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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Notice.

HAVlNG lately returned from III.
- North where was fer the purpose
o. Purchasing hats, and materials in nv
ane l now wish to return my grateful
.lnnks to my friends and the public gene.
rally, for their former liberal patronage.
'hu at the same time to inform them that
NY purchases to the North, added to nv
former stock, will enable mr. 10 offer 10 the
public avery handsome assortment of hats,
&C invite oil persons wishing TO pur
chase any thing in my line, to call and ex
anime my assortment. avn determined
u. 10 se" at TO" cash prices, and every atten.
tion will be given To render entire satisC...
''o., JACOB JORDAN.
''0''''' tets Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Ywo - egroes, 10 Wit:


FsSHE next session Of T. d lizards school
will begin on Monday In ,th day oil Jn-
nuary, ls24 The course, IN this school, VIII
comprise on the NEST approved plans, The
subjects commonly taught ~ the best English
sch ,ols. viz Spelling, Reading, Writing, A.
rithme.ic, English Grammar critically, neog'
raphy with the use oil thu Globes, Mapping
history, Epistolary Composition, beIles Let
tres. Euclids Elements, surveying practically
pnd the Elements oil Natural aud Moral Phi
lo,ophy,
A session will be 81 months, aud no scholar
admitted Tor u shorter tsne
Terms.
Spelling, Reading aud Writing, 50 per Sc e
siun.
lite same, including the rudiments OF Arlth-
r.vtic, Grammar and Geography, SiOper 'c''
sion.
The above extensively, with the use ot the
Globes, Mapping, History and f,pIstolary Com
position, Sll 80 per session.
Relies LrttTes, EUclid's Elements, Survey
ing, Ac $40 per session, payable IN every case
at the expiration Of the session.
Thtssck.olis furnished with a set OF 0lobe',
a Surveyors Compass, small Quadrant, by
which Trigonomctry will be taught practically
10 students of surveying, and large celec-
ton ofihe latest and best Msps.
Books will be furnished at the regular retail
prices
T Billiard will furnish 2 or 4 small boys
with board, on reasonable terms, II apptica-
ton be- made before his school is filled.
The strlctcst attention viii be paid 20 the
morals rs well as 20 The meUt0l Improvement
OF those who may become members OF this
sehool.
Gentlemen nnacquainted with me, arc re-
speetfully referred to the Rev. John Early
Mir John Harmon, and ID, X. Elley, ESD
November % 2awtsl6
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Df virtue VI deed Of trust executed by
- james Made Ia the subscriber, tor purI'o-
ses ihrren mentioned, hcareg date the TT
day OF June, 1922, and e, CO.. .ir< an The clerk A.
ohce OF the hastings oouu al Lynehbarg, ]
shall proceed 10 sell, "n The lfeinse., On Tue
III ia, OF December neat, II lair, II not Che
utkt tatt daS,
Il certata parcel u GROt.ND,
near The had NJ I'd aud ID streets, continuing
tMn acres. l,e the sane, more ~ les, togeth-
er with all thu HObSLHOLD \. hIfCHEN
FURNITURE convene ed ~ ssld deed, conSls-
ting oi heds chairs, tables, tincpiece, earreh'
ters tools, boots, &c. &c
Acting a. tfg,t"e ! shall convey only snch
title as Is vested la me. ". III RD
October 81. tdsl2
IT, The above sale is POSTPONED
Gnlli Monday the 2ld December.
" BuRD, Trustee
November II. wtdi
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Rose & Ya,teson

TkDER their sincere thanks 10 tie d,
Il tsens Of the uicinity Of LyuchJurg, =
me great confidence reposed IN THIN, since tho
connection IN the practice Of -Mdtcine, but slts
IS he Number Of unsettled accounts on Mey
books, and so completely as their time occupig
dyprofessiOnai dulies, hst they hare been con.
pelled 10 get Capt IT, Boilingcr, TO close he,
books, commencing in 1919, and extending d
3la December, 1872; confidently belieting
those who are unable to make payment uiH ~.
object 10 giring due bill
Their attention to The sick 9riH be ipdefaiiga.
Ole, aud their charges io'r, especially 10 h0se
l'ho make payment once gear.
October g. ar2rl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
STOW the NiNainl

DGEAWAY the Cd of this month :,
IA mulatto man named NED. He is "A ln.,
fellow, but has large breast and is strongly
made, little bow-legged, high iul forehead
dark eyes, holes in his ears, and n tolerable
sharp ehin--wear. his iair tied behnd--bA.
bold and open countenance when spoken 10
lie is n keen arttul fellow, and perhaps can
read and write little. His clothing cnnnot
particularly describe, tho there il no douI,
he is genteelly clothed. lie has good syp,
watch, with a gold or gilt chain, boots, IT,
He rode off DARK GREY MARE, abont d
feet sinches high, in good order, shod before
her shoes not much " orn-She is lengthy md
well tor.ned-nnd has the marks of III ongb
gear upon her shoulders, and u considerable
scar upon one OF them, high on the shoulde,
blade, 1 think on the right She Inns yery
thick tale and mnne, though not very long
She is spirited and active alld rides well lie
is we'll equipped for travelling, with saddle
bags, big coat OF bear skin with large cane.
&c. have no doubt he has obtained free NJ,
pers, and viii ATTEMPT to pas, as II fire. e man,
and make 10 some free state, md have no
doubt but he has altered his name lie ia
handy fellow, n good house servant, mill,
and Shoemaker, and can turn his baud 10 any
thing, and have no doubt but lie hasa ulenly
OF money. l will give reward of Fifty
DOLLARS 10 any person who will delivn
him 10 me, or secure him in any jail so that
get him again, within this state; and if taken
without the state ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
it secured or delivered tc ue; and ten doIla,
for the mare if taken within this state and de.
livered TO me, and twenty dollar. il takta
out of the state and retarned home.
SAMUEL MORR s.
Buckingham, Aug %. wts3'
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PURPOSES a4sasng BDAhDiNu
i nUI 81, turtle accouuiodat'yno l Young
ladies Ilet f.sjds.aee j. ofItosite the lrs"ci'
lees Rest, on the man street, lending ~ the
upper end al the town, ~ = eeete"l neigh'"r-
hnud ran.eufcst IL the Ieunie Aehdem!
aud srgrtsI olh-r f.H,alr schools.
1ao.r ~i-h,ngto board all idcase make
iaasi t,Ii-'. application.
November 4 %3wls
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4 i court continued by adjournment
"A and held for Amherst county, at the
court house, on the 10th day of November.
I'e II. hnFks, plaintiff.
against
Richard Henry Burks, James Powell and
WILKINS watson, defendants,
~ CHiNCERY.
On motion Of the defendants, II !, ayI,y,5
Tint unless the plaintiff shall amend bis bill
AND make Nathaniel Henry party defendan;
IN this ss,t, AT the next court after no sbali
nave been served with copy of this order
The injunction awarded him in this case ,ba,i
stand dissolved as the act of this day, and !,
appeHringto the court that the plaintiff doe.
NOT reside within the limits of this common.
wealth, this order is ordered IN he inso,,as
IN the ''rginian, published in the town Of
Lynchhurg' during the term of two mouths
a CoPy-Teste.
AZ A. o. DAVIES. Clerk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Fresh and Desirable GOODS.
TIE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW RECEIVING HIS SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINiER GOODS,
1hONG pLucH .lRE-

olperfne blue md black Cloth
Fashionable Con- ain aud olive do.
Do. do. do. Cas1meres
Olive Ito.
File CANT raised striped do
Mcrlno aud silk cstings
Tom and Jerry do. lHeu siyll)
Lambs Wool Shirts
~ Linens and Lawns of approved bleack
Cotton aud " orsted Hosiery
corded Swiss Cotton Hose, tery fine
Pelisse Cloths
Scarlet printed Salisbury Flannels
Woodstock Cloves
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

Oct 81.
otice.
Je all qchom it mag concern.

Tie all qrhom it mag concern.
A MAN, calling himself JONES IR.
"A WIN, about thirty-six years OF nge, nLout
hre teet ten inches high, and OF dark complex.
rin, supposed TO have been the son OF Joseph
Irwin, and to have been horn in Bedford coun-
y, in the state of Virginia, died in the winter
Of the year 1919, at the dweIlinghouse of John
r. Morelsnd, in the county of Howard, and
state OF Missouri. Said Jenes Irwin, nj the
tune OF his death was possessed of negro wo-
man called FANNY, who has since had two
children, one of which has since died. The
subscriber has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF snid Irwin, who has left
no known heirs or legal representatives. The
appraised value of said Trims prop.rty
amounts to 53l dolIars--and in case no heirs
or legal representatives OF said deceased shaI,
appear within two years from the publication
hereof, the said property will be sold, ADD tbe
money arising therefrom Appropriated accor.
ding to the laws Of the said state of Missor. r;
BENNETT CLARK, Rd,, IN; s,rstnr =
o., o. Jones II in, deceased
..n... -. 6N II
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PENITENTI tRY GOODS,

ArPRtvArE SALE, ON L0So ckEDir.
vItHE Penit.ntiary Agency is to hr dis
L continued IN th,s place after the 2otil
inst. and the Subscriber IS authorised To sell
the Goods remaining on hand--cousisting OF
Voarse aud hne SNOE9,
PIoushs, Harrews, Carts, Wagon, Gig
aud Carriage Harness, Moss aud tiair Mat
tasses, Brushes, Bed Cords, Leading
Lines. Wrought Nails, SO. ac.--tor al.
runsosor So aud undcr 500, a credit OF
SIX months will he gi,.o-ior all sums OF
800 aud upwards, twelve months. Bonds
with approved security will he required ot
the purchasers, IA directed by thu 9th sec
ton Of the act vi assembly, passed the 23th
of February, is22.
A. r. BIGQARS, As"nt.
December .. tsVp94
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
The following SLAVES.

To Wit Jacob, Daniel, Charles, Ralph,
Vilet, Dollry and one girl child Angelina,
Suckey and Eliza. and the increase of IN.
females, OF SO many thereof as win be snf.
tclent to satisfy the debts named in the
deed aforesaid, and the cost of carrying the
same into effect. The title to the above
slaves IS believed TO be good, but | shall
convey such title as is vested in me AS
trustee, and 10 other.
SAMUEL HANNAH, Trustee.
Decefnoer 4 ltwtds3i
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y CkNIAlN k.OY,
Interesting 10 BuAders.

Z. OR sale aud possession gwen at the
4 expiration OF the present year,
A Likely Negro tellow,
about 30 years old, WHO is ono among the
best carpenters in the state, (uf.a black Eel.
low) having been constantly engaged at the
trade Tor the Inst eighteen years-he is hired
the present year 10 Mr.. Edward Price of
Any person wishing To purchase
such fellow, will apply 20 Samuel Stcvcns
oil Lynohburg-
NV. ID 2Wt2bd 30
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Ihe Avact "a VA u,

belonging In the estnte of the said Stephen
linmm, deed, late oi Amherst, aud on which
he resided nj the time Of his dcnth, supposed
To contain about 900 acres. The purchaser
will he required to give bonds with approved
security, with interest from the dnte, which
will he reunited II pnnctuaIy rnid, aud deed
OF rnst on The lind, To secure the payments
Acting ~ executors, we will convey such Ii
tie as is vested in US by the will OF our tesla
mtor JESSE bECk, I SWriring Er'r,o Of
{. MONDAY, Steph. Hamm, dec.
November 2R. wtdsl6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Notice.

10y virtue Of a deed of trust executed TO
Nd the subscriber by sackville Ming, bear
ing date the 9th day OF August, 1873, aud do
ly recorded in the clerks ONCE oi Sampe"
county court, In secure the payment o' Ger,
tain SUN of money due Joseph Gndde, shall
ON the 9Th day af December next, proceed 10
sell, for cash, al Campbell court house, N be-
ing court day.
Ywo - eSroes, TO Wit:
Phese, woman about - years ofage, q Lit
ii. jim, Phebe's child, about Two years old
The title To the above property Is considered
Inferior to none in the county but acting as
trustee, shall convey such only rs Il vested
In nc. iAhlN kLL bifoI 3'u'e..
November % NtdaIo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
Trust Sale.

pY virtue of a deed of trust executed TO
~ the subscriber by Jahez Leftwich, IT,
and Martha his wife, bearing date the a6th
day of September, 1890, and of record in
the clerks office of the county court Of
Bedford, to secure sundry debts therein
expressed, due TO George It. Williams e.
Co, shall sell, at public auction, for cash,
on the Esd day of December, 1898, at the
dwelling house of the said Jabez Leftwich,
ir. in the county of Bedford.
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foAiteness nna Dancine

nm
~ beGs leave to announce to them that, ha
ing engaged the spacious and comfortable
oaii room in the Washington Inn, he purpo
ses, on Monday, the lst of December neAt, /,
commence another session, during " hich hi
best and most active endesyors shall be nse1
SO advance the progress ofhis pupils, and ne
rll continuance OF public appreciation Tft
success which has hitherto attended his pr
Ies res. e1eriions, will, he fatters him;et
s"ihcleniy recommend him 10 such of his 10"
ner patrons ms may wish to have their CHI
oren further instructed in an accomnlishucri
winch adds much TO the ease. grace and dig
my OF persons in their intercourse with .oCi-
e'y. those who are unRcquainted with his
peculiar andapproved mode of Tuition, he can,
II required, produce the most satisfactory les
smon'als OF character, profe ability, 10
re pledges himself TO pay the s,rictest atie31.l
ton TO the department and manners o, ~
Young ladies' and gentlemen PLACED undst -
A subscription list will be lift nj the lar q
me Franklin Hotel and Washington I'm.
n, B.-Private instruction y in be given 70
at their houses, if.dp, prefer snra
n mode of instruction.
November ola ,rtlt
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0ne other Tract.

IN the said county, containing by estiruatloA
@oo acres, lying on Bishops creek, immedi
ate'y above and adjoining the tract 6rst men
IlDuua
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lss..,lss nj Ncaucca PricSs'

IN consequence ~ the death "f DAsis
i HOGAN, late Bookseller u l1hadei.h
!. l,r.s St,,l al
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Fl X SHE,

10 which he died entitled Purchasers of real
estate are invited to call on me before the day
of sale, If they would wish 10 eAaminU it Tor
The nersonal tsfale viii COZ sist OF
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
! nr 800 barrels Of Corn,

:" WORK steers, 10 horses, some cows and
farming utensils, some few articles az
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about forty -One Ne yes,
Plantation \ teNsAs.

Is likely as any in Virginia, stocks ot al Kind
.rops oil corn, fodder, mud many nseinl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
TRUST SALE OF
AaND, NEbk UE%, &c.

ONE TRACT OF LAND, on which the said
Norman resides, containing between seven
and eight hundred acres, being the land
purchased OF John Galloway, Wlliinm Arthur,
Abner Early and Anselm Ly rch, trustee Iy.
ing in the county of Campbcll
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
and one other Tract.

IN the County Aforesaid, ON Shirley's creek
containing 10y estimation 700 acres, and al,
joining the two tracts first mentioned Mr.
"''''am u'lls, living at Monte tideo, nea,
these lands, will show them on ann,ica,;on
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

Comment cnlicoes, handsos,e patterns
fh,ladeiphla made Shoes
stout Devonshirc kersey, for great contS
scarlet, red, " hite aud yellow FiaiseIs
Fur aud Wool Hats
Plain aud figured Bombazettes
Rose aud Point blankets
keal Tartan Piaids
Waterloo ohauls
White and CoiOred Domesfics
SILK and Cotton Umbrellas
Bang-'fp Cords for gentlemens pantsoohs
Carpet and Docking Baizes
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ANnA, Negroes, Corn, sc.
FOR sale
The following Property, via

ONE TRACT OF LAND, in the county of
Buckingham, lying on James River, and on
bishops Greek, containing By estimation 7oo
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05

me property OF the said Wm. II. Cabell, and
being all that he now owns. They are. as
might be expected, of various ages and diF.r
ent seHes--anong them are many valuable
mousse servants, good blacksmith aad gos,d
shoemaker Also o00'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-12-05
DANVANG s,cHOeA.

III to;naat FL returns his most tn
ZEN, Of .G'sneh ackno .sledgemenss to the cit.
for tho liha"a enour" and the adjacent county
dur;ne ,Li P' .Tonage extended towards bio
in.,m,., nv ID" :. session of his academy, for til
,hs' a u,s'op OF young Indies and gentlemsn Il
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
Fair Warming.

THE subscriber having sustained
i serious injury from persons tres.
passing on his premises, takes this me.
thod Of warning them against like con-
duct in future, as he is determined to-
put the law in force against all persons
who may be caught fishing. fowling, Of
trespassing in any manner after this
date upon his lands on Opetkon.
JOHN BURNS.
May l5.--3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
An English Grammar School.

an English Grammar School.
ME subscriber respectfully informs
= the citizens of Martinsburg and ito
vicinity, that he opened his school ON
the 2Sth ultimo. IBIS course of instruc.
ton includes photography, Reading.
Penmanship, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, Geography with the use Of the
yaps. and Globes, and Surve wing
From the success which has hitherto at.
tended his labours in the vineyard OF
instruction, he Aatters himself that he
shall continue to deserve and receive 4
due portion Of the public patronage. OF
the competency Of his qualification. ha
mas the most unexceptionable evidence /;
and parents who may feel disposed I'd
place their children under his care and
tuition, may rest assured that their con-
hdence will not be abused.
HENRY r. JAMES !.
Martinsourg, May l5.--'
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
PDSTSUN1pTs

frs- tie .fs~ Ysrk Sdisenaz Of Saturday ls,t
--LATEST FROM FRANCE.-By
the Hunter, arrived at Philadelphia
from Bordeaux, several merchants here
have received accounts from their cor
respondents at that place under date of
18th April, stating that the French army
had actually crossed the Pyrenees with
out obstacle. The distance from Bor-
deaux to the Pyrenees is about $50
miles; and this report, therefore, would
seem to confirm what has hitherto been
stated in our paper, as the intention of
the French commanders 10 commence
their march, if possible, about the sth
April"
From the " Y .9ibion Of Saturday,
I've have received information, on
which we place every reliance, that
THE FIRST DIVISION OF THE FRENCH
ARMY CROSSED THE BipAssoA, AND EN-
TERED THE SPANISH TERRITORY ON OR
ABOUT THE cath MARCH. Thus, then.
the invasion of Spain is at length con-
summated. Indeed, it is obvious, that
the circumstances of Mr.. Canning hav-
ing declared that he would, after the
recess, lay the necessary information
and papers respecting the negotiation,
before Parliament goes far to prove that
all hopes of peace had been abandoned
Our readers are aware that papers are
never laid on the table Of the House
pending negotiation" -.
There j, also letter of the 7th off
April from Bordeaux, received by the
Hunter, which states that the French
crossed the Pyrenees on the Sd of April
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

see Hearnes Journey. Hearne saw no
martins far beyond where mark the real
verge. nor cocld any Of the Indians he ever
saw tell where some species of the water fowl
seen at Hudson's B,y, went TO in winter, or
where they raised their young, although ne
saw Indians who had been SO tar beyond hud'
sons Bay that the climate produced no frost.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

DIED, on Thursday morning las.
Capt JOHN Bowen, of Frederick coun-
ty, aged 60 years, man of great in
tegrity of character, and much respec-
ted by all who were acquainted with him
On Tuesday last, SAMusI
MoLrs, in the 18th year of his age, sor
Of Mr.. Zacbariah Atolss, of this place.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

The Boston Patriot states that the
South American Commissioners who
recently arrived in the schr. Planet, are
not Commissioners from the govern
ment of GUATEMALA. They are from the
province of St Salvador, which sepa-
rated from Guatimala, formed a con-
gress and declared themselves confed-
erative with the United States Of North
America, in whose name they, sustain
ed the war, which Gen. Filisola with
Mexican and Guatimalean troops, made
against them to bring them under the
Imperial government They will pro-
coed shortly on their negotiation to
Washington.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
Take Notice.
May l5.-3w,

\ LII persons indebted to the subscri-y
n Der, by bond, note or book ac-TT
count, is requested TO make Immediate
payment; as | have disposed offmy pro-
perry in Martinsburg, it becomes iieces-
.sary that my business should be speedily
closed. Those having claims againi.t
me, will bring them forward for, settle
ment. |.
VALENTINE AYLE.
! Martinsburg, May l5.-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

ISLANDS OF Leon the eth of A
rril, in lat. AZ so, long. SO, the ship
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
Caution.

ALL persons are hereby forwarned from
IA trespassing on the premises OF the sub
scrlper in and near Daiksvile, as she has AREA.
dy received considerable injury from having
her fences thrown down, is determined TO pro.
secute every person found trespsssing in future
Oh said premises.
ANN DANIELS.
Dsrksville, May 1-3ws
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

FAST SAILING.-The new schr.
Kemp, of Baltimore, commanded by
capt. Henry II. Williams, left Annapo-
lis roads on Sunday morning last and
went to sea the same evening, distance
near 900 miles. This is certainly a
most extraordinary run.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

The Augusta Herald states that the
Savannah river began to rise on the s0th
ult. and in az hours rose not less than
90 feet. "All the planting on the river
will be lost, although it will not be toe
late to replant.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

At late meeting of the Protestant
Episcopal Convention of Georgia, the
Right Rev. DIR. Bowen was elected
Bishop of that Diocess. DIR. B. is now
Bishop of the two Diocesses of South
Carolina and Georgia.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22
TIB 9A2BTTIHs
MARTINsBURG, May %, lsa,.

The Rev. Mr.. JONES viii preach a
Mount Zion Church, on Sunday mex
at IL o'clock, AN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

Mr.. Forsyth and family were to have
sailed in the ship Hunter, but captain
Davis could not wait for them, and they
will take passage in the Othello, fol
New York.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

PRODIGIOUS.-The following COM
munication is from Major Matthew j.
Clarke:
Mr. Evans: In the presence of Doct
John c. Cromwell, there was taken
from dunghill hen, a Liver that weigh
ed IA OIL After weighing the Liver, |
weighed the Hen, with her feathers on.
and to the best of my memory, she
weighed 2slbs-she was very fat
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-05-22

FROM MEXICO.-Captain Mathews
who left Tampico on the 18th ult. states
that on the 9th fhe Congress Of Mexico
decreed that the Elk Emperor lturbide
should be banished to Heniy, and that he
allowed pension of e5 900 dollars! per
annum. Capt. NJ has brought dispatche,
from the Mexican governmental its min
ster here, and from the American Con.
sui.