No. 3*». Verlud'ifaV lAtevtituvu. T.ietollowmi; p.:iui ;ifa. a ue pu IHb ,»d :,y 11. I.M'i'kLi., it ui o k-to e S tines H it sti eet, |\ul *f literary and sclent tic intelligence, whim does not reach the American pub ic 'or want ut a suit dale channfl, but Woich would be lead among us with eqj* pleasme an i profit. Such I the British Reviews an I Magazines as arc reprint. I ed in tne United S at not excepting the K diubmgti a. d ‘i lar ilv It views—etnbi ce uiuctl oiattei Woirliisnf ittle interest and ol nu adv ullage to l In net lea i c »dei, a id not nil frequently tit ed to tia enis literal v taste, his mm ala, or his political principles. It is destra blc undet tltrae circu.nstanc s.tbal a selection fclio tld bemade, such as w uld lur .tali the a .table an t cute tailing po tl m ot then con itents,to the exclusion ol the nthe. po- t on con £b'i ting of detail* an I speculations eilhei unm ■et (sting in them .civ or tn.se .tevnus in their ■tendency, ot altogether ot I cal ro cent and application, tin tlu pi *n, idle expense and a |i miles cuiHuiiiption of lime, w mid lie onvia ted I >i pages de.t.lute ol meiit might he sub Itituted nuny ol value which ow remain un known and i .acces idle. Ol sevei i U itish ourualsol the. i ntitie and erudite east, and others indeed nla utoie ge eral and at t le-ame iii»c veiy -solid characlei, ittie or no use is made by the ed'ito s oid co.ii tlei olthe perio dical works p intcu in-lie U it dijta csr 1 lie .ibjert »f the oiienow .l Ueiti ed, is ill* accumulation, in a pei luarient form, ol lieina tciiax thus neglected, uni I lie it aty a d scientific a. tide-w ithy of being re tn,e in dii- c. uni v, l.ut which, when o, aie accom jwuied hy othe s possessing nocuiiin to itle i tioii Ami cellany—t. e deb clitei i m—>kin Hi i.i. d sign, bu o' etpial in r upi .en-ive I,.., t., ciie iie-ent,ll inisnedfoi me ycais in this city,*'d would, it may .e presumed, hiVcC'iniiln d to he supported ny a w de- pie d "lbs. i ipUou, but ioi ma.iei ilmii ol the pa.., sinlase.ies it adveu.itious i eve -e- I cie>i v,i| of it with a target scope, w old seem liken to oe attended with stil mo e sigu.il success in in it- o igi ai existence, owing i the g n tniltiplicauonoi leadeis n oe udicai *v rk\ m l lie wide lilfusio i of the h ibb ot seeking in ttiem,boih nloriuaiiou mda.nuseine t. t he Muse nncom nence in July, lo^2. It Xj in- two-olun.es a ye r. i\ i ludueiiee, y t*n povvcrlol auxdia us >t eiu ’i j (ton .i.io la r*; and it t ti ul it l-U iiuku!, oi hi on y i ci indeed, u«u t uni t m At. h »nl%k pul.— Ha.pireslo i.c .somewhat j st inn ot it in pi v ntuigihc evt ellccG at hie .am e mi-app ied, 1 vel\, an of ^,ooci re port.” it,n..tin me Divine ble'Stnm iti i*> on y th'Uj;ht -tc.ssa v to ineinioit parti 11,1 V, that .in attempt wil. he mane to «»ive a '•alr.iscd aid coiaprch.nsn e vi w 0| rehj.i«.us U.*lli£t»ucc; tn.it the r aiiers o( the Chiist.an vivoca e :uay know t ne e tilting tale ol t-Sih e ‘neiie-i, nits i ms, ami revivals ol religion, “thout beinj; at Hi e.\p use and troubV.w .ich u yea. in t ad’j d, o', pmc .nin^and reading; nu uerou^ publication-, to whn h thc.se in 'v‘ f «*nd imp itani objects have lecenUv .;Ven occasion. A number olthe Chi lfiti.in A Ivocate shall tie 1 tin* ft .st we* k ol ever y month, temhot ho, •>ft s oi this woi U Mi d) help Inr ai x iund to In* appiopiatcd anrrial'v to 'hnslian chuiiics by *o nc mcinbeis I the s,,v i in Cu it ch, clei •»v An laity, imp -.i y selected. AH c 'nun *.locations on thi »uhje<*t of the k are to he post paid, ahd aildtes*M to the ‘■'••'stier, K. Litti ll, Poila*ie ph'a.** 1 hi* 'vork, Which is a ntmudnm of the 1 bvieriati Magazine, be«;a.t in January. 1*21, t thul monthly—Trice g3 n year, pay i/N hiittry uj Hit Juiut number nr gi Jl'ha iTi uUf Qimt Journal of Foreign Medicine. li >n Inch i! nt SAMUhl. EMUN, Jr. M D. an WILLIAM Phlt'E, M. LL i is 'lie I'.Uicalo, me Journal ma olleiad lo the pa roiiage o.llie publh, will be con ,uct eil clinch on the principle ol oWn/urn. J tie lc.nlmg Irutui c olihe plan, moi rUisiniclly (nun. mated, is lo present at si..led intervals, a sortoi Synopsi- I the foreign Magazines, Journals, a.>d Iteviews, appiopi lated lo Mtoicuieand its kindled S icl>> e No on* will dnuht I he i inpoi tain e ol this de sign, who is conversant wlh Hie periodica works ol Piurope. As is incident to such pub ncalions, (lie matter whi. h they contain is alto get her of a mixed nature, and of mei its the most unequal. They are a v ist field, where golden wheat is too often choked by useless or perlii cionsUiCs, >i,J where it imports us like the pi ndent hnshan ini ui, to iep ct the one, and hoard the other. These publications are, iniieover, at this time so numerous, so cu-tlv and sodilliciill to he procured, llial really they can only be consulted by a laige majority ol the cultivators of science in the United Males, thro a medium somewhat sirnil r to the one now proposed, tl islheiefore meant to _,ive an ex tract so copious ol their contentions not only lo exhibit the progress oithe Physical 8 iences a Inoid, hut to dnauav, in a great degree, the lie. essily oficcur ring to the sol ks themselves. The contents ol the Journal will he arranged under lie division of 1. Selected Papers. 2. Selected Heview*. o. Medical and I’liihi-ophical Intelligence. 4 List of New Publican ns. I he woi k is puolished i numbers in Janua ry, April,July,and October, forming yearly a large volume. ThisJoui na is a continuation of the K.lec tric Kepeitoiy, and was comnieticedin January, iddl. Published quarterly—Price Four Dotlarsa year, payable ia adcauce. The North-American lleview, Was begun in is lb, ami lias since been steadi ly advancing in public estimation In Juiiua ry, 1820, the editorship was assumed by I’ro tessor Everett, ol the l niversily ut Cambridge, New-England. A nttv series was then com. im uced, with which it is convenient that sub scription* should begin. Orders lor any part ol the work will however Ire thanktnll) re ceived by E. Liltell and by It Norri> Henry, who are interest! d|iu the publication. Published quarterly—Prut I'-ue Dollars a year—payable m advance American Journal ol' Science ami Arts, Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro feasor of Chemistry, ifC. Yale College. This Journal began in the \ear Iblv Two number*, between which there is an interval ol about three months, torm a volume. (Ly** Tile Kiutohs ok thk Viruinian, (agents lor Ly nebbing ami its vicinity,) sn licit subscriptions to tin: above works.— i’ne North American Review, and Ameri can J uu'nnl of Science, particularly, are now iiell established, ami have a decided claim to public support, as forming impor tant pails of our ntt tonal hiti alurt. k\i VAlkcVk 1st A. »V. Are l.;euts tor'lie following Work*: Eilinhurgli lleview, $5 00 irierli Review 5 00 ,\eiv >1 mi Lilly Magazine, published in London *1 re-print, d every month, (i 00 New fork Medical and I'nysir.d Jour nal, edited by Urs. Francis, ilyck inati and lieck 4 00 United Suites Law Journal ami Ciii lian’s Magazine, edited by several members of the bar 5 00 .IIIpayable in advance. K. I., and K. N. II. receive .subscriptions fur all i '.nodical works of merit published ill tile U nited Stales. f They .j..\e always oil hand all the New Puhbcnii ns, and a good assortment o| standard works in all the departments ol literature. Orders trom a distance eare fiiily attendedMto. Jan 7 U'OIIU.VS ut t ti 77, Baltimore, jYut 20, 1828. Uliicial List ot tiic Idlli day's drawing ot the b IvrUV kl STilTii iaOOEKY. No. 14088 u prize of Jj'loOO j 1:50 a prize ot 101) **22c>i7 1*1044 prizes of 60 j And 1 IHi prizes of 12 All marked thus sulil al COHEN’S OK- KICK—(July 7 more drawings now remain to complete this splendid scheme. Al tbc bead ol a numerous list ol prizes stand* the with tlio*e ol minor brilliancy, sueli a 20,000 lo.ooo, 10,000, 6,000, 5,111X1, "l2 ot I*HI, *^e I lie drawing \i ill be eaiitinued on Ihurstluy after next, llie 20th inst. ns usual. itClitiT ut y'lu, may produce £[l(Kl,000 HAlA' al 7 5o, may produce 50,000 i^UJIiTLB al 8 25, may produce 25,000 I Kill I'll at 1 87, may produce I2.5(xi J* I n sets and shares, warranted undrawn to be bud nt C O i Z B IV S Lottery tind bxi hang* Oftico, 114, Market-st. 14 ALT I M \V Where more capital pr z* have been sold than at other otftc* in iiienca. Order* irotn iinv part t*f the United States by mail (post or by private coiiveyanre, pfii/losih£ tin citMi or prize* iff uhy ut the Hal Tenor* Lutleri*', will meet the same prompt land punctual attention, as if on personal ap plication, addressed fo .1. t. COHT.N, Jr.—iiallimort. Henry September County Court, I John Thompson, Comp't. vt. Beverly Bawram ndm’r. of John P Stegall, dee’d. Wnllinm Smith and Nancy hi* wile, John Geiiuell and Elizabeth ho wile, I Defendants. IN CHANCERY The defendant, illir.111 Smith, not having I entered his appearance and given security a< cording to the act of \ssembh and the rules of this court, and it appearing to the satistar lion of the eonrt that he is not an inhabitant of Ihn Commonwealth tin motion of the complainant, by his attorney, It it ordrreil, I that lie appear here on tl e second Monday in j December lievt and answer tbe complainant's hill, and that a copy of this order hr lorlh witlt published in the Lynchburg Virgining for eight weeks successively,am) published at th« front door of the court house of the sail county on some court day. A copy—Teste 8 IV REDD, C. C Il’KOPOSAI.R Fur publishing, hi/ subscription, A WMV A...tlllCA.N ttiogvt.y\\tau\ WuV lun.vr OK A UKMK\|;»HANf;Ul{ 01 thk Departed Htroet, 5u-is and States,run A j r nierica. To be confined exclusively to those who sig. oahzed themselves, in either capacity, in the Ueiolutumaiy War, m n h obtained the lode pendence oftneir country Stcunil t.ililiun. II illi an nppt nth r—containin'* J’Hb Declaration hi th.Kepifsent dives of I the United Colonies of Ninth Ametica, etting fot th the causes and necessity of lading up arms,.Iu y t>, 1775—The Petition by the llepresenlalives of the United Colonies, to tx« N ng ol l>■ eat Britain, July I 775_Vprod* lion ol Congress for a day ot fa-ting, hunii.ia tionand piayer. Maid, lb, 1777. —The Decla ration of Independence, duly t, 1776_,,ud- the ni ttiif sto hy llie Congress ot the United States of Ament a, Ortohei .10,1779. A'so, the Constitution of the United States, ami th. Farewell Address of General Wash 1 NnTON, to the People of the United States, an .."'g h'sintention of teliring from public set vice, Scptcml et 17,1796. COM FI LEU HY THOM.IS J. RODGERS We are tenured to the alternative ol elioo sing an tin onditional submission to the (Fian ny of irritated ininistcn, or resistaure by force. Thefatter isour choice. We have counted the cost ol 1 Ins contest, and find nothing so di ead lul a- voluntary slavery. Honor, justice, and humanity,forbid us tamely to sunendei that f cedom which we received from our'gallant ancestors, and whi. h our innocent posterity haveatigh' to receive from us. We cannot endure the infamy and guilt of resigning sue ce.-di iggencialioiisto that wretchedness which urei ilably atiai s them, it we ba-cly eiit nl here ditary bondage upon them. The a ins H i h >v been coinpe'led by our enemies to a--unic, we wil1, in defiance of every hazai.l, with uti.baltug firmness and peisever ance, emp oy fot the p 'c novation of our liber tns being wii h one mimI resolved to die free en 1 at 11 ci than to liie >livv<."-~[£>er/ara/ir»t of Congress, silling forth the neceuilj/ oj taking up arms—July o, J777* TO Tin: PUBLIC. 1 h»* whole of the In>1 edition having been sold, the Kdiioi h.r been induced to oflei a i»c>\ one, on a tnui e enlaiged scale, l-v reason .*t the many demands that have hren made foi the vvoi k 11 in va i nit* putt* of the United Sla e*. t h favorable reception that has been given to this Biographical Dictionai y,’* vvhil it i* grateful tu the compiler, may he legaided as honoi at-'e to the 4\n c* ic »n coininnnii y. I lie ancient i epublies i u cl inoir in ills of tone to gi’e perpetuity to the tame of theif hoots and sages. We would iiiiptant the meinoi y tonr'.r ii (fie eaitsol oui children,to he hander! .own to thtir eliildien, in pi md rcniemhi*i ce« I tiie ii toes unci t ali'u.a oi men who n« ei had then supeiiors. Ol those who look part in the Re vo ulio", it has been emj hatically -aid, there wme giant in hose days,*' It is at once oui July an on- ntei c t to chei i hahvelyrecollec tion of Luem. I Ht'ie is ail lio e-t pi nfe he oiig ing toil that constitute* a moral force of inti line ya't i« tot he public Wtllaie. The ’ecotid e !ui, n will be much more vain able a n i-ite* c.-iing' hoi the til t,asit will con tain many i pm t int character! *ic anecdotes, &.c. nev i helm e published, t those iiusti ioti men who cted a con* iciicUb oart in out gl< ftfotiii Revolutl'-n. Tlie Kditoi thinksit piopn to ad that many gentlemen, fi *tn various parts of the Union, have piomied to furni*h oiigiu.il *ketche of oui im stdistitiguislnd K* volulionaty he or rages and statesmen. The valuable, laie, and eloquent papers, ta kenliom the Journals of the Rev« lutiorary Uougicss, as wei af, the tjoiistil'u.un oftffe l Stales—annthe v dedietoi v addiesfluf Geimal \Vadiing»on, which the fiist edili. n did not contain, willgivt: additional interest and value to he \oi k.' The first edition contained a biographical sketch of tn£ i Ituracter ot one It uni it if and fifteen uniividuals,arvd it is expecte the m oiiu w ill co (tui a sketch ol the character, ol folly ol filly more, who have died since tin pubiicaliot of tin first edition. Among m i recoinmcudati ns of the fi edit n, the puolishei y\ill only give the follow ng Mr. Nilks, in hi* Regi-ter, July 1,181a, concluded an article on m Iio IBooks,” with he lot owing of*8 i vatu ns 1 have bieii led to these few remark*, by laying m\ h-uid on A volume lately published by \>1.. lingers, at V.asi Reim. entitled A new Hi »g aphical liietiunaiv, containing the lives ol all oui eminent sut men, warrtois, paliiots and sages.’1 It is neatly printed, and, in my opinion, one id the best m boo books w» haveloi boys ol horn fitolh yeais old—and also, highly interest ing to those mol e a-lv nice in years. It has had, lain told, a very ex ten sive sale,and I shallu-0 printed on a good paper and ham some type,neatly bound and letteird, Sithseiiptiott papers to be ivtuintri to Hit Kditoi, a*' Ua-hingur nnti the 3rd of March, ami a 'er t h it time to p iston, Venn. j-js he Kditor wi I thank gentlemen in va rious pot ol'lhe lb. ion In biogi apliii a I fketch c ot. in dc|> lied lt ioe«,» ig s, and statesmen. K.aston, I’enn.Ja i, 27, IS-M Subscriptions to the nln vr work will hr received at thr oilier ol the irgininn. YOVNW, ON tlo“ Forest road, about five miles from l.ynrhbi i:.', handsome ItlP.K, which thr owner tit v have by paying thl ro«tuf this ttdecr'isen'ent, «tn tippliration to JUll-'' e lOIIVHtN WivUi*r M\«W\\v*U»n, duuumist, .'7? flu sign of the ('olden Mortar, IIIUMU I.IlIIVI Ii A MI'PPI.V •Medicine$, Drug*, I'uuits, iJAlNTtliS’ Materials, Limned Oil, Spirit Turpentine, l)v* mutts, kc. which together w ith Ins Mock on hand, enables him lg offer a complete assortment to Im Iricndp lUut the public. h amides in this town and its vicinity, prac titioner* ol plivsic, country merchants, lint t'*is» dyer*, painter* anH others, w ho are tie si rous ol procuring articles ol prime ntialil), and on the most reasonable terms, w ill liiul it greatly to their interest lo give him a call On hand, a constant supply ot ITT 1 prepnred in the best manner. December 5. t» V Iv^'nutt, to wit: T a superior court of chancery Imldeu -A in the town of Lynchburg, the Bd No. vemb< r, IM’.’.'t I'lionm* Crews, William llrydie, N’ancv Me Credieand Betsy Brydle, pUintills, amount William Long and Betsy lii« wile, John 1.1 lis, Richard Hlis und Tlmma* Vhlrhlga, (Son. Myers, Jano s S. I'endleton, V\illiain Maun and John Aly era as. Company, defendants. This muse mine on this day lo be heard on the papers formerly read, on the del ree pro nouneed herein on the eighteenth day ol May, IS-2'2, the report of Ihe Marshal and his pro ceedings ol sale under the said decree, and on si statcipant ol the tacts agreed hy the parties, and hy consent submitted to the court, in order that the decree uloresaid nniy he solar cor rected as the tacts aforesaid may rcipiirc, aud w as argued by counsel on consideration w’hereol, the mini doth adjudge, order and decree, that so much of Ihe decree aforesaid ms direels a sale in fee simple, of Ihe tract o hind in the mortgaged deed mentioned, idled Ihe Lainvilli- tract, he set aside and niiuulh d Hint Hie sale nt (he said tract ot IhiiiI, made by llu Marshal under the deciee ulorcsind, lie likew ise set a-ide Hint Ilia residue id the Sides made liy the Marshal, h.i appears hy his sniil report, he coulirmed mid llust lie exe cute a proper deed of eoiiveyeiire lor the eighty one mill n hall hc ii j til IhiiiI sold to the plaintiff Thornes ('lews ami the court proceeding to make surli 0 acres, more nr less Also, ut Uii* same time and place, will be oth rvd foi sale upon the same I i ms, V’ovw Va\unb\fc S\iA\ Vi?. G. B. WOODSON, M L D December 5. wtd>i7 .Mi\vs\\u\1s SwVv. |N pursuance of a decree of the superior I court of chancery lor the Lynchburg dis trict, pronounced on the It? I It day of October, ls2.i, hi the cause ol t .iundeii against Clai borne, the under!,igue.d, Marshal ol the said court, will, on Saturday the .'id day of January next, expose to sale, by r ay of public mic tiou, !o the highest bidder, lor cash, on the premises, fit fair, if not Hie next fail day thereafter, Sundays excepted) A certain tract or parcel of Laixl, J in% in th* comity ot Ariilitfrnt, couleininr fy* i(i nr id more or less, adjoining tin* hinds ol 1 Micajah C-.mdtn, William S' n m*tt and others, living ihn bind purchased t.f Thomas Luuip* kin Henry Camden and others. Al>o, \w VtiUnwing To wit Tope, Nelson, Lindsay, Thill, Wnsh ingtnn, Murytrett, IMitrbe, Fanny, ^ucen and Maria, together w ilh the increase ol the it tank* .sla\ s it hi v h woodson, m. l i) c. r December 5. va td•* 17 MftTsYvaX’s feuYia. IN pursuance ot it decree nf the Kliperhir court ot chancery lor the Lynchburg dix trict, pronounced on the 4th day of .May, in lire rater of Lyle vs. Kyan, the tin* dersignt'ti, Aiuidin! o! the tiiid onrt, w ill, on Saturday the loth riny of January next, pro i end to -t I, hv way of public iinction, to the highest htihler, lor t tnth, on the premise*, (if fair, it not the next Ciiir duy thereafter, Sun day s excepted) A certain tract or parcel of Land, I.yin^in tin; counts ot Ni Uon, on tin* south biHiii h oi !l.«t ni k, iniug the IhiiiIs ot ThoniH‘ is/m. I'hoin.'i forms *tiul l)sO\, W. L 1> DiMmmImr o. vvtil 17 sMr.Utuvgt S. UuYYow.vn, jTjlAhr: NOTH’K- That on Thttr-day the il l.'.lh day of Jiniuuiy next, at Hubert Morris*’s tavern, in Ho- tow n ot Lynilihurc, I .hall proceed to take I he depie iliot.s ot Juab Atki*snn and oilier-, to he lend as evidence in Hie l.ynehhnrg chancer■> eoiirt. in a «uit therein depeitdift in which I am ptiiin'ill. mid yon, Thinnns S llollownv and W iliiein liiPiituihliii urn di t 'lnlnnl- nnr obedient servant, JAUI’*/ CASilH'.N J it t onilier vtJwi' gY v e n Vov \N VYl.*VV, At ilit* 11\ fichhurg Mill* \l MWIS, Jr Ji'tnl. l hh month, iv I 1323. w a Owens it li. LocUie, A I' H HU* A III I.S ki DRI '.do I a HAN i; jusl I 4 IV a quantity 11I IJN a I I! 11 OIL and SI’IKI IS TLKPEN LINE Nov. 7. ti 13 \\>i tiuWuirUy uf Um l'mu m.»n\se,.AW\ aiV Wrgimn. UVA.VTlCtt iV».\\\l* LOTTKKY, KIKST CLASS, A. McIntyre, •Manager. SC HEM E. 1 prise of #Mi(l(i in #6(100 I do 2090 in 2090 H do. 2011 in JrtOO 50 do. 6(1 in 2600 2oo do 10 in 32(a) 1600 do. 8 in 12000 l'6o prism #26,390, 2300 tilimkn •I0W1 tickets Hyo I Ins is a Lottery formed by the combination ol do M.is and tiie prizes therein will be da le rati tied as prescribed in I be nmengcr's adver tisement, first announcing ila- scheme, and in llic bills wliirli will bn delivered to the pur chaser of u ticket or share. Mo ticket which shall have drawn a prize ol a superior dcuoniinatioii can be entitled lo nn inferior prize. Frizes payable 30 days aft^r ilia drawing, nnd subject, us usual, to a deduction ol lb per cent A large proportion of ibe above scheme has been at ran i d into parcels ol ltt tickets, each parcel embracing the do com burnt ion numbers I lirse arc ivarraulad lo draw at least jfkj— or I I alter the deduction ol lb per t ent so Ibal ten ihalites for the larger |irizes ssill hr obtained by the udvenlmer lor a trifling cs penial In lots may now he hnd at I t IIOI S Hi MOUTH'S bookstore, Lynchburg, at £7, and •burrs in proportion but will be udv um cd to fu, on Monday llie. lOtbiust The drawing will |astilively tak>- place in the cily ol Kichntcftiii in (lie course of Ibe nioiilb ol January next, and the particular day w ill rhorllyrhc aunouiieiri Lynchburg, Uictmbcr, IMUU Cerhfcatt nf Uuirrtiir 1‘leuiunti and vthrri ai tu Hit tun tthnu ot Hu uOott iilun uj 1.0 I ILK V •J—- Hu nuoMii, l ltli November, 1823, Having been rei|ucslrtl by Mr Archibald McIntyre, llie Manager of llie Quanto n aiial Lottery, to examine the principles on w hit'll I.otteriei are formed by the coijiliJmitioii nl numbers, n |.Inn which he purposes to pui.suc in rinsing the money which he la not horised by hn Contrarl vs ith the commission) rs, to raise and huvitig attentively examined the prinei pleat'ii wlm It surh Lotteries are formed, we lotve no besitiition in tlet luring, that, in our x iew, the pi.xn is perfectly lau and correct._ U e have particularly examined (lie scheme of Ills first rbts«, consisting ol n iili tickets, loi til ed by the condonation ol .To Nos. and find Ilia! the amount of the prizes which must of necox'ity, he drawn therein, by the drawing ot ti out ol the .'to numbers, ns proposed by the SI ho«jje, is ,ij|att,T90, which is the amount ol the dOli 11 tn bets y at the sc be me price of Jjfti 60 cousetpicntly, no other protil tan tucriin In the said commissioners, ot to Mr Mrlnlyri Oil the sale ol all (be to art hi the scheme, nt tlmt price, than the lb pt i cent to he deducted from lb** prizes We are also of opinion, that this plan lias n derided prefcrei.. the old, .>o acrouut ol the celerity.I nt runn y ol the detenui u a t mi ti III the prizes. It precludes llie possi bilily ol the eooiinis'ioo ol tinod*ni mi takes in the drnvx ing, mid saves uiueh vxn teottime and expensi .1AMl.S I’l.KASANTS Jr I' V DANII L lOlIN liltlM rtK.NHUOIJQM* litilil III SLANAKD, M II KIT7AVII VI.SONN, \vm w2u I Jlmtursl County, November Court, 18^3 S. Holloway plaintiff, A "itinst Ueorgt* .S Holloway and Josfpli r.wers, drfendanti IA CfMATFHV. It appearing tn (lie satisfaction of tin: rourt that tin* dctendnnt ttenrge S. Holloway dolli not reside within Ilia limits of this common wealth, on motion ol the plaintiff, by coun sel, it i' ordered, that unless the said defend ant (fi-orge S Holloway doth appear here at or before the first iIhv of February Court next, to lie hidden in the said county ol Am herd and answer the said plaintiff s hill, and give security according to the net of assembly and the rules ol this court, III abide the fu ton- oriler and decree of the foui't, the plain tiff's hill shall he taken as confessed, and the matter thereof decreed audit is further or ilered, that a copy ot this order he published in the Virginian,printed in the towuof l.ynuli burg. for the term of t vo months, and nnn tliercopy thereof posted at the front door id the court-house id this county. A copy Teste, 17 Mi I HI K B DAVIES, Clk ,M V 3og*\V\l VvmurV, \S you nre not tin inhabitant ot this state, you are hereby notified that v i: shall lake the deposition ol Jane Young, at her dwelling house in the county of Caroline, hi the stale of Virginia, oil the 2Htli day ol Hecemlipr, in tin- year 1S2II, to he terd as evident e in a -nit depending in the superior i court ol law for Amherst county, in which you artf ilaintiffnnd w e are defendants. PFNJ TAM \FKHItO, Fi'ranl.’iihv tV 11.1,1 AM i>> M*A\ s I t»un£, tli nt D^t€inbcr i* w4\\ll (liooVui *«i\ WvAuri'A i'tir.H. IN eonmipti it*-r nl (lie death Id i AVfw UOi r»Un U «»f am\ SiH'.umarj. Inis In an placed .it tin di ]i«i ii| o| the Ad mi nisli.11<11 id hi- edate, to la .old fit reduced prices 11.t i h*■ 11 Men liaiit ran fie well *u| plitui vs dli all tin* i Imnl and t l i-di al and tatiniiary article.* generally used i lia Stuck also i oin|nines one id tin- best collec tion id Mini ellaueous I.ileratine in the conn I mi hiding a great niiniber of value file Kli i.ltsli jlnoh, M hii ll will be sold at cost Value, uni in in.mv i nset below it. To Clergyman it will alloid a good opportunity ot tunii I in^ i In in else* w it b si and.in I w or I* soli 1 lie ulo: y, both l.n disb and I hi l it* Orders forwarded i>r aiiplii alion made at tbe Store, No. 2f>6, Market street, to JAMI S HOGAN, Jr will be piiiietiuilly nttended to. Philadelphia, Nov. 28, 182tf. 4t 14 1 WAfcUi.vimw —e©»— f MIC nulmrnbtr injorm, hi, friends anti Ihr public in general, that he has rcntid tin house known by the above name, situated mi Thu d street, at tin corner winudiattly above Messrs Hot id b H ilhain hyle's, lately oeru. pied by Mr Henry Moorman and In it now prepared to nrrilUinuidiitt DO Alt 1)1. US, anti I I ANSI! NT CUSTUMHKS Irani hi,Ion, rrptritnrc m Hus Intsineti,and Irom the arrange men Is he has modi, In feels no Iniilnlioii in pro miiiiig to gut intisfaeliov to Unite olio inai/call on him lit returns thanks to hit J'rinidtJar tin! hln ral encouragement which ht has already r»7 reived in hit line oj business, and solicits a core ttniiaure uj Iheir patronage. I OH TUT MORRISS. N D have, a large yard, »«i which drove* of horses can be accommodated. ft. M. Oetobir 7. 19 3mix T. IliJxT nAS removed from hit old itnod tuth* lioine nril door nhovn Captain William lardy'* I'IhI Store, where he has just received 11 elegant iisnurion >.t of W wUlypH, t w tkvy ftl\ Vlate, (•resisting of Castors, I i n Pots, Coffee-Pot* hie tke Sword«, Kpmilellr*, 1,ml till kind* of Military tsoods—w lneli w ,1. be sotii on reason hie lenns. Any kind ork in his me will be done ill the first style Watches mid .lewelery repaired in the neat rsl manner November Id. w3w!4 Juuseed Oil, Lumj> Oil, Spirit# Turpentine, White Lead, §c. THOMAS .1. DUVAL, HAS just received, in addition to hi* former supply, I lb packages of llrogs, Merhr.inrs, taints, Hit, Ityi-Stuff- .pr consist login part of l.uisced Oil, Lamp Oil, Spirit:) I iii peniine, opal Vnrni- li, It liili I.ead, Vnr dtprix, nr il Spanish Hrnw n- Also, n general assortment ol lout liriinlte together with’* variety ol artii les in hislinaof Ini nm which urn I, i. his present assortment complete—all of which lie offers lor sale at the Richmond price* Sept. ifrt. bt« eS'vwi V otviY) .WnnufftcioTy. J lllll. SI'llSt'lllllER returns thanks to Ins si ftiiunlx and the public in general, for the very llin ml enronragement he has received, and embrace.) this la volatile opportunity ot acquainting them, that he lias employed •Y\ r. Vus\u v \YURev, To rofiHnrt tin* rMnIdi lirnriit, (whose know ledge mid Mhilitie* hit w ell known) and I ms MOV oil 11 if lit) H Sj>tf*l|(1i() of Tortoise Slit'll Turk Combsy l>o. do Long do. Do. do. IV f*e k do Do do Side do. Ivory ('ointi*, Do. IWki'l <>ti|1iS| Int|»re*tM‘d do. U II II A I IM A I A hSOIlTIf F NT hf M tick •Slicll, I loi n and Coiumou (HAULS, Which lie will .ell for cash or approve