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LRCH the subscriber On The night Of the
Il 18th nit. (MsD JOIN, negro man %
or q years Of age, black, 3 feet or : inches
high, can spell and read--his clothes not re-
collected John was purchased in Baltimore
by George Allen, for Besjamin Colquett, two
years past it is pre'umed be may change bis
name and eHdeavor 10 pass as free. Any per
son experimenting said negro and combining
him in any safe Jail in the Tuited States $50
get HIM and giving information by mail,
directed to Mr.. Benjamin Colquett Greensbo.
ro', Georgia, shall be literally rewarded, and
all reasonable expenses paid
ZACHAHAH JONES.
June IL, WOW 10
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mo. 100.

America, hardened TO the inmitable notes
OF the knocking bird fTirdus polygiottus.l
After amnsing itself in ludicrous limitations
OF The other birds, perched on thu fopmost
bongh Ola spreading elm, il nj length broke
into n strain Of melody the most wild, va
rltd, and pathetic, that ever | had heard
nom any thing loss than human. In tho
midst Of these enchanting strains, which
gradually increased in louduess. II often
times ilcw upwards from the topmosi lwig,
continuing IFS note rs il overpowerud by
the sublmest eestaey"
f.NpRairs 7fauels.
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PROPOSALS
For publishing, by subscription,
4 NEW AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary,
A REMEMBRANCER

n.,,rfea Heroes, Sages and aatesmen Of Z
CHf nlErtcd.

n.a5rfei HGfOeS, OHStS Hhu otuttS"teH ~ -
"'f meried.
robe confined exclusively to those who sig
"A themselves, in either capacity, in the
n,,,lnt,n,ry War, which obtained the Indie.
,rndenoe other country.
e,,,n8 Edition. Wihaaappendir-containiae
,UHE Declaration by the Representatives oil
the United Colonies of North Anc,ica,
citing forth the causes and necessity OF taking
-, rms. July s, 1775--The Petition by the
l,spresentatses OF the United Colonies, TO the
T,pg of Great Britain, July 3, l715-A procla-
ION Of Congress fora day OF fasting, humilia-
,;on and prayer, March 10, 1775-fhe Decla-
,,t;on Of Independence, July /, l716--and the
manifesto by the Congress OF the United States
ol America, October 30, 1879.
Also. the Constitution OF the United States,
and the Farewell Address oil General WASH
rvaroN, TO the People OF the United States, an
nouncing his intention OF retiring from public
service, September II, 1876.
COMPILED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
q We ate reduced to the alternative of choo-
SIM an unconditional submission to the tyran-
nv of iIritated min lsters, resistance by force
1ibe latter is our choice. We have counted the
cost olthls contest, and find nothing So dread
fd as voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and
humanity, forbid US tanely 10 surrender that
fleedom which We received from our gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent posteiity
have right to receive from Us. We cannot
endure the iniamy and guilt of resign,ng sue
ceeding generations to that wretchednesJ VIII ch
inevitably avail them, ii we basely entail here.
dltary bondage upon them.
80 The a ms we have been compelled by our
eneniesto assume, we will, in defiance ofevery
hazard, with unabatlng hrmness and perseycr-
ance, employ for the preservation OF our liber-
tirs-being with one mind resolved to die free
men rather than to live slaves. = Declaration
of Congress, setting forth The necessity CttdkiHg
up armS--JnIg d, l175.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
Mnseum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

Conducted by ROBERT WALSH, JIM.
The natmeoi his enterprise, may be under.
stood from lCw considerations which the al.
vertIsers will venture to subioin to their annun
ciation Gilt, The periodical works + Great
Britain and France contain mass Of literary
and scientific intelligence, whitn does notreach
the AmerIcdn public for want of a suitable
channel, but which would be read among us
with equal pleasure and profit. Such Of the
British Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
ed III the United States-not excepting the f.
dlnbutgh and Quarterly Revews--elnbrrce
mulch matter which IS OF little interest and ufno
advantage to the American reader, and not un
frequently fitted to vitate his literary taste, his
morals, oi ms political principles. II IS dcsra-
Bile, under these circumstances, that a selection
should be made, such as would lurniah the va
inable and entertaining portion Of their con
tents, to the exclusion oithe other portion con.
sisting OF details and speculallons either unin-
terestng IN themselves, OF mischievous in Their
tendency, oratogether of local concern and
application. On TIN, plan, idle expense AID a
truitless consumption If lime, wou be olivia.
ted for pages destitute of merit might be sub.
stltuted many of value which now lemain un.
known and inaccessible. OF several British
journals of the scientific and erudite cast, and
others indeed Of a mDfe &c elal aud atthe same
time very solid chdractel, little or no use IS
made by the edto ; and compiIers ofthe perio-
deal works printed in the United States
The object Of the one now advertised, is the
accumulation, IN permanent form, of the ma
terials thus neglected, and of the literary aud
scientific a'ticies worthy OF being reprinted in
this country, but which, when so, are accom-
panied by Others possessing no clam TO atten-
ton. A interchangeable Select kevicws--al1in
in the design, bun not equal in comprehensive
ness, to the present, tourished for some years
IN this citg, aud would, it may be presumed,
have continued to be supported by widespread
subscription, but for an alteration OF the plan,
and series of adyentitious reverses The levi-
val oft, with larger scope, would seem likely
to be attended with still more signal success
thln its original existence owing to the great
multiplication OF readers OF periodical works,
and the wide diffusion Of the habit OF seeking in
them, both Information and amusement
The Museum commenceiin July, 1922. II
fofus two roIeWcs gear.
..-~,-~..sy -. 60 mill. y,uT,
Pag0bie an ddtaHce,
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O. The EDIroRs OF ruE VIRdINIAN,
(agents for Lynchburg and its vicinity So
liclt subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and Ameri-
can journal Of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
clam to public support, as forming impor-
tant parts OF our ndit0Hnf literature.
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YNfEEY LOST.

A IL persons are cautioned against pur-
< n chasing hoif ticket, No 1877, in the
Washington Monument Lottery, sixth class,
now drawing ~ Baltimore-s9d ticket having
been lost by tie sub.cr5er iew days sinec
between this place and Campbell cont house
The managers win be required TO pay 10 him,
whatever prize may be drawn 10 is No.
\. BRADfUTE.
July -. 81 ~
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ConLN's offIcr, III, Mmkei 81. }
e. o III II ~, IS
Lottery ana Exchange ONCE, III, Markets
BALIIMOkE.

iOlEi1 anu I'hiHhHEt blltF, I l !, NINFhgi-5t
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes in BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD J1IAN Al ANY OTHER OF
FlCE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any put Of the United States
10y mail (post paid or by private conveyance.
enclosing the cash or prizes in any oft Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet the same PROMPT
aud punctual attention, as il on personal ap-
plicaliDn, addressed 10
J. l. COHEN, jr--B Baltimore.
Baltimore, .June H. 1923.
u EoHEN'S Lotiery Gaaetie and Regi.
Ter, which is published every week, will con
Tain the Official lists of each drawing of III,
GrGHd Slafc aud Monument LoRerics, and vii
be forwarded gratis, 10 all who purchase thri
tickets at CoHEN'S OFfiCE. Those whs
wish 10 receive The Register, Will mention il
when Aey srnd on their orders.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
journal Of FOREIGN .JIegir,p,

INV ~ I'OfffSH sIfgHIfiRp.
Conducted by SAMUEL FMIJN. Jr. NJ
u. and WILLIAM PRICE, NJ u.
As ITS title indicates, the Journalnow eIlere.
10 lhe patronage oithe public, will be conduct
(" eh'lieiY on The principle OF Selection. Tn,
ie"alhg feature oithe plan, more distlnctlyenun.
eia'eo' i 10 present at stated intervals, sort a
synopsis Of the Foreign Magazines, Journals
ano heWe"s, appropriated 10 Mediciue and Il,
kindred Sciences.
NO one Will doubt heimportance of this de.
sign, who Il conveisant with the periodic A
Noi KS OF EUROPE. As Is incident TO such pub
ileauohs, the matter which they CONTAIN IS alto
gether OF mixed nature, and oil merits themost
unequal. hey are vast field, where Golden
wheat too often choked by useless or perm.
c'ous 'aies, and where 1t imports us like the
P'uueh' husDandman, to reject the one, aud
hoaId the other. These publications are,
moreover, al TINS time 50 numerous so costly
and SO difficult to be procured that really they
can only be consulted bya large majority Of the
cul'Na'ots OF 5cItneeIn the United State, THO
medium somewhat similar to the one now
proposed. ltl5thetelore meant to i've an ex
tract 50 eopous Of their contents, as not only to
exhibit heProgress 1.-THE Physical Sciences a.
hfoad, quito do away, IN a great degree, the
necessity oifeeulnn2 10 the work, themselves
me contents oithe Journal Will be arranged
under the dyisonof
J. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews
j. Medical and Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List OF New Publications.
The work IS published in numbers i'm Janua-
ify, Aprll, July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This journals continuation of the Flee.
tnc Repeltory, and was commence din January,
1921.
Fadithed quarialy-Priec Four DoHnsa gear,
pGgabie IN f1ie9acc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
: New and Valuable Medicine
(gNG@2 n
NFMELASIOPiN

THlS new and elegant Balsam bids fai
Il to stand unrivaled IN its merits, for Con
sumptions and Coughs, and we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained 80
much credit in SO short time rs this compo-
sitlon. Scarcely case occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use Of it, many having
lately used il in seated Consumptons with the
most surprising success, who were given up
By the most sktul physicians in the country.
Many certificates OF its efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wife has for some
time pasi beentroubled with a violent Cough,
aud has been in very delicate health and
after having tried many different things with.
out getting relief, bought for her bottle Of
DIR. MeIen's Cough Drops, from the use OF
which very short time she found great relief,
and her Cough has entirely left her, and she
has regained her strength.
JOHN W. JENKINS.
Hudson, l2M Month 29th, 1919.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Recorder " the city Of Hadson
To the afflicted whom this may concern-I
Rosanna Barton, do certify that | took a VIC
lent cold in the latter part of the year ISIS
which created violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing till |
procured bottle of Doctor Meileus Cough
Drops, and by taking fey doses Of the said
drops. vas entirely cured Of my Cough aud
pain IN my side. ROSANNA BARTON,
Wife Of Mr. Joseph Barton
] Hudson, 12h MONTH I3H, 1919.
This is to certify that in June 1918, was
seized with very distressing Cough, pain IN
my side great weakness of the lungs, aud i
continued until July 1919, which confined mc
/ TO the house and part Of the time to my bed
/ | had tried every thing as thought but all II
vain. | was at last induced to make trial o.
/ DR.. Melien's Cough Drops, which gave me i'm
mediate relief, increased my strength, ard re
stored my former sleep. can with the great
est confidence recommend them 10 all that are
afflicted with those complaints, "a very yalu
able medicine NANCY BOZ RE.
Hudson, Columbia city. N Y.Dec. q, 1919.
FOR SALE nv
DIR. T HUMPHREYS, Lynchbmg.
! March Is I'm
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PhTbus whit a name

last post master general Return Jonathan
Mcigs, exclaims,
Phpbus whit name,
To fill the speaking trump OF future fame
This singular Christian name, we can
assure them, had the following original
The grand father of the poAl .naster.gene-
raj was a sober, pious Yankee, aud his
name was Jonathan Mcgs He had Sc
his affections on fair danscl in his ncieht
borhood, and, after tedious length ofvear-
spent IN courtship, he plucked up courags
10 ask her TO be his bride. The damage
was fearful of seeming too bold, If she con,
scented at once, and thought il best 10 play
The eoquette little, and gave him prompt
denial. Jonathan thought her IN earnest,
and did not dare TO repeat his request
lie departed, overwhelmed with discon.
tent and dependency. Surprised at such
simplicity, and, perhaps, aetuateh by some
other motive, which may be left 10 the Ia
dies, the Ky heart of the damsel melted
she went To the door, and, percciyIng thai
her wrcichcd lover was sill lingering about
her hahllailOn, IN fond delay, she exclaim.
ed, RETURN, JoNArHAH - Swift and
true rs the arrow to is mark, Jonathan
dld return. lie married the lovely CO.
qnelle, and in proper time, in grateful
commemoraton Of the happy Termination
of the coutship, Jonathan carried his first.
born son 10 the baplIsmal font, and gave il
for name those blessed words which had
called I'm from despair TO uuspeakabl,
Joy. The commrndable desire which
most Fathers feel 10 pcrpetuate their names
may be supposed to have bad come nnu
ence ~ the selection of one for the late
postmaster general aud, unless fame is
very liar, the venerable ancestor abov,
mentioned has witnessed the appropriation
OF this romantic Christian name to his des
eendants of the third and fourth genera
tons. " r.. GdLa1g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
THE MOCkING RIRn

q In my solitary bat amusing rambles
over these delightful prairies, | now, for the
first time in my life, notwithstanding my
long residence and peregrinations in North
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
WOOL CANNING,
BY A DOUBLE CYLINDER MACHINE

BY A DOUBLE CYLINDER MACHINE.
Il 'IIE subscribers hereby give notice that
U thGy have new aud well finished Wool
CARDIAG MACHINE, with superior set
oil Cards, now in operation at Mr.. Elisha Belts
Mill, inthe county of BOielouu.
This machine was built tor the subscribers
by the most celebrated machine builders in
the Unied States; and having double cylm-
dsrs, ii makes rolls much superior 10 those
carded by single cylinder machine All
Wool, before il is brought to this machine
must be cleanscd from all sticks, burrs and
other hard substances that will njufe the
cards One pound of clean lard to every
ten pounds 81 wool must be sent with the
wool, and also a 5uifcicncy of linen or cotton
sheets to contain the rolls Having employed
a man from tae morrill, who IS well e&perenc-
cd in the above business, 10 supcrinlcnd the
machine, the poprietor5 hatlfr themselves
that they will be able 10 card Wool in man
ner superior TO any ever earded in this coun-
Try.
HOLMES & BREWSTER Of Lynchburp
viii receive at their store any quantity ol
Wool for cardiug, and viii have il transmitted
10 the machine and returned in rolls at j.
cents per pound. Hey will also keep con.
SANITY on hand,
IA
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
FASHION.

II may crafty some ofour fair readers 10
the country, to learn thai the Iotcst fashion
able articles Of dress adopted by the bellies
of Boston, is the Morocco Ben. This elc.
gant and superb appendage To the female
costume OF the day, is very comfortable
when the thermometer stands ut 81. II is
strip Of Morocco leather, . 10 4 INCHES
wide, drawn tight round the waist aud
buckled, not exactly IN front, but a little on
one side. 1t may be Of any colour to suit
The taste of the wearer; and some very
neat ones are made Of certain parts of
WORKOUT harness, after receiving coat or
two Of Day & Martins genuine backing,
laid ON by the brush OF an accomplished
boot-blaok. The most fashionable buck
les, too, we perceive, are in the form of
harness buckles. Farmers in the vicinity
have an opportunity Of turning to good
account the remnants of the girihs which
once encircIed their working horses, aud
which have hitherto been thought useless.
Fashion and economy are, for a rarity,
united. m.
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CONDITIONS.
JOB PRXNYNSG

Erecuted IN the neateSt manner, and on The
r'"- moderate terms, al The Office ofMe
Irgipian
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-. WARDS OFFICE, }
July 10, ls2J
5ilsdhy's drawing Of The
MoNUMllNT LOTTERY.

e2sl l2532 prizes oil enono
lool2 apri1e Of leo
800 ll2n5 prizes Of M
'ooo DOS 'al9 eaas 1913 przes'of 20
None others out over sie
Fourth Days Drolpinq q III .Hoavmeai
-, LDticiy.
ll725 a prize of Conn
- a prize of glno
q25 1s35 1000 1859 prizes y, $50 each.
'@ 100 1000 26s5 1909 9sel 0657 prizes
oil $50 each '1'
- prizes OF Sl5. None othersabove $40.
&, l'oeei' IN the above Lottery Sl0-shares
IN proportion
tickets IN the state Lottery sld--shorcs
IN proportion
H'rlh Carolina money received par.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
Tie North-American Review,

Was begun IN ISIS, aud has since been stead-
ly advancing N public estimation In Janna-
ry 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, Of the University al Cambridge,
New England. A mn Strits was thcn com
menced, with which il is convenient that sui
scrplious should begin. Orders for any part
of the work will however be thankfully re-
ceived by L. LittelI aud by X Norris Henry,
who are interesledIn the publication.
Ppbiiated quarierig--Pfice fre Doiiars a
understandable In ndrullrr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
American journal of Science and
Arts.

Conducted by BTNJAMiN SILLlMAN, Pro
tessor Of Chemistry, &c. Yoie COLLEGE.
This journal began in the year 1919. Tive
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months, form volume
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
ETYMOl.OGY.

Every body that SECS The name of the
last postmaster general Return jonathan
McigS, exclaims,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
w o0i Rolls.

From this machine iog sale, at The lowest pl
&C., for cash
HOLMES, BREW 5TEB & HOLMns>
Hume 20. 46 WITS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30
The Times ar Hashinptan Gin.

1900 ~ sbUoHNSL0R zig.
The general pressure on the country
requires no illustration. Ii is one of
those plain subjects which come home to-
every mans bosom and business. In or
der, however, that our distant readers
may be able to form some correct esti-
mate OF the pecuniary state OF this district
from fact which speaks louder than
column OF commentary, we state for their
information, that the new and excellenr
block OF threc-story brick buildings,
which contains the tavern of Mr.. O'Neale
and the office of this paper, as well as
third dwelling house Of uniform size and
appearance, was sold yesterday for only
$4,000. The Metropolis bank, at whose
sun execution had been levied, was the
POI |i.asor Of the property, which cost it's
proprietor $4,000; and which, as we
understand, was subjected to this forced
sale, IN consequence of the failure Oh
persons Tor whom Mr.. O'Neale had be-
come an endorser to the bank.
Washington Rehx6lican.
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CELEBRATION.

Yesterday being the day appointed for
the celebration of his Majesty's birth, the:
same was observed here with every de-
mons,ration of respect,except blythe Yam.
KEGS, not one OF whom hoistcd flag up.
on the occasion, although we well know
that the British vessels laying in their
ports on any similar dav. and particularly
that OF the 9TH ofJuly, the anniversary OF
their independence, are invariably in the
habit OF compiimenting hem. In tho
evening his Excellency the Governor en-
tertaincd party at dinner, cards of invi-
tatIon to great number having been is
sued the last week
Barbados Globe, e4th ukt.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30
STEAM BOATS IN FRANCE.

By an ordinance Of the king of France
all steam boats are to be examined by q
special committee, who are to SEQ that
they are constructed with solidity, par
ticularly with regard to their machinery.
No steam boat will be SLOWED TO navigate
until the committee shall have appeared
of its construction * the soundness OF the
machinery, and the Project shall have
notified the proprietors that he has re-
ceived and approved the report OF the
committee. The boats are to be exams
ined every three months.
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Great Eire az C0nsfantinotle.

I The English papers state that none of
the houses of the ambassadors suffered
at the late FIRE. The number of houses
and shops destroyed is estimated at 5000,
With so or so mosques or chapcls. Eve
.ry thing was laid waste to the distance of
league and half. 10000 persons were
without habitation, ard great number,
were consumed, being unable to get out
of the reach of the FIRE BY sickness, &c.
This FIRE is said 10 have made deep i'm
preston on the minds Of The Turks, who
with establishment beheld tee conflagra-
ton conhne itself to the Turkish DIV ell
ings and, sparing, as if directed by SUPER
natural agency, the dwellings of the
christians
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SENTENCE OF DEATu

we iearn by the Norfolk Herald, that
on FRIDAY, Esd Instant. negro Lewis was
tried and found guilty of the murder ~
Hr. Walker, at the Great Bridge. Inv a
court OF magistrates, of Norfolk, CO. VI
convened at Portsmouth. TWAS nroved
TO the satisfaction Of the court. that ,ha
MURDER was wilful and preme dita,ed-
ne was SeA'enced to be hung on Friday.
27ih OF June next.
aarlhS attempt was made to take the
lie OF general Foreman, magistrate rs
~ county, on Friday evening last.
MS escape was miraculous. He resides
contiguous to the Great Bridge, and was.
whl'e riding along path way through >
swamp which interyenes between HI.
oweiiiDg and the main road. fred a, h,J
some person concealed in the bnsbes ~.
we charge, which he believes TO have
peen ball. fortunately passed over his
nead' Immediately after the report IF
me gum ne distinctly heard, as he cont.
nnea on' tho sound of the snapnino rs
guns tour times in quick succession
from which it is evident that tbere.,Sao'
party assembled for the exnress r,n, 90 .
OF disPatching him. rRoI F pI pose
DNtSs
Sir Charles BaDpfy!de. whose 5ooa.
% announced IN The late London paoers
"a9 sno. Jew Gays previous by person
named Moreland, whose wife had hoon
mouse keeper 10 Sir Charles for n;na
years. ana IN consequence of his treatin1
ne' as superior in her line of life. More,
lahd became Jealous, and discbs,oad
pls'ol al NM the bail entering his bodv
immediately after the fire, MoreIan1
oiew MS own brains out.
~, VIC lately mentioned the des,h r
Thomas DrisdeIl, miser i, OIL GU Oi
who, it turned OUT. vas n na
i Z OF considerable property. wb;cb
he bequeathed TO Mary Ann Tborn "nicn
giri about thirteen years Of CO.. P'on,
natural daughter. The ls,,.r' ms
much inquiry, was found l;y;S'. ai'et
poo' woman, who obtained a scsn,v snh'
'is'ence by selling water crosses .a bu"
ne streets. She was forthwi,h ,sIsn
rom her distressed abode, and comfor,a"
'iy cIad' and is now under the nrotec,;a,,
y :. 'he executor, Mr.. Wood.scaIe m.ksr
q o'hHhheld, who intends to send her 70
boarding school. The child had never
oceiVed the least assistance from the de,
.eased while living, although She wss
'snoeflDg about the streets an optcas,
'"u "l'hout a shoe 10 her loot, or scare,
, rag 70 cover her. Engiish hah.y
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30

We hear that information was recei>
we'd in Washington yesterday, that at
the great race in New-York, Eclipse
beat the Virginiap horse. The return OF
the northern mail from the south, will,
perhaps, bring the news.