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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21
February 9TH, 1929.
A CARD.

~ Cipilis would " essay TO break a
lance with the giant vices of the age could
he be sure of obtaining the assistance OF
Hghe Until he can promise himself this
assistance, lac must continue his humber
course, as better COMFORTING with his abili-
ty and leisuge. Should Hythe' think pro-
por TO honor GNiiis with any communlca-
lions, they viii be attended to, by being
left with the Editors OF the Nir5inian
February 18Th, ,1343.
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THE PIRATE EXPEDITION.

Tins formidable armament against the
mcrclless buccaneers of the ocean, which
has excited so much interest in every part
of our country, and has for several weeks
presented scene of uncommon hustle and
activity al our Navy Yard and in the bust
ness walks of our town, is now ready to
commence its work ofrctribution and il
rs devoutly TO be wished, that the sword
drawn in this righteous cause, may not be
returned to its scabbard, until the just
mandate Of the nation to ertermindte the
Pirate throng' shall be fully executed. In
the appropriate language of native poet,
who has recently offered neat and feel
ING tribute 10 the occasion, we would say,
d." Then go forth Porter in thy might,
Let sudden vengeance on them light
Pursue them with fiery hail,
From which no refuge may avail
Alike from ocean and from land,
Sweep off the vile marauding band
Let every monster of them fall,
Not onebe spared-desiroy them all -
The expedition destined to ayenge the
death OF the gallant ALLEN, and the null
tlplled eutragcs upon our lawful COM
merce, is under the orders of Comsno
dore DAVID PORTER, and consists of
the
Sloop OF War Peacock, Captain Stephen
Cassiu, hearing the broad pendant of the
commodore.
Schr. Shark, 1t. com. c. NJ. Perry.
Sea Gail, steam galliot 1t. com. VIM.
II. Watson.
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Pu6H" Spiri.-The Philadelphia papers
state, that STEPHEN GrRARp, Esq. of that
city, has loaned two hundred and thirty
thousand eight hundred and fifty dollars to
the President and Managers of the Schuyl-
kill Navigation Company, for the purpose
of completing the important irhpro, ements
on that river. MIR. Grard has employed
his money wisely as we'll as safely. Ii he
would but turn his attention seriously for
half an hour TO the Potomac Canal, its inn
portancc, and the certain profit of M in
yestment of money in that object, weNre
impressed with the belief, that the canal
would be completed, by him alone, within
five years from the day ofits inception.
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LyNcnBuRG, FEBRUARY 81 1919

~ Several communications sn hand
which shall be duty attended 20.
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FIRE.

PETERsBuRo, Feb. li.--On Friday
evening last about sunset, the spacious
wooden Building in Bandford, belonging
To Mr.. Fred. ID. Peters, was discovered 10
be on Gre, and before any assistance could
be rendered, was so completely cnveloped
IN flames, as to defy the cxertons of the
citizens to suppress them, until the house
was consumed. No other building was
burnt, Notwithstanding the contigulty of
the out houses. The house, we under
stand, was insured in the Plcuix compa-
ny.
A melancholy accident occurred, lust be-
fore the FIRE was eXtlnSuishcd One Of
the c limneys giving way, ii fell among a
crowd Of people, aud one unfortm ate in
diyldual was literally crushed to death, ha-
wing his legs broken IN several places, his
shoulder blade and collier bone al. h.'.I.e",
and his skull fractured. lie survived a.
bout three hours, and then expired. His
na<se was John Ferguson, an unfortunate
young man, who had been for SOME time
tenant ofihe poor house. 1t is IA miracu-
ious circumstance, that no other person
was injured, Notwithstanding the number
Of individuals whose lives wcre jcopardi1cd
by the fall OF the chimney. Rep.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21

Libel suit Mr., Mathews, the comedian
has commenced libel suit against 1 Mr.
Buckingham, the editor of the New Eng.
land Galaxy, for late theatrical criticism
on Mr.. Ms performances. The damages
are laid at $4,000.
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E,nm .NiLea'S U'efkiu Rennelrr

FROM .SHeSS UetfY Re@1sier
A kESTucKY CoREEsPoNDrHT writes
as follows-which, as the subject matter is
so great a rarity, we cannot refuse to lay it
before our readers, for their consideration
This gentleman thinks justly aud has acted
nobly. WoNi that all else might believe
that money was necessary to the carrying
on OF our business:
.Mr. Niles. lenclose YOU a S. note Of
the Valley bank of Virginia, in advance for
my next years Register. Times are get
ting a little better with us. This note only
cost me $40 Of our currency, and there is
probability that exchange will be- much
lower. Ii would be to my interest to wait
and buy at lower rate to send to YOU !:
but lknow you must here cash or quit yo,r
business, and Il IS better for each customer
10 lose little haa for you TO lose thou
sands"
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TIE VIRGINlAN.
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PIEasANTS, BUTLIR 4 co

PIEiSANfS, III LII g ~.
pupiisH1as or HE LAWS Ct 1hE UNION
Ns.a 81 opposite .Mssss. i..flniea 4 cfsy'ors'
IL The semi Wfrkb Paper, Al 81 and The
Weekly papef, Il - per annnn- payable ~
adssace.-'Na subscription will he received toi
!. less time tlua sis months All no paper iH
h. liscaaiinned lhuf Al the discretion OF lAt
EJitef0 l.Kiii al ufeHrages are paid.
Ae,eftisenenfs viii he inserted nj .,
cents ppf square (pf l,.ss1 the first tim ard
81 IL rfnis Ter rarh continuance THOSE
from u distance must he paid for previous Il
tn.ir Insertion. ar the pa neht assumed ~
.onle responsible prrson u Lsnehhnfg
~ All lelters addressed 10 TIE EDITOR, mus
h. rasr ran, Or iley MI not - attended 10
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LYNCnBuR6, FEBRUARY Il, 1873
~ Several communications sn hand
which shall be duty attended -,
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~ The p,ibhe examination OF The
Young Ladies forming The i,nchbnre
Female Academy" viii lake place at the
Masons' Hall, oD Thursday The 9Th inst
~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
.-srlZ
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"A hat unfortunate beings are The conduct
" ofs OF newspaper Whatever they sns -
" ee.ta,n 10 b. nisrelresenird b. some per
:, sea az other nDdif the Say nothing, which
" Is the csnGeas course pursued hy many OF
"ihem, ihtt are thrown a,ida as 1ull 4sHlc
q 1st chronicirrs of smali beer. II they do
- not publish the whole trnH about matters
" and things IN general, they are complained
i" Of for hacking independence aud If they
" DO .penk ont plioiy Mud iearlestly, the whole
" town will be set Ia al upfoar against them. -
linn
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MAGNASIMoUs PoIICY.--Nc have Just
had an opportunity Of seeing the Report
of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund
OF the State of New York, which discloscs
the following particulars in regard to that
truly magnificent undertaking. The whole
amount received and paid out for the exc
eution, by the Canal Commissioners, from
the commencement the business, (l3l7,)
to the 3lst December last, was S5,G03,3 1886,
four and Il quarter millions of which were
the fruit of loans, under the authority of
the state. The nett proceeds of tolls 10 be
received during the year 1898, is rstin,a-
ted at 30, 900 dollars. The amount which
will be required To finish these works, it is
said, will be about Two aud a half millions
of dollars, aud, costly as this work will
have been, ii is supposed, II will, when
completed, yield Il handsome Interest,"
This is wat the writers from ANN polls,
whose letters are published in the Balti-
more papers, would call wasting money,
throwing it way, &c. Is il waate-,is it
Extravaganza Useful expenditure cannot
be called extravaganza it is prudence,
forecast, true economy Is the m0acy
wasted, which has been employed in max
ing the excellent trrnpikcs which lead 10
BaltnNTT IS It not, on the contrary,
most bcncfcially employed? Here, then,
is a canal proposed, which will not cost
one fourt tn as much as the New York Ca
nal aud will draw down to the waters of
the Chesapeake, and 10 Baltimore as the
depot of the commerce Which flows thro'
that channel, the products of a country of
,ast extent and great fertility, popping too
with 'unehanpled rapidity, and yet the
Baltimoreans not only do not aid the pro
Iicct, but absolutely oppose it, might aud
main Our readers may well doubt il,
for, when the fact FIRST broke upon Us, we
doubted the evidence Of our senses. Ii is,
nevertheless true, and it is question
which remains Ia be decided, whether the
Legislature OF the state Of Maryland is not
wiser than the politicians Who's letters
ill the baltimore papers. Not. Int.
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BY AUTHORITY.

Li'b'iN ~
AN ACT for carry ing into effect the ConYen-
ton OF Navigation aud Commerce bet~ccn
the United STATES and France, concluded
at " ashin, toH on the ~ enty fourth day of
June, eighteen hunJ.d and twenty-five,
lie Il enatled BY H.. Senate and House IF
Representatives. Of Inc United Siaies Of II
mcrica, az Congress assembled, That the
act to impose new tonnage duty on
French ships and vessels, approved on the
iifteeuth day OF hiay, one thousand nlSht
hundred and twenty, be, aud the same 5
hereby, repealed.
See. >. Ind be 1t further enceieh, That
for the term of two years, from aud after
The thirtieth day OF September last, ar
ticles of the growth, produce, or panulac.
turc, Of France, imported lni" the Umicd
States, in French vessels, shall pay an al
ditional duty of three dollars aud seventy
FIVE cents per on of mer' h nlilse, according
Ia the tenor Of the Convention al Na,iga-
tion aud Commerce between the United
States and France, concluded on the twfn-
ty.tonrth day uf june, one Thousand eight
hundred aud twenty Two, over aud above
the duties collected upon the like articles,
also Of The growth, produce, or manafac-
ture of France, when imported in vessels
Of the United States: Proridtd ARRAYS,
That no discriminating duty shall he levied
~ ~ the productions of the soil or indus
try Of FraDc imported in French bottoms,
into the ports of the United States, iof
trnI,sit or re-eyportatlon.
See. 3. .4nd lie II farther enacted, That,
from and after the expiration OF two years
from the said iIirtirth day OF September
st, in case Of the continuance III force OF
the said Convention. and 50 long rs The
same shall continue III force, the extra du-
ties, specified IN the second SECTION of tins
act, shall, from aud after the ~fhiitictli
DAY of September, one thousand eight hun
bred and twtnty-four, be diminished by
fourth of t,icir whole amount and,
afterwards, by one-fourih of said amount,
from year 10 year, So long as hr,llrr "i
the parties 10 the SAID Convention ohil
have declared the intention OF rcnouncIng
the same, in the manner, therein provided,
aud until thr Whole Of such discriminating
and extra duty shall have been dome IA
way.
See. 4. .7nd NJ IL further enacted, That,
during the continuance in force OF the SAID
Convention, the duties of tonnage, light
money, piotage, port charges, brokerage,
[brokerag",l and all other duties, upon
foreign shipping, over and above lllose
paid by VESSELS vi the United States, other
Than those sp cited in the second section %
this act, shall not exceed for French yess,ls,
in the ports of tire United States, ninety
four cents per ton of the vessels French
passport.
Sec. 81 Ind be Il further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Treasury be, aud he is
hereby, authorised to cause TO be refunded,
from any moneys in the Treasury, not
therwise appropriated, any extra duties
levied before the twenty fourth day Of
June last, by virtue Of the act OF Congress
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-18

i'rem NJ f'rsek y saiode. B, ramssr.end
u theit an, u, just, honest naely born Z
'iniier .ilal uni ld.n uonn.--boes wealth NJ
tend hia
Trouble i hard behind Conscience. direct
negsotS Is ai N heeis.- + he an nrlsl
Farewell, repase In count, upright judge Z
iteport shnli i.iasi his ,iliaes.- l. he slloug
sickness stall SAP h.s strength Account that
dar,
Wheh tifings M new nischnne., n day Of rel :
Tor What i ulan WHAT h.a.t.r - he nude
of
How holnf What is he, aud What shall be
tie
Nhhi nn unnatural parent i this world,
T. f5stlr boHf iW tti.Hss, aud destroy
Al who are ltneihriors Ia n,ankind
Mint wa. the fate of Soernlcs Il poison---
dosr of poisen-- tried, condemned aud k,-
led
liaw died DjggdBcs rs dog dies,
" ltll raw mot>ol in his hungry throat.
Mas tut .ischyiu Musing a. he walked,
The soaring eagle dropped . torloise down,
And crushed that brain where tragedy had
birth.
\ paltS glnpe.stone choked the :" ,hhenian
lard f"
Aud god.lkc iloMra, WOE the while WI.
starred
Thus Tile, blind life, teens ithperpetual woes.
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WILLIAM TTNSTALL,
join II. MOODlNG,
JAMIs5 SOY AIRS.
,,D,,r gy
April IL.

4 : there il misunderstanding bctwecn
N Mr. Leonard Claiborne aud NY self, rrla,
Tive To- The contract entered into Nv me with
tue commissioners appointed for the purpose
OF bniIIing u court hons" and jail ~ I'iitsylva.
MIA county, uhc sand Claiborne being deputy
sheriff 81 said county, and The paynasicr, pUr-
s1ant 10 the drafts OF the commissioners , mud
as 10 NV opinion, the commissioners have not
decided the difference justly, wish To bring
tho matter aeniu before them | wish each
party TO produce such elidrnce ss he has in
his possession. This, link, is inir propo-
silion, aud it MIR Claiborne do disposed 10 act
Justly. he cannot refuse his assent 10 it, | do
moi reflect on the characters or intentions Of
The commissioners, who arc all respcctabic
aud honorable men bnt they haye hcen led
into an erroneous DECISION by the pnrtinl view
al tho matter which hns been laid before them
Entertaining. rs do, high opinion Of them
all ain satisfied that lloy are disposed TO do
every man Justice.
n Mr.. Claiborne has been pro(cssediy will
ling To ay his papers hvtnre the comnis,i TONERS
during my absence, ] hone ne win manifest
the same willingnfs- now when nm on the
spot, NICHOLAS McGiNNiS.
Apri la vi
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Eresh Spving Goods,

And Will still be added 10 b, further supplies,
which viii make their assnrinrnl M nearly
complete rs thai OF any oihcr hous, in his
place The additional supple, 10 their stock
nave hten mode this sprlng only for The pur-
pose N suppl, Ing IN thor 1sml Way the wnnts
and demand, al their numerous applicant. aud
customers upon the same liberal terms, aud NJ
The sn,ne reduced price,, which they have
heretofore dom. !. hey expect Ia SHIRE tie
custom OF Rcnctaus public underline exist
ing hrh only ior short tim. longer they fnel
disposr.l, and confidently design 10 offer tholr
stuck NJ very reduced prices. Al all eventa.
ihey hoPo 10 niahe il d,, dcdiy the ipl.restnf
rsrry dealer 10 Gull and eAaminn their miles.
believing thnt they viii ls teneiilled by d.,
ing so.
here will he found comprised in ihe ma.
sorimeht nlmoa ~ Kinds Of BRITISH.
seOIfIi, fRENCH, lNDiA, GERMAN md
p'NEsilt GOoDS---t;EoGIHi
h1bf fh+-~sfEiL--br DE DC,
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-''tas' astf'Iai"te IL ti1ftfN u keIfT-
sentative 10 the Eighteenth Congress nom
The State OF New llamshire, IL ill 4 Va
eancy lel at the <, neral eleciiun lur Re.
representatives. from thai state.
Independence Of Cuba.--The New York
National Al,oeatc ef FRIDAY last, cum
talns proclamation in the name OF the
People of tho United States in English and
Spanish, addressed In the inhabitants of
Cuba, urging in strong language the nrccs-
sIty nj an immediate declaration ut indie
pendence. II is we'll written aud in proper
diplomatic style. Mr.. Moan states that
he Is hiinsrlf thu author of IT ard in the
event ot The Inhabitants of Cuba accom-
pilShlng the object proposed, we think the
Editor of the Advocate deserves to be
made their Secretary ol State al least.
Petersburg Int.
Caba.=-As every kind ot information
respecting tbs Island al Cuba becomes
important, We have condensed The follow.
lnS tacts relative Ia that Island, from lrt-
ter written by an American gentleman re
siding at that place, To his friend ia this
country, which has alrt adv been published
IN the Boston Centnel. The population
averages about eight hundred thousand,
ot which three hundred aud fifty thousand
afe whltts-two hundred aud ninety thou
sand slaves, aud ouc hundred aud sixty
thousand free p.opl. of rolor-thc nam.
Der OF cOllee estates exceeds eight hundred
-ol sugar seven hundred-grazing farms
twelve hundrcd-tums cultivated eight
handred--lob.Icco fields seven hundred
-distIilcrles thirty three. There is great
influx of Foreigners, of which the United
States have the greatest proportion, who
belong principally To the agricultural, mer-
camille, aud mechanical class. The l.. 5.
have by lar the greatest proportion Of the
carrying trade, and III. number of voyages
made under the American lag IL different
ports in the Island are nearly 1000 annual
~ The revenue principally derived from
imports amounts, Ionl five Ia five and an
halt million of dollars annually small
specific duty is laid on expoits-the u
mount ot produce exported, may be- fairly
estimated at twenty millions, which is con.
'eyed To every part III Europe and Anne
rea. Singular as it may seem, the pre-
sent ImbccIlc state of the Spanish uonar-
cly attaches The inhabitants ol Cuba 10 the
royal cause.-fcrdlnand, incapable of en-
iorclns his authority over the island, grants
To the people all the iaSurs that they ask,
aud mote they could not have, were they
completely independent. Perhaps this
state of things derives additional strength
from the local situation OF Cuba, from 4,
conlloniIy |" the political voleanoes IL
South utIICd. Such being th,, state ui
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DY virtue Of deed Of trust executed

DY virtue Of decd Of trust executed
Ii by Arson Allen Ia the subsorbrr, los
purpnses thcreia mentioned, bearing date ,l.
i0lh February 1919, pad recorded in The
clerks office of the iiusiing's court Of Lynch.
bnre, ! shall proceed To- sell, for cash 4 %.
the premises, GA Tuesday he 2otli Of The pre-
srnt moniI April, Lot Will u small HOUSE
hercdu, lsing on 30 street, adjoining the pr =
perry of Edward pniiei containing ~ iel I
aud more particularly described in said deed
Acting as Trustee shall convey only such
III as is vested In me
CHlSWELL pABNEY, T miee.
. Mach Il. tctdss7
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-eEys--
TRIU MpH OF REprBLICANISM

m INC tfddfd q Hf TftOT7lDH'
One Luudled loNns, which La D been
hoard from, give Dl. Eustis, the republican
candidate for governor, "A majority Of 3,l2s
over Harrison Il. Oils, the Hartford Con.
ventioust. Last year, the same towns Ba,r
q ~ Brooks, tie federal candidate, ina
Iotay of 2,,B3 We congratulate our
brethren of Massachusetts,, that their IN
ceasug efforts have kept The seepire Of thc
state from the hands of u political Judas.
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The Drawings begin next Month.
COlJEN's OFFICE.

Baff'ulore .tpfit Oh, ls2a.
WE have the pleasure 10 announce nat
W owing 10 The ilalleting announcement
nlrendy c'inerd by the public toward, The nc W
Schemes, the Commissioners and Managers
hnyc already been enabled TO fA rnfly petioas
Tor commencing them, rs stated Lcl0m. White
tsnderng our acknowledgement 10 he pnbIh.
Tor the very extensive mud continued r,nirot,.
nFe We receive, We beg pernissi~ on this DC.
ensi"n 10 reVrk the expedition OF drawing.
as well as THE PnoAiP1NEsS AND rUNr,
fthLlTY IN TIE PAYalENT or rRIZFs
WHICH liAVE ALWAi5 CHARACTERIZE.
lD LIE BALTIMORE LOTTERIES, and
nlnr not only nj home but IN every section ~
the Nnlou. In the two Lotteries berew,,l,
presented, the C.lSH,as heretofore, ran he mn
for MI priso 'oid al Cohtn's ,aice he nOs,,t
fITU ar, d,0mp
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Net ice.

" TWO Of the aborc.uamcd pertners viii
resume the business Ia ihr snmf house, with \,
general suppl, OF NIL KIM, Of snodsi Of v hich
due notice To the public Will heg gwen
April l. ostsif
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l.EaYAEN.
NEW SpNANG GONDS
SELLING OFF.
1nE Ill slNEsS OF
Mckee, .ueem e. Greenscnu

WILL soon he closed, IN consequence
w OF dissolution of the present firm.
and ~ IL is very desirable to each ol the part
nsr' that it mny be hneIy closcd IN The conrse
oi shnrt tune, they respectfully and carnest-
y reqneri oi those persons who nre indebted
Ia them, Ia call aud Srllle their aeeounis
Their stuck oi GOODS nj present Is Pretty
eMcnaho 1t hds lately bsen increased / y
hddillnnm snltrhiea of
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posts C,E,rppa

~ The DULY articles of interest h,o''
by last nights mad are the probable down
fall of llurbidr and the POLITICAL
REGENERATION OF MASSACHU.
SETrS, both Of wllish viii be luuud be-
how
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IfChE7S aud Sif.7RES in both scheme, To
be had 10 The greatest variety of Nos. ut
& O III Il NJ s

''"F'''y "HH LNVTdNBt V1Hcf, III, NIarkk
street, Baltimore,
Where The Great Capital Prizes in ROT
THE BA4r LOTTERIES werc sold 10 DIS.
1ANF ADNENIl HRS, and uhrrt more o..
pd"i Prises hare been soid than al any pthsr IF
Gee 10 .imsricp.
-, nrderS from any part Of the y. slaios..
veyanoe, enclosing the Cash. or Prizes In any
oi the baltimore Loteres, will inset with the
same prompt and puueiunI attention as il an
personal application, addressed 10 ~ 3.
j. l. COHEN, Jr. eey--- Baltimore,
April %. idifaf
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Mchae, Dna. Dennis, foreigner, for
many years on board Of man OF war, bui
vino had lately undertaken !" preach the
yo,p,l. has been sentenced 10 three months
inprisonn,eni Tor abusing aud insulting d
respectable married woman, at 9>ewbury-
port, b; using iewd aud offensive IAN
gnagi.
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SIC fransic III rid .fundi.

Iturhidc il probably by this li,ne pros
traled IN dust aud 81 i. This Is sell -
While Leg,t@ocy . struggling IN g old
world, La r iloui, h IN the ne,r.
[Rth. Emo
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GrarA State inttery

VI NJ hil LAND. No Q
ONE Ut.IDRED 1UOi SIND DOLL.1gy
IuGHEsf rHizI. +.
Higgins drdr'1g IN The city .f Bohimoys. on
UGDufoy hf 2hh day NJ M y, and w;U Dr..
eftA under f.e sapsrinttndcnet Of ne Eomw,,.
a0nes oppoiai,d By me Gorrnor and Coune,i
scBBmE.
! prize of Sioo,o0--i pfizo Of 500 aoo---
Z prizes oi SloihD'-2 prizes Of S. OoO--Qo
pflzfs oi S''"Hs-6o prizes OF SIO0-- DO pri..
2ns of S5o--aud ,,,D0 of sIa.
The whole scheme will he ro,nnle..d,,,
TWE.f'TF URgUI.NHS 0.rJr- s
Tickets 2I2 Quarters n -.
linlVes q Eighibs i N,
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N1EssRs. EDIroRs.-some lime

NIESSRS. EDITORS, Some time
4Sk SINCE | observed In your newspaper,
al advertisement addressed to me-, signed by
" Nicholas MeGiHnis," which nj the tune,
deemed unworthy oi nHlee, aud particularly
whcn it is well known fact, not only
10 you, but all that know him, that he has
been bal shali lime out pi the I.unntic Hos
pital, aud is considered III subject Tor IL nj
present |, It, VEL is many Others, was some
What surprised that piece Of Tint character
could work il. way IN any paper but J sup.
pose all squares count.
SO Lar ny relates 10 Mr.. MrGinnis, ! shy |
owe him nothing that lhe claims nludsd 10,
have Linn long since pad, rs i'll fully appear
10y The annexed certificate. Your, az.
LEONARD CLAIBORNE.
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