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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
GIRO ULAR.

GiR-The Society lin this city, for the
~ DISSEMINATION Of The Heaceniy Doctrines
Of he -JERUS3LE.H, as contained in lie
Theological Writings Of Baron EMANUEL SwE-
pENBoeG, contemplate publishing New
Monthly MAGAZINE, devoted exclusively To
the interests Of the .New Church IN the United
.SI0ios ia hp pttitInd
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TO RENT.

1--WE leases on three of my FARMS
1 viii expire at the close of this year and
The public arc respertiully Informed thar iliey
are for lease again for term of years They
he on James river, in the county OF Amherst.
a lcw miles below Lynehburg. and consist
principally OF LoW-GitOuNDS. They are
the Farms ai present occupied BY Gel. ". J..
fou'sine, Samuel Smithson, ir aud the heirs
Of John Minion, deed. 1heypossess superior
advantages for their fertility, convenience to
market, 20 MIL, &c. aud winter navigation -
10 those who have adequate force of hands,
az. they are objects worthy of attention..
Apply 10 The snbscrlher, near Billis's moun-
tain, in the county of Buckingham, and letters
may be addressed to him TO Ca Ira Post Office.
l.. BOILING.
April 4. w3Ws %
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of a deed oftrust executed to
lt the subscribers by Samuel l. Harrison,
for the purpose OF securing the payment of
cerlaia debts therein mentioned to William
Robinson aud Jesse Beck, which deed bears
Gate on the sth day Of July, 1919, and is duly
81 record in the county court of Amherst. the
subscribers viii, on Friday the 18th day OF
April, 1923, ON the premises, sell by way of
public auction, for ready money,
"A certain Yract OK I,ana,
lying aud being in the county of Amherst, a.
bout miles from the town of Lyachburg,
bounded 10y the lands OF ineas Boiling, Chris
TOPPER lsbei, the lands formerly belonging to
Philip johnson, deed, and others, aud contain.
ing is01 acres, more or less, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary TO answer the
purposes Of said trnst deed Acting as trus-
tees, we shall convey TO the purchaser or pur-
chasers the title vested iRus by the diced Of
trust aforesaid and none other
THOMAS WATT,
RICHARD TYREE, A'os'ees'
hIarch 2s, wiw "a
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Notice.

1kNhE SUBSCRIBER takes TINS methos -
= informing her friends and the public. IA,
sne ives convenient 10 both Of the FEMAII
SEMiNAR1Es of This place, and viii ,st ~
yeral Females as boarders ON reaeonaLl. -
MATILDA NASH
April 4. ,eo,, -
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EDUCATION.

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end of the session. n B. TeWNLEY.
thIld month 18th, W3w 81
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The New Jerusalem
MASSANN

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.Ne1o York, February Is, 1923
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08

NhRD g. ATklSSON Will receive
w oeAers FOR tickets III amy OF the North
ern Lotteries. There ARE ut this time three
schemes IN which tickets are rcady for sale
IN The city of Baltimore. Abe ID class OF the
Maryland state Lottery Che Isl just DRAWN
is the most splendid.
MARYLAND State Lottery. No. ..
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Notice

RY virtue of a deed of trust executed to
~ the subscriber Ivy Amos faris, bearing
date the 18th day June, 1922, & duly recor-
ded in the clerks Office of Pittsylvana county
court, for the purpose of securing the payment
OF sum OF money due to William Whitlock.
J shall, ON Thursday the oath day of April
1873, If fair, ii not the next fair day thereaiter
proceed TO sell, TO the highest bidder, Sn the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
TWO LyTS OF LAND.

containing l6icres each, as is cxpressedi in said
deed. This Land lies well, aud is excellent
tobacco land, and lies in between the land OF
Rawey Thompson, Susannah Black and 9th
ers. Acting as trustee ! will convey such IT,
tie ONLY ms is vested IN me by sal deed.
JONATHAN u. DAWSON, Trustee.
March 2S- w2u3ds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
TRUST S.iLE.

Rf virtue of a deed of trust executed to
~ the subscribers by Elijah Mitchell, bear
ing date the 10Th day Of March, 1921 and du-
~ recorded in the clerks Office of Bedford
county court, to secure certain debt therein
mentioned, due TO James Lynch, we shall, on
the 23rd day of April, at the dwelling house of
sand Mitchell, in Bedford county, proceed to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
ONE TRACT or LAND.

on Staunton river containing 2l6 acres, more
or less five Feather Beds aud Furniture, one
bureau, one Cupboard, two Horses, four
COWS, two Heifers and one Bull, one Wheat
an, one Dagon Plough. The title vested in
US ny SAID deed will be conveyed and no o.
ther DANIEL ASHIWELL, ~.
EDWARD OLE, trustees
April d. w3w AZ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
SCHEME

Prize Of Tickets, $Io--sbares IN proportion
The I'd class of the University Lottery pre-.
sents the following scheme which as il con.
tains nearly as many prizes us blanks, will be
considered the most safe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
ThUSI S.ALE.

10y virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscribers by jeremiah Adams and
James Adams, hearing date the 18th day of
January, 1890, and duly admitted to record in
The clerks Office of the county court of Bed
ford, aud for the purpose OF securing the pay.
ment OF certain debts due Thomas johnson.
we shall, ON the list day of April, iffar, If not
the next fair day thereafter, Sundays except
ED proceed TO sell, on the premises, by way
OF public auction, for ready money,
"A certain Tract OF I.anA.
in snid deed mentioned, lying in the county
OF Bedford, on the waters OF Beuverdam creek
containing 800 acres, be the same, more or
less, togetherwith
Two Female Slaves,
Mary and Judith, or such part thereof as NAV
be sufficient TO satisfy the said debts, interest
aud costs OF sale. Astrustees we shall convey
such title as is vested in US and no other
SMlfllSON H. DAVIS, !
BUWkER PRESTON, / ''"4eeS'
April v3vs a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-04-08
TRUST SALE.


pY virtue Of deed of trust executed nv
ID Thomas Harmon to the subscribers, da-
ted the day OF 1921, and duly
admitted TO record in the office of the county
court OF Franklin for the pnapose of securing
the payment of n certain sum of money due
Davis, Preston n Co, we shalt, on the llth day
of April next, il fair, if not the next fair day
thereafter, proceed TO sell, ON the premises,
by way OF public auction, TO the highest bid
der, for ready money,
"A certain Tract OF I.And.
in said deed mentioned, lying on the waters
OF staunton river -four miles above Halls ford,
containing 100 acres, be the same, more or
less, and bounded by the lands of William
Bradley, John Basham, IT, aud others, itbeine
the same Land conveyed to the said Harmon
by David Pagan, by deed of record in The
clerks Office OF the county court of Franklin
We shall convey such title as is vested in us
and no other. THE TRUSTEES
Mareh "a wtds 80
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wherein The said Adams now resides, contain
ing 1911 acres The whole OF this property
is very valuable, and worth the attention of
monied men The title is deemed indisputa-
bic, but shall only convey such title ms is
vested in me
THOMAS DAVIS, Trustee.
April 4 w2ws a.
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OJice.

1 WILL positively sell, without reserve,
\ to the highest bidder, on Thursday the I'm
day of ApriI next the
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r. ELDRIDGE, D. C.
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THE TRACT OF LAND

} wit Joe, Sam, Clarissy, Lucy and Tom
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30

consisting Of
Caroline Plaids; Fig'd Flannels; Superior
Scotch and Tartan PIaids Fig'd and PLATO
Bombazetts: Black and coloured Fig'd Rattl-
netts plain and bordered Cashmere Shswls !;
white, red, green and yellow Flannels;
broad and narrow blk Bombsznes; black,
white, slate aud mix'd Worsted Hose blk
---.~a--nsr- CT DO; elegant German Pwill'd
Handkfs ; Flag and Bandana do; superior
and common black Silk do. Blk Levantine
and Italian Silks; Synthass and Sarsnetis /:
Fig'd Silks; Nankn and Canton Grapes /;
Plaid Silks Calicoes, large assortment; Ele.
CANT Swiss, India, Book, Leno and Lace Mus
Inns; India Null do; Cambrics and Cambria
MuslIns; Linen Cambrics and Handkfs; Long
Lawns and Irish Linens; Elegant Fancy Silk
Handkis; Zelias; Vestings; Blk Denmark
Satin; Tabby Velvets; Dark Ginghsms !;
Black and Blue BROADCLOIHS: Black
Blue Mix'd and Drab CASSIMERES; SAITH
NETS; Kerseys; Outfits; Superior Sewing
Silk and Twist: Buckram; Padding; Brown
Linens; WeFsted and Lambs Wool Shirts and
Drawers; Blankets.
Also e
Walthsm, Sea Island and other SHIRT.
INGS & SHEETINGS, complete assortment.
UJ-The above, with many other articles,
comprising very elegant assortment of new
and fashionable Goods, are offered or sale at
iaIr prices. Purchasers are particularly invi-
ted to call and examine them. Owl
Sept. 90.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
WALTH.AM BLEACHING SALTS.

THE great and increasing demand for this
article proves that it is unrivaled for
whitening Cloth, Lace, Muslin, Linen or Cot
ton Thread, and every vegetable fabric for
removing without any injury, all yeIlowness
arising from water, age, or smoke, all vegeta
bic stains, mildew, tea, coffee, wines, cherry,
cordials, tinctures, lavender, and every vege-
table dye.
Any purchaser who does not find the article
to answer every purpose stated in the direc-
tons, provided they are followed is at liberty
to return the box, and shall receive his mon
ley.
Each box, is accompanied with suitable di.
rections, and is sufficient to make gallon OF
superior Bleaching Liquid Sold BY
MERRILL g. MITCHELL,
Agents TO The Manufacturer.
Corner Of Union S Middle Streets, Portland,
who have on hand, an extensive assortment OF
Medicines, Paints g. Dyestufs.
September %, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
FROM GRIscoM's 4" YEAR IN EUROPE"
LONDON-18lS.

"With several acquaintance, | went this
morning to ST Paul's Cathedral, to attend the
annual ceremony Of the assembling Of the chari-
" children Provided, through the kindness ola
friend, with ticket Of admission 10 the Mana
gers Pew, I supposed it unnecessary TO present
myself with the crowd, two or three hours be-
fore the time Of meeting But, although we
were on the spot long before the exercises began,
it was with difficulty that we could get into tie
house and as to seat in the pew, It was entire
~ out of the question for il was impossible ev-
en- to approach it, on account Of the amazing
press After remaining some time III the side
aisle, lretreated to the very bottom OF the audi
enee, and watching suitable occasion, made a
successful effort to climb to the top Of the stage,
and obtained a position, whence the great body
OF the children seated in large amphitheetre
under the great dome, and nearly the whole Of
the audience, were in full perspective before me.
The sight was truly sublime. The number Of
persons assembled, varied, according "a The esti-
mates OF different individuals from seven 70 ten
thousand.-Ihe children were dressed in a sim
pie uniform, with badges, indicating the paTticu-
lar school to which they are attached The pFin-
cipal exercises which came within the reach AZ
Emy ear, were the singing Of children, and the
sounds Of the Observation-Disclosures the strains Of
Hallelujah were chanted, in full chorus, con-
nected, as they were, with simultaneous move
mehI OF the DOCy, ana an eleNduoh Oh the white
aprons of the children, the ceremony was far
more impressive than any thing of this nature /
had ever witnessed AT the distance at which
was placed the sounds were full and solemn, and
| the general movement Of such vast essemblage
| of children, seated in circles, ascending above
each other to great elevation, produced an eff
feet, to which the imagination alone can do jus
tice. The sermon could not be heard distinctly,
| by half the audience, and indeed it appeared to
be but a small part of their concern. The day
was warm. Many Of the children tainted, from
debility and exposure to the corrupted atmos-
phere Of the upper seats but they were taken
out and recovered. When the ceTemonieswere
over, they were conducted, in companies, to
their respective schools, BY the teachers, accom-
panied by one or more officers, through the
throngs, which crowded the streets as they pas
sed almost to sufocstion. The number of child
Eren, collected on this OCCASION was about 500
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

NTR. SHELL, by the advice Of some Gentlemen
Va in town, will open school for Young Ladie.
orh. He will give instruction 10 the branches O
education usually taught at public Academies
Having few scholars engaged he will commence
On Monday next Sept 22d. at the house of Mr
Poole, in Court-street.
Terms dollars per quarter. None viii be re.
ceiyed Younger than ten years Of age.
Anplication may be made to Mr. Smell at the Rev.
AZ Ten Broeck's. in Free-street.
Refers to Simon Greenleaf,l Es-
4. A. Debiois, { quires
Doct. John Merrill
Portland, September 18Th 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30

UrIn addition to the above there
will be constantly kept on hand a good
assortment of BOLT IRON, for vessels use
all kinds of Rolls and Plates, and Hoop Iron.
.Also-All kinds of STEEL, viz.
Cast Steel-Bl;stered, German, Swedes, il
bars and tsbs, with good assortment of
CROBARS 4, PLOUGH MOULDS
Country Traders that deal in this article
may find it to their interest to call and pur
chase here, in preference to going to Boston
as they may save the expence oftheir journey
0FThe above will be sold for CAsH, or OF
a liberal CREDIT to those who purchase t.
sell again.
01TCu,fOmers can be supplied as usual.
Portland. Sept. %.
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PNOTTCE,

w = = = = y -
THE Co-partuership heretofore existing IN.
IL der the firm Of
MOSES SAVARY, & Co.
will expire by limitation, on the first day OF
November next.
Those indebted TO said concern, are respect.
fully requested to make payment on or before
that time, & all having demands against them
will please present the same for payment.
They have on hand valuable assortme n I
of prime and seasonable
EUROPEAN PIECE GOODS,
which they will be disposed to sell reyy cheap
for CASH.
Portland, Sept. %, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
MISCELLA NEOUS.
From the Trenton Emporium.
JULIA SELLERS.


Alb seldom do our summer dreams give note
OF the approaching winter"
There is but one true medium in all things, and
in our frequent wanderings from the path Of wis
dom, we are found now deviating on one
side, and now on the other. In friendship we
sometimes err from a cold and selfish spirit,
which embitters our attempts at kindness and
sometimes iniure ourselves by an improper de-
gree of plancy. In ambition we are frequently
found tempting too far, soaring with too wild and
headlong and precipitous flight and again Of
ten suggishly reclining at the base Of her proud
pedestal, unmOved by the influence of her en-
Elements and in love we sometimes sacrifice
too much to obtain the object Of our wishes, and
not unfrequently forfeit our peace OF mind and
happiness, by sacrificing our attachments unnec-
essarily
Parents have often broken the hearts Of their
children by tearing them from the objects Of their
affections, and the hearts Of both parents and
children have been broken by imprudent match
es, made contrary to parental advice. In a mat
ter so important the marriage contract, the
voice of the parent should most certainly have
great weight. l do not say it should always be
decisive, neither on the other hand will aver
that it never should be decisive
| A parent should consult always the happiness
OF his child, and when that childs affections are
hAed, mink every chance should be calculated
in favor of the policy of an alliance, and the in
terdictory authority should be exercised with
care and caution. On one point, however,
would express decided opinion when children
have married; when there can be no undoing OF
the matter, and their fate is fixed, the parents
ought not to pursue them with vindctive spirit
though the union may have been in opposition to
their wishes. The best efforts should be made to
bring all to happy issue. 1t has not always
been the case that this conduct has been pursued
and where it has been departed from, evil has
frequently fallen.
| remember the unfortunate Julia Sellers, a
sweet girl, whose early life was all sunshine, and
whose hopes and prospects were of the brightest
while the summer of her youth endured She
has passed to her final home she passed TO il
through bitterness and tears, and left her exam
pie behind her as warning to others, who blest
with youth and beauty, and enjoying all the
happiness that wealth can give, may be tempted
to make forfeit like that She made, and be al
last as unfortunate as she was
Among her suitors, for she had many, was {
gay and volatile young man, whose vivacity
mingled with persuasive and insinuating man
ner, won her heart, and yet failed to conciliatt
1.-THE affections OF her father. She saw him only
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
Notice.
WILLIAM FRANCIS,

HAS two Lottery Offices; one opposite the
Il Post Ofiee-one opposite Messrs. Bag
Tells & Bakers, foot Of Exchange-Strect,
No. 5, Jones' Row, where orders for Canal
Tickets will be promptly attended to-
Present price, Wholes, $780, Halves So,
81 l-2, Quarters, $3.50, Eighths, IS cents.
The Lottery viii commence drawing at the
Town House in this town, in 18 days, where
prizes sold by FRANcrs will be drawn.
September 80, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
Pdrker'S Sharing or SpJittine

Machines, for Curriers'.
ZNHE subscribers having been duly appoint
- ed sole agents for the selling and vend.
ing of SAMUEL PARKER, EsaRs. Patent rights
and Machines for Shaving or Splitting OF
Leather, for the State of Maine, would in.
form those persons who wish to purchase that
they can have an opportunity by applying ia
the subscribers, either personally, or by let.
ter, al King Street, Portland.
They also would inform their friends and
the public that they continue to manufacture
MOROCCO, in the best manner, and have
now on hand good assortment Of first quality
GOAT SKIN MOROCCO, do. ROME, Hat
tiers SKINS, LINING, BINDING, &c. sc
which will be sold on liberal terms.
COLBY & KlMBALL.
Portland, Sept. %, 1928. If
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
Teas, Coffee, Sugars, Molas-
ses. Rum, &c. &c.

N ~ M Chests and boxes Hyson, Young
NV HysOn, Tyson Skin aud Souchong
TEAS,
Is bags Bourbon and Havana COFFEE.
10 Hhds. and 40 bbls. St. Croix, Havana
and Nuscovado SUGARS,
90 Bbis.f Philadelphia Loaf&Lump SUGAR
10 Hhds. ST. Croix RUM,
10 Bbls. Allegheny MHISKEY,
Casks l.. r. Madeira WINE,
10 do. Sicily do.
do. Lisbon do.
10 do. Malaga dc.
IS Eihds. prime retailing MOLASSES,
rs Boxes Cluster RAIsINS,
25 casks do.
SO Drums Pulled FIGS,
$4,000 superior Havana CIGARS,
zoe, 900 New Orleans and Alexandra do.
20 boxes STARCH, superior quality,
10 groee CIDER IN bottles,
10 do. PERRY do.
so kegs jane sons CRACKERS,
2e00 bottles choice old WINE, BRANDY,
RUM, NOYEAU, &c. &c.--bags ALMONDS,
English WALNUTS, FlLBERTS, Peacan 4
Castana NUTS, bags PIMENTO & PEPPER
1000 lbs. Goshen CHEESE,
10 dozen Entry MATS, all sizes,
100 DEMIJOHNS,
100 bottles PEPPER-SAUCE,
SO boxes Sperm and Taliow CANDLES,
10 casks Summer strained & Winter pressed
OIL,
do. new RICE,
SO Bbls. Family FLOUR,
so Bis. Old Cider VINEGAR.
20 bushels HERDSGRASS SEED,
For sale by JOHN COX,
Corner Of Court and Middle Streets.
Portland, September 10, 1928.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
Portland, Sept. 20, 1923.

N. B.-The Treasurer would avail himself
of this opportunity respectfully to inform his
fellow citizens that 10 performing the duty
which he owes to them, he shall not fail to OBJ
serve the directions of the law in all cases OF
delinquency but of those he hopes the num-
Der will be small.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
Rogers s. Cox,
To the Inhabitants of the
Town of Portland.

THIS is to notify and inform all those, who
Il did not avail themselves of the benefit OF
the first discount on their taxes, by voluntarily
paying the same into the Treasury, that the
time allowed by law and by vote Of the town
for the second and last discount, will expire
on the 9th day ofSeptem',er instant--imme-
diately after which, summonses viii be Issued
in due form of law, to all those who do not paw
on or before that time, and costs will eusue.
JOSEPH NJ GERRISH,
Treasure and Collector.
Portland, Sept. 20, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-09-30
hYNOTICE.

THE Subscriber requests all person,
l. indebted 10 hin, on NOTE or BOOK
account, TO make ham payment as soon as
they conveniently can, as he wishes Il
bring has business to close. He offers
for sale has SHOP in Erchange-Street
and Pen No. 4, IN the First Baptist Meet
ing House in Portland.
MOSES SMITH.
Portland, Sept. %, 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-08-19
GARDINER IRON WORKS,

GARDINER IRON WORKS.
THt Subscriber. Agent ST the GARDINER
IRON WORKS, has constantly for sale at
the Agency Store 10 Gardiner, the following ar
ticies viz -
Saw Mill Cranks, Pulling Mill do.
Lantern Wheels,
Wrought and Cast Mill SpindIes,
Hatter's Basins, -Clother's Plates,
Grow Bars,-Pougb MouIds and Couters.
Wheels for various kinds of Machinery,
Sad Irons, Cast Iron Dogs,
Shelves and Cogs for Blocks,
Carding Machine Irons,
Cart and Wagon Boxes,
GUdgeons Of all sizes,
Brands tor names, &c. made at short no
tice
The above articles will be sold cheap for casL
or approved credit Orders for any description
of Castings, will be executed punctualIv in the
best manner. NJ. SPRINGER. Jr. AO,nf
Gardiner, Sept. 2, 1922. IT,