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w ILL br said, the 2Oh Cty ~ Srpt. NM A., -
w tue Eagle iiotr in the c,y of chuioi at,reeably
20 "h order ui the county IPnricn neprn r,
nHned Mills Runaway who has remained in lie i,ii ~
sad r"hnIv for more than twelve rnntts : Commi,5-j 49,
he property oi isAdC Griffin at aiiiav county ~ Carln.
JOHN L. TATE, deputy l,.r
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.aaheya County Fsbruory Cou,t, 1923.

anhcja County Etbruoty Court, 1898.
Charles Mnndy, administrator OF Joseph Nj i
ran, decreased, plaintiff,
against
Robert Rivers mud Henry L. Davies dcrls.
lynn n foreifT BH IN Chnncry.
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isfaciion of the CONT that the defendant Riy-
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matier thereof derrced accordingly. Aud u
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other defendant, dotbretHIn ia his hands nlls ,
money TO which he may be indebteiAto IL .
said Rivers, 10 the amount OF seventy five df Il.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

I .3ndalasian Horses.-'rhe following sin
gular story from a London paper, The f,4,.
/ der may incline Ia donbf but similr
phenomena hcp its crcdiblliiy
II win be recollected that body Of
| SPaniards, under the Marquis Romano.
were serving as allies of F.ance in H..
island Of funen, which were got of by the
agency of The British.
Two of The regiments which had been
| qnarlered III Funen were cavalry, mounted
on iinr, blek, longtailed Andnlusian horse
II WAS impractcable TO bring off these
horses, about ! 100 in number and Romano
was not n MN who could order then, to Ia,
destroyed, lest they should fail into the
hands of ihr Frencli he was fond of
horses himself, and knew that every man
was attached To the beast that had carried
him so lnr aud 50 faithfully. Their brides.
therefore were taken OF, and they wcr,.
turned l0nse upon the beach. Az fhey
ln"tcd oil, they passed some Of the country
horses aud IN res, which we're feeding nj.
iltl.e Distance. A sceut cnsurd, such m
probably VI never before witnessed. The
spanish horses are not mulllated, and
these were sensible thai they were NJ,
longer under any restraint of human power.
general conflict ensued, ~ which, retain
in5 The discipline they had learnt thev
charged eaeh other in squadfons of 10 ar %
together theu closely engaged, striking
with their fore feet, and billing aud tenrlnp
each other with The most frrncious rne,
aud tramplinGfovcr those WI h were ben.
Ten down, II the ore II the G, nrse Of al
louf, was sirewn with he dead and djsa
hled. Part Of them had been set free ON n
rising ground nj some distance they no
sooner heard the rohr Of the battle, than
they came laundering down over the inter.
mediate hedges, and, catching the conth-
Slous madness, plunged fnto the fight with
equal fury. Sublime ms the sccnr waa, il
was too horrible In be contemplated, and
Kannna, IN merey,gavc orders for destroy
lug them but II was found too dangerous.
TO attempt this aud, after the last boat.s
quilted the beach, the few horses that re-.
manned were seen sill engaged In the dread.
work of mutual destruction.
-.epse"..
An old English " otter gives the f,llow-.'
INK account Of n signal instance Of Justice,
performed by pigs" Ceftiin pirates who
seem not we'll to have learned their bust
| ness, since they were tumble 10 swim. had
landed on the coast Of Tuscany, aud ear
rled oil The swine from farm. As the
robbers were padding oil from the shore.
the keeper returned and blew his horn, by
| which he had been accustomed 10 call his
swine TO their meals. Al The well known
sound, the grunlers all started up, and
crowding 10 one side If the bout oyerturn-
ed II, aud swan ashore Ia their keeper
leaving the untoitunat. thieves 10 be.
/ drowned
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The North American Review,

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drawings ANNOUNCED.

MD RISE OF TIcbETS.
rE>liE Managers Of the BalITmare lotteries
have announced the IiTawings--of III,
University Lottery On the IN ,lay Of May
State Lottery on the 2sih III that moutb--
Tickets advanced on the I'd ,nst. in tLe ISp-
yer,ity aud Monument Lotteries 10 $40. ana
IN the Grand State 70 Sl2
WARD s. ATKIssON.
April g. Is 40
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R1 virtue of n trust deed execa.ed to rre..
- by John Bruce, (W 81 hearing date tho.
plh day OF August 1910, aud duly recorded in
The county court Of Piltsylyatia, for The pur-,.
pose ol securing the payment pt = debt due To-
Phnnill Dickinson, shall, on the 10th day.
OF May next, NJ the house oi sad John Bruce.
III the niorcaaid county, about Two miles from
therlises ford, Oh oiuunton, proceed 10 SELL,
Itrr
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MIR. JOHN MoORLAND-Take no

4s1 Hce hoi on M0nday, He 18Th day Of a
pri Rert, sbcttcee0 Ho rising and setting Of Ms
sun, al he house Of Gem Ciayd, ~ .hoHigomc-
~ county fhaN proeted 10 iate H,s dfPosdions
Of said CioW md oibers 10 be rent as rdtare
masW nor depending Hthe GhHncery Cntv' jot
the Laachb,rg district, IN Vhirh ! an 'i'HPii1
and you defendanf, ~here and phep gon may
attend j yoa HiHk proper.
MICHEL ri I)DFIL.
.uarch IL y "
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Condacied by BENJAMIN SlLLlMAN, Pro
tessor Of Chemistry, 4,c. Yale Coitege
This journal began in the year 1917. Two
between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume.
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u JUSI PUBLISHED, and for sale. at
this Office, Price, l25 cents, & An Examinations
into me DoctriHe NJ The TRINITY by Free.
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Yhe following Slaves,

aud other property, to vii 81 negro womoR.
lbel, woman silsey, ] boy Peter, | boy.
hehn~nd, md boy Patrick, and the in !
crease OF the females, il any since the esecn.;-
ton of the aforesaid trust together all ihet
Household e Kitchen Furniture,
stocks of Horses, Cattle &c. aud plantation.
tool, or 50 much thereof ms may be necessary
Ia effect the purposes of said trust. Acting a.
trustee | shall convey such title only as in
vested in me rs such
ABRAHAM {. SHELTON, Tr,taee.
April II. w2w 30
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University Lottery. 2tl class.
SCHEME

Price Of Tickets Slo--shnres in proportion
The scheme of the 9th class of the Wash
ington Monument Lottery is nearly the same
as the last The same capital, aud the tickets
are of the same price. The only difference
consists in til. distribution OF the capital into
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az EvGNASN BVI.l..

IHE SUBSCRIBER has promising
Young BuLL, ofthe English breed, which
~ So from the county OF Montgomery-Per-
~ sp"' DESTROYS of improving their breed OF cat
W. can have the use Of hiIn-He will be sent
" " my neighboring plantation, or the suburbs
", VI Lyhchburg, at IA moderate prce--If sent TO
k Ge 'a'ter place, a lot will be procured TO turn
MN liio RICHARD PERKINS.
April 90. q II
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" ashingtOn Monument Lottery,

Price Of tickets gl0--ShnTeS IN prop0rti0H
The office will be kept at the book store OF
il. Atkisson, where orders, accompanied with
the cash, or PRICES in any OF The Baltimore lot
teres, will meet with prompt attention. Per
sons holding prizes in the Maryland State Lot
terry should exchange them before the rise of
tickets, which will shortly take place. Regu-
Iir lists Of lie drawings will be kept for the
inspection of holders of tickets in all the lot
teries above mentioned. April l.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

HAVE made arrangements with Messrs.
WARD & ATkISSON, by which all orders
addressed TO me for tickets in either Of the
baltimore Lotteries, and left with them, will
We liled at the Baltimore prices. and free Of
pesidge HENRY ROBINSON.
April 90. is II
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JNH WANTING

Erecuted IN The ncotest manner, and or The
most modtrate terms, at The Office q The
Itrginiaa
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iYish Potatoes for Sale.

HE subscriber has iust received CON
siderable supply of the above aftiele.
and II is believed as fine as has ever beo,,
brought To this market
EDWARD DUFFEL
April Is. 7awsv
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F.. ARTERY AGENCY.

Inn e. ATKISSON will receive
w orders for tickets in amy OF ile North
fotteries. There are at this llne three
ef' a. IN which tickets are ready for sale
ithsn 1 .ity of Baltimore. The I'd class oil the
u 'ao and state Lottery (the lst Just drawn
= ihe most splendid
= ,,',,,iond State Lottery. No. ..
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MARYLAND State L0ttery, NO. =.
100000

Price of Tickets, sl2--shdrss IN Proportioa.
The 2d class Of the University Lottery pre-
CENTS the following scheme which as IT con
,s;n, nearly as many prizes as blanks, will be
.or.idered the most sale
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Some are so slow Of speech and 40 very
dull, that their heads may be compared to
ali alelnbic, which gives you drop by DROP
an extract Of The simples IN it.
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have received the letter and accor,,
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sad peace and national honor are tbe oh
jects oi my constant wishes. To obta;,
pom one and the other it might posshly ha
advisable to enter into negoc;at,on.
| am neither authorised for II, NOR n..1 "u'
"',e, '"s guarantee mat any of the agree
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WIN any pubic character. The snsnn,
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