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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IA the rirk Office otis
superior court of Chanccry to the ~ achbmf dStfI
the 9TH day OF November, ~. " llshn !. IL
Pit. agaiu.t John l.. Foster David S. Garland I'D
William l. frseland, late merchants und partners ira
ding undet fhe firm Of Garland and freeland and W
linn II. Ningtcld, Deit,.
The defendant W ian |. FTculaHd not having entered
IN appearance and gwen security according f attVi
Assembly the rule. al this court and ,aar BY
satisfactory evidence thai hc nia5 n' o itn'
couhtryIt Is ordered nat the said defendant 40 f'ar
hire the first day Of the tern'ut gasWtr the t.
o the paintId and fhat cops e. .tIs otdcr he ietl-
with inserted III some new spaper prtcd N the Tow mol
Iynchbure for months eiy, and posted -
the front door OF the courthouse ii sac I'M tow
81 CopI-Trstc JOHN WILLS, (.
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John Il. =. I nS we.

3aetfoneer ard Commission Merchant.
1efA5 removed to the large aud c.,nnodion.
- ire Proof Brick building. late ia lh.. occu
paucy, OF aie.sfs. Miller y Roberts, thee door.
bfiOw the banks. where he i prepared 10 car
y on tie abOse business extensively, his house
beng large and com cnient FOR storage.--Ie Of
len hls services I" countrs merchants and plan
tiers IN attending TO the sale Of their tobacco
Flour aud Whisky entrusted 10 his care, or
shipping the same II necessary From his long
experience in the Auction and Commission bu-
siness,h hoes 10 receive liberal portion OF tie
public patronage
JOHN K. ID. PAYNE, Aact,
Jan 81 tx9y
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nTNAWAY FROM the residence Of the sub
Le5 scribcr on the Sd day OF November last,
negro man by the name OF Jacob. He vas
clothed in rapt cotton. was about FIVE feet hinc
or tee inches high has little yello" IN
his complexion, is rather bo"-lcgged. ana Is
supposed to be from fn'ty 10 toriy'hye years
oId Any person who viii deliver the said ne
gro TO me IN Campbell county near the Pocket
Ford. on Stanton, or will secure HIM that
get him again. shall receive an adequate re-
sard JOHN L. DOUGLASS.
January &C. h"4"5s
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-tylBai .Is=al7 s,..sr af Coatt 81 fnHf-
y eety, holt..u ri III igy d Lynchbnfg
au The 18th oi OF ls47.
Grlet 6. Perkins. ad,nndstfstof . Edmund
Mitchell. deed III.
Against
Cornelius Payne, adm or OF Gideon Mitch
ell. dec d Chnsloper ANTHONY, John NJ. 9of-
don, Abner Mitchell, and William VI hich-
afdsnn det'ts.
The defendant William II Richardson, who
Is out OF this country, an a-s'na whom Tue
plaintiffs appear Ia have proceeded IN tue
mode prescribed by Law, sgal0si absent de-
PENDANTS. sill failing 10 appear and answer, on
the motion OF The plaintiff ny c"nnyel, the
eoart doth take his bill for confessed as "
that defendant, and the cause coming on !"
be heard on the bill, answers t The deiehdah'
John NJ. Gordon, the decretal order oil me
seventh OF November, one thousand .eIeht
hundred and twenty three, and lie teeth OF
June, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
tx, which appear 10 have been duly served
up"n the defendants Cornelius Payne and
Christopher Anthony, aud the sdsp@na awar-
ded in this cause, on the twelfth day Of Au-
gust, one thousand eight hundred and twenty
SIX, which appears 20 have been Only served
upon the defendant Abner Mitchell, was ar
gued by counsel on consideration NheftOi
the court doth order thai one OF its Commits
siouers doth take an account OF the admins
tration ofth defendant Cornelin, Payne up
ON the estate OF bis Interstate, and make re-
port thereof ia the court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent by hun
| self, orrequred by the parties 10 be so stated ;
and by consent OF The parties BY their coun-
sci leAy, is given The defendant TO file hIsan-
swer.
A copy-Teste John WILLS, elk.
Commissioners Office, Lynchhurg,
Dec. 8, 1927.
The paries in this cause win take notice
that have appointed Thu day the 18Th day
! OF March next, TO carry the foregoing order
/ Of court into effect, ut which time they are
required 20 attend a. my Office with their ac-
counts and vouchers, a. also copy OF the
| court papers prepared Tor examination aud
settlement.
CnA5. JOHNSTON, Com.
Jan. q. W4N3O
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N0lTCE.--The subscribers take this meth
L y cd # Informing their friends and the pub
hG generally. that tbey intend, during the cnsu-
ing Spring 10 visit the States ct Heones>ee, Ala.
bamn, Mississippi and Louisiana, aud "ill 'aith-
fully aud panctually transact or settle any bust
ness that may be confdrd 20 their care. They
also intend taking with them Some negroes aud
viii buy and take with them several more Young
negroes, On moderate com uiSsion. Ifcv viii
starr about the first OF February. and may be
seen al their room on main street, opposite A. X.
Norths BOOK, Store, Lynchburg.
{. &. u. b. PHELPS.
Jan IL ts29
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Stap,e & Fancy Goods,

othpAS ~ INV oDpH'9
in the house owurd by Mr.. Archibald Robert
son. aud immediately opposite The fost office
Ills Goods are OF the latest Importalions, aud
grcnt phins nave been bestowed IL selecting
the lnltst stvle utpatttrns. lie soleite thos'
who may Wish to pnrcna-e 10 call aud We"
hi Goods aud judge ter themselves. lie
latter himself thai IN point OF cheapness,
quality md style, they viii not be surpassed
by any in The State. As the season is very
far advanced, be would atticnIarly solicit
those who may want Broad Cloths aud coarse
NaolIens, IL take look nj his, As he VIII
sell them AT reJu small ddfance.
Ills stock consists "a part ol tho following ar
ticlcs, viz
Superfne blur aud black west OF England
Cloths aud Cas,imeres
Steel Mkt. Oltve-Curou, Brown-Ollge and o
Their tancy col'd Cloths
Drab, white aud fancy col Cassimeres
Black aud white Cassimeres for vests, (snpe.
rior Goods
Double miled Drah aud waterproof Cloths
Scarlet red, green, spotted and white Ian
nels
Cassio,tts. some OF which very superior
Kcrsrys, Linseys, Plains md Forest Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets, (bc.y
Tartan and Clrcassian P,slds
Plaid Cloaks
BumbaZcties, assorted
French and English Bomha2ines
Black and snle cold wor-ted Hose
Cotton and silk do Qarge ass0rtmen0
Meliuo aud Cashmere ShaWis
\ nrEr aud elegant assortment OF Merlno,
Cashmere, silk and Gauze Hkts
Gros de Maple oilk, plain, fs d aud water d,
Freuch gray ashes OF roses, brown, and
. 81
coiurs
Best black Italian Lutestrings Srnchaws.
Sarsnets, Satns, Leesuuucs, florenees
and black Mode
Best Nemkeen aud Canton Grapes
Black and brown Satin, al elegant article
for Ladies' dresses
BLACK. white aud PINK SsttIns
Plain Bobbinott, nnd
Back Bobbinctt Lace Wells, 20 mosttashion-
able article
An elegant assortment II Ribbons
Belt anil SHsh do
ladc' end 6entpmru's Silk Hose well rs
sorted
do do Silk Gloves
do do horse skin, Kid, hea
yer aud worsfed do
SILK Bsuagc
Piping anu Gimns, daisy and FROG Buttons
and afhcr Trimmings
silk and Velvet Ncsiings
Best black silk Velvet, aud some fancy CO
lurs
Company Flags and fancy silk Hdkf5.
silk TmbrelIns, some OF The largest size snd
very best quality
Tortoise she'll Combs, assorted
Superior black Lasting aud Circassians
Lace Capes
Bobhineu and Thread Laces and Edgiugs
Robes, Bounced and elegantly worked
Cambria Mnslins
Swiss Muslin, plain and fg'd
Book do do do
Null Nusins
Bond Street and other fancy Cravafsj
Black Silk %
Irish Linens. Lawns aud Sheetings
Russia Sheetings
Black aud brown Holland
Cloth Shawls
Bed Ticking
Spun Cotton
Competing aud Green Ba,ze tor foor cloths
Grape Leese AND Grape Leese trimmings
Inserting
Dmitv
ana Pieces Cnlicos we'll assorted
Furniture Prints do
Diaper Table Cloths
Birds eye Diaper
Furniture do
Marsoihes Qlilta
silk aud rabby Velvets, assorted
German and Scotch Osnahuigs
Fur and Wool Hats (goed assortment)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-04

frl NNANAi. on the 9th % JANUARY from
IL IRE subscriber. l,mg in Buckingham, a
nrgfo man, OF light complexion, named Harry.
between 80 and 3f wears of age, weighs ehout
$50 or 300, nearly sn feet high wet formed,
AID hesby lis clothing was very Indifferent,
aud need not he described. with the exception OF
white hat. lie was formerly the property Of
Mr Nelson Claxton of Campbell county. |
pnrcias. a han Al sherii7s sale last November
court he was seea IN this place on FRIDAY
n 5ht last, where il is possible he may still be
concealed, rs he has connections residing here.
| have reason II believe that ii, he is not az
pretended speedily in this COUNTY, he will mike
his escape 70 Wesl Tennessee and, If he does
-. that he VIII eros, II Ross's Ferry on Hols-
te,n Rivers he above negro should be taken
IN Buckingham county, wi! giYe ten dollars,
but II out ntthe county twenty dollars reward
for his apprehension
ABSALON STEVENS.
Buckingham, Jan. II fs2s
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EDUCA lIllN.

AAfIE subscrbrr lopco asehooln Lynch.
- burg, on Monday the fourth of February
next, N winch will be- taught the usual branches
of an useful English education, and the Latm "
Greek languages. Tcrms--for the English course
ten dollars, Tor the Latin and Greek fifteen dol
liars per session otsve months, payable IN al
ynnce For character aud qualifications tcier-
euce mn, he had Ia the Rev. \. II Cobbs, Of the
New London Academy VIM n WAND.
Dec 81 Is
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VIRGINIA Atkni holden IN the Clerks Office 9fibe
superior court Of Chauccry tor the ISnehburg district,
the 9Th DAY Of November is2I Tnplrtt r. Esrs.
benjamin Estes, Thomas Eses Edmond tst,s, Jes,e
Fears and Nancy his WIFE George Morton and Lucy
his wife, Lansord Ruoher Ludwe Rucbcr, Sarah
Ann Rucker, infant children OF the SAID Lucy Morton
who by George Morton, their next friend, Retlsfl
Hughes and Elizabeth hi- wiir, " Ilan Co0heri I'D
Srllh his wife, John NOEL and Sarah his WI aud JuU,
Nance md Martha lbs wife, Pits against JocrEsrs.
surviving TX 'or Of Benjamin Estes, decd Wilma
Louty, John Loury, Thomas Sae, ca or uf Thomas
Low God, dec q. H.nry Hatcher, oA or Of Hardaway
EatcIcf, dee d, Hnam Estes, Elisha Este aud Ihnrp
EstrS, Dots.
Tho defendant Thorp Estes not having entered h3
appearance and gwen security according 10 the HH nj H.
seuby and The rules o tins court and apPearwe In ea+
tlsfactory evidence that he IS nhai ltult al tins
couutry-t ordered that the sad defendant do appeHE
here the first dag OF the next term nnd answer tire s
ofthc plaintiffs aud tat copy ithis or3rr BE- forth
with inserted IN paper printed III the town OF
lKnthhurg for month yciN, aud posted u
the front door Of the courthouse IN the ',id eWn.
81 4 cop,--Te,tr JOHN NIlIS.C {.
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J,neIbwa Pl9a Il Mandatory.

Itncl5wg Pl9aH Mandatory.
t<,,lil sul,scr,,cr, r, respectfully imior9 then
friends aud the public, trsl they have com
.-nrnce1 the above business. ou the cross street
beading from The Nalet 10 the hndge, "hHe
thcy mlead keeping CONSTANTLY IN hand, g'',
,erai a..1ltneat nf P!oughs OF tie latest a"o
snnst approved patterns nov ~ use hhoHb
4hr,n is ac late improved hill sic Plough al OF
shicn vi, be warranted ia W1rienan.hip ana
performance to he equal 10 any now ~ use
Having b,'ru engaged several va ; =" lie above
b,s,oe.s thew are confident OF rendering gfn''-
al satisfaction IN the execution Of her "ofN'
.hars OF public pat onsge is solicited. Pioos''s
rr,ued Ia,ely repaired ,-,.r,,,,n
Nov. 49,
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n DIBREI.L, attorney Al lar, will pratt
SE.AQ ticc in the Superior and Inferior Cour's
OF Bedford, Campbell and the Cooperation Of
Lynchhug. He may he found at a. ha'chcrs
Ohice, few doors above the Franklin Hotel.
Jan. q. tsoO
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}ETOTFG E.--lhe subscribers take this meth
( y cd 10 inform ttr public that they intend. in
a iGw weeks taking 4 Trip through some of the
Western aud Southern Suites with a few ne
etoes and will take afeW on moderate COM
nision for any person Who may think proper to
confdc them TO their care they will also trans
act any other business WITHIN the compass OF
ln,lr power. they can he found in Amherst coun-
ty, seven mics west Of Amherst Court House
RICHARDSON HENLEY,
WILLIAM Ii. DUNCAN.
fan 81 II
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VIRGINIA At Rules holden In the Clerks otee o.
the Superior court Of Ch.grry ior the Iynchlure DIS
uict the 9Th dag ofNo,cmlcr, 1871. Johu fioitna0'
surviving partner oil Peter hoffman AMI son, PIT a.
Eunst Rabert & Payne and Margaret Hereford, admf'
ofNlnam Hereford decd, and Margaret iereioif'
William BareiorJ John l.. II ereiord Josiah W lier''
ford, M4fiah Hrrco,d, Flza Hereford, John Il. "a,
pics and Kitty his nito. formerly hHtH Hereford any
William Payne, 4 chr, PHyio George Payne, Jeslth
Patue Adelaide Payne, and Nariah Payne, Infant th'
dreu Of Jane Iatte, decd who was formerly 1le
Hereford the hers and legal representatives 81 "
hun Herel, I'd dee 4. and .ehn Reid and Jane N
Redo DIM rs OF Waller Krdd dec d, Deii,,
'Fhr aiondauts Josiah " Hereford Nariah Hereford
Eliza Hereford JOSIAH Payne and Maria Payne moi ha
Inp entered their appearance and given seeei''s
according 10 the act Of Assembly and the fues =.
th ana appearing by satisfactory evidence Ina,
they Hpf inhabitants of tins counrNit ordffeol"-
said dccndaut- appear here On the first DAY o ts
neNt torn aus answer the said bill OF the pmnth ao
Iht corr TN, order b, forthWIth insffe'' ~ SOM
Hrw.paraf printed III fhc town Of lyn'hburg' iot ~
months sueee-svey, and posted at the front door Oh ''
courthouse ID the said to5vn. r. >,
80 copy-Iestc, JOHN WILLS y.
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complete assortment oil
Clothes, Hair, Hearth, Dasting, Crnmh, Fur
nitnre, Horse, Scrubling, White-N ash,
Tooth, Shoe and Broom Brushes.
Very best Gunpowder Tea-Best Loaf Sugar
- Brown Suear-C otfre--C hoo olate--W
--Jamaica Rum Brandy, &. other Groceries.
Cotton and Wool Cards BeIowses, and
very great variety Of Dry Goods, no. euume-
rated above.
Dec. II iftsoj
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NOR lllNt--thc present year, n VA
y ternan, wha is GOOD mead man, or he
vii be exchanged for good common hand ap
ply NJ tbs Office.
Jan. 10. 1927.
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FUR HATS,

WYE have several packages Of Fur Hats
W some are very fine ; we will sell then at
very low pr ces.
ANDREWS g. BROTHERS.
Noy. Is
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NJ Mite k.ena.

'EiiE Subscriber Inns Just received, from
hesSrs NJ. S. II Lewis, Philadelphia.
supply OF theit best White Lead, in Kegs.
THOMAS J. DUVAI.
Dec. 81. ,saa.
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s4s~7a T%ssAf@ - - hfiN ~ iffi'
borhooR erplar ieas biod ~ irabia en- Hfn'
Yge.o j.. ne haedam Of Yrgpu md ny reler-
mr. ~ Bafia's his'orV Of IN h0oe, ~ Morse
6eag,rll9 ifpjHbe sscp haf Hs genuine Ard-
bfaa Loref a. ra,sed IN hui kaeio0, only.
10 frr as ne arf infgrmfA Ibrre ar four 4r1
ban ioyses n ieie5eo, 10 ieit: Bogdad, Baaso.
rab, Graad- BasbaV and agphar. u hare 'es.
ilpioa tois from one u he oe1crs al Basaad, ma
from Carl Uoram He Htpor1r u ba'hd~.-
Tt 1T efBfl'Haa salB, oWbae Il efDn'8 not
sppfrtor 10 B0ndad rho o0a 5000 ahd adad'
Al s3h- Ihfoltor gentleman eoHuffffd sgphaf
mnrb rtperinJ 10 Grapd. En4tnU uiat my uere
both frhibtitd IN pubhr rtsu NJ Gibrai'hr. prem
Gus a. ihtF shipment toibis country, ." bon'd ne
II $ fuga'c 0asfiiuii0u. e0ntRHHifdby G0m
modorc Jeeob Jones, IN l521
Sgl,hHr hH dirO bccH tfty recently uSptcfed
b. H-uYR D4rrei nHi HiHaioIi Of kentucky 0rtf
dfrs unit lraiatrs 81 Ht best b9rsc' IA her Sdte
Thor geiitft5ueu hipk his fo,n, Grtion and dp-
pfur1pcf 50 d,cidfdig superior 10 NM hing ny
erer bcheld Ht htg IRE ddcrmtpfd 10 breed
from him. The pftsni ouHtrs NJ 5Whnr pW-
rIasld Inn leiih Il Jr0uE belief hn ms stock
nouiH prore nationa bfueht and ~ order N
effect ihis objcct. small compensation uiH h Y.
guirgd tor his sutices BH ms se,rires uR b.
iBu',d-fhose therefore Who pafrouistd tim last
season ana intent 10 no 50 ngaD roafd 10 ~eH n
thtir irish IN time, rs 1orcGH dpphcmioh'
are daiig making, and are rec0rdcd nco0fdIhgfo
dait
Sgyhaf uH stand o. my house, one mute tfoR
Lgn Ihburg, hdif his time. dHd al Gdm. ffhhk-
hnE. 1mht,t' { Ho@e. The 0ihT hall fWhd
patitcuinrs IN mr. BRk. u The seas0H 10 com.
meBce The ION Hdrfh $500.
{. l. T1UBERL1hE
-
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i.ynchbury livery Stable

a AlIE subscribers have just opened Livery
II Stable onrhe steet leadlu2 from the mar
ktt house 10 the hfldrc. little below Mir ilol-
in,'s Sforc---Hheie they viii take Horses to
ft,ephy lie week. mouth or wear. on moderate
terms--iheir Stdhc !, spacious and convenient
and their personal t'teution viii be given IN ta-
10 eng care OF tha ioryCS entrusted 10 their keep
in. ThoY licor - ,',ii constantly keep few
el,ellept H"rs,'s 20 HtstE ont. They have now
Oh hand few hno Horses tot sale
ELLIOTT ~ KELLY.
Jan Is I'm
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M EMAIL HOUSE SERVANT "A liberal
r. price "ill ~ given for a FIRST rate female
house servant. Apply al this office.
JAN. % &.
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~n,OR HIRE. the present year, first rate
III kooT aud SlIOE MAKER, Of nneicep'
tIonalle character GEO. WHILo0kt.
Jan. II, w..
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HUG. -"
l1alfthe common rates oftoll on canal VII
be sufficient 10 pay the whole expen'e OF trans
portatlon IN railway, including the toll
Mountainuu, countries are easily suunonh'e0
by railways Canals can never get over o'e'"'
/ Rivers aud streams are much more eaSlis pa
sed by railways than they can be by canals,
| Railways will he the pride OF New E"g'""''
they will unite them in one common cen'e' WV
meet them in one common interest ano '".:
them to emnence and glory by one common "
Grafton.
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" a,tev II Middleton,
At his old Stand opposite Post Office
(HEAD QUARTERS.)

TT AS recently received one hundred l. thin,
III seven Packages of Goods in his line ,,,,
prl>ing complete and extensive assortmen,n,
Medicines, Drugs, Patent Medicines, Chem.
chaIs. and painters materials Oils Of every d,s.
cripnon Spices, Wines pc,tuncrY. Faney
Soaps, Narnlshes oiall Kinds, Dye-smfs. Vim.
dow Glass, Of various sigrs, Surgical Instu.
mentS, Physicians furniture, DC. &c.
The above, together with his stock ON hand
(Which is very large as welas his monthly SUP.
plies winch he will receive, enables him to sell
by wholesale on retail ON as favourable terms AZ
can be tad IN Virginia.
- Practitioners OF Medicine, County Mer.
q ants, HalterS, Dyers Pointers and others are
most respectful solicited 10 cali upon him, "a
they iii find II greatly 10 thrir interest to do So
On hand large quantity Of well made
Putty.
oct. %
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T. lNstED oil and Spts. TukPENIINF
IL just rereiYcd by
THOMAS. J. DUVAL.
Dec -. 1924
Flannels, Callcoes aud Bombazets,
Win be sold at low prices by
ANDREWS q BROTHERS.
Nov IL
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* = YrtAs beeu pr
---,f1J'Sa m "a rhastd Of Col
AlB ~ ~ Rob' Boiling ofPt-
ca-Asy MY fersbWe, IN. ~ a
~ III wv eoptanlg Of gentle
-..1.x S.-sss LIZ e. men N tins Hetgh-
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New CASH Store.

YrfTNKY ALLISON inkes this method
IL OF making known 10 the public lhhi
h. Is now receiving from New York, Phi!d.
delphla aud Baltimore, aud opening, very
Lnrne md .enl.,.l l..-1rlm rnI OF
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SIR EENR e.

Jan %
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A WITHFRs he's just receiv.
~ ed a few cories Of the following new
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Jan "a
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The imported Horse

Jan %
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Mtscellanoelts.
HYMN.
nv ruE IaTr pIsnoP nEBER.

Lo, the hIles % toe field,
How their leaves instruction yield!
Hstk TO natures lesson given
BY the blessed birds of Heaven!
Every bush and tufted tree,
Marbles sweet philosophy;
"Mortal. fly from doubt aud sorrow,
"God provideth for the morrow
Essay, with richer crimson glows
"The kingly mantle than the rosef
"Ssy, have kings more wholesome fare
t'Than we poor citizens OF air.
"Bsrns nor boarded grain have We
"Yet we carroll merrlly,
"Mcrsl, fly from doub, and sorrow,
s'God provideth for the morrow!
rome there lives whose Gusrdian eye
oGuides our humble destiny;
cone there lives, who, Lord of all,
tKeeps our teaihers lest they fail;
Spas we bIithely, then, the time,
Fearless Of the snare and lime,
Stree from doubt and faithless sorrow.
aGod proWdetb for the morrowF'
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The elegant .fAQ.blootlea Ho, Sc.


The elegant .f4tl bloodIed Horse,
GRACIOUS. Ell.
~ thorough bred horse Of the Old
fTET 4 imported Diomede, and size Of
Rob Roy, will stand the ensuing
snAessasxsEas. season at the farm Of William B.
King, one and half miles from
haflihspufg. near JosiahFlsgg's mill, Berka
icy county, Va. at Ten Dollars the season. and
'wehty Dciiars to ensure mare in foal; toe
money ior ensurance TO be paid as soon as the
mare IS known to be with foai---partng With,
removing or not continuing the mare regularly
10 'he morse, forfets the insurance. The sea.
son WIZ commence the first OF April, and end
Tue hrst day of August.
March Oft. JOHN RANDOLPH
Fedgrse:-Corneiis, grand dam of Mark Az.
.ohy, ana dam OF Gracchus, was by Chanticlee',
(tne oest Son of Old Wildsir. and best horse
Q, ms day,) her dam by Old Celer, (best son Of
oio James, grand dam by Mark Antony, toe'
son OF Old Partner. who himself was the best
son OF Morton's Traveller, out of Selma, by The
iodoiphin Arabian great grand dam by Jolly
| Roger, out of Silver Eye, which horse was
imported, and the property of Sam. Du Val, esq,
- CERTIFICATES;
| hereby certify, that l have known 6rsc'
chus, belonging to John Randolph, esq. tor Sc
verai years have had knowledge OF anum
Der ofhis colts, and they are sllfine. generay
| large. sold two of them few weeks since
TO- 800 cash; they were not three years olo
unit! some time in April or May next. nav
one at this time, the same age OF the Two soss
iull bred, and full sixteen hands high and wen
| made, and consider him equal to any colt OF os
age in the Valley, and would as soon breeu
from Gracious as any horse have seeDin WI,
gina. Given under my hand. this 23hda
| Feb. 1923. BUSHROD TAYLOR.
Ba,tletown Feb. ~ 1873.
We hereby certify. that we have known Jonn
| Randolph's horse Gracious, for several years
sid have no hesitation in saying we think him
the surest and best toal getter that has ever
| come under our notice. There are many u
his colts in this neighborhood rising three years
old that are sixteen hands high, and prom'ss;
fair for either the turf, saddle or harness. ana
will sellfor from 800 to $500. Given under
| our hands. John b. fAVLOh,
| z. DAUG HERlY. s
have very fine Gracious Fliley RISING
three years old The spring that she WAS two,
| was offered one hundred and forty dollar
cash GBacchus is sure foal ge,ter, sna ~
bis colts of this Deighborhood. with but 'ew
exceptions, lock fine am satisfied they v"
make first rate road horses.
| GEORGE S. LANE,
Bat,letown.
| To William King, esq. ettf1