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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-04

Joseph d. ninsftld, Robert UigGcld and


Joseph 3. Nnsfeld, Robert UinsGcld and
Thomas Ninshrld, deter dants.
This cause came on this day TO be heard a.,
the Till, answers ana exhibits. and Vas 4rauea
BY counsel on consideration nhcrto tho
court doth adiudee, order and decree, ,has
the MAJ sba OF this court do, after having al
rcfiisad the tmc aud place OF safe ior iuu7
weeks in sene new spaper printed IN the town
OF Lynchbnrgl and at the trout door OF the
court house OF the county oil Nelson, proceed
10 sell, al the court house ot said comfy, on
some court day, by WAY OF public auction. to
the highest bidder. for READY n. oney the slave
Dick, an the bill mentioned. aud the proceeds
OF the said sale, after delra1 ing the expenses
attending the same, pay into one Of che hank,
at this place, Ia the credit OF this suit, subltca
to the iulure order OF the court and repoI,
his proceedings to tue court III order TO j.
nal decree.
a Copy-Teste,
SONS WILLS, Clers
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4 PETITION will he presented to the
! v ueM General Assembly Of Virginia,
aying tie fol1nn,tOn oil new county out Of
parts Of the conhties Of Buckingham, Camp
bell. Charlotte and Prince Edward.
July ~ w3n59
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More New Goods
We are receiving handsome addition {
ITEW GOODS,

!
Handsome dark and light ground Priuis,
Black. white aud Sll,ered do,
Pink Gipghams,
Black aud colod Canton Crapcs, superior,
itch Umbfr, brown and Lilac figured Cru
d. E'le,
Figured Book Nusns,
81 Brd-eye Diaper,
Cd, 1 aud lO-l Table do.
Siiesa Dsmask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawp,
Printed Linen Cambiic Handkerchief,
Fling do.
l case well assorted Leghorn Gypscys,
$ hoxes Ribbons,
do. Curs,
Corded aud striped Iiorentiuc,
tirandcrils and Cotton CassjmGres,
Fiue Doghedas Banere.s Cords,
bales Sd, IA and 81 brown Shir,ings
and ShectiUgs,
Brown aud black Fur hats,
Together with many articles Of Hardware,
Liquors and Groceries. ALSO, expected
N Il few days, a splendid assortment Of
Shell Tuck aud Side Combs. Morocco,
black aud colored Prmclla aud Leather
Shoes, Calnhrics, Shceliags, Sugar aud
Coffee, &c. SC. Our assortment ~ now
unusually good, aud VIII be well KEPT mp
throughout the tai, with every article nt
fancy ar USE which 10 in demand, and all
viii be sold at most reduced prices.
" MCKEE & J, q, MEM,
July 4. tai
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AAarsnai's sale

y IRGIAlA:-At superior court Of
chancefy holden at the town oi Lynch.
9ufs on 'he -! day OF MAJ, ls45-
John liorseiY, jr james Iafiss and Reuben
ID Palmer. merchants and partners trading
under tue firm OF liorscly. / aris a. Coptpa.
ny plainths,
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yAmEg FRAZER,

4 tIlAJEFUI Tor Tue enfoNf aEtHl.Ht
~ witch la, been extended % bin, mixes
la. method to inform Tie public esneia'sy.
that lie .ili 10 future attend paflicsiaiiy anu
immortality 10 al avders. BE assures aieni
ihai he vii .parr no pain 10 endsaYofiEg 70
#,sspritie all orders
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q PETITION VIII be presented 10 the
IA next legislature al Virrtn praying thai
the toaa of Lgnedb"rg may be allowed Re-
pre-edaIlve IN the House OF Delegates.
.IdIy ~. 3m4o
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EDUCATION.

- G. SMITHS Classical and English
\ school viii recommence IN Lynchbnrg
on the first Monday Of September next. The
session will continue five monlhs.-le rins OF
tuition the same rs heretofore, Oiber and
pre- slug enpioyments make il necessary TO
limit the number OF pupils GJietn.
July % W5w96
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CT In pursuance OF the above decree. Tia
undersigned, Marshal OF the said court, Niii,
on Monday The ed day Of August neil. pro,
coed TO sell, by way OF public auction, 10 tie
highest bidder, for cash, at Nelson coQ7,
house, the
~ eSpo slave DlSk,
in the above decree mentioned.
G. u. NooDsOA, ~. L. D c. c.
July 81. v4v4s
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G. Il E.ENg go,E'G. ora
FOR .SATL

i virtue OF a deed of trust executed te
AZ rs 10y YIN. II. Cabell, esq. and recorded
~ the court OF the county OF Gabell, we shalt.
on Monday the 18th day Of September next.
IN NE town Of Stanton. proceed 10 sell. 10
the highest bidder, the tract Of land CONN IN
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GiIHn.S ROVYOM.

- a. ia A.$ HO ISOaMs
ly'ng IN the said county OF Cabet, on Tie O.
mo flVer containing between Tour and frc
.h"hsand acres; Of which more than eialteeo
hhnrred aeres are said 10 be prime low
Sroilhd'' We ore not personally aequaiate:
WITH thIs estate hul il has been represented
!" Us AS being The finest OH chat part OF the
ONO which borders on this state. Ii abounda
IN meadow end of the first quality, aud there
tore well merits the attention OF the StGsa
ldfmef. tor many years while ibis esiaia
was IN The hands OF Col. Wilson c. Nicholas,
to whom ii formerly belonged, ii was oslen-
s'Feiy cultivated in tobacco. which, Wien
sold IN New York and Europe, commanded
prices equal TO those nj which the best lsDes
ilVert tobacco sold. This land ohounds !. Z al
ii has been divided into many snalI~Afaets
orIots, Hs may be seen by plat in the pos
session OF John Hannah, esq who lives al
joining, and WHO will slew the whole or any
part thereof, 10 those Disposed to view If. bnt
II VIII he sotd in one entire tract, or IN sHt1
parcels as, on the day of sale, may be thoneit
pest calculated TO ensure the best price. J ne
sac VIII be onthree equal annual in5thlnfhls.
the purchasers to give bonds with approved
sufctics for the several iustalmeuts. As also
deed OF trust on the land as farther security
for tie ultimate payment Of the purchase n,'-
heyj Tue deed OF rust, however. IS not 10 -
rerate till the last insiafment shall becon=
due
The subscribers are very selicitous to "in4
up the business OF the trust couided TO iaeul-
II persons, therefore, should desire 10 pnT-
chase this property, they may attend IN i'ls
inll confidence that il viii be sold al the iiue
and place above mentioned.
JOHN COMTER
joins II. COtki,
Trustees .for Y. II. ca5eH and ms e't'l.e'''
July 81 w4W4s
For Snln.-a likely Nelcrn Man,
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"a. r., MOE KEzs."sssS.
NEWy FLOUR,

XN7E have for sale Is our Lumber
w house, New Flom. in half hnrrels -
Also, Ship StnV and Bran. III sending their
whea, to market, our ftiends and customers
are requested to hive Il dry and tree from dirt
md gravel LASGIi0I,SE & GARTH
July T. tsl6
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$50. 900 nighest prize.

This Is a Lottery formed by The tcrnory
combination and FORMULATION of 33 numbers
To deiermine The lrlzes the. nin, Tho 30 mum
bers viii be severity placed IN wheel on the
day OF drawing, and five of,hem wiz be drawn
out and that ticke1 having on il the LIST, I'd
aud Sd drawn Nos. IN the order in which
drawn, VIII he entitled tp tue pf1e Of 20,ooo
dollars Rnd those hse othor tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. In the fol
lowing orders. shail be entitled 10 tue PRICES
al I'll % hmm rnaI1rrtiAlc l ii
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5ixteen Naluable SlMyes /,

rs1HE undersigned hnye appointed aud au-
Z thofized Cbaflcs Annspnugh Sole agent
10 settle aBd collect ~ accounts and monies
due the laic firm 81 Thamaa s. AnnyIaush.
JAMES THOMAS,
FHED=k AUAsfAuGH.
All those indebted 10 tie late firm Of Tho
mns L. Auuspaugh, either by account or other
wise, are requested TO make immediate fay-
ment to tire subscriber, Who is sole agent 10
settle md receive tie snule. those who have
claims against the anme will call aud have
them adjusted Tor pay mcnl
Gil: AUSSPArGfI
Liberty, July 81 w3w4s
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have assured Mr.. tamps Frazer, and now
assure the public generally, that every eyer
ton will br made, and nothing omitted on nay
part, 10 have Furniture repaired and made in
the best manner and Of the shortest notice.
al orders will be runetnalIy attended 10.
CHARLES 4. SlMMS
July "a. isd9
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THOMAS j. DUVAL,

At TuL SIN Of THE GOLDEN MORTAR
oN nam s9uARF,
HAS Just received, III addition to bis
I f,rtner stock, an extensive u ointment Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS aud
DhE.STulF5. which enables bin now 70 Of
fer 10 his trend., ~ TONERS and the public re-
nefslly, tho most complete and extensive aa-
sorimrut ever before brought ia this market
AlesG hin Ar THE fotLoWIhG, VIZ
95ol III Gdauber sails, % do. Tartar Eme
CON TO- Epson 10. tie,
ono DO Gum Shell so do Quick Silver,
lac, 90 dog bottles Ame
Coo do rcnrl Ash, rcan Cnslor Oil,
loo DO .pm iCam. lopnch. Gold Leaf
thor 2o6 salons Alcohol,
Joe do Jalap, 900 do. Lamp oil,
loo do Sponge, loo do. Spts. Im.
Ia do yefdigris, pcntiuc,
30 do. Calomel,
Ana every other nrticle in his line, all ot
the best quality, aud tor snlc AT the lowest
prices for cash, or at sig months to punctuaI
customers sepfcmbef3.
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stone Ware 3 FIOWer Pots.
The subscribers have on hand, in addition
TO the above, nearly every other article be-
longing to Their husiness;--all of which they
will sell low tor cash, or exchange Tor BEES.
WAX, GlNSENG, LINSEED OIL, or any
other article OF produce, at uaarhet prices
May 20. ,sy9
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The Isl, 81 aud 81 10 $4,000
81, Ist and 81 10 5000
ID, 30 aud 1T 10 5000
81, lst aud 2dfo 1886
81, 2d and Isl ~ 1856

These y other tirkets which shall have on
them three of the drawn Nos aud those three
the 2d fth, and 9th. or The 3rd, 1th, aud, 9th,
III some one of their several atders OF com
hnalton OF permul alton, viii each be entitled
10 prize OF $1,000
1hose l. other tickets which shall have on
them 3 OF the draw numbers, & those three
the ID, 81 aud 4th, or the -, Sd aud 9Th, IN
gotne aae ot their several orders OF cnmhnn-
zion or pcrn1'aton, will each be entitled To
u pris.r OF $500.
Those SO other tickets which shall ha9e
three OF the drawn npmAers ON them, slnll
each be entitled TO prize OF Slo0.
Those los iioh0's which shall have two OF
'he drawn numbers % them, and those two
ske II and Attn IN either order, wiA each DO
ouii1edto $50.
Those los tickets which shall, huve two Of
the drawn numbers on them, win each be Ell
titledto S25
All others, being 1914, having two of. The
drawn numbers ON them. will each be emit.
lied to SI2,
And all those II $40 tickets having bu,one
~ the drawn numbers on them, viii each BIZ
entitled TO So
10 Tickets wfui have drawn prize If n
superior denomnali9n. eau DC entitled 10 III
inferior prize.
Prizes pay able 80 days afier the drawing,
and subjcrtte ,hc usual deduction OF - j,cr
cent.
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T. Ty II ~ TT z IL q

u u z1 10 = Z - ~ "a
will be made in the b.sl MANNER. at the short
esi notice, and on The most moderate fern ].
Either Mr.. Charles A. olmus of myself VII
II nii times be found al uy Cabinet hHFe
Room Alr. : i fully enthafized 10 make
contracts and close the sahr.
Tie duties OF a Cabinet Maker are labori.
ons. troublesome aud tedious; and oteniin'es,
when fiiey are endcasnfing 10 DO their best
IL elrase flirir friends aud customers, they are
disappnif4cd aud nCdiaed have diseofer-
ed tom whai little | have seen relative
- human nature, thai he who eFdeaYors 10
please all, viii please no person shall
Therefore, 10 la1ure, endeavor honestly TO
make ms wrrls, honestly 10 sell il, and hon
es;ly AMI canIi1ly 10 comply with my engage
Heut5. for the mute ta,liiul performance oil
tEr sam, lave empIoye ed Mr.. Charles a.
Simms 10 attend in my absence 10 the whole
Cabinei Business. JIe assures me and the
public thai nothing on his pari Will be want.
ing TO see that all orders aud commands are
faithfully and pnnetualiy attended to,
al hose 10 whom nm Indebted arc re.
qaesied To GONE forward, that arrangements
may be npGc - discharge The sane-And all
WHO ar indebted To- mr. mc earnestly request
I'd to come forward and close the same either
by bond or cash, or they can receive reasona-
bic time, If they will give good security. |
want my old books .etlled up
! have now On hand first rate materials,
and expect in "a abort time 10 receive further
supply and likewise the newest IA mons.
JAMES FRAZER, Chap square
ToR SALT as ABOVE TWO
Good and Splendid sldeboards,
At reduced prices
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For sale--a likely Negro Man,
Enguire at ths Qgcs.
July q. t.9o
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IVIitF I III -
JoHf; II. COtkE,
Trustees for " II. CGJeH and ms c'pI'to"'
July 81 w4u4s
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Copy-Ieste,
SONS WILLS, Clex
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JOHN Wills, C, c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

Frequently was he d,scor cred half rechncd sofa
"hefe nc renamed for several hours, plunged in pro-
iound meditation; sometimes he started up ulsivc
~ and with an ejaculation. Fancying he heard his
name he would eNclain, "Who calls mes" Then ri
sing and walking about with hurried steps, he length
aided, "No, beyond a doubt, nothing is vet sufficiently
hfureu around me, even III family, TO admit OF
50 distant 1t be delayed for three years."
Ana instantly he dictated, with precipitation the pro-
lect OF detailed note, by which the Emperor of Aus
tria ms father IN law act as mediator betwee
Russia, England, and France.
lle then read the instructions which he had lust die
tated but did not sign tbem on the circumstance be-
ing noticed 10 him, he replied, often the case
NO! tomorrow mornings should never be too much
IN hurry: the night is good counseilorn When he
gave orders for the affair to remain secret; and that the
summary which reminded him of the dangers of his
ton be continually left his table was his constant
subject OF consultation, and every time he consulted it.
he approved and repeated his first conclusions
ft,u oohapartes terms been granted, it is evident
'hat nc would have put off the Russian Expedition for
Some tiine Gut" when the Emperor AIexan,Ier,s
conditions OF pacicaton eceiv Cd was too late:
oesucs at the pont to which both parties ere now ar
rived, that uitimatum necessarily led to war. Napoe-
on was too proud both of himself and France he was
too much overruled by his position to weld to mena
eng negotator leave Prussia liberty to throw her
self into the open of Russia and to abandon Poland
re was 100 Tar advauced; he would be obliged TO ret
grade IN order to find point at which to stop and in
ms situation, Napoleon considered every step
W"ch he might take as the incpient point of n com
plete dow pfall.
ellis wishes for delay being thus frustrated he sur
veyed the enormous volume of his military strength;
the recolections of Ts and Erurt were revived: he
received with compacency delusive information respec-
ing the character of his rival AT tirnc Ike hopes
mat Alexander will give away at the approach of So me
nacg an invasion; at another he give the rcns to his
conquertng imagination; he ndusently allows it 10 de-
poy ITS masses from Cadiz 10 Cazau and to cover the
whole OF Europe. In the moment his fancy riots in
the pleasure obeng at Moscow. Thatcity eirhthun-
dred leagues from him. and already he digesting in
formation with respect to it. iii were on tie eve OF
French ho had
inhabited that capital, having appraised him that its ,n,
gaHnes and ITS envrons sufficient maintain his
army for eight nonhsshe Immediately attached him tc
bis person."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10
SINGULAR CASE OF FORGERY.

z from ne Rochester NJ VI TelegyaDb
nc case OF samuel Jones, who was tried and con-
ycted OF forgery, at the late circuit court &c held in
the county OF Monroe, Judge Walwortb presiding ex
cItedV very general interest te title ola valuable tract
Oh iau was depending on the issue the trial He vas
convicted and sentenced TO the state prison for life
counsel Tor The Peope-Messrs Mathews TDist Au,v I
ChaPin and tiosmer for the prisoner E:cssrs ee MAJ
win and ID ckson. 1900
This trial disclosed bold, and for time rs eccess
iui piece OF vilany be found ia the annals of
forgery In the year 1914, Jones came from Massa
chusetts 10 reside IN this vicinity Being poor he en-
gagged as hired laborer. In the family where he re-
SIDED he made accidental discoveries Of tho tenure of
tle by which 900 of valuable land in BRIGHTON
was held and conceived the project of POSSESSING
sell OF TINS land by forging the titles from the ORIGINAL
grahtor 10 bis father. He ignorant and illitcgate
out the resources of hrs mind were considerable ~,
Tram OF operations he had far effected his purpose
That IN the year 1921 ne commenced an eiectrnent s
10 dlsPosess one OF the settlers of this tract While This
sun was pending ne went to Ohio, and with the aid of
acconices there manufactured the deed for fine 1000
acres bearing date IN 1890 This deed was presented
at the Circuit Court held Rochester bv Judrc Pat
IN 1922; and was fully supported bv perured v;tcss
Go "d' pTevaicd. Jones removed and turned out of
possession tue honest occupant of
"cs part Oh tue tract. He then by other suits and
tgociaODs, obtained possession of the whole n,eie.s
comprised In his forged deed, which he occnn;eJ TO-
~ u'd' year sui here providence interposed TO
u'5ciose ms vhany BY great perseverance and eyer
IONS Tue facts were one b. brought to light and
we 'orgcIes made clear day. The trial AZ liz. -;
Gun commenced with about 60 witnesses attending in
court on behalf of the people, collected from four or five
g r states. The trial occupied near two DAYS.
ne jury then retired, after clear and Incid cIay
Ob Judge Waiworib, aud in short time returned ,ii
a VeTd'ct-guilty The consequence will be, that this
e ea tor on the rights of others will be deprived of s
injurious gam and the honest purchasers of valuable
tract of land will be restored to the Lnnoos fo tt,
they bad been forcbly expelled 'O'
zones 'ss family, and is past the middle ace.
during the trial as bis wiokedness was step by sto de
cto3eu' ne appeared uuconcerned and assumed look
VI 'ie most hardened efroDtery. When his sentence
was passed he manifested feelings better connortino
WIN his situation and seemed weighed down with ali
the agony Of a guilty conscience.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

heard Of our Saviour suern supposed ne had
been put to death by the Spaniards
ne Indians are very unwilling leave their lakes fer
tile NILS aud agreeable climate, the southern reserva
o's mat has little TO recommend it except being
desirable that the Indians may remain there
he chie said they had cherished hope the whites
would continue satisfied with the coasts and suffer them to
retain valuable remnant Of their possessions, but observed
tha was the viii of the Great Spirit they
II was with difficulty the Scminoes were induced to assent
to the treaty of session, they probably resist its
execution If they had any chance Several Of
.ne cnies nave reservations and permitted to remain
West Florida, with limited number followers-There
are now several Indian villages in the great
walton.
Navigation of ttc st. Laprencc.-Thc Speech ofNIr
Vandenhcnvcl, in the New York Legislature which
VIII be found in another part of our paper is upon
SUBJECT which must command much interest. The free
trade of the st. Lawrence which had been previously
enjoyed by the citizens of each nation under the laws
of Doth governments first interrupted by an act Of
the British Parliament, in l822 imposing discriminating
auues upon American produce imported into Canada
ne encc oil tins law has been TO reduce the amount
OF lumber ported from one county alone in two
TO about $4,000, from 100000 which was its amount
]" To-, the year preceding the passage of the law.
The Canadians who sensible the American 90
'erHieht nave the MEANS by retaiatorv measures OF
seriously InurIng their trade, are aware of the bad
policy pursued by tue Parliament and DESTROYS as our
own citizens, OF making the river more free high
way OF both nations. The Gazette at Quebec where
we have no doubt the subject is as well understood os
is IN London contains the following remarks upon it:
IA million of American citizens inabitinr the coun
tries on the Southern bank of the St Lawrence ounht
not to be deprived of any advantages they might de-
rive from the navigation of that river TO the ocean II
rs wide enough for them and all others that may use
"as common highway; aud they must submit as they
no oouot readily would, to regulation to prevent
ABUSE lfthey employ their vessels to convey their
produce to distant market, they will be liable to the
same regulations as American vessels from ports in the
on'cu states lthey employ British vessels the oatls
rs TO The growth OF the article will be Just as good
chen as they are now, which, in reality, are not good
Tor nuch and the sooner they dispensed with the
better
le sooner al! acts interfering with the right of the
americans TO free of the st. Lawrence are re-
peaied, the better. That they will enjoy that right be
'oe many years pass over is beyond doubt and il
"oud be much better for all parties that its exercise
were regulated before tiic matter is wrought up into
regular dispute If MIR. Canning iim3 time 10 bes-
low few hours of the unbiased attention of his mas
te'v mind on TINS subject, it will be settled and
II WIN give him an additional title to the gratitude of
both Britain and America"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-10

Awrer in the Pittsburg Gazette gives the following
brief hints to wool growers which re-pubsh for the
benefit Of all concerned
GAS the prosperity of country must always depend
on the quantity of saleable commodities produced it
highly important that wool growers would prepare their
wool by washing, at least on the sleeps back aud re-
moving the hip locks, taglocks, and dirt. There no
doubt that any quantity of Merno wool, washed and
tagged, would find ready sale, if not in Pittsburg in
Philadelphia, New York, or Boston The last sale Of
Portuguese wool, in Philadelphia, averaged about SIS
cents, and the operation of the Tariff will enhance
the price"