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70 the Public.

A BOUT six years since, Leonard Clai
4 n bourn and my sell Ind acknowledgement
ing relative 10 two bonds, que OF loo dollars,
aud the other OF 20 or 76 JoIprs---Now, IN or
der TINT the public may judge Of my DISPOSE
ton 10 act MS n fnan OF honor should do, /
hereby inform MIR CmibonrB that | am dis.
posed, and anxious TO refer. our difference 10
nrhitralion, and Tint make choice Of Wm.
Innsial and David II. Clarke, aud TINT he
eau, OF course, appoint two gentlemen To-
meet those hnye appointed ON The Tuesday
after the nest Pilisylynnia court, AT the court
house, by whose decision will abide. The
bonds above alluded to, have been twice pnid
which Mr.. Gluibourn las now in his pOsses-
sion. further wish TO give Mr.. Cln,6oarn "a
far ehnnGo, II any person knows of any
thing calculated to prevent laborisg man
from having responsibility, will be glad thnt
he would pat bin In possession of 1t. ! mnst
confess 10 MIR. Claibourn Tint | was engaged
IN bringing the quielam SUITS aud | nIn In
hopes ilai he will not consider this wrong, rs
only wish justice from bis hunds Although
have been always afraid OF guupowder, he
can, by giving two hours notice, be satisfied.
la any other way; though | do not wish to
engage IN any KIND Of riot.
NICHOLAS McGINNIs
Feb IL. It,
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be viii wake Mrs. Hillp One evening
milliner's apprentice brought home a
band box and by the fnadsertence of a
new servant, was shown into tile roam
where Mr. Hill Was sitting. CURIOSITY IN
anced hiln to open the box aud look at It's
contents. He re-elosed it, however, With
out single remark and when Mrs. Hill
afterwards asked him for five pounds 10
buy chest of drawers, gave IL To her at
once. On the following Sunday, ~ soon
US he asecnded the pulpit, he kept good
look out for his wife. She presently made
her appearance, trying TO force her way
through the crowd, mich always blocked
up tie aisles of The neeling house %
Which her ,igiant husband cried out
Make way, good people, make way, for
Mrs. II III IS coming with chest of drawers
on her head"
Grog,-Untl the time Of Admiral Yer
non, the British sailors had their allow
ancc oil brandy or rum scrs ed out To them
'Inmxed with water This plan was found
to be attended with Inconvenience on
some occasions and the Admiral, there
fore, ordered that in the fleet he comman-
ded, the spirit should he mixed with wa
Ter before II was given 10 the men. This
innovation nj first gave great offence TO the
sailors, and rendered the Commander very
unpopular, The Admiral, at thai time
wore grogram coat, and was nirknancd
DID Grog.' This name was afterwards
given TO the mixed liquor he compelled
them to take ; aud il has since universally
the name Of Irog.
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From the Nantucket Enquirer.


Thu Rev. Howard Hill, Of London, was
preacher remarkable for applying him
self IN particular and pointed manner to
his congregation. Speaking on the sin al
tendant upon dress, and conforming to all
the iooleries Of the day, he observed, 81
am well aware many of you are ready to
say" Mr. Hill, look at home; look at
your wife it is true look at her; there
she IS" And then applying himself per-
sonally to her, in presence of the congre-
CATION, said, "You know | have often
pointed out TO you the sin and folly of ex-
travagance, when you could relieve so ma
ny of your fellow creatures, in place OF
wasting your money In this way" A
mong other anecdotes related of this &C.
centric preacher, il is said that on one oe-
casion, perceiyibg Mrs. Hill asleep in NEE
ting, and person who sat next to her al
so asleep, he addressed himselfto another
individual" Friend, friend, give You
neighbour pinch he snores 50 loud, thai
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Out and Gone.
Htsiern e'ls q Charlotte County }


Firgiaia, Heceptbet 20, l8s2.
NERf Unexpectedly left tins neighhor-
hood, al Il season very uncommon for
honest men 10 stali pn a moving expedition,
DIiURY d. Howell, or DRURY OWL,
either nane being adopted as circunstan-
ccs require, Halter, pretended, by trade.
The said Howell, for that is the name he
bore white M this section of country is a.
bout 80 years of age, fair complexion, con.
verses very easy aud smooth, and upc1, the
whole looks like lic ought In he a'respecta-
table mm AT the first or transient glance
But view him with u little scrutiny, aud you
will behold in his couulenance u luminous
preface To both grand and petty larceny.
lie Is also very fond of Whiskey, indeed he
mas very strong respcct for every species
oi the eXhllirating tribe. lie also possesses
ingenuity enough tOlmpose upon the liberal
and unsuspeciing wherever he may meet
with them. After defrauding aud other
wise nalreatlng great proposition of the
people of this neighhorhood, who had trust
ed him under the most solemn assurances,
he decampcd on the night of the e2d inst :.
aud has net been heard of since. These
observations are mad, 10 the public, from
no othet motive, than that the people who
may be 50 unfortunate rs TO have him for a
nelshbor, iaay be prepared to treat him
with that attention his character deserves.
II an nnderhanded manner of dealing with
slavcs--lfa constant practice of lying--if
tue corruption OF every thing that can be
corrupted, be odious to the people, this
man Is ~ an eminent degree calculated IN
perform such drrds.--lfrom good report,
this Is not the first nor second time he has
cioped. Therefore il is agreed, if any man
without the limits otthis state, should think
proper TO arrest and bring back the snid
Howell to this ueighborhood, he shall pay
to the good citizens OF Charlotte $500, he
sid"e paying all The expenses oftrnnsporta-
ton, and II arrested aud taken IN this com
monwealia by a citizrn of Virginia, and
brought luck, double that sum. Editors
DESTROYS # exposing rascas, and promoting
Justice, throughout the United States, will
insert tbs caution 10 the public and oblgc
JOHN OLIVER
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Most Norrible !,

TNKEN, or stolen from my Shop, on
4h street, few days past, sewers /.
BOOKS, belonging to tie estate OF Rob, RI
Perrie, decd, viz Elegant extracts fYom
the most eminent British Poets" vouf,n 4tI.
18th, OH, lth and l2th , Tie Work. Law,
renee aterne,' volumes lst, ID, 7il,, OH. mn
and l2th two bibes, the one Fl ..lcb. Inc q.
ther English, elegantly bound in red morocco.
J will give liberal reward for said Books or
Tor Information OF the same. A. LEWIS.
February H. 4 "a
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Tobacco land,

And in point Of health no situation surpasses
IT, Thee IS no doubt but the Lynchburg and
salem Turnpike, which is now in rapid pro-
gre 'ion, win pass directly by said store and
dwelling-houee as il is believed the said road,
from the localities OF said creek, viii cross the
same where the present stage road crosses.
In offering The above estate for sale the un-
dersigned, are not unmindful OF the pressure
Of the times, but il is offered for sale, in order
to settle mp the business of the late mercantile
firm above named. The terms viii be ac-
communication, and made known, and the pro-
Yerv shoWnto any person wishing to purchase
by the undersigned residing on the premises.
CfifS. WHITLEY
JOHN ii. SMITH
Jan Il. wow "a
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Museum of Foreign Literature
and Science.

c.,.,ea Inv ROBERT WALSH, in.
ta,,,,,re of this enterprise, may be under
ce,y considerations which the ad-
''a,1,ss will venture to subjoln to Their annun-
,','on ofir. The periodical works OF Great
pr,ts,n and France contain mass oil literary
D,lsa,entifc Intelligence, whion does not reach
a. An,erican pubic for want OF suitable
nh.ane, hut which would be read among us
mi, ea,,al pleasure aud profit. Such OF the
,,,,,;.h Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
81 Ia the United Slates--not excepting the Il
Gahnrsh aad Quarcerly Reviews-emhrrce
nth matter which is OF little interest and DINO
ady,ntape to the American reader, and not un'
s'ansntlv fitted to vitiate his literary taste, his
,nolals. or hi political principles. 1t Is desira-
hls unde, these circumstances, mat scieclion
shnud he made, such as would furnIah the va
lnable and ente tanning portion oil their con.
.aa,s IN the exclusion OF the other portion con-
,o..ea of details ana speculations either unin-
.s ,.I a. smselves, or mischievous in Their
aa"irat;on, On this Ie BE- of local concern and
gntess consumption Of time, would be 6bele
nd for pages destitute OF merit might be sub
st,tned many of value which dow remain ua
Inovn All Inaccessible. OF several Is itish
;orpals OF the scientific aud eradite cast, and
otber, indeed of mo e geneial ard atthe same
time very solid characte, little or 20 use is
made by the editors and compiler of the perio-
deal WORSE p inted in he United Sta, IS.
The object of the one now advert ed, is the
accumulation, in permanent form, OF he ma
,eral, thus neglected, nd Il the lite any d
scientific ticies worthy OF beng rc.rinel in
IN, untry, but winch, when 20, are accom-
panied by 1tne's possessing % claim to atten-
ton. A mi- cellany--tne Select Reviews--akin
in the sign, but 10, equal in comprehensive
ness to the present, foulished for some years
in this CITY, aud would, 1t may be presumed,
have continued to be suppo ted by widespread
subscription, but Tor an alteration Of the plan,
anda series d adyenttlous reye'seo. Tue regi
val oiit with larger scope, W ,uid seem likely
to be attended with Still lno e 81 5nai success
than lis original existence, o"inst u the great
muItiplicatl, IL Of readers Of pc, Iodical works,
and the WIDE htiuslo4 oil the habit OF seeking in
them, both niolmation and amnsement.
The Muse an commence in July, 1922. 1t
brm, two volumes a yer
Published moaAtiy--Price Sir Dollars a gear,
pdIaOle an ddtQuce.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21

q = The EDITORS OF THE ElRGINIAN,
(aSents for LynchhurS and its sicini,y,) So
hctl subscriptions 10 The above works.
The North Amrfican Review, and Amcrl-
can journal az Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
claim 10 public support, rs forming imltor-
tant parts of our nafiOnm literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21

4 L court held for Buckingham coun-
4 n ~, the 9th day OF Decclnbcr 1922:
William Moore and Martha his wife, Vii
lam Cooke aud Nancy ms wife, and Sally
Jones, heirs and distributes OF Margaret Jone,
deceased, nlaipliE,
Against
William b. Jones, administrator of Marga
ret Jones, deceased, Thomas Jones, Blake Is
Jones, Robert Il. Jones, John B. Jones, Ed
ward Lakeland, aud Robert b. Lakeland, his
infant son, John = lIudgens, and his sou vii
liam Stearlng lludgens, an infant, Elizabeth
Jones', widow and relict of Daniel Jones, de-
ceased, billiard, and Sally his wife, Eliza
beth Jones, Albert &. Jones, Milton Jones.
John \. Jones, aud Daniel Jones, and Henry
Jones, who are also heirs and distributes of
the said Margaret Jones deed, defendants.
IN CHLNCEHY
The defendants Thomas Jones Blake Il
Jones, Robert b. Jones, John b. Jones. John
I. IHdgens, Elizabeth Jones, widow of Dan
iel Jones, deed, billiard, aed sally his
wife, Elizabeth Jones, Albert &. Jones, Mil.
ton Jones, John 4. Jones, Daniel Jones and
Henry Jones, not having entered their an
Pcarance, and IT appearing to the satisfaction
OF the court that they are not inhabitants of
lhls commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, it IS ordered, that
the said absent defendants do appear here at
March court next, and answer the plaintiff,
bill, and tI:ata copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Lynchburg Press for two
months successfully, and another copy be
posted up nj the front door of the courthouse
OF this county. A copv-Tcstc,
2oWSW r. EIDklDGE, in ID. {.
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MY. Robert AeWis.

DLEASE to take notice that on the 9th
day OF February next, AT the Eagle IIo-
tel in the city of Richmond, shall proceed
to take the deposition Of Daniel Warwick, 10
be read as evidence in suit NOW pending in
the Hastings, court of the corporation Of
Lynchburg, in which ! am plaintiff and you
are Defendant MlCAJiIl DAVIS Jr.
Jan, l6 90 w1w
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Only four more drawings
REMAIN TO COMPLETE THE
STATE LOTTERY.

Now drawing in the City of Baltimore, I'M
der the superintendent of the Commits
sionefs appointed by the Governor and
Council agreeable to the Act of Assembly
Tie present situation of the Wheels is
highly favorable TO adventurers, no prize be-
ing yet drawn higher than one of One Thou
and Dollars The CAPITALS STILL
uNDRAWN, therefore, are
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
10000 DOLLARS, 5000 DOLLARS,
Besides Thousands, SC sc. Speedy APP
plication should be made for Tickets. 1t
will be rccollected, also, that there are NO
STATIONARY PRIZES in this scheme,
and that the soonCr investments are made,
the greater IL the chance for the FLOAT
ING CAPITALS. The price will be a
gain advanced in short time--present
rates, VIZ
WnoLE TIcnrs slo QUARrERs SO
HALVES 6 ElGnTns / so
To be had, warranted itldropn. OF
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Superior articles in the Sailing
Business.

rE&llE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO in
D. form the public that they hive just re
ceved direct from The mannfaetory, Biiming
ham best plated and steel spring stirraps,
with reversed ,ides-piated and steel reversed
checked bride bitts--pIatcd and steel fancy
c,rb and snalle bitts--best plated and steel
short necked spnrs--high and low caniled
best cutback saddle trees--best bilitcd snaf
he and Weymouth heads and rcns with tipt
tong plated buckles--woolen grth webb Of
best, second and third quality, ,arge do. do
do with most other articles in the business
and have constantly on hand general assort-
ment OF saddles, brides, harness, saddle.bags,
valeces &c, &c.--and trust they will give ge-
neral satisfaction, as our materials cannot be
surpassed ROSS & SMALL.
Richmond, Dec. %. 1922. 6l2l
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& Q IL T. N 5
LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFTIC

LUTTEItf 4 EXCHANGE OFFICE
III, .Harhst .Sbeei-Boiim0
Where m The too last STATE LO1IE-
RES, the great capitals OF 10000 dollars
aud $4,000 dollars were sold, besides no
less than SEVEN CAPITALS of 1900
dollars each-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-
vatc conveyance, enclosing the cash or pri-
49, - any 81 the Baltimore Lotteries, will
meet The most prompt ,>ttention. addressed
to j. |. COHEN, lr. BGlfi.ore.
baltimore, January 20, 1898. 81
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American journal of Science and
Arts,

GoadHetsd by BENI tNIIN SILLIMAN, Pro
Jessor u Chemistry, &c. Yale Coliege.
This Journal began in The year 1919. Two
numbers between which there is An interval
OF about three months, form volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-02-21
StrayeA OK Stolen,

EROM the stable Of A. S. Henry, in
Bedford county, on tie night Of The 18th
inst. two HORSES, one Il black, with white
bihd ircf aud very old, the other young sor.
rel, With a long tail, Of great elegance OF form
high blopded, and rising 8 years old. Whoe-
ser viii deliver The above horses 10 Captain
Henry q Bedford, or TO lie subscriber living
III Charlotte county shalt be handsomely re-
varied. JOHN HENRY.
Jouusry "a w39, %
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To the Editors Of Me Eirgiaian.
ATESSRS. EDTrDRS-Fort the hon

MESSkS. EDPFDRS-For the bene-
w tit Of honest men, aud ms check ON
sconhdrels, | have thought proper 10 request
that you will advertise, that WILLIAM
hEXifS, Jun. who lived with his father CWil-
liam keatts) in the upper part OF Halifax
county, Va. and not more than miles from
GTasty's store, in Pittsylvania county, Va.
has absconded, and carried with him seven
negroes, four of whom were conveyed Iy
the said Keats to Mr. William smith aud Mr..
Jeremiah W. Graves, Qruslcrs,) Tor the pur-
pose OF paying a debt due Ia me. The ne
grors conveyed are named Fanny, a woman.
aud Martha, Clark and Hannah her children
Now, To the end that II scoundrcI like Keats
shall moi ENJOY the benefit al IA good charac-
ter, give this public notice 10 all the world !.
and Tor their more perfect security, inform
them, that he IS man about } feet or 10
inches high, rather dark complications near
30 year, OF age, some defect in his fore teeth
and rs plausible IA liar rs exists on the face Of
the globe. He has deceived more people, in
his way, agreeable 10 his understanding, than
any man of his age in existence, counting the
number OF those he has had any thing 10 do
with.
Given under my hand aud responsibility, al
my store, in pittsylvania county, VA. this Sd
day OF January, 1923.
PHILIP L. grassy
u Tie Editors of the Nashville Whie
MiIledgevile Journal, and Huntsville Repnb.
lean aud Alabamian will insert the above
twice, and forward their accounts to this Of
fee for settlement
january IL. o3wow
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The North American Review.

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been ,tend-
ly advancing in public estimation In Janua-
ny, 1920, the editor.hip was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, oil the University at Cambridge,
New-Ensland. netc SerirS was then com
menced, With which ii is convenient tLat sub
scriptions should begin. Orders foe any part
OF the work will however be thankfully re-
eeiYed by h. Littell and by X. Norris Henry
who are interestedin the publication.
Published qoarterig-s Price Fire Dollars u
year--paydbie IN adfaace.
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ChNrc. Music.
The Subscribers Health

fHElNG SO far restored rs TO enabla him 10
- post books, draw OF accounts, or copy
records or other writings, will Thankfully un-
dertakc any job oil this kind TO enable him to
support hImscii-he may be seen at Robert
Morris,'s. WILLIAM MITCHELL. Jr
February 7. 81 81