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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
J. SIIIDvyN".S P.qN:aCEA.

The subscriber Ina, ing discovered the com
position Of SW AIM celebrated Panacca, ha.
now supply on band Gor sale he has reduced
the price rom three dollars fifty cents 10 50 80
per bottle !; or by the dozen, OF dollars
-~hl the charitable institutions in the United
States, and the poor, will be supplied geatis
ID the citizens OF the principal cities and
towns will appoint gent to order and dis
tribute this medicine 10 the poor 1t will be sup
Piled
This medicine is celebrated !or the cure Of
the following diseases-scrolula or kings evil,
liberated or putrid sore throat, long standing
rheumatic affections, cutaneous Diseases white
swelling and diseases of the bones. and, all ca
ses generally of an ulcerous character, and
chronic diseases, generally arising in debilit ed
constitutions, but moie especially from svphl
lis. or affections arising therefrom, ulcers in the
iarynx, modes, &c, And that dreadful disease
occasioned BY long excessivcuse Of mercury,
&c. 1t is also useFni in diseases Of the liver
CERTIFICATES.
Il have within the last two years had op-
portuhity OF several eases OF very invetcrate
ulcers, which having resisted previously the
regular modes OF treatment. were healed bv the
use of Mr.. Swain's Panacea, and do believe,
from what have seen, that il will prove an i'm
portant remedy in scrofuIous, vesnal and rner-
cu,ial diseases. N CHAPMAN MD
Professor OF the Institutes and Practice O
Med. Penn. University.
have employed the Panacea OF Mr.. Swain
IN numerous instances, within the last three
years, have always found it extremely elIica.
cious, especially IN secondary syphilis, and
mercurial disease. ! have no hesitation in pro.
nouncing it medicine Of ncstimable value
w. GIBSON, NJ ID.
Professor of Surgery IN Penn. University
j. Hmm, Chemist
*s*For sale al Smith and PcarsaIps. NJ E..
Corner Of Third and Market streets, PhiIadet
phia.
February IL, 1926
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
SCHOOL,.

CLIFTON HaRRLS respectfully
tenders his services as an English tutor,
to has friends and acquaintance in the
neiShboushocd OF the University of
Virginia. HeW.llJeach ten srholas,ick
months "f the pexIysar, beginning The
irst Monday in January and c!using his
school the last day OF Nyeember. A
recess Of one month Will be allowed
Two examinations Of his pupils will he
expected, by competent scholars. The
one at the vacation and the other at the
close Of the term.
RATES:--for Orthngraphy. Read
ing, Writing and Arithmetic, lively.
dollars, and for Englisl, Grammar and
Geography. tiftees dollars per scholar.
to be paid quarterly, aud one dollar per
scholar to he paid in advance. Ia deiray
the expenses Of house rent and fuel, (the
said Harris being bound. TO supply a
room and fuel for his school within one
mile from the University Of Virginia.
lie hopes his conduct before his pu.
p'is and patr"ns, aud his fidelity in the
discharge Of the ariuous duties Of a
teacher, will guarantee to him a sup
port.
Nov. 10, '2i-3t
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Goods.

The greater part opened within a few
days past.
Our desire TO extend our business BIAS
prompted us To reduce the prices OF our
guods so much below the customary
rates that I'VE feel assured we cun give
the most entire satisfaction TO all wlio
may favour US with call. Among our
goods will he found the foliowin ex-
ceedingly cheap, viz:
Shepard's super. blue and black cloths
and ca,imeres
Superiine aud end quality police cloths
Coarse cloths. plains and napt cottons
Bose. point aud duflie blankets
A large assortment Of fianHels
oznaburSs, ticklenbnrgs and dowIass
An elegant assortment Of calicoes
Bomhazc,tcs and bombazeen
Tartan pinids for cloaks, superior
quality
Irish linens from 25 cts. to dollar war
ranted bleach
About 5000 yds. domestics, comprising
every variety, some as low rs cts.
per yard.
One entire package cloth shawls, vari-
Gus patterns.
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MESSRS. SAMUEL DICKSON 6.
LEjFIS Ball.

GENTLEMEN:
fon not being inhabitants of this
Commonwealth. and having no known
agent within the same Take notice,
thar l shall on Saturday the 18th day
of December next, between the rising
and.settinS of the sun on the same ia v
at the storehouse OF Mcssrs. Rives &
Brown in the county of Nelson, proceed
to take the afiidavits Of Rober, Riyes,
Senr. and others, to he read as evidence
IN certain matter of controversy now
depending and undetermined in the
county court Of Albemarle. in Chancery
wherein am complainant and yon are
defendants. when and where yoo may
attend. Yours. &e.
JAMES JOPLING, Jr.
Nov. 10, '24-4t
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Also,

1000 gallons prime old whiskey blythe
barrel.
We deem it unnecessary 10 add the
numerous other articles which make. up
the assortment. Suffice il 10 say that
we make no doubt ours will he found as
good as. any other in the State.
Wholesale purchasers supplied as
usual. on the most favorable terms.
sTeWe take this opportunity TO re-
mind many of our customers. that we
have furnished goods Mt the lowest Cash
prices Neutrality-suspicious. ofonr accounts
remain much beyond the limited time
nnpaid--we therefore reques, their par
heular attention to the terms upon
which they obtained the goods we
shall necessarily be more rigid in the
future collection Of our debts.
JACOBS s. RAPHAEL.
Nov. 10. '2I-tf
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Trust Sale.

Will he sold for cash, at the house Of
John Carr, on the 10Th day Of this
month, 10 the highest bidder, the follow
M, negro slaves, viz: --Melinda, Char
l"t'e, William, Lucy, Sawney, James,
Caroline, and said Caroiine's Young
child, May. Henry. Jerry, Lewis, ar.
renee, also two children Of The said Car
oiine, names not reco!Iected-a!so said
negro wGman Maliida's children, names
not recollrcled-aiso the increase of
SAID negroes since the 9Th day of Janu.
AIRY, IS % 4; said negroes conveyed TO me
thrust, by the SAID John Carr, for the
purposes in the said trust mentioned,
bearing date the 9th day of January,
Is 20. aud admitted to record in the of.
hcr of AIbemarle county, the ii,h day
of January. 1928. Being only Interest
ed as trustee for the benefit Of Others,
such title only will be conveyed to the
purchasers as 1 hold by virtue of the
said deed Of trust.
ALEX. GARRETT.
Nov. 8, '2f-3t
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- Course 20 purs,<c. The contest then is
,~een Adams and Crawford aud as Mr
iwford has the senate, and wants but few
les n, the assembly to secure majority, 1t
reasonable to infer tina: the Crawford ticket
Is prevailed Nat. lido.
The Legislative proceedings will shew the
.a:ive strength Of the Presidential candidates,
which Is nearly as we have always stated, and
sill also prove the little probability there is of
our state giving an unanimous vote, even If
her vote be given at all, which is doubtful. =
Tine noted SEVENTEEN stand firm and seen,
determined to {" die in the last ditch" The vote
Tor MIR. Clay proceeds IN measure from, the
inaucnce OF Mr.. Young. who has not, and
we believe will not come into the support OF
Mr.. Crawford.
The gentlemen being on both the Crawford
and Clay Tickets &c elected :-Joseph S.b-
ley, of Monroe; Micah Brooks, Ontario; Ma
than Thomson, Saratoga. Amel.
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COMMUNICATED.

Departed this life on the evening of
the Goth. ult. Mrs. Polly Watson, con
sort of William Watson Of Buckins-
ham. in the seth year Of her age she
has left a large family to mourn her IT.
reparable loss. In all the domestic
and social ties of life, this lady shnne
conspicunusly, she was a member Of the
methodist Episcopal Church, and had
an mistaken confidence in The merits Of
a once dying and risen Saviour. May
not her surviving relations and ac-
quaintances console themselves with the
hope that some kindly commissioned
angel lowered around her agonizins bed
ready to wait her pious soul into The
joys Of everlasting rest. Thea fare
well ye departed and unoHending spirit,
may the many fervent prayers which
you have offered up while in this vale of
tears. in behalf Of yenr dear children,
lie memorial at the throne of grace for
their benefit.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
LITERARY.

l.t i Elk Any
work is lately published TO the north I'm.
der the very taking title of
'rales Of an American Landlord, containing
Sketches Of Lille. south Of the Potomac.
.S't min fas audita loqni "-vIRcIL
What have heard. permit me to relate
vols. IL no.
"3dles of an American Lamalor6S''-in
Imitation of the Wizard of Scotland land
what comes more s.home to our business and
oosoms.' it gives us s.sk etchcs of lie. sox,h
otGte Poiomrc"--peraaps principally in Vir-
ginia.-We confess we feel some curiosity TO
seeskctchcs OF ourselves, from the pencil of
one who aspires to initiate the .great un-
known. p Nav he have the same skill. the
same tact. the same success: perhaps the
nan OF them would completely satisfy his am
bition.
:. Sketches south as well as north of the Po,o
mac, may be expected in the course of the
next year from another quarter. a fair au-
thoress has lately been among us, and is now
on visit TO Monticello. She arrived in New
York, soon after Gen. Lafayette and has
nearly taken the same tour through the coun
try with him She has been an intimate at La
Grange like him. is devoted to the cause OF
L'berty-and like him, loves the country.
where her altar Is erected Some time since
she published letters on Americas ladv of
decided talent. which she has displayed in
variety of compositions She has published
the tale Of a votaiy of Zeno. introduced to Eo
'curns; whose philosophy is ingcniouslv de-
veoPed in its pages. Ii has been much -srimi
red. and Il new edition rs about to be pu, To
press. She has wooed also the tavours of the
tragic muse; and the drama of Bre.ct ia vet
unfinished by her pencil has obtained the
warmest praises Of Benjamin Constant, and
OF Talma. 1t is unnecessary to affect anv
mystery as 20 the name ~ the lady: for all
our readers will recognise at once the name
small poetical production from her pen
{" Thoughts Of a Recluse") was some time
since the passport to an acquaintance with
Lafayette which was subsequently confirm.
cd by the visour Of her talents and the congo.
niality OF their principles. She it is, to
whom we look for the tour OF LAFAYETTE
through America She ii is, who is able to
bring togeth.! the scattered materials OF his
brilliant reception, and bind them into one
wreath to grace the veterans brow Inter
sPersed as it NAV be with sketches OF our
country and our manners, may we not expect
literary present, which may be worthy of
him, worthy of her, worthy of us?
Richn,ond Compiler
Miss Wright, the lady mentioned in the a.
bove paragraph is now in this county We
understand she is at Monticello and will de
part in few days for Washington City
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
Boarding.

The subscriber can accommodate five
or six boar'lers, bv the week, mouth or
year, on very reasonable terms. For
further information please to apply "a,
his Watch Makers Shop, nearly oppo-
site the Central Hotel.
JOHN NJ. WEIDEMEYEn.
Nov. 40, '2t-tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
NEWS FROM THE PIRATES.

NORFOLK, Nov. tt.-Captain Banks,
Of the schooner Princess Ann. arrived
ut this port on Wednesday from Ha-
rana. whence she sailed on the first
inst. was Informed just before his depar-
tnrc. tina, The Colombian private armed
srhr. La Znlma had had an engagement
off Point Yeacos with two piraticnl
schpHHers, and at'er severe conflict
succeeded in capturing one Of them and
sinking the other. Fifteen Of the crew
Of The captured schooner we're found
dead on the decks after the action and
all on board the one sunk went down
with her-not one was saved. The Co
iomhiaps had 10 men killed. There
were two other scbrs. in co. with them
when airsi discovered by the La Zulma,
but tEev made off and stood in towards
the ia nj.
The La Zulma. when she fell in
with The pirates. WAS giving convoy to
the brig Joseph, Teare, of PhiIadel phia.
aud some other vesscls.--Severaf other
Colo mbian vessels Of war were eruizing
off Havana, and had been very service
able in aHprding convoy to vessels of
The ~. States. and other friendly ma
zion at the same time they were ex-
treraely active in annoying the Spanish
commerce. One of them called the
Polly Hampton had captured ship di-
reer from Cadiz for Havana fu'i Of men
and women passengers. French
ship, from Bordeaux bound to Havana,
had also been captured by Colombian
Schr. under The suspicion Of having
Spanish property on board.
Capt Banks learnt from the Ameri-
can Consul at Havana, that the u s.
schr. Porroise, Lieut.. C"mmandant
Skinner, had captured large open boat.
her crew. consisting Of fifteen men
having run her close in shore and made
their escape. From this probably ORR
ginated the report brought by the schr.
Providence. (arrived at Philadelphia
Of the capture of a p;raiiral schr. and
three barges by the Porpoise.
Capt. Banks states that the pirates
bad become more numerous than at
any former period and the seas along
The coast'o Cube were literally swarm
ing with them. They had recently cap
tured off Port Escondido, the briggs
Swiftsure, of New York, and Laura
Ann, and tloo schooners. oil of ,chich
hey burnt. and MURDERED THE
CREWS. with the exception Of one
man belonging to the Laura Ann who
made his escape Herald.
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In Chancery.

The death of The Plaintiff Alanson
ID. BnwcOrke is suggested and by Cou-
sent This cause is revived in the name
Of David Carr his administrator
Thercupon tbs cause came in 10 b..
heard upon the bill Of review and de-
murcr sled thereto nv the Defendants
and was argued by Counsel: Upon
consideration thereof the court doth ad.
judge. order and decree That The demurrer
be ovrrruled aud The original decree
entered in this canse be reversed. and
The court doth ,hercupou recommit the
report upon which the sail decree was
founded. TO the Master Commissioner of
hiss c0nrt. with instructions so to re-
firm the same as 10 allow to the Plain
lifts. in The distribution Of the personal
estate Of John Carr, The ies,ator, sneh
share thereof rs will be produced by
adding the respective advancemenis OF
personal estate. made by the testaior in
his lifetime TO his children, TO the other
personal fund. distributed hy the said re-
port, and allowing 10 the Plaintiffs one
equal share thereof considering them as
representing one portion OF said fund to-
@ether with the tpstaiors sons aud
daughters, and the Commissioner i, di-
reefed TO settle and report The accounts
stating any thing; specially thought
pertinent by himself or tliat either par
iy may require.
A copy, Teste
ALEX. GARRErr, G., E..
November :, '2f.z-9t
The parties Interested in the ADORE
suit ,oiU lake notice that Ikare appoint
ed the first day Of January neGt. at the
EAGLE Hotel, in the to'cn IF CharlotieS-
riUe, far the purpose Of erecutinr the
order therein made, rhpn and Dhere,
rim their papers and pouches they 1oW
please attend.
TIL. w. MAURY,
Master Commissioner
,Norember 5th 1924.
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REMOVAL.

The subscribers have removed their
store {" the new brick house few doors
below their old stand, where they offer
an extensive assortment of
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19

capped, says brig and schooner were
also taken-the people all murdered.-
Ii piracy is to be suppressed, mea.
sures must be taken, more efficient than
any yet adopted by our government"
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Ertract Of II letter dated Hacana, DC
tober. 80, 1924.

"T am sorry to say thst the Pirates
have again appeared on this side of ca
.ba. The Laura .4Rn, Of New York.
lasr from Montevideo, with ierked beef.
has been taken. and all hands, except
one. HUNft--thr vessel burnt between
thiS and Matanzas; the person who es-
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
Land for Sale.

In obedience TO a decree of the eoun-
~ court of Aibemarle, will be sold, on
toe premises, to III. highest bidder. ON
wednesday the 10Th day Of December
X': o" IA credit Of Que and two years,
il ... Y
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attention i!

The Junior Volunteers will parade al
the usual ground TO. morrow, Goth inst.
al o'clock precisely.
J y. GARRETT, O.S.
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Aliens
PRICES OF BANK NOTES.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Richmond, Nor. f6, 1924.
Per Cent
u. s. Branches par
NORTH CAROLINA.
State Bank and Branches to 5i-2
Newbern 5to f-2
Cape Fear ito 1-2
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks 2 10 5
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks par
Country Banks
COLU MBIA DISTRICT.
franklin Bank no 81 cs
Bank Notes Generally 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks par.
Banks pear Phiiadelphia 2;o5
Western Banks 80 sales
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1824-11-19
Robbery most Extraordinary.

II uNrsvILLE, Der. f9.-Accordins
10 the proclamation of the Pres ident,
the Bank of Huntsville was robbed on
the evening Of the 18th ins,am, of The
enormous sam of S2s,0OO. This dar-
ing outrage was accomplished by
Knocking down the Cashier as he was
passing through the passage with y
large bundle of hank notes under his
arm containing the above amount.
which the farelious r"Gue s:'ized and
carried oft in triumph. glorious sp"-
culation IS IS 900 in Huntsville Bank
paper will be worth to the honest ho!-
der just as much as if it were in the
hands Of other rogues. The Presidan;
offers $4,000 for the rogue aud paper
hui query. will he pay il in money, or 4
part OF the paper.
MARRIED-0 Wednesday even
ing last, by the Rev. Mr.. Goss. MIR.
NATHAN c. GooDMAS, TO Miss SARAH
L. TERRELL. daughter of Mr.. Joel
Terrell, all Of This county.
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State Lottery

of Maryland, No. 3, the drawing a.
which will be conducted under the svJ
perinlendance of the Commissioners ap.
pointed by the Governor and Council,
and will take place in the city cf Bal
timore on WEDNESDAY. the f1tl5
November. The whole Of The prizes
payable in cash, and are. viz:
SPLENDID LIST OF PRIZES.
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VIRGINIA. 4.

The decision is made beyond the possibility
OF a doubt WIN. IL Crawford is the declared
'avorite OF our fellow citizens : The Govern
or AMI C5oncil this day issue their proclana
ZION, declaring the election oil the Crawford
Electors. and calling them to the sea, Of gov.
eminent to give in their votes. The vote for Mr..
Crawford IL nearly three times as great the
yotc 20. the next highest candidate and one
For two thousand more than all the other can
,iida'es put together Decisive as this result
Ii, is very far short of The actual popularity o?
MIR Craw!ord in Virginia Thousands OF his
frien Il absentcd themselves from the polls, be-
cause they were secure OF his election. We
know from all quarters; from extracts in the
newspapers from private letters: from oral
report, that such is the 'act and that in Vir
Gini, Mr. Crawford is infinitely stronger and
more popular than any ofthe other candidates
Let tae carping prints Of the day say what
they Plcase: nothing but the grossest igno-
rance o. the grosscst disingenuousness would
deny the fact or its explanation The state Of
the polls, at present, is--F era wford 1887
Adams 29ii; Jackson 2105: Clay 4l3.
Rich. Eng.
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Tract of Land,

Formerly the property Of John Ru,:,s
decd. Containing
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3O4 Acres.

Nnd lyius in the ne,ghborhood Of Capt.
Jno. Fields. Bonds with approved Sc
c"ri'y, and u deed Of trust on the land
will be required of the purchaser to
secure the prompt payment of the
sump -
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From Ohio. the latest returns give General
Jackson 1886 votes. Mr. Clay l0,3f7 and
MIR. Adams $3.50. Not half of the counties
have vet been heard from
From maryland the returns are yet incom
pctc. We haze Information fthe election of
one Crawford Eicctor on the Eastern Shore.
at nottingham. in tho adjoining district, the
votes were for Crawford 10. jackson Sc and
Adams 80. At Montgomery Court House,
the votes were, for Jackson 1872, Crawford
lo2, and Adams 272 in the whole, but the
votes for MIR a are div ided by two candidates
perssting to run for him; one of them recev-
ei l02, and the other received III. From the
Calvert section of this district vino hsveye, to
hear.
In New Jersey, it is ascertained. the Jack
son ticket has succeeded We have never
learned whether i: was the mixed Crawfo d
and Jackson ticket, nominated by the rrcn
ton Convention which was generally voted
fer: but the National journal informs us,
with its characteristic good breeding, that the
successful ticket is purely jackson one.
Nat. Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-01-29
A WONDERFUL SLIP.

i;rtraet IF "a letter datsd (2Usbsc, Dee. 90 1923.
ID" you know came ont To Canada, 10
take the command, and carry home, AN ex-
iraordnary ship, of IA new construction and
immense magnitude. She is now building
by MIR. Charles Wood, of Port Glasgow
Dimensions rs follows :-Lepgih of keel,
294 feet, with Il Hat bottom -brradth Of
beam 80 fret--deplh of hold SO feet
length on the upper deck 500 feet and will
admrasure $500 tons, ur thereabuuts, with
line clear run, fore and aft, and have no doubt
she will sail we'll. She is tu he rugged with
four masts and bowsprit, and is expected 10
he ready for crossing the AtlanIir about the
latter end OF June. Her name is the Column
bus, in honor ofthe first discoverer of the New
World"