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Highest Prise 5000 DoHms.
Mode OF DRAWINt,

NUDE III DRAW iFsts
The numbers vii br pul into one wheel,
AS usual mud IN another viii he pw TIE pr
zrs, above the denomination OF two dollar
aud the drawing II progress ~ The usunI
manner The 10000 friz"s n Two follafs
viii be awarded II high or low uumbec, H.
be Determined by that which may draw the
prlse al 5000 dollars.
Low Numbers from 10 tO,ooO, inclusive.
thigh Numbers. luUol to2O,ooo, intlns,v,.
holder ol iva TICKETS Il,gh and low, mus
OF Necessity draw one small Prize, and may
draw TWO CArltAL PRIZES tlso. \
ticket hnelng drawn Capital Prza, is moi
restricted from drawing small one also.
TERMS,
Pree.of Tickets ~ 81, Halves 81 %, Quar-
tiers 625 eents
For packages, not less lhnn 50 whole tick
cts, scheme price. Credit I'll fifteen day
after the drawing for approved NOTES, with.
out interest,
Orders, by mil, post paid, will meet IT,
snme attention as on personal application.
Address 10 AUG. LEE rNiGH,
Iulu I A
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.,-..-.,, ~ he us0ss v5s'e,t nnf lnfrcless Der.
,,.,,z-tirn aud ufadsattra te has blastd lis
aud we feeperfeet seenr',y IN Qua belief
-. y II CONT forth unlaiafcu b. this threat
- bI,. 'ro.u the pretended t'uaq Ill REGION Of
=. uerlniinge3
rbe advocates Of Nj Clay notwithstanding
r. -ftI5iiSasfie devotion q hp and his cause,
-, tl,eir preseiit implicit belet IA the rectitHe
~ ,4fits Of ms ptmeiples, however painful
-. IL. the sacrifice. ate nevertheless prepared
ield ma, up 10 public,indigeatloD and soon,
...neral Jackson or his political associates shah
=.ay.ci lin ofbafgain, intrigue and corruption
MET but tie sumo measure Of Justice Ia b.,
5s,lt QUITO his aecruefs, II they should fail IN
-, nrost. ofthe charges-if hothine should h.
md to authorize their assertions, LET them be-
,is.,ca with the iutamy aud contempt which tho
y,.,,r,,itV el their SANDER merits from AN insuted
- outraged community, Mr. Clay's friends
re willing 10 abide The issue oftheI estgation
.b;rh will undoubtedly be instituted by the pro-
4.t,,n of tss letter from General Jackson. II
i not our purpose to express an opinion AT this
,i.ne as 10 the motives which may have actuaed
s,en. Jackson IN propagMlng statements 81 de-
,,eatory 10 the public character OF Mr.. Clay
aad sustained by testimony, apparently ola loose
.nd uncertain descGiptop--nor is II tor us 10 say,
what End or quantity Of evidence, might be-
s,,jIicient 10 produce an irresistible conclusion in
,I,e mind Of the general, that great political
,.yaI would descend TO use the basest means for
tle promotion ofhs own ambitious purposes.
Inc letter speaks for itself and We recommend
a,ttrnlive perusa of il to our readers, as II will
,5=tt1iaiy lead TO course OF inquiry ATTENDED,
gi,h Itaporiant results.
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SWAN TAVERN.

ZaIIE SUBSCRIBER having taken that large
and commodious house in New london,
formerly occupied by Mrs. Miller and detsrmn-
ed to make it bis permanent residence, has been
at considerable pains to furnish it With every
thing necessary for the accommodation OF traY-
oilers. His stables particularly, shall he well fur
nished and have FIRST rae attendance-inlend-
inc TO devote his attention eXcusiyelyto this es-
adjustment he viii take great pleasure IN do
ing every thing in his power TO contribute TO the
comfort and convenience Of all those who may
thinl, proper to favour him with their custom
Gentlemen with families, travelling to and from
the Springs. and elsewhere, can be iurn shed
with comfortable private rooms for their accom-
mediation. and every necessary attention paid
o'' - p. ECHOLS.
July ~. una
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EAIIE subscriber butmg puioba,ed the sui.
- phuf -prn IN 6irs County has opened
house O. entertainment. Where be- tfuats, he
will he able 10 accommodate all Who MY think
proper To houOi INN VIII q call, ~ 4 manner
whlchhe hopes will be agreeable both 10 fhasc
who aIe IN s,alch Of health, 81 amusrmont,
THIS spring which sa white Sulphur may be-
consdcrcdlhr Isg ~ ofthc western waters. II
ia situated NJ the ba,c u tn, second great monn.
lain ns you pnss from rast TO vest on New HI
ver the longest stream IN Virginia, ohich emp
ties into the Ohio
Ihc quahue, 81 ths Spring arc believed Ia he
equal to my and superior to mnny, nov the
place Vt common rcsort OF those IN sraCh Of
health. II Is due, however, to TIN public, TO sly
thai though TN water has never 'bccn nicely a..
uniyzrd, yet il has been snljcdto many chein-
cal tcsts, aud IL know utn contain much sulphur
some fnagnteia eurbnntr id aud siighty with
mufinic uf ndn iboug eneup only Co be a ieeted
by deiirutn ,heniral asrnis--Nhcn hJdiosfai-
Gully wei h,d is rather lighter than common
unfet, and IT, tcmpcra me Is about 90 dec. o.
Iahadrtt = thfrmomrtrs
This fountain is pleasantly spa'e1, and will
ano moi only htalth but much 90 interest all
who ntc foud Of adInrhg he brautiss OF mature
IA It's moa sal me aspect Tho lavrt I" The east
Wmd Is seen broad clear, aud nnpr uoit,, rolling
ing nom The walri rdse. almost 10 prrpendi-
caat hcg incredible ~ those not familiar Hith
uanntu,a sccrrty I hen assuming more pa-
cd appearance, It posscs "th - gently Cur
rant IL, the Spfnp, wherein "a found 20 be- Of
tie t.na1tpb y .iepuo Two Ia dicd aud twenty
i've lrct. otetdmp by arock which riscs from
ID. water 5 edge. To ~. height Of four han lrei
let, 80 lofty aud couuan"uE ny 70 have oh
n ed fol II the mann oi Esg.c Rock Below
this Jck, and rsguug from the be'fJm OF TIE
bill. MY bc seen IA various pisrrs the Wufa,s
ola considerable stream. Brsidcs thr seen
here ialutl, Akcichpd, which, npou u Wv, VI.
bear a comparison with TIE Landscape 5tHutpels
Gerry, so ,ivdiy pourtfayodby the pen IT Dir.
! snelsou, thrrcls al lhe distance ofle,s lban
,ix miles 4 lake on the lop Of ons Of the highest
points oltbe All gAaoy NJ untaL a dep
winch none hIgr ever EtihomeG, and IN oI
uluioi encc nraIy FIVE miles, though of somr-
waat irregular shape
I be opuion Of some physicians IN the neigh
bofhocd ~ho are considered reputable ~
then profession, Is that the Spring viii be- aonnd
useful IN distractions Of eysry kind, IN debility
from various causes, IL falmonIc aud llcpatlc
complaints, and lie chrome effects Of Auuuunai
diseases experienced by those vino 1--we m
IoH attitudes. GEORGE MCCOY,
Gensrd Floyd d.. u. Chapman.
July II. tf2~96
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sword of Hieiard. \ combination tia, VII
make tie coalition uemble l
bq [. u A. DarlS--lustce 10 those who
administer the Government of the united States.
and n union efihe People. rs the surest safe
guard 10 then permanent happiness aud pros
perity-
b. Jocob Dap's--lIeny Clay-When narty
and personal animoslties arr buried, he will
he pointed to as one of Americas brightest
Sous.
By Capt Joln FeusR-The next President
May he owe his election to the will of thepeople
and not TO the influence Of corrupt Mem
ltsrs OF Congress
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CIRCUS
Thursday Evening July ~.


FoR the beua6t Of MIS- Yeanan, and positive.
y i9e nght OF pei rtnhhce but w.
III. MAN resp 4Bs iaioflBs ii -
nc an eeatienrH o. Lyaeabafg sd IT.
ei#us tint h. Bant5i itas place tais fse-
N a. SIC bo ~ oag e. niieaitif "a
study pit sse, a. I'm ~ lbet.t. sn.fe -
pttonaEe
NESStta " H.. II wa 4 & Co hisine IN :
y volunteered ihca Sc Vi Ia Us I've IN
TIE aHghsble Pace OIL sfDlb i = iliIsI1.
IN ne ih1r, with the org nal Son I'll D.
performed, AID a. the T. enstg Amu ement
will be New anl New ha pabHa may teat
assured that n eve ION on nel paft Jail "a
wanting 10 make tint q TIM ana piehs ng.
III Evenings Epter.Hndlana 20 soninrnfr
wthsl New urand COR M lON klsIutE
OF Seven Hoses, representing the Cofond.
ti1n of QUEEN CAkoLiNl-In Which ebeh
Horse viii .et up and partake Of COLLATION.
with bis rider. ane Ga oiino, MIS-. bes-
man; Trumpetor, VII. feaman Clown, Nr.
Nnb.
SONG. q Hail Ltbe ~" By Nh. Creighton.
Mis-. NEAMAN vii, IN rsluo 70, iha time
bciple the Public, he iwn fnphs, nasiefs
Iohre nj T. thu sne y yea aiai o he Ia
year ola, who vii e. th,oagn Rue dri acts OF
IN Equ, strian On horse buck.
COMIC 9ONG OF" Pun run Puff
by Mf. Ricardo.
PEASANTS FRoLlC by Mastcl Burroughs.
without saddle Q, birdie, eonelud, his act
by loaping two illuminated l,alitfeg.
soNG-lby reqaest) : Nieten wlat are YOU
attsr" by MI III sroo.
DWARF DANCE, Mrs g. Nh punels. ~ Mrs,
ienmau, 20 conclude be- aet lay u display Of
the American flngs
SIACk hIHE, by Mr.. Miller, which he viii
walk wifbuu, touching hand On foot.
RIVAL tLUWNS--of clowns Luncheon by
Nj, Wells aud air Ricardo.
Imitation If the celebrated CREEK RlCAs bf
Ma Nells, Wit MS Clp ling, lna ais.
ltlh Whole 20 eons ide with tle l.aughable
Face OF the sP0lL'D Cull}g IA tho
Ring,
LllfLE PlCkLE( podd chi d)Mrs. Y,snan.
OLD PICKLE. MI. Nhtte.
JOHN, (seAunD Nj NeHldo.
LAG. tue auhor) Green.
iilOS. che cook) Marin.
MISS re kLE, Ms PenbefIou.
MARIA, Miss Stamp.
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MANAGLR'S OFFICE, !
LgRchbue, 18th June, lS2-. |

r HAVE the pleasure to announce 10 The pub.
~ lie the following distribution OF Prizes IA TN
Virginia Navigation Lottety, No ,, the Dow
ing OF Which took place On Wednesday the l3th
INST. IN the City OF Richmond,
No. 21o7--lhe grand Capital Prize Of sln.-
O0O, IN shares, one half remained unsod NJ this
Office for want Of a pnchaser--une quarter
sem 10 Nh John Buck, Of frcdclckshue and
one quarter to Mr. John +. Webb, of Wash
ngton City.
No, 46lG--The Capital Prize Of $4,000, II
shares, one half sent a. Mt thas. Hatcher 81
Norfolk, one quarter TO Nh John Buck of red
crleksburg, aud quarter sold n this Office
Mr. Edward Franklin oil flt,y lvanla. 49, fht
hall and que quarter ha,e been prcsenied and
pad the remaining quarter can bc cashd as
soon az presented
No: l99l5-ine handsome Pt2e Of So 600,
seut 10 Maurice lIobson, Esq of Cumberland,
who Tor want of a purchaser, returned Il.
No lOal1-lhe very convenient sumof 81
300. renamed unsod al this office purely 10,
want Ola purchaser.
Nos I2236-l Osis-Prizrs Of s 1000 oacho
sold in shares at tins Office, most Of which have
already appeared, and the owners received then
cash.
PRIZES OF $500
Nos. 2519--sold in shnrcs by Aliens & Buck
11g2--Whytc oi Petersburg.
l3292-In shares, Buck Of fredcrichs-
burg, aud Mr. Stokely Of lIochbrldgc.
li6l0-A whole ticket, 10 Buck of Fred
crlcksburg
l4339-Unsold at this office
l9l35-Sold at this Office, 10 Mr.. 6. l.
Swadcn OF Amherst
l6O96--Unso at this office
7633-Whyte Of Fr,rrsburg
An other Grand Distribution Of Prizes vii
lakepiace IN August (ncx nenth) when the
Virginia Navigation Lottery, No. 3--Ndl bc
dawn and completed all in Que day --saIcs ol
tickets have been very rHptt, and adYentuter,
are cautioned against delays.
AUG. LEf1WiCH, Manager
july 2 tfgI
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JIM. 7ia,ay son a,4 heifofIaas. murray decd. Do.



Jarrs L}lp Haui.i fratof dr b1ns with the VIII
naged, oi Jainss yia decd @lo was olYlyiBe part
mi oi Arcbrdd lirndprasa, Joha shattidPe, GeHrc
kipprn. AcFlndrr Het 1ni, Jatnes Goion, John Kip
pen Neil IrnnuEaH pad 4Gurs IYlc, mrfrLi u aud
paftnrrs. tf.dHp nnder the firm of fieudefsui, Nc
eaul aud Company PIN
against
john 1uffll son aal hc.r If John nufgell decd aigf
Mildred shctan, 1bona shelton mud Nelson Shelton,
Hllpt elnlfcn Of Ni0an shelton, Decreased ma
Notion 7. Shelton, guardian nd iem, nppointsd b.
thstnurf 10 defend aid ufnts IN tnis canss, Dent-
~ CiAHCERY.
ThA def 'i,1' )gp rrell, not having entered bis
app tsinee tit s,et toeuity according the a. gf
AsfsJhly aud the fues 1 tn count, an appoafl ~
rfor3 oIreuce that he ~ moi I'M inhahtaFt thl
n3BHrl g. ordered thlt tho sdid docudnn % p,ur
haIet stH frt dHyof September court nest, HId
ssef ssH tHe glnai h Of the planiia, asa hhl of
tesIyof; aud 20 acopy oithI order b. srthp ia iu-
serted ia t4t 'NirgiEiW NV l1pnr, enhisied n ihs
town iYnchbHtg, onee week io eight wrecks
glfy previous said day aud that another copy h-rt
u be posted At the front door Of tbs Courihouso 81 ibis
county.
40 no c. CtrTIFR. p. c.
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S,NeOTlCE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
III cuted by Armistead Miner, to the subscri-
Der, duly admitted to record in the clerks office
of Bedford County, will sell, at Bedford Court
house on the I'm day OF August next, by way
Of public auction, for cash. tothe highest bidder,
the following slaves, viz: George, WIN, Spencer,
Daphny, Margma, Moses and Malinda, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy the
purposes in said deed expressed. Acting as
trustee will convey such title only as is vested
in me by said deed.
j.. c. sTEPToE, Trustee
July -, tdsi9
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COMMUNICATED.


On Monday evening last the Comedy ct Panl
Pry was performed for the bcnef q Mr.. Web-
-alarge and very select audience aten-
,lcd, and cyinced By repeated ulaudits their sat
i,taclon at the evenings entertainments MI
richardson, though much debdtated from SeN,
eral days ndispostion, gave usa very Faithful
representation Of Mr. Pry, after which he aP-
peared in front OF the curtain aud respectfully
BID rs adiCu. lIthoI ~.
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The mex, 10 he Drawn 18Th lust.
Union Canal IoitpfR, Ciass 30.


Wholc tickets 3 shares in proportion, ior
sale nj the bottpt, aud Exchange Oiiee of
$. ~ NJ. n KaLMfI. - GO.
4 The drawing viii be Forwarded to the
Ness,s. Alen'solifc l. }nehb,us fash atsight
to al p,izes.
Warrington. July, lsa7
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BANK DIVIDENDS.

The United States Bank has declared diyi-
a,nd Of 3 per cent on their capital stock for
che last six months the Bank of Virginia di-
vldcnd of per cent. : and the Farmers Bank
at Virginia a dividend Of IL per cent.
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1.1hks ANN /. NORRIS, requests the favor
las OF her friends to continue TO furnish her
viii thai lind of sewing which she rs in the ha-
BIZ of doing Such making mp linen, hem
ming crapats, sc. Al OF which shall be done
with nealncSs aud dispatch, a, the most moderate
prices
July.l2. h'e
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{ UifEH'S
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE
ia Market street. Baltimore.

ia Market street, Baltimore,
Where both the great capital prizes of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS each
were sold in late lotteries, and where in the last
Lottery the HIGHEST CAPITAL was sold,
aud where more copHa prises ha0e been sold
than al au5 other oBice IN dmertca.
a. Orders from any part Of the United
States, either by mail (post paid or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prze Tick
cts in any OF the Lotteries, will meet the same
prompt aud pnucual application Direct 70
J. /. COHEN, j. s. BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
July IL u9h
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TIATCIIER'5
IA The NNeky Nmce.

Tickets and Shares IN the Dismal Swamp Lot
terry, eighth class.
HIGHEST Pre- l. 600 Dollars,
Present price of Tickets 81 aud Shares IN pro.
portion.
And in the Virginia Navigation Lottery, No. 3,
liiehf 81 Prize 5000 Dollars.
Preseht price Of Tickets ~ 80, and Shares IN
proportion,
For sale IN the greatest yallets Of numbers --
Letters, win orders Ion hckcis, enclosing cnsh
or pfize tickets in any responsible Lottery, with
the postage paid viii receive the most prompt
attention If addressed TO 4 Hatcher, Lynchbulg e.
Va. tlcisIlS July ..
w. ! vnlue OF IA deed OF trust executed 10 lbe
- udscribcr8b by Ahf1Hdcr Ete, for purposes
Hgta -rpre@cd aad N record ~ HE Gicr6 Of
tee o. lie cota'g coWi u Beihrd. turning
daie day9j 1877, aHd
rseofdH Fe5. %. 1927, ire shall on fridag me
81 day NJ iHgusi merit, nj The hopse of said Lte,
IN he coloty ot Bediord, prosced IN seH by teeg
Of public aVcti0n, tor ready Htontg, IN pJopalE
cohreged ~ Sam decd, sts one Hcgr3 rgaaa
Phebe, one ditto Jabdha, ib5o, Sgiet0. MIN n
girl, bHtifda, CharioHe iaac a man, Gu6cei Il
bog, sir head If CaHie, oHe ggke Of O,lu a3tf
~ GoH, TIM H5fses, ono CaPboad, eHe Degl
MD R0Ohcge tlr0 fdbies, OHc U0ipHi rhta. nm
dozen chGirs, HTtc bed,. opc po0den ci0tE iii ms
eadhen ,e5re, tuires md fofLe, Kitchen furniture
md Turning utensils, al his crap of 1obqeco
nor on hand M hH Htrred IN the caate o) John
Lte Scr dec'd --W ms interest IN he esiaic
Of inn LEE Jllr. dcc'd. one iatproted tot in The
i0lr " Lsespiite, SIXTEEN hrad " hogs AMI four-
TEEN hcod Of sheep II He ad dag ot A1e,st
h0aid he aaIair, the sait wiH tnke piace The mart
Jair day, snaidoys errepted, and continue from
dug 10 day TN TIE provisions " sod deed afe sa-
tsfed. Acimg as trjtsteee zoe shall conrcy a,ch
tile as is rested in Us By the deed ajoresaid and no
other.
JOIN A. PRICE,
NATHANIEL II. PRICE, { H"''eeS'
JBiy 3 cir ~
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High md Low System,

Continued in consequence OF lis anrirslled
popularity.
Virginia States Navigation Notferg.
CLASS NUMBER THREE.
T'obe drara The 29A Of dugasf ncrf, m.
4 de- superintendent II commissioners.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
IIeArst Prire 8 nnn nnHnrs
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Trust Sale Of Real 4. Personal Estate.

Trust Sale of Real " Personal Estate.
lrA iauANt 10 the pfe, ,siuns Of Il decd Of
< uua executed by George steptoo uud Ala.
TIA his VIE, bearing date the uiuih diy 81 Octo.
Der, 49,. and OF record Ia the CLERKS oilire Of
The county court Of Bedford. for certain purpo-
Sos In,ad deed specified, the suisse lbefs, or one
ct them, will ON "Wednesday the 18th das Of AT
gust next, upon the premises proceed "a sell by
way OF public auction, 10 the highest bidder for
cash, % upon such terms as may be agiccd he
Jween the parties, thc following estate, read and
personal, 10 wit; One Tract 81 land lying upon
liule Otter OreoeI,. aud adjoining the l,ynth.
burg aud Salem Turnpike Road. containing sis.
ty.lonr aud quarter Aries, Whelcon the said
S eptoc now resides. In addition tu tie build
mes aud improvements necessary ior tic accom-.
mediation Of family there are upon this
tract saw aud Grlu Mill, with machine for
picking Cotton. aud the brck and stnnr wills
OF II large cotton mandatory. lately consumed
by he. Tie seur for works nf tins kind Is BE-
licprd to be an eligible nnc. Also, one other
| lraet OF Land adjoining the former, Containing
by estimation slN and h,e ciglth Acres. Aud
also two other tracts, living on Little Otter
Crock, adjoining tho two FIAT named and cun
tialng togcthc, by estimation two hnr bred aud
loliy-hve Acres \ portion OF these lands ~
well adapted 10 the oultulc OF tobacco, y the rear
due scry productive Ia grain Of al Lnds Also
the following slaves, 10 VII London, CuHty,
Winston, Matilda Selma, hll4a, Anna, Mar
| tina june, Mary aud Idly together with any III
crease Amtc thc date 81 the sald deed of trust
! And nt the snne lime mi place. All ihe mafhl-
nciy tor eatdmR and spinning cotton, a wool
which has been preserved hnm the scsituciion
OF the inetory hy five. Aoung "a Trustees @e
,hall convey oaIy such liir rs Ia vested in u.
! by said decd though the ulo Is believed 10 be
indhputable
WI RApFogD, }r.s,os.
J. IiLNDhCk.
Ill, "a
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STAPLE ARIICLES

MARRIED, on Thursday the 81 inst ct ius-
culum, near New Glasgow. bv the Rev. = q.
smith Of LYnchburg. the Rev. III NEibtS IL
PtGE, Rector Of Lexington Parish, Amherst
TO Miss GABblELLA SOPHIA CRAWFORD.
'-Hs..ss ,sss-sEf ssnyrs-sr fsssss
nIED--on the Both Of June 1927 NJ his resi-
drnce ~ Pttsylvana County Virginia. CHAS
CALLAWAN. Sen. in the encouragement wear
of his agc--iIr was the youngest brother ofthc
late Colonels ;, james john aud William Gala
way, all Of whom, we're officers in the RcvoIu-
tionary War, and aided in achieving those rig lfs
which every warm hearted Am rlcan now holds
dear and sacred In point Of honesty, vera
city AID utcerItV he was no, surpassed by any
Of the sous of Virginia. During the latter part
his he, he was greatly afflicted with = long
and lingering disease, which hr sustained with
hrmness and forlitude. Part cuiarlv ia the clos
ing scene Of his litH, he was calm, cool aud DIS
passionate, sensible OF his approaching dsSou-
ton-lle was much engaged with ms Cod and
gave satisfactory evidence 10 those that we've
with hIn in his last hours, thai MS sms were
pardoncd that he was sincerely resigned II
death, aud that he hoped to resi- IN Heaven with
his Saviour and God. He has let nj children
many ermd-chlIdren, aud numerous conneo-
ton 10 dcpIore his death, but their loss is his
gain.
"Chm and sorane his spirit led,
t. dwell with Chr-t hls living head
1ybrre al. nastr ,yeep pcr spr,Fhz sigb
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WRGlNlh--Ata Superior Court Of Chance.
" ~ holden in the town Of Lynehburg, on
the 10Th day ol any, lsg7
George Boyd, PHI.
against
Litileion = Lamb, Anderson Williams, admir-
fJohn Iayioli deed Susan Taylor, widow
81 tic tnid John Taylor. decd Polly y Ity-
lor Mildred Taylor ard james A 1ay Tor, IN.
hnts by commissioner henhgh specially as
sgoed thelf Guardian William Deerd,e aud
Bruinnin iadon, surviving adml Of ianen
Deaing, deed, Donb.
The defendant Wilam Dearing, who Is cut Of
tins country, and against whom the plaintif nli-
pears 10 hive proceeded 10 the mode prescribed
bv law nfaini absent defendants still failing to
appear aud answer on the motion oithc PLAN.
I'll hv connscl, the court doth take hi bin tor
eouirWed against that defendant and Tho cause
coutirR 90 20 be heard, on the bill. answers Of
the othff defendants, exhibits aud EXAMINATIONS
OF witnesses, and was argued by eounsd on
confederation whereof the court doh order, That
one oihs commissioner do talo an account "a
the administration OF the defendant Anderson
Nillmms upon the estate Of his me hie the said
John Tpylor, decd as also, an account of The
real estate Of nny) Of which the sand John lay
or drd possessed, aud offhc vhlue thereof, i nd
report the Same 10 the count With any matters
specially Stated thought pertinent by himself, or
ieguIrd by the pntttrst1 ne so Slated
a copy --iesie. JOHN WILLS, Ck.
Commissioners Office, iynsbure,
Inae o. 1872.
The parties 10 thi' cange will take notice That
have appointed Monday the 9Th day Of Aus
gust next 10 cufty The foregoing order " canrt
INTO effect ntw ifh limo they are requilcr to
attend Al my dlhce IN tins 'own, with treH uc-
counts and vouchers prepared for coordination
aud settlement.
CnAS. Z. JOHNSTON, Com.
July 3 c4nIs
= HNG-h H. iost on Nondr, die ~ inI. 4
~ beiwor0 Diamond llill and tis Union 10.
Tel. gold RIG enclosed ~ u piece Of pnper. on
which che name ui the owner was written In scr
yctai places. II has four Sets secured IA silver.
trcc others being lost lis vnlue will bc g ven
10 my person wbpn may find II and will leave il
~ th, Office, rs H. rtsinrutlpn will relieve Que
selections FOR the loss oi present valued a.h
mtmeuto.
iug y oHg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-12

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