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The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-06

Narder.--About two months ago a
saddle and hat were found in the over.
fow'ngs Of Cypress, Greek. also horse, all
of which were known to belong to a Mv.
Dryden who lived near this town, and who
was mlssing--which gave rise to report
that he was drowned. Search having been
made in the water for the body, without
success, and subsequent circumstances, ez.
citing suspicious that he was murdered,
various measures were rosorted to, to as.
certain the certainty. On Monday Iasts
party of men went to his late residence,
which belonged to Martin Frazer, whose
tenant Mr.. Dryden was, and after some
search, the body was found under the
kitchen floor, the head literally cut anil
mashed to pieces. Frazer attempted to
make his escape. but was overtsken, and is
now (as well as the wife of the doceascd)
confned in chains in town awaiting the
trial.-Shaacnes Ioien, Illinois.
The Wilmingtonian., 1824-05-06

1t seems that the rage for discoveries
has taken possession Of the mouse family
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-06

II has eatablished a bachelor clnl, here.
by drcI,ring Us ni,t 6fits bucks, ard NE
iiag war against ua.
II has plnndpred orr patience, ransaetC
I'd our natives aou ed our feelings, aiisl
DENIED the reality nf onr pleasures.
II is, AT ihis tne i]uciiing The small vita
of iuvrtrfhse daudirs to slgnlpnt the uorkaa
Of thyngteif, fhmanecfs, aud scniimenil
Isis, long ince begun, with circumstances
of folly aud mischief, scarcely paeilltl Il.
~ TIM must bafbafolia sefibbiins, aud -
tally unw ortly The head MA sensible writer
II has compelled eur fellow bachelors. :,
taken nnpping Ia ili' II arm chairs, 10 hreu
witness Against their sincerity, 10 brronna.
the drsrfttrs of their friends aud brethren,
or Ia belle Themselves, by their marrying
II has cnusrd dumtslic nsurreriinns
amongst M, aud hAa eutieatmed IN hisa, nn
the slaunchesi of our fraternity, the uoisy
packs of ineorfiglble esquisitta, whose
known mode Of pestrring IL, an undisiin
gnishrd yslping III all seuhe, decofnlp, aud
Independence,
In every siagc "f iliese opprcssions, 70
have struggled for orr privileges, with The
most reasonable mgnnrnis. nlr Struggled
have been resisted, oniS With repeated IN
pofiunilies, An age, whuac character -
thus marked by every act which may PEE
npt eelu,acy, IL unfit IL be The ruler MA
free barhelur.
Nor haze we been wanting IN respect 10
our married acquaintance. We hive
warned them, from time In lime, Of ut
tempis made by their uItrhs to .stend an
uncomfortable jurisdiction over ~, VIZ
hNSe rea,ieded them of lhr enu,tnienoes.
81 or sltlailon Il prihciples, evtfy where.
We Have appealed IA tlielr domestic aux
%tfties aud dl,euftls and We have adinred
them by the tninaes OF the4ramn conseien
crs, 10 Discontinue these pras oeaiiuns,
mtricll Would, inevitable, fSrile III, lilr +
rceriminalion. They, loo, have been deaf
IL the Voice of Justice aud inclination. We
m,si therefore persist in thu 1plninn " hlch
dielpies or assertion, and hold then, ~
wehoid the rest of plnrals-unanimoas in
Nplds-i IN Feeling divided.
We, Therefore, the identities Of the
bachelor club, in special meeting as..rs
bled, appealing TO the supreme tribunal Of
conscience fol The rrtliiGde OF our inefi
ilops, do, IN the namr, aud by the authority
Of the uDconiugated of these states, pub
hsh and declare, that lhese united siagil
iHrs are, aud ofrighi ought to he, f,es and
independent bachelors that they IRE u
verse from all piuching, by the marriage
Moose and that AL present eomtexion lte
Tween lbrm and ilt slate af matrlmnny, is,
aud ought a. be totally drciinrd and thtt
AZ free, independent ~bde,niora, ihVy have
lnll intention Ia ~ old nars preserve peace.
refuse alliances, establish clubs, and to do
all other acis aud thugs VIII Ga independents
bdcl.elUfs ma, ri right do. Aud Tor ihe
support oItlls declaration, with a ffm fell
hncr on The slngaIarity OF oar actions, ss
mutually pledge 10 eacp, Dther, our hands,
our empty purses, ana onrlusaltci iouaf,
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Quantico Canal Lottery, 18th class
G9et Prises, 1880 tax s7O40o
1926 6idnhs, rs al 81,

1iIs Is ~alutttry formcdhy the ternarv com.
bination and perturbation ut - sos. 10 de-.
iefmihe the prizes therein the - Nos. will he
rnhltely placed into "A wheel on the day of
drawing, aud four OF them BIO 1fnWn onf. And
That ticket having On Il the 1t, III aud Sd
Nos drawn from the wheel, IN the order in
which druHn, Will be ratitled Ia III. highest
PRIZE those b other TICKETS which sbutl
nave ut them the shmo numbers in nte Other
"idrfs oi combination and Formulation, vii
fheh he "hfitled 10 u prize of -, 900 those
u other TICKETS which slnIl have on them
thfee ot the drawn numbers, aud those three
The 81, 2d aud 1lli, Will enei, be eutilled 10 n
GlflZe oil $lOoo those q other tickets which
shatl have on them three oil the drawn Nos.
aud those three the lsi, I'd aud itl, will be
each entitled 10 n prize Of $5OO; those Il 9TH
or tickets which Shall hnvs on them three ai
the drawn Nos. viz The 2d, 81 aud iii, vii
each he entitled To q prize of s3IO. those 1913
tltkeis which sllnil have Oh tl,cm two of the
drawn Nos aud those Iva the 81 and Iih
drawn .AN1l eech he entitled ton prjge Of $40
all others having on h-in ~ y ~ .1~-ds@...
Nos. (being o:aD will each be entitled 10 a
prize OF SO; and all those which shalt lave
one of Tie drawn Mes. 90 dlcing Oo72) vii
each be eeliucd toa ptizr OF 50.
Ma ticket which shall hate draw II u prize Of
a superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
Inferior Prize. Prizes payable 30 days after
the drawing, and subject as usual 10 u dedia q
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Ihe. DRAWN viii take ptnce on 7hpfsdag,
the 18th day 81 Norem6.r ncht or NJ much
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il.
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Whole Tickets $5-llalNes 81 o. Quarter
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Packages of 9 tiekels embracing the 81
combinations and pcrmntUtion numbers Of IT,,
lottery, warranted 10 draw, NJ lrasl $50, les
ihan II per cent. may also lie had al The sainc
rate, but on thai day the tickets viii posting
y be advanced 10 50.
hABRAM Il. NORIlI.
June l.
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The whole Of the first edition having beer
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one, on 4 more cola, 1ed scale, hy reason oi the
many demands that have been made ioT tic
w5i.lftom va Us parts oithe United Sta c..
IIeiavolable reception That / =. been given
10 thle " bi.graphicai Dietlona " whilt 1t i
giatilu 10 lie compiler, may bc re a dcd a.
honplah etc he A,,e lcan community. I,e
ancient ieIn,blics raised mouum ITS 81 stone L.
1--WE pc, bctlity 20 TIE lame oi then he o,s a.,
sages. We Would impiant tie memory qlopl's
!, The lea, l. OF om childi en, t. be handed Own
to thor children, ~ proud llmen,h1 ~ teu ithe
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OIL inalak,tciicso l OF, myot distinguish d Re
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The valuable, rdie, AID eloquent pape,s, Ia
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WHAT l'VE SEEN

O.
| have sen norti lumblrd, ard mwotthi
moss exalted Yet trl ~, That the Last
WAS first, and the iirat was Lat.
! have srcn men rf little intrinsic merit,
rising on the tide ~ f|oriune, and running
with Tie popular current Of lie day, until
by dnt ut iinp'Jdrnge and peiec, efanCr,
they've grown tito consequence.
have sccn hose Who etfe least cflici,nt
III lime of dan ger, most bdisirtous on tue
subject ofml' Iiary achievements.
lave sect, ptrs,uis Car more attentive 10
The conc rms of their utighhors, than their
n"n, n0d ! . iug into piilate affairs Tor tina
worst OF Hrposrs.
! IlaNr seen stupidity allied 10 wrahh,
producing . display Of splendid igno,aace,
h'sDly 'i,sgnsllnS to u sound Judgment.
la 81 seen an Hiirrtailpn ri b~r1ctskenee
c"' ~ h1g The lowest cunning and Jh kost
intrigue sea, verify, a wolf in ileep's
clpi hing.
hive seen u little animal so inflated
Will pride, AZ 10 be- almoai fiii to bursting.
IL r"aeiabltd u man, to
nv srep mrn put ou airs Of war aud
hl6odshed, who would almost run from "A
izatd.
llo'" srcn men who were " all things
unto al m"u," aud have been all men s,ls-
ltlcious of them.
ll"se seen men strive 10 exalt one who
thaJ Rue" IL be UNIV GRITTY merely for tie
purpose al depressing a rl,al.
J nave srea enough of this wicked world,
rs netings aud d"inas, To Gauss mr la rx-
cl1ifn, ~ the language of the black nan,
d white ioih5 tfrs ,losarta,n.n
JEREMIAH SEE-hLL.
-gIG-
a very '%nnratt %noito'nan obsft'ing ooo
day at dInn'r, . person, emiprn, Tor III.
phlloooplicai %f.leUls, ini,nt On chonsit,g
thc dnlt acies Of the table, sid tn bii,2
g What do Philosophers love dainti., sn
1t Why moi :h,eplird the a%gltolar," nn
yon fhiph, my lord, that the good riliags Of
htnds :"
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4 i court continued by adiournmei
4 aud held for Amherst county. al the
e"orl house, on the 2oth day OF November,
ls23,
Lee -. Turks, plaintiff,
against
Richard Henry Burks, james Powell and
WILKINS watson, defendants,
N CTT4NCERY
On motion of the defendants, II is ordered,
That unless The rlniniin shall amend his bin.
aud make Nathaniel Henry purity defendant
III this sui, nj the nssi court after he shHll
have been served with n copy of this order.
the Injunction awarded him IN this rnse shah
stand dissolved AS the net of this ,lny, aud 1t
appearing 10 the court that the plaintiff does
not reside within the limits Of this common
wealth, This order is ordered 10 be- inserted
in the Nirlininn, published IN the town OF
Lynchhurf, during the term Of two months
Copy-Icste.
20 A. y. DAVIES, Clerk.