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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-06
N lrnct az i.anA,

III 'amphcll county, containing four hundred
hnd hiiN-hNe or 60 acres formerly the proper.
" oil Robert &. and Gabriel l. scott This
land lies ON the turnpike road, and about f,e
mics from Lynehburg---is considered nm rx-
celIeni iHrm and sufficient TO work S or ~
hands an.--fcfsons desirons OF purchasing.
hndwishins to see the land, will call on Mr..
puohey Jones or myself, aud the land will be
shownto them Tho terms will be as follows .
Que fourth cash--the balance in three equal
ahnn"l ayments--the money 10 he satisinc-
l"rily stcHfed, The title To the above land
was conveyed 10 me in trust tor certain pur-
noses, am the sale is made at the request of
those interested. The title is believed TO be
nndonhted, but will convey only such title
as Is vested in me
JAMES MARTIN, Trustee.
Januery ,
We consent to public sale bv MI. Martin
oi the lind conveyed by r. C. Ssof1 and G
scott 10 said James Martin, trustee> &c Rsex.
pressed in said deed aud we wilIAanite or
convey separately any interest which ~ have
10 snid lands or its proceeds-ns witness N,ur
hands and senls
GEORGE y. MERIWEIUTR.
WILLIAM SHAW.
DOHCAS M0ORMAN,
GEORGE MARTIN,
ANSLEM CLARkSON,
DUDLEY JONES,
MILTON BENNETT,
JOHN FOWLER.
January :. wiw2i
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Valuable Property

FOR SALE.
IVA will dispose Of the highly
G...A improved BRICK TE1SE-
,..ikfsz NENT on Main street, adioin-
sssse1AasA ioe the store Of 4 Robertson, esq
and handsome LOT for building, al the
corner OF 3D. street and 3D. alley, fronting Mr..
john Schoolhcld i62 lact front 10y 1872 deep
on 3d alley, and on Whitb there Is a small and
comfortable house, occnpiedby MIR. II stump.
Ter, on very accommodating terms. Persons
wishing 10 purchase viii please 10 call on MIR
Stevens, WHO is fully authorised 90 make
shle. " | MORRIS.
December 10 2nwtslo
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One other Iract.

within mile or two of the latter, cstima.
ted at $50 acres, on which is a small plan.
tation, n considerable rart of which is fresh +;
likewise, pretty good DWELLING HOUSE
nearly finished On this place has been raised
tobacco OF superior quality, and the land
yet TO clear, at least good proportion of il,
is OF neArlN the snme dcscrinLinn -
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NMginia, 40 Wit:

\ + II Court of Quarterly Session cont
L nned aud held Tor the county of Camp
bell, ut the court house thereof, on Sn-
lurday the 10th day OF November, 1s23, in
the 18th year OF the commonwealth,
James Jones, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend, Ger
man Jordan and Daniel b. rarow, ir.
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containing 100 acres, lying in said county,
and ndioiuing the lands of james Tapscott,
WIN. station aud others The said deed was
executed Tor the heucft of Jesse H. Couch,
aud has been transferred for the benefit of
VIM Morris. wi. convey the title which |
hold only.
JAMES TArsCoTT, Trustee.
January =, w2wr2l
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One other IYact.

on the waters of Bark creek, containing about
500 acres, all in woods, a small proportion on.
ly of which is considered tobacco land of SUI
perlor quality, but "A considerable part might
be justly denominatcd tolerable grain land, il
lies well, Is well watered, aud abounds with
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Ivy authority OF the Lo,A-
lnonMeaNh OF Virginia.
QVaSYAG0 CANAA
LOTTERY,
A. Mcintyre, .EdHaSer.


This iso Lottery formed by lhe combination
81 80 Nos, AMI the prizes therein VIII be da-
siermined rs prescribed ,nthe mansge ndvcr.
rsemc nj, 6est announcing fhe scheme, and in
tue bills which will be delivered 10 the pnr-
chaser Of a ticket or share
NJ ticket which shall have drawn q prize
vi superior denomination eau be entitrd 10
al Inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days nfier The drawing,
and subject, as usual, too deduction OF ID per
gent.
large proportion " the above scheme hns
hoen arranged into psreels oil lotickets, each
parcel embracingtlie 80 combination numbers.
hese are warranted 10 draw at lcast \ lO--or
81 after the deduction ol 10 per cent so
thai ten chances for the larger prizes will he
obtained by the adv enturer for IA tllng ca j
1ensr
Tickets may now be had Mt ECHOLS n
Noht u y bookstore, Iynehburg, IA NJ, and
shares IN proposition but wiil be advanced 10
-, OF Monday the 10th inst
The drawing will positively take place in
me city 81 Richmond IN the ennrsc Of lbr
NOUN OF January next, and the parn.ular
-Aay VII shortly be announced
Ag3eb5ug, December, 1921
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Rose & patteson

ENDER their sincere thanks TO he q
IL hsens ofhe piciniiy orLgnehJrg, for
The great confidence reposed in Men,. since ddr
competition IN HE practice Of Medicine, bM sub
IS NE number Of unScHicd accounts IN Hc6
Goofs, and 50 compiettiy is heir time occppid
oyPr2te@'onat duties, mai Hey hare been con-
PeHed 10 gd Capt. II. BaHingfr, 10 close Htjf
oo0hs, commencing in 1919, and erlerdisg 10
3i@ Decemder, 1872; confdenty beEf,ing,
mose 'rho are unable 10 make uounI.at piR mt
0elea 10 giring due bill.
ihe'r aiieniion 10 he SICK aeiH be igdefafjeo-
ofe, any tier charges Io,c, especially 10 hos
'eho make P0ymemUnce a gear.
Ooo0er .. ,r2m g
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Eotiee.

y virtue of a deco Of trust executed 10
- The subscriber by Nicholas &. Cobbs, on
the Isl day of pctobur, ISIS, and Of record in
the oihcc of Buckingham county, mud for the
purposes therein mentioned, | shall, on the
18Th day OF January ueAt, on the premises,
proceed 10 sell, at public auction for ready
m
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One Tract OF land,

continuing one hundred acres, on which The
said JHbez Lellsiol, Ir. now resides, adjoin.
ing the lands ol Mrs hosely, Iiny est. and
Thomas Eary, ~ the county OF Bedftrd.
One Other Tract of Land,
containing fifty nHres, ndjoininP the lands ol
Charles stennfa, Mrs, Mosely, Rays est and
The land on which the sad Jabez Lciinieh,
Jr nov resides, also ail The said Jabez Lett
u.ieli Jr. crop oil tobacco, Of the growth OF the
year Of 1923, made on the lands above named.
The title 10 The above property is believed 10
be good, but we shall only convey such title
rs Is vested IN u as trustees aud 40 other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, }
SAMUEL GARLAND, Trustees.
WAl, NJ. RlA Is,
December ~ Htds is
NJ The above sale Is postponed in couse-
auencc OF the weather, until the 10th day Of
January, 1924, II fair, II not Tie ued fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, al which time
II will take place ut the dwelling house OF The
said JabeZ LeftHicb, jr. as above named
SANuEL HANNAH,
SAMuEL GARLAND, Trustees.
WM. M iuvES,
December 90. wtds2o
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" CH4NCERX

Nv Cf.3NLERI
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of tie corrt
''a' o'e defendant George S. HolloNny doth
not reside within the limits of mi. commor.
wealth, on motion OF the plaintiff. by coun.
sell II Is ordered, thai unless the said defend.
ant George >. Holloway doth appear here at
or brlote the first day of February Comt
next, To be holden in the said county Of Am.
herS' and answer the said plaintiffs hin, and
give security according TO the act OF assembly
aud the rules OF this court, 70 abide the FL.
tnre order and decree of the court, the plair.
t'h b'Ii shall he taken as confessed, and The
matter .nereof decreed aud il is further OF.
ue,eo' ,nat copy OF this order he published
IN the Nirginian, printed in tie town Of Lunch.
burg, Tor the term of tso months. and anG.
,her copy thereof posted AT De front dooroI
the court house of this county
copy. Teste,
II ARTHUR b. DAVIES, OK.
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crttNea'c 81 Gorera9r Ptensaatg and others a.
70 ne eor'sr 'atSs q tie above plan Of 10 r
HeuNQSp, llth November, Is23
AhflhG huel feqneSted by MIR Archibald
MeIhiyte, the Manager of the Qaaniicu Canal
4.ouery, To eXraiae the principles on which
ipuer't afH ofned by the combination of
humtcfs agp,on which he purposes 10 pursue
- fafs lug Tie money which hr isauthoriseJI,v
ms en"iraet with tbe commissioners, Ia rnisr;
eha having aueniitely examined the prinei-
ltes on Mhieh sheh Lotteries nre formed, we
nave no hesitation in declaring, that. in our
view, the plan Is perfectly fair aud correct -
we have pAstienlarly cAumined the scheme of
ms hrsl class, cansistiugani Ao6u tickets form
ed by lac onhlnalfon of 30 Nos aud find
mat ihe.am aiit oi the prizes which mnN. of
necessity he drawn therein, 10y the drawing
oil on u the 30 numbers as peoposed hy the
schemes IS s46, 800, which Is The amount of
l'e h69 tickets nj the scheme price of 90 90 +.
consequently, NO othor profit can accrue TO
Ne sad com ssiuuers, or TO MIR MCINTYRE.
on the sale oil all the tickets in she scheme. al
Ihal price, ihan the 10 per cent 10 be dedueled
Fom the prizes.
W. are ais" OF opinion, thatthis plan has a
decided preferences over The old, GA account
81 lhe celebrity and accuracy of the detarmi-
nation OF 'hr prizes. II preGludes the posi-
piiiy 6i The commission oi raa,ls or mistakes
IN Tue dta@iag, and saves much waste of time
and expense.
JAMES FLEAsANaS, Jr.
P.y DANIEL.
SOM ROGkENRROuGu.
ROBERT SfANARD.
WM. n. FlIZWuYLSoNN,
" NJ C. fENDIEToN,
!. THOMAS Ri CHE.
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IN CIL7.f( cry
The defendant William Duffy not having
entered his appearance and given security nc-
eording 10 The act of assembly and the rules
oil this court, and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant Il this
country; on the motion Of the plaintiff, by
counsel, it IS ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day Of March
court next and answer the bill of the plain
tiff, and that n copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the
town Of Lynchhurg for two months success
sivoly, and posted at the front door Of the
court house of the corporation Of Lynchburg
on some court day.
copy. Teste,
10 JAMES BENAGB, d. C.
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I''herst County .NoremLer Court, 1875
'"o''''' :, iio'."way plaintiff,
George 5 Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
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skFbF School of MARY b. GANNAw ~
Will open again on the first Monday i'm
fesraary, ia2ft--iier trrms v III be moderate.
shs-rah ia rnish : tew5 etnales with board ON
ress9naSlr ictns. Dec ID tc2Nio
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Virginia, TO Wit i:

A II a superior court Of chancery holden
y in the town of Lynchburg, the Sd No
yembcr, 1923
Thomas Crews, William Brydie. Nancy Nc
Creole aud Betsy Brydi plaintiffs,
against
william Long and Betsy his wife, John FL
lis, Richard Hills and Thomas Adrdge, Geo.
Myers, James S. rendleton, William Mann
and John Myers & Company, defendants.
This cause came on this dav 10 be heard on
the papers formerly read. on the decree pro-
nounced herein on the eighteenth day OF Alay.
1922, the report al the Marshal and his lro ,
reedIngs OF sale under the said decree, and ON
II statement OF the facts agreed Ly the parties
andy consent submittedto the court, ia ord. r
thai The decree Aforesaid may he so far cor
reeted rs the facts aforesaid may require aud
Us argued by counsel j; ON consideration
whereof, the court doth adiudge order and
decree, that so much OF the decree aforesaid
as directs sale in Zee simple, of the tract o
land IN the mortgaged deed mentioned. called
the Lalnvlile tract, be set aside aud anuiifIed
that the sale OF the said tract of land made
ny the Marshal under the decree aforesaid be
likewise SET aside that the residue of the
sales made by the Marshal, as appears by his
said report, be confirmed and that he exc.
cute proper deed of conveyance for the
eighty one and half acres of land sold 10
the plaintiff Thomas Crews and the court
proceeding 10 make such decree in relation
to the sale of the said Lainville tract of land,
MS the aforesaid agreed facts will warrant
doth further adjudge, order and decree, that
the Marshal OF the court, after advertising in
manner required by the former decree, do a.
gam expose 10 sale, by public auction forre-
ady money, the aforesaid
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CoMmission Eusines.

rTiliE subscriber offers his services r.
the public rs an agent TO transact Lp=;.
ness on commission. lie will sell lela,,
ship tobacco for those who are disposed i,
try the Rithn.ond mari ct, receive and 10.
goods iuI country merchants, execute pt,ts,
for the purchase oil goods, attend 10 bank l.,
siness, collect money aud bond account. !,
lows. IlHyng been engaged some ,e;,r. !
the purchase OF tobacco, Nih fuIi Inc
ledge OF all the purchasers in LynrLlrs,.
well aeauain ed with the circumstances
rating on or influencing the nurket, in =.
session OF the best foreign aud domestic -.
fiee as 10 the value OF The article, Tie ~
scrihrr considers himself prepared 10 f.ia
carr of aud promote the Interest Of ovs.'.
planter who may conide in him lie 81,
diligently devote his time To- tie bushes, -,
trusted TO his care, aud lie promises 10 he l.,
nest, punrtual and faithful. Ills Office i ~.
Hancock < Browns.
THOMAS \. HoLCOppr
December 10. Iofr,
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y Nwelling Mouse,
80 Acres oS Alana,

NOTICE Is hereby given thai aseltle-
~ mrnt Of nnr accounts aud u division ri
the estate of George Mcdaniel, dec viii
take place nj Mrs l.. NnodrooIs tavern In
nmhersi cotnaGy, ON FRIDAY the 9th day Of
Tebfuary neNs Al those Interested IN said
estate arr requested Ia attend
,DNBSEY WARE. -.
NELSON {. DAWSON, - o'''
December 10 lpNl6f
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A r a court Of hnstings held for the cor
IA poration OF Lynclburg, At the court
house, on Wednesday the 9th day Of Novem-
ber 1898
John d. Urquhaft plaintiff,
Against
William Duffy and Frederick II. Murrell,
JaGanJautr
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Trust ale.

DY ,ifsn of deed IL trust exceeded TO
ID Tie sulsefalrr rs Jfbnz Letiwieh, Jf.
snd Aiai4lA bi Is lie, l., afng date the lpb day
Il aepteuiber, ls22, ana ol record m lbe
Glgrk's Office Oi tIe Gouf5y euurt OF Bedford,
Tor the propose OF securing The payment OF
sundfy sums of money therein expressed, We
shall ell, by wa Of public auction, for cash,
At tie dwelling hottie of tile said Jabez Lett
1,iclI. Jr in tie equity of Bedford, Oh tlie
I'D day 81 pecember, 1873, The following pro
perry. 10 N,t
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AainviNe Yra,t of X.ana.

Tor aud during the joint lives Of the defend
ants, William Long and Belsey his wife, aud
no longer and apply the proceeds Of said
sale IN the manner directed by the decree a.
ioresaid, and that be report his proceedings 10
the court In order to final decree.
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LAND FOR SALE.

1--WE Executors Of Col. VIM. Leltwich,
Il dee d, oncr for sale, The FOLLOWING
lands ia the comfy OF bedford VIZ
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TffTE sAhscnJtr, wishing 70 Close his
1 basiHess, ltrs spld 20 Foul !. lafdy III
HI siock GA mud, eo,ststins 81 llais, Mate
fiAis. &c. aud transferred - lin liis bp"b
aud accounts ihssr IN hncar ufe re4npth
10 make payment 10 bin
WILLIAM 1AKDH
December 10.
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Public SMILE.

an the esd day of January, 1874, /
~ Will sell, at public auction, before the
DOOR OF Ilp Irnnk I'm IInInl II l ,.,,..Ll,.r..
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-26
From the .N'ew Hauen Herald Feb. 10.
INTERMARRIACES.

| Mr. Crawlord's plan for cvilizing the Indians, by
lintermarrying with the whites and amalg amazing
their blood with ours, appears TO be going INTO prac-
itCal operation in this State. One on the Indians ed
lucated at the school IN Cornwall has lately been
married to respectable young white female Of that
place and few days since passed through this town
on his way to the South lie is said TO be Of the
Cherokee or Choctaw tube, and Of full blood The
marriage took place without he consent OF the faith
Ter and other connections OF the young lady, who are
stated to be OF respectable standing IN society but
WAS Effected through the instrumtnallty oil The moth
Ter and her advisers, who has thus thrown her child
lat the tender age OF sixteen, into the embrace OF this
son Of the forest, scarcely redeemed from his native
wds, and destined again 10 mlngle with the tawny
herd from which he is descended. The names of
the parties not given, but are informed that
the father is native and formerly respectable in
habitant, OF this city We deem this an act so re-
pugnant to the moral sense OF a decent community
TO be worthy OF public and general apprehension
especially as it is said that three other marriages OF
the same nature are now in contemplation. it Is the
result of course OF conduct towards these sables
and blacks, which, Invested OF an ultimate though
very precarlous object would disgust the meanest
Citizen and throw its perpetrators out OF the pale oil
responsibility and decency The Indians and ne
groes at Cornwall, it is stated, are treated with more
marked attention and respect than the common CT
lizens, or the sons OF worthy and reputable farm
ers-'' the females in that place ride and walk out
with them by night and by day-spend evenings
with them-invite them to tea parties-coerespondl
with them-sufler themselves to be ompmenledl
by them--in short, receiving them the most ia
vorcd gallants and 5eaux-while young men OF the
town, poor white boys, often cast into shade BY
their tawny rivals "--These advantages coupled
with the personal affections Of their superors, stran
gers and others so strongly calculated TO fan, 10 lut
ter, begulle and decoy the heart of young and in
considerable girl, from the only apology for the un
natural connection, by creating an impression that
an association With characters highly praised and
SO much caressed, though OF different colour
would not after all, be 50 Gerry unpieaSaRt This
must be a state Of society BY no means enviable
The waywardness OF youthful fancy, IN opposition 10
common sense and the sterner dictates of Judgment
under such impulses, NAV often bring psng to the
parents bosom. who may be brought to endure the |
reelection that the daughter oil his love
and the child OF his hopes is to become nursing
mother to race OF mongrels or mulauoes.
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(which he was suspended, frequently rising up, and
then forcing himself down upou his victim; IN a
few minutes he put handkerchief over his lace
and in an instant took it of, and waved It over his
head crying Fira which was twice answered by
the crowd. Two other men pulled his legs, and
one hung on him for ten minutes; another fellow
struck him with his fist as mark OF indigniy At
ter the body had been hanging half an hour, was
Invited by the Baron Hardenburg who was on duty,
to see him. The poor fellows tongue was propel.
led from his mouth, which appeared very much
swollen and black Riego's figure was very slen-
der, and his height about FIVE feet nine inches He
wore Mustacho on the upper lip, and was dressed
in grey panaoons, black walstcoat, and was covered
with dirty smock frock, which had been once
white ; he was degraded as much as possible.
observed the greatest Joy among the multitude, and
Il saw many persons embracing under the gallows
A French officer in my room cried out "Shame !!
shame Y and retired.
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FROM THE NATIONAL GAZETTE
THE HOUSE or IND USTRY,

BY w. h. I4PPAh.
Go rear the dome wfose portals high,
Gladly receive the child Of SORROW.
Go, wipe the tear from misery's eye,
And cheer the sad with hope OF morrow.
Go thou whose vet untronlled bed,
Ne'er knew the midnight burst of anguish
60 where the dream of JOY has fled,
And pcnury is left to langush.
Affections wave THY barque may Whclm,
And tempests shroud thy sun Of pleasure
Then let Compassion set at helm,
And be sN Get Charity thy treasure.
HEARST thou that mother ask employ
She strives to check the tear that's stealing
Her miseries are forgot--the boy
She iondles, stirs that fount of feeling.
Yon timorous girl implores Relief
Obtained ., this shall sooth your sadness,
Dear helpless parents Danish grief,
Your child will turn that grief 10 gladness =
l coyet not the frozen heart,
There never tllrob Of love is beating
That bids the honest poor "dcpart"
That gives not Indebtedness Kind greeting
When active pity forms the plan,
To meliorate rough misery IS irownins,
o, surely then, we see the Man,
Gods nOblest work, His labor browning.
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A bachelor in Scotland, lately bethought him Of
taking unto himself helpmae His lair one CON
senting, the preliminaries arranged, and the
parties appeared before the holy man. "Are we
willing take this woman TO be your lawful vile -
said the parson. The bridegroom hestated. .
dnna freely KEN sir :; at last he drawled out. Ayr
Ii now came to the ladys turn 10 answer: scanda-
zed by the backwardncss Of the husband elect she,
too, " didna ken, TIL she consulted her hrither."
OF she set TO hold the consultation: but she stayed
so long 10 make it apparent to the bachelor tina,
he was still to live III single blessedness.