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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
iIE.iiiiEii,

' ME SUBSCRIBERS ha,ipc
L ed themselves together, TAX d, I,.onaeci:
cd of informing their friends and ,i Jus meth
that they will carry on The '"e public,
Tanning & Curryins Bus;0.
Under the firm OF J. 4 c. foE' TLa+ '"e"s
addition 10 their present stock. rece? wi, IN
few days from Philadelphia, a on.a,,. IN a
leather-among which are 900 Side. 'ssp p,y Of
20 dozen waxed Calf Skins finished h., "hIlrlhg,
heen x Sons, 100 Horse Hides, loo .i,, osseld
Boot Soal, Bag Hides, Hog Skins anu ooges best best
cash. JOuN ~, low for
~ B-Cash or leather will be riys Oh :
terms. I 'ne osHai
January "a. VI.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
MEsSRs. DUDLEY CAILAWAy

AVA and Patty his wife late Patty Trent.
John Megan and MIy his wife late Milly
Goodwin, Burd Goodwin. Spicey Goodwin.
Ediiha Goodwin, Edy Bnriord widow of John
Buriord late Edy Goodwin, Louisa Goodwin
daughter OF Jenny Goodwin, who intermar.
RED with William Hughes, and Spotswood
and David, infant cbildren of William Hughes
and Jenny his wife, late Jenny Goodwin. by
Jesse Beck, their next friend TAKE NO
IICE-That on the 7th day of April, 1923. nj
the dwelling house of Col Thomas Moore in
the county OF Bedford aud state of Virginia.
we shall take the deposition of the said
Moore and on the 10th day of April. 1923,
nj Minor Cox's tavern, in the county of Ann
herst and state OF Virginia, we shall take the
dispositions of sundry witnesses which demo
sltIons are 10 be read as evidence on the trial
OF suit now depending in the superior court
OF chancery for the Lynchburg district, in
which you are plaintiffs and we are defend
ants. JOHN b. TRENT, al his opn rigbt
and as adotr. q Henry Ireni, dec.
WILLIAM TREST,
NICHOLAS TRENT,
JAMES TRENT,
ALEXANDER TRENT.
JOHN II. TRENT,
SUSAN TRENT,
SAML. BAKER 4. Elisabeth his t,;fe
CHRISTIAN HORN X.SaIiu his wife
EDf MITCHELL, mid1u of Tho
mas .Mtcheii, deceased,
JOS. HAWKINS 4 Many his wie.
feprnary II. 30 w4w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
CENTRAL HOTEL.

fENHE subscriber has taken the tenement
next 10 the Farmers Bank, Main street
Lynchbnrg. which he has fitted up in a con.
venient and handsome style for the reception
OF company, His table and bar being furnish.
ed in the best manner, he hopes to share por-
ton OF public patronage, which il will he his
constant endeayor to deserve. His stables are
wen supplied, and his ostler experienced aud
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER
Feb. !. 62tclv
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Gigs foe Sale.

lust received, and now offered for sale,
- two elegant DOUBLE GIGS, with tops
Those who wish TO view them, are requested
TO call at the store of the subscribers, in Lynch
burg j. l.. WATROUS & Co.
February IA. % WITS
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One Tract OF I.and.

npon aG forty acres, more or less, living in
Of eu Ia county on Stanton river, purchased
Oh o. James English, per deed of record in Bed.
, ,olu county court, also all his interest in q
, ~ IH pI iahd decided by Joseph Wilson's heirs
.Ha ooin hcca abe which is half, and on which
49, - srlSt and saw-mill Also, one black
NEEDED s 'naee mich cows, four heifers one
Peds an ,detr, .nrty head of hogs, three feather
two nots anu. ,u,n ,' one blue painted chest,
and ~ PC i %nu TWO ovens, two pewter dishes
ano SIX plates, and one shot gun The I'LL"
Dei,eved TO be undoubted, but as trns,. .'s'e Is
Sial' convey sueh only as is vested in ne VIC
THOMAS DAVIS.
Feb. o.. oN,S
iytds 90
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Real and PERSONAL Estate
FOR SALE.

4 N the 3rd day of April next, will be
~ exposed To public sale, at the house of
Spengler, in Montgomery county, Va.
Chat being the day on which the election will
be holden thereaD on a credit OF ! months,
the purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory
security, the following Land and Negroes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
The Tract OF land

on which William aud Jeremiah Richards AT
present resides, and lately tile residence OF
christian Richards, decd, lying on Little Ri
yer yer anu nd It's waters, and containing by estma-
ton 400 acres, and upwards, more Than one
half OF which is cleared, and well aJan,ed ~
the production of grain, grass, &c. 10 which
the whole OF the cleared land is deyoted :
The nncieared land is also fertile, and admi-
rably calculated, in addition TO The cleared, 10
make snug farm. The land has lone had
the reputation of being The most valuable in
thai section offhe country. The title is cIear
and unexceptionable !; but 10 make certnintv
donbiy certain, il will be guaranteed by the
subscribers. And also, at the same time and
place, and upon the same terms will be sold,
n likely youna " ''S'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

VIE subscriber offers for sale, an eleS
Il CANT Carriage with "A pair of gentle
ana well matched Horses, one of whIcl,
rides extremity well--a second hand Road
Wagon, and a six horse Team, with Their
gear-two yoke of first rate young ana
well broke Oxen--a Cart, and one hun
dred and fifty barrels of Corn; on all o.
which, a credit till the first day of October
next, will be given, Negotiable paper, wen
endorsed, will be required.
VIM. LANGHORNE.
January II. tsea
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
VaLUABI.E LAND
FOR SALE.

~ virtue of mortgage and an irrevo.
- cable power Of attorney executed by
Christopher Clark 10 the subscriber, both oI
which Is of record in the clerk 5 Office of the
county court of Campbell, will be sold al
public auction 10 the highest bidder, the ba.
lau.. ,,T thu
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
"A certain Tract OF X.auA.

ny virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by John Ritcheson, dated
i9th September, 1921, and duly admitted -
record in the Office of the COUNTY cont If
bedford, Tor the purpose of SECURING the nav
m mt OF certain debt due Davis, Preston
20 = we shall, on The 1911 day of .,farcb or,I
IL la,r II not, the neAt fair day thereafter nro'
ceeu TO sell, by way of public auction. on r tho
premises, to the hghest hidder Co. -, - wy
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

OR experimenting and securing him in
n Jail, SO that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
state. JACK HARRISS, free negro, raised
IN the county of Bedford, State of Virginia-l
hold his indentures, dated the 2sth October
l'93-said Jack Harriss was sold by order OF
Buckingham court, to pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey. from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county OF
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack Harrss is yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 80 AMI 40 years Of
age, processes to lay stone or brick When he
'eit me he wore long whskers, which can be
easily cut off, his hat had lost half the brim,
his clothing as | believe dark mixed cloth
clerks OF courts where his Indentures may be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN Z. GRAY
Bedford, Feb. a. WITS %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

A rules holden in the clerk $ Office Of
L n Amherst county court, the FIRST Monday
IN February, 1928.
Humphrey Gilbert, HlaintiF
against
William Gilbert, Ezekiel Gilbert, Thomas
Gilbert, David \. Gilbert, John c. Gilbert
Henry Gilbert, Martin Bib, and Mary his
vile, formerly Mary Gilbert, Sarah Gilbert
Judith Gilbert, Charles L. Barrct. admg of
Henry Gilbert, deceased, Richard II. Burks,
Charles l.. Barrett, William Coleman and
Charles l.. Barrett, under the firm of Coleman
q Barrel, John and Richard S Ellis, BENJAMIN
Harrison, Richard Harrison and Richard II
Burks, under the firm of Richard II. Burks &
Co, and William Thurmond, defendants.
IN CRANBERRY
The defendants John c. Gilbert Henry Gil.
bert, and Martin Bibb and Mary his wife, not
having entered their appearance and given
security according to the act of assembly and
the rules OF this court, and ii appearing that
they are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth.
on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel
II is ordered, that the said absent defendants
do appear here on the third Monday in April
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that n
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
vIrgInlan, published in the town of Lyncbburg.
Tor eight weeks successfully, and posted nm al
the front door of the courthouse OF this conn
~, on some court day. copv-Teste.
% BEVERLY n ArirC n =,
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One Tract Of l,anA.
TIVE AAW -SCNOOIs,

VINE nextand third session of this school
Il will commence on the first Monday in
Mareh next, at NEEDuAM, in the county OF
Cumberland, near FARMvILLE, in the county
Of Prince Edwdrd, aud Commonwealth Of
Virginia.
The course OF reading and Of practice, will
be the same as heretofore.
In this school, every thing is taught which
is calculated TO instruct the student in cor
rect knowledge of the theory, as well as
the practice Of the law, in all the principnl
courts OF the state Time has proved the MI.
iity OF this school 10 some, aud might have
proved II 20 all, ii they had continued long e.
nough.
For the principles of il, and the mode of
proceeding in it, refer 10 the printed jour
mails.
Terms Of The Lno School.
cannot consent TO continue my efforts TO
be useful, unless can really he so ; and for
this reason cannot take a gentleman into the
LAw-scHcoL for a less time than a whole ses-
sion, ending with the year nor for a less sum
than one hundred dollars in advance.
These terms will not be applied TO those
who were at the last session
could take two more young gentlemen, TO
live with me, as members ofmy Family, each
paying three hundred dollars in advance.
Those that live with me can be suppIied
with books.
shall he here until the last OF February mex
and will attend, 10 any letter, in the mean
lime, which may be addressed 10 me on this
subject, with much pleasure.
CREED TAYLOR.
hichmond, ieb,2l Wv %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
e. q Ill Il NJ S

Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market
street, Baltimore.
Where the capitals of 10000 dollars, 30 ,o0C
dollars, and of 5000 dollars each, were sold
in the two last STATE LOTTERIES, and
where were also sold, 10000 dollars & 20, DOT
dollars, being the TWO HIGHEST in the
Monument Lottery, just finished
~ Orders from ATTY part of the U States
by mail, post paid by private conveyance
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
imore Lotteries, will meet the usual prompt
and punctual attention, addressed TO
}. |. COHEN, Jr Baltimore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
February 81

RY virtue Of two several deeds of trust
pexecuted TO the subscribers by Thos. AlifT.
dated Goth April 1890, and 18th Dec. 1922. and
duly admittedt TO record in the Office of the
county court OF Bedford, for the purpose of
securing the payment of certain sum of mo-
ney due Davis, Preston & Co, we shall on
The AN doy Of Horch nert, if fair, if moi, the
next fair day thereafter, proceed to sell, ON
ihe premises, by way of public auction, for
ready money, the following PROPERTY, viz.
three feather beds and furniture, two tables
and two chests, one rifle gun, two cows and
calves, twenty head of hogs, one sorre mare
plantation tools of every kind whatsoever,
i4o0lbs tobacco, eight barrels corn, 4O0Olb
leaf tobacco, part stripped and part not strip
ped, 90 barrels corn, and four blade stacks.
iooolhs. pork, one dark bay horse, called two
years old next spring. As trustees, we shall
convey sach title as is vested in us and no
other TIE TRUSTFCS
Feb 81. WILSON
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Notice.

VIE SUBSCRIBER having cbaor.,
ms business, and being anxious 70 80
us private accounts, requests those fla, Ls
.Id'in' against nm TO present them for ' na,'
,n;l, ana an ,hose that are indebted TO ill.,;
Maa please make payment, as il will be ON, ~
indulgence JoI1S e', nble
january "a. III ",
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
The celebrated Race-Horse
NAPOLEON.

X ~ csss L. suing season in New Glasgow
aud at some other suitable place--the season
to commence the LIST of April Terms, and
all other particulars made known in due time.
Napoleon has been the winner of many races.
and has never lost but one, until he became
injured in one of his fore legs Among tbe
celebrated race horses he has beaten, we will
name few:
MIR. William WINS Virginian
Mr.. Johnson's horse by Sir Archy,
Mr.. cotton's Mare Rarity;
Dir. Macklins Brown Horse
Capt IIarrison's Sir Harry;
MIR William Winn's Lady of the Lake;
Capt. ilarrison's Beggar Girl;
And To say all this is but common praise. as
this wonderful horse beat at three heats not
only YOUNG TlMOLEON with ease but he
also, TO crown the whole, beat that horse of
horses, Capt tIarrison's VIRGINlAN. In the
spring OF 1920, at New Market, he was beaten
by Contention 3 or feet only. The next
week, at Drummondsburg, at three heats, he
beat Contention and the famous horse Sir
William, 1 mile heats. This celebrated horse
is not oniy famed for his blood, beauty, bone
and bottom, but for his superiority as a foal-
getter. LEWIS SHERIEY.
February 81. % VITA
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The SMhserihn,..

ii a ,,9d1. T., united themselves in bp.,.,..
viii le under ea ,he nrm Of O"Eas a fFel
ment OF SEVERAL asso1
Medicine, Paints, & Dive. s,nn
Durable Ink, Marking BrusI rs =, taiis,
fenc,s, Silver Wire Tooth Brushes ~ llai'
nish, fomatum, Lamp Oil, Wash RAJ, poot Var
parent soap, Maecaubau Snuff, Tona''',' l. ran
Lemon Acid, Soda Powders, naIerii us q bean,
Rotten Stone, Gold Leaf, &c. &e all 2pongt,
they will sell low for cash. = al oi ~hiea
W. OWENS.
November %. HhehlEi
tets II
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Nhe Ifact OF A.and.

dred and fifteen acres, being the sonc an ,, %rI
ne sad Henry resides or so much as UiL "" sr
cent 10 Saisfy said trust Tie TRUSTEE ,,iU og-
reg such tile only as is rested in him, ''''
~, CHISWELL D.4BNEY.
'"''' aids l6
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue of a deed of trust executed by
~ William Glover and Frances his wife, TO
the subscribers, dated the 18th day OF July,
1872 and duly admitted TO record in the Office
OF the county court of Bedford, for the pur.
pose OF securing a certain debt due Davis,
Preston a Co. we shall, on Monday the 2dth
OF March next, il fair, II not the next fair day
thereafter, proceed 10 sell, on the premises,
by way OF public auction, for ready money,
Two Tracts VI LAND
In said deed mentioned, lying ON the waters
OF Goose Creek, one tract containing 81 acres,
aud the other tract containing 4O4 acres. The
title Is believed to be andoubted, but, we will
convey such only as is vested in us.
THOMAS DAVIS,
WILLIAM SALMON, ! i'"''ee''
Feb % 30wtds
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Notice.

by p'rtne Of a deed Of t7tst erecu,e5 =
- me subscriber by n. $. Henry, (1or b Y'u nv, %
pose % securing deJt DIE 10 f. B0r1lJ 4. r ~oI
~h'eh deed IS q record in The cou,ig roy,t ~ y
Bedtord' and bears date The 6m Of .4ug,,si is,@S
$hoH, on he Isl day Of .8pra, 1893, jfia; :
mol the "ert Jar daythereaJtr,) sell, al y ppLI,
@ ,oa IN NE to,gn Of Lynchb1rg, beio1e the
oooT % me Franklin Hotel, for yead1 1,one,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

PURSUANT TO a decree of the Supe-
M rlor Court of Chancery for tie Lynch.
burg District, pronounced the 18th day of Oc-
.oDer' 1872, in the causes thendepending III
the said court, between
Eo"ard ATKINSON, Plaintiff,
Alexander Austin and I'll D. Akin
SON. =, Defendants,
lhonaS d. Atkinson, Plaintiff,
Against
EDWARD Atkinson and Alexander Austin,
Defendants,
l9hali, onMe 10Th day of March nert, proceed
10 sell on the premises, by way of public auc-
ton, for ready money,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
CoHEN'S OFFICE,
baltimore February II, 1923 I
7th day drawing of the Maryland
S'HAYNE AlNN'HEMN.

$3.50, prize oil $4,000
1922 prize of 1000
'l0o7l 1908 li6s2 o275 prizes of 100
ll73 1901 l20S3 prizes of 90
F302l $500 1888 AVG 63go)
"l00Ss 1855 1854 1887 ! prizes of 90
*ll77I lllS2 1860 ll369
And 32s prizes of 10
All marked thus sold at CoHEN'S Office
The $4,000 prise sold al ConENs in one half
and tico quarter tickets.
Only THREE MORE DRAWINGS remain
to complete the scheme, and The capitals of $50
900, Of 10000 5000, 1000, Sc SIN undra,ca,
and ALL NOW FLOATING erccpt The twenty
fhoHsand.- Tickets are already scarce and spec
dg application Is adrised--Price Of tickets only
TWELIED0LL.4RS, and Sharesinproporiion
10 be had, lrnrrnnIrd nnnrnfrn nt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04
IAE XAAEN.

IN said decree mentioned, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the sum of two
hundred and eighty six dollars and eighty
three cents, with legal interest thereon from
The 10Th day OF September, 1919, and the
costs of sale
Inc above mentioned tract, containing a
oont 200 acres of land lies about mile and
nan south OF NewLondon. on both sides Of
buffaloe creek, and is we'll adapted TO the euI-
tlvatlon of different kinds of grain and tobac-
co, and has on il good mill site The ttes
believed to be good, and the purchaser will re.
celVe from me deed with special warranty
ALEX. AUSTIN,
February T. wtds 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-03-04

Chronic Rheumatism, complicated Nth Gout.
a man, aged fity-four years, ola good con-
stItut'on, had been habtually affected, for five
years, with rheumatic pains, shifting from the
head TO the breast, and all the joints, and who
had govt alternately in each foot, received
three applications Of the fumigations, from the
10th to the 18th of April-the first of which
produced copious perspiraton. He was deli
yered, as il by magic, from his pains, and the
hcxibility OF his limbs restored
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
Dte0,

On the 9th inst. of the typhus fever, Capt
Gershom Flagg of Royalston, aged So, after
an illness of A days.
In Marblehead, Miss Mary Bowden, aged
IS. She run splinter under the nail of one
Of her fingers; having extracted it, she incau-
tiously put her hands into cold water, when
a modification ensued, which caused her
death in one or two days.
In Beckett, Mr.. Charles Wilson, aged SO, OF
Ashford, Conn. He had been absent four
days, when he was found frozen to death.
In Coventry on the l4th ult. (found dead)
Cyrus, son of widow Brown, of Ellington,
aged II years. He was sent to attend a
team with loaded cart, short distance
and in attempting as was supposed, to mount
the cart, fell, and was crushed to death in
stantly by the wheel.
In Wethersfeld, Rocky-Hill, (scalded to
death,) Russell Gilbert Chapman, son Of Mr..
Gilbert G.
The reported death of Gen. Putnam is a
gain contradicted.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
THE GREEKS

A great interest has been excited, through
out the country, in favor of the Greeks, and in
New-York active measures have been taken
for their relief. Alderman Mcqueen, has pre-
sented the Committee, appointed at meeting
of the citizens, with 40 pound cannon, cast
at his foundery; Nicholas Biddle, Esq. Of
Philadelphia, has given $500, and Col. Will
lett has given release of claim, which he
has on the state of New-York, for 1000 acres
of land. The committee is large, and from an
inspection of the names, we believe it is select
ed from all the various denominations of Chris
tians.
1t is stated, IN the London papers, that the
Society of Friends have subscribed more, in
England, for the relief of the Greeks, than ali
other denominations united.
Some farther accounts from Greece have
been received, but they are of such vague,
and contradictory character, as not TO be wor-
thy Of republication.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17

1923, and which were not sued for as d.
rected by the 29th section of the act
regulating the Post Office Establishment,
designating the years when each occur
red-and not to extend beyond is years.
Mr.. Storrs expressed his opinion, that
the deficiencies after certain lapse OF
time, were chargeable to the Post Mas
ter General. He suggested the follow
ing amendment at the end" And the
amount of any such delinquencies which
may have been charged to the Post Mas
ter General of the United States"
The resolution with the amendment
was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Kidder, it was
Resotved, That the Committee on
Commerce be instructed to inquire into
the expediency Of imposing specific
duty on potatoes, imported from Nova
Scotia, Ireland, and other foreign coun-
tPies.~
On motion of Mr.. Breck, it was
Resolved, That the Committee on the
Judiciary be instructed to inquire into
the expediency of providing by law, ar
uniform system of bankruptcy through
out the United States.
The House resolved itself into com
mitfee on the bill to appropriate SUN
of money for the relief of Daniel D
Tompkins-Mr. Taylor, of New-York
in the Chair.
The blank for the amount Of appro
priation was filled with $35,19O.
When, after much discussion, the
Committee rose, and reported the bill
which was ordered to DO engrossed, ant
A., to be read third time tomorrow.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
From the Boston Patriot.
STATE PRISON.

From the anrral report of the War
den of the State Prison it appears, that
the number of convicts in September
last, was 308- of which 46 are colored,
and SO white foreigners--of the latter
Az from Great Britain. The number
of convicts in September 1892 was 279,
SO of whom have been discharged,
(time expired) pardoued, and died ;
and during the year LOT convicts have
been received. OF the whole number
of convicts, $50 were sentenced for
store breaking and theft passing coun-
terfeit money 22 /; assaults, intent 10 rape
z, intent TO murder 6. from passion 3 !;
perjury /; bank robbery 1; burglary
Is; forgery robbery "a females) 8 !;
arson 8; adultery 1. In September last
the convicts were variously employed (;
81 as stone hewers Is as tailors, as
shoemakers, 40 as oakum pickers, and
others; besides rs let to contractors as
weavers, cabinet makers, brass founders,
brush makers, tin workers and coopers.
The whole number of convicts SEN
fenced to the State Prison since 1905 is
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
CONGRESS.

In the selection of Committees. the new
Speaker has awaited himself in the best man.
ner, Of the talents of the House, and, in SO do
ing, has shown a liberality worthy Of common
dation-a liberality which affords striking
contrast to the narrow and exclusive course,
which some Jealous partizans would point out
for their presidential candidates to pursue.
Nine federalists are appointed chairmen of
committees, two of which, the committee of
Ways and Means, and the Judiciary Commit
tee, are among the most important in the
House. -
Distinguished Crawfordites have also come
IN for their share of favor. Should the Secre-
tary of the Treasury be finally dropped as a
candidate for the Presidency, this course may
not be without its effect on that election.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-12-17
Notice.

EEVHE creditors to the Estate of
q WIN. CUNNINGHAM, Esq. late of
Fitchburg, deceased, are hereby notified, that
afurther term of three month";, from the Sec
ond day Of December inst. is allowed for
them to bring in ami prove their claims aud
that we will attend to receive aud examine
the same, at the office OF EPHm. M.CUNNING-
HAM, Esq. in said Fitchburg, on the last FRI
day of February next, from one to six o'clock,
P. NJ.
JOSEPH SIMONDS, Commits
JONAS MARSHALL, jr. siOners.
Fitchbwg, Dec. 5, 1898.