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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
TIRGLNI4:

IN rules holden iii the clerks office Of the S,,us ror
court of chanccry for the Rchnond district. the
26th day of June, 1924.
Ann Winston PIoin,ir
against
iiofatio Gates Winston, admir-. tic bouts non viii,
the will annexed of James Merewea,her, decd
and VIM. Mercweathor, and james M.rcwca-
tiIer, W iiliam Mereweaiher aud Frames Mere
weather, Ex'rs. of Dn vid Mcreweath her, deed and
IN their own rights, ant, Thomas Mereweather
John Mereweatliet, ana David Merewea tlier, who
together with the said Ex'rs. are children of ,ho
said David hlereweatlier, decd. and sJTill;um.
James ~ David Merewcater, 49, Booker & Eli
zahetii his wife. late Elizabeth Mefewea Their and
sally hiereweather. children of james Merewea-
ther, dec d. and William, lanes, and Elizabeth
nierewcather, infant children of Robert Mere
weather, dec d, and An,lIew Keen, John p, index
ter, Edmund Penduto,i, i. john TayIor and
William Pollard, Drftndo,,lx
he defendants. William Mereweatl,er, and
james, William, and Frances, TX rs of David Mere
weather. aud Thomas, John, ana David NIcrcwea-
ther children of said David, not having entered
tleIr appearance and given security according To
the act of Assembly a, the rules of this court and
IT appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they arc
not inhabitants of this county: 1t is ordered That
the sad defendants do appear hcsc on the first day
ut the next term and answer the bill OF the plainti
and that copy OF this order Be forthwith Insert
ed III some newspaper published ia it,c city of Itch
mend, for two months sUcces9iveiv, and posted al
'':c froni door Of the capitol in the said city,
copy- este.
T1w2w I'M II. HENIAJ<. O. q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
VIRGINIA

Al Rules, holden in the Clerks Ofice IF tho c.,
nor Court of Chancery for The Richmond D;s,ric,
the goth day OF June. 1924.
Mordecai Abraham p,e
Against
Robert b: Gaines, William L. Abraham and Tho.
mas " infrec, ~ ',,,n mo-
The defendant Thomas U-inFros. mo, b,,;,.
entered ms appearance and given security Accord
ing 10 the act of Assembly and the rules Of tb;s
court and II appearing by satisfactory evidence.
tbat he is not an inhabitant of this eo.lnt,v Ills
oroefea' mat the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and ane, ,b IN; -
the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
c'y OF Richmond, for two months successivelv. and
city. - '''e S"'''
copy.-Ieste,
w3w55 I'm. ". JJENyN(y. n r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA:
At Rules ioldcnin the Clerks Oaicc of ,bc Spe,;-
or court OF chanccry for tie Richmon,, district.
the 26th day of June, 1924,
Samuel Dinn aud Caroline his wife. late CaroI;ue
Holloway, sole heir of David Hallowav. decd
Plaintiffs,
Thomas Holloway. Thomas Pct,is. and pbohe HE
wife, AID Elizabeth Holloway; and Thomas r.
swami Samuel G.. Swami, Dabncv NJ. Vybar-
ton, and Nv" his wife, and Nelson Robinson.
and Jane his wife, heirs of Samuel swami. decd
,,,, Defendants.
The defendants, Thomas Holloway. and Dab.
"cy NJ. wharton, and Ana his wife. not ba ying on.
tered tier appearance aud given security according
to the act OF Assembly, ard the rules Of lis court
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence ,ba, ,tev
are nor 'nnaptanis Of this country: 1t is ordered,
h'st COY % the next term and answer the bills Of
tP pia'i'i' and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN iSg'lco IN S9e newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
city.
a copyTesie.
"77"% WV. ". HrNING, G. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
TRGLyIa:

rIRGLNE.4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of chanccty forthe Richmond district, the |
26l, day of June, 1874, =
John Fauntlercy, ex,r. Of Rebecca b. Co,bin, who
was ex'r. of fiiellard Corbin, decd. Piamti6,
William Cbamhcrlayoc, ex'r. of Iyne Shackleford
deed. Judith Shackciofa, George d. Shackieford.
Mildred X. Shackleford, and Thomas Dillari
and Ann his wife, formerly Shacklcford. De7s.
The defendant Thomas billiard not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the ACT or Assembly and the rules of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an inhnbitant of this country: II is ordered,
That the said defendant do appear here or the FIRST
day oil tho next term and answer the bill of tic
plaint'; ana that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of
i'chnonti, Tor two months successfully, aud posted
at the trout door of the capitol i'll the said city,
copy--Tcstc.
5aw8w B.N. ". uENINtT, &C.
VIRGINIA:
At rules, hol,i,4 in tho Clerks Ofic. ,r I'm, S,n.,;
or court of chance,y for the Riclmond district
the 96th day u June, 1924.
James Heron, pl,in,,a
Against
Robert Prddy, ana Eliza II. his wife, Peter "
Daniel, and Abel T. Upshur thei. trustees
Defendants.
The defendants Robert Pri,itiv and Eliza IT,
his wife not having entered their aIIe,,;,uce aud
given security according to the of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing by sa,iSac-
tory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
country IL is ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here ~, tue first day of the nest fern, and
answer the hill of the plaintiff; and that copy OF
this order be forthwith inserted! in souc ucv.s-papcr
published IN the city of Richmond, for two mouths
successfully, aud posted the font door of the ca
piiol, iii the said city.
copy--Tcstc,
56w8w WM w IIEN;Nf. r r.
VIRGINIA:
AZ Rules, holden i'll the Clerks Office OF the Supe-
rior Court of Chanccry for the Richmond Dis
tfict the Goth day of Angus, 1894.
Cadwaladcr Jones, Plaintiff
Against
Edwin Laud, and Thomas Watkins, of Char
iottc, Defendants,
The Defendant Edwin Land, not hayilr entered
his appearance and given security accordn. To the.
Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court an )
1t appearing Ivy satisfactory evidence that !,e is .,n
an inhabi'ant NJ this Country: 1t is ordered Tina,
The SAID Defendant do appear here on the frs, day
ut the next Term and aiSwc. the Bil of Tie Pain
tilt; and Tint copy of This Order be forthwith in
serted In some Newspaper published IN the Civ ";
Richmond, for two months succcssivcy, nd postctl
at the front door of tlieCapol in The su id CITY.
copy-Teste,
70w8w WM w IJrNI-.C. r =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
BusroN, Sept. 30.


Sa'cot' Ciy I.o!s.--Twcnty six lots Of land,
laid out on the north side of the proposed new
market, were yesterday sold by auction--or ra-
Their twenty-iour sold by auction, two
having been previously disposed of by private
sale.
The highest price given at the pubic sale was
nineteen dollars. and The lowest seven dollars
psr square foot. The quantity of land sold was
30,037i square feet and the amount of the
purchase money S503, i95 AZ, making an av-
erage of ten dollars aud ten cents per square
foot.
The lots on the South side. which are of con-
siderable greater extent than the north an suia
10 he more valuable, as they border Oh the two
wide streets. remain 10 he Sold and also tract
OF land north OF the lots sold. The Market
ticusc is tn be built of granite two stories hgI
fifty feet wide, and five hundred and tw enty feet
long
There will hea street 6:5 feet wide On the
north side of it. one 60 feet wide ON tie south
and another 65 feet wide ard 800 feet long on
the east. This last street will border on the
nayigable waters of the harbour, the privilege
of winch will belong 10 the city. Ii the remain
ing sales favourable as those already made
the lands sold aud 10 be sold will pay ALI tic
expenses of the purchase of filing up the Itreels
and OF buiidin" tic market housc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

pJRGJhIy4:
.4 rules holden in the clerks Office Of the SUPERIOR
court OF chancery for the Richmond district, the
26th day ofJune, 1924.
john " aiker' PlaiaHG,
against
John Paine, Hannah Paine, Jane Paine, Snow
Paine, orrs Paine, Thomas Morton Paine, and
Margaret Paine, heirs of Sam1neI Paine decd.
DcfendaHfs.
The defendants John Paine, Hannah Paine. Jane
faIne, Thomas III. Paine aud Margaret Paine, not
having enic.eG their appearance and given security
according to the act ofAssen'biy and the rules Of
this court and itappear0g by satisfactory evidence,
at they not inhabitants Of this country: IT is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the term nd answer the bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy offhS order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for two months successfully
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city.
n cnpy--Tcste.
w3@5s W.N. ". IIEsNLNC. =. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12
JIRGETl

At rules holden in the CLERK; Office Of the superior
court OF chamcery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day oi .,ui.e, 1921.
James Nyehe, Plaintiff.
against
Thomas ilarwcl, William ". Rfaclin, and Ceo,cq
Wyche and John Shell. Defendants.
TIE defendant, George Wycile, NO, having en-
tered hi: appearance and given security according
to the act "i Assembly Gud the l;lles of ts court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence, That he
rs not an inhabi.an of this county: 1t i, ordered
That the said defendant do appear here on HE first
day OF the next term and answer ire till OF the
plaintiff; ana that copy CT this a.Ar, be forthwith
Inserted ~ scne newspaper published i.,Ic city OF
Richmond, 10! two ,rontns succossyclr. and nos,cd
at tho font door of the capitol, in the SAID city.
A copy-Tcstc.
59w8w wv ". HE.TINlG. G.. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

dated
"GsEENs suaG, oath Sept. f52d.
g No doubt you viii have heard through tho
medium of the public prints before you receive
this, OF the great mob that lately arose in Pitts
burgl. There are, however, circumstances.
connected with it, which presume will not be
made public, at least in that quarter, of which,
according to my information, will give you a
birds eye view.
"The object of the Mob was to tear down
the Circus, on account of the aliedScd so'iuc-
ton oil y respectable young tady, by Mr.. Pepin,
the master OF the Circus; who, some time s',.ce,
oncned a riding schoofin that city, to teach
Young ladies' &c. to ride gracefully. Tho al
lodged yic,i,n was one of hi, pupils, and had the
misfortune 10 entertain the most violent pas
sion for him, which she discovered to him as
follows:
lone evening when riding out with other
young ladies, accompanies by Mr. Pcpin, she
pretended that her horse was frightened, and
caught Mr.. Pipiu rs the hand for protection,
but in sucba way he understood her ut once.
He afterwards received several letters from her,
one of which being first intercepted went to dis
close between them, which he posi-
lively denies. The thing became known to her
friends, who sent her into the country. 'I's
strange that ycrnggirl, worth from 10 to Is
ADMINISTRATIONS, aud Rerhaa not more than 16
- 8 should fall in love with an od man,
W sd bat so appcass this fact.
g The evening the attack was made hy mob,
the circus swas;crowded with la..ics and gentle
men, The mob was SO large that the building
completely surrounded--they commenced
by throwing stones, aud crdcarouring IL tear
down the circus, and became SO outrageous, that
the company had TO stop the performs. &c, and
call upon tire people within TO assist them: thcf
then endeayoured TO appcase the mob, but in
vain. AT length, some one more eloquent than
the rest, prevailed with those turbulent beings TO
dcsist untirthe ladies aud the children could get
home. Ten or fifteen minutes were allowed
them for THAI purpose. Here then was CT, ing,
hustle, and confusion. After the ladies' had
withdrawn, hostilitics recommended between
the mob and circus men, the latter of whom were
all we'll armed and drove tue mob in every di
rcction; hut they still returned, which created
a spirit of desperation IN the circns men, one of
whom fred into the crowd and killed a man.
| This, for moment rousei a spirit Of vengeance
in the mob, some of whom proposed armug them.
selves with ,nnsl1ets, Sc. But they soon began
to think seriously OF the consequences, and dis
perscd. The circus man who shot the citizen,
was admitted 10 ba:l--But the whole circus com
pany had 10 seek protection in the common Jail,
!or two or three days. Ifthis was moi switch
ing the world with lorselnansiiip," don't know
what it was"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

VIRGINIA:
Al Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Superb
OF court OF chanccry for the Richmond district.
the 26t' day IF June, 1924,
John p. Duval, plaintiff
Against
HIM ID. U'rcn and Horatio G. Winston, Ex'rs. OF
John +. Price, decd. HIN. Duvaii, in his own
Iishf, aud as Exr. of Wn Price, deed. Lucy
" God, Tucker NJ. Uoodsou, Overton B. Petit.
Admr. of pm. FOOD decd. and tie said Um.
D. rem, Sergeant of Richmond, and .4d,n'r. of
Saml McCraw, decd. Defendants.
The defendant, Tucker M. Jacobson, not bav-
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
cofhhg tn the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and If appearing by satisfactory evidence,
'a' We IS not an inhabltant Of this country: is
dcTcTi, lat the said defendant do appear here ON
The hfs day Of tie next term aud answer the bill of
The plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted IN some newspaper published in the
city of Rchr'ond, for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the capitol in the said
city.
n copy Ies;c,
.57@Gw I'M. ". TLENTNG, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

NiNtilNtA:
rior Court of Chanccry for the Ricln,o,a nj
the Goth day of Jutr, 1891, ,''e'
Robert IAutl,at p,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

wM. w. HEvING. GO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

VIRGINIA:
AT rules hold in the Clerks Office of the superb
or Court OF Chancery for the Richmon,, D;,,,ic,
The 26'h day OF Septcmber, 1894.
Joseph b. c"vins'on' Ph:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-10-12

W.M " HENIN'G =. :.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
The Lament has not been rec,iued
FROM .S.uYR.E.l

SMYRNA, June 81, l824.--In politics
have nothing important to'nOtlce since my
last, excepting that the captain Pacha has
been collecting tog"thera very heavy force.
4 frlgate aud some smaller vessels have
sailed from Smyrna With troops. Ahnnt II
dozen Greeks were shot by them before
they embarked. He has avbWcd his ihtrn-
ton of Immediately attacking ipsaIa.
Tea II he does he viii oyerwheim them
He has about 100 ships, AIMING which at,
10 heavy f,ieatcs. The lpsariots have on
y about 600O men To oppose them bal
they are brave, and if the \ lbanians, " hu
are among them, are faithful, there VIII br
a severe battle. They have shut up Their
wives and children on the top of n noun
tain, under guard of goo foreign troops,
with orders to massacre ,hcin if they fnh
the Turks gaining ground. Upon hearing
the intention of the capiain Pacha, they
repaired To church, where prayer was
offered up 10 the Almighty, that they might
be successful IN repelling their inv adcis
after which they kissed each other and
swore fidelity. The Greek Bishop, IT is
said, gave one of the most eloquent exhor
tatlous upon the event, ever heard, and
ended with blessing them and administer
ing the sacrament. ] fear they cannot /.
slst the Pachn,w whose force is So very great,
and these islanders can expect no foreign
aid"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

from f}OHd0H Idpfrs
adventures Of the Id'hemniician. -
Three duck legged nymphs of the Piazzd
we're charged with l. wig despoiled Tho
mas Geo X Lord Townsend ol three sote
reign aud l0i Bank note. The damscs
caves their names Charlotte, Amelia Ben
nett, and Martha Archer but Thbmas
George Lord Townsend designated them
" the female in hlur"--" the f'malc IN
green and the female in the straw
I bonnet IN clogs"
Thomas George Lord Townsend is not
4 Lord but a Mathematician, of small di.
nIen 'ions, aud very latoc vote and with a
ihrrc ounce sniff box In lIis light hand, H.
a pinch of" Primers mlxihre' brtwecn his
EFT thumb and finger, h" detailed the adj
venture which led Ia TIA. loss of his money,
with great cn0lnrss, and apparent srlf 81
tisfactlOn. la ia" frat place he Described
himself Ia be teacher uf the mathematics
aud "rll'ng- maoter, at Mr. Byns's Estab.
llshment, Acton green, near Earring, In the
county of AIiddie,cN." This donr, be ab
oGrbcd ample pinch of PrInco's mixture,
and without closing his blk, or waiting 10
G'scncnnbrr his upper lip of the super
numrfarJ paltlcIrr, he proceeded with bis
story, from which il appeared that rs he
was walking along JAmrs.slrcet, Covent
gndcn between four and FIVE O'Clock on
the preceding afternoon, he met the" ic
male in blue" who very kindly asked him
how he did, aud he as kindly asked her To
take glass of warm brandy and water
with him. Now the female IN blue" VAS
no other than Charlotte Webb, other" Use
DHnstable Charlotte, damsel chiefly &c
lrhrated for an AsbnntcH physingnumy, an
uulurtuuate penohaHt for thieves aud
thlevcfy. aud IN uaquenchable pas ion for
a compound ttq0nF called 'gin aud clo, es."
She accepted the matherla'ieian's invita-
ton Ia drink --oniy she stipulated for her
fayorte beverage and nhrn they bad
each taken of ihcir glass, ut Tie Ship
Ia, crn, IN James street, DuBstah,c' L0iiy
Invited the Mathematician 10 clp of
souchong and crunpets, at her apartments
in Seven Dials. At those. apartments
Dunstable' Lofty, alias - the female in
blue" Introduced the female in greeno
10 the Maihemailtlan and when they bad
taken very cnmiortabie cup Of tea, the
AlaihcmatIcIao aud the frulHe in blue"
sal dow u Ia IA game at crbbagp. They
played I'LL the Mathematician VAS minus
nineteen shIliiHgs, and tlIcn, having had
crblage enough, he proposed that they
should go back to the Ship Tavern, and
have some brandy, or any thing Else the
| ladies might like better. ast al this mo
nent the " female in The straw bonnet aud
clogs" dropped in, and they all adjeurned
to the ship Tavern togrilrr--lhe female il
green, and the female in the straw bonnet
and clogs, all in II row, arm in arm, with
the Mathematician in front, CALAMITY lead
ling the way. Arrived at the Ship Tayernt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
--nf--
A DUfIFUi. son.

A Jockey N this town Wishing IT, make
IA advantageous display ofa horse slai he
VAS drsirols of selling Ia n hy ISLANDER,
p'accd his boy on the bnck of the heasi.
ordering him 10 ride him n round shor;
distance The boy, though well Instructed
in his trade, unfortunately, in this '1stance
knew not whether the horse was already
his fathers, or yet 10 he barganrd for be.
ius anxi0bF. therefore, to learn the viii of
the father, he stopped affer riding u short
distance, and rnq'lird with loud voice,
Father, shall ride This horse 10 buy or Ia
sell .Nim IIaUen paptr.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21


The following facts, though otherwise ot
little importance, are Characteristic Of tiic
very different spirits of Bonaparte and the
Bourbons In the city of Lyons, during
the troubles of tn. French Revolution, 81
religious houses, chapcls aud churches, be
sides other buildings, were demolished
TO repair the injury thus done to the
place, various sums were expended by thu
government in promoting Improvements,
Of which the following is a catalogue: In
der the Republic and Bonrpartc there ~ ere
formed or built, three public walks planted
With trees, Il NURSERY, botanic garden, II
flower market, a veterinary shool, a mt
SUM Of paintings and antiquities, four new
bridges the court of justice was enlarged
there were erected "A projects hotel a
casern, a new theatre, an hospital, a new
square, new quays on the Rhon. and the
Ssoanc, and the ruined parish churches
were restored 70 Louis the Rrsioraieur,
since 1914, the inhabitants are indebted for,
lst, three new nunneries I'd, the re-rs,a
blishment of an old convent Sd, the fonn-
ton Of a. a new ccntrai seminary foi the
brethren of the Christian doctrine" now
become the chief instructors Of youth al
over France.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
REStSCITATfON FROM DROWN
INl

rniKAnELPnIA Sept. 3.-The Child Of
Mitrhrl Land, boy about years old,
having in Green street, above Second, n.
iihrtlip9, on Saturday last Eel from the
wharf near Noble street, and sunk inmc
iiately, Tho much credit cannot be- rem
deIcd To the four persons whose names
are unknown, who Jumped in - eavr him
one Of whom, after repeated diving, raised
The child from the bottom, apparently
dead. BY The timely md praseworihy
excrlinus of DR.. M'Cnllcy, IN the neigh
lolhdod of the spot, hc was in the course
of an hour rtsusctatcd, and is now doug
well.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
EANATlCISM.

GENEVA, July 8.-Our Lunatic Asylum,
and our hospitals, are filled with unhappy
persons of both sexes, whom religious ia
naticisln has deprived of their reason. Oi
late years, we have had IL depl0re several
suicides, proceeding from this species oi
madness, which the faculty, from constant
experience consider as the most difficult to
be cured. Only few days ago, young
man, whose imagination was struck by the
diseourses ola woman lately converted L.
the Catholic religion, thew himself into The
Rhine, where he escaped death only by :
miracle.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
kNEC DOTE.

A negro had so cruel n master, that h,
dreaded the very sight of him. After ex-
rrelslng variety Of iyrannical aCts among
ms slaves, the +, rant at last died, and lefi
his SOB heir 10 his estates. Sometime after
his death, gentleman meeting the negro,
asked aim how his master behaved |
suppose he Is a chip of the old block. -
40, no. say The negro, " massa be all
block himself"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
TOOTH! DRAWING.

When Mug of the Sandwich Islands
die, every subject in tho realm must lose Il
tooth. His HACK majesty having recent!
dep'r'ra this life in London, and his re-
mains, ny his own request, being ahoat to
tr removed /" his own dominuas, good
opportnnlty is offered 10 tooth drawers,
particularly As her majesty. the Queen,
h'ing likewise dad, it is presumed that
"rfy subject VIII be obliged 10 pail Nv"
teeth.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21

----------------" And should lay
My ashes in Il SOIL thai is not mine,
Ny .pirii shall resume tiff we may
Embodied choose Il sanctuary. iwine
My hopes OF being remembered III my line,
Wnh my lands language 4; if too fond and
far
These aspirations in their scope incline,
II ny lame shonld he a. my fortunes are,
OF hasiy growth and blight, and dull oblivion
bar
Ny name from out the temple where the
dead
Arc honored by the naiions-let II be-
Aud light the laurcls on "A iottier head
Aud be the Spartaps epiieph on me
Sparta baith wSey w.,:.....,,3r son than tc.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
ANEtlJDOTE.

Iaiour Nanbnnrg lost his leg NJ The hat
tie of Lcipsic. After he had suffered ampn-
ialoh with the greatest coutuge, he SAW his
servant crying, Of pretending to cry IN thr
corner Of his room. None Of your hypo-
critical tears, yon Idle dog (snid his master J
-yuu knuw You are very glad, for now
you will have only one boot 10 clean in.
stead of two.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-21
Yen Dollars Reward,

DUNAWAY from the subscriber about
kA the Is, oil July last, negrn man named
JIM about ~ years of age, about 9 feet
inches high, very black, little hump shout,
dered, knock-kueed, one of his feet iperlaps
the riehO little crooked, from hnrn Ten
dollars reward viii be given to any nersan
that will dsiiver the said boy TO pte, mar iHe
mill OF Davis, Preston < Co in Bedford couh.
", or secure him so ihAt get him again
JOHN McCONona.
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