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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

Mr. Pekenino, the Italian eDgrayer,
whose beautiful works we have had occa
sion to meution several times, has Just e.
nished "A portrait OF DIR. Franklin, to serve
az companion piece for his head of
Washington, which is so well known and
so much admired. The portrait of Frank
lin even surpasses the latter in delcacy
and ustre. 1t is copied from miniature
OF the sage, by Janinet, which belongs to a
member Of his family here, and for which
he sat in Paris, in The Costume in which
he appeared ia the French Court The
likeness 5 deemed eminently faithful
This new specimen Of Mr.. Pekcnino's skill
cannot we think, fsii 10 have all the sue
cess with the Anglican public, which he
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

VIRGINIA AT rules ,J.Gen in 'ae
Y clerks Office OF The county court OF Char
lote, on the yin day OF October, 1872.
William Vi. Matthews and Martin " Daven-
port, Plaintiffs,
Against
john Il. Matthews, Fanny n. Scott, execn
trix of Fraieis Scott, deed, John NJ. Price,
John Cobbs, Thomas Cohbs and James c
McReynolds, Defendants.
IN CIf.7NCERY.
The defendant John r. Matthews, not having
entene MS appearance, according to the act OF
assembly andt rules of this court. aud Il ap.
bearing TO the satisfaction OF the court that he
is not an lnhabitant of this state, on the mo
ton Of the plaintiff by counsel, II Is ordertd,
That the saif lrlendant 10 appear here Oh the
frat Monday in January new. and entcrhis app
psaraGte and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
rive security for performing the decree of he
curt, mud thai Il copy Of this order be Inserted
ia soHe paper priu'ed in the town of Lynch
bFg for two months successfully, and posted
a The front door Of the courthouse of the said
toaatv. \ Coqys-Ieste.
! w8w WINSLOW ROBINSON, C.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
800 packages OF
NEW GOODS.

4 hAEiD & WILLIAM KYLE, respect
NJ tul y inform thou' friends aud the public,
that they have just received, aud are now %
pcnlne. the above number OF Packages OF
NEW GOODS, uaCommoulV cheap, and well
selected, ut auction, in the cities oil n. York,
and fllladelphia aud principally for ca h.
these, III addition 10 their former extensive
stock on hand, will make their assortment,
Tor variety and cheapness, inferior TO none in
the state, and tan superior 10 any ever in the
upper couniry--as, in the selection OF their
assortment thu SEASON, they have omitted no
article that could he procured in tllclr line oi
business, which IS either useful or ia hionable
and from thcir long experience IN business.
aud the decided advantages they possuts in
purchasing their goods, lhey feel perfectly sa-
tisled they can aud Hiil sell almost every
article in their linz, much cheaper Than they
can be purchased 1T any Other house in this
place.
Country merchants ond planters from n dis
lance, wishing TO purchase lnrgels are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine for them
selves, AS they only wish an opportunity oil
exhibiting their assortment, and make known
generally, the unps'aIiy low prices they are
determined to sell AT.
They constantly keep on hand, an extensive
assortment Of H3hDU.IRE, S.3DDLEhY,
CUTLERY, QGEENSH.1RE, and GROCE-
RIFS, Of all descriptions.
They have also received. two eases superior
quality BOLILEG CLOTHS.
Nov. Ia. - w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

A NEW NAP OF FLORIDA.
4 - ihfD noa, .eernt set0d surveys ami
" observations, md also iren authentic d .
ca =afuts, maze AID collected dutin9 a nc ,jdenre
Ia that county.
/ . Heconii any the-map, hut far TIVE ruL ic
CONVENIENCE isaued separately, wil appea, at
lhe a'lneunlf,
OE5EhNAIl0ES uPON TIC FLO3ID As.
From Original notes, lab en durnp SIEVE, i
J1"fmes IN tue teri oory, ptu'cuhlly lhrnng.
parts hitherto unexy .o ed, and inform ton
dlawnirom tn most authentic sources. Nv
CtakLEo SlHNOiES. cl,iland toporrart-
lei er-me'r, Lately ol South Ca. oIna, AMI at
present. eSi ~ surS Vol H.. last l.ai4a.
The map will he about 70 inches squar-, e.
hnedted on scale OF b mues to one inch the
whole OF the p.incipa AID almost all the thu
'aIy waite coa.acs, No tie chief laAc, aii b.
laia du"n tne existing Carriage road, and all
the nam Indian pashs trc nanes uf pl4res o
ehteItd,nn ent, &C. wiz DC Noted the l.cai an.
peiatlons benz carefully retained to AVOID en-
u.i"n, As 1t will be an oJ Iect t. render the map
as convenient and Useful Al os,be .otlat rllels.
Independent otiNe general details, ali tae age
gfat.ta OF i7hd Viii IT located a. la, a. practiea
ule.
The accompanying book will contain res
VIE" o. the SAFE ~ tt Province, IL SIT site |
and ci'iiiilht, ior a few years previous Ia, and
at TIC p,riud oil, tnelr ce,sion.
A summary description oi the country IN e
neral respect aeh, elmtt,, ana tapograp,a al
detliis, Wit. rem Tl7 or th different app opn-
at cu IN t., pa ticniaiIy collee, susal, Cub to-
baccO anitrut
Al at t, as far as attainablr, Of all he
. arts ma - the Spa i5n thor in The
Fior,dse, WIN the ntnes Of he Original Z an
tees, &c Explanations OF che principles upon
" lc lnds ~cr gene a ly conce ed, and a
account OF IA. different laws, ro,al order &c
authorship the governor L MAKE g'ants.
such information respecting the indians, th'
wreckeg system amorgt he Kegs and Keei-
AID other general poin's may considere,
uartui or lerestiug to tie pubc.
The price will be ma, as low as possible, l
being presumed thot tnsmap and palnpale' ma,
be i5~ard At a -un no eNcce ing S3 ior both
81 .1agdiias, y1e -, ls22.
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StraYeA OF Stolen.

/ IRON The subscriber, living near Lynch.
burg, BAY HORSE, about i've teet two
or three inches hish, ble2ca face, hi, hind
feet White, and bearing the marks oil the collar.
Any person giving information 10 the sub.
scriber, oi SAID horse, shall receive liberal
reward CHARLES DEispN.
0@lODer 20. u II
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TlllS is 10 forwarn any person orper-
I sous from tpdine for n bond executed
y the subscriber to Benjamin Pofkiur fer
The sum ol H26d Ga, payable in flour in 80
day and bears date 23d oil Asy 1919 This
bond was pnid OF agreenbly 10 ths rondi.
lions thereof, and nm determined not 20 Iey
Il again. CHAS. {. PAIT ERSOA.
November %. l1N2wr
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MRS. YoaA.

RAESPEGTfULLA informs her friends
~ and the public, that he has lately re.
turned 10 LyhohhurG, Ia the house formerly
occupied by Mr.. " illiam NJ. Wallace, on Bird
street. She Will make Dresses fcllsses, &c
&c. in the most fashionable manner,
December 20 IL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

.8rnt9cc ouipiHed.---1he ease Of John
Eyre, who though worth upwards of 80
600 pounds, was convicted al the Old Bal
ley, and seutenced to transportation, for
stealing eleven quies Of common writing
paper, was rendered more memorable by
the opportunity which il gave janus 10
lmpeach the integrity OF Lord Mansfield,
who WAS supposed 10 have erred in admit
ting him 10 bail An anccdate Is related
OF Mr.. Eyre, which shows the natural de-
PraFlly of SIC human heart, An uncle,
gentleman OF considerable properly, made
ms VIII IN favor Of IA clergyman, who was
his lntiinate friend, and committed il to
the custody of the divine. However not
long before his death, he made another
VIII, m which he left the clergyman only
500, leaving the bulk Of lis property to
ms nephew and heir-at-law, Mr. Eyre
Soon after the old gentleman death, Mr..
+. examining his drawers, found the last
viii, aud peceisiug the legacy of 1900, for
the clergyman, put it into the fire, and
took possession of the whole effects, in
consequences Of the uncle being supposed
TO have died intestate. The clergyman
coming 10 town soon after, and ipqufing
into the circumstance of his old friends
death, asked if he had made u will? On
being answered in the negative, he very
| c0oiiy put his hand into his pocket, and
pulled out the former will which bad been
| committed to his care, and m whichstbe
testator had bequeathed him the Willy Of
| his fortune, amounting To several thousand
pounds, excepting legacy of 600, to his
nephew.
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y Ses wide npen-WatcN.

HIS VIII again give notice to those per
oG5 having claims against the estate Of
Riehmn Dnrett deed, 10 BRING them forward
established according 10 law. rs This notice will
be plead IN lar, lor am determined To lose
the business rs soon as i can br donr lshall
proceed selas many OF the NEGROES on cw
Years Day, ls@3. on the premises, as will ruise
noaey 70 pny on ali i.,at claims.
LIllLEbEitki LEFTNlCH, Admr.
vi Richard Durrctt, dec a.
November ~ v3yl6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

nNlE subscribers will continue 10 do bu-
siness under the firm ot GAIT a. BUL
LOCK, who have received by tie ship protec-
lion aud Georgiauua from Liverpool, aud are
now opening, general assortment OF Fall and
Winter Goods, which they win sellIow iorensh
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BtILOCk,
October l. sly
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mo. a..

eoall desire. The price f. bit one doiIar.'
Il my be procured nj his lodgings, 20
- Pine 81. Philadelphia. or at The pldl-
eipal bookstores.
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Notice.
III term Of co- rartnership Of GALT

fEHE term Of co-partnership of GAIT
BULLOCK, q 20. having This day e1-
pircdi ihs same Is by mutual consent dissolved
The bnsiness will be elosed by Galt 4 Rnioe.
10 whom Ill pcfsons indebted will make pey.
meni aud those having claims against the
said concern, will apply to l1cm FOR settlement
and payment.
WILLIAM GAIT,
JOHN BULLOCK,
JAMES BtLL0Cbi
October !
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Notice.
December e.

I FORWARN all persons from trading
for note executed by me- 10 Claiborne
Jones, for ) 20, dated 9Th Dcccmbcr ls22
aud due thirty days after dalr, rs il was oh.
taloed IN fraudulent way, | do not intend
10 pay it. Nm APR EBuRY.
Dec 20 liz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
lEoi'ENEN

4 HE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends aud the pubic, taat IL has Oh
hand large assortment oil Leather, among
whiCh is,
1000 VT. of Soal Leather,
IL ..ozen Gall skins,
1000 ,iles wased and rnssel upper and
Hips ditto,
Skirting Iiarncss AMI Bride,
New England ilos Skins and Pad
Leather,
.AH Of toaiet eiH BE- soid io,e for cash.
JOHN POE.
n B. Cash or leather vii be given lpl
Hides or ianscd on the usual terms j 7.
October %. I2Wts
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

A Ii those having just claims against
4 \ the estate OF Hezckiah Stone, dec. are
requested 10 bring them lern ard, properly an-
thcnticated as the law directs. in order that
arlanq may De made for payment and
all these indebted ii the estate are requested
to make immediate payneai,
aICAjAfI STONE,
John NJ PERRY.
Dee 10. l9W2w'
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.ut ice.

GsTRAfED or stolen from the subscri-
- Der about the 10th OF last month, large
BAY HORSE, about feet inches high, with
one hind foot white, and branded with the
letters q. ii. on the thigh liberal reward
will he given for delivering him 10 me in
Lynchhurg, and all reasonable eNpences paid
Or any information TO enable me to get him,
will be thankfully received by
JOHN PATTEN.
Nov. 10 lh,e,y
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400 DolAars Reward.

q WILL pay one hundred dollars for the
apprehension OF Jack Hurts, free ne ro
raised in the county of bedford, II takenoat Of
this State, or ten dollars il taken in the State.
hold his indentures dated the 2Sth Oct 1913,
anu an order OF Buckingham eoart for his sale
to pay Jail fees lie IS yellow fellow, about
sx feet high and about 30 years Old. Clerks
0 courts where his indenturcs iuay be record
ed are cautioned against removing tbem.
SIEPHLN PANiAEE.
November -. Wv l6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

CnVERAL Men. Women, B'ys and
- Girls, will he -oid loss fnt cashs or on
Snort efedit--sAy 4 OF d months. Inquire Of
HE Printers.
septp mber 81. tets
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DANIEL WILLIAMS,

T3fLOR,
DESPECTFULLY informs his ensto
ft mrra aud tbr public tla be has removed
bis Shop nest door 10 Sthool1cld q 1hut-
mons, aud nearly opposite the Office Of the
titginian, where all orders IN b. line viii BIO
Thankfully received, aud executed with nsat-
ness aud 4spatebl
November D. tc}M
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
NELSON Il. HUGHES, Agert.
Ehe Tract OK Land.

Sailed Coleton Tract, situate on James river
Containing ali ut $50 acres Of prime low
giu'a,ds, Considerable qnarlity OF cca. ed
hlgt lad, with afe arc excelle' Q ch I'd
thc.run. The houses are sui ent Ia the &C.
eomncdition of gene family, and the an
tatiOu houses are suGiciett to sac II. CT p:
nat will be made MAYO CABELI.,
Guardian for Patrick II. CobtH.
Dee. s. l8w2W'
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Patent Spring
S ~ D D "a q So

FTYHE Subscribe having purchased the ex.
elusive Eight oi manufacturing ans vend-
ing Nj. Nathan MtX's newly Invented and h gh.
y approved
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:" lie was n man

Of an nnbonnded stomach-.over ranking
iim1elt with princess
But have said enough. the reader
be satisfied that | am Suggesting prod.
slous improvement, have carried my
point; If he be not, deny HAT he has a
rdlonal head, aud thus establish my ar
gament Here arr the two horns of u
dilemma, which il he will continue to wear
liIs seper-hnmeral collosty in spite of my
adnoaltIons, may supply il a fitting de
eorotion; and 81 having conducted him TO
She sumo prcdicnment as FalsiaT of Wind
sor Forest, leave HIM TO moonlight and
the laifics. IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03

Ingenique lnrg or veu,er.

We have il ON the powerful aulhnrit,
oi Monenns Agrippa, a grave Roman
That The belly once maintained an argu
menlallre coIloquy with the members
Nenlliloqnism Is YET IN is infancy, bal wi,
should Iimlt its cloquonee Mere il culllya.
ted from necessity? So Satisfied are ".
OF the rejecting disposition of this portion
OF our economy, thai we call COW, or u
tbcr beast with two stonAehs, Eliminating
animal, par efceiieHcr. Why might moi
our clergy, instead of dividing their dis.
courses into heads trrbcrean, Polypean
and liydralorm, which always aillIcts me
with Crphalogy- the thread If then
sermons, li>o the Spiders, from their sto.
mach instead ofthe head, and proportion
them under the titles Of the peristallic mo.
ton, The episaare, The hypociondre, and
The colon namrs rs senorOns and classi-
cal as thoge Of the Nurses, with which lie
rodotus has baptised hia respective clap
trrs? Even constituted as we now ore,
with headquarters already provided for
The brains, viii any deny that 40 Opera
dancers are in his heels, or that Shake.
speare hnd not similar conviction,
when he makes one Of his characters CA
claim,
" iienee will drag thee hcndlong by The
heels,
Unto a duughIl which shall be Thy grave"
Does he not, moreover, distinctly mark
The srat of pride aud aspiring talent, When
Inc says OF Wolsey,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
JAN rHl%"vl.%U

ErecRted tn the neotxst 'mdnhef, aid on ttt
,gost moderate terass, at Tie Gs..s q Il.
ttreiatdts
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lottery ARE
1900 Donars.
5000 dollars.
100000 Dollars.
5,000 Oollars.
Q0.OO0 DoliaYs.
100000 Dollars.

Too BaekSto
Whole Tickets, Ei,It.
TO be had nth greatest variety oil nun.r.s - ~
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4 y Ii + n

[h LOTTERY EXCHANGE OFFICE E,,lti street R,uan
fher last STATE LOTTERIES
TO Abemare ana t
il Lancaster besides CAPITALS Of s5oo6 enr m
vaiouspar the Union
addition to the above the unparalleled attending adventures at
The TWO HIGHEST CAPITALS were sold Co.
1873 the nf
1882 N1rSU
Va. nteman of
ORDERS
ed }. L. COHEN, Jr-B aImote
the Official List each drawing and will be
wish receive the drawings will mention when
BALrIM .Noyendr
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Maryland State Lottery.
s OrrIcr, III MARkEr srafrr. ,

Hdilmop, (
We already
sale OF the tickets the STATE LOTTERY the drawing take pace
Thursday goth of DECEMBER,
in under
i,outed by Governor aud Council 'P
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difficulty might occur ms TO the Response
but ii could be ehyjsted by signs n Ia the
unions OF our dcafpnd dumb. not by mod
ar shake of the head indeed, but by some
equally ineligible Indication; and me
thinks ! could rival Caiullus himself m
composing al efiihaamain for such uup-
lial pair, for might salely predicate that
they would never lay lheir heads together
Ia hatch mischief nor run against one ann
Their IN anger, nor lose time in Kissing. nor
lall together BY the ears. No fear Of Blae
boards IN Ibis happy state, which, if ii
could be universally accomplished, would
al once restore to IL the S0turnia regina
the golden age-nlilcnium.
En,ious, aud tmid, and Jealous people,
are perpetuaIly on the watch to oppose
every Improvement as n Revolutionary in
no'aIon, and by some such expect 10 be
told that my project is jacobinical, as ten
ding 10 make the proiane vulgar lndcpen-
dent Of those legitimate correctltcs--lh
axe aud the halter; bat | cannot see the
matter IN this light. John Bull, We ar.
sometimes told. is like FESTIVE horse
give him his head and he runs 10 the de
vi but, by my proposition, the common
people will never be adj. 10 make head al
all, whatever be their prosocaii0ns, 80 that
| really consider myself entitled to the
great prize from the members of the Holy
Alliance. Other cavaliers may urge that il
may be injurious To the progress OF knowl-
edge and The cultivation of literature, ms if
the brains could moi exist any where but
III the head Button, no ignoramus IN such
matters, was decidedly Of opinion that the
stomach was the seat of thought Pcrsius
dubs II a Master of Arts,
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Patent SpriNg Saddles,

Wahinthc con'tits nt Campbell, Bedford. PIT.
:ygaria, II lax, Charlotte aud Amhcl,t, #
ters fl sale, and will eonstan Y keep Oh hand,
a ii, 5 and, ueX' he ntkc t,sUse, 20 4 a,
sttm.nt of Ladies and Gantelnens' Sal les,
sasuueted npou Springs, which have been
bounced by the best judge, to be the eat
ss' m evement efey thu cd to tbs public, the
ga Us beng 81 c" nstructrd rs 10 he itee finn
lainty % inFyre tae o,-e's back, and 70 cary
the der VIII ps feet ease.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-19
NEw-ORLEAEs, May 0.
HIGH WATER

Maugre the prediction OF some of the
cegnoscsnti, the waters ofthe Mississip-
pi, have within a few days past risen to a
height that menaces inundation at some
one point or other in our neighbour
hood. ~
Yesterday morning, the Levec gave
way in front of the plantation of Mr..
Jumonville, about 8 miles below town
and on the same side of the river
The rush of water was great about
noon, and partially injured large field
ofyoung cane. Efficient aid, however,
was speedily obtained from the gangs OF
the neighboring plantations and about
A o'clock, p. M. the breach was closed
up.
We have heard fears expressed for
the stability of some of the levees near
the English Turn, but cannot say whe-
ther they are well found. The river has
not been SO high as it is at present since
the year lsli.-God grant that New
Orleans may not experience such ano
\ Their autumn also as that Of 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-06-19
FROM COLOMBIA. SC.

BALrimors, JuNg 9.---To the polite
attention Of MApAMs, ESQ. who, came
passenger in the schooner Patty WASH
ington, arrived here on Saturday even
ing from Caifhagena, the editors of the
.f'asTie@a are indebted for the following
information respecting the affairs of the
Republic CT Colombia, President BoIi-
yer had marched from Guayaquil for
Cucnca his army is said to amount 10
$3.50 men, including the 900omen Which
returned from Peru. Gen. Secre was
in pastos with some force-all was quiet
In the South
1t was supposed the Standards were
IN possession Of Lima. The armies of
,Cant:rac, La Serna, and Ramirez.
amounted 10 10000 effective lroops--
the Patriots had about COCO.
General Morales was still in Maracai-
%, with 5000 then. General Montilla
was in Rio de Ia Hacha, with 1000
The advance Of Morales occupied vc-
ry strong pass which General Montilla
was obliged 10 cross before he could
reach Maracaibo. 500 mencould MAIN
tain it against any force that could be.
sent agsinst.it. s
The. province Of Santa Martha was
still agitaied Col. Bianco was about
marching into the province with 600
troops, and there is no doubt but he will
edectually quiet the dissatisfaction. The
Colombian Congress- had organized and
proceeded to business. General Urda-
meta is PYesiden; of the Senate. and DIR.
Torres..os Popayan, Vice President
Col. Caiceda is President Of the House
Of Representatives. The Vice President
delivered his message he speaks in a
very handsome manner Of the recosni-
ton of the independence of Colombia
by the United States.
IL was reported in Carthagcna that
Captain Cochrane of The British, navy
had gone TO Bogota, with some powers
from the British government; the nature.
OF them was not known.
One Of the FIRST subjects that would
be agitated in Congress was loan of
ten or fifteen milliors. The governments
are extremely anxious to pay off their
debts. IN tue interiors all was quiet. !,
The information from Bogota is to the
seth April.
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MUtinsburg, Virginia,
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