd that he reportIhis proceedings to
the coun in order 10 final decree
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Certificate Of Governor Pito2anis rr,i cthcrs as
n ne eorreetnsss Of he a6oce Tina Of LOT.
TCRf

~ Mt eef'eeHt@ " He goote pan q LOT.
TERI
nicEaoSp, l4th Sovcvaher, 1879.
Having been requested by MIR Archibald
Mcintyre, the Manager oCihe Qusntico Canal
LOTTERY, to examine the principles on which
lotteries are formed by the combination OF
numbers, plan which h. purposes 10 pursue
IN raisiog the money which he is authorised hy
his contract with the commissioners to rni,c /;
and having sttentvely examined the princi.
pies on which such lotteries are formed. We
have no hesitation in declaring, that in our
view, the plan Il perfectly fair and correct
I've have particularly examined The scheme of
bis first class, con sistng OF 1000 tickets, (arm-
cd by the combination OF 81 Nos. and find
that the ar! 'nnt of The prizes which must, of
necessity, he DRAW n therein, by the driving
o. . out OF the 80 numbers, rs proposed by tho
scheme, is S26,3eo, which is the amount Of
the 40@o tickets, nj the scheme price Of s. 90 .
consequently, no other profit can accrue TO
the said commissioners, or 10 MIR Mclntyrc,
on The sale OF all the tickets in the scheme. al
that price, than ths 10 per cent TO he deducted
from tsie prizes.
We are also Of opinion, that his nlan has n
decided preference over the old, on account
Of the celebrity and accuracy Of The dcterni.
nation of the prizes II precIudee the possi
bility Of the commission OF frauds or mi.take
in the drawing, and saves much waste of time
and expense.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-26

TUE subscriber, wishing 20 rlnse bis
L business, hns sold to Paul ]. fHrdy all
his stock on hand, consisting Of Hats, Mate
riaIs. NC. and transferred 10 him hi, hook
aud accounts. These in arrear are required
10 make pay ncni 10 hin.
WILLIAM TARDY.
December 10.
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December 8

.4mherst County, November Cv.,r. 1898
Thomas S. Holloway plaintiff,
Against
George S ilollowaysnd Jeso;h Ewcrs,
defendants.
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by virtue of deed of trust executed To
- the subscriber by Daniel Ellis. and duly
recorded in the hastings court OF Lynchburg.
for the purpose OF securing certain sum OF
smohey therein mentioned, shall proceed 10
sell, on the premises, for cash, on The Sd day
Of January next, If fair, il not the next fair
Cund.ve
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Trust Sale.
One Tract OF I,ond.

containing one hundred acres, on which tie
said !aor2 i;cit"ich, Jr now resides, adoiH
ing the lands OF Mrs. Mosely, Rays est and
Thomas Enrly, in the county Of Bedford.
Onc Other 1 ract Of Land,
s g, nifty acres, adjoining the lnnd' Q.
nh",fs stewart, Mrs. Moseiy, Ray. est ana
,ne '"hd on Which the said Jabrz IciiMlrO'
IT nov resides, also all the said Jabcz l,r
wen, Ecropoi tobacco, of The grow III Of Toe
1ear VI ieIo, made on the lands pbo,e nance
=, thc ,'uc 10 The above property i, htIir,edi 70
" soou, pn, we shall oniy convey such ti''
40 40 'eS'eo N US rs trustees and no other
SAM Ill HANNAH,
SANSEl. GARLAND, Yrasc's'
WM. N. RlpES,
December Il, ytl, IL
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" ashington Monument Lottery
S12e,0nl

Pf'eeot HcF,ts &lo--sbores IN proportion.
The oihcc will be kept nj the book store of
IL Athlsson, where orders, accompanied with
lhp cash, or prizes IN any OF The Baltimore lot
ieries, "lIi meet with prompt attention. Per
SON holding prizes in HE Maryland state Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place. Eegu.
par lists Of the drawings will be kept for the
inspection OF holders of tickets in all the lot
leHes above mentioned. April l.
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llclt subscriptions TO the above works.
The North American Review, and AmrrI-
can Journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established aud have "A decided
claim 10 public support, as forming impor-
tant parts Of our aationai literature.
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University lottery. I'd class.

ff'cf o. ftcfets Slo-Shafes IN proportion.
The scheme Of the 9th eass OF The Wash.
lh&ion Monument Lottery is nearly the same
Us the last The anne capital, and the tickets
are OF the same price. The only difference
consists IN the distribution Of the capital into
priHes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-15
Maryland State Lottery, No. ..

f.,ft Of Tickets, Sl2--dmss in proportion.
HE I'd class OF the University Lottery pre-
SCENTS The following scheme which as il con
la'hs nearly as many prizes is blanks, will b,
eonsIdtn,A the mot mr..
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AN'EVENN aGENCN.


w orders for tickets in any OF the North.
ern Lotteries. There are nj this time three
schemes IN which tickets are readv Tor sale
~ The city of Baltimore. The I'd class OF the
Maryland State Lottery Che Isl just drawn
Is the most splendid
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American Journal of Science and
Arts.

Coaducted by BENJAMIN SHLIMiN, PRO
tessor Of Chemistry, Sc. Yaic C0ittge.
This journal began in the year 1919 TWo
numbers. between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-15
Yhe following Slaves.
JNb WANTING

Erecuted III The neotesf mafner, and on The
most moderate terms, at The OGice Of me
Vugtnlan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-17

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed am
ID June, ls2l, TO the subscribers, by Joel
Ashworih. aud rceo ded in the clerks Office
Of Franklin eoanis, 10 secure debi due
I.eftwluh. Davis = Go. we shall proceed to
sell. the 9Th Of July nesi, on the premises,
fne rracto f Land on which the said ishworth
formerly resided, in the county OF Franklin,
bounded hv the lands Of Law and Brizen.
dine, containing ST. acres, more or less, with
rhe iollnwiag properly two hav horses, seven
head Of cattle, fourteen head OF hogs, i've
head Of sheep, : fchthef bess aud furniture
aud Mndry other household furniture The
Yboye property win be sold on n credit of six
months, nv the purchaser giving bond and Sc.
cnrily Such title as Is vested IN rs will be
conveyed which Is believed 10 be good.
JAMES LFFfWiSH, ir, I T,o,,,,,
BERNARD G. HENbWcK, ,
June 10 i6wids
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Twenty Doiars Newa, i,

14OR experimenting and securing, that
Il obtain possession OF them again, a negro
man, JAMES, between 33 and 30 years Of age,
dark complexion, bow legged, stupid ooun.
tenance, and particularly 80 when ntoA cated !;
and a negro woman, SARAH, aud cbild at
the breast the mother is about 80 wears old
tall, likely aud active. These negroes pur.
chused Of Mr.. Micaiah Camden, of Amherst
county, In the month OF November last, 10
which neiehborhood il is presumed, they will
return. They absconded on the 18th ms, from
my residence In Salem, Botetourt county, Va
The above reward will be given il they are
taken up out OF this county, and ten dollars if
uintin H. W e BOWER.
MAY 30 wts 10
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NyNaWay.

nUNAWAY from the subscriber living
III near willis's Mountain, In The caunfy Of
9ackinsham) ON the Night OF the laih instant,
n br,,-hi mi.atss ,sssn. named HiLLY--Iic r n
stout. sensible fellow. slow Of speech, straight
hlsek hair, n little inciined 10 enrl--can read
& write aud very probably mas have forged
rass-.-is about tLiiiy-siS or seven years old
and took on with him variety OF clothing,
and hi. hoss;s--I susnrct he left the heigIhor.
apoa in company with a white man. and thHt
he will atfesnr; o escape 10 Ohio or the NORTH
7, tal;rn In any Of the counties helow the
mountain. and secured IN Jail 50 that gci him
again. a rewsrd OF twenty dollars viii be 81
ven; hu. iftakcn heyond the mountains, or IA
nny OF the border roun,ies OF the STATE, or IN
attempting II escape out Of the state, GA
hoard vessel and shall he secured IN Ike
manner. a reward q forty dollars viii be q.
zen. Al masters Of vessels and others are
forvarned from harhoring or carrying hin
.ont Of the state at The peril Of Iessl pfeseca.
iiun. boLLlAH,
May 30. wSw. -
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.Neir- London Academy.

TUE next session at this academy viii
Il commence ON the Isl day OF July next.
be patronage Of The public Is respectfully
solicited. hheiher the tsacller deserve il or
not, ie eheeriully leaves 10 the decision OF
those who have patronized him already.
William Lanehorne, seth Ward and Nathan
Reid, esqs Will each accommodate two or
three students rs .boarders.
FRED. SPECIE.
N. London Academy, june 10. w2w.
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ATTENTION.

YiaiiE AMHERST ARTILLERY CoMPA.
NJ, commanded by Captain Willinm |.
shell. Is requested 10 attend at Mrs. Wood.
rgatr tavern in the county Of Amherst, on Sa.
ssrracy the 2lst Of this instant, for the purpose
81 eiecting officers and non.c commissioned Of.
ccers; and to make arrangements TO cele.
trAte the 9th, of July. The comrsny is re.
quesied 10 meet nj l ] o'clock By order of the
cpmnander. JORDAN GREASY
sumo 40 Orderly Sergeant.
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Tof1e EIitor, of he JIre.ai6a.


nHESsRS fEDITOkS-For the brne-
VI it OF honest men, aad as a check on
scoundrcls, ! have thought proper TO request
that you will advertise, thAt WILLIAM
kEA1Is, IT, who lived with his father "a IT,
liam keatts) IN the upper part oi HALIFAX
county, Va and not more than miles from
o.rasly's Store, Ia P,tlsylyaBia county, Va.
has absconded, aud carried With bim seven
negroes, four of ahom were conveyed by the
said kentts TO Mr.. William Smith nnd Mr. Je-
remiah W Graves (irusiees) Tor the purpose
Of paying debt due 10 me The negroes
conveyed are named Fanny, Il woman, and
Martin, Clark and Human, her children
Now, 10 the end thai seo1ndrel like Keats
shall not enjoy the benefit Of good charac-
ter, | give this public notice TO all the world
and, Tor their more perfect security, inform
them, that he is a man about r feet 9 or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
50 years OF age, some deiest Ia his tore teeth,
and ~ plausible liar rs exists on the face Ui
The globe He has deceived more people, in
his why, agreeable 10 his understanding, than
any man.of his nge IN existence, counting the
number of those be has had any thing TO do
with
Given under my hand and responsibility, al
my store, in Pittsylyania county, Va. this Sd
day Of January, 1923.
PHILIP L. GRASTY
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The whole 10 be completed in sirieen dra,o-
,ags only, MOI two blanks 20 Il prlze.
A $4,000 prize 10 be placed in the wheel
on the 18th day and $50 900 OF the 18th all
The other prises 10 be floating from he com.
meaeea,es. 0, the drawing and in order that
the Lottery may be completed with all possi.
bic despatch the prizes only will be drawa,
Whole Tickets $40 90 Quarters 2 80
Halves 90 Eighths 20
0J' The drawing will take piace on Wot'.
'neiday the 18th Of next moath (Nla,) aud will
be completed with all possible despatch, nm
der the superintendent of the Commissioners
appointed by the Governor and Council OF
State.
Orders for tickets from any part Of the Uni,
ted States (post paid) enclosing cash or prize
tickets in either vi the Baltimore Lotteries or
New York Lottery, will meet with prompt at.
ftetIiOn, IL directed TO the truly fortunate Office
'ol 5. Il Nj. ALLEN i co.
No. I59, Z. 81. Richmond
Where was ordered in the hast Baltimore
Lottery, No 1908, prize OF ten thousand
doitars No. 3yOs, prize OF Que thounnd
dollars and where No. l4lo6, a prize of
10000, was presented and the cash paid a,
sight in S,irer
April % ST "a