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FROM he Percy 1aecdotes
FORTUNE NELL TOLD.

A ynnng lady, Il native of Martinique,
and u Creole, was on hrr,oyage 10 France,
with design OF brirS educated there, when
the MERCHANT vessel oR hoard which she
was II passenger, was captured by an A'ge-
rue cruiser, aud taken Into Alscrs, The
fair captive was at first overwhelmed i'll
allliclnn at the prospect of captivity hriore
her but ns passtong gave way ia meditaitnn,
il came TO her recollection that an old ne
gress had predicted that she would one
day breome one of the greatest PRINCES seS
;n the world 4" Ali |" exclaimed she, tor
superstition WAS III this instance bM the
hand maid vi inclination, /, IS dnbh'less
5, i am Ia be- Il princess. W,ll. must not
quarrel with fortune. Who knows what
my come out OF this z" So strong did this
rr.possession grow upan the young lady,
that ere SHE reached the Barbary shore, she
was rs much fatalist in point of re-
8isnatinn, 10 amy devotee OF Islamisln
could possibly be. The French consul
at Algcrs Immediately offered 10 ransom
his cnun,ryw oman but M; she feared OF
offending fortune, by resnrtlnS to 50 vulgar
n way OF recovering her liberty. ," Is the
sernglio of the dey If Alsiers The lazy went
and strange indeed to tell, frhn ms hiShT
urss's srrigliO, she was sent as Il present
To the graud spigaor, who wassa sfrurk WIN
her beatty and manners, for M holh she
was excellngA that he elevated her TO the
dignity of his filyorite sultana Such was
thr singular rise of the late. sultana Waldo,
VIM died in 1919, and was the mother ot
the present grand segniar.
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Lynchburg Female Academy,

yA>llE principal teacher heing obliged 70
4 lie absent for SHORT time on pai,cpiat
bnsnass, this seminary will no, reopen far
the fall and winter session, until the Ii, e
October, ut which time, the dulies Of tha
school will re- srnaence, II is 10 be bored
that this arraa ge'nent will meet the wishes
of tic friends and patrons Of tha Institution,
HBNRY MORRIS, pgiueipal
soplemhcr no "a.
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=, Monument by Hon. Nathan Chandler,
~ .be Supreme Executive Council. H.
IL Les"E'. .an ~1i; we i ,sa'"' WEI m
VS. rs. conducted on his way to Concord by
-. s,l.ctnen of Lexington, the Marshals,
"a citizen, on horseback and in carriages.
II Concord he was welcomed by the
avn authorities and escorted into the
- by a ca, .icade Of citizens ant \ bat
,an Of Light infantry. S,Intes were fired
II the bell was rung. Ike WAS addressed
! samue. lloar, ESD The children We're
,',wn ~ in line 10 81 i've him the ~ Welcome
,,ier Young and innocent hearts. He
20 then condurtcd Ia a bower, where he
INK tea prepared by the ladies of Concord,
- ,,bom large number were prescott
wards evening he left Concord aud pur
.1rl hi. journey 10 Bolt"n, where he was
~ sl,ep. Yesterday morning he was ex-
a.cIed 10 eater Worcester, where great
prrpara ion, had been made Tor hiS.recep-
Ion.
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.Nete York, SEPT. 9. 1924.

/, Ertraet Of u letter from gentleman in
.Hcrnady1a, To has friend IN this toun
Perhaps few of our prominent men
Stand sd well IN respect To- moral charac
ter aud republican habits, as John q. A
dams. Siander Itself whispers nothing IL
saInst nim. Ills industry and temperance
are proverbia! even his enemies seem Ia
accuse him of these as defects. To his
unwear'cd application they attribute his
mental superiority, unwilling IL ALLOW him
what they term native gruius," aud if de.
tefminrd To do him further honor, they
pronounce him unsocial aud stiff, because
his pursuits and his taste disqnalify him for
a high St1nding among those with whom
an elegant Characterization friyoliiy passes
for nrbanity; and Bdcehanalihn rerelry,
Tor The expressions ofgenerosity and great
ness. Nor do they stop here. In order
II would seem, Ia contrast their otca dege-
aerdcy, in every point, with a character SO
elevated as his they cnmplain that he is '1t
g'etdtng, igRertbte, u"eompromising, aud
SO he nnqneslionahly is, aud for this plain
reason, he acts from principle, and Of
course with uniformity and consistency. lie
most nncoa teousty decline giving up his
opinions and measures, unless they can be
proved Ia be wrong-a task, of all others,
the most difficult and irksome e. his oppa
ncnts. No ane accuses him of Advancing
his political interest by intrigue. Many "A
rank Craw larditc is doubtless such, merely
because Mr.. Adams offers no offices to
his supporters. Even the National Intcll
gencer, though devoted to Cran ford, al
mits thpt M candidate comes before the
people IN this respect more fair than Mr..
Adams. Aud one writer opposes MIR.
Adams on account of his "social apathy
respecting his election, which he con.
stracs into contempt of the sovereign
people
Did you never read Mr.. Adams Letter
To his son, or an extract of il. 1t was pub
hshed IN Il Pro. Idencr newspaper, last win
ter Ii WAS II part of Il series OF letters on
the doctrines and dntics of christianity. In
this extract, Mr. A. opposes the Iitordlt'
zing sentiments Of DR. 1saley, who describes
the christian character, az piiablr, yielding,
ahlect DR.. P's christian says Mr.. \.
" Is one of those who, IL u,c IL common but
significant expression, can r,cr say i" no"
to any body ~ Mr.. Adams tho n goes on in
"A most mastery style To adduce examples
oG scripture worthless who Uerr, in the pur-
suit OF truth aud duty. unycidtng, tenn
c'ous, npiidnf, iVerb!e-and he dwelIs
with peculiar emphasis On that trait III tie
character OF ST. Paul"
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The White Wouse, s. I.ot
Notice

"fLT. he sold, at Amherst cour, house,
w on The Goth instant. il being court duy,
TWELVE LIKELY NEGROES, btlouging Ia
tho estate OF Thonins 5. Holloway, Deceased,
at public auctian, for cash---be san,e being
young meu aud young womeu
iiENnR l.. DAVIES, Admr,
September II. 2tl2
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conn.ry's glory on, hat he fought n
But The honprs which awaited him he
accepted, AID perhaps he found them TOO
grateful aud fdcna,ins to be neglected or
repealed.
When elevated toihc hishcst office in the
Mexican liepnl,lie, h. repeated MS aSenrnu.
ees If personal cxcriinn for the pubic good
alone. L,ier unr own heloscd Washington,
he decided upon rili ing from the ho oars
which the gratitude ot lis country lIeatei
upon him. BY this, too. lie secafod the
public confidence, aud enlisted 10 his own
behalf ,he wishes AMI ssnpaihws of all
Republican America. But unable To 81 MI
,he sudden change In his condition, h. "a
ed an nnanlhari1ad standard, and created
himsclfa Iionacb I'm installed confidence
uf great and stowlo: nalian forced h'tn
into tuteign cllmes bat bis restless, a,nbi
tlnus disposition persuaded him a. return,
'nd his hte has been the p,iee oi hia Iefoe
liy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17

Tie Uhic Eicphdut -- Our new enemy
in India, the Burmese Monarch, is the pro
prirtor Of the celebrated white elephant
The writer of the article on the Burmdr
Empire, IN The Encyclopedia Mctropollta
nv has HE following accouHt OF tbs i'm
puttant beast, which like many either i'm
portaat pclsenagra. dWindlrg down an
cIo,e INSPECTION OuP of the most sIngn-
lar aud absurd sup",sliti"Bs by which hn
man nature has hren disgraced, ~ the We.
iteration rnid in this coun,ry I" a White
elephant, who is considered az the second
parsonage in the empire, ranks before any
az the royal family except the sovereign,
has regular court, ministers, secretaries, SSc
aud Is lodged in splendid palace connec
ted by long gallery with the royal resi-
dcnce. A black velvet curtain, unbiased
with gold, screens this august hsast from
Vulgar eyes, aud his abode is AS brilliant as
gliding rau make il. lie hasa bed covered
with crimson silk, and trappiugs richly n
dorned with gold and precious stones.
A complete service oC gold. including be
tel hoxes, splitting pots, aud we may pre-
sumo pipes, thongl, the hlstniians ut Ava
have not mrn'iuned those important ar,i
clcs ARE Injuries indispensable 10 50 dlstln-
sushed qnadruprd ; but like many other
royal prlsunages, h. is doomod 10 live in n
splendid prison and is chaincd by silver
chains and golden letters 10 the pillars Of
his palace. Capt. Canning, the British
envoy 10 the court of AImarapura, in 1910,
was admitted to the sacred presence, and
saw nothing but a dlminurist, sandy CO.
luured beast, dlsisurcd by a species Of lep
rosy, aud perhaps little gratlied by the
humility Of his attendants, who at the
threshold of the apartment, bowed their
heads down to the ground before him"
Lonton pGper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17

Private htters received in his city from
London assent that from the rrsul, ~
perimrnts lately made with Mr.. Perkins
new Steam Enytae, there Is every reaspn
10 fear tint the hopes vi the in'entor viii
he frustrated. This is in accordance with
the expectations formed ~ this city long
since by many scientific men, they Judging
Of the engine from HE drawing and d"s-
criptions given in the scicntiir and other
puhhc journals. (Ih,iud Cos,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17
NIEXIGO.

Tho Government Of Mexico was appriz
ed Of the conspiracy in behalf of HWbide
early in May On the night of the 1911
of that month, the authorities cntrrrd II
house az took into custody twenty two
indnid dual who were holding secret
meeting, and in a nauncr 90 tflectnal that
not onr escaped. All their papers, docu
mcnts, ptoclamations, &c weIe At once
taken possrssion of. The individuals taken
were one brigadirr general, three colonies,
several other military officers, aud six q
Villains. The examination e these led Ia
the artes, of Don J. Antonio Andradr,
General Of Division, Count del Nnir, aud
a clerk in the Post Office, through whose
aaency correspondence WAS carried on
through0nt Mexico. Subsequently, the
ahh.reutA Of ilnrbide in Guadaaxara and
other parts If tho country, broke out in
oi.'n rebellion. bat were generally sub
dued in the month of June, and ,be leaders
imprisoned al aleNico.
II was on the Gtith and promises or these
c0uspiraiorh, uo doubt, that ltdl hide nas
induced 10 return 10 Mexico in tlr' manner
that has been related aud il seem. that
he mu.t have landed at Snfo IA Natina, IN
total ignorance Of the downfall af hia
friends. The result has ieen fortunate
for the peace Of Mexico.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17

lottery aud Eschnnge Dtice, ia, Npyket-s 81
BALTIMORE,
Where the great capital Of
400, 900 DNI.AARS,

besides the 10000 o,aeo-~5 .ooo, &c, were
sold in the Grand State Lottery, v hfth inish,
ed few weeks ago, aud WHERE MORN
CArIrAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN OBTAIN
III THAN AZ ANY oTHER OFFICE IN a,
MEllCA.a
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RELIGION IN AMERICA.

Another new Wark on North America
has appe ared~sthc "Lrtttrs Of Adam
Hndgson," in two volumes. Mr.. Hodgson,
the Scotsman Informs rs, Is respectable
Liverpool merchant, who uuites philnn
ihrupy aud literature with business, lie
was sixteen months III America, aud III
that period travelled about 1000 miles
Imrily through districts never traserse'l
brruie hy an English traveller. Being II
jealous Euglislnan, (thc same journal
continurs) aud azealo0s ( ploua Epsrnpa
Ian, the very favorable account he give
of the religious, moral, and political state
of the North American Republic, will help
10 care the Tories aud High Churchmcn
Of England of some OF their prrlndiccs.
Though starting from different point aud
seeing we may add, thronYh different me
dunn, his conclusions correspond very
closely with these uf Mr.. Duncan, whose
work he repeatedly refer, Ia IN terms al
PRAISE, The statements uf these two ira
vrills. who are men of snnnd understand
ing, and acuiriy sensitive aB to every thing
affecting Christianity, mu-i, in our opinion
he held completely conclusive Respecting
the state of morals and religion lnthe Y. ).
Il is graft, ing, INDEED, to find that, Will"
worldly minded persons, who identity
Christianity with Fat hcnefocs, s'necares,
and autqnni.d Turns, affect 10 see noihinl
in America hut moral darkness aud d,s, r-
der, meo oftruc seriousness and pieiy can
didly declare, that religion IL ~ n more
fuuriahng condition in that county, where
there are nitllcr iithes nor test acts, than
IN England, where ii is " part and parcel
Of the law Of the band. Lond. Fran.
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II The Theatrical critique OF " r." came
To hand too late las. evening Tor insertion to-
DAY:
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CollEN'S OFFICE, Bqliimorc, !
Seni. Bib. 1871.
Official IL, Of the l3'h drawing Of the
Washington Monument Lottery.

p'pt' hlb, 1871.
Official H., OF the 18Th drawing Of tie
Washington Monument Lottery,
No. G391 1909 7Od2d 1882 pti.os Of Sloa
i ii5ss l3 gss3 prize. of 50
1910 $50 1875 9507
'6g30 1917 l47oi lj25i ) prizss OF %
li4l5 1903 1892
And lsl prizes Of 10
m hRnrhtdHRsh S2M nj COIFE.Y"S 0FF/('E
uJCOMPLEIlOa oF TIE DRAWING,
--lhe managers hnec determined to hiring tha
drawing of this patriotic and popular lottery
BRILLIANTLY Ia "A close--.idr which pur.
pose, and in order to allow time Tor ndvenlu-
regs to complete their Investments, tho
TIiREE L.i8T 9R.3ULrGS viii take place
IN H3L IInoRt, TN IIRLE SQCcESSIE'E
Uft5, viz on the
26th, 27th, and 28th next month,
when the numerous prizes now remaining ~
'he scheme MUST BE DlSrhiBufEU-s,
mong ~hieh are the great capias of
S2O,NOO, $40, 0nO,
besides the THOUSANDS, &c Ac,--the whole
payable in CASH, which, rs usual II CO,
HENS OFFICE, can be had AT HE moment
they are drawn pistnrt ndyeniurers should
send on their orders without delay,
Whole Tickets sig Quarters !. 90
Halves d Eighihs 81
~ Be had (teawqgsc1 uadyann) at
C. IL e MS
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possessed himself of that paper, by dis
errditahle series of acts and management, .
and by purchasing liens aud debts due by
the paper, all OF which have been rendered
10 him, and have been refused.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-09-17

The Death Of Iturbidc, the iate Emperor
of Mexico, is a.r-,mfH lesson to usurpcrs.
lie doubtless Garnrd his fate by his wilfnl
violation Of the Terms upon which his life
WAS spared. and a liberal support granted
to him by ms conntrymcn. Ia adapting
the following observations ell he Frrem,n's
Chronicle, We canno, help adding, that il
there was justice in his DOOM, theie WIS,
also, under NIL the circumstances Of the
case, severity, IT not cruelty.
The career Of flurbide is now ended
His ambition, which hoped to mach 10
glory over the ruins OF dawuipg Repuh
lie, has proved his ruin. He appeared up
ON the theatre of South American poli,ps
in an interesting and laudahe character
He fought the battles of his country with
a deyotedness that dill him honor, and
gave out to the world, that it Was hIa
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Trouble IN the Eig,enm.-it will be
seen hy a sllori uetc, addressed by NJ. VI
Moab 10 the Editors of the New-i"rk A.
meHcan, WHICH we c"Py into onr paper ct
u day, that the Advocate is 90 l"ns,rr
under the control of the " Pr;Gce Kegcnt
what has led 10 this sudden and nnex
pected dissolution Of the contract, by
winch ia" Major was engaged to write the
caucus INTO fa>uir with the people, we
are wholly al It loss to CONJECTURE, unles.
II was sfch, from some articles which, We
have heretofore quoted, that he had be
gun I" pant the party in colonrs tat!ier Ia"
,'t 10 hh pleasing, and Il fear WAS en-
'la!urd that he would mar their designs
y lHh;G The curtain little too SION.
ihe Mayor rromisrs an explanation OF
'"e 2Na'r 10 The pu6.i". Nat. Jour.
from the New York *merirau,l
>, AZ 'ie reqts, of Mr.. Noah, we publish
=" hnn"xfd letter, uppn which ~" make ia
t"."H'fht, further than 10 pJoies, against
neHs FHGrrstupd as ASSUMING 10 tle reh,c
.'"n rv3laiGs upon So respectable man
as NT, Echtard.
To fnE LDiTo2s o. TnG AMERICAN.
IiH@A.NES-~l am compelled 10 with
yaw lfnm the editorial department of The
aAllONAh ADVOCATE, and being al
'"e sam" time refused prIm;s:'ion To ne
d"ih' The subscribers of thr fact, ;hroagl
=" medium of my own columns, bave 70
1tro" myself upon the Indulgence and
,""i "!ay pf my H.prqelfs, by requesting
rae 'aF"r of publishing tn, nctn in tbs
"Fiiran, Shalt detail the eansos which
S'e drilrn me 10 The alternative | ar
"h"'H ~ adopt il will be sufficient at pre-
~ % say, that mr., Henry Eckford hf,
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It'd Ia enter " orcester, where great
,rsaara ion, had been made for bis .recep-
Lon.
prcFPTyOS or Ia E1YETTE IN Fps
VICH 4. .NEH BURfPORT
General La Fayelte arrived in Ipswich
IN Tuesday between and 8 o'clock in the
.,sning. lie alightrd al the meeting house.
large number of ladies and gentlemen
ware asscrnblrd To receive him. He was
men addressed By Nathaniel Lord, jr. esq.
!, behalf of the inhabitants of Ipswich and
received the personal congratulations ofall
ubo chose 10 be introduced 10 him. lie
was then conducted 10 Mr. TreadwelPs
Z nnhlic horse, and there receives: by the
committee III Newburyport, who had been
awaiting his arrival. After having partaken
.Gan elegant collation. prepared for the oc
,a,ion by the gcnilemcn Of IPSWICH, he sci
OF Tor Ncwburyport i'll IA close carriage,
followed by his suite and the gentlemen Of
the committee, also IN carriages, escorted
BY battalion of cavalry. tie passed thro'
Ronley and Newbury Old Town, in both
of which lawns the houses on the way side
we're illuminated for the occasion, and
REACHED the boundaries OF New buryport
about halfpast ten, AT the head of South
street, he vas met by the NemLnryporl
artillery and Washington Light lnfantry,
and escorted 10 his lodgings in the mansion
house of James Prince, esq. WHICH was
generously given up by that gentleman for
the accommodation ct The General aud his
suite. On hrs passing the town lines sa
hle nftweniy four guns was fired. Between
each gun rocket MAS Gred and during the
shnle lime the bells in all the churches
rung oat ioyons peal.
On arriving At his iodngs, an address
was made in behalf Oh the corporation
aud citizens, by the Honorable l.. Nose
ly.
Supper was then served. The company
consisted Of the Generals suite, the com
mittee of Arrangements, the narshals aud
several of the citl2rns of Newbnryport.
The morning following the General par
took OF an early breakfast, at which the
same gentlemen were present as III supper,
ruactller with two others, invited guests,
Honorable jeremiah Nelson, aud the aged
Colonel Wigglesworth, who was Colonel
Of tue line d.Ti-5 The revolution. After
breakfast, the doors were thrown open to
rhr citizens generally, and large number
were Introduced To hin.
After this ceremony was over, the gene
ral set out for Portsmouth immediately
In looking over our French papers by
81 "a a., 4
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u .Ngbh Of pfyormqaec, Mondays, Bed,
msd,,gs md Fridags.
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w. MCKEE 81 ]. e.. MEEM
Haze just reeeired & opened The Jouoictng
SpNiNG GOODS:

SI M 10
London Company Seersuckers
Blue, pink and bull. strip'd aud plaid Ginghams
Cofinthian Siripes-a new article
81 aud g-s fashionable printed Musllns
London and Partisan prints
hlezzoiintO do.
Super and middle Calicues
Loweprieed do.
~ and d. low priced and super Cambrics
Al and 81 figured do.
Fig aud plain Jaconeits, superior goods
Do. do. Mulls and Medium Mnslins
Loom. ed aud needle wrought Book do.
IA aud 81 Common AID lndin plain DO. do.
u%bcommoniy cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought and tuck jack
onet Robes,
Lawns aud Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Linen Cambria and Indin Muils
Black Sinchews and Sarsuets
Black and White eros de Naples and figured
Levnntine
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Lntestring
Fig d aud plain black, white, green, pink aud
blue Salins
Rose, green, white, b.ue aud black Italian
Grapes
Black and coiored Nankin Grape Robes
DO. do. do. figured Grapes
Do. do. Canton do. do.
Do. do. do. plain do.
Plain and figured Thule Laeea
IliiclI figured Gros de Naples
lireeian Gauze llandkerchiofs
Canton bird eye and plaid de-.
Ielia Scarfs, Pelerines do.
Grrcian Gnuyc Ribbons, a new article
Rich fg. Satin aud other do.
Plain aud striped Drilling
AngOlas aud union Mixtures
Wilmington stripes and Cotton C%assinieres
Blue Nankeens
Nance chop aud company yellow do.
Black CirCassians aud French B0mhazeen, fol
summer coats
london fashionable and white Marseilles
Common figured and do. do.
SUPP liz. black Silk-Veiyet Nestings
India aud English Florcntine
German and India flag handkerchief
Jersy Hawthorn and Greeian 10.
Figured black silk Crhvats
Rordercd Jneonet do.
7-s aud 10 Irish Linens, approved bleach
silk, Cotton aud Worsted Hosiery
French aud English ladies and g%entlemnes
Gloves
Beaver, Kid, Dogskin and Castin do.
SC &c. &c.
All of which, with almost every other ar
ticlc adapted to the season, may now be hat
ut low prices.
April rs. ts36
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Trust Sale.

A Il Rules held in the clerks Office of
"A Amherst county, on tue first Monday in
June, lS2i-
Lee ii. Burks plaintiff,
against
Richard II. burks, James Powell, Wilkins
Watson, Nathaniel Henry aud Obadiah hey
nolds defendants.
IN CH4NCERY
The defendants Richard n. Burks, Natbani-
ell Henry and Obadiah Reynolds not being
inhabitants OF this eaith on motion
of the plaintiff, by counsel, ii is ordered, that
unless the said last named defendants do APP
pear here and answer the plaintiffs bill, aud
give security according to the act OF assem-
hly and the rutes of the court OF the county
aforesaid, the same shall he taken as confess
sed aud the matter thereof decreed. And ii
is ordered, that IA copy OF this order be ihser-
ted in the Lynehburg Eirgiuian for the space
of two months seccessiyely aud another copy
posted at the front door oil the court house ot
this county on some dourt day.
And at n court held for the county cour, n
'foresaid the Odd day of June, 1921, on motion
OF the defendants Powell and Watson, il is
ordered, that rniess the plaintiff in this cause
does give additional security for The mainte-
nance of hi Injunction at or before the first
day of September term next, the same shall
he dissniv ed-and the said plaintiff not being
an inlabitant of this commonwealth, il il or
dered, that a copy OF this ordcr be inserted
in the Lvnchburg Virginian during the term
of two months succe5sively, and another co
ply posted at the front doorot t4le court house
of this county on some court day.
A copy-lcsie,
AZ ARTHUR B. DAVIES, ok.
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MONEY LOST.

DETWEEN Mr.. William Radford's and
ID Liberty, | dropt from my pocket ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Virginia notes of
ten dollars each. | think | had the uioncy
between Col. Moere's and NowelI's mills, but
am not certain. Whoever will deliver me the
money at MIR. Radford's, my present residence,
or give such information rs will enable me to
get it again, shall hr literally rewarded.
JESSE A. BIiAMBLET.
July o. Is
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Notice

is hereby given That all he CrHs IN the
L L"Hotic hoapitat, IN the city Of u itisms-
burg are occupt,d, and tllat no mere patients,
Mae or femaIe, } viii he received inta said
Hospital, until some of the said Cells are va
cant, due nutice OF Inch will be given.
by order oJMe curt Of Directors.
LEO. hEALEY, {. C. d.
Williamsburg. Feb. p.