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Out and Gone.

IRgiatd, DcccRibtr 70. 49,.
NERi Unexpectedly leit this nlghbor-
hood, al season very Haronlmon Tor
honest men i0 start on u moving expedition,
DRuRY q. howell, ar DRURY OWL,
either name being adopted as eircomslan-
ces require, Halter, pretended, by trade.
The SAID Howell, for that Is the name he
bore while IN this section of counify) il a.
bout 30 Years oI aye, fair compilations, con
Norscs very easy and smooth, aud upon the
whole louks like he ought TO be a'respecta.
table man al the first or transient glance--
But view him with . little scrutiny, aud YOU
WIZ behold III his c"untrnance luminous
preface 20 both grand and petty larceny.
Tie is also very fond of Whiskey, indeed he
has very strong respect for every species
OF the celebrating tribe. lie also possesses
ingenuity enough to impose upon the liberal
AND unsusPeetin2 wherever he NAV meet
with theu. Alter drtratdmg and other
wise malfeatlng great proposition of The
people Of this neighborhood, who had trust
cd him under the most solemn assurances,
he dccamped on the night of The ID inst.
and has mol been heard of since THESE
observations are made to the public, from
no other motive, than that the people who
may be 50 unfortunate as To have him FORA
neshbor, may be prepared 10 treat him
with that attention his character deserves.
II an nnderhanded mmncr of dealing with
slaves---if ii constant practice of lying-if
the corruption of every thing that can he
corrupted, he odious to the people, this
man Is III an eminent drgrce calculated 10
perform such deeds.--from good repolt,
this is moi the FIRST nor second time he has
cloPed. Therefore 1T IS agreed, il any man
without the limits ofihis state, should thiak
proper 10 arrest aud bring back the said
How'd 10 this neighborhood, he shall pay
10 the good citizens of Charlotte s50e, be
SIDES paying all the cXpcnst's of transpoyta-
tiuu, and If arrested aud taken in this com
monweallh by citizen of Virginia, and
brought back, double that sum. Editors
dos,rous exposing rascas, aud promoting
Justice, throughout the Uuitcd States, WILL
insert this caution TO the public aud obigc
JOHN OLIVER.
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NNe Vrnct OF ilaMA.

Community caiied H. .HOt.NTlLS IR.lCT
containing by surrey l96ncres, adjoining I'm
broSe Lucas and others, aa3 is yell odapted 10
The culture Of Tojacco, UhcH' ad fofH. The
sale ofoH he Property WW take place Al he re-
sidence of hr sud II. Buyks, ia .inberd county.
.lrijng as trustees ne 1W only coHttg speh hHe
as is rested III as uuder Hc djorosom deed.
IN SHEL roy, I -.
Il. H. BuRhS, ''''''' ''
FebrpaJgi i. n 81
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Journal ef Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN. Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. u.

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Synopsis OF the Foreign Magazine, Journs5,
ana heVie"s, appropriated to Medicine and is
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sign, who Is conVersant with the periodical
works OF Europe. As Is incident 10 such pub
hcdsohs, the maltcr which they contain is alto
Sether OF nastd nature, and oil merits the mort
unequal. They are vast field, wnere golden
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prudent husbandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time so numerous, so costly
and 80 difficult TO he procui ed that really thev
can only be consulted bya iai ge majority Of the
cultivafols OF sclenceint the United State, thro'
medium somewhat similar 10 the one now
proposed. ltl5therrfure meant 10 i've An ex
tract 50 copious oi their contents, as not only to
exhibit the progress olthe Physical Sciences a.
broad, but To do away, IN a great dtglee, lhe
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1891.
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The North American Review,

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lessor Everett 81 the University at Cambridge,
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& q III II N S

LOTTERY and EAchingc DfIict, I'd, Mnr-
lrt street, Baltimore.
Where the capitals OF 10 600 dollars, 10000
dollars, md : u 6o0o dollur, each, were sold
in the Two lasi STATE LOTTERIES, aud
whcr were also sold, 10000 dollars \ 2o,0OU
dollar, b.ing the TWO HIGHEST ia the
Monument Lotlery, Just finished.
" Ofirts from any pHi ot The 4. States,
by mail, post pad, orby Ir,a ale conveyance,
cnclosine The eesb orpri2cs in any pl tic Bal
tiLlor Lotteries, will meet The usnnl prompl
anc pnnflual attention, addrcs ed 10
!. !. COHEN, Jr BaHimore.
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icit subscriptions to the above works.
The North American Review, and AmerI-
can Journal Of Scirnrr, particularly, arc
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il KNaCY ON {laSD,

Containing three hundred acres, more or les.
situate in the county Of Campbell, on Opos
sum creek, adjoining lands OF GEORGE ca6cll,
and other, being !art of large tract oi
land, purchased by the said samuel Harrison
with others, OF Thomas I. Bouldin, executor
Of David 30 s, decd on the same day and
in virtue w the same deed of trust, will be
sold, Oh The premises, for ready money, 10 the
hi .trI hidlrr.
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Now drawing in the City of Baltimore, un.
der the superintendent of the Commits
sionc,s appointed by the Governor aud
touucil agreeable to the Act Of Assembly.
The present situation of The Wheels Is
highly favorable Ia Adventures, no prize be-
ing yet drawn higher than one of One Thou
sand Dollars The CAPITALS STILL
UNDRANN, therefore, are
10000 DOLLARS, 1000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 1900 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides Thousands, Sc. Sc, Speedy APP
phcation should be made Tor Tickets, 1t
VIII be reeolleeted, also, that there are No
STATIONARY PRIZES in this scheme,
and that the sooner Investments are matlc,
the greater is the chance for the FLOAT
ING CAPITALS, The price will he a
gain advanced in short TIME present
rates, VIZ
WnoLE TIcNrrs sic QuARrrps SO
HALVES EtGnfns 30
To be had, ma1ui,ied aadrapa, al
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~ He Ed'iors Of NE pirginion.

70 Wf tHu0fs ~ me IfrgiH7Hi.
NEESSIsS. EDlTORS-For the bene-
AVA 1T OF honest men, aud as n check on
scoundrels, ! have thought proper 10 request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
KEATS, Jun. who lived with his father OVil-
liam kcnti) IL the upper par OF Halifax
county, Va. aud not more than ; miles from
hrastyS Store, III Pittsylvanin county, Va.
has absconded, and carried with Linn seven
ncgpcs, ionr of whom wcI1, conveyed by
the said Keats 10 MIR. William Smith aud Nj
Jeremiah u Graves, OrUstees,) for the pur-
pose OF a,iHg a debt due 10 me. The ne
groes conveyed are named Fanny, n woman,
and Martha, Clark mid Hannah, her children.
Now, 10 The end ,.at n scoundrcl like KEATS
shall mol enjoy the benefit of good clnrae-
ter, I give tins public nolice 10 all tie world
aud Tor their more perfect security, inform
then5 that he IS nan about ; feet . or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
80 years OF nge, some defect in his fore teeth.
and rs plausible Il liar ~ exists Oh the face al
The globe. lie has deceived more people. IN
HIS way, agreeable 10 his understandings than
any man OF his aye IN existence, counting the
number ot-those he has had any thing 10 do
with.
Given under my hand aud responsibility, at
my store, in Pittsyivania county, Va this 3d
day OF january, 1921.
PHILIP l.. GHasTY.
r. The Editors of the Nashville Wig,
MiliedeeviIle Journal, and Huntsville Rcpub.
lcsn aud Aabamian will insert the above
twice, aud forward their accounts 10 this Of
fee for settlement.
Jaunary 10. e9wew
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Coadacid BY BENJAMIN SHERMAN, Pro
tessor o. ChemisirN &c Yale coAege.
This journal began in the year 1919 Two
numbers between which there is an interval
VI about three months, form II volume.
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Notice.

pY rirtns ef Il dced Of trust srocpied 10
n Borls, aud tut odaiHcd 10 record IN m
clerks oAee Of .1mhcra county, for purposes
hTo9R expressed, irc shaii, on Friday the lith
day of February inst. r .ter, y moi lie aert
fair dag hercotier, proceed 10 sell, 10 The high
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LOTTERY K EXCHANGE OFFlCE
Ill, Market .St,Vei -- baltimore.
Where IN Ht tuo last STATE LO71I-
RiES, the great capitals of 10000 dollars
and 10000 dollars were sold, besid,s no
less than SEVEN CAPITALS Of 1000
dollars eaeh--and where were also sold,
the great capitals of $4,000 and 10000 dol
lars, being the TWO HIGHEST in The
Monument LOTTERY, which finished few
weeks ago.
o. ORDERS from any part of the
United States by mail, post paid, or by pri-
'atr conveyance, enclosing the ensh or phi
zes in any Il The Baltimore Lotteries, will
meet the most prompt attention, addressed
to J. /. COHEN, Jr. Buiijmurc.
baltimore, L,pHuiu 20, I823. Ut
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Ehe iolloWins property

Orso much hereef as rW be sufficient 10 an
Scer he purposes Of The trust, ~ .--Laeis Il
negro nun, chartoie md her chitd DeiPhg .ig-
~ and her chiH Ed'corJ, and gfi aamed
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Trust Sa C..

DY virtue 81 decd Of trust executed by
Ed Samuel l. Harrison, bearing date the 2}d
day OF June, 1917, AMI duty recorded in the
Office olthe county court OF Campbell, for the
purpose vi securing the payment ol u sum OF
money therein mentioned, 10 William Oglrs-
By, viii be soid, Oh The premises, for ready
money, TO The highest bidder, Oh tuesday tEe
100 day Oh IebrnarN neNt,
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mo-. 81.
DREAM.

| We give the following extraordinary sto-
ry ms we received it, ouly promising that
the principal actsy in the narrative il said
Ia bo gentleman now resident ut Full
ham. We quote from the Album, "A work
to which VIZ have more than once refer.
red.
Mr.. Thornton was one night extremely
agitated by dream. II appeared To him
That hr saw the gardner Of his family ia
The aet oi numbering his cook mid He
awoht--but endea,ored To dismiss the vi
SION rom his Remembrance attempted ~
compose himself 10 sleep. Ills eyes were
scarcely elos.d--whcn aga the same
dreadful picture presented itself To his
Imagination. Alarmed by the exlraordin-
ary--the disiinel--and the repeated init
mation--zhe rapidly arose, and, taking his
night lamp IN his hand, departed from his
room and descended from the stairs with
an Intention Of proceeding 10 the spot in
when the circumstances of the dream had
appeared IL him as occurring. The hour
was about y'eloek The morning VIA
clear, moonlight aud frosty. The rrddeg
VIII conceive what his suspriss must have
bcrn, wien, Oh entering the kitchen, on
has way 10 the garden, by the ntsfest AVE.
nue., he perceived The erok dressed in
white, putting ON her bonnet and cloak, a5
u preparing Tor journey. To his inqui-
RES 1speeing her presence at sneh M I'M
accualomcd hour, aud in such eNllaordina
ry attire, she replied thai she nas Oh The
point ot being married TO the gnrdner---
mat they were going To a neighhnrng vii
Ihge ioi thai purpose land that Mark was
waiting for her OF The end of tie garden,
WITH horse and taxed cart To convey he
To church. Mr.. Thornton told her thu
ne, of COURSE, could have no objection IN
Their matriage, though he demonstrated
asalnsl the secrecy ot the proceeding, aud
desired her 10 nait for few moments iii
ms return, rs tie was dogirotfs of speaking
TO Mark, pre-, ionsly tu their setting of. -
Her master did not delay II moment ia
fastening Ia The garden his mind much
mlsdonbted the good intentions of the pnr.
amour--and he was not little stuck with
the coincidence ofhis dream, and the pre-
pardtiond that he had Witnessed. lie frst
went Ia The bottom Of the .Aiden--to tho
spot mentioned by the maid servant rs the
place IN winch Mark was waiting for ler
coming. All was still There was no
Mhrk--no horse--po chaise. He then
proceeded 10 the place marked oui 10 him
by the vision. Here Im was destined 10
behold an object ola very doubtful char
acter. Working with an interchangeable and
hurried haud and with his back turned to-
wards him, Nh Thornton pcfccis.ja man
digging N a pit As he s,ood NJ bis labor
~ the PIT II appeared to be about 3 feet
aud half deep--il was about as many in
width, and about six feet Ia length il had
all the appearance OF a grave. MIR Thorn
ton approached silently, aud laid his hand
with sudden grasp on lhe mans shout
der, Mark turned his eyes upon hls mns-
ter--sIiuddered-~ aud tainted. Were the
indications of that dream the suggestion.
OF II lying spirit London paper.
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\ 10Y OF GROUND,

Containing one half acre, purchased by the
said Satiurl l. Harrison of BENJAMIN W S
Cabell, situate within the corporation of
Lynchbnrg, oa fstaIley nj the junction there.
of with 18th street. The tqsiees will convey
10 the purchaser snch tile only as is vested in
them BY the deed of trust
GEO. cABELL,
&. ANTHONY.
The above sale is TO he made by my free
consent aud Request. 5. |. HARRISON.
December q. Wtds ~
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GREEABI.E 10 Mc professions Qt' a
defd mtfs,st, occcui,d 10 de sa5wribcf.
~ Letcts u efeii. ard 81 rec0'i IN He cie,hS
qUce q Bcdiofd coHaiy, ", ShoH proceedto sell,
10 He highest bnder, on the 10Th OF February,
for eost or OF such 4 etcdH as may bs agreed on,
'Sit likely md raiua5te AeSyoes,
-Four .hea ana tto u omen, soate falaabtr
HOUSEHOLD \. hiTCHEH n R.NI1tRE,
stock Of ererg Kind, aggOa and De-, opd u
tier Articles contained m Said dced Iht saic
wiH l.. n sud u segdcids de1Hmg hoast, N
Bodtord county, a.a coriisue tom dug 10 dag
u necessary.
hCH0L.7S ROBERTSON, J ya,.,...
.dBAIR .lNIHONN,
Ja7Wdly 81. r;W u
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JAY. i.eWis Gon> eYt,

CtlR-As Sou are notan inlabitant Of tliy
~ Commonwealth, hereby notify yor,
that on Friday the 23th day Of Feb. next
between the rising and setting Of The sun VI
the same day, nj the tavern house of AIRS
------ Trisg, at the couri-hou3r for the
comdy,of Hythe, Shall proceed 10 lnkc
the deposition Of JOHN y. Fields, 10 be
read as evidence IN suit NOW depending
in the Superior Court of Chancery for the
Lyuchbtfg District ~ herein an plain
iii and You are defendant, al which time
aud place you may attend if you think pro-
per BENJAMIN l.. PHILLIPS.
January II. w4m21