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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24
AGlsIGUETVTE!,

Mr. KINrFR,

Mr. ~KINHFK,
5T,--A suhscrih"r 10 vonr paper in Nelso0
county, Virginia, has ed The conpat.t,,..
merits aud dement's OF water rturd hpu,nA,1
that hlch has been dressed without rnil,r,
| cannot answer this inquiry a. il reyar5,
hemp, but as flax Is An article OF nearly a,
mac1 Importance, aud as is character !. w..
~ mach the SAM, viii state 10 YOU the dit
h ultles which have occurred IN The mamma
tnre ri unrored fax, which will, la,r no
dohht, in great measure retr also 10 hem,
Al leds 40 rs IN enable your s,bscrihrr "a
draw a conclusion uufaNuurahlr. have
ben snme time des,rons oil making his slate.
mcnt because mnny Ingenious u.sn a,e en-.
gaeed IN inventine machinery fo brrsL Ge,
without tott'ng, before h~crrtaining Whist i,
10 be done with il after this great bushes,
hd5 heen aecomP shed.
lhere ueV, va. t. my MUD, any difficult
~ ~ breaking fsk bN machinery roued or
moi hn' my experience IN the n'anntt, mre
lns.liles me IN ha2ardlug the upiniun ,naf
flax uot retted, can never be sdvanfagrbn,I,
mad" use g, ualcss il he subs, jurrily
steamed. ar undergo some other prnress +,
give i thai sottness aud phabflitv which W
terIo'frt fax aluavs possesses, and without
which II cannot be spun economically by
machinery, and these alter operations viii al
way he more eNprusivr than the simplest
OF all in pie prnce,e--Halrf rot'ing
Nn ingenious g,rtlenAr invented ma
chine for hrralliu. nsS " fhout rotlirg, and
sent m" a qoan ily of fix prepared Tor es.
pertinent The folio vine j. attracted frous
tho letter wrote him, alter had II mann.
tactnre3 into cloth
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AID stuI=e ing tHf ura bliok and mofth he
called ~ "a nuaI.. ~, auI ~ O sailors ri the mo-
mi ,nshrd u and assisted lum uutil he WIS
IN HI#ss ef saJcff. Handy had br got will
oui tut b.u'd1rp when he vas mrt by Mr- !.
rarfsp. a. uasf Escape was equally prosidenfial.
anu flu exclamation "a Nj Ayman aud a ic-
MAJ bong aiil nm Good God Goldsmith
ba,e,ai c.rlprdf Ne are the only p'rsous
Rhaare lrn - tell the story W. ougm To
I'LL o. sar hufts aud iaank God Tor hs pioi'c-
ton
/ 4 hundred labourers fun 81. Caiharines
Doeks sr,e ais ani'g srnf To- assist IN removing
be rui tish, AID bY ther eae'a,us scsefal per
sons VIZ saved though drendiuily nulIlated.
-- hr bodice dog out NJ late lou lhs mnrn-
ing WeIr-.Af. Maurice, ptiu'cr Of Feuchufch
II. principal proprietor vi l. Gilbert, per
To-. me- lliss Frarun, SIS rrto Madame Fear
on arI Ms. ffesUnn. acircs.rA; Robert fur-
! dg. - blacksmith Ali, aud Piniold, door kerp-
,rs jesse Miles, = carpenter md Lew, a
c'ulae.mau. who vas reading the play blll nt
filr d"or Mics Has ca pcntrr, employed Al
the Hrat,, and : mentioned As having hrcn
az excellent workman he las len bn.ily ut
Eve ciuid1ln Levy Wa mi recognizable ~ his
trend, vas oulr HE Ia II at Laws winch
VI. found attached - his htea. that enanlcd
them Ia denIl, his mHnelcd resains. Mar
=
hud the POM hnHscs. u ~ tmbs lnerlly crush
81 Ia 1t nus. anil thee bod. bruised nd lacrr.
atrd ~ . H. e1dtpl manner. NJ. Carruthcfz, Tie
HlHer praprei"r. sas ihken Up most dfrddimIY
a. ia. rt-tld upwards + tw" ftF sufferers were
q" frd oii 50 The London IlnspG d->ofne WIN
haein'cd ,mb-, others with hcads confused
tUmr ' in 10 e., b obeu and maup uthf. wHh
murh ,iigD's, uinlies werr dus out. The ho-
di st ss''r 81 fhe sufferers Ven only reco'-
mfHi Us pa al t1'F df'Ns, Of mfin"'hhd'
i1nd p "' iHr'n II" eH"itton' "a. Ihe lahnnt-
erN "'tr naIsmt mig up u - 'lo'h I''' hish
'.t'1 u = m q H'idf'td h'p''sN Ihh any OF
ihc nnlafhmai" creatures VITO I'll remained
n. IL tn .an. could p ssihly retain li" III
"cr stni aame IN recruit th.u almost ethdu
ted strength. II = supposed thrre must In ~
lcast l,li, VIC ms whose bodlr, 81 remain "n-
discovered q thosr carficd 10 lie hospital, It
1u-tastofy To sthte that Vt late hou' tbs
mpfnuR# ala "rfr living aud ir the mo pan
lf'" 70 ii Wi lhe ihta.ie cost upwards 81
+ip'F ~ iisrIrfii"n, aud ne 'Nprnsr 81 sern-
cN, "te.s' a.. @.."ds 'oashI1ablr. SOM
trS ~ til',n a ID" house innhchIpn''y escaped
aiming whom werr NJ /. far'en aud MI.
hoia> nm vi ~" lrr'ons On the te"l VII"
lI' WIN u.-onr sea- cflH INJURED AMI the oihrf
shgtiIN anu named shaw aud his wife we've
an7 s"'ed,
lHt h1n was employed IN ihe counting house
w'nrns not less than ioity lcet above the stag,
AMI 40 one lnuneni, he stairs hr found himself
aud 8 lie beIn" the slase, with q large plank n
Gus their bodies. tAilrHrng husflt from
The J. ank as speedily as pos.pr, he relieved his
vie aud carried her np - tau 80 then stand
ing and having gained window, he lo"cird
hrr INTO tue street bf means 81 rope aud M
uiedia'ely followed hlmsrlL they we both "a
much BRUISED, however, nat II vas considered
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CRAZE NNEE

The Quickest method OF procuring sra?''' =
to GRAFT ,ntn the body, urar tbr ground %
which IS preferable, into the roots Of large 'lne.
II the !0,iowing year il tt- graf las ~.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

letter from Gen La Favet'e. dated lam,
~ l6, 10 his friend Morgan NevilIf, ESQ. oI0lt
o, mentions the intention of NJ. Perier and M
wife, Ga grand daughter OF thu 6 nc,an a g,..,i
-on, aud The two boys of George Washipg,a'
La Fay"tTe. 20 visit the United States.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

"lsf he iLdst not think il sirang. ~,
"eau III TIC motnIu.. as sire sf.I5t 5'h' -
W u mld-ship--w hIch is istv,,a - fsfs.Ii
''e." eaoms OF the boat. On III. - ao3
Una, sue must not be so ioolish when 1o her
~ me cabin, shut the door. and 49,, WI I'm
anu as II NV appears, ihrey. bs,,.I ~. ~. Hf's,
canal Search vas made Al the IN. . he
Out without effect, and was SUZANNE, "a her.
'hio"n herself into The Mohawk. '''e hai
4 good oHe-In IN, present d,,.
'"'a nave become 50 serious an evil oa
need legislative Interference, We ,biol ,1z' ~ 70
ioHo"lns ezpedeni. adopted b, l,5,, .tal lie
nect'cut, OF rather a desperate aer ei' ~ -
an excellent hint 10 sotue 81 our t.. a"fi
"ardsan hecua remedy The circ,,,ps E." ''-
'hesr u young iads brcaInr ext,,,. sa"'e
Iohh OF Young LAWYER Ia ihe o.iglt,s,i
VINO treated her paIualiiy with ete.t '7,
hiding hel suit rather homeless AMI l. wv.
~ Determined 10 euler tine state of t,.,t,; '''
some int or other. she adopted The foII,. "
plan All Al once she Vas taken III W.
ma ads seemed To threaten death NJ ,i,."'t
SHE sent for thu young lawyer 10 draw L...
and 10 his asionishmeui she disposed of A., ~
nous estate, - lrgacIrs and cndnHipo ,,,,,.
institutions. She shortly aiier. howeyc, ''e
vefed 10 ENJOY heI own wealth and IN. -,
lawyer he"a To feel something like iosga
her ; he addresses hecame constant. and b;...
tentio marked; in fact in short t;n,o - Nv
were mar led-but alas he had 10 take Tho ~, -
for The deed VIZ
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Tton Me NhnnIs Gnsele.


4 nsW pag1f making n Gentrat-As DAT
Green tecel, - the apprlatlon oi neral. from
Jackson's nderstrappers through he Uufed
Stats, II may mo- be amiss Ia give stafomeni
Of the way he gained the iiHr.--Dulf was ON o +
tn he.f contractors tor the army WHEN he resided
IN the state Of Missouri Benz oran ovcrbcar
ing, selfish disposition, few olthr other coutrpc-
ttrs u i,hed 10 travel with him but il bap-
prncd, NJ one tune, thai four Of tLcir droyes mrt
IN the wilderness, on their way 10 the army.
The others were not we'll pleased with the juno
ton Of forces AID t1e company II such a rep
the Il, Grecn.--Yet one Of them possessed 4
good al Of adroltness. aud knowing Green's
con-amnate vanity, concnd d 10 turn the mis-
fortune of III, company 10 advantage
therefore STYLED the collective drnvrs - the Mis-
sou'l bi gadc, anj gave DnG' Green the appr'-
latlon OF " General OF the brigade BY this
policy hr made Green very s1cial cOmpan u,
and ns nbIiglne ior the time, rs he had formerly
bee BRUSH. He has ever since STYLED hinSrr
" icnetal.' and shortly afterwards began to-
hn1 "a for Jackson aud marital law. And al
though he was ucVer General over an, thing buI
huiocFs yet the people ~ the eastward actually
think that be- WAS elected General Of human be
ngs IN the State OF Missouri
-zIs.a-
Signs-The St. Louis Observer. thc lending
bitNhbl lilN III lfff 7Ai't 81 Nl>SNlil, las lfttn
discontinued FOR want of support, as /, stated BY
the ~ Louis Republican.
Tn Hrald,' a Jackson paper has bern
discontinued at Washington IN the State OIL
SoItb Carolina, aud IN Administration paper.
raled the @ Freemans Echo,' commenced Ia it,
place.
Thomas Slaughter, Esq who was nominated
on the 9th Of January on the Jackson electoral
ticket for k"ntu,ky declines the honor thus m !
tended TO be conferred unoa him"
We learn that G.n 'acomb has been nomj
na'rd 10 thr .>rnalr Of the United States rs Ma /
ior G"ncral, IN place OF Gen. Brown, decd. The /
prophets have hren sadly disappointed IN tteir
evil pred i us Hica. Hijg.
Tho II canal boat has arrived n itarri,barg !
from fniiadr lphla. along the Ponusy lvauilcan
= auals ,aece 4 eyHry where but IN Virginia |
Olrs at'smen are roo much engaged IL ,nrlting
on violations OF the Constitution, CHS Is their
eat bohhy) and IN splitting nas that have
been >piit before 10 and direct the enefrics
Ut Virginia 10 works which viii enrich her K en-
dnre tor ages Virginia has grown poor aud
well n gh bankrupt in looking nnl for GanS.ii,.-
t. nal 'nlractlms, aud in guarding that insf.u-
Uncut ON nJur' " aishn one mpdltated-u-
'er stats m the mranfune, vino hsvr attended
l. then o%0 affairs aud II Il aSpred o leglslate
10 the Union. ar gathering The fruits of their
enterprlza. II multiplied riches and an expand.
ing population. H.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-24

- !. Rns.,an lrIgs,e. 10 hiudtt the etecuti"a
Of his le Ign. an 10 prevent re-r a..
- uaviat ta.iied Catnna tdfe Hamilton
:, t.,ia thcfi, ihe latter ri, lie j. Thai i's in
.ir,inli "a. dil n,a = 50 Tar. lhts event
rto,srs grcat sensation.
.IursiHrl Gaztf'f.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
This is a. give =.

1NiAT tie subscriber of Prince Georges County in
i the State of Maryland, has obtained from the Or.
phan's Court of .8lcxandria County, in The District of
Columbia, letters Of administration with The will an
nexcd on the estate of EnwanE LLOYD, late of the
county last aforesaid, deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent are hereby warned
to exhibit the same to the subscriber, On or before the
Esd dayof October next, Or they m " bv law BE- ex
cluied from all benefit to slla estate, and those in.
debted thereto arc required to make immediate paw
ment. Given under my hand this Esd day of April,
1928. JULIUS FORREST, Admir-.
with the will annexed Of
april 25-6w Edward LLOYD, decd.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08

G.. Il \. 2. Thompson.
HAVE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
IA and other arrivals, an assortment of
SPRING GOODS,

~ "a &xv ABg
Consisting Of
"A and Ga striped and checked fancy ~ginghans and
seersuckers
98 and Ga, cambria and jaconet mushns
6 4 fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
78, fancy prints
Mack and C0lOured sarsnet cambrics
Grandrell and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
White, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassine,ts and angola cassincres
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
NJ ms white and mixed do and halfhose
Thread and bobbinct laces and a. and Cd boobinet
SpitalGeld, aag, b~andanna, levantine, Madrass and
linen cambria hIlkls
Black and colourd sarsnets and groS de naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horseskin, beaver and buckskin do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and "A Irish linens
Sd and rs do lawns
Sd and GA do sheeting, Russia DO brown u bleachcd
8 4, 81 and IQ-4 diaper and damask table linen
81 ord rs damask napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka,
back
Yellow and blue nankcens
Brst Italian sewing silk
White and coloured cCttouballs and spnOls, tioss 10
and patent thr, ads
Twilled s~acking, streii;z oznaburss, shoe thread, sc.
ALSO,
Brown and bIeached domestic shirtings ana Sheet
ings, check, bed ticking, plaids and stripes, cotton
warn, sc. &c april Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
Oranges and l.emons
New Spring Goods.

John M.JOHNSON 4 Co. have received by the
q last arrivals from New-York and Philadelphia, their
Spring supply of Dry Goods, which they bought on
the best terms; and pledge themselves to sell as cheap
as they can be bought by the yard Or piece,
aDril2I I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
F0r Ncnt.

4 I}oo Story Directing Ho",e far $ lie.
essA am authorized to dispose Of, at private sale,
.s5sS. a House and Lat, two doors west of Capt. John
McCobb's, on the north side OF Prince street. The
front, Is feet by 2t, andis \ two story frame build
ing, Containing four rooms. The back hiiiding is
BRICK, one amt a half stories ligl, II By 40 feet, con-
tanning three rooms and a good kitchen, smoke house,
ard store room under il. The whole lot is I9 feet
front, running back 81 feet to A 10 feet allcv, and is
subject to a ground rent of SIS IS annually.
The situation of this property is considered the
very best, rs it reg ar IS health and other advantages.
When the yellow fever was in town, no case occurred
any where near this lot. \ snail part Of the purchase
money will be required III hand; for the renal der,
easy payments wiz do, if we'll secured. Apply to
mar 27-,f GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-05-08
German Ainens,

81 a Bales consisting of
~ Hempen ticklenburgs Of a superior quality
Burlaps, No. /, ., 5, 4, and 6
Ilessians. Just received per the brig William
Penn, from Bremen, via New York, and for sale by
april l6 s.. .MESSERSNI1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

4 VIGILANCE should BIZ the walohword
Of all the friends oi the administration IN this
Hte-parlicularly of he county correspond.
ing committees, the members of which, by
accepting the appointment, have laid them
selves under a strong obligation TO do all 10
their power IN advance tho great cause of Gu
Il Liberty. What though we he defeated Is
mere no Gense Of triumph in rnhningclose on
the heels ot The victor' /, there no eause for
,hame aud modification in being d,sancrd by
our opponents, in consequence of our sluggish
ness aud Inactivity It's but u small sacrifice
II llmr which man makes by going 10 the
polls is more than recompensed by the
proud glow which should mantle his cheek
when he exercises this great privilege
OIL lreemrn. We would impress upon the
committees the importance OF adopting
some measures 10 draw forth the strength ul
the administration in their respective conn
ties. Let us not be tainted by our opponent.
with the sneering exclamation, "y Won hive
been moi ouly defeated but mgiorioeJyde I'm
ted"--bnt let ns have the qualification Of tell
ING them, "y9u have mol much cause Of exz
ullation when Son compare your meagre mn
unity with yonr previous boastings.' We al
ready see with what reelng Joy they hail the
news OF any favorable event to their cause
from distant States, how slight soever il may
be--let ia poison this JOY by the vote ofvirgi-
uia. Energy aud zeal aciH place US in power
lni m,nori'y-it may give us the majority.
Ne shall, this week, prlnt a snthcen nam
Der q Electoral Tickets 10 supply the cnnn.
ties in this neghborhood--and the committees
should take steps Immediately to supply them
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A I n special communication 81 Marshal
IA Lodge, M 80 ~ fhcn Hall. in Lynch
burg, Angus, 23d. \. L. 1913 A d. saB The
following resolution wits Unanimously adopted
Whereas II hn, been represented 10 TINS
Lodge tl'ai or Nor. Master and bro Henry g
Holmes. departed thus lite On the / Ito INST. IA
Salem Connecticut
BE- II therefore unanimously. Resolved, that
rs Lodge and individuals We deeply regret
his nntlmoy death, and IN testimony OF our re-
spect for his memory, will wear Grape tie
lei arm for 30 DAYS.
II was further Resolved thai our Rev bro y.
q. Smith he requested 10 each FuneIa Ser
mon IN memory of onr departed brother. NJ So.
Panfs Church ~ this plat on the second sun
day Ia September nex,. The Lodge viii MEET
NJ ihiA Hall said da, ,nt hall past elorh A. Nj
n nave in procession to ST. Paul. Church Tho
memhefs aud brothers of Nrn Glasgow unioA
Lodge, No 81 and Liberty Lodec, No. %. ar
particularly invited To join rs ON thai day. az.
we'll as all regular muster mesons.
IHOS. MCKINNEY 5ecry
Marshall Lodge No ~.
Aug. 29. 3b
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-, ..,es nef h - to be- iesied OF -
H'fy OF " .4s...,t,gtnred tobacco imported if"h
. country. after the loth OF oc'"hei
ANY sg,;s a highly important. an1' II i"f
nfN. ,,ten OF the alteration oil hnif on
sie" VIC - rorfeet we must believe mat ih's
So'"" : .l.o intended 10 he retallatorY oil Tue
Hie"''. s,.,,s' Tariff as titus, Cnnea o'ales i"'
o''' Unmarried nj presrut, ann even "Ie' nc
~, or,oher from the Tan ihds OF p'''Sn
s;,,, will have Ia pay Only "s' o"' II ''',p''
i, -, j. foreigu country. maj Is 10 say ho''
"" - states after iUIn Oct VIII he shlJec' I"
INC - m and let II be remembered 'h"'
% o. ~ aIsi,,oeal i, "A very heavy charge on
D. P,..ts worth Only Id per III. IN bona. MS
a. Ire will also give great ene"u'' ="
,-,;s1, sbinping iaf no lofe'Sh sesssl 90" '"'
~ =. e., cansutnption from : bfi''sh poss'ssi"'
yo,tby OF remark, thai ms res"a'ioi'' "s
It,. or lew. IS contrary 10 fhe p'lhe'P'e vi
10 u','aha.,a, Act, which act directs the sane
-, m be levied on goods fx."a'e"""sen' 10 W
""s s.sbinne1 whereas in tins case allihe stem
soo",t, -, o,,y IA warehouse, or which may
iH'" .oho,.e,l p,i.r to 10Th 0closer. will, rde1e
pe an, b,. subject to only IS per IT.. We
- af onin,on. thai thls exception Is made on
~ s,nnosition. thai a great part OF the lob"c
~ in England has been either purchased
r,,i;sb,neu OF an advance 10 the Iuii value
Ie,eof made By English capital u TINS ne
s,,,,re ofre aiation, we think iIs effect WI n'
,".sened BY the levying OF the Sd ON Sle9tned / o
,,acco only, aud not on leaf.
since writing the above, we have seen more
..-.nt OF officially amended scale oil D"'es, "
.b;ch Cotton is made to pay Is IN he" OF Is
'.,d the additional duty Oh Tobacco made shh
I,cs instead of pence. What Is singular, 'n'
ne post which brought fhis new ochenuie
ss.ough, also another contradiction III the shape
e, brokers' Circular, which stated that the mn
-, had abandoned the additional duty on 10
bacco altogether
G,sat Reduction of Duty on Sares-Al'era
INNS are perretually made in the Duties o,
.,ayes. Las, ear (per Act Geo. D. cap 90
lnited SIstes Slaves paid three tunes the dm,
I.yial,le before passing the Act the import has
fallen off, and cooper, nave been greatly neon
veuiepced This is to be remedied by the pre-
sent BILL which says that moi only tn'ied States
but all Slaves the produce ofor imported iro"
anu foreign country not above one inch thu"
aud five inches broad, there Is no (lnnt as It
lenglh) shall pay only one.hird OF tue present
duties
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EDUCATION.

LPnchbWg Young Ladies' Seminary.
FHNilE teachers of this institution. ever CRATE
ID fl 10, the liberal patronage nh which
thry have been favored, beg leave TO intolm the
inhabitants OF this town aud ni the surrounding
eoun,rv, thai the ensuing So, sipn viii commence
on Monday the 18th ol sept. neat.
Terms, per ScsSip ~ mr. Months.
-F0r all or any oiihe branches Of
you5g ladies education, n' luding PLAN
aud ornamental needle works, SIS 90
For the Junior class 10 %
Fof thu French. ltaiiin spanish or
German languages Or b,en ne aud
Painting. each 10 On
For Music. lessons a week, 20 %
Young ladies can he accommodated with boar
dug. lodging aud ~nsting fa %5U who viii
have The advantage al learning 20 speak Ih.
French language. without any additional charge
No extra charge Ion ineI, o, tor the use oi tho
Piano.
The five public examinations, which took
place since the opening otthis institution, have
proved the merit OF the school aud the zeal Oh
the teachers therefore, IL would lac sup.rtluuas
TO say any thing further on lhai subject
-Four teachers viii always br employed Ia this
Seminar, PETER II. IEubA
Terms payable one hall al III. commence
mrnt Of The session, aud tue Other half al ~
conclusion
Aug. %
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~ embracing Al - ,sas'# agtIte Gs'fir or .,i
zng Conspnlnonle nr threatening India. !. no
thing TO thai of twelve millions of +, &c ueonle
seated on kind spil ON the margin NJ Ibe Al
lantjc. driving commerce in every disfau
quarter of tine globe, ami eemrntins their eu
pife ~ nomr D. InnnrsrahIr afenacs Of trad,
aud Intercourse. Neither mn.t she conn, u,,o,
our divisions. We have too much n.tional
prlde Tor vanity, II she nrases } loo deep y n,,
tual stake Ia each Others pr pefiiy too mnrl
ia our better laws, morals ard general eondjtio,,
TO segregate ns from other races OF men Ia fall
or even he rent asunder, IN her day Al lens,
LEI her cease 10 undersalue what sh..ranoot ar
rest he progress OF, and send observers mot sD,e.
10 see aud estimate us II our just rate
B1llihere Intricnn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

NIO1iCE.--1 The subscriber shH continues 10
" sell iObncco AMI other produce an commits
sion. lie uiH aiso ship produce n any kind tOy .
rery modercts compensation. Keeping regular
correspondence icith The best mercantile houssS II.
Rcha,ond, from uhieh he receives he earliest qif
most ouiheniic commercial intelligence from Fu-
rope and eiseWhere he wiH be enabled 10 transact
business nj all tunes riM a thorough kn0piedes
oChe foreign as WtH rs domestic markets.
4 H1TGHER
~ II Hdring been appointed Chmeery Com.
missioner. AN prepared at all times 10 take
dsp0ations any uhere IN C0mpteH county. and
may generally be found al ny 9ftt u .tfu doors
aboue The Frankiin Hoaa 4. H.
Nay 10 1888
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1000 DOLLARS.

All the Prizes payable in Cash, which may
he had, As usual, rs souna Drawn.
Whole Ticket s. -
Half 81 20 Quarter 80 10
NJ The holder of two Tickets or Shares
must draw one prize, and may draw three.
TrsMs---F or packages, not less than fifty
Tickets, Scheme price, tor approved notes,
payable fifteen days after the drawing, with.
oui interest. Venders at all times, supplied
at Scheme price.
IL ORDERS, by mail or otherwise, meet
the same attention given to personal appics-
lion. Address to Managers offices,
LVnchjurg, RichmOad,
Hmcbrder, Vbetiing.
AUG. LEtINICH.
Jpns & .hnpngsr-
A package of prize tickets Va. State Nav.
Lottel les Bank Notes and Checks, ON the Bank
IN Richmond. was some time since lost Oh is
way from Charlottesville 10 this place. Person
arr cautioned against taking the prizes, a,
payment will be withheld at this office.
July IL.
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TERUST 5ALE.-Wr viii sell. 10 the high
n es bidder, Tor cash, On Saturday the
18th day ot Sept. ls2s, al the house Of Col A
IeSander IInsley, in Amherst county, the iui-
lowing slaves 10 wit Ben, Phllis, RACHEL
aud her other three children. Eliza, Jim aud
RI iulnnl The sale will he made in pursu-
Hnoe Of n trust deed executed by Christian
Coleman to the undersigned, on the oath day
of March 1870, and is of record in the clerks
office OF Amherst county court. We will con.
vey such lille as said deed vests in us, and none
other. BLAN9FoRD HICKS, Irus-
FLEMING COLEMAN : tees
Aug. %. wlds5