The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-07

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'P.s,,.G,l aud cruel rs she has been ~ me
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ar her pear- oI "eliafo--ihd
Jwi-h not 10 t1ipH thr slightest shade
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NJ linus. Nj II ~ my sincere wish,
4 "'' ...r,,,.st hope, that thut wonian leaot-
II! nI,, ID and f,rgisins lonk at drs. Mi
's 1h..oceforth prosper. and find more
a',} .,a,a and happy friends and projectors
io' ',s. ardent and true one, she nerer
eau nae only request have 10 make of
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i arbf. ,m poor, and have great
t"b' =, A, somethng for myself, and not
aps'' b,rd,n on sucisty. Though 40" tai-
! In ,,dsr the cens'Tt 81 the Jaw a",' W.
INV rnrn) friendIe'' and depfes'fa' l se'
n' '' mai fiat liberty should he eapap'e
j 'fl,;,g SON, thlna 10 retrieve my clrenna-
! ..,.... and Ia b. OF some value II ny SELL
4 se', oor else, therefore hope AMI earn
3 1t, has.,ch, that your Aonors VIII lake
8 ~, ,onth and all the ei's hinstances ni my
ny ," ,.,s. into consideration, aud make
f.,rr,,d If my atonement as short as
.p ,l yi.y of the whole-maiter viii allow
w. ,htIt r. be ~ lon6er imprisoned
gu. .".o the the DE- Administration "f fsi'fe 'h"i'
INV" y" 12",I Judgment, absolutely re-
i =" 1-ur Court, III sentencing hun, on
44a,,,dav last, remarked, tna' lhls Is ease
4 ,,,g man, (fro II WON M Ga better
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i ,1ly there might be many circumstances
II s',,.r,,,on IN ms case, yet AS thr5 were
", aep,rd or known IL the cansi, or I"
= ,be public, except by ms susse7'''"'' w!
q W not form any lasaor IT, groanl-
81 fr ,be court to ar upon. Ills temper an.
4 ,,s.ioos we're 20 tlolrnt afd nhfesif'aed
H ,l.1fhp ha. been guilty of saen an ooiraS.'.
j mi ,nlv in this instance, b1t III atttmptIhe
,.'s,,h another woman heretofore, that
4 th.,rn ,Vnula be no safety lot the cehmn ~
A.. such crimes were not punished IN an
ya,o,l,ry manner Thr curt, therefore
! s.ntpdr.d him to be imprisoned IN the pen
i jtpntiary for three years.
#"B,nuty has been The delight and tor
i ceatofthe OOrid, eptr Stnce.a b gan.
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q n, strik,og fgurt, but an neat, though ptaln
II and AunJh attire, bsariag tOiag teSttmo-
ay-not eracHy TO the poeticm pnator,
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q Ia 4 IL l.
q ciso aid Of ornGmenP-apd taat. although.
Il "wt in yagS IS turned 10 ridicule' beuHy
aetr is or can be rietoed todh contempt, or
eva indifference; bit remains tbs so'er-
egnest lhlng in the world" Com. ADV
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From The Vandalia illinois, htciiigenctr,
Oct. J.
Important t. Mon Resident n" nsrs OF
1 ILLINOIS BOUNTY LANDS.
We MS week pubi,hed a lisi ol Lands
lying ~ The MILITARY Bounty TRACT, IN
ms State, which viii II" sold tor taxeo on
the l.t Monday ia January NEXT. tne
ist cunta,os upwards of Five Thousa
ouattr s,cto- of land, aud we deem ~
dufy which We owe To those Interested to
saH their attention Ia this subject.
After these lands are Sold II ~ I'll require
100 per cent ,ou the amount of taxes, IHier-
est and cost Of SADIE To red en- them.--
The smounl twill require 10 redeem
quarter SECTION varies IRON -Four 10 I"el'e
Dollars. Military Bounty Lands become
taxable at The expiration I'll three years
tom the date ot the pateni, II retained by
tp soldier, but become taxable immediate
~ ION HE daje OF The iIagstei.s from the
pa'Pnters. The e are some instances IN
this list where tn, lands arr charged with
the TAX f,r ;hr years OF 1913, 10, 30, u,
y, -, and go. bat &, neralIy, theA are
cLh ED tor tine years 1873 aud 1874 only.
The aboIr retna, Ks viii enaht any per
Sons owning Bounty Lands IN this Stat,
toascertan whether their lands have been
s. ID at any former sale, aud when they
b'"ame taxable, and also the sums neces-
s'y 10 redeem their lands, II sold, pay tax
Is, &c.
Thuse who reside at distance from
this place have no time To spafe--deay Il
shortllm and your lands " i'll be sold.
~" THE Editors Of III. ILLINOIS, h'telii-
g'resr, n conjunction with J. 4. h. StaPP,
GhItl Clerk IN the Auditors Office, where
the taxes of uun-rceidrnts are ilqnldated,
art as agents for The redemption nf land,
payment Of taxes, recording of deeds and
any other business relating 10 Land Agen-
g. Their fees are as moderate as those
Ut any other agent; and they will allow
the ddeIence of exchange between Illinois
money (which i. receivable for taxes and
good eastern funds. All orders on the sub
j'c' to be postpaid, and letters should he
addressed to BLACKWELL aud STA2P,
Fantaa, IIinois.
frmyrs throughout the United States
ne req lestcd to give the above an insertion
" lhrH respective papers, AS many at these