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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20
lYNCliGDnG, JANUARY 70, Is
INTIliESrING.

TIE HiJ .Hiaace mud South .7"'''ea'
BY the .ubj ,iied nrssage Of The Preal
,kan, tfansntted to Congress ON tie ! 1'h
inst. il will be- seen that the EAccmi,c, Al
though 10 possession Of inl"fmnlion on
This Interesting subject, declines making II
pnblc Ii Is ~ Oppressive silence,
which nhets our curiosity, mud increases
he hehef that important movements arr
making On tho poiilienl chess board
4 message WIS received from The Pre-
snf,,nf 81 tbe u. States, in The words fol.
Irving:
10 The House Of Representatives. Of the L.
Siatcs
In ansu or 10 u Te-al,dion al the House oi
Eepr.s@entali,es, Of Decenh,r IL request
i4p the Presidrat ur the United States Ia
! a before the uunse such information rs
IN. may l,u.scss, aud which may hc dtscln-
SD will"ut IA jury To the public good, rrli.
I've Ia the DETERMINATION 81 any sovereign,
e. combination al spNrrrlSas, Ia ASSIST
Spain Ia the suhJag.dlop 81 heI ldc COLONIES
-, tho American cuniinri an1 whether
any government of Emnpr j. disposed or
aioirfInlned 10 oppose ANY all or assistaace
which su,h VAer~'gn, ~ combination Of
a,v,r.igu-, may afford I" spain lol the sab
ia.Atian OF her late colonies above men
TONED | have Ia stalr, lhd possess no
! lfufmatipn oa that subject, nj knoWp
IT, CONGRESS, Whirh cal - disclosed with
out INJURY Ia thu puhtc good.
JAMES MONROE.
-C-L-
o. Tne Norfolk IIerald says-The
faluN.as is lhoug It Ia hc The state ot par
Tres ia the Yifsiaia Legislature upon the
Presidential qafstion Crt" ford TOO A
dams 90, Clay 10.
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ANDREW JACKSON
WILLIAM ROBINSON, ESQ.
CNI\TEKEEI1ERS TAkE\.

COCNTERFEITEIS TAKEN.
BALrlMoRr, January 3.-Mr. W L. Co
ninr, lottery ,cndcr, ollhls city, Yesterday
arrested three men, III the act of passing Il
counterfeit Note un the u. >. Bank, fer
5000. One of these men and two women
were committcd to prison hy judge BrIce.
--asqa-
httUr from " a-hngton, says" The
ANSWER ol the Executive To the call OF Con
grees for information IN relation To the in
trnt,oas VI the Holy Alliance, AS Ia the )
American COLONIES, viii be m substance
that the pnbtic Satety viii not permit them
Ia give all Ii" Information thcy have.
nl,r ~ DOUBT they have posture and I'm
POI - inforin zion, AVID that What va,
lately said about u pledge "f the u ltlsl
-, crnnrnt To resist the .Nijrs is true
| That pledge and the origin of H. 10 pruba
| hly what the Executive cannot cunmuul
cate y. !. .icr. .ldc.
Pairiohsm.-MrsE Ilawley, hair cutie
of New York. ad,rrtisrs that he viii flour
isl, III, scissors one week IN favor of I'm
shc,olc Greeks. Is not tins an cxaml /,
worthy of limitations
Forty Portical Addresses have been pre-
scented 10 the Managers of the y. OrIcalr
Thratrc, for lh. premium lately Offered. -
They are mostly IRON the Northert
States.
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JNs Nf2GiSIAN.

raiAFEr y" - - :"
n!cuARp Il. F0LLA a l"i'H h ''i''5
P4oiisAe,g effae i.sh' q p4s o'''9".
2yT4e sem Heesas f"psf,a' s. am .4t. '' '''
urc.y Iap.e. al - per ""5"' -, ',,' ~.
-, =. months, AID f'r..sf ~ ~
ei nj tht discretion al tife
a.. A.I,essi = n,eats wdi be inserted nj b.
..a,. n.r sf1are COR less tae hrss iin'r, "iri
a eesit. ttr each ron''""a"o' Those
IN, a .astanoc uHst he pad 30 t'Ni"ns Ia
their msediol, ~ ibe pay ai.h' a s'nhe" ~
- =. ,uoas,l,lt ,..,.au ~ Iyn,hbhrs
IN CkAoeefy ofdefs are inserted i"r 81
#lartrs.
Il. Al letters aldrcssed Ia The Editor must
6r ra<r rAtn, or tAry viii TIL Ice allradfd -
-
I.YNGlIEDRG, JAHL AIRY 20, 1874.
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Grad faa1i T.! deserves. = TIL .. ..=
&C 'atarriak'ng s'rpass'ts any eatrf c.#p
aiHG,eaiinH W. nave H. i. iruj,e. anI 70 ri
fu.ra a ni"-t iinp1Fiaui cfa in The i,t,,.r.
at ,l- & lied States a,,d :.
Is particularly hpnorai,ir IN the rl1rr,,...
at the STATE at New york"
Gencra Nina had ARMED AT plve,,...3
IN frro.h big of war, from tue iirai,..
ranean, With orspatehes. This arrival :,
cllrd much surprise.
The Emperar al Austria Is exprr,,d
Milan "a Tie middle oC February. H.,
be accompanied by his court aud all A.,
foreign anhd ,durs.
The sehr. Johns. of ST ANDREWS l..
breu seized al C"rk. with u large an ,,' -
of tobacco on hoard. TIE captain and
young man named MrMdsters, sunni
to be the supercargo. Were cxaminrd 81
comnittdla were ma'lc oul for al ~, h,s,t
SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazet,r Of Nnvrmh.r oo,.
contains very important decree, ,,n.b
by ihr king OF Spain "n The preceding l,,
by this decree II Council Of NIinist,..
created, similar ia heir funclinns ia :,
Cabinet Counil that was est,,hl;.b.J
Philip '. III l7i!, aud the Suprem. Jnn,3,
OF the States instituted by Charles IN =.
1897. We should Judge" sayst L,. r.. II
rirr," from the tenor ni this dc,,e. ~.
Is Ferdinands intention to ruI. l., :,
with the ad>ic ot this Conuc,l ,,,,f ''u
establishing any form of represent. ''''''''
vernmcnl, aud probably nithop b,.,, go
on his subjects even the NAM oc ,,.'"s
iuiional charter" The decree i, atdT.','.,
To Don Victor Sacz, who is to carry IL
provisions iuto effect, and To preside o,sr
the deliberations of the coan,ll nh.ne,,,
the king !, not present. OF course, I'm
report ol the Dismissal Of Saez was unfoun.
dc1.
BY late Information from gentleman
Lord Cnchranr's squadron, II appears tia,
. his mldahipacn have received each slso
prize money.
Extract of letter from an officer of m,
squadron IN TIE Mediterranean, dated Gl.
braltar, November p =" Mr.. Henry, our
Consul. has received Il letter from Mr.
Shaler, at Alsiers, Informing him of some
distn'b ance there. II appears that some
luminosity has arisen hriNcc the Algcri1c,
and Moors and the hey, in constqucncr
ordered all III" latter in the city 10 he mt
f W d'dIh. NOW, edch I'll the 0nsuls en-
/ ploycd two or three of these MOors as ser.
wants, and the prime minister was scnlWith
/ "A body vi soldiers 10 take them .NaN, Mr.
Shalcr resisted, and told the minister he
would protect his with his lIlr. HIS Moors
were sitting down al his feet, and he stan
dug OYER them with his drawn sn ord the
minister begged him To drsist, as I he con-
sequences mIght be fatal 10 him tMr. $
and further stated thai it would cost him
his head If he returned without them but
Ar. ,. MAS mArxblr, and the minister
/ 9edrcd out, went 10 the English Consal's,
broke open the honsr, ransachcd even 10
me ""mrn's apartments, aud took off the
! M"ors with hlm. BY the last accounts
! from Al6l"r~, ShaIer had sill retained his
Mo"r~. The report came out only this
morning possibly there may be nothing
IN II, hnl II Is probably true, as it came
from Mr.. Henry " /. .2atericaa.
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By authority W tne NUM-
monWeahh " Virginia.
QNA%HACu CaNaA
LOIgIEl& Y,
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, .Handger.


1000 tickets S26,3au
This ia Lottery formed by the combination
of ~ Nos. and the prizes therein will be do
trrnined as prescribed in the managers advcr-
tiscment first announcing The scheme, aud III
The bills which viii he delivered to the pur-
chaser ot ticket OF share.
No ticket which shall have drawn u prize
Of Il superior denomination can be entitled 10
anauleror pie
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing,
aud subject, AS usual, TO a deduction OF Is per
cent
\ large proportion of the above scheme has
been arran Ell into parcels ot lutirkets, each
parccl cmhracingihr 30 eomblnanonhumbers
These IRE warranted To draw nj lensl Sla-ol
So after The deduction OF Is per cent 50
ihat ten chances Tor the lnrger prizes will be
drained bg the ady1nturer Tor trIlfhg eN
pen,e
Tickets may now be had a, ECIIOLS .
NoRfHtS Bookstore, Lynchburg, At 81, and
shares ia proportion but will be advanced Ia
s.. on Monday the 18th inst
fhp drawing vii positively take place IN
thu city al Richmond ia the course of the
month oil january next, and the particular
day viii shortly be announced.
LgnchbWg Deeemb,r, ls23
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six Negroes lor sale.

NNTIEL BE SOLD, in the town of
w Bethel, in the county of Amherst on
Friday the I'd day Of January next, four Ne
gro men and two women, belonging 10 tue
estate of William Tinsiey. deed. Terms IL
berai, and will lee made known on the day OF
sale JANIS TlNSLEY, Er'or
Decsmbsr o. w4"l7
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Two NEGRO SLAVES.
Rose * patteson

IENDER Their sincere thanks 10 he "a
n hsens Of he riei,aty Of LynchJurg, ,ior
me great confdeace rep0Sed41i Hem, since HiJ
connection in The practice of .utdicine. ba,t aah
IS The number Of unsettled accounts On Hf'r
6oohS' ami so completely Is htir f,ne oseup.sd
oyRr?tess'onai dpiits, hat Hey hatcb1ea foQ.-
Peied 70 gel. Cdpi H. Battjager, ~ .fiosr Helr
books, commenting in 1919, and extending 10
3ld Decemder, 1922; confidently beIjgIpg,
those RHO are unokie 10 make payment rni not
object 10 gicng due bill.
Tier attention 10 HE sick riH be iqdefagga'
bic, amt their charges ioae, especially 10 ihosS
who mdkegdymem once year
October g. 9c3p
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-02
edford N0uember Court, 1898.
Barnet Payne, complainant,
Against

Dtu, Oi0 @f OGeHtOeI I OhtIs hoS %.
Barnet Payne, complainant,
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar
tin, Jenny Martin, John Matin, BENJAMIN
Martin, John Wilson and Sarah his wife late
Sarah Martin, James Pratt aud Mary his vile,
late Mary Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson and
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Martin de.
PENDANTS.
~ CH4NCERY.
II appearing to The satisfaction ofthe court
that Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, John vii
son, aud Sarah his wife, John Martin, Bcnia.
min Martin, James Pratt, and Mary his wife.
William Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson, and
Elizabeth his wife, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, Ii is therefore ordered. that
they do appear here on the fourth Monday in
February next, To answer the complainant's
bill, and that copy of this order be forth
with published in the Vhginian, for two
months successfully, and published at the
'front.' door OF the court house OF the said coun-
ty on two several court days
A Copy-Teste
20 JAS. c. SrEPTOE, C.B.C.
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4 7 court continued Ivy adjou7alnls.
= = ard held for Amherst county. at o..
court house, on tie 10th day Of Noyenlqg
ls23,
Lee II. Bnrks, plaintiff
ogaiua
Richard Henry Burks, James Powell and
wilkins Watson, defendant
~ CHINIERY.s
ON motion Of the defendants. II Is ord RI
Tint unless the plaintiff shall amend Il, ~
and make Nathaniel Henry party deten slt
in this suit. nt the next court. after he iii
haze been .ersed with copy OF this o.sf..
the injunction awarded him in. this ease Il.
stand dissolved rs tie act of this day, an II
appearing 10 tie count that the plaintiff De-
moi reside within the limits Of this conn,a-
wealth, this order is ordered 10 lie inserted
in tie Virginian, published in tie town a.
Lynchburg, during the term OF rs 0 months.
Copy-Ieste.
| 10 A. B.. DAVIES. Clerk
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~ CH.RACERl

II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the coupt
that the defendant George S.lloIloway doth
not reside within The limits otthis common
wealth, on motion OF the plaintiff, by coug-
sci, it is ordered, that unless the sRid delsud-
ant George ;. Holloway doth appear here at
or before the first day of February Court
next, 10 he holden in tie said county OF Am.
herst and answer the said plaintiff, bill, and
give security according to the act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, to abide the III
lure order aud decree of the court. the tllain-
lill7s bill shall he taken as confessed. and the
matter thereof decrced and il is further or
dered, that copy Of this order he published
IN the tirginIan printed in the town Of Iynch-
burg, for the term of tSo months, and ano-
Their copy thereof posted at the front door Of
the courthouse OF this county
A copy. Tesle,
IL ARTHUR B. DAVIES. Ok.
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NOTICE is hereby given that a settle
~ mont of our accounts aud "A division of
tic estate of George Mcdaniel, dec will
take place at Mrs. T.. Woodroot's tavern in
Amherst county, on Friday the 9th day of
February next, All those interested in said
estate are requested tn attend
DABNt.Y WARE,
NELSON c. DAVIS son, \ - ~.
December 10. lqNt6f
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MARSHAL1S SALE.

IN pursuance OF a decree of the superior
Il court OF ehancery for the Lyuchburg dis
lr'ct pronounced on the Goth day ct October
iS23, in the cause of Hardwick IS. Coleman,
the undersigned, Marshal of the said court,
VIII, on Monday the 9Th day of January ucNf,
proceed 10 sell, by way Of pnblic auctcn, be-
lose the door of the court house of the coua-
~ of Amherst,
TWO NEGRO SLAVES,
To wit Lot aud Dick. The above properly
will be sold on credit Of IL months, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with
good security
q b. WooDsoN, MI. D. c. {.
December I9 wtdslS
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= HE subscriber offers his services 10
the pnblic a. an agent TO transact bust
arss on commission lie will sell tohacco
min tobacco Tor those WHO are f'snosed 10
toy the Richmond market, receive aud sioff
tood. Cor country merchants, execute orders
for the purchase of goods, attend 10 bank bn-
sfness, collect money and bond accounts IN
town Having been engaged some years Ia
the purchase OF tobacco, Will full know
fedge of all the purchasers in Lynchbnrg,
we'll aeauain ed with the circumstances ope-
raiing on or influencing The market, in pos
session OF the best foreign and domestic adj
vice as 10 the value OF the article, the sub
scriber considers himself prepared 10 take
care of ard promote the interest OF every
planter who may confide in him. lie viii
diligently devote his time 10 the business en-
trusted 10 his care, and lie promises 10 be ho-
nest, runetual and faithful His Office Is at
Hancock 3 Browne
THOMAS A. HoLCOMBE.
December 10. l9tcts.
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AfIRGINIA.-Bcdford CIcrk's Olicc,

AFIRGINlA.-Bcd Clerks Olice,
November rules, 1928
Joseph lIardy, plaintiff,
Against
Joseph Ful,Hi aud Jncob Fcnzle, diets.
IN CfLINCIRf
The defendant Joseph fGqua not having
entered his appearance, aud given security
according 10 the ACT of assembly aud the rule
al This court, aud Il appearing rom the nGi-
dayito the plaintiff that The said defendant
Is unf IN nhnblmnt OF this country, on the
motion OF the plaintiff, il Is ordered, that The
SAID defendant l5nqaa appear hero on the irsl
Monday IA February ncAl5 and answer the
plninlil's ball, aud thai copy OF this order
be published IN some newspaper published IN
the town oil Lynehburs, Tor two months sue.
ces i9ely, aud posted up al the front door al
die cont bousu oi snid county on two seve-
raj eouft dn1s. A copy 1esfe,
10 J sTEPIOE, {. u. {.
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NiYSinia, TO VIII

. / a superior court of chanCery holden
/ in the town of Lyncbburg, the sd No
vember, 1923
Thomas Crews, William Brydie, Nancy Mo
Creole and Betsy Brydie, plaintiffs,
dgoiaSt
William Long and Betsy his " ife, John III
lis, Richard Ellis and Thomas AldrTdge, Geo.
Myers, James 5. Pendleton, William Mann
and John Myers y Company, defendants.
This cause came on this day To be heard on
the papers formerly read, on the decree pro-
nounced herein on the eighteenth day of May,
1872, the report of the Marshal and his pro-
ceedingS of sale under the said decree, and on
a statement OF the facts agreed by the parties,
andby consent submttedto the court, in order
that the decree aforesaid may be so far cor
rected as the facts aforesaid may require and
was argued by counsel ; on consideration
whereof, the court doth adiudge, order aud
decree, that So much OF the decree aforesaid
as directs a sale in fee simple, the tract o
land in the mortgaged deed mentioned, called
the Lainville tract, be set aside and annuled +.
that the sale of the said tact of land made
by tile Marshaluhdertlfc decree aforesaid, be
likewise sci aside that the residue of the
si,les 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 to
The plalntin Thomas Crews and the court
proceeding TO make such decree in relation
10 the sale OF the said LainViIe tract of land,
rs the aforesaid agreed facts will warrant
doth inrtherkadindge, order aud decree, that
the Marshal of the court after advertising in
manner required by the former decree, do a.
gam expose TO sale, by public auction, for re-
oil
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STOW lhe Y Niain !

RUNAWAY the I'd of this month, a
IA muIatto man named NED lie is Il low
fellow, hut has large breast and IS strongly
made, "A little bow legged, n high iull forehead,
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and tulefabie
sharp chin--Weafs his hair lied behind--has a
bold aud open countenanee when spoken 10.
He is a keen artiu fellow, aud perhaps can
read aud write little, Ills clothing | cannot
particularly describe, tho there is no doubt
he is genteelly clothed lie has good silver
watch, with n gold or gilt chain, boots, &c.
lie rode off n DARK GREY MARE, about 4
feet inches high, in good order, ,hod before,
her shoes net nuel Woru--she Is lengthy aud
we'll tormed-aud has tue marks of plough
gear upon her shoulders, and . considerable
scar upon one of them hieh on ihe shoulder
blade, | think on the right. She has "A very
thick tale and name, though not very long -
she IS spirited and active and rides well. He
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags. big coat ol bear skin with large capes,
Nc. have 40 doubt he has ohtaiuedlr free pa
pers, aud viii attempt TO piss free man,
and make 10 some free state, aud have no
doubt bat he has altered his name. lie is a
handy fellow, good house servant miller
and shoemaker, aud can turn his hand 10 any
thing. and ! have no doubt but he has plenty
al money. | will give reward of FIFTY
DOLLARS 10 any person Who Will deliver
him TO ne, or secure him in any jill so that !
get him again, within this state, and Il taken
without the state ONEIIUNDRED DOLLARS
il secured or delivered 10 me, and ten dollaI 5
for the mare if taken within this state and de.
liycred 10 me, aud twenty dollars if taken
out of the state and returned home
SAMUEL NORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3
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rBSHE School of MARY GANNAWAY
4 will open again on the first Monday in
February, ls2i.-fier terms will be moderate.
She can furnish a few emales with board on
reasonable terms. Dec ~. tc2w1O
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AainVille Tra9t OF NanA

tor and during the Joint lives of the defend
ants, William Long and Betsey his wife, and
no longer and apply the proceeds of said
sale IN the manner directed by the decree a
toresaid, aud that he report his proceedings 10
the court in order TO final decree
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Valuable property

FOR SALE.
R.stA / vii dispose of the highly
ns.sEa impfotrd BRICK TEAE.
..;Hsl WENT on Main suret, adjoin-
aseyNsI@E2. up the store ii A Robertson esq.
unu handsome LOI Tor building, at the
corner oil 81 speel and ID alley, fronting Mr..
john srhoDiheld To- fcct front by l32 deep
on I'd ullcy, aud on which there IS "A small and
comfortable house occapiedby Mir. ~ stump
ter ou very ncConmudai -ng terms. Persons
wishing 10 purchase will please to call on Mr.
>. stevens, who is fully authorized 10 make
sale W I NORRIS
December 10 2awtsl9
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he Sul,scriher

WILL transact business for amy ot.hr
w friends or customers on commission
lie viii sell tobacco, wheat or -four, 81 atten'
TO the shippage OF either. .............,
Dec rs. Is ARCHD HATCHER.
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Hrnsi Sole.

III virtue Of ~ decd Of trust executed TO
- til Subscriber b. Jabez Leftuich, il
and N5lha bis ysifc. hearing date the goth
day 81 September, Is 20, aud of record IN
liie clerks Office of lie county court Of
Bedford, TO secure sundry debts therein
expressed, due to George T. Williams 3
Co, | shall sell, 1T public auction, for cash,
on The 23d day Of December, 1898, ri the
dwelling mouse OF the said .Iabez Leltnieh,
IT, in the county of Bedford,
ihe following SHAY ES,
To vii Jacob, Daniel Charles, Ralph,
tllet, Dailey and one girl child Angelina,
Suekey aud Eliza, and the increase Of The
frmalcs, o. so many thereof as will be SUI
fcient Ia satisfy the debts named IN the
deed aforesaid aud the cost OF carrying the
same into effect. The title To the above
slaves IS believed 10 be good, but ! shall
convey such title rs IS vested IN me as
trustee, and 10 other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
December . ltwids3l
IL The above sale is postponed IN censc-
quence uf lie weather until The 10th day OF
January, 1921 il far, if not the next ioii DAY
thereafter, Sundays excepted, At which time
il will fnke place ri The dwelling house Of the
said Jabez Leftwieb, jf. as above named,
Dec %. wtds2O SAML. HANNAH
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Notic

EfY virtue of trust deed from John la-
.hB den, sen To me, hearing date on the Goth
day of August, 1870, and duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF Pittsylvania county, 10 secure
the payment of certain sums of money there
in mentioned, | will sell, at public auction,
for rcady money, ON the premises, on the Bird
day of January next,
Vhe Yraet az AanA,
whereon the said John Haden, sen now lives,
lying in the county OF Piusylvania, contain
ing 504 acres. Acting as trustee, shall CON
Vey such title only as is vested in me as such.
ADRIAN {. SHELTON.
December L. tdslS
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cfrjfraft Of Goreraor Pieaaais and Others Il,
10 nc correctness Of the abore pi0p Of LOT
JIRY

csrifrait Of Goreraor PjeawHis and Others as
10 nc correctness Of the abOre gida Of LOT
Terry
RenuoNp, llth November, 1928
Having been requested by Mr. Archibald
Mcintyre, the Manager OF the Quantico Canal
Lottery toeNnminr the principles on which
batteries are formed 10y the combination of
numbers, plan which he purposes To pursue
Ia rai~ng the money which he is authorised by
his contract with the commissioners, TO rails e
aud having ntteniively examined the princi-
pies on witch sueh Lotteries are formed, we
have no hesitation in declaring, that in our
view, the plln is perfectly fair and correct
We have particularly eXanlinedthe scheme of
his first elhss, runsisting of 1000 tickets, form
ra hy the combination OF 80 Nos = and find
that The amount of the prizes which mist of
necessity, be draw II therein, by the drawing
N , oui qffhe 30 numbers, as proposedby the
scheme, + S2d,3ao. which a tue amount of
the 1000 tickets, nj the scheine price of SO 80
consequently, no other profit can accrue to
on the sale ofzall the tickets in the scheme, AT
that price, than the ID per cent to be deducted
from the prizes
No are also of opinion that this plan has n
decided preference over the old, on account
OF the celebrity and accuracy of fhc determi-
nation ot lhe prizes. II prceudes the posi-
bility al Tho commission OF frauds or mistakes
N tue drawing, and saves much waste OF time
and expense.
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr,
P.b DANIEL,
JOHN BRoCKENBROUGH,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-02

TIVE shbscfibcrg wishing IN close his
ba.iness. has odd Il faul > 1ard} all
his stock On hlud, aodsisfine of Hats, Mate
rails ste. nod tran Befrrd % him his book.
aud aef8Hhls. 1hosr IN arreaf ore required
10 make 1ay meu1 70 him
WILLIAM TNsDi.
December ~.
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,4mherst County, .N0remJer Court, 1928
'"op'"s = d iio,o"ay plaintiit,
George 5 Holloway and Joseph Ewers,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-02

JAMES PEASANTS, Jr,
L. Y DANIEL,
JOHN BROCKENBROUGH,
ROBERT STANARD,
" NJ. II. FITXWHNLSONN,
NM q PENDLEToN,
THOMAS RlTCHIE.