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Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

From the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday.
Capt. X. Patterson, late OF the schr.
Midas. of Saco, arrived in town on
Saturday evening. and has favoured US
with the following:
Sailed from Havana March i2. for
Boston, cargo 2O2 boxes sugar, ls dc
boots and shoes, l do sundries, ant
As, 900 cigars consigned to persons II
Boston ALSO, 81 hhds mOlasses, OF
vessels account, and 6 bbls do to Cap
tain.
On the night Of the Gath u't. at
Quartet before II, it being very dark
and wind gale from :. BY Z. the sen
struck on the south side OF Block Isl
and, and bilged in FIVE minutes-th'
| captain and one man got on shore
uurs after, and the remainder of tn
people about 6 o'clock next morning
i saving nothing but the clothes the.
,ad on--the vessel went nearly TO PIE
e, in a few hoors--the feresaih TOP
sail, ibis, some Sf the fore rigging, leIt
boat. suchvts, Nc. were saved, bu
aose VI the saryo, exce,i seyera, nar
agrd Riif Ut :. lie boots and shoes, 2
- '.,cb articles, as we'll as Of some ot %
rigging. one Of the anchors, &c. cap
: r. des;res us to state, he was piunde
ed by some ofthe inhabitants
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-04-08

62 25, is
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

A correspondent of the Columbian
Reporter, has recommended to the vo-
ters Of Bristol County, (very modestly)
to expunge the name of John Mason,
of Swanzey. from the Senatorial Tick
ct, and insert that Of William Wood, oI
Dighton, in its stead. We believe Mr.,
Mason is too well known, to be SO ca.
SHY ousted.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

prizes. Of 4 dollars each. In the first
division then there are seven prizes.
s0,a9s chances against drawing! IL
the second: e38 prizes, and 20,76C|
chances against draw>ag! In the third
and last, 1000 prizes Of the. splendid
sum of4 dollars each, ,and T3,7O0 blanks
against them. making about two to q
prize I" Here then are the prospects
Of adventurers-to have their money
pocketedby the hungry Brokers--the
bread picked from'the mosI'hs OF their
children, to support this pampered race
of note .shavers. And there proceed
ings are countenanced by onr Legisla-
ture Our money is conjared out OF
our purses " by authority and it any
thing is said against Lotteries they point
significantly to the head Of their tick
ets, (" Under grant from the General
Assembly of Rhode.lsland - But ouI
Representatives have not gone to al
lengths yet-they must licence billart
4 room and brothcl, TO have their names
coupled with the authorities Of Louis
lana.
The influence Of Ticket Venders il
Providence, over the printers there, ha
been such, for the past year, as to 81
. most muzzle the Press, and the fact
4 are now with difficulty placed befor
' the publick, in the form Of an adver
f, f,ttsemen:, at individual eapemse!
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
LOTTERIES.

The people begin to look into the lot
terry schemes, with which the Brokers
have been dazzling their eyes for some
time past, and an individual in Provi.
dence. has ascertained and published
the fact. that I" the present Grand
State Lottery,io the first division, agree.
ably TO the scheme, consists Of Z prize,
from 9coOto 1000 dollars. The sec.
ood do. 2s3 Prizes, from 600 down t.
20 dollars. Tie third and last 70OC
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

Providence and Tdunton Turnpike. -
Should the most northerly route, sur
veyed by the committee Of this Turn
pike Corporation, he determined on,
we understand, it is contemplated to
open road from Bristol, to intersect it
at Rehoboth, about the centre Of the
town.
Should this enterprise fail, turn.
pike from New-Bedlord to Providence
over Berkley Bridge, is talked OF.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

The Supreme Court is now in sess-
ion at Providence. The Grand Jury
have returned seven indictments. The
Court have assigned Tuesday next, for
the trial Of Albert Field. for the murder
of.William Gray. Gray was shot while
in the act of taking peaches. within the
enclosure ofthe prisoners Gther.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

Panrma .Mission.-This important
question has at length been decided and
this decision has given death blow to
the hopes Of the Observation-Disclosures.
The editors Of the Crawford papers, as
they take this subject into their mouths
and attempt to fUrce it down their capa-
cious swallows, ,resmble the ludicriOus
figure OF dog feasting on wasps.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

We. are indebted to Mr.. Pearce, Of
the House Of Representatives, for the
Report Of the Committee on the Pub
lick Lands, to whom was referred the
subject Of setting aside certain por-
ton thereof, for the purpose Of forming
a School Fund for the several States.
The report of this committee, is ex-
actly what we expected it would be,
decidedly favourable to the appropria.
ton. The new states have always had
a grant Of lands, 10 aid them in giving
TO the muititud, that information which
a free people must possess, in order ia
render them capable Of self govern
ment while the older states. whs stood
in the fight, ere the smoke, Of white
mans cabin was seen ascending beyont
the Allcghanies, have been denied tha
privilege.
We do not know that the Committe,
in making this report, thought Of th'
destitute situation in which Rhode.Is
and now stands with regard 10 Schools
but If the gentlemen composing tina
Committee have been long member
of the National Legislature, they hav
J Lad faifspccimen Of our sciooImonsrs
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25
FROM HAVANA.

fhOM HAVANA.
Extract from letter from Ha-
vana, dated the 22d Of February
{" On tho 10Th inst. a Spanish squa-
dron, consisting Of five fiigates and
"a schooner, under Commodore La
Borde, sailed for St. Jags dc Cuba,
transporting QUO theusand two hun
'drcd men and will proucecd thence
to a cruise on the coast of Colombia.
No pains and expense have been
spared in equippipg it, SO that il is
many years since the Spanish Ma
w has had so brilliant and efficient .
division Of vessels in opcration.-A-
They arc provjsioncd for a Ave
months cruise, and from tho Com-
modore down to. tho cabin boy. have
all received their pay hi advance Ia
that time. Instead of apprchcndiIg
the preparations making by the eHe-
my to invade this island, that ,f,'t
has gone to meet linn OIL his own
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

and we should not be surprised, fthcy,I
for the honour Of the country, gave to
our state, all the Wild land gained by
the late Spanish Treaty.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

and mus. have to g..ve to Warren her
former prosperity.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1826-03-25

Great Shot.-Mr. Arnold Bowen,
Of this place, killed, during the last
week, six wild geese. at "a single shot.
The average weight was thirteen
pounds, making altogether, seventy
eight pounds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19

track u blight and hriliao. lnsire behind
them. iial lniaont dn Ne sre ,,ie " no has
assembled 10 hi gfa.. leasng = llneof par-
~ radluucy bvh,nd him than that lef, by
Alesr. Netsnn Jones.
Thon autumn. With ihy yellow hair,
In griet thy .aliow ulangle lear,
Thou winter, hnlling thfo' the air
The caring blast;
Wide DER the naked world declare
The worth we've lost
He was eininrntly endowed Hith,siriae,
hooor, and integrll5 nild, gcnlle aud IN
assuming; il only reqnrrdan atqnalotance
and his worth vas mddr known.
Hr was the puor mans friend oneed,
The gentleman IN VOID aud deed.
He WAS most dntifnl aud hifeciionate
son--the tears of his widowed mother
proclaim ia kind and ten der brother
worthy aud valuable nelghbor--but with
all his 'ntnrs, he is gone 10 that house
from which n@ traveller returns--cu of la
the flower ut manhoud.
DiED-in Stauntun, very suddenly, on
the morning. of the 9th instant, General
JOHN ROWN-l0ng known as the in
delatigsble, intelligent and upright Judge
of the StannIon, Greenbrler, and w ylhe
thancery Courts.
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CnNMuHIcATEn.

- " VI = ~ u FiI'
In several # the towns # tins aud other
"'irs here haze been, have frequent
y seen large numbers of | dies seated ~
flr court rnon of some of the high, ST
totfs Wills they We're in scsslun, witness
h. he di-russions of law.rasts by grn-
hrmrn If the green bag and AS ! can snr
nothing IN il either u3rIicate, for lady. 0r
Embarrassing t. tue administration Of pub
he justice, | should be pleas d 10 -er such
atastam p'eta'l in ihi- town, The Chan
f'ry Court for TINS District Is now in ses-
e"o and AS usual. has brought 10 the
~ nc'lburg bar gentlemen of the FIRST legal
tlrnls from large district of the sur
Io''nhlag country, as we'll As from a dis
'aoee AID let me assure my fair readers
maj Tue discussion Of any subject by snch
n'h could scarcely fail to amuse, did it not
EI"el-and as we can al present boast
- put lew public sources of amusement,
d" ionr or two almost every day might be
,Pent ny the ladies 10 codrt very pleasant
w. lhev would not only be highly anu
9'un HE discussions of the lawyers, but
~ The delivery of opinions by the Hon.
".'ose' whose clear and peculiarly empha-
w manner cannot fail to attract deep at
Uninn. Let the ladies form party, no
matter how small, and the first day they
can learn that there is any cause of i'm
pof'auer upon the tapis, attend, thereby
o'paklhs the ice; and the fashion have
no doubt viii take. MENTOR.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19

;. .;o,er.tqd sprcfa'or--a thru MN,
d s''a nod, knows, and VIII whose
pa courage the Grasiai Was
-aei" .,,.tl aea PAINTED. Or.il nv be.
ID res -. r :, rood lrtling .hieh irnti1'l
VI" :. in rire haht Of manifesto o.
~ a. enemies, he was anxious !" s,sf
j sm' an opportunity of showing lh@
l.. VIZ, sing leo. mn n UHst-
Nv - mid he uuellanliabie 10 pre-
II tnflurnc.d by any less
be ll'". ,,,,oa l,.lihg I'hey inoshi aud
s"'p = pipgeis Houston ssc"iat 3 ~,
ne - x,s the commencement and
r. ,s,,;e.,ios, Of an atfalr, which,
d ~ H. 10 the . Nashville Banner
ff H. -, man 10 Nashville. one 1gainsi
nra t',-dlrks occapying The place OF
:. ',' .od pistuls pefping enl ~ coat
ms w. "a nj handkprchlsfs. Every
fn''I had lined his corsrts with cure Of
my ~" III. lea.t. & all The dandizefies bad
Iffh a,ly dismantied themselves Of their
Iilp' IN and Steel 10 defend the bodies
AMIR valiant admirers. had We Tue
I'ef puad,bras the dishonesty of Erwin,
u . =, and magnanimliy of Houston,
r vac .'c,,,.ne OF White. and the martial
! - rof the pot.yalant citizrus If the
-, : metropolis should long live In
',,o, verse. But, rs we have not, we
vi 10 e,n,ent. in our humble way, To re-
nv d.. e,ent, with lis attendant eIrcum-
~ W. When next they steal, or fight,
' roo ;. may we be there to see!'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19

The Richmond Enquirer and National
l1hiligencer.-- hesr veterans in the pulit-
icsI world, have just had war OF words,
on the lnlprmintbl" subject Of constitution
Al ronsiMcion. The Tor ner strikes with
s,lage-hammer the latter wards off the
bInw and returns IA the charge with the
dexferitv of an accomplished sworisman.
The Enqnirr is Ill passion, fighting with
The energy aud iDdsctrtlon of a blind d
glaat: the Inieiig nee all poli'.ness,
srosr water and rologot." 'esIstiug with
equll strength and force hnt begging par
dou for every cut moe than stln deep -
The Euq ifer mas the advantage ia the CT
ttiun Of dulhorilits; thr lnteliSrneef in
Gns writing. In rndea, ofing 10 enl,t the
r. lIgencrr against tae administration,
shr Epqnntr shows the tact of a -kiful
marc .erer; ~ siding with It. In relation
r. He snhjpci in dispute, thu IuleiIig"ncer
tyblbls u" consistency OF lis coursr--that
ii Is he advocate # the samr prlnclfIes
pos which " has always advecated, and
IN pIatinu To which il has hid more than
one are Wild tue t.nqni.er. w" wish
both parties Il safe deliserarce. To ihe
fnQ7lfer, we wish victory for thu SAKE of
It's prneiprs-to the L. rIisencer un C
COAT N 'he generous motive which Inda-
c'dI 10 unsheath the sword.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19

q ~. charlottesville Rolr. Our readers
= donb,less he lrd hat when Mr.. Clay
5a. "a through charlottesville, few Of
IA'', ,,,dpnts nf the University acted to-
pr .ls b,m with great indecorum. We
\ 5asd oftbe fact at the time, but suppress
va, hecause as we were told that the act
/ : d.eountenanced by the respectable
4 ..,;oo of the students, we had M dispo-
la,n to bring discredit upon the whole
j, = brea,lse there were a few "rotten
IS Among them: nor should we now
.n, IN il. but to correct what we have
n aa told bv persons who ,cere present at the
~ il an erroneous statement. The
paper says that the serena
1ioc party was got up by some gallant
:, ,n. tn do honor to an interesting female
: bo lnd,ed nj the same tavern that Mr..
|,,e did. This Is true. But it was dno-
tI,t parig lof the existence of which the
charlottesville paper affects a happy igao-
rance, that insulcd Mr. Clay. They NM
yIpd With the seranaders, it is true hut
h.re was no other than this casual con-
,,sction brtu cen them. Ii is no wonder,
h vp,rr. that the Gazette steps forward
10 defend or PALATE conduct, which it has
hpen foremost to excite by its Incorporate
animadgerso On Mr.. Clay.
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NfOTICE.--PROP0SALS will be receiv.
III ed al William Hanuah's, near the Bal
cony FALL, in The county of Amherst, on the
25th inst. Tor the erection OF House for the
Receiver Of tolls, % by "a, two stories high,
and two Houses for Gate-keepers, Ia feel
square, one story high. Ii will be most desira-
BILE that these houses should he of stone, il
they can be finished by the 25lh of December
next. They will be required to be finished
in plain, strong, workman-ltke manner.
DAVID 5. GARLAND, Comr on
Tie kanhlea Il. and NJ
Oct 10. tc2wQl
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DIED--on the 10Th If this inst. Mr..
SAMUEL TAYLOR, of Amherst Conn-
", Va. Mr., 5. Taylor had entirrd bis seth
year, but death, alas I, has ended his earth.
ly career. Iii, indspostion was said to
br of a bilious nature, too stubborn to yield
IT, the greatest efforts Of his skilled and
judicious medical friends. and assistants.
The wrter hereof deems unneces sary Gu
lugy az vain, but AT the same time having
been acquainted with the deceased from
bpyism up to the present. epoch, can't
cease TO say that in Mr.. Taylor was com
hlned all the qualities and excellencics
winch are rrq lisite compositions for the
loving and atiectionate husband, fond pa
rrnt, Kind master aud friendly neighbour. -
Mr.. TaS lor has left dscousoiatr wife and
i. Ipless children, with many othrr ailiic.
ted relatives aud friends, long to lament
tht irreparable loss. But, " the hope OF
future happiness (which MIR. Il. protested
is perpetual source of consolation TO a
good man under trouble it sooths his
mind; amidst temptation, II supports his
virtue, and III mis- dying moment enables
h n n say,
degih 4! aohere is nv sting ?. 0 grare
Iehsre IS thy rictory"
- On the 10th inst. JOHN HEA-
DEN Esqr. of the county of Bedford, in
tne 56th year of his age. Mr.. Header
was really an honest, worthy and useful
man. He was mild, silent and unassumins ;
nothing of pride, vanity or scll-imponance
about him 40 show or parade, he was
really " hat he seemed tn be, in appear
ance and in fict good man. He was
perfectly clear of envy, malice or detrac-
ton never meddled with business which
did not concern him possessed much IN
dustry and skill in The management of his
estate; principle and in practice to strife
and litigation peacable himself and
f'iend to praGe-ln short john Headen
hasie name on earth that any man ought
to he proud of.
--at The residence Of her mother
Mrs. Calharine Logwood in Bedford
comfy on the 30th instant, Miss. NAN
CY, youngest daughter of Mr.. Thomas q.
Logwood. deed. after long aud painful
illness, which she bore with christian
fottilnde seldom or never supposed. Miss
Logwood was only sixteen Just entering
nn a state of existence, whose yiCissit AIDES
big with hopes and fears produce more
sorrows than comlort--and whose wing
ed hours of blissn--leaye many paug be-
hind. A disposition gentle and benevo-
lent--a heart overlooking with the milk Of
humur kindncss--and an exemplary con-
duet in all the relations of social life, had
won from tn friends of Miss l.. an a(lec
ton, whose intensity was not fully known
till death had seized upon their object for
ever But her relatives and friends, while
writing under an affective dispensation of
Providence, are consoled with the belief
that as the reward of a well spent life,lshe
j. now "where the wicked cease from trout
bling and where the weary are al rest"
Atibe residence of his mother,
in the county of Amherst, on Monday the
9th inst. after severe illness of fourteen
days. NELSON JONES,
aged 60 We frequently see the columns
OF the newspapers marked with the ohltu-
ary notice of some of our friends and ma
ny OF worthy strangers, who have left a
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EEVIEW

OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Market,
T,ere t-f esekiy lor ihe Yagiaian.
BY N l. HoIonaBt, eon.hisslen Merchant.
AUCTION sALES.
EufeRe prices oi passed 10
haeco Ss 90 to s o.
ieacf.d sales from = 80 Ia s 90
itrfpse tobacco IL Ia 3 81
STRIPS from 90 To IA
PRIVATE SAILS
The quantity OF Iine tobacco this week has
beea sina'l, and The prices have be6n from
50 30 TO S. %.
INSPECTED
The past week 80 hhds Of passed tobacco {,
50 boz sheads refused Total 3s2.
The quantity stil opening is large and our
warehouses rnuch crowded, the river low md
freight unusually high. These things all
make against the article. The Tobacco year
his ended, aud the upland parcels unsold.
The new crop will begin soon 20 come 10
market. 4 l,ogshead Of new was inspected
the 18th OF October, oi inferior quality, aud
sold for SO %. II The new is pre- ssed into
market before the old gets off the price OF the
old must lower, unless there is foreign de-
mand for our manufacturers greatly prefer
working the new
Hhying taken n house on main street two
doors below Warwick new building, ! will
hereafter receive mud store goods Tor coun.
Try merchants receive and sell on commits
sion -four, whiskey aud all articles of coun
| try produce.
| STAPLE ARTICLES.
| WHOLESALE.
Whiskey per gal. from 45 cts. 10 Al cts
Retail Al to 80
| [Quaniiiy in market not large
| Flour pr Dbl. wholesale from 81 90 10 81 81
Retail, 4 SO to 5 OF
Family -four very scarce.l
! Lunchburp Wholesale Prices Current
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LAST OPPORTUNITY.
an ORIGINAL P.3RODF

an ORIGINAL P.1RoDF
IuSE-" Scots VIVA ha'
People all who money want,
welcome 10 Old Fortunes haunt,
welcome rich, poor, lat and gauni.
Come, iolks what do You say
Now's The days and nows The hour,
To adopt sweet looks for sour,
/" See approach the Lotterys power
To chase dull care away.
Who will now refrain 10 buy,
Who will DER misicrtuues sigh
While fortunes beckon on Not /
will take II prize.
Who wants silver, hauk-notes, gold,
Call in before the tickets sold,
Fortune sides always with the bold,
Allho she blinds her eyes,
" By expressions woes aud chains"
BY the poor man groans and pains,
By the blood that stirs your veins
Come and try your fate
Break the chain that binds YOU down,
BY spending here just half II crown,
And then, 90 lord it Ter the town
II soon will be too la,e.
JONES & TOLER calls you on,
They'll give you funds TO go upon,
And youl not after be hard run
Obey their warning sal
Law misfortune miseries low
To JONES O. TOLERS Office 90,
For they do " we'll and truly know"
THAT hey hire prizes MI.
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OWIntln.l MS

Lottery md EIchn8g' 9Nct NJ Ia, MW6et-
street, baltimore.
Where both the great and magnificent Cnpi-
tRl PrIzrs of
One Hundred thousand Dollars Each,
Were sold IN the late Grand State Lotteries, in
Shares, all To DISTANT ADVENTURES,
4 where both The Great Capitals Of 1HIkTT
THOUSAND DOLLARS aud TENT HOU-
SAND DOLLARS, drawn in the last Grand
State Lottery, Aere also sold--and where
more cnpitaf prises h0re been obtained than at
am oibtr QDee u, 1mSicd-
ORDERS from any pnrt OF the U. Staiess
either BY mail, post paid) or private convey
ance, enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets in
any Of the Lotteries, will meet the Same
prompt and punciual attention as II on per-
sonel application.
.4ddress 10
]. l. COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS.
Bah. Sept. 1896. tcifioN.7
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3 Gents Reward.

8 Gents Reward.
yn UNAWAY, from The subscriber, living
ny at the head of Flat-Creek about two
weeks since, a bound girl by name Fanny
Adams, about fifteen years OF age, her cloth
ing consisted of checked Virginia cloth, and
blue calicoe bonnet will give the above
reward for the apprehension and delivery OF
said girl and do hereby forwarn all per
sons from employing or harboring said girl
under the penalty of the law
Campbell city. MICHAEL ENhA.
Oct 10 c2l Il
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TO STAMMilRERS.

VHiiE subscriber informs me public that he
- has returned from New York, duly qun.
lhed aud empowered 10 CURE STAMMER.
Frs on the plan adopted by Mrs. Leigh anu
Dir. Yates OF the New York institution. He
has heen entirely cured OF an nyeteraie STAN
merlng which had annoyed him from his IN
fancy, and has no idea that he will ever fall
back, indeed he could not stammer il he lri
ed to do so. The single fact ofhis being entire
" cured is sufficient N his estimation 10 give
confidence TO HE efficacy of the Invaluable
discoveryIot AIRS. Leigh tho il more proof Is
wanting, he is prepared TO exhibit nnmrr
Gus certificates from persons cured, and from
gentlemen 81 the FIRST re.peclablIity and stan
ding in the city of New York
The subscribers agency Will end in six
months hr therefore advises all those dispo-
sed To embrace the opportunity of placing
themselves under his care 10 make speedy APP
picalion. Letters directed 10 Cariersyillr,
Cumberland county, Va. post paid, will be
attended to.
tie resides in Powhatan county, ten miles
from the court house, the same distance from
Cumberland court house, 81 nine miles from
Gainesville. Board can be had in bis FAM
ly tor IS per week. The stage passes four
times week by Dickerson's store, i've milrs
from his residence. l.. Ii. MOSBY.
Agent for Mrs. Leigh and DR.. Yates
Oct. 10. cswll
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1901 prizes amounting 10 S3hs 900
NJ The rbofe ofHe Ptists puBobiem Cosh,
mhieh as usual nj Conlss Nfrler, can DO
had the MOMENT THEY ARE DRAWN.
tickets Slo Qanrtrrs 81 80
Halves 8 Eirbibs La
To be had IN the greatest variety 81 numbers
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shoes A! shoes !.
HENRY CARLTON d co.

Have lust received part of their fall sup
ply of Boots, Shoes, sc. SC. Which will
be sold on the most reasonable terms
also 500 pair of plantation shoes, equal II
not superior TO any ever offered in this
market.
Oct. IL. "9Wtllb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-19
Oct. 10

.Newrs, Witljdm J. Kidd and JOHN Haolblet
ZnAKE notice, That we shall atthe honse of
u John Moss, sen. in the county of Wilkes
and State of Georgia, on the 9Th day Of De-
cember, 1926, proceed TO take the dispositions
of John Moss, senr. aud Joseph Heard, aud
perhaps others, which when taken are TO be
read as evidence on the trial OF Writ of
Right, depending in the Superior Court of
law for the County of Nelson, State of Vir.
ginia-wherein we are demandants and you