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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

Mrs. b. Camm.. Messrs. Left1oich e
Clayton, Bropn Il Claytor, H. L. MrreA,
George Whitlocke, Davis y Preston, cnd
ID. Bra3tute.
VGU and each of you, have at this time,
Corn deposited in the Lynchhurg Mills,
TO be ground and delivered 10 your order---as
have surrendered up the property to the
owners you will ceusc to regard me as re-
sponsbIe for the same You viii, take il n
way, or otherwise dispose of it us yon may
think proper. WILLIAM \. ALLEN
May so q 43
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ROCK LANDING. n. C.

eVDh hAlNIi4Nh, ~. L.
oUce q NE Roanoke Navigation Companu.
hts0tted, That the stockholders in the
ROANOKE Navigation Company, are hereby
requested TO pay to the Treasurer, al Halifax.
n. 1. on the 18th February next, ten dollars
on each share, by them respectively held. in
additionto the 10 per cent payable hereto.
tore. I The ADORE requisiiion he I9th Deem.
Der, 1870
ordered, That the stockholders paw into
The Treasury on the 10th day of December
ntN, hiteen dollars on each share hy them
hcid respectively, in addition TO the install.
ment now due, - Passed 2sth October, 1918 J
-" Resoired, That ten dollars on each share
OF stock he called in on the tst day of Scptcm-
Der next. - Passed 25ih March, 1879
" Ordered, That 10 per cent on each share
OK stock be paid to the Treasurer on the ist
day ct February next, heing the 9Th requisi
ton. u Passed 18th October, 1879
" Ordered, That the stockholders in the
hoan6ke Navigation Company, be, and thew
are hereby required to pny into tho Treasury
on inc LIST day OF January next, ten dollars on
ea lg snare neId by them respectively "-(Pa,-
Ordered, That the stockholders in the
Roanoke Navigation Company, be, and thew
are hereby required to pay into the Treasure
on the list day of February next. the sum NJ
eight dollars on each share of stock held nv
Them respectively. "--( Passed 18Th .Aovember
1921
J. ASpRrw JoYsER, clerk of the Roanoke
Navigation Company, certify the foregoing to
DE correctly copied from the records OF the
SAID company Given nnder my hand md
sea- Oh oiice, the Goth day of Muy, ls22.
"a Copy)
A. JOINER, Clerk.
April A. v6v as
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Bedford .Noy Rules, isa3

JN'' my hhttSp lS33.
g@g;n .',,' '"'' Ilointif,
John Morrison, John Nlavnes. VIM.
bhiteley, Charles Whiteiey, and Jol.a = 'lain
merchants and PARTNERS, trading u,.a 'u'nt,
style aud firm Of William Whitley ( ~ Tue
M cu,rc,,,, defendants.
The defendant John Morrison. no,l
entered his appearance aud given srcn, %;,"',ng
cord'ng 10 the act of assembly and G,a ae-
OF this court, and it appearing from ,ha rue
r,i $ return upon the process, that he is no,
an inhabitant Of this country, ON the r . hot
OF the plaintiff, by his attorney, 1t is or m".o,r
that the said defendant do appear here w, ,,'
fourth Monday in July next, and nnsu@r , ,ne
plaintiffs bill, that copy of this order he ne H.
serted IN newspaperpublished nIynchGurr
and posted up at the front door of the co,.3,'
house for one month e0"'''
A copy-Tesie,
~ J. STEPToE, C.B.C
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IN CH7EcFPY
'NrNst Sale.

ny virtue ola deed of trust, execu,ed
- by Nathaniel Riyes TO Rice Garland a,i
the subscriber, bearing date the 25,h dpv 90
February, 1920, and of record in Rockjpobau'
county, North Carolina, and for the plr Ts"'
in said deed named, l shall, on The asib do,,
o. Junt neTi, proceed 10 sell to the biobs.y,
bidder, at public auction, for ready none none
the following 'oHt!J
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

. HAVE parcel of likely NEGROES.
4 which will be sold low for cash-or on
terms on or IL months credit.
JOSEPH ECHOLS.
mareh ~ WITS 81
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slATIi CLASS,
OrNe UuShlnVtou .llouuDif

coVo itl@Na = i-olNNp
The whole 10 be completed in sixteen drale-
sags only. Not Two blanks 10 n prize.
10000 prize 10 he placed IN the wheel
on The 18Th day, and 100000 on the 10th all
The other prizes TO be .foaiing from The CONF
n,eaeeasnt Of The drawing Nud in order that
the Lottery may be completed with all posi-.
bic despatch The prizes only vii! be drawn.
Whole Tickets $40 % Quarters = so
Halves 90 Eighths 20
u The drawing viii take place on We'd.
nesaly the 18th OF next month (Alay) aud will
be completed with all possible despatch, un-
der the sdperinenjenee of The Commissioners
appointed hy the Governor and Council of
State.
Orders for tickets from any pnrt oaibc Uni.
ted States tpost paid) enclosing cash or prize
ticket, In either OF the Baltimore Lotteries, or
New York Lottery, will meet w,th prompt at
tenlion, II aireetetAo the truly fortunate Office
vi ;. q Nj ALLEN 4 Co.
No 759, f. 81 Richmond
Where was ordered in the last Baltimore
Lottery, No. I2o53, a prize Of ten thousand
dollars No. 39os, prize OF one thousand
dollars and where No. lil06, II prize OF
$4,000, was presented and the cash paid ut
sight in Stirtr
April %. Ct -
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G. O LII f NJ
Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market
RAJ TTNInII'

Lottery and Exchange Office, la, Market-st
BALTIMORE
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD THAN AT ANY OTHER OF.
EICE IN AMERICA
Orders from any part OF the United States
ny mail (post paid) or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizesin any Of the Bal.
timorc Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctna attention, as if on personal ap.
rication, sddressedte
J. l. COHEN, Jr
Secretary 70 the Managers Baltimore.
u The GRAND STATE LOTTERY. high
est prize One Hundred thousand Dollars, will
e2mmenee on Wednesday, after next, the 2sth
ifst. and viii be completed in twenty draw
ihgs only. Tickets only Tlceirt Dollars, and
shares In proportion, to be had in the greatest
vnriety of Nos. at C0HEN'S OFFICE.
AZ COliEs'S q Lottery Gasetic and Reris
81 which is published every week. will con.
jzeih the Official lists of each drawing of The
1sfDh SAFE and Monument LoReries, and will
sbr forwarded gratis. TO all who purchase their
'tickeis al CofIES'S 0FFiCC. Those who
sish to receive the Register, will nention il
when ythey send on their orders.
Afiaors, May Is
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NEW BOOKS.
EchoAs * North

ADhoAo - - vi IN
4 kE daily receiving from New York
"A and Philadelphia, very extensive colec-
tons of NEW BOOKS Of every description,
which renders their assOrtmentyery complete,
all OF which they are dcterminedto sell cheap.
AsosG fHE BOOKS LATELY RLCEIyED, AHE
Brooke's Gazetleer, a new edition, improved
by Darby, oi New York We think this the
most useful and valuable work in the world.
II gives full description OF things relative
to this world.
Back Theological Dictionary, improved We
think this the second best and most useful
work in the world--it gives full account
of things relative 10 the other world.
Napoleon in EAiIe, by Barry L. o Mcara, Esq
in 2 vols.
Journal OF the Lie and Opinions OF the Empe-
ror Napoleon, by Count De.Las Caaes, in
vols
Travels in Egypt, by George Bethune English,
in 2 vols.
The Wilderness, or Brnddocks Times, in .
vols. by agcntleman of New York This
woik"e earnestly recommend to the public
MS being The second best American Novel we
have scen or rend.
The Solitary, vols. in one, by NJ. lie Wis
count D'Arlmcourt,
The Renegade, do. hv do do.
The Entail, by the author Of Sir Andrew IVY
lie, NC. IN 2vots,
Tho Provost, do. do
The Steamboat, do. do.
The favorite Of Nature,
The spy, or Tale of the Neutral Ground, in .
vols.
The Pioneers, by the author of the Spy, in .
vols.
frecaution, by do. do.
Sevenly.siX, new Novel, By the author OF
Logan, in two vols
Lights and Shades of Scottish Life.
Loves OF the Angels, by Thomas Moore.
Werner, 10y Lord Byron
llnlidon Hill, by Sir Walter Scott.
Pcverill of the Peak, in } vols. by the Waver-
ley author, ogethcr with all The Waser-
ley novels
sketch Book, ny George Washington Irving.
Braeebridge Hall, by do. do.
Roche Blanche, by Miss Porter, in vols.
MAY 20 II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
A Patent Spring Saddle.

Constructed on the most approved plan that
las ever been introduced uniting IN itself
ease 10 the rider aud sateiyto the horse Tie
subscriber Gatlers himself that his Saddles
have been as much approved both for then.
ehse To the rider as well rs safety to the horse
(at tie same time combining neainess a,fd du-
rabiIity) as any other SaddIer's in the Union.
Being possessed Of workmen not 10 le surpa :
sed either in fie neatness or the execution uf
Tier work, and giving prompt attention to
business, as we'll as having a disposition 10
pleese, he liumbly trusts he will sill receive a
share OF the public patronage which has here
toiore been 50 literally afforded him His
Stock consists OF
Best plain Mems and Womens' Saddles,
fndt to be supposedly
Common do. do.
Best and common Coach and Gig Harness
Jersey do.
Wagon do.
Cart aud Dray do. ..##
TOGETHER WIN
Plated Brides 8. .udrtingateS, first quaiau
Common do.
lSaidle Bags, Velices, Portmanieaus,
Jfnnks, Caps, &c. &c.
All OF which will he sold low, for cash, or
to punctua customers on credit
ROBERT II. GRAY.
W Country produce will be taken in ex-
change for debts or work II. H.G
March Is. Itwts
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COHEN'S OFFICE.

BcIlimoFel Nag II, 1923.
ohcial list of the fest days DRAGGING OF the
Washington .noaameat Lottery,
9th class, aow drawing in the Cayof baltimore,
under the snpernteudance of the Commission.
er, appointed by the Governor and Council
No. 540l II prize Of \ 1000
'l729 67l6)
$40. .5ss4 e'2a prizes Of 100
'62a7 1920 s6o9 prizes of so
u prizes OF ! 30 and 27l of gao each.
III marked sold al C0HEN"S OFFICE,
'fstre The ecsh can be had for The priseS Ire
zRomen' they are dropa.
The great capitals OF 10000, . OF 10000, 8
OF 2,UUO, &c are still andrawn.
whole Tickets Si0 Quarters 81 90
Halves s Rights %
10 be mad Warranted undrewn) in the great.
NnriniN Ans NJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03

l HE subscriber returns his grateful
; Acknowledgements 10 liberal public Tor.
he patronage be has received. aud infornz
hem that IN addition TO his present stock a
(Which is extensive aud of SUI
lE rior LIIalii i be IL. tda L. L. MILL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
Mineral Springs.

TNiE SUBSCRIBER, the proprietor of the
Il. MINERAL SPRINGS, within The corp0-
ration OF Lynchbnrg, is preparing suitable ac4
commodntion for those whe may desire TO
drink them. This water has been partially
analysed by physicians Of eminence, and is
alledged 10 con,ain such mineral qualities as
render water most beneficial To health. The
Springs are situated about half mile from the
main street, atlording convenient aud plea
SAINT morning or evenings waIk-An arbor on
the spot, and every convenience Of seats, sc.
protects the place from the sun, and renders il
an agreeable retreat. Preiudices against the
reputation ut the water, have heretofore been
created and industriously circulated by the
ignorant and malicious. The public is assured
that they were prejudiccs mfounded in truth,
and which will speedily yield to trial and ex-
perlmeilt To these only legitimate tests of
virtue and truth, he respectfully invites all
who desire To preserve their health uniniured
by the heats of summer and the burhens of
business ; or to reinsiate it, when impaired
by the vcissitudes of climate, or the rayagcs
OF disease
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
Real & Personal pronertu

10 wit ;---One TRACT OF LAND, in Roee.
ingham county, lying on Marrowbone road
anloihing 'he lands OF Jesse HARRIS, John
Price, and others, containing one hundred ~
cres-4oTe other TRACT or LAND in so;a
county, lyingon Smiths river, adjoining tbe
lands OF Robert Broadnax, and others and
containing two hundred acres-ono Other
]RACT, in snt1 county, lying in the Meadows
adjoining the lands OF George ID. Winston
George lizard, and others, and containing two
hundred and fifty acres--one LOT, No. s. on
Henry street, IN the town OF LeaksviIle. LoT
No: ~, LOT No 100, ffiy-fve feet part Of
lot No. d, sixty-six feet part of LOT No. o,
thir'y-three feet part of LOT No. 8, which
SAID lots lie in the said town of Leaksyille.
Also NV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
B'tord Marc copri, ifz2
samuel Hancock and Miles No.,

b.tofd Aarei covri. ia
aHae' Hancock and Miles wors,,-
spo;,,, complainant.
ender Irvine, ~, "ha Al
~ IN cH3NcERI.
me defendant Moses Rorster no, h..
entered his appearance ACCORDING r. la ""a ~
assembly md tie ru!es of TIL rom, a "el
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the co.. saa D.
~ Is ho' an 'nhabiiant OF this toinmnnse..1i M
- y therefore ordered, that he do urpea, tl
~ 80 '"1 lonr'h Monday in June neAt' ana :,
swef me compliments till and ,ba, '''u a.
OF this order be forthwith rnll,.h"a e"f,
'lrginian, for two month, sucr..s;,a' III In.
published at the front door Of lie con-? aho
oil sad county, for 'wo several conf ','''u. e
A copy-Ieste,
~ j. 5TEpTOT. r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
i NE following Slaves.

o1aFI,ng, FhWbe, onkey, Judy, Andrew. Hec.
tor, Celia, Ben and Maria. Also, one Horse,
sundry Stock, Furniture, &c as described in
sald deed; The sale will take place at The
evening rouse OF said Rives, adjoining the
i" Meadows" tract, and such title only sc il
vested in the trust, be conveyed to ire mr.
chaser. DAVID Il. CLARK.
May % % ,y,ds
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Notice is hereby given.

0 the stockholders in the Roanoke
u Navigation Company, that AT the various
meetings OF the President and Directors of
said company, the following acquisitions were
made ON said stockholders, as set forth in the
subloincd authentic statement, and with which
all delinquent stockholders are earnestly re.
questcd To complv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
100000 DOLL. .Rs-IlIIillfsf fRlzE.

G}~Hor Prompt Payment at .Htfn's :! :
NO. II, LOG, which drew the great capi-
IN tai prizg OF Tuentg thousand Dollars
in the Mary latd State Lottery, was presented
b. the fortunate holder at Aliens, and he re-
oeised the sch at sight yesterday morning In
Specie.
). o. VI. .illen II Co. had the pleasure OF or
der,ng and paying in the same Lottery No.
1903, prize OF Ten thousand Dollars, ut
sight--also No. 3e0s, prize Of One hou'and
Dotlars Such promr, payment ought 30 be
much greater indueelnent for adyenlnrers TO
leave or send their orders directed to the tru.
ly fortunate Office of
s A. VI. ALLEN Il co.
40. $50 .Main-siSetf, Richmond,
where they will always merit with due attcn.
ton, and my information given with pleasure.
IT s Il NJ Allen Co. pledge themselves
that all prizes IN the Washington Monument
Lottery md in the Maryland state Lottery,
II ordered by them, shall meet with the same
prompt payment as the above Aumbers did
No. 759-SloO 600
Richmond, April II. Is 20
GP The liberal terms on which the
MesTs. Aliens paid the $4,000 prize,
drawn by Mr.. Z l.. Bibrell, IA soon as the
ticket was presented, enttle them 10 cre-
dit aud announcement.
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Notice.
May ..

nY virtue Of Il deed Of trust executed hy
A. Mary Roberts, to the subscribers, on the
, 9TH day OF March, 1928, and duly recorded in
the clerks Office of Campbell county, for tite
purpose OF securing certain debt due Elisha
Il. ilnndley y Co. we shah, on trjddy the 1871
day Of June asIt, proeecdSo sell, at Hat Geek
Westinghouse, hy way ot g,ubic auction, for
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-06-03
OWE Tract OF L9.ND

lyingon the waters Of Hat creek, containing
ll9 acre., more orless, adioining the Ia,rts oil
Robert r. Roper, Abraham Hanks, Edwin
Matthews, Jesse Rice, Paulett Clark, Jhmes
II. Evans and Thomas lIoward.--Also,
The following Negre Slaves,
10 wit kit, sam, Windsor, Harry. Ben. Pol
~, Charity, Lucy, Crcacy, Keziah Louisa
and Martha, and their increase. or 50 much as
will satisfy the debt and cost above mention
ed, together with the interest thereon accrued
and TO accrue. We nHI convey such title as
is vested in rs rs trustees.
DAVID MARSHALL, r. .
PHlLP GIBBS, trustees
May 81. ltWow+ 81
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MARSHAlI'S SAI.E.
One certain tract or var
cel OF hand.

wing IN the county of Amherst, called LANE
VILE, containing 500 acres, (be the same
more or less) and adjoining the lands otJames
Powell, - Rivers, Nancy Shields and
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
From the Ms7v-Eagland Farmer.
HOME.

HOME 'tis the name of all that sweetens life,
1t speaks the warm affections ola wife
The isping babe that prattles on the knee,
In all the playful grace of infancy
The spot where fond parental love may trace
The glowing virtues Of an infant race
Oh 'tis word of more than magic spell,
Whose sacred power the wanderer best can tell
He who long distant from his native land,
Feels at the name of home his soul expand
Whether as patriot, husband, father, friend,
To that dear point his fondest wishes bend
And i'll he owns, where'er his footsteps roam,
Lies choicest blessings centre all at Home.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
IRISH LITERATURE.
London.
A letter from the Bart.


London
>.Ny Dear Sir-Enjoyng now little near. .rd
quleness, sit down to inform you of the drAadr,,
nustIe and confusion we are in from those bIond
led or dispersed. "' oou' MI
w. are IN pretty mess, can get nothino r. a.,
nor any VINE to drink except whskev. VIII 80 -,
st down TO dinner, we are OBLIGED 10 keen ho,k
hS'uS armed and whilst ite this letter 7 hold
s"o ~ one hand, and pistol in the other /
eohe'uueu from the beginning that this womb h.
the end Of IT. ID see was Ieh, for + il NJ,
over yet at present there are such eoines IN ~,
every thing is al stand ~ '''''
H.. ~. ia'e answered your letter fortnight apo
NV "iiy leCelVeo inns morning. Indeed hardly
mail arrives safe without being rnhbad NI. 'a'uy
er ago than yesterday the coach win ia rs,cs
OIon was robbed near this town the 'a LIN
Judiclously been lett behind for fear r 80, '@'e
ANU ny good luck there was nobody in tb coa., 80
t~o outside passengers and they had no,b;nr, e.
thieves to take w "o'hiuB lot the
l'as' thursday, notice was given that cam, {
Ie'eis were advancing hither under The ~ - "
S,""ua'u ou' 'hey had no colours nor anv drnn,s
e - "aEpnpes Immediately every man in ~
r., W. ads "o'ilen and boys, ran ont to meet
e.y'". we soon found our force much ton l,'Ie
and they were far too many for us TO thnL ~ ,'e'
tfeatng Oath was in every face ~, =, re-
"gn'' ana oy the time halt our little nar,v ya =,
4eo We began to be all alive. FortunataI "a 49,
mao no guns but pistols, cutlasses and n;Les sS
We had plenty Of muskets and ammunon w Sa' as
Shem a'i to the wordnot soul of them al, pus
e@Gep some mat were drowned in an adoinino h.,
mostly green. S"' oo'ofs' but
Al'er NE action we went to rummape a sor, or
sa.nP sney haa lei' behind them; all We found wss
80 ,em pA 9 ~nhouI heads, and parcel of EMMY
'I,' VI wa,er' and bundle Of blank French
DIMENSIONS hied UP with fshermens names.
1F.o?9 arc row placed every where round -,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

Want OF Heaven; and we do not hesitate s,ror,,..
recommended to the attention ofthe ppbliaS "
superior production Of the industry and ,aen,a
an American artist, and an honorable evan,", warm
the Increase of the Fine Arts in our coun,rv r''U
Phit Eue Post.
In abiding, last week, 10 the portrait Of Fe
Hicks, intended shortly to be published h. ,''I D
Street, we neglected to state that it was conpd
an approved Painting by that Artist taken G Gop
memory, and without the knowledge Of the ven.',
BILE subject -ib
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

March Of improvement New York has impair
ted TO all sections of the country, spir, of enter
triSe in making Improvements by roads and Canals
which will, 10 the course Of few years, lead to
results now impossible 10 anticipate. The project
oil uniting Lake Erie with the Ohio River is popu-
lar In al parts of that state and we shall soon see
il accomplished. New Jersey, Pennsylvania Mary
'anh Virginia. aud N nth Carolina are all engaged
IN planning or executing schemes of Improvement
which will prove OF vast public benefit In fact.
the attention OF the citizens in every part Of the
United States, appears to be turned to the subject
ut facilitating intercourse by water communication
where it can be accomplished, and by constructing
good roads where it cannot. 1t is almost as com
mon now to see in the papers from the western
parts OF this state, notices OF public meetings to
deliberate on the proprety of constructing lateral
canals to connect with great canals to the north
and the west, for the purpose of conveying to
market the produce Of our fertile lands, as it was
in the time of the war 10 see resolutions Of tom
meetings, that the produce of the farmers was
Perishing upon their hands. NJ Z. Statesman.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

country, which exactly squares with my ideas. :
have only time to add that am in haste,
Yours truly,
P. S.--If you do not receive this in course it
must have miscarried therefore beg you will write
Immediately to let me know.--Lond. Lit. Ga%.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
LEXINGTON, lKen.l FEn, Ii

LEXINGTON, (Ken.) FEB. II.
The weather during the last week has been Sc
verely cold, more than we have ever known ii in
hentu' ky. On Friday night and Saturday morn.
ing last, the mercury fell as low as IA de, reessbe
low zero in Fahrenheil's thermometer. The ground
has been covered with snow for more than week,
and the seighing is still excellent.
February 1--WE have had more rain and snow.
and more cold weather this Writer than usual
Saturday the 9th inst. was very cold dsy The
Mercury in Fahrenheit sunk 10 degrees below O,
and on Saturday last, the temperature was nearly
the same. The intermediate days were milder !;
but on Friday we had genuine snow storm. and
the cold is still very severe.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

Judge Breckenridge, IN reprmanding criminal,
amongst other h"rd names, called him SEQ undrel.
rhe prisoner replied, Sir am no, so great scouu-
drel as your honor--- takes me to be-
Put your words closer together,' said the Judge.