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drawings Announced,

.LND RISE OF TICKETS,
THE Managers Of the Baltimore Lotteries
! have announced the draw ings--of The
University Lottery on the 9th day Of May
The Monument Lottery on The 18th, aud the
State Lottery on the 2stb Of that mouth
Tickets advanced CD The ID inst IN the Uni.
versity aud Monument Lotteries 10 go, and
IN the Grand State 10 Sl2
WARD ATKI5soN,
April s. Is "a
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aH E:NGlASM HvAA..

NE SDbS1 htbf-h mas promising
l Young 81, IL, Of the hngli@b breed, which
he col from the county al Monigemsry--Fer-
sons DESTROYS OF improving their breed 81 eat
tie, can have the use Of ifim- He will be sent
10 any neighboring plantation, or The suburbs
Of Lynchburg, al moderate priee--If sent to
The latter place, u 10, will he procured TO turn
him into RICHARD PERKINS
: April 20. 1t ~ ~
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

COHducfed ny BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
Ifssor of chemistry, DC. Vale COLLEGE.
THIS Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
OF about three months. form volume.
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10y Virtue of deed of trust executed to
ID me by Thomas Bunting aud Ann his wife,
for parposes therein mentioned, hearing date
on the gid day of June, 1921, and recorded
ia the county court of Bedford, on Saturday
the 24,h day. OF May next, J shall proceed 10
sell, 10 The highest bidder, for ready money,
on the premises,
j A.syH OF XlAND,
In said county, (meadows of Goose creek
containing 81 acres, snug framed dwelling
house, aud other buildings. shall convey
such title only AS is vested in me.
LEWIS WINGFlELD.
April %. w3w' 80
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j As,'H OF AAND,
'lAKEN up by Lewis Dawson, in Am

t,AkEN up by Lewis Dawson, IN Am
herst county seven miles from Lynch
burg pale red COW, eight or nine years old,
white on her betty, right flank, hind legs, and
end OF her tail, also with some white spots on
her fore legs just above the hooks, marked
with slit in the right ear, and crop ana
underkeel in the left, appraised at ten dollars
Given under our hands this 18th day OF Re
hradry 1923.
DRURY BELL,
AMBROSE BiNFoRD,
MILLS nj. REYNOLDS,
.fnhers county 10 itii -.
yhe above appraisers were dnly qualified
before me, justice Of the peace Tor saio
county the 18th February 1923.
NELSON G. DAWSON.
Copy Teste. a, p DAVIS c &C.
Aay2,
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Lord .Norih.--While he was enrar.aS,
discussing one uf the most strions points
Of a question under examination. 4 dog
which had conceded himself under the Ia
ole Of the House of Commons, made bis
escape, aud ran directly across the floor.
setting up at the same time +, .ialeut howl.
u oceas'oned hurst of laughter and might
have disconnected an ordinary man. Hut
he who knew how 10 convert the most
awkward occurrences to purposes of adj
vantage, having waited iiI the roar had
subsidized, and preserving al his grayify,
said TO tie speaker, " Sir, have been III
Eterrnpted by u new member, moi n, uisil6
ed with the ferns of the hu.ss Iabefl-
fore yielded to him; but as'he has conci,.-
ded his argnmcnt IsliaiiAcsasne ,pine.S
J -ALHraaH
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For publishing, by Subscription,
NLw AMERICAN
biographical Dictionary,
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Or THE
Departed Heroes, Sages aud Statesmen of A.
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N, B. An extensive assortment OF MEDl-
CtNES, PAINTS, DYE-STuFFS, nc. for sale
upon the most reasonable terms. B F.O
October H. 2ots
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El.Nl EN.

an Tuesday morning, the 2ist INST my
~ servant BILLY lie is rather light CO.
lorcd, about feet or inches high; has few.
il any upper teeth; his lowertrcth are thought
To In pretty good he is rather lean; has n
little badness, which looks somewhat as il
il had been worn of or injured; he is about
- or 80 years old; speaks quickly, and his
motion is very quick generally for one of his
age. lie is very plausible in speaking either
trnlh or falsshood-and on "Wednesday the
9th inst. the wife of the negro man Biliy--she
had, when she went OFT n sore or scab on the
lower pari ot her nose, and u hruise ON one OF
the under lids OF the eye. Celia does not es
coed "a years OF age her motion is genera
ly very slow she is about the ordinary sta
lure, and is rather inclined 10 hc tat, aud more
particularly so about the face she is aboGt
the common blachncss, speaks slow her c0un.
tenance is rather serious or grum. Twill giye
liberal reward Tor the apprehension aud snie
keeping ar delivery OF either or both at the a.
bove negroes. How Iii DAVIES.
November 7. 3ti3
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Lottery and Exchange Office, IA, Market-sf.
BALIlMukE
Where more capital prizes have been sold
thnn AT any other Office in America
Orders from any part OF the United States
by mail (post paid) or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF the Bal
tmorr Lotteries, will meet the same prompt
and punctnaI attention, as if on personal ap
plicntiou, addressed TO
j. |. COHEN, Tr-RrilimoYc
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Hhe f0\lowinS Propevty,

Viz Patton negro woman, Richardson and
Charlcs, hnys, and Susan girl, ! feather be,l5
aad furniture, one bureau, two tables, twelve
chairs, one candle stand, one grey mare, one
<orrrl colt, one grey colt, twelve head Of hogs,
two saddles, one milestone, and all the
H0FSEHOLD y kITCUES FURNITURE
ot the said Catleit Camph"il, 50 much there
pI5aS shall be- sufficient 10 satisfy the several
sums ot money in the said deed mentioned.
Actingas trustee, shall give the title vest
ed in me II, such JOHN WARWICK,
Eor wtas!2 yo:S!ee.
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Notice.

4 Ii those that have claims against the
"A estnle of Joshua Tinsley, deed, nrc re-
qnrstcd 10 bring them forward on or before
the Isl day OF january, 1924, and those in
drhicd 10 said estate nre requested TO come
md make payment.
GEO, * ALEX TlNsLEY, .qdm'rs.
. Nov. :. w2wi3 orJOshua Tinsiry, teri.
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~ virtue of n deed ui trust ,N.ruled to
- the subscriber by William T. Muse aud
wife. at record in the clerks Office OF Ana
hrrst county, tor purposes therein expressed,
viii he sold, Ia the highest bidder, on Satur-
day tic 2oM ddp Of the present mouth,
TIRE 1iucts or parceis # Land,
or 80 much thereof a, mny answer the pnr.
poses oi ,nid trust. One nf which contains ~
acres, mnrc or less adjoining the lnnds Of
Alilncr Coy, Dir. Gu,lavus \. Rose, aud Rem
ben Nor,rII The other tract CONTAIN, about
) "res, br the same, more or less, md Is the
sumo Wherein said Muse now rrsidr. The
sale will take place Mt William CoN's tavern,
uenr the land. Terms, cnsi.
AL BIZ NolsEELL, Trustee.
Nov. 4 Nidsl3
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Corn, EoAAer * Tobacco,

besides other article. too pomerou, 10 enulne.
rate bcionging to the estate On . credit ct
twelve months, iornll sums of five dollars INIT
upwards, bonds with approved security will
lac required ia insure pnnctnnl payment For
all suns under five dollars cHsil will be requ-
rcd, Those persons holding claims against
said "deetdent,' will please mike them know n
hscafly ~ possible, that arrangements nny be
made to pay them oH, and all those indebted
10 said estate by honda otherwise, will come
forward and make liayment Especially those
, an account of blacksmith, work, some of
which, by tn" boub', appears TO he oi long
Isiandlnr) will come forward prepared to satis.
~ their r'spcctre accounts. Indulgence car.
not be gwen, NJ the legatecs living in The WIS
tern country, ARE now in md pressing for n
division. Vi the same time and place, the IL.
gdccs wish ~ offer the Land for snle
STEPHEN PRESTON, .4dmr
q Litshbcrty Lcltuirh, d,ed
November :, w2wi3
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pOSNSENApV.


BoSToN. Oct. 29.--tapf. ELlts from
Malaga, miarms that the frcncn troops
leii thai place IN the night, about cur
nights previous tn his sailing tlhr elsi Sep.
II was 0ot Known where they had gone
Nothing was known Mt Malaga respecting
GadiX, rs all communication between thosr
places bad been cut oil. Capt T.. states
/ that he WAS in the vicinity of Cadi2 for ST.
'eral days III light iogey weather, X heard
continued firing OF cannon. just before
the Pradent left Malaga, the American
Consul gave Capt. Ellls paper OF which
the following is Is u copy:
News has Just reached MS that Rirgo,
after giving the French a complete heat
ing in the streets of Jacn, leaving 700 nl
them dead, besides wounded, proceeded on
his march, aud was in place called LID
Carolina, rapidly marching towards Mad.
rid, and VAS IN expectstion of joining with
Martin, the Empcclnad', and but little
doubt remains that he is at this moment
within a few leagues of the Capital Of
Spain. The authorities nf this place spread
report two days since that be- was cap
turrd, but it was merely To deceive the ig-
norant and keep akv" the hopes ~ services,
mere prnprly called lhr BondiHi Of Spain.
"If the Government in Cndiz remain
FIRM a very short time longer, ia. face Of
affairs in this unhappy couatry will wear
different aspect, aud Europe may have 10
thank Spain for saving all the Continent
from. dcspotism.
The conduct Of Riege while in this
place has k-rh reported in the Gibraltar
Chronicle, in base aad shaincftd Light
false in every respect, aud a tissue ef lies.
He acted like n gallant soldier, and lirm
mistaken Patriot; and among all the Gen
erals in Spain he has proved himself capa-
bic OF acting for iiis unfortunate country in
the true st,le Of the old Romans.
" Malaga, Goth Sett 1929
Gen. iticgo, after he left Malaga, must
have landed near Motri. The French
from Malaga We're probably gone in pur-
suit of him. Jatn is about 80 miles from
Malaga. The French left Il garrison at
Jaen, which has probably heen surprised by
Ricgo.
The Gibraltar accounts mentien, that the
rear guard of Hcgo was o,ertaken al
felez Malaga. The French have very
few troops between Jacn and Madrid,
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the hear. OF South Carolina Why does he
s,,pose that he would have acted afi,rr
wise The character Of the :. Carei,hlaa
is marked with generosity. las liz e'cr
hsen repraarhed before for unnccessar,
severity 2 The truth is, IS it not best f"r
cur Eastern Brethren IL spare such am.
mtdeersions They are MT Sufficient
~ acquainted with u r situation 10 judge
ofit--and the ccnsurrs they make are &C.
,.raily too harsh-tno much calculated 10
keep alive the sectional feeling Of the alis-
souri, Question. f'aeh. Comp
On Monday last, Joseph Saui.e was
brought before the Superior CURT of Hen
rico, Judge Brockrnbroush presldlns,j by
virtue of writ of Huttas Corpus, directed
IL the Tailor Of THE TOWN oil Petersburg
The accused had been committed on tue
charge Of Larceny. lie was ~ have Ia
ken his trial in October 1924 but Judge
Bonldn was sick, and there WAS no court.
Last May, he was indicted but has Cause
continued, yet not at his own instance. In
October, 1928, there was again no court,
j. consequence Of the Judges indisposltlon.
The accused, therefore, contended, that
under the act OF Assembly, he ought TO be
discharged. The Judge oNerraled IN. mo-
liou, and reinauded him TO jal: On the
prisoners application, the question IS to be
adjourned to the General Court. 10.
Sir Richard Philips is one of the few in
stances of the age, OF men who have made
IA fortune by course of literary industry.
he is retiring from business, r.ch-hasln4
disposed Of third only of has interest ~
the Books of the ln,rrrogatIse system OF
Instruction, for Go, 900. ID.
PARTICULAR ANNUNClATlON.
The following paragraph is from the PHI
IadelphL, American Daily Advertiser" of
1hc 9Th. II az stylish as amy of cur Vir-
snia n,ptinies-lM May we coin a word for
such an occasion
Married, ut the Trinity Church, New
Haven, on the Q3d inst. by the Right Rev.
Bishop BrownclI, Hon. HEMAN ALLEN,
Minister Plenipotcntiary to the government
of Chill, 10 the amiahc and accomplished
Miss ELIZABETH HART, third daugh-
Ter of Elisha Hart, esq. of Sayhrook. The
bride and bridegroom, with Miss Jennett
Hart, a yaunger sister IT the bride, imne
,iatey after taking an ahreiionate leave Of
their friends, departed for New York, to
inin Commodore Hull and his lady on hoard
the frigate United States. 10.
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N,lite.

TAElNG Lately returned from the
North, where wa for the purpose
at purehasing hats, aud materials IN my
hue / uow Win Ia return my grateful
ihaul,s to my rri, ads aud the public gene.
rally, inr th,lr TURNER liberal patronage,
and al the same linr IT, inform them that
my purchases 10 the Mouth, added To nay
inrmer stuck, vii enable mr. 10 OIL r In tie
public very handsome assortment of hats,
&c. n,n. all persons wishing. {" rnr'
chase any thing IN my lln,, To call and eS-
anime my assortment | am determined
In sell nj low cash prices, and every atlc,-
ton will he given IL render rntife salislac-
ton. JACOB JORDAN.
Nov. 2. tets ID
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FRESH GOODS.

1--WE SUBSCRIBERS, onr door heow
n tie oihce OF the Eirlinian, are now r.cci
wing from New York aud Philsdclphia, n sup
ply 81 FRESH, REASONABLE, aud
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FANCY GOODS,
CONSISTING OF


Extra super, fac and low qualit, Cloths, u.
mnng which ARE SOME Of Sheppard 5
Velvet Cloths,
SHpprhne aud fine CPssmcres,
F,ln aud coarse Suttinrtts,
White, red, srren mad yellow flannei>,
Hrlizes and fushinEs,
Rose, point aud stripe Blankets,
Napt C"tions, Plain, aud kcrsc,s,
SaggSt',es mad iind,sy',
rIain, .tserrd ard printed Bombaavltes and
Sattinelts,
Circussian paids and Striprs,
Irish Linens, Lawns aud Binprr.,
super blne aud black ground Caiicor.,
Grccian and Colomliau iaucy Prints,
SnperGne and fine Loudon do
Al and III Cambria and Camric Nnslint.
Al and Ii Jaconctt AMI Null do,
PLAIN aud figured Book and Lcno do.
Italian and India Lucslfhgs
Macedonian aiks, splendid article for
ladic-' dresses,
Figured oatiius and I}liliuntnes,
Nandariue Grapes aud Dresses,
Black aud coored Canton Crape.,
At ant - plain and fig. Grape ~hanis,
Ca-samire Shawl- aud ball squares,
A.ir,itn and Gau21 tiilarirr~,
Thread SkHaud bohbinct Lucrs,
thrcad Insertions and Thread Edpihgs,
igurrd Gibbants, ot tire --latest fashions,
rla.n, saith, and M.nIun Rihbands.
Tuck, neck, side, lyory & dressing Combs
Nur-tcd, SIX aud Cotton Hose,
Iad,os and Misses silk ard Beavcr Gloves.
GeniIemcns' Wor.lcj, s,li,, Buck a Beaver
dtNo,
Fur and Wool iIais,
Ir,.r,, mud Ii.,,I,,..I 4 {
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MAkIiED,---o. Nrdnesda, evening,
22d October, by tae Rev. " Iliam Left
wch, MIR. BIRD S. son of Capt. LOH y
LEFTW ICll, to Miss JUDITH, daughter
of Mr.. CALEB FUQUA, al! of Bedford
county.
MARRIED. the cvening of the Goth
ult. al the house OF Robert Wards in Pitt
syasania, by the Rc,. - Diekrrsou,
JOHN l.. DOUGLAS Of Camph,4I, t"
SARAH TERRlLL, daughter Of CHAS.
TERRLLL deceased.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-11-07
Mouse AZ Entectain,ue,A .
Not ICE.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bid
W der, at the late residence of Col Little
berry Lc0wieh, deed, In the county of Bad.
i"rd, on nc l3tb dGg Of -toremder inst. il fnir,
II not the next tNir day, all the stock of hor.
ses, cattle, sheep aud hogs, two yoke ot oxen,
enc or cart, oae still, two new road wagons,
one sci OF blacksmiths tools, containing Two
bellows and two anvil', farming utensils of
different kiud', HOUSEHOLD ~ klrCUEN
FURNITURE, n quantity of