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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-28
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Loitery and Exchange OTice, III, MAI
ket street, Baltimore.
Where the capitals Of 10000 dollars, 10000
dollars, and 7 of $500 dollars each, were sold
in tue two last STATE LOTTERIES, aud
where were also sold, 10000 dollars q 100000
dollars, being the TWO HIGHEST in the
Monument Lottery, Just finished.
j. Orders from any part OF the L. States,
by mail, post paid, orty private Conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
tiInore Lotteries, will meet the usual prompt
and p%unctual attention, addressed 10
j |. COHEN, Jr Baltimore.
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One Aot and Tenement.


~ DlLLARD will open his SCHOOL
= again on Monday the oh day Of Janu-
ary next, into which, pupils OF boil sexes will
be admitted on the same terms rs heretofore.
viz Spelling, Reading and Writing, SO per
session. The rudimenls Of English Grammar,
Arithmetic aud Geography, go The same.
extensively including Exercises, Mapping and
the use of Globes, Ri5 History, Bellies Let
tres, EncIid's elements, Surveying aud the e
dement's OF Natural aud Moral philosophy gl5
per session Of five months and u half. No pay
asked ill end Of session.
December ~. tcQt u
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The North Review.

Was begun in 1915, and has since been steadi-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ny, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University at Cambridge,
New-England. A nt0 series was then com
menced, with which it is convenient that sub
scfiption5 should begin. Orders for any part
of tlf work will however be thankfully re-
eeived by f. LiteII and hy X. Norris Henry,
WHO are interested in the publication.
Published QeartaHg-Price Fire D0iiors a
gfar-pay0bie il odra1cc.
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a. The EDIroRs or rnE VIRGINIAN,
(agents for Lynehburg and its vicinity so
licit subscriptions TO the above works
The North American Review, and Ameri-
can journal OF Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have a decided
claim 10 public support, as forming lmPor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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Superior articles in the Sailing
Business.

EVliE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to in7
D form the public that they have just re!
ceived direct from the mandatory, Birming
ham best plated aud steel spring stirrups,
with reversed sides-platcd and steel reversed
checked bride ~bitts-platcd aud steel fancy
curb and snatle bitts-best plated aud steel
short neckcd spnrs-high and low cautled
best cnlbacll saddle trees-bcst hiIlited snal
le aud Weymouth heads and rcins With tipt
tong plated bnckles-wooIIcn girth webb Of
best, second aud third quality, sarge do. do.
do. with most other articles in the business
and have constantly On hand Il general assert
ment OF saddles, hrldlcs, harness, saddle bags,
v%alieces @o, &c-aud trust they will give ge-
neral satisfaction, as our materials cannot be
surpassed. ROSS SMALL.
Richmond, Dec. 81, 1899. m2l
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NTESSiiS. EDIpORS-for the bcne-
IVA fit of honest men, aud rs IA cheek on
scoundrels, | have thought proper TO request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
KEATS, jan. liYed with his father ONil-
liam Keats in the upper part Of Halifax
county, va. and not more than 3 miles from
Grasty's store, in PittsyIyania county, Va.
has absconded, and carried with him seven
negroes. four of whom were conveyed by
the sand Keats TO MIR. William Smith aud Mr..
jeremiah W. Graves, trustees for the pur-
pose Of paying a debt due TO me. The ne
groes conveyed are named Fanny, Il woman,
and Martha, Clark aud Hannah, her children.
Now, TO the end that II Scoundrel like Keats
shall not enjoy the benefit OF a good cbarac-
ter, | give this public notice 10 all the world
and for their more perfect security, inform
them, that he is a man about b feet . or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
30 years of age, some defect in his fore teeth
aud AS plausible a liar a. exists on the face Of
the globe. lie has deceived more people, in
his way, agreeable To his understanding, than
any man Of his age in existence, counting the
number OF those he has had any thing to do
with.
Given under my hand and responsibility at
my store, in fittsylvanla county, Va. this Sd
day Of January, 1923.
PHILIP l.. GRASTY.
Il Tie Editors of the Nashville Wing,
Ntiledgeville Journal, and Huntsville Repub-
lean and Albanian will insert the above
t vice, and forward their accounts TO this of
fee for settlement.
January 10. 23w2w
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Notice.

GONE time ia the year 1922, | executed to
- Green b. Lcwellin, a bill Of sale for a ne
gro womaa named Jnny, and her child Andc,-
son. All persons are hereby iorwarned from
%purchasin1 the said negtoes, or any interest IN
them, from the said Le"ellin, OF NY other per
son, claiming under him, as the said bill oil sale
was fraudulcntly obtained, aud ! am doteimi"-
ed to contest its validity.
JOHN CARTAR.
Bedford. Ian. II. WOW II
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DANIEL WILLIAMS.
ramon,

DEsPECTFULLY informs his cnsto
HI mers aud the public that be has removed
his Shop next door to Schoolfeld L. Thur
mons, aud nearly opposite the office of the
Virginian, where all orders IN his line viii be
thankfully received, and executed with neat
ness aud dispatch
November b. fe3ty
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-28
journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN Jr. NJ.
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ y.

Il. anu lillian PRICE, Nj u.
As ats title indicates, the Journal now offered
to the patronage oIthe public, will be conduct
ed entirely on the principle Of Selection. The
leaning feature otthe plan, more distinctly enun-
eiaied, Is to present at stated intervals, a sort o {
Synopsis oil the Foreign Magszines, Journals,
ana 'teviews, appropriated To Aieuicine and its
kindred Sciences.
No one viii doubt the Importance of this De
syn, who Is conver5ant with the periodical
works OF Europe. As Is incident to such pub.
heations, the matter which they contain IS alto
gether OF a miAed nature, and Oh merits the IN st
unequal. They are a vast held, where golden
wheat lstoo often choked by useless or PERM
elous tares, and where it imports us like the
prudent hu5bandman, to reject the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at tbs time so numerous, so costly
and so difficult to he procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority OF the
enltivatois OF science inthe Unite States, thro'
a medium S rne}Yhat simila to the one now
proposed. IL lstheieiore meant to i've an ex-
tract so coplous of their contents, as not only to
exhibit the rrogtess oithe Physical sciences a.
broad, butte do away, i'll a great degree, the
necessity ofrccurring t. the work. themselves.
The content ofthe Jou, nal will be arranged
under he division of
/. Selected Papers.
9. Selected Reviews.
3. Medical ard Philosophical Intelligence.
4 List OF New Publications.
The wo'ki is published in numbers in Janua-
ry, April, July, and October, forming yearly a
large volume.
This journal is a continuation of the Flee
Repertory, and was commonwealth January,
1921.
Published quartely-Pricc -Four Doilarsa year,
payabie in odraaee.
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Medicines and PAINTS.

HHE Subscriber has 'ust received, Il
! fresh supply Of MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-STuFFs, &c. which, in addition 10 his
CORNER stock, make his assortment complete.
BENZ. +. OWENS.
~ North Carolina Money taken al
ps II. =. q
January 3. 22ts
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN from The sub.
~ scriber, some time in June last, a white
Mare about fifteen hands high, ten or twelve
years old, tfats and walk very short. II sto.
len q reward of $50 will hr paid, on %eonvic-
ton Of the thief, or II liberal reward for the
Mare only. ANSON ALLEN.
Campbell, Dec. 10, i322. Ntsi0
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kentucky NarWf1ny.

A few copies OF the above work is jus
"A received on consignment by the snbscri
Der. JOHN BOYD.
November % OF IL
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JOHN ALEXANDER. CB
Vrust Sale.

IN virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
U the subscriber, by Calvin Loring, hearing
date The 2ist November, 1918, and duly re.
corded IN lhc oillee OF Campbell court, for tho
purpose of securing the payment of a am, al
money therein mentioned, to Robert Love.
shall, on IutsdaH, he 2sh DIM Of .yanp91v
nefi, II lair, II not The next fair day, proceed
to sell, on thc premises, for ready money, TO
the highest bidder,
One Tot and Tenement.
IN the town of New London, situate nj the
lower end OF the lnnin street. The title ol
IN, property Is believed 10 be good, but | will
only convey such as is vested IN me
{. ANTHONY
p'e. ~ % Wtds
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y Aot Of Hand
"A Nack for hire.

-- Acomfortable Carriage
~ T5SsTrYa gentle strong pair Of
MJ1gJ s61ts1itA2al Horses, and a careful
--,~sss5dsEEM Driver. Application may
be made to Judith A. Royal, 10. L. Royal
or r. 4. Holcombe.
January 3. at %
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Notice.

~ OttCc.
pY Vi tue OF a dee oil trust executed to the
} SD scribets, by Mary Board and William
Baald, bearing da'c ON the I7th day Of April
1921, and duly recorded in tic Gle, Ks office OF
the county court Of Bedford, for certain pnrPo-
ses therein expressed, we hal, on the ist day
ofFebt vary next, proceed tosell, to the highest
bidder, rorfoady money, on the premises,
Il Aot Of land
in said deed expressed, containing Is acres
We viii convey such title tothe purchaser a. is
vested IA Us blythe deed Of trust aforesaid, and
none other.
FRANCES BOARD, } Trustees
ALEX'R RASEY.
Jan. II. WV ~
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VYact Of klanA,

Lying in pittsylvania county, whereon VIM
II. Markham now lives, on the waters of Buck
Branch, adjoining the lands Of Abraham G.
Shelton, Thomas Moofln@, and olhe's, con
tainmg "a "a acres, about ono and a halfmiles
above Chalk Level shall convey such title
only as is vested in me asttustce.
JOHN DICKINSON, Trustee.
Jan. II. WV u
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COHEN'S OFFICE,
Baltimore January 4, 1923.
Third days drawing of the Maryland
S'E.ANE

'235l t677s 4595 prizes of $1,000
F22lo l2117 ll62 l27SS prizes of %
~ prizes oil $50 aud 32i prizes Of $40
Fourth Days DRAGGING.
'6l92 57ll 1898 63l2 1878 prizes of 500
1851 lib 2Il sso3 prizes OF %
10 ld463 5l27 ao73l
1850 54S 1895 soy
'l452s zoos 5lo7 pf'1e'o :"
1862 1901 6l66
Aud 327 prizes of 10
Only SIX DRAWINGS MORE 10 complete
the scheme, and the whole OF the capitals still
undrawn.
All marked thus = sold at CoItEN'S Office.
Whole Tickets ST. Halves q
Quarters } Eighths II
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lie courSe of instruction for the year
. ie22, closed on the 30tli OF November
WIN M examination OF the scholars OF this
institution. The trustees take plensure in do.
ing justice 90 MIR. SPECIE, the proceptor.
mud his students, by announcing To the public
That tue examination afforded The most salts.
factory evidence OF MIR. Species DILIGENCE.
attention, aud capacity for instrutiing Youth
ana that the scholars had profied we'll by hi
instructions, The trustees concur unanimously
IN the opinion thai The examination and prr
ormanoe OF the scholars were the most satis.
factory they ever Wilnn zsed that Mr.. Speeee
deserves the support and patronage Of the
pubic aud that The young e%ontlouien who
were examined, have the entire aturobniion
of the trustees
The ensuing session will commenoe on the
lst OF January, 1923 Boarding, on the usual
terms niay be obtained IN the vicinity of the
Academy. JOHN WATTS, Pres.
Dee. n. o.
ViRGINiA, to wit;-Ata curt of quar-
tefiy session, continued aud held forlhe
county oil Campbell at The court house there
ct, ON Thursday the 10th day of November,
iS22 49,
iaehatd Perkins, Complt.
Chnrles Williams, Bcnjamin Perkins nm.
ne"Jei'ih LOWS, Dett~
IN CIIaNCERP
The defendants Charles Williams and BEN
lamin Perkins not appearing aud given sec,Iri-
~ according 10 an net OF Assembly, aud II nm.
pearing 10 the satisfaction of The court tlnnt
the sald Williams and Benjamin Perkins nrs
not inhabitants Of this state il Is therefore nd.
Judged, ordered aud docrced, that they do m.
pear here on the second Monday in February
next, and answer The bill Of the complainant.
mud IhuI IA InnU ~ fI.a ,uI.. Il - >
me p,rgtn'an' published intlic Town olLynuh.
burg for two months sncccssively. and nost.J
up nj the front door Of said court house ON
two successive court days.
A copy, Teste,
~ JOHN ALEXANDER CIL
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Notice.

NY vntue Of a deed OF trust executed by Be
} verify g. Shelton, to the Trustee, beafing
date the 22d July, 1922, and VIII ch is duly re.
corded in the county court Of Pittsylsania, to
secure the payment oil certain debts therein
mentioned, due Henry Motley, will be sold to
the highest bidder, for cash, on Friday, the3lst
day OF January, 1925, on the premises, a Ger
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PHILIP L.GRASTY

IUHINHT1 HIIW ITWHTsNIITT INITTTIIl
albanian will insert the aboH
Onward their accounts TO this oil
,ment.
}. 23w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21
THE FOREIGN NEWS

tNTom the NntsoHdi GnzSffe.l
The fortress of Trncadtro anpesrs 10 nav.
been taken tbrnngh thr treason of Spanish
chief, who had administered large quantities
OF vine to his troops, dragged with opium.
Inc London paperssay that $4,000 French
troops are TO occupy Spain " until The sstsb-
lisrment of tranquility under the Kings GO
vsrnment." !; is admitted, however, that
nothing certain as ~ the intentions Of the
predominant party could be knnwn fill the
King arrived at Madrid, which be WAS px-
pected Ia reach on the lst November. The
Regency had been Dissolved. previnnslv to
which they are said tohace published furious
prociamation in praise of dpspoiism and
against democracy, which they call the u hend
Of He'll"
Ferdinand VII. and the Royal family LETT
Cadiz as soon as the general cnnfiisiun and
CONSERVATION allowed them u, escape without
hndrance. ]: was on The 1st Ocis.hr-, that
they arrived nj the French posts. The mag
nihcent and Inagnaninlons monarch {" did not
cease 10 speak of his gratitude fo the King ~
France and thc Duke DAngoulemr" His
Proclamation, dsird at the French Head
Quarters, and his Decree issued from \ crps
ON the 4th Of OcioSrr, shrw the spirit which
IS to guide his nav administration OF affair.
Those papers were framed Tor him, oT course.
by his French masters; though We may sup-
pose that he signed them more willingly Than
the document imposed ypon him by the CON
slitui0naists. II is to br noted, in regard T.,
that part Of l,is Proclamation which annuls
all the acts ofthc government called c0n4ii.
tutional. Of tctniSrsv hind anil descy1piiou htt
may Je"-that the cession of Florida must b.,
included IN terms so comprehensive. Wha,
we can reply Ia the Experimentation is
IS get the provinces hack, u you coH."
battle has taken place between the Frcnrh
and Consiituiionaists, at Saragossa. pn,
| Generals, the latter. were killed, and Gsp
Miguel, late Minister Of War was talua.
nOrially wounded
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21

" The ENQUltEK i published twice "A we.k general,
y, and three times week during session OF the Sf,e
LsyssLnfsPrice the Five Dollar,
payable in advance. Notes OF carter,i sns.;
paying Banks loaiyJ will be received in payment Tie I'd
ors will guarantee the safety Of remtiny them by mail
che postage oil all letters beu;. paid by the writer's
II No will be discontinued Thu, at the discretion
OF the Editors until all arrearages have paid up
shall have tenth gratis. $50 f-f''
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, kss-First sertion rs ccntse,cb
continuance. so cents. =
No advertisement inserted until either been ,ad
foe or assumed by some in ills city, its enyrons
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21
Ldnd, Negroes Corn, &c for ISdIe.

y
pursuance Of deed Of trust executed Us by VIM.
= H. Onbe Esq hearing date the 9Th day Of March IN the
year 1871 and recorded in the of the counties Of Mel
ION and Buckingham shall, Tuesday the 18th day
Oscemer next fair, II the fair day. proceed
Property. VIII
One tract OF land in the county Of Buckingham iying
lanes river and Bishops creek containing by esma-
won IOO acresun other said containing
~ estimation $50 nrres. lying Bishops creek nimedi-
SVey above aud adjoining the FIRST men1nfd-and
one other tract in the afsresad Shreys creek
containing ~ estimation 700 acre. aud adjoining the Two
acts FIRST mrntioned Mr. William ellis liging ~ Monte
ueO near IT, lands, viii show them on application.
\, Also, ffysevsn negroes he property the said VIM
Cabell and being all that he owns. rey are as
'ght be expected, uf various ages and different sexes
among them valuable house servants n good
OiseksUith, and rood shoemaker.
Alssi seven eight hundred barrels of corn % wnra
sseTs 10 horses and calves 100 head of
nDusehod aud kuches furniture. Sale will take place Al
nway IN Nelson county, about two miles fros iic
u Warnnster.
Terms Of sale The land will be sold on three equal an
i shlmeu the purchaser 20 give bond With approved
seurtiy and deed of rust the land. few II e
Oes viii be sold for cash aud The twelve fppuhs
uL As 10 AL other properly. Tor al sums above 200 dob
aF"f twelve IN nt credit will given al
90 and not less iban 20 dollars, six months credits
~ a'l sums under 20 dollars three months credit BoRd
WI" approved security will be required 10 al cases,
JOHN COALrFR,
Oct 81. 5i--,ds JOHN ~ locke.
I'Ht STOCKHOLDERS ribe brook Tur0pike COMPANY az
requested 10 meet AZ the Risng Sun Tavern Non
wyihc hCst day ~ December Dexi, o'clock, for th
purpose OF choosing directors FOR The ensuing year
N"v.l H. 56--dm ~ order of tie Directnrs
- hospital IN the city " williamsburg occupied, an
"" move patients, male female viii be received int
sac hospit until 'ine Of the said ccils are vacant
que oOtice of which viii br given
by order OF the Courf Of Directors
fuy2s. '''A''D "'-'I- Al -
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JERNAN BAKER, Treasurer
oept. " 3b-u J. BROWN, Jr. % Auditor.
james Rirer Land for sac.


tHE subscribers, being DESTROYS 81 converting real
- estate into money will expose sale, Of pub
tic auction upon the premises, Tuesday the day of
Sovember 0fe day he fair, IL the fair there
aer) that truly valuable and justly celebrated estate on
Satnes rvor near Warminster Nelson county. called
eoLDiEPS JOY, containing by recent survey, 20i2
acres OF landsi of which 2G3 Inclusive small aud
very fertile Island To which valuable ad fishery appr-
ta nre hTst rate James riveF low grounds equal
peel OF strength and durability soil and beauty reg
u"riy OF surface to any land the good pro-
portion Of the highland will proGuce fse tobacco aud
s rsihue, with be exception Of few sterile spois
which all extensive tracts embrace greater less num-
capable under judicious system, Fl yielding
cant crops of grain.
ne Mansion house Is spurious and elegant rdfre
SupNng site dsiiug Je for its naiUrd einv and To-
Sa auvdptnges more detailed description OF this desir-
property is deemed unnecessary Srficet Is
ueeVed that but few tracts land in Virginia present
uny strong claims TO the regard of capitalists sposed
vest their money in the purchase valuable real
me tract viii be sold entire the ofe
uocfber respectively distinct and apart other
as on The day OF sale sha the general ofpuchas
One fourth Of the purchase will he required in
na The balance IN three equal annual instruments, be
Sur IN the usual way Possession will he givrH the
Isl of January, 1924. SAMUEL I. CAGELI
e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21
DRY GOODS.


Subscribers hand and offer for sne on The
n most accommodating
10 bales nopt cotions, this falls Importation
lUo pieces superior Grapes
~ bales blue, white aud drab PLAINS
bale red hannels
do. twled kerseys
100 pieces cloths cissueres OF various qualities
case superior warranted colors calico
cases 1ags and bandannn handkerchiefs
15O elegant cambria robes
so elegant Mandarin Grape robes real Nankn all co,ors
case nuns thread
! do. all colours do.
do. rich figured silks
Alarge combs
case brown hollands smportnto,
cases finest Irish linens in market, baltimore
a few pieces finest jeans and Earscilks luiltnrs
case o. cambric unconmunly fae
10 cases hats, wool aud camel's haits
Aud many other articles.
GROCERIES.
TIE Subscribers hare land e9eoea for SAFE lo.,--
80 hhds- bright retailing mpasses
So 5oss {{prime green coffee
100 packages fresh
20 pipes genuine Coganc brandy
20 pupchcons rum, various qualities
10 tons Swedes iron
200 boxes window glass
40 kegs white lead principally English
Putty, rosn, &c.
100 boxes and barrels loaf sugar
dnd viii ,fcsipe by first aTr.-nls--
~ hhts. superior sugar, being entire parcel, just
arrived from 81. Croix
80 binds. Pennsy yania whiskey
10 pipes genuine Cognnc brandy, from the importer,
ALSO IN STORE
$50 kegs best cut nails, from Dover factory
100 boxes tea sets India China
90 do dining sets
100 casks old Tenerile and dry Malaga Wine
hhds. verdgris
$50 bags shot
They riH receive an addition IN n day or f,ro--
IOO boxes Colgate's candles
These offered for sale the public are insured on The
most accommodating terms.
MoNcGRE, ROBINSON pLEAsANrs.
November u. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-21

NoBYGLE. November t2.-Commodore
Porter Ielt here on Monday morning in
the steam boat Potomac, for Washington, hav-
ing left orders for the vessels Of bis squadron
To- follow hin with all possible speed Accord
ingly, the U. $. corvette John Adams, Lieu
tenant Page, hearing the Commodore's broad
'Tennant Shop OF war, Peacock, LeUtensn,