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SQUARE, OF
Lots and Houses,

M1l&X Tor SO much thereof as will be sui
oeesszA ficient to raise the sum of $4,000
WIN The interest due thereon,) situated on
.hain-street, in the town of Lynchburg, bel
tween sixth alley aud the lots of William 81
heIu' aud extending from tue Main-street ID
hyhch street., containing two half acres OF
ground with several spacious buildings and d
humber OF small tenements thereon. This
properly Is well worthy the attention of thosei
wishing to realize money in Lynohb"rs, e
being at the spot where the course of the term
PIKE road intersects with the Main-sreet--
IL VIII be sold, if the interest ofthose concern"
ed can be thereby promoted, j. separate iene'
ments The title is believed 20 be undoubted
but we will convey such only asis vested in rs.
SAML. |. HARRISON
CHRIS. ANTH0NIi
WIN. DA.Ts,
join BULLOCK.
In consequence of an arrangement entered
INTO between e.Ior Towies and myself, sub
sequent TO the date of the above mentionee
oeed oil tr1st, only four thousand dollars oil thf
purchase money for the above mentioned pr9
Per'y will be required in hand-ior the y
idnce u credit of twelve months will be give1
MEREDITH LAMBETH,
December 10. wtds 30
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Valuable Tract of LAND,

ranvevcd 10 said billiard by Rev. Jas. Turner,
aud hsins the f.,s.e on which snid Turner Tor
merls res,tled four miles above Liberty, Bed
ford eonri.honse. end within one mile oil Tho
great western rad. containing by lnte snr
vey. four hundred aah five acres. ne I'M
reoyements are a rDmmodious dwelling house,
thirty feet square, vii eight rooms, Tour ne
low aud foar above stairs, three chimney ahd
FIVE fire paees, together with all ether houses
necessary FOR the accommodation Of large
family about half the land is IN woods ana
we'll fimhered, the greatest proportion eoou
tobacco land. and nart FIRST rate, the balance
is well adapted 10 The culture OF all kinds oi
Grain. the plantation is in pretty good repair
aud Sufficiently fresh for raising cropsoi grain
There i on This tract an orchard pi about tour
hundred apple trees that scarcely eser TAIL
bearing an1 perhais ~ well selected ~ any
tn the sinle-The land Is well watered by The
principal head branches Of Little otter, pass
ing through il, ia the vicinity oil gr 3 mills,
and in a healthy ncighbCrhood II - but sell
dom places possessing snch advantages are
nut In market Tor cash. and groai bargain
NAV be expected those wishing 10 pafchase
arc solicited TO avail Themselves oi this op-
portunity md view the land previous to the
day of sale, which will certainly take place
unless prevented by something unavoidable
The title vcstodin as a. trustees (Which Is be-
licved to be indispntable) viii be conveyed 10
the purchaser and none other.
PLEASANT NJ. GoGGlN, I r,,.,.,,
THOMAS l.. LEFfWlCH,
November l. wids ID
e. The above sale was post
poned In consequence of the ineemency OF
Tho weather, until the l1lh day of January
PLEASANT NJ G0GGIN, ! r,,,,,.,
THOMAS l.. LEA TWlCU,
Jannary g. wtds -
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Bedford December RaIes, 1922.

Bedford December RuleS, 1929.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
Brown Co. Plaintiff,
Against
VIM, Murphy and 5ohn Headen, Defts,
IN CH.1NCERY
The defendant William Murphy not having
entered his appearance according TO the act OF
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and it
appearing from the return of the sheriff upon
the process in this case awarded, that he is not
an inhahitsnt of this country; on the motion
of the plaintiff, by bis attorney, it is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February ne II and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this or
der be forthwith inserted in the Tirginian for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door of the courthouse of said county.
A copy.-Teste,
J srEPToE, c. B. c.
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John Wanda .N,rgn,
Notice

4 IL. persons having claims againet the
y estate OF YIN Browne, dec a, iatc aithis
place are desired bring them forward on
or before the drsi day oil May uest, as it is my
wish 10 close the business, and this notice will
be plead in bar against all claims that may be
presented utter that time
A. ROBERTSON, Ex'r.
December 81 w3m 81
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Sale OF ~ tgroes.

T0 be sold, Cor ready money, on Satur-
1 day the 4th day OF January next, at the
Big Spring, in fhe couI dy of Montgomery,
that being the residence CT the subscriber, Sc
xprnl
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A Tract OF land,
DR.. p. b. VinAnN

HAS removed TO the Office formerly oc
j 4 CAPPED by William NJ. Rives, and will
practice aIedicine 10 town aud the surround
sps cosnty- Ian, 4. Sc
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INV .irtne nf ieed Of trusl execuicd b

NY virtue of deed of trust executed TO
Id a. by Iehn billiard and Sally his VIE,
Soaring date the 18th day Of December, lsip'
and dai. recorded In the clerks Office oi be
forjcsanis, 10 secure debts therein expressed
due Col. Wh. Leftwich, deed, together with
all The legal charges attending the execution
OF the trust, aud IA pursuance oil a request ~
said Leftmich's representatives, We shaii, on
the 3lsi my OF December nesi, on Tue preml-
se,. proceed 70 sell, ly way OF public aactioi'
f.rfash thai
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Trust Sale.

10y virtue Of a deed ortrusi daiy erecuted
ID 10 The undersigned, By Reuben Pendieton,
on The I'm day Of Juiy, 1922, and nop Of r.
cord IN The clerks office Of The county court Of
.4mhcrst, for The purpose Of securing i,co debt,
Hercin mentioned, shaii, on FridaJ., the 30th
day of january, 1923, if fair, o6icr,cise The
nfri far dug thereafter, proct,d 10 sell, upon
The premises, al auction, far cash, or upon sach
credit as my be agreed upon on HE dag Of sale,
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II ny u FUIllI5 ~
4 'rNlCr OF AaSD,

| Containing three hundred acres, more or less
situate IN tue county of Campbell, ON opos
sum creek, adjoining lands Of George cabeIll
aud others being part Of large tract ol
Land, purchased by the said samuel [ Harrison
with others, of Thomas I. BouIdn, executor
Of David Ross, decd. On the same day, and
u virtue OF the same deed OF trust, viii be
sold, on the premises, for ready money, TO the
bfmHa.f btJ.I.r
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Trust Sale.

IN virtue of deed of trust executed to
4 the subscriber, by Calvin Loring, bearing
date the 2lst November, 1918, and duly re-
corded in the Office OF Campbell court, for the
purpose of securing the payment of sum Of
money therein mentioned, TO Robert Love,
shall, on Tuesday, The 2oh day Of JanuHy
nert, if fair, if not the next fair day, proceed
TO sell, on the premises, for ready money, 10
the highest bidder,
One Lot and Tenement,
In the town of New London, situate at the
lower end of the main street. The title OF
this property is believed to be good but will
emily convey such as is vested in me
c. ANTHONY.
Dee. 20. 90 wtd5
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Executed IN the neotest manner, and on the
most moderate terms, at the Office Of the
YTginia3
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Negroes for Hire.

EHFTEEN Negroes for hire, men, boys
Il aad girls, Apply TO Mr.. Samuel Brans-
ford, or the editors.
January 3. tso2
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One Lot and tenement.
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed by
- Oliver Towles TO the subscribers, dated the
ID day of December, 1914, and duly admitted
10 record ia the Office of Campbell county
court, for the purpose of securing the pay
mem of certain sums Of money therein men
toned, TO Meredith Lambeth, we shall, on
Tuesday the 18th day Of January next, if fair,
il not the next fair day, proceed to sell, on the
premises, for ready money, TO the highest bid.
der that valuable
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Xhe Tract OF t.anA.

'ehcreon the mid Pendlrion Formerly Arsd, IN
ne county Of .3atsrst, u'a' Treufs ferry, on
James rirer, adjoining Tie iaans Of Con,pts es-
iatc, b. T. Phillips, 9c., containing by an an
rtui surrey, 40 acrss, be The s"me more or less.
FMS inad IS rel lrO,h he rHeafi0n Of those
HistiBg 10 pHch0se--oue hGif 81 HE tract IS
Readily hmbered, and is good tobacco land, The
balance is good grain i,qd, and nell enclosed,
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j ANY or GNNNHD,

Containing one bull mere, purchased by the
said -amue l. Harrison Of Benjamin ". ,.
Cubell, situate within the corporation al
Lynehbnrg, on first alley IT the junction there
oil with 12th street. The trustees will convey
To the purchaser such title only as IS vested IN
tbem by the deed Of trust. .
GEO. CRELL,
{. ANTHONY
The above sale is TO be- made By my free
consent and request. ). l. HARRISON.
December y. Ntds u
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y. TRAYED OR STOLEN, from The sub-
scriber. some time in Juno Inst, white
| Mare about fifteen hands high, ten or twelve
years old, irot, and walks very short, II sto-
len reward OF $50 will be paid, on convie-
ton of the thief, or liberal reward for the
Aiare only. ANSON ALLEN.
Campbell, Der Il. 1922. wtslo
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quality. On it there is a Very
good frame DWELLING.
HOUSE, ON a very beautiful
situation, with all convene nj anI
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necessary out-houses and appendices. The
farm is in every respect in good order; and a
considerable quantity of fall grain has been
neatly seeded. Immediate possession will be
given. Al The same lime and place, wilb sold,
unMnrds of
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JON PRXNTLNG

Jan Z.
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Rsffopeeiiea,-There j. something IN
eXpressialy sweet IN tie retrospect ri DAYS
gone BY When memory. ever active. car
rics us back Ia the scenes in which W.
passed OW baYheod, and rlaees us once
more IN thc midst of tie 80, circls of our
earliest friends, and calls pgonad Us a thon.
sand circumstances Ia Ill their rnnutia.
which crowded on our youthful hours.
we feel new born upon the lap oftime, and
almost fancy ourselves once more sporting
IN the spring time OF our being Fancy,
FOR Il moment, stlips Us of orr grey hairs.
and crowns our brows with gmlands. aaa
.1nSigorates our enorvated limbs, aud pours
new HE aud elasticity into our tagging
spirits Aud though this retrospect b.
blended with some shades of sorrow, aud
though recollection recalls many and still
deeper shades of melancholy 10 tinEe the
skies ot Late summers. WE gaze Ia tint one
bright spot ON the arena of our existence.
with still liVelier emutlons--as one who ON
Il desert coast, where all around Is barren
and loyless, turns his weary eve 10 where,
IN the far of heavens, onr little star Twin
kles through the gathered clouds. Have
you ever met AN associate OF your juvenile
days, after years of separation, without
feeling these sensations ? Have YOU T.
yer eazcd on the grass grown grave OF
one whom in youth you loved, without
feeling your own kindred to the tomb, and
half ieloicing that all who have gone be-
fore Nuu To its silrnt mansions are not
strangers; that friends whose countenances
you remember and whose affections you
once shared are there These are the
scnsationsawakened by retrospeetlon in
minds teelingly alive 10 the tenderest con.
neSions of life, and sensible Of its narrow
and uncertain limits. Burns felt thus when
he thought of the banks of Ayrc, aud the
grave of his highland Mary. whittier his
muse 50 often wandered
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PROPOSALS
For Publishing, By subscription,
Ffw AMERICAN
Typographical Dictionary,
a REMEn RANGER

or TIE
Dpar,et Htroes Soges oud sfoielmfn Of a.
Herffa.
4 be confined exclusively 10 those who sig
nal gd IN msrlges, in lhcf capacity, IN the
Revolution Wm, which obtained The lnds-
penaence II. Ell country.
Serosd Edition WhaaaPptn9ir--eoniaiaisg
fRtilE ecafafi4i ~ trc x rftsehtat ves OF
I the United C,lsuics ot Moth America.
actin forth the causes and necessity Of taxing
~ arms, ia q, l715--Ihe Petit. by tho
l{rp,csrn alvoa # he Omitted onira, 10 the
X NJ Of G eat Britain, July 8, Il; 81 pt ella.
IT, 81 Cengfess "a day OF IA ting. hunilii-
IL and p ~ :, Matcl 10. II 5 The neela-
ration oi Independence, July /. i75G--and The
manii sto by he constes o the United States
4 Amor q, October 10, 1879.
Aso, the ConstitutI n OF the United States,
and tn Farewell Address oi General WASH
rNaroN o the People the United States, All.
nanncing his intention Fl retiring from public
service. September z. 1906
COMPLIED by THOMAS J. RODGERS.
I" Nca q uced 20 the altelnaife q fhoo-
sing all TN or di io1Al subnrston g. he tyfan-
n oil Ilfaat, Il mi istef distance by 10 &C.
The l,lter isouf choice. We lave eeu,iled ths
cost o this ntesi, AID find nothing so dread
nj as voluntary sa,ey. Homo, Justice, and
Il aut,, fofbld ~ .an'ly 10 sur ende, that
eedom Wi h We 'eocivcd from tnf gslan,
,nertto =. and whi h on limo, emf pustsrty
hapta h 10 receive ifom us. w ,annot
udore the MANY M gull Of 'esienng sue,
eeedl ggeaer ,tionsto tllal wrrteh ednrss VIII a
nestah, watts them. Il we falsely entail hera.
aita bod ge upon them.
-" The No w haV been compelled by a.
.nemir.to assume, we val IN defiance stey.r
.Nari with unahatIpg iifmuesa and pcise,o,
inee, CO ploy e. the pc crealion O gu iii,
fs-- hcirg w.th one mind res ,ed h die il,li.
m othe, them 70 I've alaves.'- Declaration
~ Congress, setspg forth he Necessity u takits
Up 0rR.S--Juig d, l1f5.
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FROM ne .Tt.o Eapen fCofaJ ffrald
The Publishers ol lie ilprald have the
pleasure IL Announce Ia lhe pubic that
they have nude an arrangement with d.
JSHt5 q. PrRon ~ il conduct IN future
the editorial concerns 81 lhc portr Ghf
literary reputation uf t,lis gentleman, II /
believed, ) a sufficient pledge that the lie
raid, under his gedalep, vii maiutain rs
respectable character, aud insure 10 IL
self as numerous trittds aud supporters,
ms any amons the best aud most popular
gazettes af our country.
600
.fppearanee.--l boraGne poor, and ms
apparel soon cVinccd IL Wa universally
ayoidrd--zi passed through the street,
as through deshea. | had threc old
hats gafc them IL for new Que ,
put II on, and went out uat immediate
~ acruslcd by dozens NJ wife contriv-
cd Ia get up one tolerahlc cont out Of two
old oncs-l put that on also, and vent on
every ont now recognised me, and was
shaken hands with nj every corner.
Those that unfortunately haze more
brains than banl, notes, can apply thc mo.
raj. IN !. Com. .2Ag.
jack Robinson John Robinson
was once employed by the English minis-
try for the purpose al manmuyefing the
house Of commons into their measuros.-
Mr.. Fox, in the course Of speech in tie
house of commons, wben he was enlargmg
on the influence exerled by government o.
yer the members, ohsertcd, that il WAS ge-
morally understood, that there was n. per
son employed by the minister IA Mana.
ger ofhe House Of Commons Here there
was general cry Of name him name
him " No, says Mr. Fox, do moi choose
10 name him, though could doit, rs easily
as say Jack Robinson
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TO sIEEP.

First round my brows poppy wreath I'll
Gathered while mosten'd with the falling
dew,
With ivy tendrls round their stems entwin'd,
Then 10 the god of sleep my song pursue
Hail baImy sleepl thou Offspring OF the night
Alone al thee The mnse delights To sing,
Bend hilherNord thy eenle airy ligli,
Aud o'ermo drop thv dark extended wing,
Thy sacred influence 10 my soul impnrl,
And on my couch, o partial sleep, descend,
IT'S thou alone eanst so0the my gfiel worn
hean,
Natures best nurse, and sorrows genilesl
friend
Spread wide thy armsnnj fold mel TO thy breast,
There | emu taste the blessings Of irpose
Then with my SORROWS shall tiul 10 rest,
And calm Oblivion mitigate my woes.
1910
A SONNET ON sONNEre.
wonder who il Wa thnl first invented
Tue art OF writing What we eal Sonnet
/" "b'cl om pregnant 'hous1E'o"'t be con
To hive lhoir vast nsptings represente
In fourteen lines csacly '-Mischicf on it
It's Ike u lalv Nho has tied her bonnet
Down closely Ger avffy prett, iace,
Leh9ng scnrc'ie sull.ricrt nrcc
For Que attractive bcsHtS TO peep ooi,
There may he counties beauties found II
sought
But, while thus fetter nzers pass in doubt
If they be really bcaulifr or not
Thus sonnet, often, tho hey read amiss,
May hive some beauties in thcm--so may
this.
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10 Contractors.

I AM authorised to purchase large guam
q tity Of heart scantling and plank for Water
Wheels Water Cane Holly, &c. deliverable
at belFarm Mills, near Lynehburg. Immediate
application TO be made to
SAMUEL STEVENS
March IL. 81 Il
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Industry and Virtue.-An industrious
aud yirtuous education of children is a Tar
better Inheritance for them than large es-
tate. To what purpose is it to heap up
Great estates and have no concern what
manner of heirs you leave them to.
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.Noti ice.

vESHE Suhscribcr having declined bust
q ness in this place, earnestly requests those
indebted Ia him TO come forward and close
their respective accounts by bond or other
wise. lie begs ,eaye 10 tender most respect
fully bis sincere aud grateful acknowledge
ments 10 his friends and the public generally
for their layors during his long residence in
Lynchburg NM. DlGGEs.
March II 2t
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pipe Cognac Brandy
10 kegs Antigua Rum
bags Shot
3 kegs SaItpeire
b boxes Spermaccti Candles
A few do Mould do
o hoAes Segnrs
10 do Kaisins
10 do Window Glass. 10 = y and 70 v II
| bag Ailspiee, and handsome set Of
Liverpool Dining Ware
CHS. l.. DiBhELL,
March IL. AuGtioneer
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SPORTING N INDIA.

Extract Of n letter from Iniia, received
by gentleman Of Beadng, dated New
tanionments, June %, 1879 -" mem
uoued To snn in my last that intended 10
have months shooting. Ne had not
been bat three days when an order reached
Us to return; we had most famous SNORT
Tie short time we were ont, killing tigers.
% spottcd deer, large lot # hes. and
small game ofall kinds. | enclose an ex-
tract from the Calcutta journal of March
Il, relating 10 the success Of another party
at sportsmen Il party of gentlemen. n
few days back, took the Geld, in pursuit of
tigers, bufaloes, Samat and hog deer. cho-
koor, and black partridge, &c. besides hog
hunting, on the confines ofthe districts of
Rajeshahye and Dinagcpore, near the
banks of the Mohamedy. With the ex-
"eption OF the tiger only, several of the a.
hove game was killed in sportsman-hke
style. The party had mol been long out
before they received the joyful tidings of
"A rhlnnceros from the terrified inhahi-
tanis OF several villages. whose apprchen-
slons had been excited in an unusual de-
gree by the iiereeness of the animal, evin-
''N - i''' hlliiB ibul Ut I'VE lOlltS. anu
commitIng other acts Of depreciation. ii
being determined To pursue him, every ex-
ertioe which keen sportsmen could practice
was soon employed to discover him after
many trultless attempts, the exertions of
the party were rewarded, and their lahors
recompensed, by the sight of this immense
animal on the 18th inst. His bold aud de
tormlned aspect, and stately figure, as he
retreated slowly before the elephants, ap-
pearing to disdain that rapid flight which
could indicate fear, and charging with
iiercenrss when closely pressed, combined
to ilord excellent sport lutimation of his
discovery dring Immediately given, every
member Of The patty loincd IL The pursuit,
and quickly closing round, his Fate was
soon sealed. The dimensions of this male
rilnoceros were as follows: length from
the nose 10 the extremity of the tail, ID
ieet 10 inches, (tail measuring only - IN
chess Circumference Of the body, II feet 3
inches; height, feet inches weight Of
the heart, 28h 30 teeth, two tushs
length OF the horn on bis nose 20 inches /;
presumed weight Of the head, four mauuds,
or ; ewt. and SO H. This animal is sup
posed To have strayed from the Morning
i''lIs. II is proposed to send his head to
England"
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subscriber informs The public that he will con
time 10 do business in the house lately ocou-
pied by Mr. Diggcs few doors below Messrs
David & VIM kyle's. In addition ia his for
mer stock, he has just received large asson-
ment of SCHOOL BOOKS 4 STATIONARY
which he will sell low for cash. Also, nm as
sorlmenl OF PAPER for his bindery which will
enable him to execute al the shortest notice,
all orders from clerks of courts, merchants,
&c. HECTOR AIkISSON.
March II. 90 wtf
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yNR PRN.NYING

Erecuted an the nenteSf monRer, and on H.,
most moderate terms, at The Office cfthe
Yug,aian,
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Notice.
yEslfE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL, y
I auction, before tie door Of ihe Contra.
Hotel, IN he town OF Ly1ehhnrg, on Saiar-
day Tic Lib inst. on a credit If i2 months,
y young egro .Ai an
Bond and approved security viii be fegsiFes.
he sale vii be conducted by George hait.
locke, anetloneer.
SUSAN H. LEWIS, ADMINISTRATIVE,
Of {. Leitis, deed.
March II % IDS
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...SGe.,..

Tan Uiemen'a Ldnd Among the mos
suuihrrly of any on the face Of The Globe,
is an island OF very considerable extent,
parted byfBasss strait from New-Holland !;
an Island also, which, ON discovery, depii-
we'd Madagascar of its ancient character of
being the largest island in the world, the
ncw Island being nearly equal in extent TO
the whole continent of Europe together !
In the same quarter of the globe are New
Guinea. New Zealand, New Britain, &c,
nj isInuas-Nalurr there appearing 10
have been in the bumonr I, make Islands
rather than one large continent The
whole Of these distant eastern and SOU
thern REGIONS poes under the general demo .
mination of .4,,st,aIoefa. The oripial dis
coverers supposed. from The vast extent of
the land, thai thy had found new CONT
nrnt which was thence DISTINGUISHED as
the So,tbcro Cott;ucot The Dutch took
the lead. by a considerable number of
ears. in the discovery oCthc Australasjal;
and their navigator. Tasman. visited Van
Diemen's Land in IG42. which ouf Dam
pier saw 80 ar 40 wears afterwards. Our
late discoverers have named the coast of
Now Holland Non Sorib Eales. probably
from it's similarity orasnrct ia South Wales.
The climate and nrodnrtions of our most
nrosnprous colonies of New South Wales
and Van Diemen's Land are universally
known and appreciated. and no countries
ON earth present 50 falr a prospect for our
strnlus ion,Iation. Their proXimity TO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-11

y Inc quantity Of Wine drank in Great
nIlla'n Is more 10 proportion than in any
% !. country producing its own iand II
-; IehaIkable, thai of 24,65O pipes Of Port
, r,at' which were shipped from Oporlo IN
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