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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16
GREECE.

There is little news OF interest from Greece.
An article from Malta, say a conspiracy
las been discovered among the Greel, troops.
sent by Count Capa ID lshias to occupy Cara
busa the object of this conspiracy was to mas
sacre the English aud French VINO were with
them. Slr Thoma Stains has caused the guii-
" to be arrested aud thrown into prison, where
great quantity Of goods, the produce OF piracy,
has been discovered.
Legborn, 4prii lS.-The news which we re-
ceiyed by way OF Egyp' ofthe actual situation
of Greece are very different from those puhi,sh
e1 by The European Journals but THEN Mus.
snlinan origin renders them liable TO suspicion
According to these Tnrco-Egyptlan accounts
the most complete anarchy prevails among the
Greeks, and the President, fan from being o.
beyed would be exposed to the greatest dangers
but for the presence of the men-ol-war belong
Jug to the Allies The want If money. in par
ticular is saidtn cause his great embarrassment
Brussels papers state that the Lord Iet
Commissioner of the lonian Isles has declared
the harhonrs ofNavalm aud Modon in slate .
blockade.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

Richmond Jnne l0.--Chmcellor Taylor com
menced hls Court IN this city, on Friday last
We lament 10 learn that he is still indisposcd-
and that he will probably adjourn his Couu q
bout Thursday next Comnjtet.
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DOMESTIC ISrELIItENC ~.
RIGA


The brig Doris, Matthews. AT New York from
ST. Barts and the Coast OF Africa, brings the FOL
loving intelligence copied from the Journal oi
Commerce -
Captain VI. states that the Colony OF Messura-
do was ia very prosperous condition. J. Ash.
muo, + e. coionist aud United States Agent
came our passenger WITH Capt. M. as far AS ST
Bars. llc Is returning u this country tor the
benefit of his health, WINCH much improved
by the voVage. He had Determined 10 Try the
benefit o the " 81 lndA air for few weeks.
Tie markets n 81 Barts were extremely
duh Cor all American produce. Flour. uomlnal
50 3-1
The Bueuos Ayrean brig Oriental, II. w Cot
terall. tsq, commander (inrmerly the Saranar
Of Bnltimo J Oh her way 10 Cape Measurable,
to water, 1oa,ded on the 22d January off Cape
Mount, the Spanish brig Vaador: this vessel
cleared from Baltimore ia November, AZ was af.
Grncd, tor lhr Cape de Verd Islands, but os en-
slhly for the coast of Africa, where she arrived
IA safety. nd landed her cargo at Galinas, at
ter VIII ch she proceeded 10 one of tho Cape de
Verd Islands where she increased her supply
Of provisions and water aud mt the time Of her
being boarded bt the Oriental. was, no, doubt,
on her way TO Galinas TO receive Oh board her
cargo Of slaves. II will be tecollected that This
u the sumo brig that was run on hoard the Qua
temala Packet, and Notwithstanding she was
the Oriental came up with her IN three hours, al
though al the commencement of the chase she
was full ten miles distant.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-16

Joseph Gaies Esq. Senior Editor Of the Ma
tional InIe'ligeneer. has been reelected Mavo,
of Washington City, by an almost unanimous
vote
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We are sorry 10 learn, by a gentleman from
Albany, that the beautiful vases which the mei-
chants OF Pearl Street presented to his Excellen-
cy De Wfrr GLSrpp, and which cost, We believe,
more than three thousand dollars. we're yestpr-
day sold AT auction by the Sheriff for the sum of
SIX hurdr. dollars. The purchaser was Antho-
ny Blanchard, Esq who, II is understood will
restore them 10 the family. upon receiving the
same amount he pad for them.
/ " Y Toltr oT Conn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-27
C0NSrANIiNOPLE

This city 10 IN lis circumference about 10
ar II miles lis population amounts ia abon'
100000 souls, OF whom 20o,Nl0 are Turks,
the residue are Greeks. Jews, Armenian. AID
Franks. Who carry on The commerce al lhr
city. There are 30 pnhliG libraries, some oi
which contain 1000 volumes also oI6 semi
n4ries OF learning, aud 1850 primary SCHOOL,.
The Christians have Their patriarchal church,
ant - others. Tue Asneniaus have an A.
clubishop aud three churches. The Roman
Catholics have Sly convsnts and The Jews Sc
verai synago9uFs. CoHstantinopie stands on
a point formed by the Proponlis or Saa OF
Aarmora 1l the South, and the harhor called
the Golden Horn On the North East, comman
ling the opposite Asiaiic Shore /; the Bospho-
quarter wide. Tie lRrbor is secure and "a
pacious, 800 yards wide at the entrance, aud
extending 5avcn miles into the land. By
shutting mp the straits Of the Bu,phoruste TIE
north Of the city, aud Of The lIeilrspnnt South
West of the Propontls, Couslantinople IS ren-
dered secure from II naval attack and the ap.
proach On the side of ille. cuntinnet Is snail
in extent, and easy OF defence. Perhaps there
is not in tue world u situation tor p city, equal
Tor beauty, safety, and commercial adVBnla'
yes, Ia that Of C0nslantinnpit. lhe crescent
Was adopted hV the Turks as their sYtnbol
after they had taken Con,tanlInople. II wis
the symbol oil by1antium from remote H%ntiGni-
ty, AS anpsars 10y medals strucA tGUru II honor
OF the Roman Cmperors.
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ANNUAL CONSUMPII0N OF THE CITY
or LONDON.

The number of Oxen annually concumedi ia
London has been estimated AT llh,0pO, cul,es
1U,OU0, sheep 10000, lambs 2bn,ODb, hog,
and pigs 900 600, besides animals OF other
kinds. The total amanni Of hatcher's meat
sold at the principal mar;ft, which IS smith
teld. il estimated nj Is, 0Ou, GOO annually.
There are oil an avera9e annually brought 10
BilIingsgatc market $500 careoes Of Gsi, of
forty tons each, aud about 10000 tons hs iand
~tauiage ia the whole 10000 'ons. The sup
ply Of pouitiy being inadequate to the demand
the prices are consequently hign, and thai arti-
Gle is mostly c%onined TO he tables OF the wealth
Y. The consumption of wheat N London lhay
he averaged at 9o0,ouO quarters, each containing
eig n Winchester bushels Of porter aud ale p
.00O, 900 barrels. each containing hir,y-stx gal
i-us ofspiritS and compounds II .HN ooo gal
Ions wites o.. 900 pipes butter q 10000 lbs.
and cheese 26.0O0,OO0 chaldrons of l~hirty-sIS
.,nShels, or a ton and half 10 each chnldron.
The quantity II Goals Consumed is about l,2pl,
n Abou, q 600 COWS are X, pit in the vicinity ~
London, tor Supplying the inhabitants VITA mix
aud they are sapposod to geld neaflV "'9"9,ooo
galions every year ; even tNas great qa"eais
however, is considerably increased ~ INC "eu'
ers who adulterate it. by at least 'ne 'o"''"
with water before they serve Their sos'o'As''
The difference Of feeding cattle a,.9ut 'c sea'
100, aud the present PERIOD, 1873. IS f"'H''s'!
illustrated by The following comparison: IN s"'
year 100, the average of the oxen sold IN the
Lonion marker was 800 lbs. of calves 81 lbs
oisaeep, % lbs. and of lambs 10 lbs. ; the pre-
sent average weight is, of oxen ~ his. OF
calves $50 lbs. OF sheep 50 lbs. and OF lambs
Al Inc
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VIRGlNlA-Ai n superior Court Of Chan

VIRGlNlA-Ai n Superior Court Of Chan
v gerry, holden Al the ioNn pf l., nchbuis
IN ,ha I'D day oi Oct. ISIS. archibsld Rob
erts0n, acting executor al James NJ. Bfosns
decd. Pit.
ngaInst
lame. u. smith. Robot Rivers aud Wu.
Dlltlrl, dut,s.
The etendnnt, Robert hiyrrs, who is u
OF Ibis country and against whom ihe PLAN
tifT ,ppesrb to have proceeded ~ the mode
prrseribed b, law against nhsent defendants.
still failing 10 npns,r aud apawri, on The mo
ttnn oi The plaintiff hv counsel, he court dotil
take his bill Tor confessed, NJ 10 Tint defend
nat and The cause coming on 80 he henrd ou
the bull, answers 1T ihe oiher d,tsndnnts and
exhibits ~as argued by counsel, On consider
siion whereof, HE court doth refer tbs ae
o ishei ern iifr parties 10 onu of III com
IN ssioners who - directed Ia okBHine STAT
aod selllr Tue shlte, aud mike rrpn1t thereof
TO tho court, with any maliers respectfully stated
thought perinanl by b,asell or required by
the parties 90 be 81 stated.
\ couV-IY.Ia
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COI a EsSUIAI. RECORD.


TIE VI hth Els.
So dnciuatins and leserlsi hS been of late
the Wheat aud Flour market that we are hardly
able in our record to keep pace Nth the chang
es. Since las Thursday prices have beer
gradually improving unl,l tuesdays mail arriv
ed-lnesdat nnrning Whea, was in g,eat de
mand Al ~ 81 10 s;!.!Ss. Flour - 10 ss 70, add
some sales were ,.eporled 10 have taken plnce
as hieh~ - Bat the ara ival of The late for
''gn ne' = gave a new change To The market
Yesterday not more than from - 60 to IS
cord Re had tos ilour, aad Ni,ear .tell to -
= cuts.
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TRUST SALE.

UDY virtue II ii deed o%ftrusi, executed TO
b The subscribrr by Garland Tate, bearing
dale on the l0ih day Of Marcia, 1927, aud dn.
Nv recorded in the clerks office Of Campbell
cornty court, Tor purposes therein expressed
vii, be sold, al public auction, before thr
door Of the trankliu Hoiei, III Lynclburs,
for each, oa Friday the i2tb day OF De.em
hrr next, al the Interest oi sa'a Darlaht
Tate, i'll aad 10 the estate "i his deceased .atb
er, Edmund Iaie, both real ana PERSONAL
Acting as trhstee l snat' epaSVSy ."'Y shch |
n. as i. vested in ne = aid deed.
ellis NARn, Trustee.
Noy. 81. 3tVSb
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MfsshS. Epirpns-p lense insert tho TOT
lowing inHnaxator,es, rad obliso u o,i,,
zen.
Gan . Constable, a, The instance Of d Mig
iAIlais, 4 rbtl y siil2en To- instruct ms .rrvhbls
20 .nad the BiAtc. and To teach iheE. that they
are o~ccountabie creatures, and bavr inutotial
souls Again. can II cunstah' &c. forbid n
cn1en to teleh u "eiRhhor's setVant, Il Tue
n~eighbor permit as hove :
wish III evasion, bhi cdiegoricai hn.wprs
10 the above l~nter-oeato9irs. ibh the
chapter aud sec'ion of The revised code
pointed onl, wlrah contains 'he prohibition.
A school u oiacks has been Kept IL lti,h-
nond ny very respectable eenilrulani
whIch bis never been interrupted Ivy any
Mags,raie. In this school have been up
warls Of seventy scholars Why not n oah.
bah school tor blacks IN Lyn,hbnrg
: CENSOR.
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f8ylE Trus res have the pleasure OF lnlof.
miog thr public thai the NV London
Academy viii lie continued undnr The chrt u
the Rev. \. II. CObbs the ensuing session,
which will Commence the lUh 81 Dee, aud
terminate the iG,h Of NAV following. luliloo
ices for classical scholars, fifteen dol'ars, bhd
Tor IngiiSh scholar, ten dollars the session.
payable Ia advance board may b" 'nh N
the most Respectable private hanses III tbr
u,ighborhood, rnuycnirnt to the Academy,
lor lorty dollars The session.
Eov. 81, w6~3O
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market lIasng kept oHa frp'rs oItfb Jihil the
evening IN t'rdef 10 ascertain ~ neafly as pnssi.
bic tho true slate Of the market, our ingit',rs
have resulted ~ lnllp" - The wagon price IL
the dav j. -. rom III. .toi IS, saiss have t,sen
made n 81 80, aid IN one instance n smul lot
(offa days efehaks irem waeohs) was s1id II
~ -. Most nj the transnciion. here eiuu,efl.
led b. sales from the stores. Except ihuse ~ ia
dat have been IN speculation Tie q'tuti !
al Flnar which has len the port this week. u'lhe,
cuastai se ~ for foreign ports. has hesn coHpaf.
atisely tiflug
G5a8l-Ihe Grain mai ket, like thu of tiaut
has also been n%nsiaad, through the seek. IN
Monday sales uf good red Wheat ssIe maie
49, hish as 81 nef pnshsl. biilhr pfleH ~, since
rrceded daily abnut ten cenis per bn,nel. nntl-
to day,-wlen IN consequence 81 ihe aniasafa
bile adsices from Englnud. II lell still more rtpid.
". The sales oil good ,ed ranged tesd"y ltanl
81 ioa 81 % pr bushel. aud ordinary guali'e'
At II corresponding lower rn,e
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Nov.27

\tiRGlNlA-At superior Court OF CHAN .
y Gerry, nolien nj the oWn otiynchturg,
on the 22I day Of Ocl. ls25, D0eidS Car
land, Hu, WAltan and Jaulrs Penn, Ialr nrI
chants and partners. trading under Tie hrm III
Garland, Walton aud Penn, Nm aieitun and
Andrew M reinnd, under The firm end style ol
Shelton and Moteland, Andre" Mofelnnd.
Richard NhHton, 1hnmns Norysil, samuel
h'rl0od. Thomhs Austin. Who sur IN Their
" light aud tor such other creditors ns may
choose 10 unite N this sui and pay Their rroe
portion of,ho costs. pats.
against
Sally WsOdson, sdmr. Of John Noodson,
drei, Sanngl 4. Woodsnn, .toseph Penn,
John Warwick, ial- hirh sheriff OF Amherst,
George 5. Holloway, Nm. Morgan and Field
ing Bradford, drtts.
The defendant, Gcorge 8. Holloway, wle
10 oui q fthis e%oauffV, and against whom tho
PLANTED. appear 10 have proceeded IN iha
mode prescribed by law against absent deleh'
dsute, still falling 10 appesr aud answer, on
the motion 1.-THE fnniDtifs by eouusrl, tho
court doll take theft bill iar coniessed no 10
tlmt defendant and the esnseJ omlng on ~
he heard on the bull, answershf the detsnd-
nuts Jose IN Ponn, William Morgan aud b. ~
'ns Bradford. e%slfiliti and Tie dfcfeiai orders
pt The Goth ni My, tue 2bh al July, aud iie
2Slil al Dfcctnbef, $50, winch hplsttrs 10
nave bcen duty scfVed On The "tber d"iend-
ants, was argued ~ counsel, "n eohs'deTt-
iinn WliyTrni. tlr ounfi Il N or,irr thRt the
jsiendDut. Sally Nuodsoe. render al rteoupt
nf her adminiBifhiinn al fhr state Il her IN
%tesls,e brtnre onp Of tue commissioners ~
the Court, who IL directed 10 ehaJ,inri siain
a"d .ei'lr ihr sant, aud make report iholeoi
10 he fnnr,, with aUy matters sreei'ily sta.
ted, thooaht pertinent by himself or required
by the parties 10 be So stated,
~copy-~Feste
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FROM tho N. Y. Journal of e 1nmerco, of Wsdno.d,y a


FROM tho N. Y. journal of q ameroo, of Wedoo.d,y al
,rrnoon.
TIE NEiyS AND THE MARKETS.
Flour Is this mofnine Que dollar lower IN con
sequence Of the news from Eng land. Some
safes have taken plar, ~ $s, for co,anon south.
srn. and nj 'ha, price holder are finn, and somr
olthein oiuse 10 accept this offer.
The Cotton market is in u good state, but
prices are advanced but a shade in consequence
oi the favourable news the Impression appears
10 he thTi the large supplies which are going for
ward from our new crop ,rnher any very great
aud permanent advances Improbable.
The editors Of The Ban. dmcr. are Indebted 10
The poliiencSs ol n commercial friend tor the NJ
nexed circular from tue house Of VIM. a. james
Brown, of Liverpool, under date of October
81 -
The great advance in the Corn Markets, OF
which we adv sed III our last circular. is not fl
" maintained the price oi when both here aud
in London having declined l2d n Id ger bush
with little dhipg nj that reduc'I0u, and the ap.
pearnnce of "a further decline -Spcclla,ofs
have come to a panse. and II woutt seem begIn
~ lonse confidence In the reports and calculations
OF ,hr great deficiency in the crops. on which
the rapid advance has been founded. The de
preston Is not 80 mucn felt IN bonded graia
some sales OF wheat ia loud having heen made
wlthInta lew DAYS ~ rs Cd per 10 lbs. BOO brfs
bonded Hour, inuch NJ II sour, ~ 34s n 3bs pc,
brl. Whether tliese rates could now he obtancf
Is doub fh W. lhInk they could moi 10 any *
tent. Spectators have heretofore been cslcala
ting on n rise III the averages above 70s. pee u
aud consequently a very INV duly, whicl, mus
depend On the prices for three % four 'cecIts I,
come. the duty tor earn week beng ,rrula,es
by the aggregate average of the sDx prrcrdii,
weeks The acreage ioi the week rn Ainp 81 inst
was Cos. 81 quarter. ImiWn ron, Is Aellln,
IA a retail way ut our Puoiatiopa Turpen I'M
is II steady demand. aud 4 rar rel Of pi lme aual
ity ms hen sold at lis. -. prt cHt. Leaf IL
bacco n IN tar raqncstiO iceland. AMI ~ ralhe
better prices slemms dull la otl.cr arI
c'rs there IS no ohan1c.
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Wills, Cp
COMMISSIONERS OFfICE. ,

LyprhbuIg, I'm Nut. 1873
Tho parties IN this oauss. viii iake notice
thru / nave appointed Saturday the s"y.nA
rtruih day Of January nrxi, Ia
the acconuis directed by the foregoing order
81 court, on which day, nj the hour OF nina
o'clock ia The mnrnme. they are required 10
attend ~ my olhcr, ia this lpwn, WITH then
dccontat, vouchers. and eepits oi court pa
psr., pre- pared Tor eAamination 4 seai"menl
JA3. BENAGH. c.
NO9. u. "9w
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Port.-There is no great quantity n tn,
market. IL has been selling from 80 so 10 5 /.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Nov. q.


BALTIMORE MARK IT. Nov. q.
E0ur.-Om Rrpnri of tine present week $
TRANSACTIONS ~ / lour, si'a@s continuance OF
the fluctuations ahici' hive prevaded the market
10 the last fortnight vi flttcr works. On bios.-
ady last, after the receip, OF auvices from LiytI
pool 10 The lin Oc'ober, the prices Of Howard
street Flour TOOK a rise, aud sales werp mad. on
thai day RON the stores AS high as 80 per far.
rel. \ number of LOIS were taken Al ~ so
but sales were stopped, and hie hst rates deman.
dri. The Wagon price Oh Monday began Al
81, and soon reached 90 5o IN the Afternoon
VS. IS were refused for SINGLE ads. On Iues-
dry The wagon price opened ~ 80 aud was hiIsk
ior some hours bui ia the affprnupu receded 10
luesday. At 80 % and sales of small luis were
subsequently made ~ 81, a,ti IN one ~ two
! Instances ~ d traction less tdis 80. Du jptd'
aesdag the prevailing wagon pace was rs.
From, the store :, sale was made N IS 50, and
another At - 373 On fhpr@iug the market
was agititcd ~ contradictory reports VI inteilt-
gence, sad 90 nave bern bIousni bv the loni
! October packet. from Livefpo II. Several par
GELS changed ianis, on speca,arion, al pfires
varymg from 50 10 IL 50 .. ihc p5et a. ~
wagon ptice 81 thursday WITS 80. The ,paii O
To day, fr,dag. having brought accounts bon
England to the loih Uetober, showing a ntte,r
al declime Oh the prices of bread stuils tlese, q
corresponding effect was immediately felt 10 tina
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BOOK AUCTION.

FM7iIE subscriber will sell. 'uis evening, 1T
II early candle light, n MS Book aud SIN.
Iiunary Store, q valuable aud splendid collection
OF Bucks, of superb, quality beading. editions.
NC. Ne. that VII. sssr offered NJ pubic %auciion.
lie most earnestly Requests The people TO attend,
as lr i determined Ia seil nj all events.
~ ABkAM Il. NORTH.
Nov. -. IL
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NInEN lime.

In 1877. there were but thirty seven plougsS
in all Massachusetts,, and ne use "f these hgri-
cultural implements WAS No; familiar to all the
planters. From the annals Of salem, II mn
pears, in thai year, il was agreed by the town 10
grant Richard Hntchlnson - aetes Of land, in
addition to his snare, Oh Condition he " SET up
pieHghlng."
1889. A sumpiuary act of the General Court
prohibited short sleeves. and required the gar
Tuenis to lie irnghirnei So aS 10 cover the arms
N the wrists. and required reformation in 4 M
moderate great iIrrechns, knots of frbbou, broad
SHOULDER hands a1d tayle5, silk rases, douIic
sal, and ulfs.p
1859. " For preventing the miscarriage OF
letters, It is ordered that notice be given, that
Richard Fairbanks, his mouse in Boston, is the
Jlarr appointed Tor all letters which are brought
rom beyond the seas, or are to be sent thii her
are TO h. brought unto him, and me IS allowed for
every such letter Id, and must answer all mis-
Marriages through his own neglect Ia this KIND,
Provided that no man shall he obliged TO bring
ms letters thither, unless he please"
1913. The Court order that, in the election of
assistants, indian beans should he used instead
y paper, the white to be alternative aud the
olack negative.
lo47. The Canri order, that, il any younS
Hian attempt TO address Il Young woman without
1877" oibsf ibSitttS. ~ VI VI NhtI az
senee, of the County Court. hr shall be fined t.
,2r'he first ofence, / tor the secoad, and be
HnpriSoned for the third.
i0i9. Matthew Stanley was I, led for drawing
we at 'c,lons of John Tarbox's daughter without
'"a Consent of her parents, convicted and Ehe'.
- lees = OIL. Ihree married women were
hhr'i :. each FOR sr0idiIy.
1903. Jonas fairbanks was tried for wearing
geaI O0ots, but acquitted. Nut. Ign.
IN Mr.. RG'sefs iour in Grnrzy is the follow
Jug account oft,e ladies' of Saxoay " Like AL
,'e'f sisters of Saxony, the ladies are models OF
'"usiry whether at home or abroad, knitting
:" heH't"ork k.ow n, Interruption. a lady
F'ias 10 a ROME. would think little ofinrgetting
WI ian, hut could not spend half AN hour with
~ Het 'lnplriaents of lrmale Industry, \ man
Would he q:ite pardonabie for doubting on en-
''"s such "A drawing room, whether he had
~. ~ ss'ayed into a SCHOOL of industry. Al DYES.
& Fals i ePrtis3ec n ts%teren NE theatre
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JOIN WILLS, ok
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER

Lynuhhurg, 10Th Nov. l82S.
Tho psr,ics IN this cause, will tnke notice,
Tim | have appointed Ftiday the on, day of
January nFSI, 10 commence the nc6utmls d.
feGtedlY thr foregoing oder al court, on
which dav, ~ the hour al nine O'Clock 10 tha
mnrnUg. they are required To attend III my
office, IN this inwn, with Their accounts,
Vouchers, and eopies % frouft papers. pIepat-
d Tor ektIn,aation aud settlement.
Jas. BENAt'H, {.
Nov. 27. WHY
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HHfiLbbe sold. on WEDNESDAYS tn, lrh vi
w Drco,nhsr. At the Poplar Forrest, 10 iikt
~ Negfoes. nearly all Msu. Also, the crop u
Corn, unis, Fodde,. Horses. Hogs, Cows, a.
The tnfms OF sale will be nttie knows on thu.
lay. The ale will be conducted bg Johu II. J..
Payne, aueu. J RANDOLPH. ex'r
OF rhos. Js6er.on, deed.
NV. II. ,n,ls
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u not prAieGed against s.eAsail, 49,.
tas SEEN a lady g%fatelv Ly dawn her - orE
wipe away the tears which the sorrow. of Ihek-
"a IA WallsnSIein's death, had brought ,nto her
eses aud Immediately resume her KNITTING. The
Nrnnarese have noi vel found il NECESSARY ia
put soltuess ~ofhsalt 50 absolutely under m.
protection of The work-bag. They az, attach.
20 10 int'sie Than TO dancing, aud sometimes IA
deAl'riaie struggle Is hla'ie TO get up u ma,aurT-
ale but they wani.ihe vivacIty, without " iicn
n thing OF that soit is ihr most in,,nid oil all A
The higher class leaves the ms.
qnefadrS to the ciil4ens, who demurrer, pace
round a roum III b'acA %dommo., aud slar. at
euch ~ black faces"
Curious mRfriGge ense.-An eseni lately took
place Al Alex, winch sayouIs nuth more ol Ru.
nance than history, and which ~e lleyer would
believe had IT not been related 10 us by a pelso
Ia whom we can p,ace confidence. 4 marriage
had beeu arranged between The chlldruu Of lMo
merchants The bans had been puhl IshesI-
there wanted nothiug but The " fatal yes.' On
the day when the sacramrutal niutrOs, liable
wis 10 he pronounced 1t Vas dscertaiued thar
the brideseroom had Withdrawn from rhr hap
plness whici, awaited him. His father lnsfantl,
sent for another of ms sons vino lived AT Aial-
seiIles, and propuse1 10 MN 10 replace the de-
scrter. The relations OF the Young lady con-
scented To 1t, aud the Christian na,nes IN ihr con-
tract were changed. Ihis doexpcc,eI suit Il at
once pays IA visit Ia his future spouse, but OF
inspecting the family he prelets u sister of hers.
New proposals were made, aud a new change
OF christian names in The Contract. In a = ord
this unexpected marriage, in every sense ol the
word, Is about to he celebrated alter the indis.
pensable delays Of Furnishing the bans and
there is no reason to believe thatit will ool be
AS happ, as that winch was lneditaied for
several years. All The world would be sat
isiled "ere IL not ior tbs notary who demanded
the price for three Contracts. The relations OF
the b, iaeg room objected, that not" outstanding
the change OF The Cbris lan names Of the couple,
the contract was still Inc sa,ne, ne know not
huw tins important discussion will terminate.
Etu.f dc IOE,eg.