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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

After the Duke of Richmond's horse Chi
CO had run the first heat at Goodwocd races,
on Friday se'nnight, for the Waterloo stakes,
he attacked the groom (Grant) whilst pro-
ceeding to wash his mouth, knocked him
down with his head, then seized him by his
hip, and carried him to ditch, about twen-
ty or thirty yards distant, when it was with
considerable difficulty the surrounding spec
tators could prevent him from doing any
further injury, which he attempted by forcibly
pressing the man against the ground with
his knees.-London paper.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

81 never eat beef" said an exquisite, the
other day,"Ilive upon rasins, and grapes, and
figs-beef's too gross, positively"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
DISTRICT OF Nj
REIT REM
V fWanfiafh da,J,

MO twentieth dav|
ffty-fourth year Of Il
States of America, I
district, has depositd
book, the right whed
the words following
" A Flying Roll! /
of hell and death, a
and the keys of thd
key of David, whic,
shuts and no man o.
In conformity to
United States, entitl
ment of learning, b
charts, and books, d
such copies. during
and also to an act, e
to an act, entitled, /
of learning, by secuI
and books, to the Al
copies during the tin
tending the benefits
engraving, and stch
JNO. W. u
Oct. 81.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
Office.

TIME Subscribers would inform the citi-
i zens of Lancaster and its vicinity, that thsy,
have opened shop in the Village, ESQ caled) in
Lancaster, lately occupied by S. Smith, where they
offer their services for repairing
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND
TfNGEP1EOES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
They intend also to keep on hand at this Shop in
connection with their establishment at Fitchburg,
general assortment of
JEWELRY, WATCHES AND TIME.
PIECES-FoR SALE.
Their prices will be reasonable-and they hone
by punctualty and fathfllness to merit the appro-
baton of the community.
The highest price wiH be given for old GOLD
and Sill YER.
" They would say to those persons who are in
debted to them either by note or account which has
been standing more than three months, that paw
ment must be made Immediately.
MARTIN RICHARDSON.
JAMES FENNO
Aug 49, "a
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

EXTRAORDINARY FEAT! At IL minutes
and half to IL o'clock, ON Tuesday last, a
man named William Batterworth, turn
out spinner, completed the arduous task of
walking one hundred and four miles, from
the hour of IL the preceding day, the time
allowed for which was "a hours. The feat
was performed without training, opposite the
house of Mr.. Walker, the Bellevue, Cor
ton road (; and many hundreds Of pounds
have changed hands in consequence.-B.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

EcoNoMY. Indeed we do not perceive
how any man, in his sober senses, can afford
to pay two dollars year for newspaper,
when he must, of necessity, have that self
same two dollars to buy sixty-six glasses of
grog! Only think how much more good it
will do family of children for their father
to use intoxicating drink two or three times
day for month, than it will to furnish
them with reading for year IN H. Obs.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

COMPOUND EPITHErs. The custom OF
using hard compounds furnished Ben John
son with an opportunity of showing his sat-
ire and his learning together. These are
the words Of which he speaks sometimes,
as, ssunlin-o ne-breath-utterable." Redi men,
tons an epigram against the Sophists, which
is preserved in Atheneus, and is made up of
compounds "amile long," He presents us
with Latin translation, by Joseph Scaliger,
which may be thus rendered in English -
Loftybrowfourishes,
Observation-Disclosures,
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures;
0ldcloakinvestiters,
Observation-Disclosures,
Nightprivatefeasteaters
Craftlucuhrationers.
Youthcheaters, wordcatchers, vaingloryosophers,
Such are your seekers Of virtue Philosophers"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

Can any benevolent person tell US how to
cure chimney, which, contrary to all rule,
sends its puffs downwards? Such person
may rely upon one of our best pufs upUards.
" Y Courier & Enquirer
Poh 1t is the simplest thing in the world.
Just change ends with the chimney, which
was doubtless set wrong-end upwards by
mistake.-M Y. Spectator.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24
EYE

N NILS saIe
IL i,.Ramed Ell
multitude Of ordlnal
The most obstinn!'II
nations Of that dsl
approved Eye W,slq
the tone of the G5
eyes the effect is n
standing, the nos
ceived, after othsl
had failed. Wsdn
of the Eyes, Proes
manently remosea
to be the best prep
ever met with, es
ness and infaniIn'
nThs cslss
ACHE PILLS, Y
out the least in]sag
be found one Of ~
painful complaint
G. B. Y
Observe th''I
written signature
printed wrapper
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

undigested heavy ideas to settle down and
pass of. 1t is very easy matter to tell al
mans disposition by his laugh, and have q
strong idea Of carrying the theory into ope-
ration against that Of Gall and Spurzheim.
A jovial, shrewd, good-hearted fellow will
laugh heartily and loudly, with 8 meaning,
however, of genuine humour. On the con-
trary, thick-headed, stolid genius allows
his merriment vent in perfect bray. This
we detest, and were we supreme in authori-
ty, we would condemn such fellows to wear
cap and bells. A stingy, miserly genius
laughs short and quick, and seems covetous
of his merriment. His laugh sounds like
north-wester through gimblet hole. A
satirist seldom laughs outright; itwould ex-
pose him to ridicule, he restraints it when
hard pressed, and allows its force to curl up
its lips like corkscrew. This is the worst
of all laughs, and man who INDUCES in it
ought to be put upon the treadmill. When
you see man surrounded by a crowd and
laughing very often, you may safely swear
that he is'either Jeremy Diddler or apolti-
clan canyassing for Office. One Of your sur
ly, gruff old fellows always laughs as if
through speaking trumpet. Our old &C.
quaintance, the Duke of Limbs, is one of
that class his only intimate friend is bull
dog, and in their manners they bear strong
affinity. The Dukes laugh forms fine bass
to his dogs counter-tenor. The ladies' (dear
creaturesl all laugh in one key, and there
fore we are put at loss to know how to
distinguish their dispositions in their bursts
Of merriment. One thing Is certain, we had
rather hear pretty girl laugh than the fin
est piece of musick, played by the most ac-
accomplished masters on earth. Had mt
you london paper.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

y. C.. TY
CHAMPAGNE,MI
LISBON, FRI
VI
OLD COGNAC y
AND v
all of SUPERIOR qua
Oct. IS.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

rs hereby ,gls eli
G. CARTEEls.a
counts in the hal "
LARD, ESQ.,, for n,
day Of Noys@ at;,ls J,
can be made Wl'',,
s Lancaster, S'P''
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-11-24

Youthcheaters, wordcatchers, vaingloryosophers,
Such are your seekers Of virtue Philosophers"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-28
/. Constitutional gHbtg.
~ IREroaTED FOR THE WHICH,
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
MONDAY, Nov.

The President communicated the following letter
which he had received.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
a CAAD.

ffNHE nndersl 1ned. thankful !or the liberal
j encourag cement heretofore extended 10
him, by ihe citizens OF Lynchburg, solicils a
continuance of their aronage.-Havine
some leisure hours during the day, he wonld
be pleased to devote them to giving insiruc-
lions in Instrumental Music, comprising the
Piano-Forte, Violin, German Flneand Chart
onet.
To those who ARE somewhat advanced in
practical ruusic. he wonld suggest the advan-
.taees - be derived from the requirement Of
style, (Which can only be attained by means
Of ex5mple,) and respectfully proposes 10
thu m his acco npanimenl ottfe violin.
II IS deemed unnecessary 81 his time 10 pro.
lure aay written Testimonials. would
merely refer IN the gentlemao amateurs oi la
city, with whom lie has had the pleasure
performing.
Applications may be made at the Franklin
Hotel
n. B. Pianos tuned and repaired,
WIN HARTMAN.
Jan. /. liza
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OHLWILAR Y.

Died, al his residence, IN Wentworth. on
"wednesday evening the IN inst. Can't. RoR.
Eltf MENZIES. formerly nt heaksyitIo N
Caro- Ina about - years al ace, universally
respected Tor his correct deporlr,sn, in hfs {.
ie' his example be 'nculcned Ny til, surviving
friends
penarled This life, on 1bursAsv the 1,h aev
oil December, 1925 y. =. HewbdI Of Frank
lin CO. Va. in the t'riy.Gtih year oC his age
an honest, upright, and Il i1s, man.
= =, On tho flteen'n Of the same month.
NAftiL. NEWELL, (Frenklin co Va an
oil II volnl'onary sol'icr, aged 81 ". rs, n
months and twelve days and. IL pope be cor.
rec one d tpe noh'rs' works Of God Eur
an hones'e' man never hreaihsd, kind aud
benevolent 10 bis neirhbort, nfrc,iansie 10
his children, Bnd - kind and ;od,Iorn, uas.
ter, ne i gone nnd left n numerous 6 ,nec.ian
vi children AMI Grand children 10 lamen, his
irrrparshle loss.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

viRGlNiAAt Rules holdon IN thu Clerks obco OF the
huparur Count Of Chunccry for tho i,ynthbntg Dis-
tnct, the 9Th day Of january, ia2a David lliHrn.
bothnm Daniel HRrnbothnm aud Ihomaa iigRin
HOLMAN, merchants and purtuors trading under tho
tiyle ofDusd a Daniel Higgnbohnm 4 - Pitt.
against John r. Hin nnd Wills II. Will, failrn
Will and Joseph G.. liigPinhotham, executors Of
Jamss Wis, doe. and the sid Joseph e illfRinbo
Than hs Trustee for Polly iiill, DEBTS.
Tho defendant john r. Hill, not having entered his
appear and given security according To the act OF
assembly aud the rules Of this court aud II appearing
by satisfactory evidence thar he not inhnhtnnt Of
this eounty II - ordered That tho said defendant do
appear here the fret day of tho next torn hhd nn
swsr the bill of the PLAINTIFF aud that rnrf al this or
dor hn forthwith inserted In phpef printed IN
The town OF IynchhurF Gov two months HuecessYelt md
posted the front door Of tho courthouse ~ the aud
iown. copy--Tosto, Nll.bStts g
Jan. 10 winds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

"a Y y,rtus ~ a deed oi trust exeeuted "a ~
- ny josoph W. Scott, and ~ reoeYd ~
H. clfrk's ptics Of Campbell county, W..
Ron friday the l3ih daj Of Web. next. ~
pubic auclion IN rhr mepi.es fafeed -
H. % the bifheU bidder, HE tract Of haYoh
~ teh the rhid Scott now resides. 1bYf aud
as good new mouse on il, With god mer
ctenI mali Ia good repsr. there ny also vi.
fhn neeessHry o,n hoashs for the hccnmmoig~
nm IA family. \, lie ssme Dhie aGd place
wi ha sold, great de.l 0tv Jkvabie personal.
property m .tloned n said 6s'd. This terms
will be- arc mmodstiug, pit mnde known Oh
the DAY Of sale. Ihe tpe ioibe property X
~ Ieved L. be indi pgtAble, IN, We viii cor.
vry only snch tise/as T. vested n ia hy.
tn deed. W 81 WATTS,
JOHN w, SCOTT.
Jan, 10. tqs16
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

sty IRGINlA-At rules holden u the clerks ofee {
tle superior eouu nit iaurrty, ior the LYuehifn
District, III. 3rd day Of NV 1914 Tnnails l.. apfa-
gias curator of the ..iaiu Of Brpnks Baker dre pf
AGAINST Grandc.or Il. Wada, ishnn " yhtt, Damfi W.
foarqperan, 0eotro Eo,icy, Nm.C Tucker iiebfy
Gan.Bglon, Tucker tTnugton, fani Gafanf tun,
George Darlington, Paul e. Frnnbt. nd E.niiy bis
wife Johp Darlington. EdW trd Cnrringto ton 8m. Car
tfneon John Pointer md Martha HE MARY Pom
tor Ehzlboth Pointer and itihert, tlen,eu,na and
Elizabeth Singleton, infant cliidcen ofAinrtha Single
ton by cmuns,ivBcS bopagb, speciay assign ,hair
gusrdian Caleb Is, Hudson sud inn his wife Tbos.
McCarv, aud Eh1sbeth b., vllo, George Claughtlon
and john Haglhni, dclts'
The DEFENDANT John Pointer and Martha his VIE na
~ Pointer, Catch u. Hudson aud Anna his vito, aeDrgg
cIaus hon aud John 10 {aud moi having entered tr
appeafanoe and gwen ocuv according TO Tie aei " Is
gemby ruler 81 this court aud 4 anpenDbg ~
satisfactory evidence that they haitaY 81 this
county, IL u ordered that the said tefendgs do up
pear here on the fret Gay tho next term Ind answer
The bill. Of the plaintiff. aud ihN eops " lls order be
for hwiili nsered.iu paper ffihfed 10 fhs
town of Lynnhburg for two months %neeesisely aud
posted the oni door Of tho cOuD1o1se 10 Vac taid
town. AJDpy-iort 4 % " ii't'7t - -
Jan. 10 ~Sot1
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

NinGlNiA-At Rules holden w the Clerk dfiee nf
thu superior Court of Chancuiy for the lyHehhnrs
nsifiet, tho 9TH daY OF January ls2q. JaDs Hra.t'
ekreulrts Of Phlp T.. Gtnsiy, dee Pitt aenns fat
ste kunne and Elizabeth his wie, and Am. Miter.
adfnr. at Nathaniel Crcnshaw, dee Defts.
The VIII of Sire Faftds awarded IN this cause not
being exaeurd tho dc6ndsni Fayoe Rosnp and Eli
znleth hs wife aud appearing by satisfactory e,ienes
thu thnY are NJ. tpitanit ot this sonnify II =
dered that the SAID defendants do appear here on the
hrtt day ofhe tcrm and show cause,fany they ran
VII, this suit should not ID proceeded IN es spotihed IA
With lneor,ed In some newsnsuet published In the
town Of Lynehhurs, ior two months soreesfNey, ana
posted the front door II the courthof IN tho snd
town, A topY--TuHto, j. Villas = l.
jan 10 w2aIa
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on Tue 21lh DAY oiUcl Is2s'
Lewis Bolton aud Elizabeth bis vile
Geo Lhnsdown, Mary LnnsGown nnd Sarah
Lnnsdowo, pits.
sgn'nai
Geo, i. Lansdown, James ID. Patton, james
w, Williams, sen. hobts' hoSs Henry Moi
ly. dehs.
lhi' cnnae rnmo on ibis dny 20 be heard on
the II, "os""r "l The defendant, George A
Lhbfdo"n,a the suhpofnh awarded there
N ON the 18Th day Of Al"fah. 1927, which nps
penrs 10 have he"n dnlt served on the otheg
defendants ms argued by counsel. On coW
sideftiion Wtoruul, the court doth order that
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

VIRGINIA. Rules holden in the Cisrks Office of III
superior Court Of thancary for the Lyneh,nys Ms
tict. the ~ dsy Of January 1922 Jatob Ptifsana,.
JIM against David owen and Luusford Loving tx n,
: ofi4esI Oneu5 doc. Dofl
The drfeudnut David Owen, not having entered hia
appearance and cven security according 10 III. ar. ~
Assembly and the res OF this court aud il appearing t.s
satafef"ry evidence that me Is nbahitant of thus
eonry--t Is 9rdcrei that the SAID defendant do ar
pear here on The first dey ofthe nox term and 4n.u~
the bill OF Inc Pniih and that copy ott order ~,
iorm"th h-fi'eo :! Some newspaper nahted in tho
town OF ynchburg for two monls succossgey and pos.
ted NJ tho front door the in the said town
ACopy--T1le J. WILLS C.
'hh' % w2mih
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

NIlGiSIA Al Rues holrn "a he r's.'' af,es u fas
sasiar sstve 81 rhancsry for tho Is ..hi DISTRICT
IT, ath day ofIinaasy, lEia. sa1nai Garland. PIT
Afalnsi isssi tsBnc. Robert Hurt. Nm iiurt.
an NH. aunH .ey, Deus
TIM defendant Lewis 4 frsna. not having entered hia
appearance and fipe icensdnP 10 ls act Il -
senhh ind The rnea vfthis court, and y Appearing II
satisfactory eFideaer tHt r u nai 40 iHshtanf Of TIE
eennIY Il efdHet. that the shd aa,ndaih d. hpffsf
arfe ~ The hrsi tiny nf The tern rnd answer ne
bit 81 The rlnruin. md that copy of iins nrdo' lie
fnfil Nh nsefltd IN neusaprt printed ~ i tosn
nj ishtrf lf unnthe surccssitelv. and rosied II
the ifoei dur OF he courthouse IN The sad lo.n.
Copy-Tests D. WILLS, 4. e
.iHn. ~ raH IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
C0nMERCIAL RECORD
. - - - - 50.
MARX ELS.

In our great articles Of Tobacco, 7 lour aud
Wheat we have 90 material change a. notice
The dealers are waiting with anxiety for further
advices from furope-by which alone The pm.
cos of these ARTICLES a,e regulated
Corn IL worth about 81 2j--R sale nf GOO Bar.
rels in the neig hborhood NJ 10 months credit
was mndr last week NJ ~ 60.
Wbiskey has declined li'tle 1t sold on
Saturday N 2s cents.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
I Audubon.
SRI--

Uncertainty ofhe Lar A farmer is NOW
confined in the Kings bench prison under these
circumstances He lmpounded some sheep thai
troke into his ground and destroyed several APP
ME trees, aud one guinea was estimated for the
damage done, when the farmer offered to take
three shIlings. The party who owned, the
sheep ,eplevied, and took the cause into the
county court, then moved 1t into the King $
bench and ried the cause at The assizes aud got
:, verdict of seven gnineas against the farmer
and costs Elo7. Execution was issued agalni
the farmers goods, all ofwhich were sold for
80 The witnesses the farmer took TO the as
sizes cost { 10, and his own attorneys bill now
due. Go, aud the prisoner was walked near 100
miles TO surrender to his bail.
Weekly Free Press.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

NfltGfsiA---Af itulos holdon IN the Ciee.
Snparlor Cunt pi Chan, Dry far t1r =.
trictl the lth day of January, 1899 EI#s44 lite,
adm :. o. huipue Shrewsbury, formerly Hsni9nn
GrItin. md : wuri Griffin, John Griffin, Nm.. Gfif-
fin, Llahath Grttn aud Charlotte Grilln. uifpts b.
Edmuud lpt, ihbu uou hicud, flt. hPnlnst bristo-
ph.rflatG Row land Pr .ton, Thomas frnafou. adn
oiWm SMITH, doc Christophrr Clark, jim. EasYufd
Clark Sas ANN Clark and ttwmd Clhfh, infants ~
oomnssipner Bonush, speedily ps'iFned thelt poaf-
diam, Nm. PrrsiJu, Ehl hrtH Preston, MlfrYei Pro-
In nd bosnia lresloH. iniHts by cnnulasiUnhr to-
~ IA specially nrsFrrh their guardian, Inons VI
Riebard u epson aud Lousu bis te, Rahpff pHis,
Jordn, DAVIS. John Davis, Margaret DAVIS und smiti.
SOL Davis, ufBrts hy cummi,aiprrf btIiPh. apBciaJ
igued their gaardrpu, Ilurs HHn'rrh and Eliza-
bcl his wife WA. Y Scot rud Chnt Ia flaft Scott
M infant by commits toner mu"h specially assgn.
ed hls girdtan, and Hector ilarrist admf OttobrH
Hook, dee. Dfffs.
The eiandnnt VIM. Y Scott not hHtina .Hisfed hts
nppea rancr and gve srrurnr prdnr To tie act u
A.srHbl, and the rul0s ofta count Hud It nlp hrnF by
satisfactory evidence shat be- not an nbahtu oitbs
country II Is otdsfal that the sad defendant do ap=
pear hero tho FIRST LAY olthe next torn Wi answer
bull al tir plrul-; ami t1Ht copy 81 ths otier
b. 1fh4s inserted ~ suHe neW srapcr plnied ia the
town OF lsuchbntg for two months succcssisey, aHd
posted al the door of the courthouse In the I'D
tDwn. 4 CDpy---Icstc j. w kll.@t : 4
Jan. 10 W2n45
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~ :. sfs -, 10 sss-.zs
81! ,.:eS, 8, s.. 50.
p5.g r.

Inc fonrdniion ~ he Debate IN the Lon.
ventian has brcn su.pruded fpt the purpose OF
printing two bills containing ne" projects. he
following Is the sohrme Mr. Daddr,ige onir..,
differing IN certain features from the bill he Of
le,ed sometime ago:
For instance. hr had struck out the fourth
class altogether. ~ as 10 throw The counties
al Shenandoah, Loudoun aud fauquier into the
,rd class. Again-in the fnrmor bill be had
thrown all The counties, Nhich had a free white
population below tOon into the Isl clas.-and
those between 1000 aud 1000 into the end class
the L., class was 90 have one dalegntr, and
the 2nd class two delecAtcS--But as the city II
Richmond aud the borough If Not folk had II
population ol between and 5000. he had in
the present bill thruwn thcu into the aud class
aud allowed them two dr,egatrs IN the Con,en.
ton. lie had Also made some changes IN ia.
qualifications OF those who we're 10 vote Tor del
egates 10 the Convention.
Mr.. Zim's bill bases the REPRESENTATION on
the counties and proposes lag nsabets in thr
conve"'io" according to tespppul"io" of the
counties, giving 10 mcmbcrsEas and % IVES,
af thr Blue Ridge. 80
John IT, Clayton has been appointed BY the
Legislature ofrhr State of Dtinpne. now in
session. to he n Senator of the Uniied States
fol slA seers iinm the 81 day OF March next, 10
succeed Mr.. RIG y, whose term of service
Ill I en- expire. The vote. in JOINT ballot ol
The uwo branches OF the Assembly. was. Ter M
Clayton 49, and for MIR Ridgeiy 10 votes.
Sales al daeiiOn-ln tho account of proceed.
nEs Yesterday, IN the House of Representatives
II vii be seen that u bill has been reported from
the Coomllee ofNnys and Menus. The object
Of which Is 10 impose such teslrictions upon
Sales nj Auction, rs viii prevent their alleged
fleet Of GLIDING the Revenue Laws. This Is
not exactly whit has hren asked from Cong ress
by The petitions on this subject But II IL some
thug gained. IfiI become law. in favor ofihe
fan dealer; and MS far as we understand the
subject comes In shape 10 recommend II 10
the favor Of Congress. Being The unanimous
result of The deliberations " the fonneiai Com.
nlttee, there is good GROUND 10 suppose tbat II
may receive the assent ofcongress IL Is prrl-
~ certain, as things stand, that no Legislation,
beyond the extent proro ed by the Committee
inregard 10 the rcs ric,inu Of Auctions. will take
place AT the present Scs'iou. I MAJ. Int. jan e.
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col %. CEocRETF.

I5GshHgtoEi Jan. a, lS29.
pear Slr: Ihave already several lines an
ecpaied yenr request in regard to the news
haper account nj your behaviour at the fresi-
tents tsbie, a. have repeatedly contfad'cled
u ia various COMPANIES where heard II spa
zen of. d,ned there in company WIN you a.
sne tille alluded 10, and had, : rscohsct, a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19
Jan. |
GREIY' BARGAINS.

YnEiE subscriber intending TO change his bn
u sness to the Grocery, Leather and Com .
m,ssion Business. will srll his entire stock OF
Goods AT auction, on Thursday the 22d inst. ON
n credit of months for all sums over 90 DOL.
lars, under, cash. The stock is large, aud iaid
in~lthin the last six months, beng composed
nfDomesucs. FIannels, Blankets, hats, SHOES
and Bots
L. The sale will be conducted by John X. u
Payne, Autu. .,.
JOHN CARL.
La 10 off
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

ViRGfNfAzr-At Kulos holden IN this Clerk nihee u
the superior Cnutt II Ghincery Tor the Iynehbufg
District, The 5th day Of January, tH- Ihenaf /
Garden and Kohinn his vito, DAVID u. scott aud Ann
Is Scott which sad Ann H. Bcolt Is infant aud
snes by her 1T itand Henry r Eary, aud uenfy =
Early. PITTS elans Charlcs Henry Lynch, eK'or. Of
Ansfn Bya Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his
wife, John IT Edwin Pfco and Susan IN lie 10
beri Septt, Marin u. Lehwirh and Thomas Aldridga
aud Jadneu ms wife, Dcfts.
Thu defendants Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his wifi,
John scott, kohor Seott, MDfh u, LaitVth aud Thu.
AldrdRu and Inrnut biz vile, not having entered
their appearance aud gwen sncuty according 10 the pei
Of Assembly ana The rules olths court and II appearing
by shstaetory o3dencs thni thoy inhabitants Of
lis country II ordered lhut tho sarh defendants do
hppoit hgfe br hrtt day ofihG nrFi aud
the bill oltr pnnl1s aud 'hnI ncopy of this order be
forthwith iusar.l Va some ncwspnper printed IN ito
town n .pnrhburg nr months suecrFsisag, aud
poised thc bort door Of the courthouse IA the aid
toYH. 4 cupy---I este, J. VII - = c..
jim 70
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-19

"A hAf Oli"--ihe subscrlbe, hns received a
n supply feKtellrni winter strained Lam,
Oh, v. u. MIDDLETON.
jan. 10 a