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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-03

the State OF Virginia, PhG,. I'm Chnncery.
Damn & Hills & Wife, Dfjts
VHSE publication directed by this Court TO be made
L against the defendant, Dunn, having been duly
Inae according to The order Of the Court andihe said
defendant having failed enter his appearance and to
give security according the OF the said order,
It is now ordered that the said bill be taken for confess
ed A. to the said defe nan Dunn and the bill baving
been regularly taken for confessed the other de-
fen.lants and coming to be heard, the Court
upon considering the same doth decree and order that
the said defendants do pay TO the compainan's the
sum of 1854 81 witt, interest ST. 81 part thereof
from the 1t of April, 1895 till paid, and the costs OF
this suit.
And it is further decreed and ordered that If the
said defendants should fail topay to the compliments
the aforesaid of money with interest thereon
aforesaid aud the costs of this suit, by the FIRST day Of
May next-that then an. in that case, the Nsrsha OF
this District do sell the premises insured and mention
ed in the BILL at public auction, to the highest bidder.
forca and apply the money ari,ing from the sad sale
after retaining expenses thereof 10 the said debt,
interest and costs, aud The residue to the plaintiffs, and
that the Marshal report his proceedings herein to this
! Court, in order that final decree may be made
Teste, EDM LIE, e. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-03
district Of Columbia,

.ftcr1ndrid county, SCI.
APRIL TERM. 1927.
The Mutual Assurance Society
against Fire Buildings Of
the State OF virginia, ComPhs. SH Ch0nceyy.
Dunn s Hills & Wife, Defk.
The decree in this case made 1t the last term Of
this Court having been duly served epon the def nd
ant, Hills, and no cause having been shewn why The
said decree should not be made final against All th de.
PENDANTS 1t is decreed and ordefed that the said
decree be made final Teste,
EDM. /. LEE, c. C.
Compliments Costs $50 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-03
Office.
DAVXD .WARYIN,

YE1As just received and offers for sale at his Book
IA and Stationary Store, on King street, second
door east of Royal street, the following, VIZ:
A handsome ,s-ortncnt of Iithographic Prints and
Copperpla'e Engravings consisting OF Views, Heads
&c.
beautiful selection of small co,ored Engravings,
views of the principal Seapors, Harbours Cliffs &c
ofthe Soutll.W coast of England.
Crayons for everpointed pencils, Black CTayons
Scrubs, for painting velvet
Water Colours in boxes. and bv single cake
Pink and Blue ssu:ers, with general assortment OF
drawing materials
Battledoors and Shutte-cocks, Portable writing
Also on hand. New Music for the Piano Forte,
Books of Instruction fort Voice VIOLIN Piano Forte
Harp, Guitar Bsssoon, Ciarior1tt Gernan flute and
Fife; with AN assortment Of Violns, Claronetts Ger
man Flutes, Single Fageolets Octave Flutes, and
Flies. nov 2-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-03

A meeting of the Freeholdrrs 81 .airt.x
County. favorable TO the reelection Of John Q
ADAMS to the Pre- sidency of the u. STATES, is
respec,fully requested on the Sd ifonday in
merit month. a, the Court House of said county,
that being court day.
goth Oct. 1927. MANY NOlERS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-03

This sum corresponds with the 25o'ooo francs
-,.nt;oned in the report of Baron Sturmer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06

EHE mex. ssS'ion will commence usual the 25h Of
jan 1879. Course Of InstfucttDb: The classical de.
psrtneht embraces he English, Lsn & Greek Ipnenagea
the mathsmsiiea An,hGte Algebra, ueoetfy TO ikess
added when desi.ed The translation the Modern R-
manic dialects Sgani,h, Italian, and with eoeraph
snd Historical Reading, aided hy Maps and Giobes.
TERMS For Board and rWiiion, per sunun, ID. 40
For bed snd bedding, Il furnished here, 5
Payable quarter IN sdyanee The balance the q
F0HN yRWIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
ANTr,JACHsOy NfErrIN-c

PufHiant 20 public notice, the chizsos Of Mid
desex, opposed 10 the election of Gen. Andrew
Jackson to the Presidency, assembled at the
Court house IN Ufbanns, on Saturday the 2th
November, 1927:
1be Rev. Philip T. Montague, YVES called o
The Chair, and Cspt. Robert Hesly, appointed
Secretary.
me of--s ofAs mgyrlrs having hsso cvolsin-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-12-06
{ UTash. Tel.

From the NHiio"al I'tetigen Erirn, IF Dec.4l
The President OF the United States transmitted
this day, to both Houses of Congress The follow
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
LONG ROOM
RI p 7. Il NJ i S * h .:
n. SWEEP,

HAS just received from Boston, large
HI supply of Elegant GOODS,of the
New Style Of patterns, late from England,
France and lndia.-li,s old customers and
the public In general, are invited to call
and examine the Goods for themselves; the
Goods are free from damage, and will be
sold very cheap.
has more
Blue Chex for l21cts.
200 more good Hdkis. for l21
English GInghams for only l24
Fine White Shifting for only l2b cts.
Real good unbleached Sheeting tor only 10
A cheap lot Calicoes from l24 cts to :}3
A cheap let Sattinetts & Cassi-
mere Woolenets--M More good
Book muslns for 25 cts.
More real good
cotton Ballsj
&c.
ALSO-Boxes of Paul Pry S--IIemp
Stockings--Silk StockIngS--Colton Stock.
ngs--Gauzo Stockings--& Wotsted do.
rloor Cavpe,ing, Eng\isM
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
Fare to N. York, s 5.

TIE Steam boat
MARCO BOZZA-
RlS, Capt. CHILD,
will leave Newport
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
Printed and Published by
AT KIN SON B READ,

thteIs vi the Laws Oh the ohiteu States'
IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr.. Townsend's Coffee. House,
And South corner Of Pelham. street.
(Entrance Pelham.street)
Terms.
Two Dollars per annuln-one half in advance.
Price of 4drertising.
One Dollar per square, for three weeks, and
seventeen cents for each subsequent inser-
tion Larger ones in the same proportion.
Advertisements not marked, will be contin-
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
pAll accounts must be settled at least
once year.
UNo paper discontinued until arrearages
are paid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19

on Wednesdays, at 5 o'clock, i. nj for
New-York. She will leave New-York for
this place and Providence, on Fridays at 3
o'clock. NJ. and remain in Providence 3
days for the purpose ofmaking excursions
down the Bay Freight viii be taken on
the most reasonable terms.
N. B.--The Steam Boat will remain in
Newport, a sufficient time for the reception
ofpassengers each way.
Newport, June Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
Cour, Of Probate, .N.rport, July 2, is27.

Court Of Probate, Newport, July 2, isH.
VITHEREAS an instrument OF writing pur-
w porting to be the last Will and Testa-
mon, of Mr.. PtRRy WEAVER. late OF New.
mort. deceased. has this day been present:
"a ,na the consideration thereof referred
10 a cour, Of probate to be holden at the state
house in Newport, on the frs, Monday Of An.
aus, nex,. at 9 o'clock, Ax.:-Notice is there
fore hereby given to all iersOn. interested n
,he estate of said deceased, TO appear at sad
time and place, if they see ct, and they shall
he he.,d Nv order of said court,
"a D =. H0WL.ASD, PREV, C.srka
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
Leshorns s. Broaacloths.
VIM. JAMES TILLEY:
At the Store No 165 & 166,

THAMEs-sTREET,
1TAS Just opened nice Leghorn Flats and
IL Bonneis; also, blue, olive, and claret
broadcloths, nice and cheap, and very suitable
for the present season On hand, some hand.
some carpelings, and a superb lot Of Ameri-
can Goods by the piece or yd such as satti-
netts, prints, plaids, stripes, checks, sheetings
and shirtings;-very nice vestings, and many
other articles, which are just received.
Ut. intends making such alterations
in his business. as will enable him TO keep
Goods to sell by the bale or piece. He has
on hand many articles which shall be sold as
low at wholesale as can be found in Boston or
New.York He is receiving new goods every
Geek. July 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-07-19
.loor Cavpe,ing, Eng\isi
& Ameyican.
HEARTH RUGS: &


wide Bombazeen for only 9s per yard; su
per broadcloth from S3 to SO per yard.
Flannels, Bomba zet, and Sireasslsns. 1000
yards Elegant Ribbons; small figured Ca
licoes for Friends; Elegnn, black Lace
Wells and Vandikss; real aeriso Shswls
long and square; Canton e. NankiD Grape
Nankin Grape Shawls; black aud white
Levantine shaded Silks, cheap; Cotton and
Silk Umbrellas; Parasols, very handsome:
Raw Silk Mantles and Long Shawls; Ele-
gant Ladies Baskets and Reticules; lot
Of very cheap Ladies Curls, French hair;
and Mohair Nets; Elegant Silk Barafe, g.
gauze IIdkis.; blue and yellow Nankn;
plain and figured Swiss and India null
Muslins; elegant real India muslin Man
ties, much less than the Boston price; IN
bilee stripe and plaid Muslins and Prints
elegant Battice Dresses and IIdkfs. with
many other articles not mentioned These
Goods were selected with great care and
his old Customers as also the public who
wish to get the worth of their money, come
to NO. 1l2.
Newport, June 7.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
From the Charleston Courier.

neorge Practice. - seeing bale of domestic
Woollrns marked with the mum ofa planter who
wns among tho most vieleni dccamcfs against
the Ho0Hen BH and Tarn inquired II il WA
possible he had bcyn " Feeding 4 p cnpidHg ofthc
North" too 10y buying then Nooll'ns was intor
mod that, linking council of his purse instead Of
ptcjndlccs. he had supple hlmsc with Alneri
cnn manufactures, because they were much the
best aud tue cheapest, although i certainly was
bad comment upon The menerializerS. Nv the
tune these memorials gctto thel, destination heir
authors will oil hc 1mer1rdns in Language rs 1
seems they actual, now are IN her actions.
For the sake of the loyely they feel, add in
order 10 get of some stale goods it is TO be hoped
that the patriotic society, who propose nerfr 10
bug any arficits from HE manufacturing Siaies,
~,ll not give up soon. They ought Tor their on u
sahrs 20 burn their fngers a ltte--it will prove
usetol lesson. HOMESpUN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
GREAT FIRE AT MOBILE.

Extract Of n Letter dated Mobile 2Ia Oct. 1897
This morning, ali III O'Clock. FIVE broke
out IN this city, IN AUSTIN Hptei(on Royal 81 J
in one apartment of " hlch the Post office was
kept. All the important parts OF the papers and
furniture OF tive office have been saved. Mr.
Hyde, the Deputy Postmaster. has. during the
prevalence of the yelIo" fever slept in the coun.
Try. Fortunately, he WAS in town early enough
to save the papers NC. Tro hirdso Of the business
paa Of NE city are destroyed, ana most Of the
wharves The progress oflhe fire al tins time u
NJ is in measure suppressed. The city how
ever, is enveloped in smoke. Between two ant
three hundred houses have been burnt. Damag,
estimated al upwards Of one million Of dollars
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
COMMUNE CATER


Alta meeting IF the citiz ms OF Carp.' OPP
posed 10 ll" lection o General Jackson - re
sideni oitne United Stalts. Col. AleAande Aus
tin WAS called 10 the Char. and James Hehaf''A
appointed Secretary Nher,upon, -,
On motion, Richard Perkins, EdN ard WIN
ers Alexander 5. Henry. George Hlo'N'.
George W Nelson, DIR. john +. o'aogu iti ana
James HcndIiCk were appointed omho"V
Ito which. on motion, the Chairman was hH"'p
10 reporI preamble and resolutions expressive
OF the sensc Of this meeting.
The Committee having retired few mh'u''''
made the following report, which was ol'"''
mousiy adopted:
Tue committee appointed on the part ., w
citizens Of Campbell, who arc orr"Sed 10 ~,
lection OF Gen Jackson to TIN Presidency q. w.
United states, to dIalt Il preamhir ana ''SV.
tons suitable to the occasion, nave pro-
to discharge the duty assigned them, anu 80
leave 10 submit tie following RE on ~
There are al this time, aud nil be, III al ~.
man probability, but two persons pfeSt '"" ~.
the people OF the United States as cdnulo"''
for the high and responsible office Of fIes'o'"t,
choice must b. made OF one or the othtI--"""
the question 10 be decided on Is. which oi me wv
shall he chosen Ia order to determine TINS VI,
terestIng question: question upon ti' Coz ~.
decision OF which depends, perhaps the perm" 'n,,
ntri existence OF the only free government ,ts
earth, II will be necessary TO exah'ih' w. ,.
poiiti' al principles, the characters ana '' w.,
duct OF the ind viduals from whom TINS s''' -
s TO be made. As TO the two great
winch have divided the politicians OF u''s 80
ny Tor many years past, your comh''ee
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

trsh has been tn .ori Of des.gn, 20 keep alive
fhe excitement ~Alch prevails IA thai leeiop--
aay. more. 20 iarn this excitement ia a political
direction. We hardly know sbat nerd III pun.sh-
nent would be too great tor the auf ors Of j.
That designing aHd ksaYisI politicians have been
erdeaVoting 10 avail themselves 81 the excite
mem orisi z finm an honest indignation at the
supposed dabeical outrage upon Morgan, We
blse loag TO- e,cd 4 this belief Is now confSm-
ed md ~ fact placed beyond doubt.
The Rochester Daily Advertiser OF Thursdav
distinctly quotes the cast ofone who pretended
10 race the hand of Providence IN the discovery
Of the body, VI: TINT II uns eood enough
Borgaa for hfr purpose I'M after the Election
And W have tie morning received letter from
gentleman IN South lie Roy, dated Oct %
with the following postscript -" ~ i'll just say
10 you that am told the three candida IS WHO
sre'now in nominsiion iolrepre emf this county in
the next Legislature, are all Jackson aien +. bur
they Ia truth oJtined their nomination on the
ground that they we're a1hi uldsoHs and without
any reference to their feeling towards either Of
the candidates iof the presidency" In IIcav-
en's name, say. let the murdefers Of Mofgaa
be- discovered aud punished but Jet not men
more base it possible, avail themselves fan rr-
element produced from the violation OF the laws.
to become lawgiyers themselves.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
AMERIC SYSTEM

The following declaration Of, or perhaps plea
for independence ~ made by the editer OF lhc
Norfolk Herald, ofthc 18th ait. On friends OF
the south really speak out.
We have copied to-day from the n, Y Jour.
nal Of CONNER &C. nai,cle intended 10 shew The
nnpncy oil setting ip manufactures IA The sun.
tbrn States. AMI the great superiority oi The
free labor Of thu Month over the slave labor Of
the South IN manufacturing establishments. 10
which We seuld reply tnr North Is getting lleh
by is manufactures. while the South, obstlnptr-
y dcprvne itself odiheir aid'he,etolorc, is daily
glowing poor. in spite ofi- lnge capital l.
ycn ~ onr own small town, Il Is computed that
We have half million lying IDLE for want Of pro
6iabie Investment and We have moreover n
fcarhillv large portion Of our population either
entirely IDLE, OF employed not more than bait
their time single cotton manuiaciory IN our
town would, We are confident. materially alter
the aspect OF our nlnlrs--it would sri the idle 10
work aud gradually draw out the imprisoned
hoards OF wealth 20 nour,h and revive our droop-
ing trade II The agricultural States ( Penn
sylvania, DrIdwar" and Mar land are rsiur To
prosperity by manufactures. why may not VIZ
gluia aud North Carolina After all that ha,
hecn SAID 10 tn contrary. we are Of opinion
that slave labor NAV be advantae cously employ
ri should II be necessary Ia resort 10 it--but We
have besides an abundant tree population 10
whom such employment wond bo blessing
Let us ~ leasl not be dscnur gcd from making
one Effort before We resign ourselves TO poverty
aud rum.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
TARLY Tile PIRATE

Correspondent Ofthe FAN ltltrI Monitor fur
nishes the following sketches of the early hlsto-
~ OF lardy.
" The notorious Alexander Tardy was one of
those unfortunate persons Who have inhabited
the Island of Hlspauiola, and been compel FL t.
leave The place during The convusIons which
/ that illiated Island has experienced. Finding
h. could no longer remain there IN ,af1t, he a
greed with the Captain Of an American vessel
To take himself aud such Of his property as could
be removed to the Unitcd Siates--and as II wa,
not thought pindrnttui Tardy 10 he on board NJ
the time Of sailing hr waste leave the bdrbor in a
boat, the vessel VIA 10 sail Immediately Il take
hIm Oh board al the mouth Of the halbOr. Ey-
cry thing being in readiness. Iardy procured
boat aud to ncgrors aud got 10 sea the vessel
sailed according TO the agreement; Iards saw
her: ruwcd foI her, waved his hat aud hailed
her; but the Captain, (prrhaps al thai li,ne, not
understanding French, pad hun no alltenlion
hut proceeded on and arrived IN the United
States lie had made great voyage; aud
from limited circumstances, had become thus
sudd' My rich. Iardy, not daring 10 return IL
iaud, was three days Al sea, WHEN he was takcu
up ~ British man ~ war. treated kindly, and
land,d at Havana. tie afterwards came 10 tie
Unifrd States 10 look at rr his property bu' the
Captain and his mate lbrire at that tlmc bl S.
ed with shOIi memoirs pretended To have 20
recollection OF him, or OF the circumstances
which he related. He, however, by DIN, OF
threats and entrealies, obtained Of the Captain
two Thousand dollars, which was not supposed 10
have ben u bare tythe of the original va
lue
Tardy finding himself suddenI. reduced rom
stale Of Hillneucc TO lndIgrut circumstances
destitute Of the means ot gaining five hood X
without friends OF home resolved 10 resort T.
means ion oh aiming property, similar 10 those
thai nd been so successfully practsrd upon him
sell aud from what "a known If HIM .ince thai
time he appears 10 VI kept thai res. ulion 10
strict observance. Tie event is he tasdipd b. his
own baud, aud lelt bchlnd the character of a de
mon The American Captain has lived aud died
with his own fHnilv, and MANY are willing 70
bes1ow on him the title Of gentleman.
These facts are gaihesrd from those who were
corresponding statement made hv Tardy to NJ
Dobson tthe mate OF the CrawfordA and 10 nn-
other gentleman, with whom the writer of this
a,tsle has Couyersed.
shall not pf,tend TO sa "a Tardy was Gotta
fir, rae william ; but this inquiry presents Itself
II Iardy had moi been swiedicd uut OF his pro
peft,, ~ II pro able thai our feelings oud h We
been shocked w 9TH the cHtaIo eur of Cinnr uNhica
he has he the prime mover ansNe, VT Out
hesitation. Mo- md If %. be- who commits
fraud form no idea OF us ultimate result or of
the degree of punishment which Srlct Justice
would attach to the crme." Col Reporter
Mr. Clay Is a very bad man Pr, Of Nh
Rusl,anun'g asLinu hit hii in.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
COMMUNICATED.

Al meeting Of the people o Franklin coun-
y friendly TO the present administration. and
more ESP cal opposed Ia the election II Gene.
al Andrew jackson IL the Presidency ofthc L.
pitrd states. 20 tho COurt house the 5lh day Of
November, 1927 Col loab Early was called
the chan and aleh lac appointed Srcreta-
y: Tie ebj 'ct ell the meeting was then brief
E.. explained ~ Robert J. Woods after which
So,hornr N. Taiiateto Spafrel Hate Richard
u. TaHaleno, Conrad Boz and James y.
krownw rappointeda c5nmlitro toprepara Re.
.alutlnns expressive ot the opinions & in further.
ance OF thrvir"s objects of the meeting, Who
Wlfhd 60. n after sometimrr turned 4 reported
tnr following Preamble aad T. solutions
We. the people OF Franklin. uuh leudl, to the
rlrction ri Gen. Andrew Jackson 10 the Pre,i-
dcocy. anxious To secure 10 ourselves The inpsiI-
mable privilege Of voting for the Candidate Of
our choice. aud being unwilling to submit 10 the
dictates Of an unauthorized and nninstrurtcd
caucus. and anxous 10 obtain fee express
sion OF the public opinion on the Presidential
question ther fore.
heS0ircd. That We have mdiminished conf
pence IN the ability and meerlly OF the present
administration.
RssOlred. Thatwe approve of the plan Of The
convention Of delegates mfr ieudly 10 the eec-
ton of Gen. Jackson. proposed to be holden in
tho GUY ot Richmond on the Sth of January
ueIt
Resoired That RebeflT T. Woods. Norhorne
Nj. ia,IaIelro aud Judgr Fleming Saunders be
appointed - eeates to tn said convention on
behalf Of his meeting, and tnl they he INSTRUCT
ed 10 cooperate with the drlcga-cs depuied from
Other cuuutles and towns IN thu State in the for
NATION Of an Adams electoral tick,i, and IN the
adoption such mrans may be most likely to
ScCuaeit> success.
ReSoited, lhal committee nfcorrespondence.
10 consist 4 Caleb Tote James NJ Brown.
IhomaS B. Greer. Josiah ". Dickinson
Richard NJ. Taliaolro. JameS Galloway and
MoSt. Greer be appointed, ard that It lave pow.
cr 10 snpply any vacancy ti,atnay occm in the
delegation 10 the sand convention RIM tais NEE
ting, and curresp pond with mmlt,ces of similar
meetings, and loappomt a committee of yiRi-
lance III me county.
feSatrtd, That these proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, aud that the edi
tors oi the Lynchbura Vneinian and Richmond
Wing he requested to publish them.
Aud on the question b. ing put, the said Pre-
amhle and Resolutions were adopted b, the mee-
ting. IOAB EARLY Chairman
CALEB TATE, Secy
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
From The N Y Commercial Advertiser.

Morgan NdierS OHre more. We are weary
with Whiting the nam" OF this unfortunate victim
of his own folly md wlckedness, and the ignof-
anCe aud tauatlcism OF his -murderers, and Vet
are ANXIOUS In bring the truth To light, lrt
the axe OF Justice fail where il may. All the
RochesfeI papers received this morning are fill
led with additional particulars in rggard 10 tho
second dsmterment OF the body lately supposed
TO be horgan's and the testimony taken before
third coroner's inquest, which sat upon the
arcmains AT Batavia, on Monday of last week.
II clearly appears not only that the bod, was
not thai of Morgan, hut OF Timothy Monroe, of
Canada, but also that system OF fraud and de-
cepnon was praciiScd by somebody, AT the for
mer investigation. The body was not onlN not
MorganS, hut that it Iescmbled II not in many
OF the very particulars referred 10 as establish
ing its identity. II is now proved clearly that
the clrcnmsiantal testimony about the teeth,
was not true-thal fire tceth had been EXTRACTED
from the body msfpad of fjco and that the tee h
the body found, ,eore not doa5te teeth in front,
as Morgau's were said TO be. II Is aiso now
proved by those who found the body, who were
not summoned before the other inquest, Il at lhs
head ,cas neithtr bald nor destitute Of phiskcrs
Really, ifthis suppression aud distortion q the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15
-, 600 Tickets at So is Sio,00o
MODE OF DRAWING

The numbers viii he pat into onrk wheel
as usual, and in another will he put the pr,.
Is, above the denomination oi t~o dollars,
and TIE drawing To- progress in the usual
manner The 10000 prizes of Two Dollars,
" III he awarded 10 II high or low number, To
be determined by that which mny draw the
prize of 6,ooO dollars
Low Numbers from | to lOOtC, inclusive
High Numbers, lo.Col 10 2oHou, inclusive
\ holder Of tive tickets, High and low, must
of necessity draw one small prize, and may
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also
TER MS.
Price of Tickets-w hoir, 50 So Hall, 81 25
Quarter, 621 cents
For packages, pot less than 90 whole tick
ets, scheme price, for approved notes. paya
Ile fifteen days after the drawing without
interest.
Orders, h, mail, post paid will meet the
same attention as on personal anilcnilcn.
Address 10 AUG. LEFTNICB.
Nov. IS Manager.