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TRUST SALE.

lf virtue of two Deeds in Trust cxccl-
40 ted to the subscriber, ,he first by Merritt
NJ White and wife, and the other by the said
Merritt NJ. White and William White, and
their wives, which are recorded intht Clerk $
ONCE OF Amhcrt county, shall proceed 10
sell, TO the highest bidder, for ready money
on the 9th day.o March neAt, in town OF
RllhII
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STOW the Villain.

- NAWAY the I'd of this month
&nlatto man named NED. He isa to,'
ieifOa but has large breast aud Is stro,,i',
iIlR deiaa little boW-leeged, "a high full for.L.z#
dark 4KSs, holes in his ears, and a f,l.raif
shar2f hin---mears'll lis hair tied bchind-L -
bold Md open eornter auce " hen suoL,,,
He is a Keen artiul fellow, aud pfrI,,,. ~.
read and Wr1te a Iitlie. Ills cluihns n.
particularly describe, tho lheic i ma IT.
he Is st.nieelly clothed lie has a co.J h
watch, with gold or gill ehain. Loot. A.,
He rode Oft DARN GJtEA MARE ,J,o,,,
feet : inches high, IN good oidrr, ,hod hefa,.
her shoes not much norn-shc is irnrtll, an !
well iol4ued-aud has the marks ri ui,nl
gear upon her shoulders, aud a consideralla
scar upon one Of them, high on the should,r
blade, think on the right She Ia, a vera,
thick tale and name, though not very long =
She Is tpiried and active aud rides Well II,
is well equipped for travelling, with saddle.
bags, big coat OF bear skin with large canrs
NC. lIaY. Lt., doubt he has obtained free. I'm
Pers, andknl attempt to pass as free man.
and make 10 some free state, aud have l..
doubt but he has altered his name. lie i
handy lellOw, good house servant, .millrr
aud shoemaker, and can turn his hand To INV
ding, and have no doubt but he has a plenty
OF money. will give Il reward of FIFTY
DOLL AIRS TO any person who VIII deliver
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail So that
get him again, y, thin this stntc; and il tnkp,,
Withuuttllc state ONE HI NDRED DOLLARS
il secured or delivered to me, aud ten dollars
for the mare il taken within this state and de
lyered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS
Buckingham, Aug % wts3
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Narris's Greek MiN,

being one twenty -fourth part, and isycry VA
!u"blc and the interest which fc holds in
right OF his wife 10 Il tract ofNcry rich LAND
AT the Cold Mountain, being the Eth part OF
about Hoo acfes. The title 10 all The proper
y is believed to be good, but acting as lrlls-
tee, shall only convey the right vested N
me by the trgst
WILLIAM ARAHsTEAD, Trustee.
February -. Wtds %
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.lso,one otMer Y'sact,

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
ing 39l acres, and bounded on one side BY
The road leading from Samuel Burk>',, 10
Watts Gap, mud the lands of Richard ;. Ii
lis, the Bethel tract, aud the lands of John
Camm, dec OF this tract there are only
about l5acres cleared, aud that portion OF il
Is well enclosed and fresh, 1t is heavily i'm
bercd and well watered, and contains "A large
quantity OF first rate tobacco land This tract
lies within one mile of Bethel
u the above lands are not sold privately
before the 10Th day Of October, they viii, on
that day he sold publicly at my residence
| Persons who may he DESTROYS of purchasing
II Is expected, will wish to view the lands
They viii be shown at any time ON appica-
ton being nude 10 the subscriber
j. Terms Of sale shall be made nccommn'
dating. AMBROSE Ri.CkER.
February 20. 2swts
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WILSON County, February Court, 1894.
Benjamin Mosby and Bib \ Harris,
tOmnlhinanis
J N1LLS,c &C


William H. Mosby, Lee " Harris, admr.
OF William II. Mo,by, dee d, and in IRIS owa
right, aud sarah Musby, Jacob Mbsby, ROM
Mostly, John Mosby, Benjamin Mu>bv, Lii
tieberry Mosby, Mildred Ann Mosbv, and
Nancy Mostly, children and heirs OF the said
Nm II. Mo>by, deed, by Lee W Harris,
specially appointed their guardian, Sarah
Mo-by, widow aud relict Of the said VIM. II
Mo-by, decd, and 1erisha Turner. (son ii
llenry) defendants.
~ CuANCERY.
On the motion at the plaintiffs, by their
counsel, who filed their separate bills, nnd il
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court that
the defendant William II. Mo,lfv i, not an in
hhbitont OF this commonwealth, aud without
the jurisdiction OF tits court II IS OrdcrcR.
that The defendants in this country rctuin in
iheIr hands, what money property or other
cuects they may have, or may hereafter come
Ia Their hands, belonging to the absent drl.n-
dant, to The amount of five hundred and fifty
doher', shhp"ct 10 the further ordor and H.
cree OF this court. And ii is further derrced
that the said defendant NiIlam IT, Mosbv do
appear here on the fourth Monday in Nav
next, and answer the several bills Of the com
piainants, aud that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in one of the newspapers
printed IN the town of Lyurhburg once n
week tor eight weeks successfully, pre- y ion,
to that day, aud that another copy thereof be
posted up nj the front door Of the courthouse
of this county on some court day.
a Copy-Teste.
80 RIO. &. CUTLER. d.CN
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FOR HIRE

WILL HlliE, bJthe motiii or for ne
I balance orths g,ar. M Z .SEGH0 .UE.h5
Z sysi rate iabofrff.. daa THkEE BOZ 3, on
mod,e aie ternas, = agPh.oi.oa b mads iamnf'-
ai6ig. 1OLi-a WIN IN e
fI6rfI 10 j. .ff3W
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JOHN WILLS, OK.


NIHlnla.
At rules holden in the clerks ofce ct the superior
court Of uhanoey for the LyneburB district, tile 9Th
day OF November, 1922,
oln, AIcAlGttg James S. alcAlli,ter and thomas B..
McAllislcr, ,ln.
Against
lhonas Il honldln, eNocutoa of DAVE ho,s dec. ia
cob hyer; and rAzalslRis ale, john Dullleld aud
Amahda has 80 4asH3&Rith "A. Noss and BeinauIin
Lewis, dUtts.
hc defendants Jaeob N ers and El1abetl his wife,
a trtac.icN a. koss hotlasmg onter,d ,isaproar-
dnct Bnu e. security acIOruug tr act 6tassuuDly
and III iules 81 tis court, and Hppt ans by saiac-
Dty cNtd,nee thai they inhdbAnt, OF tins
ny las Ordoied, THAI tlir said dccntits do appear
here tt rst day oil the and answer the
bill ct thu rlamuiis aud that copy oil thS order be
loftlWhh inserted IN solne neN Spaper pInted III the
town ot Iynehurg, for two months suecCsSVely and
posted tlt tlnht door ut the court houav IN the sand
town. tupy-ICsIv,
81 join WILLS, elk.
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MOI ice.

4 PETITION rM be presented 10 The
Z uert session Of The assembly Of IHginia,
praying that The Lynchblrg aud Salem Turn.
nike Road shall csase at the Crcek Just beiow
>"tc Nh, formerly LaHghorr,'s, IN The county
Of Bidferd%r Tat no gate shall OJstrHci the
free passage Of The Shun-pike road 10 Lynch.
burg. March 10. 80 aslw
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One NrANt.

Whereon he now resides, in Amherst county,
distant II miles from Lynchburg and 10 from
Amherst court house, known by the name Of
9RAilAMS COVE, containing 1850 acres,
between ! and 300 Of which are cleared
This land lies well aud is in good heart lie
dwelling house is uableand .convenielt,
and has attached 10 il the necessary out
houses, orchards, &c. There is yet lalge
portion OF good tobacco land to clear, which
is very heavily tin.bered. The whole tsact
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-26

.MetronomicA System.

They who shall be instructed upon this
plan Nillfnd by practice that Music has
every sad. vantage of II science, pleasing Ia
the human ear aud understanding, aud
that IL Is not that ephcmeral mechanical
knowledge which those Instructed ~ the
usual mode have supposed II.
Music, when cultivated as science, like
Mathematics and philosophy, expands the
mind aud improves the heart aud disposi-
lion.-This method affords equal advanta-
ges 60 those .yhu reside "a town aud thosc
ia the country. Lessons Tor 4 week, Tor
fortnight or for month, will be found as
beneficial rs those Uf shorter Periods
lie will attend 10 the instruction OF midi
.iduals, or GLASSES which may be formed,
at any moderate distance from Lynch
bHfg. lie has engaged II skiinl person To
furnish him with Metronomes, for the Use OF
his scholars
o. lie has n large assortment of i'm.
ported Music, for the accommodation of his
pupils, and has ao agent ut the north, 10
furnish any person with all kind of Muslca
Instruments, Pianos, Clarionets, Flutes, &c
sc.
o. A line addressstto J. A. S. at Mr.
Robert Morriss's Z U meet with prompt
attention.
December ). Wits -
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My Jeven,iah Angva,a,

CIR Take notice, that we shall, on the
~ LIST day Of May nest, at the Spout la
vcrl, in the county of Campbell, aud slatc of
N,rginin, between The rising and setting Of
the sun OF said day, proceed Ia tuke the de
positions ot John Hughes and others, To be
rend MS evidence ca the trial of n suit now
pending in the superior court of chanccry for
the iynehburg district, whercinyou are ntain.
tiIl and we are defendants, when aud where
you may attend II you please. II we should
not complete the taking OF the above men
toned dispositions on that day, we shall CON
tinue to take them from day 10 day SUNDAY
excepted until all are completed
Yours, &c.
MOON 4 MCKINNEY.
March II 3Iw4lw
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PURSUANT TO iced Of trust erecuted
= II The subscriber BIZ Samuel and .Jaises
Coleman, barring date The 3D. day Of February.
lS=3, and datg recorded in the clerks office Of
.faihffst comfy, for purposertJerein namtd, h.
icH proceed 10 seH, on The premises, for rfady
money on SattudDg the ION daB af ioriinryi.
= I"T' Y not the nert fair day theregjier, sun
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Also, one other Tract.

Adioiningthc above described Land, coutalu.
my upwards al 700 acres On this trac, there
are two settlements, on one of which is n
very good house, we'll fnishets, out honses,
orchards, II good garden, &C. aud on the
other comfortable dwelling house, orchards,
&c. This tract also adioins the lands Of John
Shclton, Col John Amhlcr and 0thers
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.,lsou coDrtg, january C0ari, 1924

NILSSON County, January ooaff, loE4
tsbcr, II. Anderson, Mayo Gabell, aud
wills If. wills, merchants ard partners, tra-
Iing gpder the bfni OF Cabeil, Anderson a
Go. compliments,
against
Dandridge Clasby, Mary Clasby, 49, oil
William CLASSIFY, dec u, William Glash.ss Jolh
SPENCER and Nancy his wife, formerly NatGs
Clasby, John Staples = AsaeI Ai=a lie, iorme4y
Anne CLASSIFY, William Iintiply AID Polly lis
his wife, formerly Polly Clasbyy JAsls,ey II
Brynnt aud Elizabeth bis wife, formerly lii
zabeth CLASSIFY, Susanna ilhes, fdBskA gu
sanaa Clasby, Creed &. Carter, aud f63 lils
wife, formerly. Pellys Classy and Martha
CLASSIFY, illiam clasiF John ela5y, iirgl-
nin aud Elizabeth Clad,y, James CLASSIFY nnd
Robert ClasLy, infants aud heirs of Thomas
Clasby, decd, by Crdsd &. Carter, special,
assigned their guaklian, defendants.
IN CuANGEfY.
= On the motion of the cDmplaiaanis by then
counsel, WHO hled their bill, and il appearing
10 the satisfaction of the court that the dctep
dant Dandridge Clasby is NOT iiihabiian
OF this commonwealth, aud without the iuri5
diction of this court, II IS ordered, That ID,
said defendant do appear here ON the first ds,
OF april court next, and answer the complain
ants bill, and lhafa copy OF this order b.
( forthwith inserted IN one uf the newspaper
I printed in tire lpwn OF Lynebburg, once
I week for eight weeks successfully, preyiou
Z Ia That day, aud that another copy thereof b
posted mp at the front door OF The courthous
of this county on some court day.
Copy-Tcste.
or no q CUTLER d e n e
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Not ice

Is hereby given 7hutd The Cells IN The
1 LHnatic Hospital, IN the city Of IiH,Sms-
bury, IRE ocr0pifd. and that no more patients,
Mate or Female will be received into said
IIn.pital, until sonc OF The said Cells are Va
cant, due notice of which Will be given.
Bg order Offhe Coari If Dffriocs.
LEO. HENLEY, {. {, u.
Williamsburg, Feb - mts %
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y VVact OK AanA,
MY. MeNaMAer Wright,

~NIR As'you are not an mhabitant OF
the commonwealth OF Virginia, | take
This method OF notifying you, that ON satur
day the 18th day of MAY neNt, it being the
sixth day OF the term of the superior court of
chancery holden for the Lyno4,burg district,
shall by my attorney move the said court
tor II writ OF ccrtorari, to remove thither the
record and prore ceilings oil suit now depend.
ing aud undetermined in the county court of
Nelson, on the chanccry side of said court,
where yon are complainant, aud Robinson =.
Beaacamp, executor James Stevens, dee d ,
aud myself are defendants and shalt rely rs
a ground for said application, I'm the unrea-
sonahie neglect and delay of said county
court iu'heretotore failing TO proceed 10 a de
ci,ioh IN the said suit, or To entertain 4 mo-
ton for a dissolution of the injunction awar.
dcd the plaintiff in said suit
PHILIP RYAN.
March, L. WiWl2
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Attention.

1nHosE persons who have 'n5scripl,o"
II papers 10 the IynrIbufg ilrrhd arc re-
speofally requested Ls,ena ahs, ,lhs,s ,e.ss
March IL 49, -
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Drugs and .MeAiciAcs.
II
Waller If. Middleton,

fOJposiie he Post ohce -.
HAS Just received a supply "t DltOo5
III aud FRESH FAMILY MEDICINES,
which ho can win pleasure and confidence
recommend to his friends and the public, rs
being of the porcst quality, aesl-''1h hc sold
ON such terms and at such priees-as VIII moi
fail 10 render satisfaction.
\ =. Practitioners eli Medicine, Country
Merchants aud others who have 'bccn III tue
habit Of purchasing in IIichmond, are invited
10 give him enll.
lie has also fer sale RANTS, olLs, DYE
srpTfs, &c. &c. ntdisdisual low prices.
March Ii.
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ALSO, one olMer Yract,

Adjoining the first described tract on tie
sorlth west side, containing 80 acre, chiefly
in woods, not more than 20 acres being eiear-
ed, which NE svcll enclosed. His tract is
" ell limbersll, and Is fine tobacco Iand
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' AAIU.HLE AlAENS

TUX 1S.1LI.
a lie subscriber wishes To sab the fol.
a lowing valuable TRACTS OF LAND,
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Taken w,

RIO. c. CUTLER, d. c. y. ,
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1 + rules holden in the clerks office of
"A. the superior court of chancery Tor the
Lynchburg district the 9th day oil February
1921.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

On Tuesday morning last, after a short
illness, Mrs. Al,c,a McKemno, in the 18th
year OF her age. She was native of Ire
land, but Tor many years resident of this
town. She was highly respected by all
who had the pleasure Of her Acquaintance,
as possessing in an eminent degree those
excellent virtues which adorn the human
character. She submitted TO the various
Affections oil life with fortitude and resig-
nation until her Redeemer called her 10
Joln. The happy spirits OF the just made
perfect.
Also, Miss Elizabeth G. Thompson Of
pulmonary disease, n the 23d year of her
age. In the death of this young lady,
large circle OF acquaintance are deprived
OF friend whom they loved, and sincere
~ sympathsc with Der beTeaved relatives
in,he loss they have sustained. Her whole
lite exhibited those features OF character
which endeared Der to society and 10 her
relatives; but in her last lines she scquir.
ed those virtues which rendered her love.
~ in the eyes OF Angels and of God. She
most perfect composure, trusting 10 the
merits of her Redeemer for salvation, and
died commencing her soul into the hands
OF her mercilul God and Saviour.
On the 5oth Sept. at his residence 10
Prince William county, Va. Mr.. Rut
Johnson, sen aged 81 years; long re,
spectacle inhabilau of that county. Ot
him, it may be truly said, he was an ho.
nest and good man, the DobIest work OF
God,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
COUNTERFEIT NOTES

We would caution the public against
the receip: of counterfeit bills on the State
Bank of North Carolina; purporting to be
OF the denomination Of twenty dollars -
One OF these was yesie rdsy handed to
the Editors-the general appearance of the
engraving, is well calculated 10 deceive,
and although the filing up is not so we'll
executed. it would be well for those who
are not excellent judges to refuse notes Of
this denomination altogether.
Bat. Am. Oct 6.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07
MARYLAND.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-We have as yet
only very partial returns OF the Elections
which took place in the State OF Maryland
Oh Monday.
10 The City Of Baltimore. the Ticket OF
Electors favorable 10 the Election OF John
Montgomery succeeded, by a majority
OF 344 votes, over that which was favora'
BILE 10 the election of the present Mayor,
Mr.. Johnson.
The votes for Congress in Baltimore
City were as follows:
For Peter Little, 1858
John Barney, $500
Baltimore City and County elect two
Representatives. The Representatives in
the present Congress are Mr.. Little and
Mr.. McKIm. There was no opposition, it
will be seen, to Mr.. Little, aud the con-
test was between Mr.. McKim and Mr..
Barney. From the county, we have yer.
bal reports that the votes were so divided
as to give to Mr.. Barney the election, by
majority In the whole district OF 1870
votes, over Mr.. McKim. Ii this report be
correct, Mc. Little and Mr.. Barney are e.
lected Representatives from that district
in the next Congress.
Mr.. Howard and Mr., Tyson are elected
Delegates TO the State Legislature by con-
siderable majorities over FIVE other oppo.
nents.
Standish Barry!is elected Sheriff for the
City and County OF Baltimore.
Ia the Prince George aud Anne Arundel
District, Joseph Kent is reelected Re.
preventative 10 Congress after a warm
canvass. Net, Int.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

Capt Banks, of schr Princess Ann,
from Havana, states, that the u. S. schr.
Shark sailed from that port on the 18th
Sept on cruizei and on the same day
the expedition against the pirates also
sailed. Capt. B. left the u. S schrs. Fer
rett and Beagle at Havana.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-10-07

Extract Of letter 10 the editor OF The Bos-
ton Centinel, from correspondent in
London.
LONDON. Aug. IS. 1924.
Dear Sir,-The unfortunate accident
on board the American boat .EfnG. Mr..
PERKINS says, will serve TO elicit much
important matter on the subject Of steam;
to do away erroneous theories, to dissipate
groundless alarms, and by tracing such e.
vents to their true .auses, correct public
opinion. He maintains that many OF the
accidents which have taken place in iow,
as well as high pressure boilers, have been
produced by an explosion OF Gas, 4 not by
steam. The accident on board the .Etna
was of this description. 1T appears she
was going but i s revolutions Of her wheels
in minute, whereas her ordinary speed
required FL or %, al which rate she has
run years without injury. The m'stor.
tune then, arose from The exhaustion Of
steam, and The consequent decomposition of
1gater, producing an enpiosiue gas In an
article respecting The .Efna, which APP
peared IN the London Journal of yarts and
Sciences for July, and which was dra wn
forth by an able communication in the
National Gazette, the cause OF the ac-
cideut is conclusively explained. The
Editor states.
sit has before been noticed in this Journ-
al, that Mr.. P's method OF generating steam
is by heating his water in coiled tube,
under pressure, and afterwards forcing it
into very strong iron tube, which he calls
the receiver, where it flashes into steam.
The valve that confines the water in bis
generating tube, is loaded with a much
heavier weight than the valve which con-
fines the steam in the receiver. Now, If
the teed pump be stopped, the water in
the coiled tube will also cease from sup
plying the receiver, the steam al the same
lime escaping fren under lta loaded valve.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
EDVOATI0N-

VIE Subscriber designs TO continue his School,
y the ensuing year, at Cedar Plain This place of
residence) between Dunkirk and Ncw-Town. i'm
King and Queen county. The branches of learninr
taught IN his school, will comprehend Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic, the Latin 81 English la npnages
sfanna,caily, Geography with the use ofthe Maps
and Globes, Mathematics. Moral Phosopbv His
tory and Bellies Lcttres. The manner of instruction
and progress of students during the present wear.
nave been much appreciated by examiners and
parents he morals of each student will be strict
~ attended to- The houses are well adapted to the
purpose and the place very healthy. The subscriber
WIZ take about fifteen boarders. Price for board,
500 Tor tuition of English SIS, for Latin 500 to be
pad quarterly in advance. Boarders. will furnish
ther beds and candles. Books will be furnished the
schoo at the Richmond retail prices. The subscgi-
Der pledges himself to pay close attention TO all the
duties of his profession. The school will commence
on the 10Th of January aud terminate on the 15tf,
OF December.-One months vacation will be riveu
during the year.
WILLIAM HILL, JUN.
OctoDef ~ w3wT80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05

should have sent. a challenge TO this country.
and asceItaincd if we had none superior TO the
black bruiser. But my object, in making this
communication, is to put tho above &C design" IN
strong relief" by quoting, from the same book,
the following passagcis
sin the nincteenth round with Molineux,
when the Moor had seized Crib so fast that
he could not ex,ricate himself from his grasp,
and mh:ch mas only effected by some persons
breaking into the ring To separate the conbaf-
taats, daring ,chioh ono Of he fingers 81 .7oti-
neur either got broken or much injured, when
soon after Crib fell, in So exhausted a state,
from the severe ,fLGing which he had received,
that the im;ted time had expired before he ,cas
able Ia rtne,o TIE contest, and SIR Thomas
Aprecce, one of the uupres, cried out, :" lime,
tune !" but his second, Richmond, (anoiher ncgro)
not noticing the circumstance, Crib recovered,
aud wen tl:,. battle"
What finer commentary is needed than the
above, on the boastcd fairness, prowess, and mo-
desty Of the English boxing community
FIsTI-cUFF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05

king their rise from the absolute inability of the
people to support the necessary expenses of in
dependent governments, must necessarily subsst
as long as theirindepcndency, nor will they pro-
badly enjoy moments tranquility till they put
themselves under the protection of some foreign
power. The only alternative, therefore. left for
them is to become subjects Of France, or return
to their former allegiance to England, and which
of the two will be the most eligible, they may
easily Judge from comparison of the treatment
of the French colonies from their mother coun-
try, with that which they formerly met with from
Great Britain. Heacst forbid that Great Bri-
tain should accept their offer, ~