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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
WILLIAM NEALE 8 co.

SEG leave To inform their hiet,As public that
~ their assortment is rcndercd, by additional arrivals
fh New NoSk aud Philadelphia, very extensive aud
pe+r comprising anaos every article Substantial and
{r"ty DRY GOrDS
q American, British, French, Gcrnran Clffa, and other
arnacturcs, in thc line.
They have hoen purchased Mt pisces corresponding with
sc times, and will he sold for cash punciua! Gus
'llrFs AT very small advances.
May o. D. nf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
FRESH DRY GOODS.
Fleming s. Edwin James s. Co.

Fleming s. Edwin James s. Co.
MARKET BRIDGE,
AVE received (mostly by the schooncrs Effort and
Il n Chcsa peake, just arrived from New York;
lowing DRY GOODS:
= cases low priced fancy prints
do A. furniture iimiry
do long and short yellow nauherus
do cotton blrrlanua hdkfs.
do Pulicat aud Madras do
> d. and Cd canbrics and jaconets
Cfu Leghorn Bolivar hats
babes heavy Scotch oznaiurgs
d" 81 brown shirtings
do 3, Dover brown shee,ngs, No. .
do 81 Thames" do do
do Sd apron checks
do IA apron aud furniture DO
10 top sail Russia duck for padding
Plain white Nnp green lnreucos black Gcu,ed
a'hs is thread, Cd black Mcrimo bonbs zme : brown
cambria and buff jacones, for bonnes cravats &c.
plaid and rich figured silk haudkerchie satin sne love
ribbons, Nos 10 IL aud 10. belt and bbons womens
I-Hsi'7 black Silk gloves &c &e.-uhch added tire
stock peviauy hand, renders their assortment very
GOOD al"f which will be SOLD the lowest pcps
rhcir Usual terms.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
SALT and BOTTLES.

$3.50 Sacks Salt, Liverpool filed
50 Crates inc, PoIteo and Cfaret quart Bottles
46 do Ocagan pint and half pint do
Receiving pr. Brig Christopher Scott, from Liver
Guol for sale. &. s. A. WARWICK.
Aug At+
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

G toTdrrED TO oie Jail of King & Queen county ON
" the 9th day OF April, 1926, Ni.iy, a rcsso man
slave, VINO says he s Tie property Of Jtes f1e Of the
state Of Georgia. Pie had on when consulted Il h6pc-
spun roundabout with vhtc cotton ard an old
drab great Uc is feet inches b1eh, ct rn,n-
cxon, visible max Tho IS repuc srcd
TO Como oswar, Yrove prorcTy aud pay chaFE else
Ire viii be dealt with os inc av directs.
June 30 oct WA. STCN T.. 1a7rr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08
FOR LONDON.

4KR FOR LONDON.
tE19eiTN The Brig oSGooD, Capt. VAypHRFpnp.
AaNAZAEH now at Warwick, will sail in 3 or 4 werks
+ or freight of so or 100 hhds tobacco arriv
July 81 a. "A|"l IN:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

RfchrAond, IsrJuly. 1888.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-08

tn ColoWbiali RVUJbc.-Thr Balialoro f,ze',e ron-
ians part Of proclamation published at Carthagrua
General bcrmudcz, ON OF about tire 5t OF Juy,iu which
e dcnsnnces I'D the most violent terms the proceedings
General pacz.
'u7coa papers Of tho 6'h ofJuIy state that The Govcln
ment ot H"1cayto ha7 placed itself under the jurisdiction
OF General Pacz and agreed the formation of Federal
GOvcrOyent.
TIE editor of the National Gazette states mat he has
seen private information from Caracas, Of later date
and nat the euou OF Blood general disorder were
peccJ 10 occur csc !aag, uals5e Bolivar ssoa,1 rtr~
. IN 'hc Rrrgtc,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

.,b., var was declared against ereat bri-
:, IN 1912, we found ourselves totally unprc.
I'D 10 meet the storm we had invoked IL Is
..ef ,,rus. that, since the termination OF tina,
we have not neglected to profit 10y is
,-achings. Our Military force Is on a small but
zion, scale, neither calculated to excite the
.z,a,,s,v ofonr frontier neighbors, or TO load
=. treasury with heavy annual appropriations.
IA. orgsnization is, at the same time, so eiiec-
hat should circumstances render il neces-
ue eau be at all times prepared to give an
o,emy earn reception. The Presidents
.i...s ON this subject are, IN our opinion just
The, certainly accord with those OF the politi-
- vhose exertions Mr.. Jc!I' rSUn was in
,-t,.a f,r his elevation to the Presidency, aud
H., another reason why he should be support
i n, the American people Tor AN office which
h. has shown his ability to occupy, and his dis
.,,;,n 10 I'll crediiabiy TO himself and adyan-
,,geously to the nation be, at ieasi, shall not
sne the Individual, who, prospecting in all his
Undertakings, by pursuing certain maxins, was
.,;ll dissatisfied; and who, TO CRAFTY some the
ore,,cal scheme, abandoned the prudent cause +,
he had been pursuing, and adopted another
,ybicb promised more brilliant success, but
.b;rh e,ontuatcd in his min. Under Mr.. A
d.ms's rule the nation is marching on with la
aid strides TO the grandeur which awaits her
sbp might, indeed, march still more rapidly, IN
tho same road, under the sway OF Gen. Jack
son--but, as she might mol, We aver, thai, as for
.n,elyes we want no change, and, least Of all,
.,en change US ne woudbring We are con-
tent 10 do 0clL, iest IN striving TO do 6ei.er, we
nm the snip of state upon shoals and quick
..,as aud, with her, wreck the last hopes OF
n, friends OF human liberty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
MORE SHOES.

ynfENRY cARLIoN n 60. haye Just re.
II ceiyed further supply oi Boots. Shines,
II. oi The best quality aud If superior work
nanship. Among them may be found
Ladies PLAIN Prunelln slippers, thick soirs
do. do Straps do
do. Fied do slippers, with ) with
out Heels
do. Cold andlBack Simie SILK slippers
do. Black Morocco aud Sealskln Walking
Shoes
do. d.. do. slippers with and with
oul Heels
Misses Black Prunella aud Morocco slippers
Gentlemen Fine Shoes and Bo0toes lst, 81
and 81 qualities
do. DtnCing Pumps, very liehD
do Over shoes. do, Boots, from Ia 81
Mems ronrse shoes aud blaRans --iioss Gne
aud course shoes aud Brogans--A omen :
Leather SHOES, NIL qualities Plantation
Rroguez, fthe best we ever hnh) - together
with Cali sk,ns, keen's makr--l Lining aud
Bindmg skins Shvrrs--Erd. yellow aud
Purple Morocco Skins--Sole Leathrr--i.nH
otall sizes.=shoe fhrcad--Naruial--L iquta
and Paste Blackine Shoi Brushrs--itettrr,
Wfitns and WrapnoR pafef
diso, One Case Of Riehmoad mate
Boots on consignment.
De II r2Vifla
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

THIS scheme Is formed with the letter. A.
Il, and {, mud j. so arranged, that the holden.
al three tickets a, Il and CD will be cer,nin
10 get at teaa one Prize, and may Obtain G,urI
A. M. II, Au.2-C, No "a, No. f-R, Not
No o., M, 7--B, No. &C, No. ga, No fO--B Ma
ll--C, No. T.. !.
Aud !" iii, maHnfr through The whole.
MODE OF DRAWING On The day ofihs
drawing, The three letters, A, q, and L. will
be placed IN u wheel and one OF them 5raui.
out which will enti'e all tie tickets (beins
3,333j having thu letter on then 10 a ~ ze ef
81 each, with All equal chance for he { Up.
TAI, and inlermediase prizes All the nuu-
beers Qrom l to y 800 inriusiye) will then be
deposited in the wheel, aud all the prizes u,
bove the lowest denomination 10 another, AMI
the numbers aud prigrs drawn alternately ae
gains, each other, until the prizes are all our.
u ticket drawing superior prize is nft
restricted from drawing an inferior one also.
Many tickets must therefore obtain TWfk
PRIZES each
Prizes payable By the Corporation Of Frels
ericksharg forty havs after the draw ing, snls
jec! to the usual deduction of fifteen per cen,
Price Of Tickets 81 50--Halves 81 25-..
Quarters 6oAGts. 10 he had ia tbs grdatest
variety OF Numbers, an early application, 1T
the Lucky Lottery and F,elunga Office OF
E. 4, WlTHERS,
DEC hyhehh re-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
! nrise of 6.O0O dolllla h 8 Or dnlInta


Pricpotteloh e. and tb0ca il proportion.
MODI 81 DRAINING All tn mrphefs Whit rm Ln
the Wheel ns a.ut al te prge. .ho,e tfae dollafs IA
he put ~ ht Wi2assheH aud down az opposite Ia
nholr hohl oi nuuheIs The fri draw Humhe Vi 49,
rid The fdn oi thu ,Ui ihIuy dollar Dlhts rs l,o
10 Wit Should IN ohe at tho tui birthoufAnd ium-
bers TINT 10 say amy number FROM No t0 nfhi.
sNe, all hosr Hbuilrn n he emitlmi 10 tlfer tpllags
.Hf Should II be oie oi the lei i've Thousand uutrhrfs,
thu II say from Ne. 5,u0l 10 $1,000 inclusive then ~
lasr numbers VIII la like manner, be entitled TO tltss
dours raei ThoHa be- hold ~ tickets one ibato I'D
anr hclos 200, nnst Of COURSE draw OIL and 4aky
draw RIM = pilAea
Tho dfns p viii take place the iGth of Jan nes undst
III Hupefinten'nncc of iho following gentlemen Judge
WIN Danlfi, 'haae Dabney, \ ~ Dnhie, J.u Meeni,
John Bullock, David 9. huuoll Nm. M'kuneJ, Nm.
". Nuf'ell, George hbnluckr, John v naenfll an
mon Hancock Nulru kilr, Jh6es J., Clnt To- Iptst u
Harmon Mlcnidi DAVIS on Faulkner, I1lp ioteaef,
Ioin " IL, John lnuoo och and John e. Miller Isis
pfdcts from li,in1ro, y mil, oct pahl, Ot phi
vie Conveyance, trria ing Tho tnsh Pfl1t Iipkra
viii meet themos prompt aurnilon II nddrosieifo
AUG. IEF1N1fH
Oct &, Mana ger,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

n AuTloN 1.-THE public are hereby eau
~ toned against trading for, ar taking an
assignment on an Obligation, gwen by myself
as principal, and John Goodwin as security, e,c-
cuted To Capt. Nm. r. noaue Of Amherst eoun.
ty, for the sum Of ne hundred dollars, the
sand obligation was given IN the early part OF
January last, the day Of the month NOT recol-
lected. The obligation was oblained Of me for
the hire OF negto, which was u dcceptious old
Sconndfel, and represented 10 me by Captain
hoahe, otherwise. In consequence Of winch. |
do not intend TO pay the obligation, unless,
compelled 10y law The negro alluded to. is the
sane advertised by me some time previous To
tins, as runaway. NM ID. HILL.
Dec. 81. II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

II TIC Editor of the Washington Telegraph
xanposes that Mr.. Peasants has some control
over the Editorial department of this paper
lie IS mistaken, as Mr.. T. has already assui ed
nun. We are entirly untranmelied, aud rega-
LAT. our course by the opinions of no individual.
We shall sa, nothing to the Telegraph in re-
i,ton to its harshncss of remark regarding our
selves. We still contend, however, that Gen.
Adair is a SCI feonuictcd calumnidt0r, andwc de
E Mr.. Duff Green though he is all the way from
Missouri. to clear him Of the charge.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

InoRIY DOLLARS REWARD. Stolen
- from the stable ofthc subscriber living on
the Forest Road, five miles from Lynchbule. on
wednesday night last, large sorrel morse, four
years old come spring, about feet 2 inches
high, aud lengthy in the body, carries u lony
head, aud PAGES very well, long tail, a i,tlc
inclined to curl, with his left hind foot white, 10
other mark recolectcd. The bfldie which he
"astaken away with, was polished steel stiff
oit' which has been in use several years. bur a,
present newly filled with fair leather. | will
give the above reward for the apprehension Of
the thici and horse OF ten dollars Tor any lntor.
nation OF the hotse, so that get him again
BEVERLY H. SCOTT.
Bedford, Dee 81 tf2O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
LErTWACfT's orrICE

On SATURDAY ihsi hnd pau, whore Uns sold
III the two last State LOTTERIES many good
prize,, among them No. 81 - - which DIRE N
II eapiinlpri2o Of 81 900 ~ The an hiss Ds.
mhl Swamp Canal LOTTERY besides lnns 6O's
nc. aud In The late drawn vn Literature Lott
lery by retail Sb,ooos 2,OoO's, l.MaiH, 900
lou NC. &c. The grent good luck attend.
ing the customers OF This office H. surely M IN
dueement 10 those who have not vi try d
their fortune 10 call nj Leitwich 4 tor elinnces,
where variety ol numbers In all tho Virgin.
IA Lotteries viii be kept.
The attention Of tue public is most pnriirn.
lahy Invited tothe fiuh Class Va. Literature
Lottery, 10 be drawn on Tuesday the 10Th
lnnnnry, aud completed on that day in
which the Low price OF tickets, touIy go the
capital booO, 1000, l,Ouu, 600, leaving out
lie numerous hundreds, Titles, NC. aud the
2rand ohJeel OF the Lottery, s1rrly will emil
lorl dispoition in all 90 adventure. -. But
~" chances rcmnin, but expect 10 receive Il
Nv unsaleahlo tiokns from agents, which
never Ian 10 be lucky, and from them expect
10 be able Ia supply all orders that may te
srni with the grrhiet punGlnnlily Letters
by mail, post paid or private conveyance,
enclosing ihe cneh nr prizes IN any late drawn
lotteries III the United ot,tos, hken IN pns.
mrnt. AUG IEFlNICH
Dec. 81.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

AYOTlCE.-T shall, on the 2slh day of the
~ present month, al the late residence of
Gabriel Penn, dec d, near New Glasgow, Am
herst county, offer for sale, 10 the highest
bidder, for cash, between Fifteen and Tween.
ty likely Negroes, consisting Of men, women,
boys aud airis. There Is one of these negroes
very experienced waterman of exc llent
character--Also, will be sold nj the same
place on the 9Th inst. upon credit Of three
months, all The stock OF Horses, Cows, Hogs
Sleep and Plantation Utensils belonging TO
said estate. Bonds with approved security
will be required for all sumo over five dollars,
and for al sums under five dollars cash will
be required. 1HOS. CREWS, Adm'r.
de bons non of Gabl Penn, dec
Dee. T. Cids18
The sale of the above negroes will take
place at n. Glasgow, on the day above ma.
med. I. CREWS.
Dec. 81:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

NMfOltE GOOD THINGS ,,--fhe Subscribers
4SA respectfully inform the pubic and the rit
gems of Lyuchburg IA particular, that hey have
just received a complete stock Of the very best
Old Wines and Liquors, (inlerior 10 none ever
offered for sale IN tins narhci,) aud are deter
mined hereafter to keep the sumo for sale by the
domjohn, gallon, sc. &c.-Also, fresh supply
of Oranges, Lemons, Malaga Grapes, Ne. Town
pippins, Curranfs, Almonds, Bcs, Bunch, Mus
catal and Bloom Rai,ins, Citcron, and real Ha.
vana and Hacks best Cigars.
NEW e. AYRES.
Dec. T. tsif1q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

NOIlCE.-By virtue of deed Of trust exc
' cnted to the subscriber on the 18th day Of
April. 1873, hy William Hu;ts, and duly record
ed in Che county court OF Franklin, for certain
purposes therein named. | shall on the 23rd day
of January next, on the premises, proceed 10
sell al public auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder the tract Of land whereon the said Wilt
am Hutts resides, containing one hundred and
eighty acres more orl less. This land isyaluabie,
lies we'll with a considerable proportion of to-
bacco land, with a valuable apple orchard, and
tolerable improvements ON it. But will convey
such title only as is vested in me by the said
deed and none other.
JESSE DILLON, ir. Trustee.
Dec 81 1W20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

NVATClIES, JEWELRl, &c--The sub.
J" scriber has just received AN excellent as.
sortnen Of Plated Cas,ors, Britannia Ware,
swords, and Epaul,ttes, and also, a well select.
cd stock of Jewelry, which he viii dispose OF on
the most reasonable terms He has likewise on
hand, number of Gold and Silver Watches, OF
almost every description. In the sale Of which
he believes he can accommodate any person dis.
posed 10 purchase.
W Watches and Jewrlry repaired nj the
shortest notice, aud on the most reasonable
terms JOHN 1. HUNT
Dec. 81. coN1o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

NM hSONiC.--At regular
AeA OF Marshall Lodge, Ne -, nj the llnll
III L5nchburg, on Saturday evening, Nov. II
A, l.. $500, \. d. ls96, il was
Resoired, unanimously, That IN. Lodpe CO.
lebrate the approaching anniversary of ST.
John the Evangelical, CDrccmber 27,) by q
sermon TO be delivered nj st. Pams Church,
by nnr Rev brother - Page.
The members viii meet At thr Hall on the
morning OF that day, nj half psstnnc clock
tor the purpose OF eleetng officers 10 serve
the Lodge for the ensuing sir nouths. All
masons Of regular standing, in town q conn.
try, are particularly invited 10 unite with ~
on the occasion. They will be received AT
hall past ten O'Clock, COR sooner II they should
think proper 10 aitend,) nj which time the
Lodge will movein procession 10 The Cbnrch,
Brethren are requested 10 Hprem in proper
uniform. No brother will be allowed 10 Join
the proco ssion after ii shall hive left the Hall
BY order. GEO MAGulkE. Sec'ry
Dee. 81. otoO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

M RukER x COMMISSION BuSlNEES--
= lhe subscriber has taken ana office iour
doors above the 'rnnlu Hotel, where he con-
unaes TO sell Tobacco and other produce on
commission, and viii Ia future. also transact
business ~ BrokcI-iie hopes Ia be able To
glye satisfaction to all who may ean6dc business
10 hls care ARCH. HEiC lihK
Dec. 10. Ntsiilp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

DIED, on Tuesday the 18TH inst in the
25th year OF her age, Mrs MARY 7. WITT,
wife OF MIR William Witt, aud eldest daugl,-
ter OF Mr. Hardaway Hatcher, late OF the
county of Bedford. She was afflicted during
the last twelve months with a pulmonary dis
ease, which bafIled the skill of IN eminent
physician, aud progressed regularly until the
hour of her dissolution ; previous 10 which,
she had the brightest manifestation Of a bliss
full immortality. She has left dsconsolate
husband and an infant daughter, besides n
train of numerous friends and relations 10
mourn their loss.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ll--At the moment Of clo-
sing this paper, we fnd ourselves called to the
melancholy aud sincerely regretted duty of an
nOuncing the death OF our venerable friend and
fellow citizen, ColonelPAUL BENIALOU, Mar.
shal ofMaryland. He departed tins life at ten
O'Clock yesterday morning. The early period
ofhis life was devoted to the establishment of
that glorious liberty which our country now co.
ioys--as a brave, active aud efficient officer of
the celebrated Legion of Pulaski, his name will
ever be cherished with gratitude in The recollec-
ton of the perils, hardships and glorcs which
marked the evcntiul period of our Revolution.
His friends can bear witness that in his after life
he has ever evinced the most consistent, sincere
and lively desires for the Happiness aud welfare
of this, his adopted country. american.
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il COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.

a. COHEN'S Gazette 4. Lo9cry Register
will be published Immediately after the draw.
ing OF each Lottery, aud will contain ibe Of
Genl List OF the Prizes lit will be forwarded
erahs, to all who purchase their tickets AT
CoHEN's OFFICE, and who signify their
wish 10 receive i,
Dec. il rciCly3f
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NolICE.-WIll be sold at public auction,
tor cash, on Saturday the 3oh day Of De.
cembef lttXt, al the tavern Of Walter h. boswell,
Amherst Court House. the whole oil the nerrocs
belonging TO the estate of Jno X. Franklin.
dec consisting oil two blacl.miths, two negro
women, one with three and the other with tnu
children, two girls between the aye Of 10 aud
20, and II likely negro boy.
NANCY rankin, AdmK
u JHO X itdHh!p. dec
Dec. 81. td,2O
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Campbell County, DecCfaber C0g1L l-26. Hezckiah
Brooke, Pm aga'"sf Bartlett Brooks and John Holt
Defts IN C2nncerg.
The defendant Bartlett Brooks no, hnyinr entered his
appearance aud given security trcerdng the act Of As
ssmbly aud the rues ot1is court md appearing 10 fe
court that he Is not nm nhbtant OF this sateli is ordor
ed, that be do appear here ON the ~ Monday In March
nest aud answer the bill Of the complainant and that
this order he inserted in tho Lynchbure girpnian for
mouths ssyey, aud posted nj tho front door Of
the courthouse ofthis county court DIV.
% hCogs-Teste, mo. ALEXANDER, 6.
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THIRD CLASS OF rHE
6446 Prizes amounting 10

u The whole payable in CAsH--as usual
al COHEN'5 OFFICES.
Tickets only 80 90 Quarters rs cts.
Halves ! 50 Eighths OF
'sOrders from any par: OF the u States,
either by mail (post paid or private convey
ance, enclosing The Cash or Prize Tickets in
any OF the Lotteries. will meet with the same
prompt and punctnal attention MS il on per-
sonal application.
1. In L..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

Caaael ssisto supply the place 81 Aessrs seoi,
and Rome, took place last friday aud Saturday
There we're in nomination William q. Pendle.
ton, Of Richmond, Jno. Page, of Williamsburg,
Jno. b. Christian. OF Charles City. b. W. ).
Cabell, of Pittsylsnnio, David Briggs. Of Spo,,.
sylvania. Jno. 7. Dnali, OF tauquier, Wind.
ham Robertson, OF Richmond e. !. e. Allen,
of Preston, Henry X. Christian, OF Buckingham.
F. Mosea, of Cuipeppes and Jno. IL. smith. OF
Richmond MIR. briggs vas elected on the 9th
ballot, on Friday, on the succeeding day, ON
the end ballot Jno, III. smith was elected
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

Anngeni' us wandering minstrel may be daily
seen about the streets performing Mt oHe and the
same tine nn the following instruments dou-
bic drum, tamhorin II set ofPan-ppes, trim
gle and military crescent. toAd. pap.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21

III After next week, our days of publication
viii be altered to Tuesday 4 Friday, to meet the
new arrangement OF the Eastern and Western
Mails the former of which will reach Lynch
burg Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
Inc latter will depart on each succeeding morn-
lng
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-12-21
q, MYTHS RIvEn LAND ron sALr.--By

- Nj u hlfbH LAND FOX SALEs--BY
- virtue Ut the ia,i vii aud testament, ai
tapi. John Pace, dee. On the III day nj JAM
unry next Aili be oHafed Tor sale. IL the
highest bidder, on twelve months credit, on
the premises, the traei of ahd on which the
said Pace resided NJ his death. u is situated
seven miles below Henry courthouse. imnie-
diatels on the north .ide OF Smiths River,
and contains between FIVE aud sir hundred
acres. One hundred and 6fly of which is
cleared, aud Is r,ch aud in good order for
cropping The wood land 20 clear has some
respectable Tobacco Lnnd on II, aud finely
timbered. The improvements ARE very good,
fine apple aud peach orchard, md attached
To this tract Is one of the best fisheries on The
river, convenient 10 hne ,pring, aud there
Is one of the hest sllns tor mil that Is III the
country Also, on the same day and place,
X or 10 negroes, horses, tools, Ne. This salc
will take place, If fair if not. lhe next fan
day, aud must go for what II briggs. We
shall make such title as Ia vested IN US only,
BY TIE EXECUTORS.
Henry co. Dec % tdsoo
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DRAINING Avs0UN1ED.
MANAGERS OFFhf

MANAGERS OFFItf, /
Lgnehbo,g, l2M Dee. lsp6.
hIiF Drawing oi OH elnss, Viz INN Liiers
Il atne Lottery, will take plsee. Ut Ibis
oiice, on Thursday the 10Th DAY of Janpary
tneN monlh) A few chances still tpu.ain
nnsold. Persons Disposed TO adventure
nave hut little time 10 spnre.
AUG LEE INiCH, Ms1'gr.
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~ OMITTED to Campbell jail on 10Th scg-
~ tember last, negro man who says h.
name IS Jim, and that lie runaway from Allen
Hunter, who moved from South Carolina 20
the Western country, he is fellow OF dark com
pltSion, conmon statute, aged about twenty
five yenrs, his clothing when committed con.
sisted of old cotton c,uflf. The arnci of tc
above negro Is requested to prove his property
pay charges and take him away.
q. JORDAN, Jailor,
for CampbH Coladg
Dec 2l 1m2o