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An arrival nj New Yurl, from Europe
brlngs London dates to the nh ult.
The Duke Of Wellington, who had Sc
we're bIioIs attack on Tuesday, and was
cupped ON the following day, is recovering,
We understand, from his mdlspnsitiop, ana
his departure for Vienna, to attend the
Congress, stands fixed for Tuesday.
French papers arrived yesterday 10 the
9th inst. They are almo { totally occupied
with reports of liz trials going on AT Paris
and poeilcr5, Oft persons charged with
consplrlng against the state. From the
nature Of the evidence brought forward ON
Gcn. Borion's trial, il is evident that the
object oi the prosecution is rather To I'M
Plicatc La Faycttc, henjamin Constant,
and the Other leaders of the Liberals IN the
conspiracy, thm to punish those who are
charged with being lis authors. Count
Montnlorncy goes as French AnlLassa-
dor 10 thu Cougr' IS nj Verona. Lord
Bnrghrrst, British Minister to the Court of
Florence, arrived at Paris on The lst, from
London, and il is said is to proceed 10 the
Congress. Sir ". 4 Court, the Amhassa-
dor 10 Span, is also at Paris on his way TO
Madrid
Several ministers from foreign courts arc
stated IL hare arrived II Paris on their way
TO The congress. The following is given in
The Paris papers of the 9TH Aug. as a sum
mary Of the propositions TO be submitted to
the Congress ofNcrona -
" !. Todcclarndrmly and openly against
revolutions Of every Kind. ,. 10 mtrust
the guarantee Of lily aud Germany TO Aus.
trla. 3. To agree To a secret article rclA-
tive to Spain. i. To renew the g,aran-
tees given 70 th" other states of Europe.
,. 10 declare a neutrality, at lenst osicns-
bly,, with respect Ia the affairs Of Turkey.
g. To invite Tie dillrrrnt Powers TO abstain
from open war with Spain. 7. 70 agree
10 rcprcssise aud general measures with re-
sPect To the press
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.s'OT'if'E.

4 IL those that are friendly To reurgmi.
. zing the Episcopal Church in Amherst
county, are Desired "a meet on Tuesday the
22d, al Game 5 Church on Iiariiss creek and
On Saturday the 2Gth OF ibis month, IT pcIlcr
Mil, In take the subi rct under consideration,
10 see II the inllen religion OF our furciarher,
can be revived It's hoped tina, al those who
with revival will attend. oct. -. ~
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SAD CASE.

Mr. Niles, editor of the Baltimore y" eek
" p,qister, declares without hesitation,
ibat " he constitution Of that state WAS a
bateb of absurdlties al first, and has been
SO meadea. that there arc net hNe men
within ;ts iirll.s Why can promptly tell
what Il is
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BALrIMoRE, Oct. 2.-Capt. Burns, of
the fast sailing schr. Nldas, III fourteen
DAYS from Santa Martina, states, that tn"
day before he sailed, an express arfh ii
from Rio do la Hache, with the positive
imrormatiol that the Spanish General No
rales had landed near Maracaibo with a
bout 500 men, and advanced towards that
city-he took possession OF the strong po-
sition of Sinamdica, within the territory of
the Independent indians, where he expire
ted to be joined by tn" Ceharos Indians ;
IL this however, ne was disappointed
Gomez, their leader, not being able To en-
g,gr them in a new war with the Patriots.
Isead that IN an assembly OF their chiefs,
he was fred upon, severely Wounded, and
with difficulty escaped, with few Of lis
adAererts, to the camp OF Morales. Tie
most effective measures bad been taken by
the Patriots 10 entrap this remnant Of the
Spanish forces ia the net iato which their
desperate leader has 50 opportunity placed
tiem-aud such was the confidence Of the
Patriot officers at Santa Martha that bets
were made than Morales would be taken.
From Qtito-The most satisfactory &c
counts arc daily arriving. Bolivar is at
GuayaQUii, where he WAS received with
The greatest re- oicing, and the whole Of that
Province has joined coi1mbia-peace,
tranquility, and safety are every Where es-
ttbished, and even the notorious Doctor
NLaenes Bishop of Pc ayan, who lately
had been at the head of Passusas, the most
tlthIul alhcrent Of Spain, aud of course the
most nyeierate enemy Of the Patriots, has
yolled the cause of the independents, de-
cl1rlug to his flock, that Heaven had deter
Banned ia favor OF ,lnericaa LtberiH. The
country is oyerstocked with goods, parti-
eSu@rl! dry goods--and country produce
hlSl and scarce.
The day the Midas sailed, news arrived
fOm tdnnagrna, that several Spanish pri-
'ateers were oii there and had made some
captures.
The news from Lima states tie Span
H'us lii ihc neigH5orhood OF Cuseo, To be
very strong, and it was supposed they
W nd very shortly attack san Martin.
"'0' Bolivar has sent about 5000 men from
Svlay2qIii, uider the command Of Gen.
,aaes, to the assistance OF Gen. San N ar
,"iN'ouS dStiIto hd'C dlIlftu III
oan'a Martha, from Europe, to contract
W loans, &c. and great many applica-
IONS ii IS said, hayci been made for privie.
50 lof establishing steam boats on the
Mastalena, Attrato, and Sc, eral PROPOSE
ions have been made 10 the Colombian 20
'eTAment 10 open a water communication
.'lh tie houih Sea, by the way Of the At
eato river. -
,Rtportd Boi1e IN .Hericb.--The master
" The Spanish schr. Galiega, arrived al
laUana Oh the Sd in IA days from La W.
~ eruz and Tampico, reports thar "A Sc
, action had taken place between Int
"oops umler General GUADALUPE VIC
.ohiA and the Imperialists in which the
v were completely defeated. Gen
."toria, 1t viii be recollected, is at the
T"n OF the party in Mexico, who arr OPP
r'ru !" the usupation OF Iturbide, ano
s,r N favour Of he establishment al Re
%IHssh l.rm ot : 5yegnmea.
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A PETITION viii be presented 10 ,he
4 next General Assembly of Virgin;.
praying that the subscriber may be permitted
10 remain in this state until The wear 1895
caro- JOHNSON, free man 0Tcoioy.
Sept. 10. owtifD
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Notice.

"A pftitionwilihe presented TO the next Go
4 n neral Assembly of Virginia, for The mr..
pose OF converting the iroc bridge near lynch
burg into toll one
September 25th, 1922 wom
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Mrs. Nki1ahetM Wilsnn.

4 yonaren otan nhabiant ofthis State.
"a mud have no agent hcte known TO US. we
taie this method 10 notify YOU that we shall. on
saturday the 9th day Of November next be-
,wenh snnriso aud ernset on that day, At tho
house OF Il. W. Lack, IL Campbell county, VI
thse ihe ailidnvts OF John McAhstcr aud 3
tier, 10 be read ns evidence IN an Injunction
depending IN fumpbcllcounty court, In which
You he t'l"'niia and We are defendants, whsa
ana where y'n may attend il you please.
Yours,
MOON & MCKINNEY.
oetoeef IT, w2w IL
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.Segr0es for Sale.

SEN ERAL Men, Women, BOYS and
- Girls, will be sold low for cash oy ~,
snort efedf--say or months. Eneuire ~
the Printers "1"'o "a
September 81. ,o,s,
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pv,rsct Of a letter to a gentleman in Phil
= .drIubia. from a friend on the borders d

EXTRACT Of a letter to a gentleman in Phil
,drIubia. from friend on the borders Of
sna{l. dated 18th July.
t9,mn,,nicated for The National Ga1ete.]
tairhe new SYSTEM in Spaia progresses
s,ovIy add badly, aud the country Is in u
.t,le al what may be called psttg rebellion;
tbpsp petty instructions (headcd principal
" bv rtiss.s) extend throughout every pro-
,inr, Of Barcelona, and Tarrasona, and it
,eonires aiI the vigilance and force oil the
,.rnI,r trooas and local militia to keep the
,,,lrontents under. tilcn blood has been
shed in that province lately, say Loco nlen
unbin ,he last month, and the sert lie par
,ie. arc not diminished, The king guards
Of Madrid have also rebehed, Say Goo Of
them bat have been defeated, and dlsarm-
ed by the local militia ; they are not prison
,rs bat under Surveillance IN their quarters.
The regiment OF Carabineers Cavalry, aud
hest ID SPAIN have also rebelled, and as
vet have made head against thuae opposed
"a Them they are now near Cordoya.
Cadlz is unqliet, and there are several
nar,ies of ma,contents III Anda!usla; also
Mnrcia, Valencia, Arragon, and both the
Cas,,les.-iu a word, IN all parts OF the
l;nsdom: but, notwithstanding, IL is not
h.lirycd that the new constitution viii be
mt down, or the old system he revived
There is great danger that the king Will
met violent fate he is greatly de5pi-
..,J -
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sef ,irtae Of a deed of trust executed by
y John airai'on, hrn'.ng date the 9Th day
ot AUGUST, Ia the year l8l9, and Of record j.,
the eltrk's Office of the county of Doteiour,
10 Moses I Cook, dee, aud Ios,inll Acton. fle
aabsoriher will, On .homfag, HE I'M doy Of
.aotembsr at1i, by way Of public auction, for
eash, proceed 10 srli for the purposes thertn
mentioned, on the promises,
a certain tract or parcel OF and,
Sltnnte In the county of Rotciourt, on tho
south side of Roanoke river, aud containing
by survey three hundred aud one acres, or a.,
much thereof ns may be nrcassnry 10 answer
ceftiin purpose ~ mid deed expressed Act.
Ing as trustee, shall only convey 10 the ru,4
ehnsef or purchasers such title Us is vested in
me by the deed OF trust aforesaid aud mona
"lhef' JOSIAH ACTON,
Oeteber Is, n WV
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DIED, on Thursdsy the se,h az. Al bor

rU'S;fUNICATaD.
DIED, on fhursday the goth u,t. al her
! theirs in Amherst. Of linrering and nai.
.ering rempldiatl MDhNIEL,
rnnsort ii liearge Mcdaniel, aud daughter
pfJoscph liigginhoham. She was in the
9Th yem nt her ayr, aud LETT four small
children and tender husband. to lament
heir lrreparahc loss IN offering Il t.ibutc
Of respect In the memories ofonr departed
friends, W. can d. ST. perhaps IA 10 way
more respectfully tlan endrayoring to imi-
tate their Siriuous examples, il such they
have left us. We should. therefore, per-
petnate IN our recollection such examples
aud endeayor SO to initiate them, as that,
IN the end, we may look around us with
a mind placed and serene, at the last lingcr.
ing scenes of nature, aud calmly resign
our breath 10 him that gave titus. Our re-
Gently departed friend, we hope, died thus.
Although she AT tint, expressed herself ua-
Wiling IN die, yet, for the most part, she
manifested thai degree of resignation a.
midst her Affections, which we aic willing
10 believe was the offspring OF n complete
reliance IN the rcnovatinS influence of hea-
venly grace. Suffice il to say that our de-
parted friend was meek, gentle, kind, sub
misslNe, ailrrtlonate, tcndet, sincere, and
iergiflmg. We trust that religion, holy re-
lision, paS The prep on which she rested all
her prospects al eternal happiness IN her
death, " friends and relatives, truly you
have sustained an irreparahlc loss, bat it she
has left You 10 dwell in the bosom of her
heavenly henelactor, why not chccrfuIly
give her up? or why not, rather, rejoice
that she has left this world OF sorrow, If
illetions aid pain, far one in which we
hope there iscSrmption from all Affections
and horearrmrnts
We d q 10 live. mud live 10 die no more
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co II H. MS
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE,

III, .Mrti arcct. BuitimOre.
n Hheir IN the present lottery the s 5000
prize whF snld. and the y 10000 prize paid in
cash the mouen, the ticket was presented. and
where in the late Monument lotteries have
bren obtained the great capitals Of ( 10000,
IN SHARES) 10000, Of 10000, 3 Of 10000
&c. dc.
u Orders from any part of the I. States,
post paid, enclosing the cash or prize tickets
viii meet the same pfrmpt attention, a. ii on
personal application. addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Jr.
Sec'g 10 tie .Nrnngcrs Baltimore
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Vermont UutchmaH.

The following letter has been recently
addressed to Col. Marinus Nllet, of New
York, by the only surviving general officer
of the revolution. We are led 10 think
from the tenor Of the letter, the veteran LA
Fayettc, intends visiting tins country again
if his life should be spared-Col. WiIIet,
an cnterprising officer OF the revolution, is
pow in his SD year, enjoying good bodily
health and sound memory -
"PARis. July ID, 1922.
Nv denr Sri avail myself Of n good
opportunity to remind YOU of your Old
friend and fellow soldier, IL whose heart no
time or dista, ce can abate The patriotic re-
membranes and personal affections Of our
revolutionary times. We remain but too
few survivors of that glorious epoch, in
which the .tate nitro heu,Spheres has been
decided. 1t is an additional monitor To
think more Of the Ties Of brothery friend
ship which united us. MAY it be in mi
power before join onr departed compan-
ions, TO visit such of them as are still inha-
bitants of the United States, and 10 tel
you Personctly, my dear Willct, how al
lectionately,
g. am your SINCERE friend,
LA FAiETTE.'
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Notice.

virtue o.! deed of trust executed 10
~ The subscribers by Jnmcs s. Nc Alistcr,
ol record in the county court of pedforJ e.,
The purpose OF securing The payment of Ger
INN sums OF money therein mentioned. tn
William Saunders, we shall proceed to sell.
by way Of public auction, for cash, on me
10Th day OF November next, Mt the front door
Oh IN. lrrrys tavern, IN the town of Libcr-
ty, the following
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~. natter myself. efhilemen

- d.re not fattef myself, gentlemen,
hav, ALWAYS met the views OF conn
''', and navigation, the noble anu pow
ihe' ,..,.,rcas Of riches, force and The gio-
e1i', , o.nnircs but this can assure YOU,
y,haTe neglected nothing IN lie IL
th"' ii CORRELATION 10 these interests.
len',v a;,bar have | neglected. any TING
,.,d received my Instructions ron TIE
HIMSELF in Fastening 10 concentrate, IL
h"9 ,,nst equitable manner, the Interests III
20. ,,tions which love aud esteem eaeh
wv, .'h., and are united, aud wish TO remain
TO- VIC gentlemen, the Americans love us
...rre;oice with the Joy of friends 1t wonid
49,: me pleasdre 10 repeat ekl ,rtss'ois l
- heard in the prosperity al + rance
~, With the same cordially, rtlolce III
l-'t and oray that The strctest union may
'''", avist between two people, WHO net
War have ar can have any true cause Oh
Notwithstanding, aud who are Connected
by mutual interests.
pl ,rhis u,ion, so desirable and so much
,o,.red nv the intelligent Of tue two coun-
~ ". c,nnot hut turn To the advantage OF all
- S@as IN aiding in the maintenance otthe
n'" ..a If fine world, and the Strengthening
p Pr principle, OF which all governments
Q, bnt recognise the Importance n pria-
."lr which all liberal and generous minds
'i,a1 r,atch and defend that OF the liber-
~ Of the seas. a. ,ua..;.,., IF
NV gratitude, aud permit me 10 olief 70"
me following toast
''a ' THE city of iIavrc, one of the most
,.,,;shing cities in the beautiful and pow
f n@%l'I Kingdom of France-she must in,
erl pase in prosperity under so enlightened
e end Wise monarch, who appreciates and
t snuor, commerce, and has the disposition
~ rncourage and restore national na'loa-
ton" r..a .;,, =,
..,;''', and received the unanimous plau-
dts ofthe company.
~ Tbe Baron set out the next day for Pa
-
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Ehe Tract OF Land


10y virtue of deed Of trust executed "a
-ab the late Cyrus Il Clay aud myself by Nj
cholas Harrison, for the purpose of securing
to the late fhnres Cay certain soln Of mo.
ney, which deed benrs date the 29ih dgy Of
November, isi7, and is recorded IN The csun-
~ court OF Bedford, ! shal, On the 18th day Of
November nest, proceed 10 SELL ai public auc
ton, on the premises, Tor ready money
ihe fvact OF lmnA
In the snid deed of trust mentioned, lyine In
the comfy of Bedford, on both sides of IN.
diih's creek, continuing clgil hundred ncres,
more or less, and bounded by thc lands ol
FranciS Meriwether's heirs, aud others In ease
the weather Is 50 inclempnt, lhnt bidders do
moi attend the above mealioned day, the snlr
win take plaec on the neAi iairdny Acting rs
trustee, snail convey sneh tile only rs is
vested ia ne WILLIAM HADFORD,
Oct. 49, liWtds 5ipriripg Iraset
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Virginia -born Slaves.

Consisting OF men, women, boys pnd girls.
Also, the stock Of all description, plantation
utensils, household and kitchen furniture, aud
The crop OF corn, folder oais andtobaeconow
on the premises. The plantation will lie rent.
ed on the same day (shereon there is l3 bush
els OF wheat sowD aud liberty given 10 seed
more small gfain) Tor the term of one year
Possession given on tho Isl Of January, 1929.
III those that have claims against the said es.
tate, viii please present them Immediately
proven rs the law directs, az arrangements
may he made to pay ihem-.-ai those indebted
will make immediate payment, as no further
indulgence can or will be given
SALLY ISBELL, admir- of Iaobariah dec
y. B.--Tlle sale will be continued from dav
to day until the whole is sold s.
October l3 wtds II
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DISSOLVED, That the ucpnhers 81 ti,ss
ia'lee wear Grape on their left arms for
thirty day, rs q testimony of reapcci for the
memory al their deed brother Col Wiliiars
Afehef, late II Powhatan county.
Ref9ftef That the Secretary be directed 20.
publiih TIN FOREGOING In the Iirgiuian
~ nrdcr ri ile lodgr,
tiNFENF $. B>GLEY, Secretary
Get -, II. Marshall Lodge No. 30
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Negro Slaves.

Belonging tothe said James S. McAItistcr yiu
negro girl named Jenny, aod a neoro bo,,
named Dick. Acting as trustees. we viii co,y,
Yey the title only which is vestedio us ne such
JOHN p. GRAY,
}. q. STEPTOE, trustees
VII TO- wtds II
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Notice,

A Petition viii be presented to tho
4 \ oesi General Assembly, PRAYING TO ne
divorced from my husband Hczekinh On,
Oct. IL. NV II DOROTHY Gill
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ENEC.AYIO.N.

VNE winter session Of the subs,t ~''rr's
L school will commence on Thursday the
3lst Of October. NM = REID.
October D. tct3lO ~
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EIlA, frae woman ofcolour, will no.
~ luton the next Geperal assembly for per.
mission 10 remain IN the state Of VIRGINIA.
oetoar!s ~ 10 w2m
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WILL be sold, on The plantation OF
w Zacharah lsbel, deed, on Tuesday
he l2'h dayni November next, for cash, 10 OF
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C0iiEN'S OFFICE,
BAI1lIpEE, September 4,

oIieial Report of the 3lst days drawing of tht
Ua8hWgt0n .H0npmeHt LOHcrH
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Billin gs~rte Island Light House.-The new Light
House on Bngsgate Island in BanStable Bay, fitted
up with eight Lamps and ReRectors was lit on the 23h
ult
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DAVID GRIFFITH.

NJ hMS The Public. that he has removed from the
: Store OF John COe, .Hidale,Streef. to the Store
nearly opposite where he offers at wholesale & retail
'Hed,c'a~s, Pants, and Dye-stufs,
Q" reasonable terms and Of the first quality.
Constaat attendance from Sarise until 90 clock at
night :"
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To Tnr pIrnItc

A E1ficc havng APPEARED in The g,s OF the I2K Trn
- 10 1JHicb has hscr pJkeH or 6.u~ry DIRE
ssctft F--I fLsrsfgre cncsfcs that ins rativeiy
ctsS upon 10 rsby oi houecsr mem and ccrfeap ibe
s afh7r isl d. hereby IUitIea hs7ftrfin dny the
rhlrgs which L5 BE- preferred agrusf and t5Rfs
ig.t the and Rliici7 freiiBgI u uonn 7ul0 Is
TO dgraas ana Iop and iHdgH c9nt sver gs sr
noHsd haze stated these faeiS rivei il b.
dsfl Svhich 0sd ths public my fYrlly aHi fTind
baus N ny character, 7uhich flsr myeif f'azd5
too uiE basis 70 6s 0verfrsd iAi a ~ RTE ta5s q
end ,isy. aud rr5nsbls fioE Of such
woman that IS 7uho has eHdseV0rei p rs4s nv char
7cfsr. ESTHER lgJTETF1ET
FsI5rsak, E5v. ID, i371.
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T1ITUS SKILLINGS has made preparations
Al and is ready 60 receive HANS or BEEF for
Picking and smoaking. He may be found at n.
& l.. DANA Co.'S. Store, where all orders will
be thankfully received and promptly executed.
Nov. 10. If.
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DOCTOR RAMSAY.


DEGS leave 70 inform the public. that agreea-
- bly, 20 his proposals, on his last arrival in A.
marca, in 1916 he has accomplished his Tour Of
tbis country, with the view OF exhibiting his i'm
provements,in Anatomical Development in COM
parative anatomy on which snd morbid Anato-
my, his doctrines of Physiology are founded.
Dr. 4. has engaged Doct. REUEL BARRows
Of fryebure, has former Priva te Pupil. az LIS AS
sistant, and with view TO his becoming his sue
cessor. Two years will be employed in the in
tiation # this gentleman into those numerous OBJ
jects- which practical anatomy presents, as the
basis OF inductve reasoning, medical and surgical
practice Il pr. Il. sees the proposed period. he
trusts by the aid Of an enlightened aud liberal
public to present them with an .4nerican publ
eofion Of Anatomy and Physiology. (the plates
aud manuscripts Of which are ready for the press)
as an epitome of his Museum and Lessons Of his
school.
lis ensuing winter course Of LECTURES. on
Anatomy and Physiology, the theory and practice
OF Medicine and Surgery, will commence at
Frye5urg, on the second Veek Of January merit. and
terminate 70 the end Of March
Fees $50, for the course and admission 70 the
Museum, dissecting Room and use Of the Library.
Gentlemen formerly pupils Of the Fryeburg
academy, $l5.
Young Gentlemen ofthe Academy, admitted
to the Lectures 0nly Is
NO Gentlemaa can receive Ticket for the
course, unless he pay the Fees ir advance. or
furnish satisfactory security for their payment.
FFye6u,S, Nor. 5, 1922. 6w.
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ofali prices and fashions.
.4LSO-A pretty good assortment Of mems &
boys HATS.
He manufactures Boots and Shoes as usual
for customers 10 measures, in a faithful and
wOrlnanke manner
IL The plate at the top of this advertisement
is furnished for the convenience of gentlemen
at distance, that they msy take their meas
ures with greater accuracy. The letters and
lines en- the plate are to designate the several!
places where the measure should be taken.
which must be expressed by inches SO also,
should the length Of the foot
W4NTED.-Six or eight Journevmen Shoe
makers, we'll skilled in their profession, to whom
constant employ will be given.
100 hhds. good retailing Guadaloupe Molas-
ses, for sale as above. lL) Nov 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19
LOTTERY NOTICE.

ON Thursday next. the 21st inst. will com
~ mcnce drawing and finish in five minutes
= Lottery containing prizes over 1900 dollar,
the prizes due the moment they are drawn
aud viii De paid on demand orders received and
answered at FRANCIS Office Nov. 70.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

To Be sold at Public AUCTION, BIZ order Of TIE
Judge Of Probate for he county Of York, a the
house Of JOHN CLEAvES, Ianholisr. IN
Saco, on MONDAY Tie 9h dag or December
a.orY ~ 10 o1r1arL n M
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1822-11-19

Capt Wood arrived at Salem on wednesday last
from e. Salvador states that the Braziians were with
in few miles Of the city aud daily expected 10
enterwhich caused comglete stagnafon Of business