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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

10 the Grown, another TO the Judge, and the
third to the informer. The person i. tried and
condemned, but not permiued 10 make the
slightest defence.
From the Paris Constitutional, Sept Cd.
We have received letters from Constantine.
pie containing the following details more cor,
rectly than those given by the German journals:
Notwithstanding the bulletins to the contrary,
II is evident the Turks have had the worst Of it,
he people are murmuring. and The Dsrvses
roaring. 1t is apprchended that, as soon as
The sacred standard is raised, The Christ ians
will be all massacred.
All the ships in the harbor are equipped, O.
almos. so; and, for want Of sailors, every hing
found In the capital is crowded into them, not
excepting the cul hanes, sort Of Iazaroni accus.
toned to sleep on the hot ashes Of The public
baths. Sixteen batteries from the arsenal, and
several regiments, are sent towards the Balkan,
10 form body OF reserve, TO watch the enemy,
should they endearor to pass those mount aims
between Narna and Bourgas. In The S,anches,
or Little Balkan, will he placed The lines des-
tined to defend the wafer sources which sup.
ply the capital. On the Heespont side they
have resolved on putting Gailipol en- war
footing; and two PacEas swat 10 the DarGanelles,
are charged with the defence Of the castles.
The Sand ac OF the 40 churches is nlrusted
t" the Asiaic kurds, wi ose system Of operation
will be at Adrano?'e, Kafa, Dimotca. & Eski
Bahia, where ,heDivan forms considerable depo,s
and magazines. Here too The Grand Seignor in.
tends 10 proceed, after sending all the neccssa-
ny troops from HE capita! towards the Balkan.
There for the hrsf, and no doubt for the last
:ime, will the Prince OF the Faithful assemble
upwards of $4,000 men in arms. His head
quarters are TO De a, Tobatal Boursas. The
army Of poskewitch will probably concentrate
below the frontier of Armenia. 50 as to relieve
the important city Of Erzerum il necessary.
Several Councils were held as 10 whether
war should not be DECLARED agaiost France, on
The Sultan being informed Of the expedition
preparing 81 Tnulon, but The only resolution
come 10, was 20 send wo,d to oil the Pa has 10
be on their guard against the French.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
MN.

In Georgetown on the l0th instant, Captain VIII.
LIAM TNEOBALD OIFE TONE, in the 37th
year of his age formerly oflc~r !" the French Inn
periai Army lie shared with ether, his quota &c .ui-
fcring in the disastrous battle Of Lcpsic. Since the
second rcriotion of ,hc Hourhons he has resided in
this asylum Of oppressed humanity, mostly IN George
tom, where the niIdness and amahiliy OF his cha.
racter have converted each acquain into friend
4 most example Of fila, devotion and unostcn,a.
tous erudtion, he has left manuscript work, should
ever be published tha: will place his name high in
the rank of literature
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

How To MANAGE THINGS IN A COMMON CoUN-
Gil -Our Friends, Adams and Jal ksonmen will
be opposed 10 wonder at-the lengths to which
JlrksonIsm can even carry a Common Council,
esaec'a'iy a New-fork Council, whose mems
her, we Havc all along been It'd TO think thought
O. nothing but turtle and champagne:
Mr.. S'byil moved rhs, the Board proceed to
h' a2poloim'n' OF inspectors for the ensuing
e'r'n'", aud that they be chosen by ballot.
All Ireland said, he was surprised at the
motion; II was oprecedrnted. How, he asked,
'on'i a member Of distant ward, know the
M'ahls persons to be elected in another ward?
IL hoped there was nothing political in the
I'll Ion, aud that II would be Withdrawn.
VIZ, S'b'il said, If TIE gentleman was not
prepared to iurnlsh names for his ward, others
we're prepared for him. The gentleman had
'~'u' Ne hoped there was nothing political in
'ae mo inn, he svowed that there was. Gem
",men might as well be candid upon such SUBJ
SAnC ne therefore distinctly avowed, that
",.s was political obec, in the motion.
VI Palmer said, il the motion prevailed, he
''pea The thirteenth Ward would be excepted
o'iIot There was no necessity for go
w. mo ballot for TIE Inspectors Of that
"u' In The highest of our former political
>4'"emrnts be had never heard Of such an eX>
r,u'Nary course as This.
w., oeSsns SAID, that the course proposed
Ne. unusual and extraordinary. II has always
ho"e practice Tor the repre- sentatives from
Go, "Sas 10 nominate, and The Board to sanc-
!, :. 49,. AND there is proprie,y in so doing, for
. Is win difficulty that suitable men can be OBJ
,., to take this iIksome duty upon them
,,,;. "e course has beer, that before the day
,m.,s s 'o' me appointment, Of Inspectors, the
hon, .uI and Assistants of the wards, to go "a
vim ,a anu Oy personal enquiries. 10 ascertain VIII
''"'SE' 10 serve. And certainly, after tho
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

FLouR.-We learn from the interior that the
rise of -four and grain, has given fresh snrinr
to industry, and revived the droopus spirits Of
many a farmer, whose richly s;or, d barns were
previously looked upon as little more Than evi,
derces Of proftless husbandry. Flour in this
city is brisk a, 81 per barrel. We hope the
prices will continue. Meantime we can assure
our southern neighbors that they may dismiss
their apprehensions about The operation of the
Tariff upon the woollens calculated for their
consumption, as The prices are actually lower
now than they were before the passage of the
Tariff N. Y. Com. .Adv. Oct. 9.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

PENNsYLvANIA-The editor of the Wes.ches.
ter, penn Village Record, speaking Of the
late loo al elections in that state says--"So far
as particulars are known, the ADMINISTRATION
ticket, we believe, prevailed in every instance,
where there was reason TO hope for such re.
suit, and, in some, where the Jackson men were
confident of success" After giving returns
from several places, Mr.. Miner adds SO far,
truly, the prospects in This county, are bright
er than we had, in the momeot Of most elevated
hope, venrured to cherish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
land For Sale,

IN Thursday the 3Oth day Gf October next, at
~ Catts's Tavern, West End-thc subscriber will
offer for sale at public auction, a Tract Of Land
Uolftrsp Run, near Fairfax old Court house. contain.
ing SOY acres or about that quantity. Sale ~ o.
clock IL noon. Terms Cash
The above sale will be made under deco Of trust
from Thomas Janney and John ID. Brown to the sub.
scriber.
sept 3o-dts r. I. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

C.n J,ckson's extreme ignorance should
s,.- ne horne in mind. Our readers ,ecollect
"a, ro's u Mr. Force, containing 50 much "a
Don't ,-cre, ass>ssihs, and Jena! charEcier, Sc.
4 correspondent Of he Knoxville Enquirer fur
rI,hs, 7pccimcns Of The photography Of another
lrer from the Hrro:-"GozZen" for dozen;
"dEtIse" fnr diff4sc; "secre,E' for secrel-the
i.,l Of which exactly corresponds with the orr
,hogr ply Of the note 10 the EDITOR Of the
National Jonrnal; aud thus establishes eoinci
Gsae: the force of Which is not to be resisted"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

Advices from MARTINIQUE were received at
Northampton county. tVa) on Sunday last,
which stated that Corn was selling at "a Der
-four barrel-it had been sold at IS IS cents
barrel, preyious to the departure Of he schooner
Catharine, which arrived there on iha, day,
from Martinique. Norfolk Beacon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

A econ nNE.-Wi'h as good a grace,-says
the Nwginra Free Prcss,-might the Devil call
ior one days devotion to the cause Of morality
Il, Thomas Richie for cone day
70 our Country aud her Constitution"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
To Rent.
First lotteries to be Drawn!

Connecticut State Lottery, Class 2,
VIII draw on THIS D7H 18th instant Highest
prize $1,000. Tickets !Srhalvesl So quartcrs75 cts
~ Y. Consolidated Lottery, No. ID,
To be drawn on I'nurd0g l6M Uc'ober. Highest prize
I?,5vO Tickets :6, halves 3, quarters !, eigths75
Virginia State Lottery, 18th Class,
TO be drawn on the 2ld Oc'ober Highest prize
200 Tickets 81, halves :, quarters ,eghths So
Union Canal Lottery, No. l9,
Will draw at Philadelphia on the 27h October High
est prize s25 COOS Tickets $40, halves s. quarters =
Maryland State Lottery, No. 6,
First sub scheme will be drawn in Baltimore 22d inst.
Highest prize $4,000. tickets S, halves =, quar-
tiers To be had, N either Of the above lotteries. m
HUMN.X'S
Lofiery and Exchange r.gfce, Hhrandria
Drawn numbers in the Grand State Lottery No. 60
l6-l g so % 5
Pennsylvania, Union Canal Lottery. No. l2.-
S; 10 IA SO 10 IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
AUCTIONS
This Day. at 8 o'clock

Ills Day, at . o CLOCK,
Will be sold at auction Stoe corner of King and ST
Asaph streets,
handsome well finished bird gun, with pIatin
bush and bands
sets dining tables small do do; dressing do
/ sIleboard; clock
desk; clothes case, with drawers
4 dozen chairs; easy ditto
Bedsteads and suHdry other articles Of household
and kitchen furniture, &c. sc.
Also, about or 500 lbs. Of damaged cheese.
oct Is GEO WHITE, auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

n, Warm intends opening the Washing
, ,be.r,e for five nights, having made en-
.,..m.o,s with Mr.. Cooper, Mr.. Sloman, and
- Mrs Slomsn. Mr.. Cooper appears as Mr..
p.,.,Iy in the Gomesrer, 10 night.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
NFr,sx. AN-D8lAa
,en,v MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1923,

40, often that we speak of the commu-
,sa. If our correspondents; but A CITIZEN
III 80 much that pl5ases US, that we must
- rangers, as well as our fellow 'o""sme"'
mis- remarks in to-day's paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

Mr. Rowan, Of Kentucky, ii will be reco'lect-
e., denied, IL a letter to his frisad, Duff Green,
tie barge oChis having said shat !! Mr. Adams
should be r,,el,c,cd, the nexl Congress would
e ,he las, that would ever sit in the United
SAFES" Three respectable gentlemen testify
,ha, they were pres ntat the con' ersa,on when
his remark WIS made, aud HEARD IT MADE
Mr.. Stevenson and MIR. Rowan are now placed
IN similar prcdic m,n;s How they must sym
o9;hi,c ": n each other
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

r,. sie,d, Of Civil and Religious Liberty in
metric, Of Columbia are reminded that
~ inc will rake place this cay, the 18th in"
,.., =, / o'clock, p. NJ. at the City Hall IN
Washington.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

TIP. Moore, who, in 1924, declared that she
,aought the Safe Of Tennessee disgraced by
Ringing out Andrew Jackson" and who said
Il w,li not say watch Of the candidates shall
voc lor, but I'll BE- damned if vote for Jack
san" i, now high in the favor Of the Hesoites,
and ", b en- elevated to the post Of Frank Mas
,rr General . the beauties Of the consistency
Is Jrlsoui>m.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers TN The first day
"a Of August last, negro man by u. ZANE oi
SIN sometimes calls himself BOB. The SAID ne
gro is nf black complexion, ahou, wenty four years
old, height not re collected He will lie ess! lnowD
from the fact that all IL, E'sers from tie lett LaIC
arc cut OF; ard, upon clio. inspection, acar viii b.
tempt TO make his way towards Mary land, - he was
lately from the Jail Chariottsvii!,. Virgins lie
may try make for the Ohio. We will pay The obosc
reward of % dollars to an! person who will .dge ir
Jail so that got him .ran.
OVERLY SANDERS. j. p
Pootin CLAM Corn'V. ". S,r'. i-22 -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

Fenlalrs on the east OF the Alexandria and Washing
ton iurnpikr road, near Aiexandra, the following
property, viz
fSs,A The House and Lot at the intersec-
HTT ton of Washing ton and Oronoko streets, for
Hss1 merly occupied by "Is Mary FeEda!l.
49, Also,
y Lot on the moth side OF Princess. street
beginning the centre Of the square between Fayettc
and Payne streets, and running on Princess to Payne
ttr,et thence north Payne street los feet inches
then east and parallel Prince ssreet 10 the centre u
he square, then south TO the beginning.
Also n IT, of Ground Tying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing about four acres, lately in possession Of Mrs
Mary Fendal. and which is numbered lot No 8, on
plu, of VIM s Moore, land. formerly Naharie Pen
die ons and which pat is recorded in the Clerks Of
Zee Of the county o. .2lcNahdria
Also, a Piece o, Parcel Of Land, lying near
the town Of Alexandra, which was formerly rurchas-
ed by Philip Richard rends from DIR. Elisha e. Dick,
containing about IS acres.
Terms Gf sale fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments in ore, two, and three Years, to be
secured by approved negotiable notes, together with
deed of trust Upon the property.
ROBEp! 7 TAYLOR, } ,.,
THOMSON T. MASON,
20-tNS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

N.i,ri,y Tor Mr., Johns, 4l9 votes.
Too-.huds of The Legislature Of the State
..e friendly to tie Administration. So that
~, vote Of Delaware is certain for Mr.. Adams,
No.h said Delaware, though small, has hear,
biz enough for continent" We agree with
him. Ja.,,oai,m is defunct here, saws the
Dl,wsg, Advertiser. Peace TO is ashes, We
var not wr,h the dead.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

The returns from AliCshany County, Md
published SATURDAY., were Incomplete we nave
50, 20 hear from i, dccisiv'lY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
ErtrGct cta letter dated

send you this day a few lines, enclosing
copy of the Decree lately issued by Congress,
respec ting Flour aud other articles Of shipment
from the u States this way. forwarded such
a letter TO GnayaiuiI; from thence it would
reach you via Panama, and hope it may have
quick passage on account Of the important
information ii contains"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
From the Baltimore .8uerran.
FROM LIMA-COM MERCIALLY IMPOR

The brig Elizabeth, Capt. Snow, arrived at
tae quaran'ins ground las, night from CalIao
We have detained our press, notwithstanding
the la,eness Of the hour, for shc purpose Of in
serting the following letter and Impor; ant Com
mercial Decree, enacted by the Congress Of
Peru on the lth of jane last
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
THE CONGRESS OF PERU


Considering, that all young States should pre-.
serve and maintain the productions which
they possess, in preference to all others
DECREE.
AIT. Isl. That the foreign importatons of
all those articles which, by the presen, regula
ton, pay 80 per cent. duty, shall, within ten
months for the states Of Europe aud months
for those Of America, counting from the date
Of the PRONUNCIATION Of this law, be entirely
prohibited.
Art. Cd. Within the same time and term
as the above, will also be prohibited The foreign
importation of all kinds, wine, rasins, -four,
butter and esculents Of whatever denomination.
Given in the Hall of Congress, Lima June
llih, 1925, and promulgated on the Sta
Of same month
articles subject 10 90 per cent. duty.-Brandy
Of all kinds; Soap, Has Of all kinds; ready
made Clothing, Bou's and Shoes; Powder,
Sulphur and Saltpetrc; Sugar, Tobacco, Sweet
Oil and Lard: rocuyas. or White aud Brown
Cottons; Coarse Cloths, similar to the Bay
et;cs or Bazes of the country; Tanned Leather
or Skins; Saddles and all kinds of Saddlery,
Horse Shoes; Wax and rallow Candles; Ta-
bles Sofas, Bureaus, Chairs, Coaches, Coiezes
ant, Bedsreads; Sannahs, Battas, Madapolans,
and all other Cotton Goods, Viii b In class or
qualify are con- parable with the Iocuyos of
North America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
Vonnecticut State lluttery

COMNectlcWt St0tG linttery,
Extra Cl.s No 3 for the benefit of the Retreat for
the Insane, will be drawn IN Hartford on Monday 18Th
October 81 numbers-3 drawn ballots. Highest
prze s. OOO Tickets 8, halves 81; quarters - cts
,New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No H. for 1923, to be drawn in the City OF New
York on Thursday Octoberl6 Highest prize sl2'ooo
Tickets so, hal, cs 5, quarters 5O-For sale at
;. Il. SNIf1Tl'S
oc,l1 Lottery Office, loyal street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
DELAWARE.

TIC following aie :he returns from all the
:..nes in The Stat;
Nh. Ban ard. Mr.. Johns
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13

Under the authority OF deed of trust 10 the sub
u scribers, will be sold public auction, on Mon
day, the third OF No. eubcr next, at the farm, late Mrs.
fenall's, the OF the Alexandria and Washing
ton turnpike road, near Aiexandra, the following
property, viz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-13
Postponed Sale

GEO. WHITE. auc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

will have no interest afosf-THHr which IL
maveeble. but all will then be tsrntaf,Bf
ADD fixed. Such restriction would H. n.re
CON Isteui with somt OF their arguments a.
favor oi thu present syFtf'~, and would not
be more odtous H. prinrTit. Another afgu-
nlent used Hgnini Tie extension II The right 81
suffrage il. thai II evers prrson-='teR, rug
and bubiall' were hllowcdto vote onr elre-
uons would become ton Iiotous and undigni.
he'd. | have attended elections a. other
states, IN which this riRhi : much moie rene-
rel, and with all my attachment for ny uafivr
stale. could not help rrmarlifg how much
more urdtrlN those rlertItns we're thnn fba
scenes which hnd Witnessed on evnry sncl,
oeeason IN lfrinrn. These, rs well ~ the
accounts We receive the riots and cofrup.
ton among the voters ut an English election.
ptrve thai tn possession oi a iee ncree o.
hand does not puiliy the morm- 10 thu eNtt /
winch souie Imagine. l. IS matter Of curius.
its ~ well rs al modification that the eonsti
futon Of tue oil the moubrfhlrs 81 EUROPE l.
more favorable 10 popular rielhs, hy giving
greater extension 10 tive elective irpnlhiNr
hnn thai II the commonwealth o. IHgiain.
Under the constitution al he pravinee al Bq.
den, published the cpd oi hlRrrt. Iele. rvet,
individual oi mature nge ~ entitled 10 Notr IN
the ehntCe Of deputies. ! shall notundenake
10 polni oul anu lay dow any system ~ sui
lrRgr--l leave that tor wiser heads. But in
conclusion ofihis branch oil The subject |
w,ll "oiy remark, that, IN order 10 max uut
constitution slr,cJii democratic, II j. not ne
cessAry TINT The firht oi suffrage should be u.
nirtrsat lhose prrsous who Cnnnot from
their pecnlar situation, hive my choirc OF
then own, IL consequence OF heinf naturally
under the control OF another, should uot br
allowed ~ exercise any such II. mnrtird w
men and slnvee NeHhcr should this right he
extended 10 any females or 10 minors-=be
cause. III the tofWe' Sase, jeiiCacY should
torhidtheir INTERVENING in thu crowds NJ elee
tons mud. in the latter because, tnllho sonr
persons atia'Uto mntnr,iy of judgment sooner
Than oihers,) II is necessary Ia have some
general rule 10 determine III what Hec per.
son Is capable oil mental discretion. chn
conceive Of ~ good rensor why all other
persons should not br allowed 10 vote in iha,
county ,n which they have mustered and paid
tax for t"rive months CARTWRIGHT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
Prom an oid MtWspnptrl
PEIIMPER

Remington, " December -, l77l,
=" A very odd event happened ihtely IN our
neghborhood viz AIR Zebnon Stanhope
a farmer, living about five miles T.. BY \.
oil THIS tow ushlp, having trained couple Of
large bears, to The plough aud other services,
clapped them before his sled last week with
twenty chipples of wheat for the New CITY,
they drew extremely we'll for four mllesand a
haf when tie halter of the neur hear Civ
ng way, the burner SCI abou' repairing II {,
bnt whilst be was thus rmplnytd tine inhu-
man beast seized him, tore oil both his leg :.
JUS above the knce joints, and ran away Wnh
the sled. Being nneommonly Sreng IA The
Jaws aud arms, be took his iegs IN HI mouth,
and himself up bv the srat q hts hTeeChee,
aud carried all home IN less than ten minutes
lie inn iiuely Dispatched his eldest SON tor
Dnrtor Co-tlSe, who came before the legs
wcfr cold aud put them OF and Nr Stau-
kope is (the fifth day since bis leg were torn
pif) able to walk about without crulches. In
The hurry 10 put on the legs, they were al.
hched Ia the wrong thighs Mr.. Stanhope
ays, thai he experiences lirile br no inrouYe.
u enre from it and does not believe lac wouIa
h I'VE found il out, had not his wife while cut
ting his toe nails few days since told min
hat she never noticed before his big toe,
we're on the outside of his feet.
Messengers were dispatched to took Tor the
sled cargo and two days being spent in
fr ltles- search, they wer, gwen up rlosi--
But en- the third at noon the noise of a ear.
rage was heard oear tho house, aud young
Cad Sanhope jumped npto see who was
conn 2; whcn--beholj TO his great aston
ishment, II proved 10 be the bears drawing
the sled into the barn with no earthly thing
IN i, except four large hears and three cub.
The lid, aud two men that happened 10 he in
thu house ran ntmbIy and shutting the door,
with long gun, shot them all through ere
vice"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

u All the Prizes in a wheel and all the mum
bers in another Al once-Ghe whole Scheme 10 he
drawn in ONE DAY and the whole amount OF
Prizes may be had, soon as drawn.
Price Of Tickets 80 90 Quarters rs
Halves, | 50
4 = The 1000 Prizes OF SO to be awarded TO
the first sccond or third division 10 be determn-
ed by that which may draw the capital prize Of
$1,000 so thar a holder Of three numbers, one
Of which shallbc in each division is certain to-
draw one prizr and NAV draw -Four.
The CAPITAL Prize OF : 10000 to be paid in
part by 1000 Tickets Is now scaled up Il deposit
ed N the Bank OF Virginia at Richmond, and sub
iect TO the control OF the holder of the ticket.
I he prize Of $1,000 to be paid in pal by a
package of 500 tickets is deposited IN like man
ner.
~ Terms-f or packages not less so tickets,
scheme price, for approved notes, payable fiji
teen day after the drawing, without interest.
Orders by mail meet the same attention
given TO personal application.
AUG LEFIWICH. Manager.
March ,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27
INDIAN SARCASM.

Truths APT to btcome hackneyed and per
haps it is for this reason, thai the dishonesty OF
LAWYERS, and the vanity of women, have long
been considered subjects too trIte for the eXer-
else OF legitimate wit. The following reply Of
an old Penubscot Chief has. however the charm
OF navete about IL saw him in company
with fine looking nephew, whose CANDY trap.
pings contrasted strongly with the ragged and
rusty apparel of his uncle. Why don't you
wear ribbons and beads r. said Me - rN-
claimed the astonished old man. "Nhat for me
wear ribbons and beads Me no toaHt to catch
EN- SQuaiptp
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-27

AT court Of Husinrs held for Incorporation of yneh-
burg at the courtbange. on the 9TH day Of february
1893. Chifwril nahney, pit. arninft Robert Scott.
Samuel Garland md Henry r Early Dcfts. In chan
Gerry.
Tho defendant r ebert Scott not having entered hi,
appearance and given security according 10 Tho net Of
Assembly and thu Rules Of this carf and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence tha he is an iHhahnn OF
THE country it ordered that fhe said defendant DO APP
pcnr here the first day Of June court neN and answer
the bill of tho plaintiff mud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN tone newspaper published IN the
town II Lyuchbmg. for two months aiceossive y ans
posted heftant door NJ the courthouse IN the saio
town court day. copy-Trstr -
40 JAMES BENAGH, elk.