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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

The London Morning Chronicle of 25th De
remher, has the following editorial paragraph.
-" We have received through the North and
South American Coffee House, American papers
othc lSt Dec. The manufactures of the Eas
Tern States are in state of great distress, from
inability to sustain a competition with England
ana while they are claiming the protection OF
Gull higher duties ON importation the, Virgiulans
Gre threatening to lay State duty on the man.
uaiactmes Of New England. Such ere the con-
''qnences ofthe false step taken by the Govern
Fnent ofthe United States TO crafty the people
Hthe Eastern States the WOODEN manufacturers
coaXcd the farmers into acquiesence by consent
ing TO a duty on the importation of wool, thus
i,nconsistenty raising the price of the commo.
Any Tor the protection ofwhich against a compc
tN'oh with cheaper goods they also sought du-
e7 but they now turn round on the farmers
e M call for abolition of the duty on foreign
DOL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
New Arrival Of Medicines. &c. &c.

VINE SUBSCRIBER mas just received, from
- New York and Philadelphia, very large
additional supply of FRESH MEDICINES
&C. &c. Among Which are the following VIZ:
0Obottles bestGastor Oil, all sizes; 2bottles
common Castor Oil; 1000 his Glauber salts ;
lo00lbs. Epson Salts 80 lbs CIiomcl so lbs
Jalap; 50 lbs. Rhubarb 90 lbs Borax; so lbs.
Camphor 300 lbs. Cream Tartar 90 lbs Ii.
quorice p lbs. Spanish Flies 80 lbs Alocs
20 lbs. Arrow Root (superior) 500 lbs. Lamp
Black E; oolbs. Gum Copal 80 lbs Magne sia
% los. Caiclned MAGNETISM 30 lbs. Super. Carb
Soda; 30 lbs. Tartaric Acid so los Rochelle
Salts 2o0lb Gum Shel-Lac 50 lbs Cum
Arabic 500 lbs. Salt Petre; 300 lbs Aqua I OF.
It's; 500 lbs, Roll Sulphur 100 lbs, Flowers
Sulphur 20 lbs Sponge, fine and coarse 81
lbs CASTLE Soap; 100 lbs. Verdigris 81 lbs
Assafptda % lbs. Opium 80 pots Nerdigris
in oil 25 lbs. Salt of Tartar; 3oO lbs. Pearl Ash
loo lbs. Candies 10 los. Isnglass; boxes
English Mustard 30 bottles Stewards and Hen
~ 5 Calcined Magnesia - lbs Gum Myrrh
8 sets Surgeons Pocket Instruments loO lbs
Fresh Tamarinds; 80 lbs. Balls. Copaiva 30 lbs
Cinnamon; 50 gross assorted Walls 100 gross
Vial Bottle, and Demijohn Corks Japan and
Copa tarnsh; Male Fern; 'Os-Scpia; Ia
pers Morphine (ort the active principle of OPP
um) Soda and Seidlitz Powders; a large as
sortment of Pants, dry aud in Oil; a large as,
sorlment of PANT and other Brushes an exten-
! sive supply of Surgeons Instruments; all the
Patent Medicines nov in Use ; superb coliec.
ton offancy soaps large supply Of Lamp
and Linseed Oil Waters; a great variety OF
Oils and other preparations for the II air an ele
giant assortment Of Fancy and Plain Snuff Box
es great variety of Fancy & Cut-Glass Smell.
ing Bottles; Meads andJamcs' Pills for Dyspcp.
STA or Indigestion; Attlidge's Tncture for Dys
pepsia; avery extensive supply of Segars, of all
qualities; large supply Of Smns all the new
articles lately introduced into the practice Of
Medicine; Shop Furniture of every description
old Port, Madeira aud Claret Wines 50 lbs
Peruvian Bark, all kinds Strong Spirits Harris
horn Spirits Cinnamon; Spirits Ammonia
Silver Gold Leaf Bronze, various colors
Nitros and Sulphnrc Either, Orris Root, supe
rior quality; am excellent assortment of Jectf
! Brushes; Together with great variety of otbel
articles not mentioned. All Of which are offer
ed TO my friends, customers, physicians, mer
chants and the public, at the lowest prices and or
the most accommodating terms.
Howell DAVIES.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
EHEcuTWg nsrAerNrsr, Gro.
Secretafgof Uar.

hHitdgtffHt III ! n. 37AI'
Ordered that the Attorney and Solicitors ie-
neral of this State, in ever, instance OF complaint
made of the arrest Of any sulveYot. engaged ~
the survey in the lately acquired territory, ly a.
ny civil process, under tie authority Of the no
veinmcn' Of the United States, do take all ne
ccssary and legal measures 10 effect the lincri-
ton Of the person so arrested, aud To bring TO
Justice either by Indictment or otherwise, the
oficerr or parties concerned in such arrestltlon,
MS offenders against the laws and vIolators of che
peace aud personal security OF the public Officers
and citizens of this State. That they give pro.
fessona advice aud assistance in lhei defence
against any prosecution or action which may be
instituted against them rs officers IN the service
of the State, and that They promptly make
known to this Department theB acts aud dolng'
IN the premises. Ii Is moreover eHjoined on the
civil mag stratcs Of this 3tatc. having competent
jurisdiction Of the same, 10 be aiding aud assist
ing in uquiring into the cause Of every such AZ.
rest on detention as aforesaid, that lie person
may be discharged forthwith, ii legally or un-
Justly Detained aud in a1ording such redress TO
the aggricvcd or Injured party Us by law he may
be entitled TO receive
By the Governor, l.. II. fltkCt, Secy,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
" State Rights and Rights qfthc States."-Thi

" State Rights and Rights ofthe States. This
expression, which was used by Gen. Houston in
his toast at Washington on the 9Th of January
we pronounced 10 be a distinction without Il
difference" The Nashville Republican denies
the correctness OF criticism; because. it
Gays, that the term " State Rights refers TO the
States htdioiduniiy, and the term " kightsof the
States' to tho States cOHeciiteiy. " y second
Daniel" What rights, most sapient Sirs, has
one State, in its individual character, which all
have not in their collective {not tederate,) ca
pacity THE Ropdblioap, TOO soys, that IN ON
remarks on the late decision of Nashville
Judge, we mistook the principles Of the decision
d thereforerecomncn Us ,as being unacquan
ted thlcgal matters, the old proyerb, Nc s,lO,
Ultra crepidnm" Ii we made mistake, II orIgi
mated in the paper in which We noticed the para
graph, and not our own Interpretation Of the
leaned Judge decision, for that We never saw
However, we readily admit that We are not con
versant even with the a Il { of law, and bow
to the force of the proyerb. As we suppose tina
the Nashville Editors IRE lawyers, and as We are
sure they are not pollticians--we would advise
them to leave politics alone, and stick 10 the
bar. Ne antOr ultra erepidam' will apply a.
aptly to their politics as to our tar.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
MONTREAL, Jan. d


Singular circumstance. truth of the fol-
lowing extraordinary circumstance may be re-
lied on, as there are several gentlemen in town
VINO can testify TO its yeracity. A family of In
dams from the lake ofthe Two Mountains, du,
ring their hunting excursion last summer,
caught young Bear of about 2 weeks old a
Squaw OF the party determined to bring it up,
for which purpose she weaned her own child, a
boy about one year old and took the cub in its
place. The cub in short time, became very
fond of its adopted mother, and would search
her out from amongst a crowd; when rec0g-
hlzcd, he would search aud tease her until she
would give him access TO her breast. If he
thought he had been too long neglected Of re-
ceving food as her adopted sucking, he would
signify his wishes by laying hold of her breast
aud would growl and show his dispeasure if ia.
Ken away before his appetite had been thorough,
y satiatcd.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
CONSIST Of thc falloalnr ren,lemcn Nicsrt,

consist Of The following gentlemen Mcssrs
Garter, RYes of Campbell. Nelson, Williams,
patte,on oil Augusta, Mason If Frederick, aud
Ma0ac.
When the friends Of a Convention appealed
to the Legislature, they were told to go to Wor,
themselves. Being about to take this advice
they may expect 10 be called disorghnieers nnd
disturbet. 1fthc public tranquility.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

e. lNSOLVEST LAWS On Mon dav last
ne Judges of the Supreme Court delivered
ue't opinions on the very important question OF
me Coatde'onat ralidiiy Of The state h,soire NJ
haFS. The Nat. Intelligencer observes: The
SUBJECT was discussed by the learned Judges in
manner becoming lis interest and magnitude.
W, W. justice IRHMILE, Mr.. Justice THOMPSON,
M Justlcc JoHSscN and Mr.. Justice WASHING
az, N each delivered his own separate opinion.
C'iei Justice MARSHALL. delivered the Joint o.
,,n'on OF himself, and of Mr.. Justice STORY, and
H''uShcc D0yALL. or course we cannot re-
I'p''ula'e the heads of argument and grounds of
tt''S'on, embraced in these very elaborate OPT
.N anu, perhaps we NAV not be entirely
a1'"rulc IN stating their results. As we under
l 'he matter, however that result is-Ihat
.vNHiEFJusrIoE, and Judges Story and DU-
,,L are OF opinion, that State insoiyent laws,
F"'pof'Ing to discharge the contract are void,
Nv; ' imperative in all Courts, as well when APP
F'o 10 contracts entered into after the passage
a." laws, as TO those entered into before
passage; that the four other Judges are of
MI, o' ''at sue, Tvs when so applied, are not
,b,. 'u VOID TO all mtents and purposes, but
5ra ~ some purposes, and in some cases they
,, ''''o' As tar as we could collect, however,
tb". VI more Of these four Judges was of opinion
,n,o.oa 'n laws could not discharge contracts
.s,,J 'i'o ont OF the State where the law eS-
so,lI where the circumstances are such as 10
tn;,a, a creditor TO sue in the Courts OF the
renoo. 9'"'eS. We are not entirely certain, we
-r,aaH, '""t We have accurately described the
.i-oI,, ''Suh OF the whole case or that we en-
.o, nprehendcd il. lfhoweyer, our conerp.
result De right, the Court Gas so e
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
CoMMUNICATED.
McSvs Edi,ors--I read in yo,r papr, 9th,

Mcsvs Edi'ors.-I read in your papc, of,hc
oifebraarg last, the following problem.
Impressed 10 the Hehtlemen AtIthtnctlciaus and
MAJ, E,aiioaus; the pis.cse solution of which
was ego al during TINT mouth
4 add pmehnseda tract of hand containing
"'U acfes. at - per acfe. making 5000; each
PayHa % nall of tn purchase money; but !,
was agreed IA \ should pay 20 cents per acre
more than b--ll was eglired TO know exactly
how mach land each enc will hive
expected To haye zen the solution required,
IN one ofyonr subsequent papers, aud as | am
interested in division OF land somewhat similar
10 that contained IN the foregoing problem
hope that the gentlemen, professors of Maihr.
mates viii, during the present month, work il
aud publish ii IN youf paper.
A SUBSCRIBER.
March 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
Feb u.

SrA DJ ACKNOWLEDGMENT S. SHELTON
IA Intends opening School in the BRICK OF
fec, nearly opposite the Presbyterian Church,
and respectfully solicits share of the public pa
tronage. Hewili teach Orthography, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic. Geography and English
Grammar, for $il2; The Latin language aud
Mathematics, for Sl5 per session, which will
commence ON the 10Th INST and end on tbs 18th
of August next. Satisfactory tetinonals OF
competency aud conduct can be exhibited hp-
ply 10 Mr.. L. Fletcher
March D. 2tf0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
SrLENnln SCHEN,E

w prizes, amounting TO $4,000
Mode u Dfaeing, The numbers viii be put
in Que wheel nsunl. and in another will be p,,
The prize, above the Denomination of'rhree Dol
lars, aud the drawing To progress IN the usual
maluer.-lhe Z 800 prizes Of Three Dollars
viii lac awarded Ia high or low number 10 be
detefmiaedb BY that which may draw the prize OF
$1,000.
Low numbers ! to $500, inclusive.
High rulnhers 3,60l TO 1000 inclusive
A holder oftwo tickets, High and Low, must
of ncoessiiy draw one prize and may draw Two
Capital Prizes, also.
Whole Tickets - Liberal allowances
Halves >nado IN l,r,,o dosIa,,t
Quarters
II Orders by mail, post paid, or private con.
pevance. enclosing the cash or prize tckers in
an, of the lite drawn lotteries, viii meet the
same attention as on personal appl ication.
The above Lottery will 10 drawn under the
superiniendance Of the following gentlemen
Charles Nndne. John Williams u G. fmcer.
Edward renus, Joseph Cooper and Robot Roi
bertson N4lltL1sS
Nafch g.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
| Prize of 10000 nolls. Is 10000 Dnnnt.


Bf97 prizes, amounting 10 SOL NO
Mode Of Dsaring The nuinbslt viii b. pus
in one wheel ns usual and in aloinar wd be hi.7
The prizes above The denomination of Tine. IbT
In, aud III drawing to progress in the azaaa
manner The $500 prizes Of Three nVllafs
viii he awarded " . high OF low number, 10 be
determined by thai which MAJ draw the pli,. "
$1,000.
Low numbers / 10 $500, incusiyc
High numbers ., 5ol TO 1900, inclusive.
A holder oflwo uchcls High and Low, fnesl
ofneeessiiy draw one p,ze aud may drpR Iwo
Capital Pflzes also
Whole Tickets - Liberal alloweesr1
lioiyes 2 made tolmBc dea'Ata
Quarters ~
:, Orders by Mail post paid, on pfyaic ON.
yeyance, enclosing lhe cash OF prize tickets IN a.
nv ofthe late dln~n lotteries, will meet the salno
attention rs On personal application.
1hc above Lottery viii be drawn andcr the 81.
perinttndnner Of the following gentlenen -
Charles M.lndoc John Williams, r g Yancef.
Edward PeAud, Joseph Cooper aud Robert Eos
beItsun
AUG. LEFTWiCH
Jan ~. Managrr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
n. ATE ARRIVALS orNrw aud rushiouabl
Marcl6

n. ALE ARRIVALS orNrw aud Eushouabl
IL Goods among which are
Very superior piain bib Italian Lutcsttng
lpiaccs Imperial blk. shm
J >, kieb blk Florence silk
., do do. Mode
4 =, heavy erifa uidih Nanltiu Grape
% =, BIZ. and eolored Mandarin Robes
An assortment elegant Belt Ribbons
boz new style PLAID Ribbons
box thread Lace, in which great bargains
Will Dc offered, with otber goods al very reduced
prices. MCKEE ROBINSON a. 60.
Mareh5. TOO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
STATE CONVENTION.

Pursuant to a previous notice, meeting OF
the members of the Legislature friendly to a
Convention was held at the Capitol, on Tues
day The 2Sth ut. Mr.. Speaker Banks was call
ed to the Chair, andlAlr. Mason ofFrederick APP
pointed Secretary. Several propositions we're
made and discussed bet the meeting advurn-
ed without definitvely agreeing on any, having
adopted the following Resolution, offered by
Mr. Riyes, OF Campbell. THAT Coiumittce OF
seven be appointed 10 take under ther consider
alton the sdbject of this meeting, which Commit
tee were TO Report ON the ensuing iionday,
(yester!gp 1.-THE Com1uit.ee was ordered 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

Iofethef WIN mhny annII,f pri1oR Of COS 4H,
l0s 6e. &c.
Whole Tickets 80 On Quarters g. -
Halves 80
Il The Drawing Of thr oboyo Lotteries viii
be received ut Aliens Office Iynrbugg wbrre
all tickets can be examined and the cash "
always ready for prizes,
Tickets aud shares in the above Lotteries b.
b. had in the greatest variety Of numbers n, he
Truly fortunate office Of
IS. IL I1. ALE II NJ IL co.
Nnshinoton Civ March a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
HEAD QUARTERS,
Mitie3g,iiie, I'm Feb. 1897
nEIBIfR@

The Major Generals commanding the 9th and
It'll Divisions will Immediately issue orders 70
hold in readiness the several Regiments aud
Battalons within their respective commands to
repcl any hostile invasion of the territory of this
State. Depots Of arms aud ammunition central
to each Division will be Established in due time
BY the Commander in Chief
JOHN " A SANFORD,
Aid dc Canlp.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

~ Mr.. 4. y. johnson ID No. will appear
in our next paper. We should have published
it day but iot the impossibilily OF crowding /,
INTO our country paper.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

u The time OF Congress hts been principally
engrossed torthe last few days, in both Houses,
in rcgulating the principles of our British Colo
Mai Trade.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
the YOUNG
W1DISON

each the following places; al my Stable, In
Bedford county On the western road, about nine
miles below Liberty at Henry SrcvcnF shop,
on the turnpike toad, about Two miles above n.
London, aud al rncaf John roHrrs' shop, IN
Campbell county, about eight miles southeast Of
n. London. The scas0n will commence the lst
Of Aptll and expire the last Of July. The terms
and particulars will made known iu due time.
J ). LEFTWlCM
MarCh6 Il. tltCts6O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

ircIGII 4 LOW SY5ILW, adopted IN con.
- sequence Of us unryaled popularity,
Tie Splendid Drawing o(thc Virginia Eayigat-
ON Lottery. lsi class, will take place in Peters,
buzz On the / lth day Of April peyt, whsn the
following Grand Capitals viii be distributed to
adventures
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
mon md ION Sl,SJTu

"A DOTTED IN consequence of rs nnrivalb3
~ popularity VIRGINIA RAvIGATIOh
LOTTERY, First Glass, will be drawn IN Pcicrs
burg, on the lthof AprilneSt unde thu supslu-
tehdoncc Of toh,.iiissiouers, Al In Que day.
Highest Prlze 10000 Dollars. 3.
More p,izes than Blanks
SPLENDID SCHEME,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

Together with numerous smaller pi,4es Of lor,
&e. d
Whole tickets only 80 shares In proportions
A lew Lucky Numbers 10 be had by iunedt
ate applications ~ the LOTTERY \ Exchange o.
office of * NJ AELI.N 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
LOTTERIES
To be Drawn this MONTH !,

TOMORROW, The Drawing " IA
Grand State LOTTERY of Rhode Island.
CLASS No 10,
WIN certainly take pace in Providence, whst
the Whole sein,ge will be completed in n few
minutes.
tickets AT the low price Of Q DoDsrt.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
% 900 DOLLARS

The next Capital to be drawn this month.
Union Canal Lottci y--27th Class,
10 be DrnSn 2sth Instant. :
St'iIEML
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

NVSlRGINIA NAyIGATIoN LOTTFRY. !,
Y Cha5s--to be drawn upon the iiipn and
Low System.
10000 DolIers- Highest Prize 80
The drawing Of tbs Lottery viii take place in
Petersburg, on IL, It'll ofAprI. under the SUI
periutcudcnce y the Commissioners More
Priscs HaH Dianfst
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

9. q w. AIrnN 81 90.

Delay not to make duplication a, Head Quar-
tiers Tor the buclsy numbers. I'm the last scheme
Of the Virgins Literature Lottery, we were
compelled TO return both the capitals Of -, 900
aud - go, in consequence OF application hav-
ing been made Al tie wrong plaee--We now of
Ter prizes Of all denominations from $50, 200
down to ,he small sum Of 500.
CdIland make choice, at the Lucky Office Of
Feb. % SAM iLLEN & co.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

S,TEW A{HaV tLS.-D1tID g. ROBERT
y KYLE are now opening an additional
supply (receiyed List evening" of seasonablc
DRY Goods, consisting IN part OF superhnc Cloths
aud Cassineres splendid new style Collcoes /;
Countries; Diintica, &c. e,r.
M1rca 9.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

Besides inany Of 6s, q &c
The holder Oft" tickets IN this Lottery -
certain Of Mt lcnsl one prize aud nluy draw
three
Whole Tickets 80 90 Quarters 76 ,ts
Halves COL
For Sale " AIAlGaT
IrulN IurlEy 1IIieR
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

the euesios, that STATE DISCHARGES. where ,b
contract was nosterior TO the law are good ae
sainst creditors living in the State. bu, not
good against other creditors.
Leaiier St0rtiag .-Diedsuddcnly. ON MONDAY
Inst the 9th inst in the vicinity Of po,ts,ilIe.
Mount Carbon JOE WEBB, the Natty Bumpo.
otthe schnylkill Mountains Joe was hunier
tlis language, his manners, his hunting shirt
his rifle aud his faithful hound. 10 which he was
much attached, almost led one 10 belieys he sat
To the author ofthe Pioneers for the Interesting
picture Of the Leather Stocking Joe inhabited
for many years, rude cabin in the wild aud ro-
mantc defle, formed by the Sharp and Second
Mountains, remote from the habitation OF the
rest of his species, There he lived and there he
died. Though rough in his language and un.
couth in his exterior, he possessed much of the
milk OF human kindness in his composition and
Wli De remembered. Miners journal.
There is alady ntlRockaway Long Island, who
was married at the age OF Is vears-She is now
81 years old, and has had 10 fine children: II of
them are now living, and the eIdest chilk is but
ioyears and days younger than lis mother.
~ Y, Eng.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06
OOls!.I!I!!.n!!!'.iMaS

Loicry md Exchange O6its, No. ia, Market
street, BALTIMORE;
Where both the great capital prizes of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, were
obtained in the late Grand State Lotteries; and
where die HIGHEST CAPITAL of 10000
DolIARs in the last GIand State Lottery, was as
usual pad in Cash the moment it was presented;
and where more Capital prizes have bren obtain
ed than at any other Office in America.
u Orders from any parl of the United States,
either by mail (post paldl or private conveyance,
enclosing the Cash or Prize Tickets in any ofthc
Lotteries, will meet the same prompt and pune
tual attention as if on personal applications
lddfets 10 --
il COHEN, Jr g. BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
NJ COHEN'S =" Gazette s, Lottery Register
will be published Immediately after the drawing,
and viii contain the Official List of the Priest
will he forwarded grc'is, to all who purchase
their tickets at CCHEN'5 OFFICE, and who
signify their wish to receive it
baltimore, Feb %, 1877. tctiflGth M ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

TIE neal Lottery 20 D. dro7cp upon II
ODD and EVEN System,
Highest rrize-- 10 O0o DOLLARS
Maryiaad STATE LOttery,--10th Ciaae
The driving viii take place in Baltimefs. Ell
the 18th inst. without fail.
- ,,I.n,n
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

H.tO TIE PUBLIC.-The subscriber has re,
Gently commenced the Saddlng business
with Robert s. wilkins, at the stand occupied by
Wilkins Il Gregory, and opposite A. H. Norths
store We design keeping. general assortment
in our line Of business, and nope by our atteh-
ton to merit part of the public patronage,
MEDAD LYMAN
March, Q tc4t30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-03-06

SCTlcIiif
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-20
Mdrrtcn.

In this town, on Monday evening last, by
the Rev mr. Wheaton, mr. Nathaniel Greene
jr. OF East Greenwich, TO miss Mary Jane
Moore, daughter of the late col WA. Moore
of this place.
In Portsmouth, OH the 29,h hlt by the Rev
mr.. Ransom, mr. Pierce A. Faulkner To- mis-,
Ann Pierce, daughter ofmr Benjamin Pierce
all Of Portsmouth, On the 9th INST mr. Ma.
than ChGcc, of Somerset, (Nlass) To mis-.
Eleanor liall. daughter of mr. Parker Hall
OF Portsmouth.
SlicJ.
On Friday morning last, mr.. John Rodman
aged ~ years.
Vt the Asylum. 10Th inst mrs Alice Nor
riu, aged - years and u months.
On Pgudourc island, 7,h inst Samue
Prarcc, Esq aged "a years, father ofthc Hon
Dntcs j. rearce, Representative in Congress,
rom tais S,ato
In Taunton, 18th, John West, Esq. Presi
den, Of Taunton Bank
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1827-12-20
NEWPORT BANE.

~ Office is hereby given that on Wednes.
~ day, the second day OF January next, the
annual meeting of tho Stockholders of said
Bank. will be holden at their Banking house
at half past 2o'clock. p y Tor the election OF
Directors and transaction of such other busi
ness as may be considered necessary.
which time and place the Directors of the Il
| Insurance company will also be chosen and
the necessary business Of said company trans
acted.
Notice is likewise given, tina, on Tuesday
the first day of said January, the hnlfyearly
dividend will he paid to such persons as shall
appear hy the books of said Bank To bc Stock
holders on the 9th inst. per mder,
JOHN II. SNEARMAN, Cashier.
Newport, 18Th Dee. lrs1. 3w.