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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULYs26, 1926.

The Editor ofihe Salem Gazette afiir!ns, that
at the late celebration Of Independence in Free
town, New Hampshire, COLONEL TARBox,
who fought, bled, and DIED at Bunker Hill,
,calked alone in the same dress that ne wore on
that memorable occasion. II is added that
there was not dry eye in town when he passed.
S4ay we be permitted to ask whether the Colo
mel returned to his grave when the procession
was ended! or does the patriot spectre still walk
in the haunts Of mortality'
The Military Force in Europe is estimated
by the Mentz Gazette at 100000 men, inclu-
ding, all, both ofland and sea service. These
cost their Governments, annually. 1000 ,ooo,-
900 francs, while the entire territorial revenue
Of Europe does not amount to more than $780,,
100000 francs. About the eightieth part Of
the population Of Europe is still under arms;
and each inhabitant furnishes upwards OF nine
shillings sterling per year, for the support o.!
this mass Of armed men, whilst Europe is in
profound peace.
Of its able and useful Editor, NELSON NIcHo-
LAS, ESQ. He died on the 10Th inst. at the re-
sidence Of Col James Trotter, near Lexington,
and was inferred The following day by the side
of his honored father the late Col George Nicho-
las.
The Democratic Press states that Pears are
roinr about. The streets Of Philadelphia at l6
cents per peck, and large ripe Peaches ola good
quality at so cents. The latter article, we be-
licve, has not yet made its appearance in this
District, Notwithstanding our mare Southern
l,,itude.
The Salem Register maks the following ex-
tract from letter written by John Adams in
the year l755, then just twenty years of age.
l, breathes prophetic spirit truly remarkable,
and one, perhaps, which in regard TO its sub
iect, had never been breathed before.
"Soon after the reformation, few people
came over into this new world, for conscience
sake. Perhaps this apparently trivial incident
NAV transfer the great seat Of empire into
America I, looks likely to me; for, il we can
remove the ,urbulen. Gallicks, our people, &C
cording to the exac,est computations, will in
another century, become more numerous than
England itself Should this be the case, since
we have, may say. all the naval stores Of the
nation in our hands, it will be easy TO obtain the
mastery of the seas; and then the united force
Of all Europe will no, be able TO subdue US
The only way to keep US from setting up for
ourselves, is to disunite us" "Be not surPris-
ed that am turned politician. This whole
town is immersed in politics. The interests OF
nations, and all the dira of war, make the subec,
of every conversation. SIT and hear, and al
ter having been led through maze Of sage OBJ
servations, sometimes retire, and laying things
together, form some reflections pleasing to my
self. The produce OF one OF these reveries you
have read above"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26

The last kentucky IYhig announces the death
Of its able and useful Editor, NELSON Memo
LAS, Esq. He died on the 10Th inst, at the re-
sidence Of Col James rrotter, near Lexington,
and was inferred the following day by the side
Of his honored father the late Col. George hicho-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26

Late letters from Kingston, Jamaica, state
thar the market was dull for all kinds of Amer
lean produce-Cofee from to 10 cents, and
sugars g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26
Wheat Wanted.

TIME subscriber having rented the occoquan Mills
for the present season, will give the highest mar
ket Price for good WHEAT, delivered at the Occoquan
Mills, or at his Mill on Accotnk-also at his Ware
house in Alexandria Persons having Wheat for sale
will find Is their advantage to call at either of the
above places. JONA.' JANNEf'
7ho 10 eol2t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26
A. &. Cazenove & Co.

Hare6sf receired per snid Schooner,
IS bales brown sLrtings and sheetings
40 cases superior bleached do
do assorted satinets
90 hhds. retailing molasses
0lso by The Schooner Jelocity, from Boston,
bales Russia sheetng
And by the Farmers Ingenuity from Brandywine Mills,
100 kegs Dupont's justly celebrated Gunpowder of
different grades julyl7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-26

A shocking attempt at murder was made yes
terday afternoon, near Harris's Creek, on the
person Of Mrs. Lewis, by her husband resi-
dents of Fell's Point. 1t appears that Mr.. l.,
had for some time past abored under strange
delusion respecting The conduct Of Mrs. l..
whose fidelity he had suspected, and had, on
several occasions, recently carried his threats
so far that il was deemed necessary to call in
the aid of the watch, SC. Yesterday afternoon,
he requested her with apparent kindness to
accompany him in walk 10 the Greek, which
she hestated not 10 comply with. On arriving
near the Creek, they sat down together upon
the ground, and he lay his head upon her lap,
when, after short conversation, he suddenly
sprung upon his feet, and drawing forth from
his pocket knife, inflicted several severe stabs
in her side, which in endeavoring TO avert, her
arm and hand were also severely cut-Her
screams brought TO her aid some persons no,
far distant, who arrived in time TO prevent the
inhuman husband from concentrating on the
spot his diabolical design, when he immediate
" let fall the unhalowed instrument, and with
out any hesitation yielded himsefa willing pri-
soner Medical aid was procured as soon as
possible for the unfortunate woman, but the
wounds, though no, deep, being inflicted with
an oyster knife, ground sharp al the point, are
considered 10 be sufficiently dangerous as to
leave but little hope Of her recovery. The
wretched husband was subsequently committed
to prison. Baltimore Gazette.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

dom-in short, LOUIS McLane. Of Daa-
"are.-ln reply to NJ. Flo,d's motion,
he observed; This change may be
thought by some gentlemen small
matter, hnt II is a matter Of some deli
cacy. The Fortress now bears thr
" maine of an individual whom he might,
" without improperly, denumlnate AS H.
" laslr,ous IN the page of our history. II
" received that name when he Vas ia thu
" full possession of power. Was II proper
" 10 take It away now he mad lost all his
power, and retains only the deserved r.
pniatIon of having, with upright aim.
pursued the best interest of his cuun-
try :" Notwithstanding tins feeling aud
forclhIe appeal, forty members voted
for III" chang Forty nine members W.
I'D To add nrfeehng rod IS, IL actual
mlstorlune. We would tell them 10 go in
the woods, aud take lrssoaS # III. sa,ag.
Po'odG''H, whose generosity aud mag
nanlmly' appear To be So highly prixrd. u,
even Tecumsrh, would have told then
that he VIII had spilled his blood and de
voted his talents to the service of hl, cnun-
try, IN his youth, his manhond, and his old
age, should At least be shirlded from the
caIomnlcs of open hostility, aud the shafts
of lncunslderat. ridlcule.
These approximation bills always aford
a hnr field Ton tn" display of great lo,,
Tor the proplc, and an utter aversion
the waste of lirIr funds. Gen. Cooke nj
Fem. has usually rendered hms, II unu
'oaily conspicuous IN lbrsu matters and
II IL n" wonder, therefore, THAI that noted
hem"s"g"", Gcorg" kremrr, of Penn.
'hoald " call upon his tplrnd from Tennrs-
ST. 10 support hln III his motion Ia airih,
"ut lhr FIRST srciIun ot The hlll and cnuse
NtgntnilN I" leave our whole system of de-
lence IN raonus and useless condition.
because half flushed. But even NJ. Ctck,
's'ald n"t carry his radicallsm quite 81 far,
aud, when the question was taken, there
stood Mr. Kremcr, a solitary " aye"
mark tor "sc"rn to pulnt It's slow unno-
wing Eager att
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

Sir, 10 not envy the clergyman's life NJ
IN easy life, nor do envy the clergy man
VIM makes II an EASY llfr.'
Tmenty Stiiings for Kiss THE cdi-
tor ri the Salem Observer hss quite pto-
pensiy Tor hunting mp aud pnhlishlt I
things both new add nld Among the lat.
Ter. his la-i paper contains The particulars
II \ IrIal which took place IN CONNECTICUT,
IN 1860, under thai seciinn III IN. blue iates
which prohibited kissi4g. Thr oll'ud,ps
wefe Sirah fuilp an ! cob Mutlnr. Il
appeared IN e,idrncc, hi Saah dropped
her gloves, and Jrrna found them. Wh.n
Saf.h asked for 'hcm, ] Job demanded
Is far his pa,, and IS the demand did 4
aps,,ar - b. rNtra,a gant, Suah adjusted
TIN mattcr without requiring credit. The
facis were elflrir proved, ADD thu p,tt,es
w. fn'd heeniy ShHings rach. II I'd The
Ia" been kert IA force until This linr, ~
hnr no doubt that thu frra.ur, of On
neciicut would hate hten I've richest IN tll.
universe ! V \. Con-. .iir.
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should therefore, at any rates, have ccnsured
the conduct al the Executive for taking such
books But II the Wing or any other paper
N Richmond, had guarded us against lmposi.
jim by eonIradietne Mr. nenings statement
when II first appeared, We should mol. al
course, nave done 50 for an aci charged up.u
lhrm, but which lntns ont 10 he fabulous. a.
srecably 10 the Wing. We would ask, what
has Mr.. Cotton done with the rejected eorie, ?
Has he lnruishrd the booksellers with them,
ar thrown them asi e for wasle paper Ihosr
that we have seen IN hook store in thisl l,,,
are certainly superio 10 The one which W.
have Seen in the possession OF magistrate -
We state the fact, and leave others 10 draw
such Inference rs II NAV give rise to-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
pOLI1'ENESS.

Ill., Rev. DR.. Isaac Btrrow meeting
,chestrr one day al court, his loud
L IT,, nv way Of banter, thus accosted him :
sup, yours IN the shoe tip.' Barrow see.
10 ah his aim. returned it, with my lord
"e sours 10 thu centre ; which was smart
o. fIlow,d b, Barrow. With my lord, |
y ', yonrs to the \otipodes.' Upon which
~ n,,Ie.trr scorning to BIZ foiIed, excIaim-
81 doctor, am yours 10 the Internal
p % On which Barrow turning on
- geI answered, there my lord, leave
YOU 30
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EDUCATGO-I.

HE unaefslsnrd respectfully Informs
his palrous mud the public, lhnt thu
text spmi-punuAl session Of his classical aud
.ngli,h school commences on Monday, the
- Of Fch md will be continued III lhr Ma.
pnS Han mi school is limited 10 the nun
h"r II ,i't"er pnrils, md hns nj present hrts
.ataucie1 for The admission OF neu Ones
he small nnmber 10 which the teacher In
esiricted htmself enables him 10 give parf,.
ulAr attention 10 the progress of ch'h 49,.
mt Tcrms-lhp same rs IN other GlRsical
,rbnol, IN Lsnohbrrg F.G SMITH
- Il j,,NRubn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06

-, thereafter, and II b'cnm" az opa1pe
h' a,rL The moi Narfhern point of In.
GI.hr. Such VA The hshl ~ winch h"
,...,drred snmr Of the most "sienslbIe oh
.', ,.,o. If the honorable gentleman fr IN
s,at.d That before the gentleman
:, ,brough more than half his sprrch, he
,srronl. BY hodrseneSS, and c"mpell-
ii down. II is n"t 10 be wondered
70 , ~ he delivery Of few such sentences
d ii, ~" have completely excoriatrd the I'M
s s,,',oi. throat through which they we're
,ra1,editd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
II SATURDAY., - Mail.

JIr~iHir L,risltiure NJ Gaggin's
resnlntl"ns II - l,tInn 10 Oh nrollpt BIO II
have been "A ! 30 the tshlc To- lar present,
IN make wa, tor a Blapponung an ii
dltlenal Chancellor. l. This u.a ,ppoi
mcnt intrnd.d Ia sup rcede Jndsc Brown
Or Il il intrnlei tn give birth H. u mere To-
rum te"cHS IL oc opy Judge B's seal I'LL
IL II ait" In do Il himself VIZ ash lar
inform ,linnn
Tn" hill ses eg hr appnio'mcnl Of Pub
lc Prloiet IN the ENctu re Il b,cn very
coltcrilN - cief
VIC ID iesulltioas distributing SIl5
600 among The Colleges, Acadenlrs aud
The University have been referred ~ u
Committee conposrd oi one nr,nbar from
Zach S"ulto ii district.
Mr.. Nh, TIN king II time thai the L..
gslnl had bc!a In think OF al Turning,
MOVED that when II adjnn II ~ the Goth
III II b" s'ns de. -- I.,ld 90 the table.
TIE bill modifying thu power ot Judges,
IN rotation, I" ronlrmpt II courts. has piss
ed III Jhud reading IN The II. Of Del gate.
.s8s..-.
Congress. The senate is still engaged
IN III" Panama Qucsl,au. Nothing has
hren dlvnlgrd "hlrh ran give us clue ~
~ fate The II of Il IL engaged iu dis-
.nssng tn" Apt reputation Bll Mr. Foe.
-hthe's uo''on ~ ostponc II having been
negaii'"d by "A vote of lOi 10 D..
-o[[1-
q > II Is SAID II n Treaty with the
Creek, has been concluded. IN winch
tbey .ed" Al their Land 10 lhe l.. States
-" 4 r'u'rmatlon most drvoolly to be-
wished "
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
.NnysMai's sale.

N pursuance Ola decree of the superior
Corr II Ghnncrrv lar the Lynthbn'c
Dj,lrnG nrononuccd % he 2ist dny of May.
ls2l. IN w., casr of \hram Garter, pil ag,iu,'
Iunraas Humphreys, sheriff of camphcll
county. aud adu'r nt YIN. Howard, decd
Wm iovsrd M iutan h} the commissi"nrr
ni lhe court sprcaily assigned his Guardian
and Thomas Flint and Elizaicth bis Vjte
defts ,hnll, on Thursday the 9th dnl oi
March next, proceed II sill, by way of uul"
lie aurliOn 10 the highest bidder, for ready
MONEY, % the premises, ccr'nin tract or
pa .ce oi Land IA The proceedings neniioged,
!, ing aud beup IN the county 81 Amherst, 90
the waters o. ilafs'eys errek, containing tNo
bundled and fur acres, marc or less, md adj.
iosnipg the hnds of Ormnnd Ware y Grorgc
Cornelius, and known by the name al the Red
iii Tract subject II the dover OF the drtcn.
dani Elizabeth Flint therein
GEO. B. WOOBsON, 5. r. C.. c.
Feb ltNtAsin
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-a0a--
Mr.. Goggin and ChHceilor Rro,cn.

III uoU1i III uHH tnIHttuOF f1FOIOH.
Our readers will recolecl that Mr. Cog
gin, Of B"dlo d, some weeks siocr, sab
mtted I" the Virginia L'SIslunre Prr.
anbIr and Resolutions, alludlng to the
lnirmltrs which had rendered Chan
crllor Br"wo incapable of performing The
latlrs of his office, declaring his Office
vacated, and providing that penslon br
gwen him to render his old age coiufp,ia
ole. At the yer, first blush of The subject.
sc conceded IN opinion with NIr. Gogg,n,
except as 10 the last branch vt the subject,
though, even IN this, we might have pr,-
mlited our feelings In conquer Our Iudg
ment.-We had heard the complalnts Of
the people of Jodse Browns dislrict-that
the pie II Justice was H,cfual y closed
- that the honrst creditor was kept cut Of
his lust lights SMILE thu debtor trinmphrd
ia his security. w dee med this Il pracll-
ral evil, which ought, by some means, To
hr rrmrdIcd, and We snll Dc, IN II So, IL
,ay natnnG Of the po.Ils injustice of tax
'og HE State with an annunl salary Co.
srrl ices rendered, when those services are
rot rendered. We feed as mach compas-
sion for the situation of Judge Brown
(hnugh we know him not) as either ol
THESE who have broken lance 10 his ds.
t"nce, and taken an opPnrtunity Ia throw
their dirt over his shoulders, at Nr. Cog
I'm. The epIthets which have been ap.
piled to Mr.. q. by the Editors of the
Charlottesville Gl2tue and Siauurou
Spectator are undcservrd, and. AS usual
when bolts are hurled in the dark, mlss
their aln. Mr.. G"ggln performed who
hr believed 10 be- an act of duty--ard II is
10Th ung"nerous and I'm nsl 10 say that tn
measure was produced by canling by
p1crls,," or that it in any way "sport,
With feeling, aud trampcs upon the sym
paihy of onr nature" The State pay
Judge Brown, not slnrcurc, bat salary
aud this term implies the performance Of
certain duties. II is Mr.. Goggings dnty.
aud the duty ofevery other member Of The
Legislature To SIZE that they are perform
cd The people Of Judge Brown, dis
tolct, complain, that, instead of "jnsicr
being brought to every mans dnor," II L.
removed at a remote distance from them
-Thrir complaint, deserve attention aud
call for redress. And We are therefore d.,
posed to attribute the defence of Jad.r b.
.rt mp by the charlottesville and Stauntoe
Editors, 10 thu Influence of feeling, uarph
excited for the pcrsonal prosperity o( tho
gentleman. Nj Gosgin's resolutions, -
VENTURE to say, were prompted ~ 80 Ill
III II that officer. bat By the higher NJ
tive of pohIic daty, al whose bidding all
"thrr considerations shouid vanish into
" empty all"
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7a5 Ececaline Cowc3--In reply 10 the re-
marks Of the Elirors Of the Wing in relation
10 the differences between Mr.. Henning aud
he Executive ConnciI we have only 10 on
.erve that We were led into error respecting
portion OF them. W" were m5s'ei hy Nj
!Ieuninq's statement in friation 10 he acccI
lance II hoots which had been oucrrej actrdi
rom that statement, the Inference We drew
was Irresistible The Edilcrs Of the Wig
nave undoubtedly read Mr. Honniug', pam
nhiel. aud they are therefore coapelIed l.
iusah our c@:rsa. Upon examination OF II
.opy oi the woik, we canpnl heIeve that Ell
her The pager or binding is such asfo CORES
lond with the requisites efthe law, and we
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-02-06
GENE RAJ SUNNI AYx.

IS al, anclng more rapid, in pnpnlalin ,
and wealth than Florida. fhr acting Go
vernnr IF the Territory, in his recent nrs-
sage to The Lrglsl ttnrr, states that IN Tai.
laha"e. the capiis1 which a year since VA,
4 Wilderness 100 acres nf land have been
,ald eltIIIn = few manths for nralI, % 900
dollars. and that ahcady 100 houses are
erected ar IN u course 4 erection. With 4
'ieN Ia Increase The prosperity of the trui-
tory, thu Gn>rrnor recommends n r.sn.
luton inviting General Lnl,rttr IL visit
the country durlng the rna,llne nulnmn and
winter, and to taxi up his abod. on III. ~
tate which vas granted him hy Congress.
The Gaserno, alsn recon arnds The p,ss
ing of n Il" eNcmpllng all thr prnperl, oi
III" General from taxaton during his nalu-
raj life.
IN Experienced .N;uigator.--- CAPTAIN
Crockrr oG the William Thomrsou, WIN
arrived al NV Yoll, 90 SATURDAY, has now
completed hi 130lh passage accross the
All'n'lc! aud whd is more remarkable,
without having MI with any accidents al
lmu"rtancr. 4 late L>erponl paper re
nt' Ks that h" - highly aud 1sll, resprci
I'd hy the trade. aed 10y numerous rIu
II most respectable friends IN that place
F"r hls humanity and attention To- y,ssrl-
II Distress he has often received the thanlt4
If thu community; on "nr occaelon hi
Trustworthy coud 1cl was ~" arlrd h. y.
underwriters AZ I.layds' with tn. present
non of a p.ece f plate.
n HermH-lt Is stated IN the Thoma
ton NMnrl Register TIT tharr has rc.lr
ri fora nnmb"r of years past, io the ha.
PIT at the Gown of Mpnt,ill. u hcrmlt al
the name of Bnrel he has dwrlt in
cave the work of hi own hands dog ~ H.
back ia small river. and carefully srrnr ~
At IA" ftr,ncr against the intrnsinu If VII,
beasts. by a ltrge log sutficlcn'l, hollow g..
admit of his entering lie rrl,r,s EYER
III # Injury whlcn may be- offered hin
IN fruit NJ the "arlh than gra" sponian,
nnsly IN the woods arnuad him bong h
only ioad water from the inpd 4trraI
his only drunk. Since his retirement fra
lhr void he 'tts copied TIE blhle twirc,
are On paper aud once on thr bark OF IT,
birch tree. About wear since he NOV.
irom his cev" in Alnnt,ile falh"r into H.
nood- the country having b. come 81 mn, +
settled around hun that he Was frequent
annoy ed by visitors. He wa IN" son f
respectable farmer IN Massachusetts VIII
,hhged hin To MAR, WOMAN he III Ink 4
nNin% previously formed an at ,chmpnt H.
anothpr. He lived with his wifi hut - I'm.
time. when. # IL 4a,d. rather Than ,.d,,,,
the -orrery Of he, hr could n Il love. h. d.
terlnlned To lor,ake the world and ,,aul,....
,u,eY aud .,,reny left hi. nali,e tow f..
Maine. aud took no his abode in the vii
ierop...
Liicrory.-From AN article in III, Nv
York Pasl "" Ian, ON tn ,n,horily oi
AlIlrr ihc London book ellie. III 4 anotb.
4 Naycrley o,rlIs In maize, lis a,pcarao..
in the u .srur mo u. NJ Nlilcr thus
speaks nf the .Itobirnns. work from Tho
ppn Of our couotry1nau Conner" The fra,
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fran ,be MONTGOMERY ". W Republican I
Bjsbop Berkeley would hardly have DEM.
al tho exi.tr - al ma1ieI nd he seen the
Grand Jury which was on duty at oar Con I
n Oyrr and 'rernner last week. Tie
R.hon cou d no, have hrld ont against the
Id.ncr presented by an animated mass
WINCH weighed $500 pou ds. fhe 81
porty persons which composed this an.
go.t judicial body, weighed 23i lbs. each ,
and the owners were, Of course, the meu oi
vr.,tps, substance and highest standing n
the country. TheIr deliberations must
have been welghty. o. Jolly looking
age whom we noticed rolling along with
The rest rs they passed tbraugh the
greet. peerless IN his solid rotundity, aud
whose broad, rosy visagr is lighted by
ever beamng, Tough ponderons smil's :,
took his seat in corucli, with the weight
Of 2o years and go pounds upon him
Another worthy huge as high Oh, =
ms AhUsr dark ID sole nm ,lsaee bod d
awful things TO TIE n4rk RS of lnlquit :.
toarrpd Atom E., IA majestic mass s.of 3O2.
Kp4. cky, Na0 ehAl,r. ged the Ward L.
pstch her grand jury, starveil IS of bul
80 h., average, must no" yield the palm
of fertility to her eld,r sister, New York j:
hrr broad plains cannot fatlen men to
compare with the Grand jury Of MontGom-
ery county We do not, however, think
these contests altogether useless indeed
NE like chjures. Our last found but
four bills whereas preceding ones. which
ID H., Il l,-.
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NJ. Jodu Wimbrsb, osGguee of .4nd,sm Rayri.

" Joda Wimbnsh, ossiguee Of 4nd,sm Rayri-
SOU Take H0iirt,
NVIE shall he ia" dcpastIons al L. p,
w Laml', Henry Kran, Anderson Vii.
liatns and oth"rson the eighteenth oi Frbrun-
r., 1T the hr1se of Howard Brnnrti, in the
County o. Campbell 10 he repd a. q, idcnce ia
suit now depending and undetermined IN
ch,Hcery IN the ronni sCouri oiC smpheil Also
on the seroud N0ndey IN february, Gnsi at
Campbell COURT house. II Icing court day,
we shah lake the uep"siiiops oi chi-W.ll Dab
n.v and othcrs. all Ia be- read ~ suii, Har.
risnn against !. p Lamb, surviving ohligor
81 john Jn,lpr, drc..eud apainsi assigners on
y toud Wherein said suit was brought The
above lines sId raees yen may attend if
you Thick proper.
JESSt. NJ GOODMAN,
JOHN GOODMAN.
Feb, g. lls5o
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Virginia State N'teYN,
FIRST CLASS.

FOR TIE BENEiF OF TIE
Dismal Swamp Capal Company.
50 No. Lottery by rerm1ln'ion. Ballots 10
be drawn
} B. YATES, and \. MiNrYRE, Managers
TO Ri DRAWN lsr MARCH. 1926
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y virtue of a deed Of tust executed
ITO Inc subscribers hl Drnrv Bell, far r
''h' pnrpscs therein mentionrd, AID record.
"iae clerks oitirc oi The conntv court of
NaerSl Wr hail proceed . sell ny way Of
tl'li: aarIion, Tor cash. ~ luosdaN the IN
".. NJ February ncAt. "a the rr,i,Irfre at the
1%5 Drnry Bell, in the comfy o! amherst,
"'al laluah'c Negtors, 10 vii Brislcr. Jim,
'4hl'ar, Edmund, Snpha, Mari,, kpdcrlck
a"i edry. Al-o several head ot horses. cat
ne ami hogs, two yoke of oxen, several lrnth-
Vhfds aud furniture, bnu,cboid tarnitnre
+"aed III said deed. one uaaoo, oae horse
l,"' Pa1tatlon ntea-ils, fon, -ad,ile- An! t'rl-
",.--"r 50 much Of said nroIrr'v as will be
~ af'a"' I" salt>iv'th" pnrpeses Of said d"od.
,nS as trustees We vii convey such tIuc
0h! as is vested IN rs.
SANUEi, HANNAH.
MARTIN ". DAVENPORT,
'ah tl,2o Trustees.
disbursement.
=. M. above sale is postponed until Friday
',-"h Of February, l626. S. II.
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GOOD.

An Irshman with his family landing at
pL;l,delpbia, was assisted on shore by II
negro who sfoke to ? trick 10 IRISH. The
al1qr taking the black Itllo" for ON" of his
'",, conar. : men. asked how long he had
~, in America ? About four months
W. the rpnIy The chop fallen Irlshman
tTdto his wife, and exclaimed But
foWS' month. ID this country and almost as
black as jet