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PROPOSALS
For publishing, By subscription,
NEW AMERICAN
biographical Dictionar \
PROPOSALS
\ REMI3NinRANCER
OF TIE
departed Heroes, Sagcs apd Statesmen Of a.

1 OF TIE
| )epartea Heroes, Sagcs apd Statesmen Of n
| Hitittu.
| To he confined eAciual,,ly TO those who 81.
| la zed themselves, in e,ther capacity, in the
Revolutionary Ndr, which obtained the indie
! pendenec itheir country.
Second Edition. nm dAGpp eHdir-fontniniag
VIII eela,aion 10y Tue Representative 81
i the United Colonies of North America,
ettins forth the causes and necessity OF taking
mp arm Juy 8, 1775-Thc Petition by the
Representatives OF the United Colonies, 10 the
King OF Gteat Britain, July &, l775-A precla-
ton oil Congress for a day OF ta=ting, humilia-
to-, and prayer, March 10, 1873 The Decla.
ration ii independence, July 4. l7i6-and the
aanii sto b" the Congre,- OF the United States
If Amer4aa, October so, li79.
Also, lie Constitution OF the United States,
md til Farewell Adaress OF General WAsa.
rNGToN, o the People # the United States, an
nountiug h intention ot rctIIing from public
service, Septemlori7, 1896
COMPLIED ~ TUOlLlS l. RODGERS
" We i. cue ed to the ate raa = hoo
nm an ancond 10 al submi SION To he tvIa n-
nv OF initiated III ioieI-, o. e-istanee by 10 &C.
The attel Is our choice. We hayecounted the
cost OF this contest, ard Ind nothing SO dread
iul "a y1untaly slave v. Homo, Justice, and
Humanity, iol bid rs ,amelv to suf ender that
cedom which we re, civcd from cur gallant
ancesto ; and which ouI innocent poslcI ty
nave a III toiese,ye from Us. We sannol
endure the nlamy and guilt OF resign.ng sue
&c, q scneratIonsto that wret chcdness which
inevitably ava them, il we basely entail here
dta,y boz dage upon them.
a. The AIMS we have been corpeliel by out
cnene, t. assume, we vii, III defiance oi every
hazara, with unlhatug frmacss and pelsevct-
ance, employ Ion the pc ovation Of ON hbet-
tl,s-f Gig With one mind resolved To die iroe-
en- ate han TO live shvc,. - DcrJdraiiou
Of Congress, setting .torH TIE ueeessHy Jtatmg |
Up araS--Jaig u, 10
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by virtue of y deed 81 trust exeeul.d Ia
- the subscuhcr b, JabeE Leiwieh ir
aud Martha his Wiz, htating date the 9Th
j day Of sept, ntbcr, lge0, aa1 If fecetd "a
/ tlIe elafh's office 0f The county court ct
Brdfprd, to secure sandfy debt therein
.Npress.d, due To- George T. ~ illams &,
-, shall sell, at public auction, for cash,
On the I'D day Of December, I8aJ. AT tho
dwelling house III the sad jahez Leltwieh,
II. in thc county OF Bedford,
lhe following SAlN Els,
To vii jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph.
Nilet, DollrN aud one girl ch,ld Angelina,
Sutkey aud Eliza. and tie iuefrasc of the
l,males ~ so many thereof as viii lac sut-
ieieut to satisfy the debts NAMED in The
deed aforesaid, and the cost Of carrying the
sainc into effect. The tillc IL the above
slaves Is believed 10 be good, but ] shalt
such title rs is vested in me AS
trustee, aud no other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
Drctmbrr Q. 1tNlds3f
II >. Ike above sale is postponed IA eonse-
quencc of The weather until The 10th dny OF
January 1924, II iar, IL mol The nth ihir day
thereafter SUNDAYS excepted, nj which time
II viii take place NJ the dwelling house oi The
said Jnbez LeitWic h, jr rs above named,
Dee. -. Ntds2O SAhL HANNAH,
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foh ,as AhN uH persons from trading
IN, or lHF'"9 IN dssignment, a RONB, tre-
e ga6a og mf 20 Fheby johnson, Tor Mf ,ap If
S<zo, n'h c<edH Of $40, due about The Ist If
ga VA. i7.A3, as holt her bond for larger
sum n y. due on pine, aud clam The SAINT as
an 9Dset against The same.
WILLIAM "a EFNSO.T
Innudry II ar2lga5
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CfrtiGcnie If GorcfHor Piedsanfs md oflers M:
10 He rorrecinem c( he abore plum ~ LOT
JERI
RcnmoNn, iilh November, lsa8.

IIh
RIcnMoEp, 18th November, 1929.
Having bcrn requested by MIR ArchilV Ia
Mcintyre, the Manager of the Qunntico GO nnI
Lottery, To examine the principles on W. .hch
Lotteries are formed by the combinnti1 n Of
numbers, plan which he purposes 90 ursur
in raising the money which he isnutiorised by
his enniract with the commits sioners, 10 mise.
mud having HitcntNely examined tbe princir-
ples ON which such Lotteries Hre formed, syc-
hive no hesitation ~ declaring, that. in QUIZ
view, the plan is perfectly fair and correct
We have particularly examined the scheme v e
his FIRST class, consisting Of loco tickets, fOTu
ed by the combination OF 80 Nos aud ~ "a
TINT the amount Of the prizes which must, Of
Necessity, he drawn therein, by The draw iue
of ont OF the 30 numbers ms proposed ~ fb@
scheme, II S263g0, which is the annoy M of
the 1od0 tickets, nj The scheme price OF 50. 90
consequently, no other profit can nr "a ire 10
the said commissioners, or TO Mr.. Nj elptvre
on the sale of all the tickets in the SC h4ms. AZ
! that price, than the 10 per cent 10 be deducted
from the prizes.
We are also Of opinion, that this IAN has "a
decided preference over the old an a,ooup,
OF The celebrity aud accuracy OF fte d.t.rr,;-
nnion of the prizes. II preclVf es the nossi.
bility Of the commission of Fritz rls or mistake,
in the drawing, aud saves much waste of time
aud expense.
JAMES PLEAsANTs, Jr.
P.V DANIEL,
JOHN BRoCKENBp c,1rGg.
ROBERT STANAr ;,
WM. II FlTZWyl yIsoNN
VIM. G. PENCli 4sr6N
/ THnMAZ sssA~Afb
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HEREBY caution and forwarn all and
4 every person from trading for or taking
anas5gnment of a bond for the sum oil seventy
dollars, due the 18th OF December, ls21, exc
cnfed by myself to Allen Talbot, Tor the hire
Of n aegfo man, HIarry,) who turns ont 10 be
the property Of Sterling thornton, who has
arrested the .aid negro Harry from me, in con
sequence of which have had IN hire the said
negro from Mr. Thornton, and execute my
bond for the hire, aud am determined not 10
pay the bond executed to Talbot, unless com
neiled by law SAMUEL LOVE.
Ian - 81 ID
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an the Forest road, about five miles
from Lynchburg, "a handsome DIRK
which the owner may have by paving the
cos, of this advertisement, on Application 10
Holm c JOHNSON.
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BOABDING HOUSE.

THE ST. SCRIBER has taken the up
n per art If Ne. {. l.. DibreH's tenement,
aJet9 n mrs nbOrc HE E3rgiain Bank, lrhsre Ibe
Is =. cpared to accommodate Il or Ia Bocrdpf.
9Th good ssrtauts md a tong experience in the
business, she tues not hesitate TO promise fots.
Iac,ion Apply to Mr.. Charles l.. or Jamrt y.
| 'JJbysH EIfZa U4TSOH.
Jaaunry 10. 2a1 lm4a
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Vr,,st ale.

(l virtue of deed of trust executed Il
y the subscribers by Jabcz Letlwich, II
aud Martha his vile, bearing date the l9lh da,
ut September. le22, aud OF record in ibt
Clerk ohc. 81 the county court OF bedford
tor the purpose ii securing the pNy ment oi
Nnndry sums 81 monoy therein expressed, "
shalt sell h. WY public auction, for cash.
at the dwelling house of che said jehez Lit
wich. Jr. in the county of Bedford, on the
23d day oipecember, ls2d, the following pro.
L..
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Nne aract Of A.nuA,

containing one hundred acres, on which lie
said juhea teltwieh5 tr nov resides, Rdioiu=
ing the lands OF Mr. Moscly, ltnys ct. aud
Thomas Ealy, IN the county ol Bedford
One Other Tract of Land,
containing fifty neres, adjoining the lands OF
Charles stewart, Mrs. hogcly, Ray, r't aud
the land on which the said Jabcz LEW e4,
Jr now resides4 also NIL the said JUbrz Lift
witch, Jr. crepe oil tohhrco, al tire growth al the
year oi lsa3, nude on the lands above named.
The title 10 the above property is believed 10
he good, but we shall only convey such title
as Is vested in rs rs trustees and no other
SAMUEL HANNAH. }
SAMUEL GAHLAND, Trustees
WA. NJ NNES,
December -. Ntd> IL
\ The above sale is postponed in ronsc-
Gucucc oi the weather, until the 10th day al
ls2i, II fair, II not the next lnir day
thereafter sundays excepted, at which time
it viii take place al the dwelling house al the
said JnboH Letlwich, j.. rs above named.
SAM Il HANNAH,
SAM IL GARLAND, Trustees.
WI. NJ. INkES,
December %. wtds2o
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Walter VI. Mi aAAetVn,
DRUGGIST,
CRIB

N He slgn 81 bIe d01den lUorEoT,
HAS RECENTLY RECEIVED sUPPLy at
Medicines, Drugs, Paints,
EAINTERs' Materials, J,,ns.ed OIL,
Il Spirit lurpentine, Ove o,uH., &c. which
together with his sto",, 4, hand enables him
and the pul'.',e
,.,i u" mes y. this town and It's vicinity, prac-
=" .one.s Of physic, country merchants hat
rs, dyers, painters and others VINO are de-
sirous Vi procuring articles OF prime quaint,
and on the most rrasannbie terms VIII nut
Il greatly 10 their Interest 10 give him. a cal.
| on baud, constant supply Qt ftiIl
| prepared an .ae bet aanner
! ptCrutef ., r.
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Museum Of Foreign Literature
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HE under these circumstances, tnat a selection
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TO THE PTBT.IC.

The whole ot the FIST edition having been
sold, the i.ditor has been induccdto oilei new
one, on more enlaigcd scale, Ey reason oi tn.
. many demands that have been made ioI the
work from various parts otthe United States.
The favorable reception that has been given
| to thi- " Biographical Dictionary" Will, IT is
grateful to he compiler, may lie regarded a.
honorahleto the American c. immunity. Tne
ancient republics raised monuments OF tone u
give pei petuity to the fame oil their heroes d
.ages We would implant the memory '0itr'S
III the hearts OF Our children, To be handed own
Ia their children, in proud rcmrmb, ance otthe
virtues and talents oil men who never had then
supeIots. Oithosc who took part in the Re.
voiu,ou, II has been emphaticalty said, - there
were giants in those days" II is At once our
duty ana ourintere-t to cherish aIvelytccolIcc
ton oi them. There san honest pr ide TIC oug
ing to,t that constitutes a mural force oil mil
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tain many important characteristic anecdotes,
sc. neyer before publ he'd. OF those lust,Ious
men who acted a cons l,u Us part III Cur glu-
rious Revolution. Iht Editor thinksit proper
to adj, that many gentlemen, tr.ln various
parts of the Union, have promised 10 furnish
OH inal SIX etches oi our most Distinguish Re
,olutonary heroes, age, and statesmen.
The valuable, rafe, ande eloquent papers, Ia
ken from the Journals OF the Revolutionary
Congress- rs well - the Constitution olthe 4.
states-andthe valedietoty add ess oi General
Washington, which the inst EDITION did not
contain, willg've additional and salneto
he work
The first edition contained b'oSiaphcal
sketch oi the character Oh ont ""RdT" ann
fifteen individuals, and ii is eSpertetthe second
VII contain aSAe'eh oi the c1H'a'','' &C. %
'oI'y - my more WIG nave u''u ''''ee VIC
pun mo- W wy .,.',..,,; -, H.. cr.
n''''' "'''y -, 49,.
''' Wv ~ VIZ o'' o
Mr.. Mus. In his REGISTER. July /. 1878.
con.,,a l,, o,.. sch,. IBnot : ), wnh
he ln, n,,i,,g nhsr,y,,;n,s:
al h,ye heen lsdtn he, few remarks. nv
49,, ,,I,,,,., ,at.l,, nol,,;si eJ
~. ~, ~, ;, :, r,s,.,,, Pen, entitled :. A
,., n,n nsi;, n;c,;n,,ry rort,;n,ry thu
live. Of all on, eminent statesmen, he,oes
,,,,r;,'t, .,d
:,,. ,S,t c., Nc.t 70
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For publishing, BY subscription,
INV AMERICAN
biographical DictioMap y
on
a RENEM.iltANCER

az THE
Departed Heroes, Sages and Statesmen OF "A
meried.
To be confined exclusively to those who SIP
nalized themselves, in either capacity, i'm III,
Revolutionary War, which obtained the Indie.
pendenc. oithelr county.
Second Edition. With appendir-containing
VIE Declaration by the Representatives OF
Il the United Colonies of Moth America.
acting forth the causes and necessity OF taking
up arms, July 8, l715--rhc Petition by the
Representatives of the United Colonies, to the
King OF Great Britain, Jaly 3, Ia 5-Ap rocla.
ton OF Congress Tor a day OF tasting, humil,-
ton and prayer, March l6, i775--rhe Deca.
ration oi Independence, July :, l71G--and the
manifesto by the Congress oil the United States
oil America, October 80, l179.
Also, the Constitution OF the United States,
and tn, Farewell Address oil General WASH.
rNoros, To the People Of the United States, am
nounclig his intention oi retiring from public
service, Septcmherl7, 1876.
COMPLIED BY THOMAS J. RODGERS
We ATE lcduced to the alternative IL choo
sing an unconditional Submission To the ty.an-
ny oil ,Illtated ministers, OF resistance b, force
The iatteI is ouI choice. We have counted the
cost oith,s contest, and find nothing 50 dread.
nj rs voluntary slave y. Honor, Justice, ana
humanity, ioroid as tamsly To sun nder that
recdom VIII n we received from cur gallant
ancestors, and which our innocent posteiity
nave a night to receive from Us. We cannot
endure the intamy and guilt OF res,pnng sue
cerdng genct ationsto that "retchcdness which
,nevitabi, avail them, II we baoely entail here
dita'y bondage upon them.
:" The a, ms we have been compelled by ouI
enemesfo assume, we Will, III defiance oi every
hazard, with unahatng il'mnsss aud perscseI-
ance, employ tor the preservation al our liber-
tirs--being with one mind resolved To die free
men athe, than To live slaves. - DeciarGijon
Of Congress, setting firth The ntcesaiy cttakmG
up dfms-JNLA =, ll10
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drugs and Medicines.
4
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,

2PO THEC3RY aND DELGGIST,
HAS received directly from New i rk
4 L and Philadelphia, supply OF DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the pnrest
quaity, which will be sold at the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners Of Medicine, country mer-
chants, and others, who buy large quantities,
aud cannot 1T all times find it convenient to
pay the cash, can he supplied on liberal ere
dit, where punctuality is observed Families
in this town, and its vicinity, supplied with
medicines put up in the incest style, payable
half yearly
lie has also received, English and Ameri-
can White Lead, ground in oil dry ditto
Spanish Brown, in oil ; dry ditto tet-
low Ochre in oil dry ditto, Spirits ot
Turpentine Linsecd Oil Venetian Red ;
Red Lead PruSsian Blue, No. | aud SUI
pcrior Chrome Yellow Patent Green, spruce
yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Green King
Yellow Rose, Pink, Lytharge, English and
American ttrmiion; Ivory Black FAINT
Brushes of every description English and
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead ,
Lamp Black Turkey TIMBER; Cold Leaf OF
superior quality Silver ditto; Spanish VIM
ting; Paris ditto; American Glue superior
Blue Stnalts fumce stone; Conch Copa,
Narnish Furniture ditto Gum Copal; Ground
Gamwuod Stone Ochre Logwood, ground
AID IN sticks, &c. &c. together with every
other Paint and Dye-Stutl now III use. a
more complete assortment OF goods ~ his iihe
never has peen offered in this market before
and he earnestly soliciis his friends and the
Ennbic to give him call, to whom lie rciurn'
hi, greattiil acknow Judgments for past patron
noc1 Aug. II.
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'nnnssi others, VIII comprise letters writ
Tn ny his mother, during his travels in
Portugal, Spain, and Gr.ece. Here again.
however, the world * liscly To- hn ms much
disappointed ~ 10 The case of his lordship's
> menihrrs, for We observe that an 10
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Journal Of Foreign .Medac,ne.
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ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, III. ID.

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either i'll Lynohburg or the adiaarui country
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The North American Review,

Was begun in 1915, aud has since been steadi
advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1920, the editorship was assumed by Pro-
lessor Everett, of the University AT Cambridge,
NewEngand. A nt'o series was then com.
menced, with which it is convenient that sub
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of the work will however be thankfully re-
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-07
American Journal of Science and
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CondHcted by BENJAMIN SItIIMtN, Pro
tessor Of chemistry, &c. Yale college.
This Journal hegas in the year 1919, Two
numbers, between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-07
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