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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-01

Wheat.
PURCHASED by T. H. ROWLAND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-01
MattaWoMan Fishery for
Sale,

nthe Potomac River, al the mouth of Malta
woman Creek, Charles County, Md. On this
property he has expended IN the last three
years, upwards of $1,000, in buildings, i'm
provements and apparatus; they are entirely
new, and in the best condition, and consist of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-01
G. & I. p. Thompson.

lAVEreceived, per ships Pioneer and She
IL nandoah, from Liverpool, a well selected
assortment of
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber living in
IL the town of Alexandria, on Tuesday the
I'd day of August, a negro man, named
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05
DON1ES
SOUTHERN NATIONAL ROAD.

WAsuIsGTos, April 25.-At the request
OF ii subscriber We have made inquiry on
the severa! points which follow, and obtain
ed from the proper authority the intorma
ton annexed to each, VIZ
I. What is the first route TO be surveyed
for the contemplated National Road from
Washington TO New Orleans; .9nSloer.
The Metropolitan Route that which pas
ses trough the capitals of Virginia, North
Carolina, South Carolina aud Georgia, in
the survey or reconnaissance of which the
Board OF Engineers is no" engaged.
2. Do the Engineers 20 in body exa
mining one route at lime, or do they go
in detachmrnts, examining different routes
al the same time .inSwer. In body.
examining one route al time.
3. VIII they certainly examine the WeS
tern or Upper Route, being the present
post road from Washington to n. Orleans !;
and if SO, When? .iaSloer. 1t will be ex
amlncd, but not at the present SEASON.
The Board will on its returnto Washington,
examine the Middle route, whicn examina
ton, with that on which they are now en-
gagged. will, II is supposed, he COMPLETED
before the winter sets in: aud the third, or
Western route, viii be examined newt SEA
son.
1. Is ii supposed the Board will report
IN time for Congress 10 act upon the next
session or when .4aSuer. 1t - presumed
not, because the surveys or examinations
will not have been completed. When Con
gresS will act upon the subject, will Of
course depend upon what may be The dis
position of Congress in reference 10 Internal
improvements generally, aud TO this read
in particular.
1t may be proper TO add, that the ar
Engagements for the survey of this road
were made by the late Administration, and
have not been changed by the present.
[.NiR. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

rs oSnizrd IS any European O. American
puwer.
The writer Of the Begota article thinks
that the Uuited States, and the otIler Anne
rican powers simiirriy eircumstanced, will
not refuse To dfpute representatives to the
Panama Congress, in order to deliberate
aud act as TO the latter series of objects =
We shall not undertake to say what ought
10 be the decision OF oUr government on
this point, but We are sure tina. there are
welghy obstacles 10 compliance, aud we
are, moreover, free To confess that We do
not consider the new American States as
quite ripe for The arrangement IN question.
1t would be easier 10 Cooperate with the
Congress, if no special bellIeereat ends
were ia view.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

Extract from letter of WIt,,.,.r
BRESr, Member of the nuus, at r.. -
seniatives, to the editor of the A,tal.gS,
LOU Gazette, dated Washington F,I
9Th, 1928. W
:" | have only time to say to von II. ,
Mr.. Adams is this moment elected pa.
dent of the United States. lhjr,r.n,t5..,
'"ted Tor hun upon the first ballot-seyrr.
voted for Gen. Jackson, and four for NJ.
Crawford. Grn. Jackson could ma, b.no
been elected under any circumstance
Had The friends of Mr.. Crawford abandon
ed nm they "oaid have gone 10 NrJ
Adams which would have swollen his IN. i.
To seventeen. Lnulsana voted for Mr. +,
dams-Nlr. Gurely and nys,lf bong Gr
him, and Mr.. Livingston Tor Gen. Jack.,o
we DID this from mature reelection, all 1
from lea,nns which satisfied us thai L.i. ]
terrsts OF Louisiana required 1t, and nhrI
we have no doubt Will srtify all the trjr51
OF Gen. Jackson. As 10 myself, my m, 4
was made up rs regards THIS sobrct IA
some Time, and feel a consolation in de
clarlag that | feel that the vote gave "A
this occasion has aided in tlrcting SO al
and worthy statesman To the pres,dyu,iL
char, al the same time that it c0incidr 4
with my ideas of those principles, VIM Z
ought always To govern 10 selecting I'D
for 50 distinguished ri,h station. I'M
the choice beer FOR military pnrpsse N
views might have been diff,ren I'D
were not my own only reasons. bad u,
ers which were stronger aud conclusive ID
my mind, that the relative situation of "a
lslaaa lrresistibIy pointed TO the choice u
mnlr.n /
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05
EXECUTION OF PR ,7re

L]t'aet y letter from Lieut. On.
~ o'out, commanding Jni.sJ =,
octr' GrampuS, 10 TIE S,sr,,..-. SUI
wary, dated, 81 Thomas. 5H ~ IL
a.. t ~ uti Gate OF the 18Th Mafeb ! -.
Tue IA 4onor 10 inform YOU that had :, : ~
'o T. johns forto iNeo, for tine pa,,., Site
oheiinS our testimony against ~.
tlat made iheir escape from I'M. f'a..
the south side Of that island 80 ..
Cantain Geueral assured IN, u
niscreants should have sunn,a,. 'tfs.
Va my arrival at this place 81. .z5''.
ma Inc satisfaction IN receive H.. i,.s -
non iiiat all who made ,hrir ,sf,,,.' 80.
Tie vessel eleven were shot a., IL ,'h'
day the seth ult. They all ,g.,..,."' fs
met their fates in the mos, h.rd'' - -
nef The celebrated Cai,eciaas rrr'.' '3.h
he bindfolded, saying that he bi,r ,.,.'1 !,
murdered nj least three or fur 1sA
pea sons, and II would be strange Il, 1,.,sl
time he should not know how :, 1aa
From his and other conr,s.,r,.. w.t.
eight others have been taken .,d 10y
teen are To be executed in Grw -. s''''
the remainder Ia short TINE afr = aRI
Those already executed G.,.f
headed and qaarter.d, aud ,h.j,.. ,.., ~
to all the small ports round the Ji,.l' @a'
e "a rms capture Is thought by,l-
Government OF the island 10 be- o1 1,o3 's'e
est Importance aud it /, b,lje,.d -. cay
from the number taken and con,ic,a3 IA, 'a"S
1t vii be for a long tire connIt, - 'a''
to plrdcles about that Island.n N"'s&
MAJ H.,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05

Lusus .NGturG. the 2lst, pig was
presented 10 the Alexandrid museum, hav
ing two heads four ears, four legs ADD two
tails. a union of the bodies takes place
from the heads to the middle Of each DO
dy and thence downward it presents to
view two distinct animals. Its in perfect
state OF pIeserYation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05
RIOT.

HARRIsyURG, APP il 22.-On TIN
day last, this town WAS distured by
serious riot. A Gtniieman from N
ryland had followed runaway sh
Of whom he bad obtained information,
Ter an absence Of more than I'd
found him in this place and lelJ
him in Jail. He was brought up on d VI
of habeas corpus aud after hearing
which counsel occupied uost If TIE a
Judge Butcher awarded the slave n
master. A great number of blacks 4
attended the ins estiSation, and wrre m 4
y armed with clubs and cudges, and u
bited some menacius appearances. "
matter Of precautinn, the master tlrd Y
hands Of the slave; bat as he left the a
house steps, the blacks rcshrd fuda 4
upon him aud attempted RESCUE. 4 q
bat eusued III which Il number oftrt q
zens We're Involved and SO ne of lhra
cei'cd Injury. In the squabbIe, one
Marylanders fired Il pistol, after hlu q
celrrd several blows from the assdl
and wounded one of the blacks ~ the IA
Resistance then subsidized, and the "a
was taken to public house, and scclfd
he blacks gathered about the door n
alter same time another fracas took n
Inc consequence WAS, that ibt civil al
itty interitred, and about 10 blacks y
committed to prison. The court eu1
menced lis session on Monday, and
grand jury found a trpe bill assla'l
of them. The trial lasted till Wedm
evening, aud yesterday morning thr
rendered verdict of guilty against "a
of them and an arq4lttai for four.
George Morris, Stephen Stewart,
Williams, George Moorly, Charles =
erty and George I'LL, we're seutcace
one years Imprisonment in thu coDa'
Peter Hams, james Simontou, n
Brown, John Thomas and james
took, were sentenced to six m0a'"'
prisonment in the county jail
John Andrew, James Baker,
Paul and David Jennings, we're acf'I
William Groves, being cailrd d.l
answer to his name. His bail L25hH
ter, little irizzle pated Black MAJ
SO years of age, WHO Owls som' r."
perry in this place, was then called
rccted TO bring forth the bod} ot p"
Groves, sc. Whtrcupon Hesb s'eFF
before the court, in some agitation, ~
following dialogue ensurd.
Zeek-Yes, yes, massa--6e ~ ~
py's ceIlar-helping down h96'at%hd
asses-I got Il man to "a'en nun -
Cant get him without coh7'"o'''
Mdge-Take cane that You ha'
here Immediately, or you forfeit )!
cognizance. Constable 50 along w
and assist him.
Z.ck started with his posse D.
too Iate-Billy concluded that l'o5
sweotcr than molasses, ana 'oeN
heels !; and when our paper "f"'
Geek was vet in pursuit
Eleven of them, hcwe'ef, are
we understand, that the grand Jul W
priated $500 for the erection u
mill, TO give them employment ~. Ia
-..eps"- "A
It is reported that a Court q I'VE
been ordered by the Secretary % ~
of which Commodore ChanHr'!
the President, IN the CASE OF ,'"
in regard 10 the FaSard" affair."
conduct Ct the aa!i-piratlcal seHt''
Taiiy.
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Washington, Feb. 81, laQ5 Approved.

AN ACT 10 extend the time for the settle.
meni of private land claims in the territory
OF Florida, to provide tor the preservation
OF The public Archives in said territory. and
for the relief OF John Johnson.
BE- it'enacied By Ike Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the Omitted States OF :!
meri:l IN Congress assembled, That
when the Secretary CT the Treasury shall
be satisfied that john Johnson, of India.
MIA did eater, at the BrooksiIle Land OF.
fee, in said state, the east half of the
northeast quarter Of section thirty FIVE, &
the west half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty six, in township seventeen,
north, IN range four, east, by mistake, in
stead OF The east half Of the southeast
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-05
-...eas"--

1t is reported that "a Court VIE
been ordered by the Secretary oil u
of which Commodore Chaunr'!
the President, in the CASE OF e''.
in regard 10 the FaSard" a!!d'F'
conduct Ct the aa.i-pira!ical seF'''
rally.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08
THE VIRHNiAN.
LYNCIBURG. DEC .NBER 6. l825.
sTH OF JAJ AIRY.

This day will loug remembered oY
the American people,, q the conclusion o'
a war scarcely less imprtant than that III
which ourindependene was sealed al iofK
town: and the uarrpr who headed our
armies On that occasbn has mir ady bepn
pronounced the secad Washington, and
will hereafter be cannizrd in orr national
calendar The anniversary of The victory
Of the 9th of Januay ought not to pass
,,unollcrd: aud, as the ctlZrns Of Lynrh-
burg are not generally very JorGdfd IN
making necessary arrangements On s1ch
occasions, IL has been suggested To rs thai
il would be we'll 10 announce, that II is
tn celebrate it, by public
Ball, AT the Frank ln Hotel. As, the next
year the 9th will fall on Sunday, il is pro-
posed to celebrate il on Tuesday the 10th
Of January.
Persons disposed TO subscribe will find a
paper in the hands of Mr..
Robert Mor,Iss, at the Franklin Hotel: As
soon as a sufficient number. of subscribers
is obtained, meeting will be called, and
managers appointed.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08
,,:v.,, correspondent, ,ha, not

tnr, . private ,a,re.pousen' mar NOT
siding IN. laf. urd,rs ~ countIi.
steamboat arr building ipT 0'rote.
5s#.f s i4.fh II I" n, hss" sr'erHt hug r'r-
..uAdrs nd smell gus, and Two ~ Per'
=. Siam z rs. - that 81" " III ~ i'ci hr
roa.pl.ir fuing hsttery of inm"n'"
.....t. Lord cachraue hia'seif - sa'd To
L.. IA dlsrti aid ,tuse cunt,uJiCaliru "tih
IN. Deputies. hiii go'rtnm'ot h"'ing h'Hnr
...rraI Inqnlfl.s respecting nun u has be-
rum e-serltial thai hi pl,cr "f residence
.bpnld be rs liltle known ~ possible"
SPAlN.-A private letter ftuu, Madrid,
# DGt. j, sats:-
a. Us nuf stu ,flan b.cumes every Gay
worse. tbe English ea1ita,sts, "n whnin
tn sutsrlhnrnd placed s"in" hopes ~ a
Ian. nav llaal, ..,lai"d that the present
~iaa.dinn of SPAN - such ~ not 10 inspire
Ia. sm.ii, Il confidence that The p,incipal
prapfieiars trr rrpscrlb.d IN prison nat
fhnse vic return from AM lea with their
fortunes, do noi venture to Land ~ the Pen
In-ut,, beiag terffe d by the accounts "i
ah.d /. passlng thrfr lastly, that even u
Tn en,rrnmrni would give all the sccurI-
ti,.= required nf il. aud would bind itself Ia
the azost solrinn manner, they would not
f,.fl any more confidence on that account,
sIhre RIVAL decree. according In our ABB
= Int system, can annnl tn" most sacred
contracts. Our fanatics nts IN = rag" ri
seeieg things rrgard'd ~ this light by IN"
YER, p.f-nns, Who they sak, Ia,rsh"d 'h'l'
< Id n the Re,olnllooi,ts, and viii not
oprn lhrir purses for II legitimate govern
rnrnt Ike onrt.'
IN expedition. with 1000 oops, -ailrd
10 the H., ma on TIE 26ilr of September.
r. manhattan Of Gen. Cruz T." surce-d
ien. Wives ~ Captain General of Cuba ~ /
MT ronfrned. Thr public are rrioic"d
Al This result. IL great confidence is rcposed |
n he prudence If Wives.
4 Secretary of the defendant Of Police
Il Vaiepeia. -tales that conspiracy like
III ri Brssicrrs. has hroten nut there
rhs 4, tails Of this aTair ar 40, YET known,
ut il Is presntp Il HAL hi. pIoi - more
generally planned Than ihr f"rmrr. II is
- b. feared that eten this will not be the |
ut
Private letter. from MadrIh, mention a
epnu ~ generally prevalent there, "f The
ifpch MINISTER hd'lug suEg'el'h 10 t'f-
lnani tn expedlrucy of cou'"king 'n
,ssgmhly, selected lrom thu Nobl'l, Of tne
esrfal p#o,l'ces OF Spain, Ia c"n-idrr Uf
H. 4tatr of liars This ptop"s i IS said
u hne been supported by thr Spanish
j lsfrts. bnl NJ en- lInce no confidence
, fhe f,cl l. Is added that the suppress
I'm ri r. iars, and tax np"u III" clergy.
ID Al bern ptnpuspd but that Ferdinand |
q r lecred lhr proposition.
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6e,many, Sweden, the Meth rlaea. &c.

Se'iaH|s TN'tFN4 INT AFttn ia ~ et-
t'a,'l'ug tlro ~ tfss ~ npui.iifs, 10
tpr pa'p"sr II IN tie f--.afrh. and c
qrren,nt II a-,lHi kun lode, lt nj
90" tom tie L. States .4ggfopos Il ihr
e. ) Th.tr has b en- ,rf, aupit.3sstf AZ
fsIr between J"ur scr ibrj al Lrsalinn
VI Bog"ta, and sig ter Miranda, noh
EDITOR nf the Iiiuiinual aud son ut
the crirbrarrd Grncfal Niranda | should
perhaps haze mentioned this matter 6ist,
~ II concerns yoa marr clos,ly than tbr
COMET bat the ifnii, Is, ! reg ri having 10
niouilon IL At ell, all should n6l do II, IN
~ that il would b- useless ~ attempt 10
cuuCral Whit rnmor with hundred
Tongues" will soon scatter about. 4 dispute
occurred betn cen Mr.. Watts aud the Sls
nor Miranda, the nature of nblch IS 81 dill
fcrs nifty reported that | shall not tpaeh on
j., bul the lSse was, ihm Miranda lofse-
whipped the other on the race tolirsr.-
Watts il said 10 have horse whipped IN
his 'nfn, aud when the last post cams away
meeting had been fixed, with seconds ri
high responsibility On both sides. End Is
il my ii is dlsagrccabc affair. and much
Ia be- deprecated. The letuln Of Mr.. An
derson to Bugota Is looked f,r snxionsly.'
HdH Ca.
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VIRGINIENSIS
To the Editors of the Tirgininn.

To the Editors of the TirginiHn.
Gentlemen-I have very high 'P'""'
of the Editorial fraternaty, and am e'"', a,
quently always extremely glad when WI
worthy class can assume mP"rt'"rr'.' ,o
they have it not" At this season "' wv
year, their value to the community - u,'
bly, enhanced, and if it he trnslt "'a
when man begios to And himself "' ''r vi.
little value in thu destinations OF Uthe'', ~
good OPINION of himself is Increa.eu -
q proport,oosse ratio, you Editors !da0N.'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08
AN EQUESTRIAN.
NAPOLEON AND SIR SIDNEY
SNITIf

Sir Sindey Smith challenged Napoleon.
Napoleon. r.rlu d, thai he had business
oftno great importance on his hands I"
think # troubling himself about such a
trnr hu, II lht English seaman really
eli inclined Ia amnse himself AT a lIiIing
match, hr monld send him tail, bully lnS
grenadirr. aud nrntraIIze a few yards at
the sra coast, where the mad commodore
might come ashore, and enjoy his heart 8
coulelt of IL.
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DOMESTIC.
Flom The C0mpiicr.

ffOW inc tOWp'tF.
lHNcunuRG AYp SALFN TrRNpIkE.-
flns II IA rNetll.nt Turnpike perhaps
lhr brsl IL NnglI,. ar the whole Southrrn
fpnntrS II cnmm-p COS NJ L,nchbu, 4 !
- Ii Ill 70 af Nv Iond ~ sutnrw hat
reiehr,'sd during lhel x volntionary War
ihcte r. elerer marked mi stones. II i,
IL lie h. terminate At Salon, in Bolr
tort connt hn, II IA only com irtrd a
MI. mon than four miles Wet of New
La4dan Ghr uace # the road ia md, ed
continued two miles further 4 cOntract-
or has undertaken these two mics for ga
900. liz has sixteen hands nnly M work
and expected 10 complete il within about
seven months. The private stnckholder
have been somewhat backward IN paving
up tlelr sharrs aud the company were
gong upon the money contributed by the
Fund for Internal impro, rm"ot. The
road is eoi made upon lar NcAdnmising
principle: bat still II IL we'll made. The
Foundation Is first traced then the earth
dug nat II he depth ol t,vu or three feet /:
aud iled up With ,mall stones, which are
pnnod,d BY lbnurcps with sledge.hnm-
IL. ~. Firth i Then stjrnrd over the
stnncs aud ranmed do"n. A bridge " III
be thrown Ger the Big otter Some
thc I'm .ri,e. teat lhr contemplated Ma
tional Road 10 New Orleans Will patty run
vi il.
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NASHVILLE, November 93.-Don Man
uel Simon d. Fscudrro, formerly ~ mem
Der of the General Congress OF Mexico,
arrived hcre ON Monday, on his way To
Washington, charged il is said with p,o-
pasltons, and autho lsed to enter int0 reg
nlatlons for the government of the inland
intercourse brtwarn the stairs "f tnr two
nations. hy the establishment of chain of
military posts ST.. for lis protection. The
T,xas association OF this place gave him u
di nrr yesterday AT the Nashville l"n.
G0cfH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-12-08

New NNk pn.i AID hnauttt'tals
Perm. .ion has h.rn granted I" NJ
c,kL merchant If l1 sfisaax In act 4
.hat pnr As 'nnsal ~ ComHsrslai Agsa
Gar N.y;rn. Tn,v aihrf ,gsai- In In
norris uf Ha,rs. triir. AID Nsfseliis =. Ia
also been appointed b, tn. Netf#a u
Vrrnm-ni, ',nd will Ia like nsooef he a..
thnrizpd u, the French. THIS ;. The ~
istpucr of the new state Arkoowl"dg'o a.
frsio. ih"ngh n"i ~ vel IN poipt nj i"i'n
Letter, from Ln.rpaol 81 III" Init
da,.s state there had bren 10 recent Ii
Lures.
Ad,icrs from Corfn nf The i7ih Sep
feo,bcr and the Greek Chronicle al ILL
oh. pntl,sh-d at N-.o4pngbi, stated Ii.
tl,, Greeks had made a sally nttin the
Tark.. Nhn io-l zoo mnn. On 81 iiift
htiriir- as aIsodrslrnted. ibrabnn p
cha had host ~ late engagements Boo Lbs
and - sad 10 have abandoned his tfnpps
NJ THpulizy ,andiakrn ieioa IT Neoea-irn.
Mi~-nlnngh htd been aEaln supIlird with
pro. isions. The Grerks ~ iandla WIRE
gaining frrsh votarirs ard presented a ron.
siderahlr ohstarlc IA thr nay of thr M.
Ec,ptran expedition. Mnul's, win thirty
tun vessels, was cruians betw.en tn
coasts of ilhanid nd tho nf the Mpfes
y, ;n,erc.nt ,hrm ope the fig,t.s Al
Alexandra. vas burnt by the espedltinn
q der Jauaris. Priss,e accounts from
Eantr dated 10th Sept represent lbrahlm
a. be- surrounded At Ttlpnkza. by lhr
q ..ks oodr, Cnlwatrani. VIA s,ple fh.n
m re nnil i than tiny I'D osef beeo b.
fore. 81 The n""s ttnm - siahtnhpie
Is 1utr nt al oppt-iie natnfe. Il = stated
in thu paper ot 'hat place thai iarthim p
cha WITH 1000 men I'd marched toward
the south Of The PtHIni-nla. thu 10 MI
for the r"Iof'.rr'n" = fin ! safrdr9,
which so sad to am ont l. aaoo mn;
ard thH rlf'lizHl AS oeemed ~ 5ono
men, nd n'ld Tree "asnman'etpea sGh
the 'ou'hetn 'or1rrs-'s lwitfcinl esef-
ii"us had h"ro made 10 r.lease TIE to
ships N the Downs. tn1gh'ra With alus
for i've Gu ", On ihr ground ihti thtt
cleared bel ~ hr kn1'- prooatn.tlru Ms
issued. -SrtetAI 'r-s'ls H. AT 6rtes
snd, am"u winch "etr n + II lndtn'n
that had bee l"ngihrurd - tel All nh"d +,
al rs man ct Wlr, 'nd = mn ri var brig /
BELONGING 4. Lord litrho ugh mi sall"h |
for q r"c' hrt'r' III" orders tpt df'enban
hon thr Srrrrtty OF Ntti" reached lhea
The rXpcdlilop Ia. Eaha, consisting ii |
three hrIg. aud l"o h's IT,, the lheila aud |
Leiild, With 500 rnops, sail ~ lie "a |
Sept The ""'nlnahon IT G,oefal ta1 |
To- succeed Gen. WIVES hai not been 60,
n ned.
, An article frnm Rome dated 24ih S..nt |
mention, rrpar, TIA, III. Cabinet af H. !
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.Heetitaturg CoaHiy Aore"ber court 1879
iledina NiiIluns Adm. oI k"bert WI
inns ri
against
Chnrlrs l. WingGrld, James l.. Williams
DIN. Of Warner William, y, Charles Wilson,
aJohn k.Eucas, Edwin n. rretr, EdWnrd De
lony, Mordy SPohurd aud Richard Russell,
Detls.
~ CHANCERY.
The defendants Charles Wilson, Edward
Driony and John II Lucas, not having en-
tered their appearance according to the act
Of Assembly, aud the rules of this Coult, and
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of this court
that they are not inhabitants OF this stntc---
On motion Of the plaintiff by his attorney, it
is ol dered, TINT the said defendants do APP
pear here an the first day of February court
neat, and enter their appearance, and an-
swer the Plaintiff, bin, aud TINT a copy ct
this order he in>crledin one nttltr newspapers
printed III the town OF Petersburg or Lynch
burg for eight weeks successfully, and post
ed al the front door OF the court house. of
the said county.
Copy-'reste,
JOHN G. BAPTIST. D. c
Dec 6. SvI9
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Patent MeGicated Oil SILK.

\ new article for the care Of rheumatism and
govt, just received and for sale by
THOMAS J DUVAL.
Dec.er
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We ave two subjects ot table talk
aeie II prns.ni--'he tomct, aud ~ uupira-
saot horse rh,Pping oVnr which recently
acquired n TIN fact course AT Bogotd.-
- n the first, nnlnlons are various. dnd. in
h absence 81 positive evidence II I. we'll
Icy 49, 81, because his. yuu VIII admit,
keeps mp the interest of conv.rs ttInu. uo
bad IN When "" have nplihr, revolution
M battles IA debate huut. Tni, aid Co.
M which has ben enlightcning MS for
several evenings. is presumed nv some, {,
be III. identical comet Enck,r said Ia ho
tie list IN peiiheloH 81 the 2ist Nav lS22
AID nhlch engaged the atirurion of the
learned ID lhr vulgar in Europe about
the clos a. We are Uniformed, uf last Ju-
ly-athers giSr II another name. very
hald nanfr which cannot recullect, and
place lis former appearance much farther
back m the night of tune than 1922. Ii is
not 81 large ar brilliant ~ thntof 1911,
though many insist that il is the same
comet, and in his conflict of opinions
should venture 10 support my own were il
moi that my theory would most likely he
overturned in a day or two by gentleman
of considerable seicncc, Mr.. Mill-, lust mr..
RIVED from London, who has taken hi, sta-
'np on the top "f the Popa and no doubt
hi, observations un this luminous BODY " III
he forwarded 10 the royal society and 70
Dr. Mitchell.
:" BY the way, is il not somewhat strange
that hear, on all sides, Of men from the
Countries Of Europe, from EnSland, France,
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l. OR the ensuing year, 4 likely negroes
three hoy, aud a woman.
FIELDING l.. WILLIAMS.
Dec. G. uov1a