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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
DOMESTIC.
rFrom the N. Yarimes.l

!
CARIcArURE We have been much amused
with photographic calicature very neatly hitting
off the most important event of the day, Mr.
CLAWS and Gen. Jacksons controversy The
General in mtar, costume, booted and spur
red. is seated in n chair with his head thrown
back, and exhibiting wolul expression of coun-
tcnance. MOI unlike that OF toooth drnwee while
Mr. CLAY, with his knee planted on his patients
thigh, one hand graspng his occipul and thu o.
ther drawing at arms length a thread passing
throug pen for needle, Is deliberately sewing
mp the Generals mouth.--ihe expression given
10 Mr.. Clay is really fclieitoas for So coarse a
design---a combination ofhumnnr excited by the
ludcroIs situation Of the General a firmness Of
purpose thatrend'rs escape impossible, and a
skill and deiberation in he operation which can
on, be he result Of keen prac,icn aid The most
entire selfcon6dence. Ovr the figures is the
sign Plain Sewing done here and II mig {
be added strong sewing, and all lips mendcd
gratis for the poor General looks as If h wonl 1
never again attempt to open his lips though, N
his own sublime language, which by the way,
Mr.. James Buchanan cannot possibly recpllect
the earth should open and swallow up HIM and
Mt Clay, with all Mr.. CLAWS friends Below
!. the very apt motto from Hamlet;
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~ 7 ''N'7 W N
u Tickets and shares in the above Lottery
MAJ he had Al the Lnoky Office, Wheic has re.
crntly bcen sold several capital pri2es, and the
cash paid Al slshi would earnestly invite the
attention ot those disposed to embark on the
road 10 wealth, tohy few tickets IN the sIlen.
did scheme, You should not forget To call AZ For.
h"ts Home where there are parcels OF choice
and well selected numbers.
" Orders from any part ofthe United States
emcosi,.. the cash or ptize tickets will receive
due attention | addressed TO
ABRAM r. NORTH.
LynChbutg Va.
" Whole tickets S5--HaIyes s. 5o--qnar.
teis 81 20.
A. X, NORTH.
Jtt1y al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

sre'shed as human beings can he.-the outra.ts
OF society, sseperatcd aud degraded race. whasr
very touch Is rs pollution even II the chm cheS
they are required ia enter ht particular door
Prov Ted for their use and no one will even use
the : hoB mater" If they have dipped finger
laio II They are much affected with the gOifre
anu some are rendered very hideous Nv il and
= their complexions are cadayerous IN the ex-
treme, They supposed to he descendants o {
The Saraccns, and for ages have been kept IN
their degraded state by the successive aud cruel
preIudlces Of other persons who hardly respect
them as being of the human species.
In the new series of Highways aud Bye-ways
these People are particularly noticed
Court composed Of john Michel. ESQ Justice
of the Quorum, and two Freehoiders. vas con,e.
ned at the CITY Hail. Char eston. 5 {. on Satur-
day last. for the trial Of Hannah Elliot, free
person OF colour, and the three slaves Judy
sun, and SIMON, charged with harhoping two
children, the property of Miss Ann Bishop, for
two years and upwards. The prisoners were
found guilty and sentenced under the law Of
l7lo, 10 pay 10 currency, for the frst day
aud 90 shllng> currency for every successive
day oithe detention, amounting the Whole 20
$50 dollars for each OF the children, aud IN de
fault OF payment TO be sold at public sale
All the matter Of the third number OF the Ame
rican Quarterly Review is ready ior the psrss.
| and nearly the whole Off already printed The
man subjects III this number are, the Theory of
Ships {, Historical Romance NGuloCh's polt-
ical Economy the law OF Marriage aud ID.
yorce The Biography of Chatham; Thompson
Southern Africa Barring,on's Sketches of his
own Times German Literature Constitution
al law; Florida; Negro Slavery the Brush
| Colonial aud Navigation System.
| EXTRAORDINARY BlRTHS.--A lady, the
win OF Nj. John Kelly now residing IN Wolf
creek township Mercer Co Penn recently
/ from Ireland, has had jpr LIVING children at one
! birth Tn all died shortly after. Previous
! TO her leaving Ireland, this same lady had tiC0
at once aud ON her way hither, While in the
state al N. York SHE had also fre AT one birth
making, in all, ttceIre children, Within about
/ Is months ALL these bnths were premature,
! The lady aud her husband are healthy, fresh.
young looking people, and only two ears mar.
/ ried.
Cutii3r. The editor ofthe Delaware Watch.
man, IN his paper of the 18th August SAYS
=" The public are cautioned against receiving "a
dollar bills purporimg 10 Lac been issued by
the Branch Bank Of the United States at Middle
town. They are signed by Thomas Wilson
cashier, and n. Bdde president They have
various dates and numbers, letter 5. aud there
| appears 10 be- more red in the mixture OF the
! paper which gives on st view susprion, as
they differ from The genuine L. 5 Bank papern
this. The notes are well initiated and must de
ccive many
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

BDgraphy Of hf Sgne-s Of The Declaration
NJ hi nd,uce - 10 those possessing this in
res ing and valuable work, il must be desirable
u know who werr the authors of the various BIZ
oeraphies of which II onsiSts.-Ee have taken
pains 10 ascertain. and ave enabled TO give them.
That OF Jno. Hancock written by John
A ANS Samuel Adams, by n u Gilpin john
Adams. by L Inselso'i r. I Paine. by Alden
Bradford Elbridge Gerry, by II ID. Gilpin
Josiah Ba llett, by r. Walne, jr.; Nm. Whippe.
bv do. NJ Thornton, BY do. ). Hopkins by
do W Elery, by II D. Gpn; r. Sherman,
br Edward Everett; 5. Huntington, by Il.
Value, jc.; w Williams, by do; o. Wolcott
bv o. Wolcot w. Floyd bv Augustus Floyd
?. Livingston, bv De Witt Clinton + Lewis,
bv VI Lewis; Lewis Morris, by T.. Ingersoll ;
r. Stockton, by II. Stockton; John Wither-
spoon. by Aslhel Green F. Hopknson, by r.
Ppm Smith John Hart, by Y. Walne, jr. ; A.
Clarke, by do. K. Morris, by do. b. Rush, by
J. Sanderson b Franklin, by do. John Mon.
ton, by z. Walnr, ir. q. Cymer, by do ; Jas.
Smith, bv f. Engcrsoll G. Taylor. By II ID.
Gilpin J. Wilson by K. WaIne, jr. G. Ross,
by RI. d. GiIpn Caesar Rodney, by do. q
Read, nv - Read of Del. l. Mkean. by Il.
Wa'oe jr !; Samuel Chase, by E lng-rsoll; WIN.
Paca, nv do. 1hos. Stone, by do. c. Carroll.
by II. b. Latrobe, Geo. Wythe, by Thomas
Jefferson; r. II Lee, by r. II. Lee; Thomas
Jefferson, by IL. d. Gilpin Benz. Harrison, hy
do; Thomas Nelson, jr. by do. +. Lee, by X.
Walne, jr.; Carter BraVton, by Judge Broken
brough William Hooper by J. {. Hooper; Jo-
seph Heues, by Il. Ingcrsoll; John Penn, by
John Taylor, of y. C; Edward RufIedge, by
Arthur Middleton; Thomas Hayward, ir- by
Hamilton Arthur Middleton by II. NJ RutIedge
Burton Gwinnet, by aior II. NCall Lyman
Hall b. do; Geo. Walton, by do; Thomas
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
May stop hole 10 keep the Wind away.

Extract of letter from Key West dated Ju
w II. 1927 The Mexican banner is now Nv
ing in this harbor. on board one of the seven
vessels captured from the Spanish as a tender
TO the commodore's rigatc Liberlad
=" KY West Is at present very hcalthy-thf
Mexican flag wave, conspicuous in its harbor, 4
the commodore is gone TO Vera Cruz ii is thought
for the purpose OF bringing on more force to tins
station
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
Select Classical and English
School.

.TRlIE next Session ofthc sabsc,iber's School
- viii commence on Monday, Tia. ID Of Sep
temher, II the Masous Hall Scholars engaged
IN Classical studies will pay $50. aud those IN
the English branches, Sl5 pr session al iec
mouths. The patrons OF thrs schpo are respect
inlly assured thai every ezerton shall lac mad
To bring forward the youths entrusted 10 the sub.
scrlher's eare q, rapidly a. "a consistent with =
thorough comprehension ofthe subjects of their
study r. g. SMITH.
August 20. tricIvJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

9662 prizes o., ......a..... 4 $4,000
Subject the usuu deduction of fifteen per cent
u Ih- ash Tor the whole of he P,izes can
be had al 'oiiEA's OFFICE, the moment they
are ii avn.
Nhoie Tickets IS on Quarters 81 25
Halves 80 Eighihs ~
u Orders from anq part Of the United
5ates, either by mall iposl paid) OF private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prize Tick
els IN ANY Of the Lotteries will meet H.. same
prompt and ponetid attention as II on persona
application,
u dhheato
J. / COHEN, Jr 81 BROTHERS,
Baltimore.
Aup 10 f3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
From The Annapolis CmroMonian.

We are panied 10 learn that the venerable
Cherries Carroll Of Ca,ro'iton. is now suffering
undnr the severest pain, gathering having
made its appearance OH one Of his eyes which IS
feared viii prove fatal to the sight. We will be
joined, We sure, by every American, in the
hop that this only aud honorable remnant Of
thai baud Of worthies that sustained them in the
darkest hon. of our revolution, may again be re-
stored to mis- family in his former good health.
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To he Fditors ofhr pirginiaa-datcd

MoNrlcrll0, tGeo.J lsih August lS27
" The administration is inning friends rapidly
in Georgia, aud !, would not surprise me II Nr
Adams gets is vote. The controversy brlwcrn
Nj Clay and Gen jackson is opening The
eyes Oft the peope They begin 10 look upon
the subject N ITS pfope, light aud 10 see that tire
accusations made against The Prcsidcnfand MI
Clay, are false and malicious, intended by Jack.
son and his friends, for an eIccionerlug trick
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

The new novel of Sir Walter Scott entitled
the Chronicles ofthe Canoneatc, is N the press
and Will appear in London cmly IN Octobe,
About The same time, another work will he IS
sned BON the same hands, which isto be rnlled
Tales ola Grandfather, being a series III $40.
re, from the history Of Scotland, designed for
the authors grandson
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

Jacfson, Tea) 1ug,"t l4.-Died, on Mon
dav morning, at the residence Of the Editor of
this paper Mr.. JAMES GRAHAM, in the goth
year of his age, Formerly Of the neighborhood
Of Lvnchburg.) For HE last ten months he has
lived in orr family and in our confidence. On
his return Ton the LIST inSt) from trip to Ken
tucl,y he was quite iniisposed, aud had been for
some days---he gradually grew worse, aud not
wlthstanding his excellent constitution and tae
hest medical aid he sunk under accumulated
disease, in the prime Of life, sincerely regretted
~ all who knew him--for he was gentleman
OF fine mind, agreeable manners, and promised
to he extensively usetnl mn, vocation. He was
attended in his illness BY an aiiecio0ate brother,
who. together with hi parents aud several bro
theis aud sisters are left 20 lament his mcSpect-
Fl call from the busy scenes OF this life, 10 life
of eternal duration.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03
GaGarai
announcement of the Drawing

tonEF Of1iCE, III Al#flei strtet
baltimore, Anl oh 1927.
u We hayc the pleasure Ia announce thai The
dfaWins OF The
GRAND llli-kA TIE LOTTERY.
ofthe S'ate Of Mn land. viii take place in tie
CITY ol BALTIMORE. "n ednesday the lAh
OF oclohe,, aud viii be completed on that DIV.
- his Euurry is the most brilliant in the rn,,fI
saies, containing, besides The cnp,n5s Of %
Gpu DOLLS aud 10000 DOLLS 40 =ir,a tha,,
I'm puhes Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
taCh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

eni ball dog, to hay NJ ali vino dvsi to oppes.
h'smeaare' For Myseif," (i,ten to The Colo-
mel. how saliantly he laks.) " For myfeg As ]
ednnot hinb Of ffgida,ug NTH bruce Of pistols
IN my bsit, shall, in he erlR Of The si,et,on of
Gen. Jackson, reogn mn All ~ he Scaat,. a.
every indtFendeH a,d,fW haze 10 no, or riss
ms life aad honor Z - So said Col. Beuton
aud now Col. BENTON, t1reeHng (es patriot
should do,) The lotner deadly luminosity exist.
ing between himself and Jackson. is IN favor OF
eleeting his ancient and inplicahe enemy To
the Presidency. Is not The motive seen through
CLEARLY. Col Benton is trcd oil public lr IN the
tifsi place. lie has long ~ ishrd 10 iciirr from
lis st'iies and hear burnines but his consliiu.
cuts. (land souls y Ike the greasy mob OF Lon.
don will force him INTO service: he therefore
wishes Gen. Jackson elected. thai lac nav
"rfaga his seat in the Senate, and addace his
previous pledge 10 do 40 ashis justification BE.
sides, being penecably disposed gentleman he
DOES nui lilsa To lcGslalc however he miem like
To fighn with a" brace Of pstuls in ms bell, -
which hr thinks tand 50 do Ny will be necessa.
r, ifJaekSon should he elected President There
i something savaCc IN snch a course. and would
remind one Of the revolutionary seencs OF
! France, when the military ltamplri Mt will upon
the civil power Such ~ doubt. arr the secret
motives winch influence Col Bcnton 10 supnorr
Cen Jackson TO, the Presidency. We dare
swear the idea Of a. c'nbass, 10 foreign pow.
-. -. d
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[ ash for w heat.

<nHE highest Cash price viii be given for
Z Wheat, delivered at the Lynchbnre mills
SMITH a. BAGWELL.
AuOust 70 tets
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CaIlat Aliens Office for CASH /!
Dismal swamp Canal ottery,
Class Eieht.

81 Numbers Drawn Ballots.
10 be drawn ON the l2th lay ofeeptember next
SPLENDID SCHEME OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

Charleston, dug. IA Gold Mime has been
discovered in Union District, in this State, in
lie waters ofIyger river. The one IS said TO he
Of such extent as to afford employment TO 500
bands, at good wages. specimen of the Gold
ma been pronounced, by Or. Cooper, equal, IN
purity, to any he ever saw. \ company Is ex-
nrcted TO be formed, to work the dust II is as
serted that the members oftle company formed,
:, warl, the odd mines of North Carolina have
divided each 80 600
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

IT. We have M. Of" Algrrnon Sid, ey,n y.
GalnSt Gen Jackson, repuled 10 have been writ
.ohy Benjamin Watkins Leigh, ESQ which we
shall publish shortly.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-03

The Cagoise--A late traveller notices sin
eolar degraded People Of this name, who inhabit
tin valley Of Lieze, in a wild par. of the French
side of the Pyienees They appear 10 be as
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

xAlIE SUBSCRIBER. nj his sltnd. newt door
q to the i,rgininn Office, While he feels erote.
lul Tor the patronage h,aoHe ed upon him here.
toiurc, beRg leave TO inform his friends aud thu
public Ina, lac has lately received a very hand.
some supply Of i ncy JENELRY-amo1g
which IRE Pear jctt, Paste aud Fancy Pm.
Etr-riug-, Cord Reeds, Silver Spcelacles, pocls-
Il kn'es, { n-ed seals. hess Ring, and Slide.
Cut and Bip,yr eitss 'astors, -. a. all which
he will III III "a most moderate terms.
Al tledt II Jewelr} Watches, Ciocls. &c.
repaired IN the best manner aud upon the slutt.
est notice. lie hopes bY 4 sultt att ,in 10
business still uihcrit aud receive a shatt ol pub
nc patronage I'D Brown.
Feb. d. 100
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

YnuRsUANf TO The prosi-iau. Of Il deed Of
trust executed To u by Samuel Aathuuy
and Jordan Anthony, ion the security Of certain
debts therein mentioned, which decd Is dated
I'D March. 1919, aud has been rceo1 led IL tn
Offices ri the musings Court loi The town al
LynehbuTg, and III the county C"na OF camp.
bell, We will on the 10th day OF ebruary nrkt.
II fair, if moi the next far day, expose to stif, a.
public auction, olithc premises, mp Atoms To le
then made known. the iuIIo" ,ng real property
TWO hall acre Lots nenr the Republl AN Sprins
two hall acre Lots on Diamond HI, iouf halt
acre Lots On Franklin lidl, one smnll tract OF
Land. containing u acres, yitnata on the stage
TOAD aud bounded bv Jancs River, the lnnds
Of II 5. IHnchorn, and Mrs. Lynch, aud one
Other small tract with a smali wood house thcir.
on, continuing 10 acres, situate ON Nlnstona
Hill, aud IN view OF the town OF LYnelburg-
The tile to this properly Is believed to be good
but we will convey such onl, n is vested IN u.
; | lIAitkIsDN,
MlCAJAiI DAVIS r.
l.. IN NJ. EI.En
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u. ~ III ALLEN IL Go

VlRGiSfA Al Rule8 holden ~ thu clerk Office ollie
sspr Jpt cou1 o. Cfi1uteTy fof tle L. JcHbtfR dttflrt.
In bnl day Of November. ia2G. Grit B~afksdae. -
of J.hn Stunderfir decd Alien W. iluai und Susan
his T., john DAVID ON mud EllIaholh ha wife SUN
a T.. Lodge and Alny HE v lie. Thomn' Cook aud Dol
u m Wiz, and EsiutlY nrown. ris. egaiasi M
ui4u DrltiesI, Citrrs Drpletl, Jahh joins, Buriun
19iHf Lice Johns, suumlsrs Johns, simcon tabbs ana
saiis fus vile Ihena- Phillip and Pm. bs wife J'f.
Tlwsp md Lucy has VIII. Charles Thorn All kll7 =
trtn ms Hite, aud IohH sail md Martha hls wife, Dot
II. 1~rfendanrs John John 4 irfYn johns, No. joins
Shnndefa johns Simeon tUhbs Mud sally his wiic, Tho.
ma rilip- and Polls ne wiz, Jane 1harP and Lucy t5
VIII. Charles Tharp and Elizabeth ms WIFE, and 10Th
Nall and Martha M w3fe not having eHteIpd taeir e.
penFaure aud piyen ftcutty according % the act Of A saeia.
/ aud tie fules oi 1ns court and Il appearing ny at 5
EeIurf rtidencr tuat the are BptiaAabitlnts Ca tbis soun
tlf-if Is ordered, uiai the said dcferdaJudoRppen here
ON the FIRST day oftie nrgt trfm aud answer thf atigins.
ban md hll Of retHafotthe plaintiffs q Ithat o copy n
this orler ba iorehN IA Inserted ul zone ue4 pnper pm
'e8 un the 'oHu 81 tynclbnrE. fartEy months sut st5-
nrsfiv. mud posted AZ The ituuf tDar of ibo eodrthOrsc -
tA4 said town
a ~cory-Tssto,
~ Holm WINS q
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

Die conSequenceS-aud in a fit of
ir, he whlrled himself overheard.
antlme morning dawned--ihe taw-
nsel, being a swimmer, had roach.-
land, whence, after some hours.
rived among her astonished kin
The khauds, exasperated at
outrage, resolved on !
ng tall satisfaction. A large bo- !
lcd With deadly weapons, hasten- a
afwith to the Taum%hod encamp- 9
md demanded the head afAlLi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

n DVERTlSEMENT.- II wish To sell the
<G.A.. tract OF land on which ! live, containing
- uercs. On this tfhct the Improvements are
tolcrably good--it has on il q good mill with
Two pnir al stones, aud three Boulting Cloths
also another tracI containing - acres, adInin-
Ing the Que Oh which | reside-on this tract
there ~ IA good acw mili-both tracts arc in "A
healthy and rood neighbourhDol, aud lie with
in five miles ofthc Big Lick, aud four Of Salem,
On the South side 81 HE tpunoakc
JACOB GEiRST.
Feb. %. e3Ws2p
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TB1UBLIC SALE.-By virtue ola deed in
trust executed by James +. Quinn, 10 the
subscriber, dated the 10Th day OF November,
lS23,'.and duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the county court Of Pittsylvania, for certain pur-
poses therein specified, ! shall proceed to sell
on the 2jth day Of April next, on the premises,
TEN acres ofland with all its appurtennnces
thereunto belonging-on which there IS a good
dwelling house, kitchen aud meat house also,
an e~xcellcn, Tan-ya ard, consisting Of about 30
watts. a currying shop, beam house and lark
house, and several never filling springs ofex-
cellent water. This property is within a quarter
OF a mile Of the town OF Competition, IN the
county aforesaid. The titlc IS considered good,
but ! shall only convey such right as IS vested N
| me by virtue Of the deed IN trust aforesaid.
SIMEON QUINN, Trustee.
Feb. %. cSNta
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Unjust SALE.-By virtucofa deedoftus
Il executed by Gen joel Leiteiuh, and OF
record in the clerks Office OF bedford eounty.
We will proceed, on the 22d day Of Alnrch newt,
ifiair. II not the next far day, nj the residence
OF The sand LeltwIcl, 10 sell, by way OF public
auction, the following property, VIZ One tract
of Land on the north side Of Little Ohcr aud
the waters thereof, containing Three Hundred
Acres, more 81 less. Also, one othel iruct ON
Enoch', Creek. containing fouI Hundred and
siAt, five aud a half Acres, mnrr ~ less. One
othcl tract, containing Two Hundred aud Eigh-
~ Acres, more or less, adjoining The lands 81
John llullall and ot4e#s: aud alsp, one ether
tract of Land, situate ia the tnrk Of liltln OTTER,
aud bounded by laetwo otI ers5 contain nR On
lImdtcd and l"eaiy.siN Acres Also, the
Whole of his crop of tohac o. Tic terms 81
sale viii be lor the laud, 1nc-thmd n one
YEA from tde day ofsale. OF tn, 4 n I've Yeas,
and o%ne-ttird IN thee yaa3s-for IN" tobacco,
sA months credit viii be given the purchaser ~
purchasers giving bond "nh approved security
aud a decd oftrusl on tin linb purchased To sc.
carc tIc payments The htla 10 the land Is
conceived to be %indisputable, though, acting Is
trustees, such title only viii be made as is vested
IA tu IA. s44fH
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-02-23

VlRGtS1A At Rule holdan DO tho Clerks n1ior oft1r
Sup. fur Cont OF thancrry tur tho LynrilbhrR Dis
tari.Ilr Btl day Of November, 1870. Jnln s. Holt
pt. ogq,ust Uuyid ~aundrrs, sr1 udiu'r ofJnlIusS aGn-
dor. decd, and William Hon., d. fl.
The deicndant Wilhum Holt no. h8ying cntHro3 his
app arIuCe and given security according b. Tic at 81
Assembly, md the rules oftlIs court, ui u appearing NY
slisfatory evidence that be- Is rot an iH,abItnt of tts
ruuntrs-lt l. ordered, thli the said defendant do appear
hero on Tie first day ot tff HeNf fpfn aui answer The hii
ortr, piuaun. a t4nt a copy oithi, 1aItr be- for'hyth
Inserted ia SOM newspaper pointed mile te,t ii nI Lynch
burg, for iva ostis-lcses-tfely AND posted 1t the front
door Of the courthouse i1 the sald town
& L.ur- IT..
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NEW SPRING GooDs.

NhAbID q ROBERT KYLE, 10 addiiion TO
- then late supplies, hatc Just received an
extensive and well chosen a>sorlnieot If Staple
aud B tney Goods. Amongst winch are tie iol
lowing ~articlost
super. blue, black, and fancy cold Cloths and
Cassinrres
Superior black Grape Robes
DO do assorted
Nankln Robes. assorted
PLAIN black GIo-de-Nap excellent quality
l1gurcd do do
Do do assorted
Black Italian Sntestring and Mode
Satin, assorted
Grape Lees, ard Italian Grape, assorted
Man celet 5hswl, II new aud splendid article
Gau2e aud fancy silk iiht,ls.
Black aud cold Grape Shewls
superb Lace Cnpes
Iambonied Collars and Collarrts
Satin. Gause and Lutesuing bonnet Ribbons
GNmps, assorted
Insertion trimmings
ladi,s black and ~ hitc horst-skin Gloves
10 castor do
superior Thread Laees and Edging
Do Gylnp do
Bobinel trils, "A liobinet Lace
! Iurtoisc-st,cl tuck and side Conbs
limitation do do do
Fine Ivory Combs
superior Italian LntestIing trayatG
10 blaeh .ilk Velvet
Italian Sewing SIX, assorted
fine INlsi All S.laers1 Silk
Superb ]f.nglsh silk Rcstimgs
Grntlcmcu's Woodstock Gloves
DO Norway doe do
Black Le,nudnc DhliS
! ne black fig d Crasils
10. Suicenet do
Superior Bandauna, German. and flag pocket
fhks.
| White Damcstics. assorted
Callcoes. DC. Ne.
The above comprise a small portion Of the ut
ticlrs just purchased m New York aud fhlladcl
phiu. under the immediate inspection OF one q
the firm. They will be found, on inspection, 'e
be- Of sterling quality. and at prices tan belo"
what has hitherto been considered cheap -
In a few days n further supply will be received
Feb. D.