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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

David and Robert X Vie,

IefAVE the pleasure OF Informing their custo.
I'll mers that they have just received from
New York a few articles IN the fancy line, a
mong which are the foowing,Niz:
A few superb Lace 1apes q Nes,
Handsome Thread q Gymp Laccs & Edgings
Cold. Gros de n p, PLAN and hg'd new and
splendid article.
Also, n large assortment fashionable Morocco.
Seal Skin Black ~ White Prunells Shoes
A large assortment Of fashionable Winter
Goods Is daily expected.
Dct 81
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NorICE-All persons baving claims AZ aInst
al the estate of Lif,leberfy Patteson, decd
Lands Patieson decd aud John NJ Connel
deed, are hereby requested 10 bring Them Ton
ward for adjustment, being about TO close my adj
ministrafon accounts with the said estates. II
they are not presented by the first day of De
cember next this notice will be plead IN bar Of
such as may be after that date.
ALEXANDER PATTESON
August D. c}m3
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AnlOR SALE, five hundred and fifteen acres
:, Of excellent nrmmR land--well wat'rcd N
veil adapted 10 the culture OF TOBACCO aha
Glover aud rrain all kinds situated IN Bot
eiofut county Va about three miles from Pin
castle lateI, owned aud occupied, by Christian
llnfshbarger, dcceascd Il contains one hon.
bred aud eighty acres Of cleared land, part OF
shlcll is good mead6w--all Under good lence,
and in high state OF repair. Also, good ioE
dwelling house aud new barn, and all other
convenient buildings for farming establishments.
Persons Disposed 10 purchase, viii view the
premises, aud apply foi the trims tn John Rid
die. on the Land, OF to the undersigned M in-
castle who IS fully empowered 10y the proprlr-
tois 10 make sal. JACOB WOLFF.
October Is. C3inl2
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Oct %,
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

: HE su scrlher y ishes % dispose OF his In,
y able posse, ,ions in the county of Campbell.
and approaching within one mile OF Lynclburg
containing upn ards OF one thousand ACRES ufflsi
rate land.
This land is divided into two tracis-the one
whcTcon he resides coutalni II acres, Iylng
Immediately on the Turnpike road at the FIRST
Ioll-gatc, and within two miles OF town :--Un il
are good mprovemc about one hall clea ed.
ana IA higher STATE OF cultivation than any 9TH
~ land IN she vicinity OF Lynohbug. The wood
land is well timbcte ed, and the whole OF it good
Tobacco land. The other whereon his mother
resides adjoining the above named tact,
tanning upwards 800 acres, lies within one
miic OF Lynchbure, and is about one hal cleared.
the greater part oil " hch is III an exc llrnt STATE
a. cult satOu The whole OF the uncleaIed land
would bring firsi rate Tobacco. On die last
mentioned tract there is ii good framed DIV cling
E"use. and a other necessary oui HOUSES be-
sides the largest nd most fruitful peach and APP
pie orchards T. thu country. OF choice selected
truit. beth tracts Of this land are well Halued
Black Wafer Greek running through the Whole
extent ofthe latter. From tie fertility OF itssol.
it, convenience 10 market and the saInbiity of
its climate. the subscriber deems II oGuely
unnecessary to say ANY thing in recommcnda-
lion Of his property, beng confident than an
iAdHlllldllOD Nollb Dt lhbTt ItGOHllHtludioiy
than any thing he could saf
Also one Other tract lying in the county OF
Bedford, on ~ waters of Goose Creek, known
by the name OF the meadows, and containing 500
acres-not more than 100 cleared. From the
situation of this lnd, several public roads lead,
my lily by II, il presents one among The best
stands for public house. The improNcn eats
ar entirely new, consisting OF good dwelling
house, store house stable, &c -Ihewholr OF this
laud is well the cleared land is "a excellent
heart, and would afford ftiy acres Of h'sl tate
meadow land, ia a body. This Iand has been
found to be well adapted the production OF cio'
yer. The woodland j. entirely fertile.
As II is very rare that so valuable propertyls
put into market. the subscribe begs leave TO call
the attention OF the puh',cto ii. The laud lying
near Ltnchhurg presents the highest induce
m"nts to men OF capital and indeed the whole
OF it is desirable that he llatters himself, all
those who wish toplucuie deSi able situations,
fertile land and good pal gains viii give him
call.
line addressed to the subscriber near Lyn h.
burg, will be punctual!v attended o.
RICHARD CHIFFON.
Nov. l. CIV ID
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SEVrlL be Offered for lease on the premises,
w TO the highest bidder, on Thursday, ihe
18th day Of November neNt, it fair, il not, tie
next fam day thereafter, that well known slana,
Clover Hi Tavern situated in the extreme "es'
tern point ofthe county oil Prince Edward, on
the Main Western Road. along which the Reh'
mond and Lynchburg Stages pass daily leA-
cept Sundays ) being twenty three miles below
the latter 1own-ihis establishment has been F.
rccted at considerable expence, having all ne,
CrsSary houses which are nearly new aud in good
repair; the situation very healthy andthe stano
not inferior TO any in the section of country IL
which II is located.
ALEXANDER PATERSON.
Oct Is lm2l
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NOHL IA meeting otthc President g. III.
y rectors OF the Lynehbng aud salcm Turn.
pike Company at Lynchburg on the 9th Goo.
Der 1877
Ordered, that a requistion of ten per cen,
upon the capital he required Of each sfookl oder.
to be paid on OF b. fore the l2ih day Of December
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk.
Oct %, ,lctd
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WToTlCE-Nnl he eafre, for -.
L highest hidde' on tse lr.. de-, a, J., -
be- n.xi, on the ptennt-es : t.sr,,tI.... .iH=
ia ''ie 'oaoiy If Cam tel. on the wsi.,.. =,
ton cfrrh three of ioug mihs east Of c. :.
Court lia'ise, tie qeautif, supposed /. IT, >
I" ecu four and FIVE hundred = ,rs. If a.. -.
hundred acres are goud 'ofaoco land 4. "a, IN
nce good gram land vi eooa lnpfo,.,,... -,
one hundfed q twenty @, TIM, a,tasettb.a,s
land Is cleared and Is in goad order IN e,o
Atmihef description is dcrmed uep.c,.,,i.I' 'e.
those that "sh 10 buy, ".i NV = la.ro,c..s
Terms OF sale. on thrd ol HE pn.I :. ~.
nry vii be- CASH eneaud NO years e ..a..,. .ss
balance viii be given, hl lie purchase. -.
bonds aud approved security. ing
IlioNA> hoSSFR. Aperte..
Sept 20. -.
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n PETITION will hc presented To the nex,
~ General Assembly OF Virginia, on hehaf
oi IN" Stockholders Of the Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike Company paying change on mod6ca
ton OF The la" IN relation to the said cnmpaux
winch ao'hotlsvs the state To appropriate thc,ons
OF tn" said company. 10 the further extension Of
the said Turnpike road,
Oct. 10. t1ct
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-15

EnHE ,ubscrberhas received aud offers to,
- safe IN the best terms, the following agti
cies.
lO Sacks salt
H. barrels \ L. Hum
900 pounds Loaf Sugar
JeaoI various qualities
Br W. sugar n Coffee
Sp4n Cotton a. Saal Leather
Plates, Dishes n lndigo
large assortment OF Stone Ware.
WILLIAM BuCkSER.
Nov. g. Ill
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july l9

lie hare this Dug opened,
case yer, superior fl lash linens. nut M ex-
pressly for tail and warranted genuine
grass Bleach.
y eases long Lawns or kentmgs, superior qua
hty
pieces Of rich Damask for table cloths
Also, tcw elegant Sesia Damask table
CLOTHS, decidedly the most splendid article eve.
exhibited ~ this mark l.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Nov 10
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FOR LEASE OR RENT,

, IL new brick building now erecting by
- the subscriber, on an ennnence about md
way between Charlottesville aud the University
pt Virginia, fronting the east end Of the street II
the latter, aud commanding an cxtensly" aud
eauiltul view OF both places, AS well as IA great
extent Of country around, is designed for a puf-
llc house and is expected to be completed by
the LIST OF January next. lis location, the ele-
yaion ana beauty OF the situation and the SIZE
and arraneemen OF the interior ofthe building,
render 1t very desirable. Tie house is fifty five
by fifty feet, four stories high with 3 rooms.
The stable vii be Of brick, lob by 81 feet, sufli-
cieut Ia stable 30 horses. All other ne cssary
houses will be added, with AN extensive garden
aud as many lots of land adjoining rs may be
deemed necessary a well already sunk which
affords an bundanee OF excellent water. This
establishment the subscriber proposes 10 lease
or rent aud invites all disposed 10 view the pre-
misses, ALIEN. GARRETT.
Charlottesville, Sept 81. c2ms
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~ the 22,oi October 81, W. stolen
~ tom my ~,ebe. by Jooah n.lyre,
small Sorrel Mare. about eight &, ears old, four
trct ten inches h,eh, rpres aud oaniers web
The said pohNrs Is about siN feet one iuch
HIGH, DIRK compesion black hair with tie
end Of his nose hit Oft on one sid about
forty five ,cars old Twill i've reward Of
1wcoN-d + Dollars for said Dehyns and
Mar ,of ten dollars for the deliver, OF the
m re- oul,. HELMS.
Stony Fork, Montgomery city, Va.
Nov : chfsli
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RI 81 SALE.--By virtue Ia rus deed
=. executed to the undersigned b. Thoma,
q Goodrich on The 18th day oil November, 1924
md duly admitted To record in lhe clerl, Office
u Amherst county. will on Monday the 2l1
day of November, 1927, thai being Amherst
county court day, at The Court-house OF said
county Of Amherst, proceed 10 sell to the high
- bidder, at aaoi'oH. for cash, all OF the SAID
Good lch's llhrpy, hntaton utensils, two hogs
one siivct watch, one SCI of carpenters tools one
,litr, on say, &c. &c. Acting as trustee.
aiI only convey such title a is vested IN M hy
sad decd, hut The rlglh To the property is b,lIev-
I'd to be IndlsputdhIe
JACOB HAAS, Trustee,
Oct %. ctd>l2
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Oct %

IT MD FOk SALE.-On Monday, the 2lst
~ day OF vember, ls2f. it beng Amherst
Count daY, vii proceed 10 sell, at the Court.
house Of SAID county, 10y WY Of public auction.
for cash, iico Hu,aen ana, tdy here's of Land,
lying and beng IN the county of Hampshire. On
the south branch oil the Potomac River--also,
all The night aud interest OF John Haas in and to
a certain tract Of land near the town OF Win.
chester IN the county OF Frederick. and al one
time owned by Mr. Henry Blnkcr-Atthc same
time and place. will b. sold all the said Haas.s
remaining interest III the estate OF Edmund
Goodrich, decd. tn above sales will hr made
IN pursuance Of the terms of a lru1 deed cxecu.
ted TO The undersigned by the said John Haas.
ON the I'D day OF May, 1873 aud which is now
OF recort IN the clerks Office of Amherst conn.
ty court. Acting as ru,tee will only convey
suchiliie as is vested in me by said deed.
sAAlL. GARLAND. Trustee.
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N ms old Sand oEPetie t'oa O0ifs,
(HEAD OF ARrERS.)

frfAS recently received one hundred 4 thirty
II seven Packages OF Goods IA his line, com
~ sing complete an3 extensive assortment OF
Alidlc,ues, Drugs Patent Medicines, Chemi
chsis and painters materials, DIS of every dos-
cfiptlon, Spices, Wines, Perfumcty, fancy
Soaps, Nafnishcs oiall kinds, Dye-otuiis, Nm-
dow Glass. OF various sizes, Surgical lnsiru-
ments, pbys,elaus hrniInre, NC &c.
he above together Nth his stock on hand,
(Which .,ory large. as we'll his monthly sup
pies which he viii receive, enables him 10 sell
by wholesale ~ retail on as favourable terms az
en- bc had ~ Virginia.
>. Practitioners Of Medicine, Country Mer-
chnnis. Uaters, D,ers. Painters and others, are
ntosl respectful solicited 10 call upon rim, ~
the, viii 6nd II greatly 10 then interest to do 80,
- On hand large quantity OF well made
fnuv
Oct -
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AI.Bi.lttIlIvS
L ~ Is @NNNp.

4 ntils Medicine. Tor the short flmeH mas
i hcen before the Public, has proved itself
superior 10 Panaceas. and other remedies to
such a degree AS 10 give confidence to the Pro-
paetor, thai lis efficacy alone will support its
distinguished merits II is the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever YET discovered. II
Is 80 perfect, innocent thai no evil effect need
be apprehendcd from II, ~hcnappl cdagreeahly
10 the directions. II inny be giscn, without any
apprehension, to the most tender infant, fee
Bile adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve aud
eventually remove the following diseases Ne
.ro U.s. Cares Cor alterations Of the bones, J
Kings Evil, OF ocroiuln, Rheumatic affections Of
tn head aud system generally syphilis. MeI-
suIial and all complaints originating IA thr i'm
proper u.s. Of Mcfrniy, Ulcers OF the month q
nfoat; Nh1r swelling; cancrfous, aud in, ct,-
fnfe l'loeis discharges from tire Ears; dscas
IS oi the Skin lver complains Jaundicc la
llgestnn. aud Debility.
Asa general depninilve article, or pun fer
i III" blood his medicine possesses Invaluable
ipwcrs Il improves the appetite and kas the
.rmarkab qun,lty of drprl"lng the skin Of that
yellow hilious tnI which Is so common IN bilious
constitutions Besides the Diseases above emu
nerltcd. It IS also recommended A. a remedy tor
hal affecting disorder, the liberated sore hrad
under which chdlen suffer III most exer ioiating
inlmpuis ior years
Each bottle OF the genuine Medicine has a ban.
rl, representing the Eagle aud the Hydra. wnu
my signature.
u PnlCE - FER BOTTLE ASB $50 PR bon
IN JACOB ALBkiGH
No i03, Arch Street nea Third, Pbila.
Oct. %
The subscriber hns just reeeiycda lnrgo quau
lily ofthe Columbian Syrup and is the only a-
mt for this section Of country
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
lFt %
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NOIiCE.-Bv virtue ofR deed Of trust e1
ecuied by William Roach. on the 7th dov
OF February, 1924, and OF record in the office Of
me county court of Camuhel will be sold NJ
pnhiic sale, tor cash, on the premises, on Wed.
neSday the 2sth inst. Nov } one lot or piece of
ground, containing about six acres with lis i'm.
pfoNements, lying Immediately on the road lead.
ing nom Lynchhurg 10 Campbell Courthous
anu the same whereon the said Roach formerlv
resided such title only as is vested in the trns.
lee VIII be conveyed TO the purchaser
~ THE TRUSTEE.
Ho''o tcldsl4
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Pubhc Sale Without reserve.

Public Sale without reserve.
~ satprda, the l1th oil thi. month n,
~ the premises, will srll the Tenement
on which reside It contains II A acres
hasa good dwelling house, kitchen, meal
house spring house and stab e, and lies i'm
medlaiely on the Turnpike about, three mites
from Lynchhurg Trrms-Oue fourth. ca.h /.
The balance IN equal portions al six aud
Twelve months credil--the purchaser giving
negotiable notes with good endorser, and
the title withheld until tie notes ne maid :"
IL The tile will then he nnonps,innab,o
{. T. TlMBERLAKE
Nov. 3 n.
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Fall and u inter Goods.

purchased by then senior partner NJ New York
1t great sacrifices Tor cash, also many articles
imported by their house at Philadelphia. ex-
prrssly tor tins market which they will sell az
much lower prices than have heretofore been
called cheap.
" They have marked all their goods with
the lowest possible prices which they Will always
ask al first aud which they ~lllnevor m the least
tcslate FROM they make this notice pubicf Ion the
information OF those that wish 10 favour them
with their custom, BY this mode those thai wish
to purchase. viii gr, equally as low by order as II
personally applied fur.
Persons wishing 10 purchase any article will
find il much 10 their advantage TO call AT their
cash store. where goods are sold 10 Town and
Country customers AT TIE same price
lhev will rrmark then stock will be kent up
by weekly arrivals, which will enable them 20
nave the Ialest aud most admired fashions o.
Shple ~ Fancy Dry Goods,
Comprising nearly every article of useful goods
such as,
Broad Cloths & Cassimeres,
Cassneus Il sallmeus,
CoIoured PLANS.
Rose = Point Blankets,
Flannels y Bailes,
BomhaIctts.
Striped \ Plain Iin2ys,
Ncsuugs. assorted,
Bed lickiugS,
Irish Linens 4 Lawns,
Black y Colnmed Silks,
Fancy Silk Shawls X Hdkfs
Tortoise Shell Luck aud side Combs,
Grape heescs y Gauges,
hIsh Sheeuug a. Table Linens
PLAID aud Striped Muslns,
Shk ~ Go ton NclyeIS,
Il al - Ill aud RsnIa, (.Inuoe
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WILLIAM IRVINE

M)TICE.-A Young man af Iihe,al educa-
~ ion ard who will furnish satisfactory tes-
timonas wishes the situation Of assistant in
some respectable Seminary--or tie station OF
Book Keeper or general clerk IN n commercial
establishment.A-Bengm master of German Text.
aud other engroSsi 2 hands, his services might
be rendered useful IN other situations Address
= c. NIX at the office ofthe .Yirginlan
Nov Z. IL
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N\fOliC by virtue Of q deed of fms, ~.
al culed 10 M by Daniel + Christian In -
cure a debt due John Christian aud ,e,ord,d -
the 2O1b day Of No,omhcr. 1899 and Of =, "a
IN the clerk Soilicc OF Amherst county, win Ia
sold, al SAID Christian house ON Han.
creek, on the 9th day Of November, for ,cady
money, the following property To wit tlf,.
beds, i"o tables. one trunk, one desk four
chairs &c. Acting as trustee. win only co,','',
such ullras is vested in me b, deed at,,,esa;d
PETEP +. CHRISTIAN.
Aug. 30. trds1
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"a tAtt. pA =" l.. -.
WV are no" prepared 10 oier TO their a
~ lchiIoh very general assortment, UO0t-
En- "ooaa. so,"O'e jof Negroes -
beN Puaihy Ma Lotions double Mllled
ht"'I l"'Iled Army Cloths
oars 'asSlneu kal very low prces)
), a. az ana point MIIied Blankets (VeH
che"p)
l. "a r'"' W hhney Blankets sup. to an!
ever OH req III lhs market
lo he k.aaleS
yyr CT .,
,.i,, - .,''i NV '''' "
- aL .,,,, "'''e''N -
uHtCh VI VV'ttd ohtt' 'hfli attention
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aNNkaE WICK.
n QUANTITY Of Candle Wicb,
az For sale by
ANDREWS Is BROTHERS

: A..p OILS barrels winter strain,
a Lamp Oh warranted 10 he OF supe, a.
Il etfy for eele by
Waller II. MIDDLETON
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~ Nthe 20h OF December next, iftaIr not,
~ the FIST far day. the subscriber will sell.
al public aucton on credit Of twelve months.
before the Franklin Hotel, IN Lyuchbufp, 10
likely ncgrots cons sting of men, inen aud
children They are negroes of fine character
among them are several cooks and house ser
wants. iftnet be not sold none day, the sale will
be continued until they are all sold
The subscriber viii likewise sell privately his
tract OF land Ia Bedford county. situated on the
north aud south folks oi Goose Creek and on
the main road leading from I4ynchburg 10 Fin
castle. L. mics west OF Liberty aud adjoining
Capt Buford II contains about 400 acres a.
which $40 are unclearrl The part which i,
uncleared, excerpt Il very small portion is excel
let tobacco land. Ofihe clear =, and. $50
ores are low grounds orthe first quality. and the
remainder remarkably Gnc high land. This
is one of The best tracts OF land in the nm.
per country, being we'll adapted TO the cult,,a
ton oftobdcco aud all kinds OF grain 1t lies re-.
nsfadh, well aud is very free from stone If d
Nidei II would make two very handsome tracts
which snail lac done. II those who wish 10 pur.
chase wis it. Persons wishing 10 purchase NAV
apply TO the subscriber residing 10 the neigh.
bourh0ud Of New London, OF TO Capt Butord
residing scar The tracts.
WILLIAM IRVINE.
Oct. &. tbs
Or The Editors Of the Enquirer will insert
the above advertisements I'LL the day of sale. and
forward their bill TO this office for payment
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NOR RENI-A house and Los on Federal
IA hill, handsomely situated for family resi-
dence, with an excellent garden attached,
HATCHER.
Aug. 30
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English French India and Dumeslc
wholesale aud Rei1H Hare House.
n DIP L ANS 4. PIP Il II Ii u u q

Are now prepared to oae' then hlcnds and
the public IN general n addition 10 tlr.lr stoct
on hand, large and valuable assortment Of
Ilns II l1nnnlIrI
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A\fo1lCE.-lhat on III Odd Of N.,.o.,.
al next, viii be sold 10 TIE higa,sl i .iJ',.a
credlItill the FIST daf Of June next -, a
whole OF the pfrshahlc esiatc OF Joseph Pom
dexter. dec a. a his laiciesii'ncr in ifr conn.
y OF 'ainpbtii' consisting oflhc Household and
h"chen lu'n"nf plantation utensils, Stock -
Every oesc'tI on together With the crop OF IN
Fodder, 6c. aud perhsp, one or nor, H. I'm
hegloes.
LEWIS d. PolNrI MFR, AND
JOHN fOINDEXTER
Executors otJo,s Poindexter dccd
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| n AVE. a trlct of land. contiguous Ia that
offered tor sale by the Executors oithe late VIM
g. Ntaa III die saath SIDE al James kter W
IN county OF Chopbel Which would be a con.
venIeut appendiEr 10 II. Those disposed T.
purchase 81 Inc Executors, the land advertised
by them, may take mtue AT rs value. aud upon
t4e sam credit JOHN GARTH
Oct - ,i#tY
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From The Ph1odeiphin Gnseiis.
TARDY-TlIE PIRATE,

This man, IT appears, has at last been is own
cNecutloner,i after having been many years on our
coast, and IA our cities, planning and executing
his black and helish deeds with all the GOODNESS
OF a demon, and after having been suffered by
the mldncNs of our laws 10 escape the galowS
and repeat his murders, when in many other
Christian countries he would long since have
hung in gibbes. and not only have been so.
Tenn warning To others, but, for any thing we
know, his early execution would have saved
hundreds of lives, and certainty the eight lives on
board the brig Crdwtord
There is very little doubt that this same Tar.
dy VAS ON board a schooner commanded bv Cap
tain Latham, bound from New \ ork to Charles
ton about the year 1915, and after poisoning
thc passengers, had the hardibood and address
to have the deed charged TO the cook, who had
always before borne an excellent character, but
who was arrested IN Charleston on the schooL-
crs arrival, was tried, and circumstances made
to appear So against him, that he lcns condemned
aud actually cracsted, Persistiag until hf last that
he was an innocent mnH, aud knew nothing of
the crime for which lac was 10 suffer This poor
fellow was a black man--and left a family at the
eastward all those VINO knew him where lie be-
Ionged, believing IN his innocence =: vet he was
swung into eternity by the management of the
guilty Tardy, who had the advantage ola trhHe
face 10 sacrifice the biacE cook.
We hear ofTardy on board the Boston
packet schooner Regulator then commanded by
captain Presbury Norton. Tardy took passage
at Boston for Philadelphia under the title of
Doctor Tardy, and, on the passage, poison wasa-
gain resortedt 10. One evening, after supper. all
in the cabin were taken violently sick, excepting
Tardy, who had always declined using sugar
from his FIRST going on board, Chat no doubt be-
ing part of his plan.) Tardy, acting as physici-
an the occasion, declared from the symptoms
that they were poisoned, and all considered his
being on board IA fortunate circumstance as he
was able to assist them, and actually administer
edmedicines which were taken freely. All be
gan to recover excepting German gentleman
passenger, who died and was committed 10 tn
e.