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Ny Isren,ioh lngram,

eIR-TAkE NOTICE-T We 7haUl
at4e oh March next, at the Spout I".
..,,, III me cooniyof Campbell, Va proceed
70 tske the dcrosliious ut job" fIuEhcs 80"
atb.4s and On tue 18th OF March nest ~ .h'
Ne, store, IN the couatyof buckingham Va"
an 3enositiens OF Charles dckiuncyi u. aud
ofbef.. and on the 81 Of April next, at Iht
zbapse 81 Samuel Mckinney, IN the county "i
Halifax. Va the deposition ~ sa'd SNmuc'
alcEianee aud others, all OF which are 10 he
read as evidence IN the suit now rend,ng H.
the Lynchburg superior court 90 chnncer{'
wherein You are y ainiiH, aud We ar" defend
ans. aud snail proceed from dry 10 day unul
the same Is complolod--iou may attend At
You please. Yours,
MOON Il MCKINNEY.
1nnnarp 10. MIN2l
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NaIYABhE LAND


IDE 1ALE-
lie subscriber IS ishes 20 sell the TRAC
I of LAND on which he resides, contain
ing about dtiU nrrcs, about 25u pi which 49,
cleared. aud in excellent order for crpppn
The most nnrf Of The CLEARED hand r. fresh
has generally nrltonglt equal 80 any hia-
lani tract in The country ibis uoct Is
-. comfortable Dwelling House, vii
GrfT every necessary out house, tng'
E.s Tier with an excellent GIRLS :
IMlfI., which gets from IS 80 i"
barfels Of grain a year his land Is situate
about Ii mile from Lynehhurg, from Nj
i Chiffon 5, aud The same from Mr.. u. Hun
ter. A great larpain may be had ia the lane
II quickly applied for.
ARCHIBALD BOILING, Jr.
Campbell JannaIy ""w2I
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Also, 81 A. ACRES.
Notice.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
- tbe subscriber by Moses Rucker, hearing
date ON the 18th January l622, and duly re-
corded in the county court clerks office al
An herst, will on Monday the 26th Ganu-
AIRY ls24, before the door of Thomas Lame.
in the town OF Bethel, sell to the highest bid
der for cash
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ONE TRACT or LAND,

en- id0jng .loo affts, Dc Ihf F0mf, m0rt or It'',
tying on PHmans oresk, Puidsk,e county, KEN
sreig, dit8ha',R the iaads Of johH CraSt' amt
othsfs. Tht Hfie 10 mr. abore iaHd Is bti,er,d
10 Re rood, bm lcc shall only convey such hHe
rs Is rceiad IA as az trustees and no other.
SAMUEL BRINSfOkD, ! 49,.
.1LFRED MeD.iAIEL,
january 10. 2auidr23
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January ,

We consent 10 a public sale 10y Mr'Mariu.
oi the land conveyed 10y Il. {. Scott and g +
scott 10 sad james Martin, trustee, &c. ms OK
pressed IN said deed and We viii unite or
convey separately any interest which we have
10 aid lands or lis proceeds-as witness, Our
hands aud seals
GEORGE u. MERIWETHER,
WILLIAM SHAW,
DORCAS MOORNtN,
GEORGE MARTIN,
sNSbEN CLARkSON,
DUDLEY JONES
MILTON BENNETT,
JOHN FOWLER
January .. vAyol
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WE SUBSCRIBER wishes to inrnrm
his friends and the public that he I'm. re-.
moved To his Old stand again in The town of
mynch3urg' doors above The market house
supply of GROCERIES, on the low, 80,
Nso' BACON, CORN and FISH. Also, a ,'''
hoNse OF Entertainn,ent.
or man and horse, where gentlemen from lin.
"un,ry may expect to meet with the best tha,
~, , market can afford, aud shall spare no nains
.oII =, ~ pi sur those that may think proper 10
a." Oh MN, and begs further leave ia re,nrn
many thanks to the public for. tbo;r ,at
image 10 Ain heretofore. '"'" pau
Imuary la , ,,,.5s
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10y virtue Of Il deed oftrnsi executed by
ID Samuel l. Harrison aud vile 10 The sub
scribors. hearing dale the III October, 1sl5,
and OF record the husllngs court olhce Of
Lynchhurg, for The purpose Of securing the
payment OF certain debts therein named, 10
William Norpfil, will be sold. Ia the highest
bidder 1T public auction, on Monday the 23d
day OF February ueAt, 1920 for ready mo
ney, on the premises,
.iii Mat kot Of Ground,
known by the name Of Martins Warehouse,
being Lol No. H. aud psr III Lol No %, in
the plan 81 the towa ol Lynchburg. The
subscribers will oonyeyto The purchaser such
title only as vested IN them b The said deed.
HENRY DAVIS, 1r...,.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, '''''s
January o w6w22
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DY virtue Of deed in trust executed by
ID Jnmes & hoorman 80 the subshiih Tiers MS
Trustees. hearing date the seth day of pcccm.
hfr, ls2i, aud duly recorded ia The clcrk' IS
Office Of the condy court OF Campbell, 10 an.
swer certain purposes therein expressed, we
ehhil, on faursdhy the 10th day OF February
nc -, IN Inc premises, proceed &C. sell 10 the
hifhee bidder. for cash,
THE TRACT OF LAND,
conveyed 10 said deed, lying aud being in the
county OF Campbell, on the enst side of Flat
creek, containing 10 acres, joining the lands
OF Jacob Early the estate OF John Phillips,
George Martin and the estate OF Henry &
tailaWay, decd being the same tract or par.
eel OF land whcfeon the late Col. John Gala
way resided Acting as trustees, we wilson.
Rey the title vested IN ~ MS such
JOHN SMITH, Jr.
RICHARD G. lADTN, trustees
January 10. wtds23
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One Yract Of X,ana.

containing f6l acres, situated in the county of
Amherst, adioiningtbe lands of Arthur L. Da
Nies aud ethers. Selling MS trustee, / vii
convey such title only as is vested in me bv
virtue of said deed.
SAMUEL r. DAVIES, Trustee.
January 10, 1879
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TRUST SALE.

mY rilfoe Of a deed Of trust crtcited 10 me
~ ,tbsfribers ~ Robfrt Nuns, 81 oJ NE io""
Of inch turg, be1sr1Hg dais me 26h dag ot Sop
Y.,g1,fs fs23 and ~ rtrord IN lie cietks eRicc
NJ fat haatags court al LgHchbUrg Jor TN pr
nose Of securing apdrV st'pis NJ money htrt"
.rpreatd 10 Robf1f Wins, a. and 0btrf, lre
sqaH stH. bg udy Of public a,tciion, for eoft, az
A.q aouihoast on Mouday he ID dGV Of FEB
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A = a rouri of Inisilngs held fof Inc ca-r
- poralion of Ltaehburg. a the com
Juse, oa y edaesJay the OH day Of AoseH.
.er, ls23--
bin d. Elephant plaintiff
Against
lillian Duffy and Frederick II aurreis
defendant.
~ CHM FRY
The defendant William Daily not haviu#
uisred hiz appearance aud given security az.
cordng 10 The act of assembly and tie rule
# THIS court. aud IT appearing by satisfactory
ldence that he i not an inbabilani OF TIN
country on TIE motion Of the plaintiff, b.
ouusel, it Is ordered, thai Tie said defcndan
10 appear here on tie fri day 81 Mare
court next, aud answer Tire bin Of the plain.
tit, hnd1bat copy Of Ills arderbe forthwith
inserted III some new sparer published IN The
town Of Lynchburg for Two months success
-iveIy, and posted nj The front door OF the
court house Of the corporation OF l. nchLurf
on some court day.
copy. 1esie,
10 JAMES BENAGH, p. G.
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I.anA for Sale,

NlIl. SILL, 90 a efedt 81 !, :, :
n,i i .rafs. ti91 ss=ass'aiae ihs'' pi
-, ali ttulirrsd. - i'll fiue sud al
n, -. .iss.fIrttsa ~ tiasl1er.
II 1be improvements arr HHe"
1870. TNO-sTOm Hot Il, IT.
go, - Gaet bs 10, ~ excellent SAW
-llslpfA. MILL. aud all necessary ont bon-
.e.- Ina4and - ueil worth lie attention OF
st.,. nrrz.,a wishing n purchase. II = s'tna.
tel IA lllr onuul, II Campbell, aud about n
mile fram i.NarAhufs.
u he lsnl ,s4.at I'D pIisalely before the
osib .tanaare. ti.s,lfi IL lid III iii dnst on
he prstaises, al auction. Any perzon wish
ing io bav, VII cali On Nj John IL u. lay Ne
PRLD1IEM MOOR.
january .. s'eiuA--
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ron RENT.

1 fhe tenea,ru1 i'.s' ab"'e me n','
I.s,.ex l., I,....-e ~ a, ""' occupied y.
'...',sser. CaJiinoi -n"L &C., or any
- - - r.,rk --possessi"n may bc h""
ToR Hiltr, the ffssea' year. 800 $3.50
uaAIAS .e.aa IS a1Hely e"'A '""", S,'.e.
ard iranuf AM y 10 alt'u ANY "''''
work Eagiateat4A's oDiec'
January To-
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IN TU3ACFP
Virginia. 70 Wit.

4 4 a Court of Quarterly Session CONT.
L. nued aud held for the county of Camp
bell, at the court house thereof, on Sa-
turday the 10th day of November 1923, III
the 18th year OF the commonwealth,
James Jones, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordnn, Clement Townsend, Ger
man Jordan aud Daniel b. Ferrow, ir.
defendants
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koll0Wing Negroes.

~ l"hl' sue, Lucy, ElIenor, Ben, Peyton,
George and Anderson, with their Increase
SINCE executing this deed four head Of Hor-
es, nine head OF Cattle, with their increase,
one yoke OF Oxen, one Horse Cant, stock Of
Hogs and sheep, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, as wen as Plantation Utensils; the
titles 10 all which property | shall convey on
~ as trustee, under the powers therein con-
TERED on me 10y the said deed.
GRIEF BARkSDALE, Trustee
January -. tc5w
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Bedford Norember Court, 1923.

DPdJO1W ~ OfeMOef court, 1925.
Barnet Payne, complainant;
Against
William Martin, Jesse Martin, Martin Mar
tin, Jenny Martin, John Martin, Benjamin
Martin, John Wilson aud Sarah his wife, late
Sarah Martin, James Pratt and Mary his wife,
late MARY Martin, and Obadiah Ferguson aud
Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Martin de-
PENDANTS.
IN CH1HCERY
II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court
that Jesse Martin, Martin Martin, John vii
son, and Sarah his wife, John Martin, Benia-
min Martin, James Pratt and Mary his wife,
William Martin, aud Obadiah Ferguson, and
Elizabeth his wife, are not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, II is therefore ordered, that
they do appear here on fine fourth Monday in
February next, to answer complainant 5
biII, aud that.a copy of this order be forth
with published in the yirgininn, for two
months successfully, and published at the
front door OF the court house ofthe said coun-
ty on two ,everat court days.
Copy-Ieste.
20 JAS &. STEPTOE, {. b {.
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A certain tract or parcel of Land,

~ ht county NJ CaBpttH containing dLoW l9i
aerss bounded bg He iopds Of Be,yamp Pcr-
k.ss and 2achf,H Hodc, ami on uhjch He,,tr
n YoaRsrp such t,ic rs IS oonceVcd by mir
said ICED ,eW Be 1,ade 10 TIE ptrrhaser aHd
.oHt oBie'.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-20

Vh N VICE., the ensuing year, my
Ian NIION, On beaver creek : or
h'les from Lynchhurg, and four miles from
tamPbetI 'court house, on the road leading
tr"m Lynchburg TO Campbell court house =
Inns plantation IS now in good order for
cropPing-the fencing is now repairing and
IN two or three days Will he so far doae as
will not require more than two bands weeks
to complete the fencing This plantation is
the best that know in the neghborhood,
there being
30 or 90 Acres of / oW- Grounds.
and almost the Whole ofthe upland is in good
heart tor cropping, which is upwards of 100
acres. Any person wishing To rent such
place has only TO come aud see, and no doubt
bni they will bc pleased, and bargain enter.
ed INTO by tho parties.
DANIEL b. PERROW.
January . vIvol
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30 or go Azores of / oM- Gronnds.
January Q

ESl Virtue of a deed Of trust executed
~ to me by Thomas y. North OF Campbell
county, dated the 10th March, Is23, and duly
recorded IN the cItrk office of said county, 10
secure to Anthony North, of the county of
tnaIi"l'e, certain ~ums of money therein spe.
cih'd' VIII be s"Id, TO the highest bidder, on
me premises, tor cash ouiy, on Thursday the
I"'n DAY ct February next, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock in the morning and sunspt NJ
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Virginia, 10 VIII

n = hhios NJ W III
4 II a rule day held IN the clerks office
4 OF the county court OF Campbell, on Mon
day the1st day Of December, lS23, aud IN the
1Sfh year ut the commonwealth,
scph Chiffon, complainant,
Against
Branch Jordan, Clement Townsend. James
Jones, jackson Townsend and JOHN Alexau-
uer' defendants,
IN CTL7.NCERT
The defendants Branch Jordan and,C Irufc nj
Townsend, not having entered their appear
ahcc agreeable 10 an act of assembly aud il
appearing that they are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, II Is ordered, that they do
appear at the court house OF said county ON
the 2d Monday in March next, and answer
the bill OF the complainant, otherwise the
same vii be taken As confessed as 10 them,
and that copy OF this order be inserted in
ono OF the newspapers published in the town
OF Lynchhurg for two months suacessivcIy ,
and posted al The court house door of said
rounty on some court dry.
ACopy-Teste.
20 Join ALEXANDER, ok
amherst County, .Norember Court 1923
lhomas > holloway plaintiff,
George 5. Holloway and Joseph F,yers,
defendants.
IN CI4NCERY
" appehrlng 10 the satisfaction of the court
That the defendant George SHolloway doth
not reside within the limits of this common
wealth, on motion of the plaintiff, bv coun-
sci, II IS ordered, that unless the said defend
ant George S. Holloway doth appear here al
or before The first day of February Court
ncxt to'be holden in tic said county of Am.
herst and answer the said plaintiffs bill, and
give security according 10 The act OF assembly
and the rules OF this court, 10 abide the Gi
tnre order and decree of the court, the plain
TINS bill shall be taken as confessed. and tbe
matter thereof decreed and il is further or
dered, that copy Of this order be published
IN the tTgInian,printed in the town Of Lynch
n"rg' tor the term oil I 70 months, and ano-
Their copy thereof posted al the front door Of
the court-honse Of this county.
copy. Tcstc,
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I he Iract Of A.anA,

On ghiet me sad GHthrcg rcsjdss, containing
lo9 acffst aud bopndedbg The idnds n Brndieg,
pyafh and othffs Such TILE az iartsicd IN ne
ae3 b. couelued HILLLlM SIS NOV
JsrHdry - Ihridsl5
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DAWN ". ENN.EN.
Ahe Suhscriher

MILL transact business Tor any of hi,
friends or customers on commission -
He VII seIi tobacco, Wheat or -four, or attend
TO the shippage Of either
Der 90, IS ARCH'D HATCHER
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IN pursuance Of a d,et oE trust ortcutcd
y 10 thu suhsrr,bu ~ Boyamn Guih,tH q
tho county NJ Frankin, oubti,iy rtcotd,d, fpr-
The p5yposs u s,n,r,9g n dh Mtf Lt0vich,
Dais \ 70 shall on he ~ daV Of Tcbrua-
~ Herl, nj the residence Of sad Guttrtg sell al
public auction for cash,
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Another ! ract or parcel of land,

in the said county OF Campbell, on Possnn
creek, containing acres, that is 10 saw
the said Ihumao's undivided interest OF the
lands of which Benjamin Cox died seized,
and the
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
From the ". r. Patriot.

| / observed, in Statesman of last week, propo-
sition II az should there be enough oil money or arms
collected in the United States for the GREEKS, las
There certainly CAN, and there no doubt WILL be- J
sloop of war or rigae be despatched TO the Morea
before the commencement OF hostillties IN the
spring of the ensuing year, to be manned and nav
gated by the hardy seamen and intrepid youth
of this country, who may volunteer their services
in this glorious cause. Judging from the accounts
havs heard my aged friends relate, OF the sensa-
ton produced in the American camp by the arrival
OF the French auxilarlss on our coast--a sensation
of the utmo. Joy, created by the fact that there were
other men besides those born within the limits oil
the United Colonies, who would assist the revolt
tonist,, not only by their gold, but by their pre-
cious BLOOD, in their protraced struggle for their
rights and their Independence-l have no
doubt that the equipment of such vessel or vessels
would be the most acceptable mode in which We
could apply the money or munitions OF war; so sub
scribed, promote the interests OF the bcllgerent
Greeks.
The anniversary is at hand Of the birthday oil
Him, to whom the Western World is 20 much in
debed--who, at the call OF his oppressed country,
like the famed Cncinnatus, converted the plough
share to the sword and after leading the armies Of
his country to the most splendid victories, and i'm
parting, by his wisdom and decision, double Wig
our and energy to the councils Of the nation resign.
ed the pomp of state for the peaceful enjoyment OF
domestic ie--snd whose every act stamps him as
WASHINGTON: And would ask in what man.
ner we could testify our great respect and yenera
ton for the man, and our attachment and enthusi.
asm for the principles he advocated than By des-
patching one OF more armed resSels ON THAT DAT
the principal ship bearing HIS NAME--to the as
sistance Of the brave CREEKsl to whose wrongs,
our athers' suHerngs, great and severe as they
taniy were, can hardly bear a comparison.
a Republican Of Ner- Fork.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
fT0"' ne H08'0n DAILY Advertiser.
INTELLIGENCE FROM GREECE

we nave received file of the Journal DIN Con,.
.''Fce OF Farls to October 3Oth. We have cIeansl
rom y few articles of intelligence from Greec.
"h'ch though no; latei than those received 4, ~
way OF Smyrna, tend to confirm the ;nforr.,;" 80
winch we had received from other quarters Of ,bs
operations oil the campaign. - TUG
W. ..t Trieste, Oct. 6.
she he,,ia see"eu from Zante the particulars Of
.ne oal'ie OF Agrapha, which Completely d.s,ro,,si
Inc army of the Pacha Of Seu,ari m ,.h;" ~
urk' rested such hopes, but which also coo, nv
brave bozSaris his life II was to the DARN. go
prize OF Inc latter that the Greeks ovo.d 10,
eess. re executed his design at the head of oso
men on the night OF the Goth Of Augmst A..
na'ns Killed the centines, they pen.tpa,ad - ~
.e"' Oh the Aiala hey, made him prisoner and A..
-, ,su us sute' he signal was then given FIR a
twn ha.a m " rhe Grecian army which lasted
s;n,a 0s' = ne lufka lost 5000 men their Drovi.
hands OF the conquerors "'''N' 'e" ''''o the
bozzsrls killed in the front Of bio man
Gu 10 M'soiuneh, and there buried viii it,
ine artillery captured formed the .dva,,..
~ ,u'e's' Procession--thirty seven Tn,Li.t,
STANDARDS were next borne aons-whilr h.Lo1 ~ -.
iu"etai car followed the mountaineers ~ N"e
,ons ~ arms OF bozzars, with the heads NJ ~ 70,
49, o,'eers sam ID the battle The BODY WAC Il.
posted by the side of General Mormon was oe-
ter,h.r,. '' Az oi1cer III the service of LVpr
'e"'oerg' who had commanded corps of ano ~ VT
man volunteers in Greece, unfortunately died At 'h
close OF the last year. u'eu a' the
nc ioilowing quotations relate some particular.
o. events OF which intelligence had alresds s"n
received. "'u aieady been
It;sw.ut, Trieste, Oct. TO-
rs wen known that Jussuf Pacbs. lona -, ~
1n garrison IN the citadel of Patras deparied ,,ol
rrevesa before the affair of Agrapha and win ~.
aio u promises and money, succeeded in rais,n
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
A LIBERAL ACT.

letter from New Orleans, dated November %
says 1.-The Presbyterian Church, in this city, was
sold last week, at auction by the Sheriff, to pay the
debts owed by the Trustees. Mr.. JUDAH TouRo,
was the purchaser, for about $4,000. Although
81 the Jewish Persuasion, he bought the house, that
IL might not be converted 10 any other use than that
lot winch u was intended. The same Society wor.
snip IN IT, This is very liberal act, honorable alike
to Mr.. T. to this city, and to New England, whose
son he ISIS
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02

The news from GREECE is Of very crafty
inS character. The skill, bravery and success, Of
the Greeks in several engagements, particularly at
me battle OF Agrapha inspire the proudest hopes.
Il IS anmating also to learn the succours which thew
are receiving of men and munitions of war from
switzerland and Germany, and of money, proyis.
IONS, &c &c from England. We cannot but great.
Y agmire the zeal with which the poor but yirtu-
Gus Swiss enter into the cause Of the Greeks tn.
enthusiasm in Germany, under despotic Govern.
mehts' cannot but crafty the lovers Of freedom.
Eogiand' Notwithstanding the weigh, of crimes
winch presses upon her Government, can boast a
feopie who have long, and often, opened their
hearts and hands TO succour the oppressed. Can i,
oe possible that the Government OF England at his
!'ne are negotiating to procure good understand
ing between Russia and Turkey Dem. Press.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
LATERAL CANALS r..

~ LATERAL CANALS.-The inbabitanto IS
Cssnanda'gua IN. W have it in contemplation win
'air prospect OF success, to excavae canal rro,n
snat village to the Great Erie Canal. nnh,;o
neenne mad been called on the subject. II ia also
y" ' ,5 70 run canal from Onondaga Hollow
:. ~ she Erie Canal distance of three miles, yh;ch
II Is estimated, will cost about $500, "'''N"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
.qccident.-On Friday evening the lem Dec. ;

'dccldent-On Friday evening the 10Th Dec. as
one OF the eastern stages, attempting to cross
the Big Elk creek, near Elkton, the food was SC
high that one of the horses drowned. The dli
yer succeeded in cutting the other three loose snd
getting them ashore. The stage was left standing
10 the stresm with six passengers until the citizens
were alarmed by their cries--Every possible exer.
ton was immediately made by the citizens, and the
passengers were all brought safe to shore after hav-
ing been detained in the middle Of the flood two
hours Bait. Amer.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-01-02
LITERARY NOTICES.

MIR. Cooper's new novel "The Pilot" was an
nounced in the London Courier oil the 5,h October
Tor publication early in the present month. Ii
saiu lhat It was looked for with much Impotence
oy The London readers. 1t is also in the press in
this city, and will be published in few DAYS.
MT. Wiley OF this city, also has in the press. q
series OF Tales, called Legends Of the Thirteen
Republics"--the FIRST is to be Lionel Lincoln. or
Boston Beeaguered." =
konlngsmarke, the Long Finne" written bv
MT. Pauding, of this city, was published in .ondon
ABOUT the last OF October-and an English Magazine
winch we have seen, confirms the favorable onn;on
formed OF its merits on this side the Atlantic
Mr' Maturn, it is said, is writing novel fonnd.d
on The carly events of the 18th century.
~. Z. Patriot.
ny the schooner Sally & Polly, arrived at Charles.
ION jamaica papers to the 18th ult are received
IN the House ot Assembly of tho island on the 5,h
november, Mr. Barrett, one of the members mad.
a speech, IN which he threw strong censurrs nnon
ne conduct oil the British Ministry as regarded ill.,
west India colonies, and stiemaiised Earl Batbur,,
as weak II not a wicked Minister. He CHARGED
MN WIN attacking the independence sf the Irs;a
ia'ure oil Jamaica, and with offering to the nronI.
Oh me island issuli and injury He concluded wi,h
moving that committee should be appointed 70 mr.
pare petition and address to the King; and he honrd
wa. such COMMITTEES when appointed, would aurea
M!h MN IN opinion that his Majesty should he ns-
uuohed 10 remove from bis councils the Fail Ia
hurst and all other counseors, who. by their al
vice mao brought the island to its present
state ne House unanimously agreed to he an.
pointmcnt OF Committee to petition and add, 10y
the King. ''' ANU soo'essI