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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
Notice

S hereby given That all he Gels an The
d Lt"otic Hospital, IN the Gig Of HiHjams-
burg, art occupied, and that no more patients,
Male or FemaIeD Will he received into said
Hospital, until some OF the said Cells are va
caut, due notice OF which Mil lie given.
BY 0rdor d The Court Of DitertorS.
fEO. HENLEY, G. c. D..
Williamsburg, Feb. 27.
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Also, one other Tract.

AdJoiningthe above described Land, contain
ing upwards of 700 acres. On til. trsct tr,r,
are Two settlements, on one OF which Is,
very good house, we'll finished, out Lop.,s,
orchards, a good garden, &c. aud on H.
other a comfortable dwelling house, orchard.
sc. This tract also adioius the lands of JoI,,,
ShelfOn. Col. .Inhn A1nLlnr nn.1 n1L...
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One'YYact.

Wherein he now resides, in Amherst Count.
distant II miles from Lynchburg aud 10 r.
Amherst court house, known J. The nsme of
GltAllANs COVE, containing 1860 scy..
between 4 aud 900 OF which are clescai
This land lies well and is IN good henri. u
dwelling house is comfortable aud con, emil
aud has attached 10 IL The naeessary ~.
houses, orchards, &c. There Is We, a lar
portion of good tobacco land To ciear. VII.
is very heavily timbered. Tie Whole ira,
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SAXONY CLOTHS. &c.

W. MCKEE a. !. &. MEEM
Hare just reetioed s. opened The Joto,ping
SPRiNG GOODS:
London Company Seersuclers
Hue ,pink and bun, strip and plaid Ginghams
Co1nthian Siripes--n new article
81 and 90 fashionable printed Muslins
London and Partisan prints
Nezzotinto do.
Sapef aud middle Calicoes
Low priced do.
al and ID low priced and super Cambrics
ID and 81 figured d,.
Iig'd and plain Jaconetis, superior goods
re. do. Mulls and Medium Mnslins
Loom.sewed und necdle.wronglt Book do.
Al aud o. ComInon aud India plain do. do.
uncommonly cheap,
Loom sewed, needle wrought aud tuck Jack.
onet Robes,
Lawns and Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Linen Cambria and india Mnlls
Black Sinehews aud Sarsnets
Black aud White eros de Naples ami figured
IevHntine
Pink, white, green and black Florence
Italian Luteslfing
fi6'd and plain black, white, green, PINK aud
Rose, green, white, que and bleck Italian
Grapes
Black and colored Nankin Grape Robes
Do. do. do. figured Grapes
30. do. Canton do. do.
Do. do. do plain do.
Plain aud figured Thule laees
Rich figured eros de Naples %
GreCian Ganze iiaudkelehiets
Caution bud eye aud plaid do.
Ielia Scarts, polerines do.
Greclan Gnuze Ribbons, a new article
Rich hg. Satin and other do.
Plain aud striped Drilling
Angulss anu union Mixtures
Wilmington stripes AMI Cotton Cassimeres
Blue Nankeens
Nance chop ana company yellow do.
Black CIrCassians aud French Bomba2ren, for
summer coats
London fashionable aud white Marseillcs
Common heared aud do. do.
Snpr. &c. t,ack S~iik.stiNet t~estings
lgdia aud English ficrenfine
German and Indie Flag handkerchief
Jersy Hawthorn and Grocian do.
Figured hlnek silk Cravats
Bordered Jaconet do.
rs and i-9 Irish Linens, approved bleach
Silk, Cotton aud Worsted Hosiery
French and English ladies' and g%entiemncs'
Gloves
Beaver, hid, Dogskin aud Castin do.
Nc. &c AZ.
Alt;of which, with almost every other ar
tiele adapted 10 the season, may now be had
at low prices.
April 10. ts36
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Aso, Que 0ther Tract.

Adjoining the last mentioned land. contain ,
ing 39l acres, and bounded ON one side =,
The road leading from Samuel Burks's. ly
Watts Gap, and the lands of Richard s. II
lis, the Bethel tract, and the lands of John
Camm, dec. OF this tract there are .niv
about ID acres cleared, and that portion Of :
is we'll enclosed aud fresh. II is heavily iios
bered and well watered, and contains a laraa
quantity OF first rate tobacco land. This tra9t
lies within one mile of Bethel.
If the above lands are not sold priva,elv
before the 10Th day of October, they will. on
that day be sold publicly al my residence :
Persons who may be DESTROYS of purchasing,
il is expected, will wish 10 view the lands.
They will be shown at any time on appliea
ton being made 10 the subscriber.
IL Terms of sale shall be made accommo
dating. AMBROSE RUtkEK
February 90. 2swts
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Cheap and Desirable Goods.

Just receirtd and for saie BY The subscribers
Denmark Satin, tor gentlemens' sumner wear
Superilne White and colored Linen Dr,llings,
ctry toto charged,
Russia, German aud Flemish Shectings do.
6-4 Irish slieetings, extra Wedth, n very sub
sIafgial article,
3D. and 81 garment Dtmities, at very low
price,,
German Cotton Stockings, a new aud fine
article,
Very superior English silk, DO.
A superior assortment OF fancy silk Hands
kerchiefs, AL %colors,
DO. do fashionable silk Scarfs,
2 very elegant Greeiau aaaze Sears,
A large assortment Of nv style Biiiculee,
Coral and other fashionable Necklace,
Patent Curl and hair Nets. aIl shades,
a further sarpiy Of elesart Caiiooes,
DO -. Common ~. nt every rice,
Elegant lined Parasuls. s~ufe:ior 6nl,h,
Blaze Cotton Ynrn,
The above, in edition TO their former sun,
plies, rendegs tl;eir assortment very eamalete,
eli OF which they offer very low for eash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON y GO.
June 3. ts67
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Also, one other Tract .

Adjoining the first described tract on H..
south west side, containing $50 acres, chiefly
in woods, not more than 10 acres being clesi..
well tinbered, and is fine tobacco land
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Bedfo1d June Court, 1924.
Pleasaa, NJ. Goggin, plaintiff,
against
Edwin w. Norman.
in CHANCERY.

The defendant not having entered his
appearance aud given security according tn
the act of assemhly and the ruIes Of tins
court, and itappearipg to the satisfaction
OF the court that he is not an lnbaLitant If
tlII5 country, on the motion of the plaintiff
10y his attorney, Al IS ordcrtd, that the said
defendant do appear here on the fourth
Monday IN ScFtemlrv next, and answer
the plaintiffs acton, aud that = copy ofthis
order be published in some one Of the
Lynchburg emspapers for two months
successfully, and put up at the front door
of the court house on two several court
July Q. d
days. A C~opy-Testc,
AZ j. STEPTOE, c. b. c,
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In CHANcERY

defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction of The court
that the defendant Sale does not reside with
in the limits OF this commonwealth, on mo-
ton Of the plaintiff, il Is ordered, that the said
absent defendant doth appear here on the
first day of September court next and give Sc
curity according TO the act of assembly aud
the rules of this court, and answer the plain
titfs bill aud il is ordered, that a copy Of
this order be inserted in the L%ynchbnrg Vir-
ginian two months successfully, rcturnable
Ia September court next. And ii is ordered,
that the other defendant Thompson be res
trained from paying away or otherwise dis
posing of my monies or effects in his hands
belonging 10 said absent defendant, to the a.
mount of one hundred aud twenty dollars.
And it is furthermore ordered, that a copy of
this order be posted at tlle front door OF the
court house oil ibis county ON some court
day A copy. Teste,
A.B DAVIES, elk.
IL The d~efehdants.in the above suit will
take notice that | have appointed Saturday
the 18th day of August, and Saturday the 7th
day Of September, 1924, to take sundry depo.
silions, TO be read in the trial OF tire above
cause, at the Franklin Hotel, in the town OF
Iynchbnrg, when and where they may attend
our obi seryt, Il. III MtltRELL.
July Is 1swSw
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HOUSE and Sign Tainting.
DlSSNlNVAON

IHHE co-partnershipberet existing I'M
- derthe firm OPPRESSION &~CRENSuAhN
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. All
those that have claims against said firm are
requested 10 present tllein TO David Creushaw
for payment-nnd such as are indebted there
to had better make speedy payment To David
Crcnshaw Indulgence need not be looked
for. THOMAS PRESTON,
DAVID CKEN5nAW.
July %. w3ws49
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MONEY LOST.

DETWEEN Mr.. William Radrord's and
- Liberty, | dropt from my pocket ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS, in Virginia notes of
ten dollars each. ] think | had the money
between Col. Moere's and NowcIIs mills, but
am not certain. Whoever will deliver me the
money at Mr.. Radtord's, my present residence,
or give such information as will enable me to,
get ii again, shall be literally rewarded.
JESSE a. BRAMBLET.
July ~. Is
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CoHfN'S OFFICE, Baltimore, I
July 2Ist. 1924.

COHEN'S OFFICE, Baltimore,
July 2lst, 1924.
Official isl of the 10th dianing OF he
Washington Monument Lottery.
ef5oo n prizss OF g1oO
1910 i27Is lo92s 1902 1907 prizes Of 90
400 1870 1897
s2215 62O2 prizes Of 30
-o523 l23ls
Aud Isl prizes 81 u
III murked Mes : sold at COUENS OF
ficE, where all The capitals yet sold in this
scheme have been also sold.
~ Where the great Capitals Of
100000, 10000, 10000,
1000, zoos, &c. arc still undrawn, and only
SIN DRAWINGS remain 10 complete the
scheme-1he drawing will be continued on
the lib next month, aud will then be finished
with all possible despatch
Whole Tickets Si2 Quarters 3 90
Halves q Eighths / 90
To be had fwdrraated undrdWn) at
Lottery and Exchange Office, Id, Alarkel-st
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes VI BOTH
TIE LASI LOTTERIES were soid, md
WHERE MORE hftTAI rRIZFS HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN Al ANY OTHER
OFFICE IN AMERICA.
Orders from my part Of the United States,
either by mail (post paid or private convey
ance, enclosing The cash or prizes in any of
lbe Baltimore lotteries, will meet iIlc snnna
prompt and p%unotnal attention as II on'per.
sona application, addressed 10
J. |. COHEN, Ir Baltimore.
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IT, Notice.

u ~ OtlcC.
MI Y creditors are requested TO meet at
w my house, in this place, on Friday the
3D. day of September, II is my wish, 81 10 ar
range my affairs as 10 make what | have and
my future services discharge the debts | ow e
III as snort tune as the nature of the thing
will allow. | discover that in the nresenff
way ! am doIng,itwillnot be possible 10 ever
make payment TO all, and there ran be arranre.
nenls maor 10 enable me 10 pay all my Gre
dllors II they will meet aud be somewhat ac-
comp ndatins. | hive advised with some of
my largest creditors, who are men of good
understanding, and they advise me to call a
meeting OF my creditors, and make sue
propositions as will be equitable and right.
! therefore hope that they will meet me at
the time and place above named, at II o'clock
on that day.
GREEN B. LEWELIlN.
July 81. t3s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03

4 IL persans indebted 10 the estate OF
n Richard Dnfreir, deed. will please come
forward aud make immediate paymcHt-and
nll those holding claims against said estate
vii bring them form ard enhuthenticated Tor
payment.
NM. DURRETr, .4dmr. de bonisnon,
Of Richard DurreH, dee'a.
ply 30. w4wt3o
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AMHERST COUNTY June Court, 1924.
Frederick II. MurreiI, plaintiff,
against
Edmund ". Sale and Lucas T. Thompson,
defendants.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-08-03
Seven Negro Slaves,

IN sad dctd mentioned, or so mGny Of them q
may be sufficient TO pay the dtbts so secRftdt
W'h The interest Gccruing thereon, aad all II.
costs Of the sale. the purcL aser aiH receite at,h
tue as IS rested IN tie subscriber bg The detd.
July 9. C.4LOHILL .MEAAT5
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VaLVaDi.E LASNs

FOR S.iLE.
VYHE subscriber wishes Ia sell m. 81
u lowing valuable TRACTS OF !,%a
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
Az PRIVATE SALE.

4 me Three Story Brick House and LOt situate on Tie
~ westerly side Of Market street, between Broad stree,
ley street, which has front Of 50 feetownh ~,
Frame Messuages Shipley street. This property viii
be sold clear OF all membranes. For further particulars
apply TO BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Cd mo s. 16-tf In West, at the corner of 3d. stree.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
WHITEHALL.

Il commonly known by the above name conainir ,a N
acres of good land at present under substantial fence
divided into lots of convenient sizes-all of which u
this time under good grass Except two that are ~ a.
rough Of Wilmington lying south east of the town 0
pleasant situation, and is wen adapted for the SUNNY IS
milk or garden vegetables to the market 4ff9 ="
On the premises large single two stored brick ho
containing three rooms on the ground floor and t
en- and four chambers in the second ;tor,-a numn T.
water convenient; large frame barn. horse stables t
COW sheds, altogether convenent-a large piazza IN l
south east front Of the house, with very fine view s
thence of the Christiana, Brandywine and ,he n.
river as well AS Of the country along their shores T
rent is to be paid quarterly, and is expected that
ny will be given for the faithful performance Of the co
that may be entered into. ''
N, b.. As this property bounds upon the Brandywire
creek the tenant will be allowed 10 take what mud he %
desire therefiom, for the use Of the farm "'
10th mo- 90, 1823.-87-tf WILLIAM pon1p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
ACADEMY.

FENlE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he
still continues his Seminary for the education of youth
OF both sexes in all the various branches of useful Educa-
ton, and as he Aatters himself that he las given general
sal sfaction to those who have already favored him with
their support and having opening for few more pu-
pils, he again soics share of public patronage.
WIN. BASS, Orange Street, Wilmington
Night Sctool will commence on Monday.
October 18th, 1923. 90
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

me lot OF land containing nearly an entire square,
next adjoining north of the Friends Meeting House square
and west Of the Catholic Chapel of ST. Peter bounded by
Pasture, Queen, Hanover and West streets together
with the brick house and garden West street, now in
the tenure OF Isaac Jackson small wooden house on
Pasture street, and commodious frame work shop on
Queen street may be sold together divided TO smt the
purchasers For terms inquire Of
BENJAMIN FERRIS.
Wilmington, / mo. 70. OFF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
PUBLIC UTILITY.


! VIEW and USEFUL ES1.qBLL SH.lfE.N'T
TIME subscribers having been for many neeks past ire
a. quently applied 10 for information As to what real O.
tate for sale in the Borough, its neghborhood Or In,
surrounding country. without being able to give the dc
ed information, have opened Pubic Record ar Reet,
where all those who have houses and lots Tor Sale or R
i'll the Borough of Wilmington, houses and farms II
Sale Rent on Shares the country, are invited 10
Register them, and all those DESTROYS Of Purchasue C
Renting houses or plantations requested to cal anil
examine The Register The great benefit this establish.
ment may be to those who have houses and lalds TO rent
dispose Of and the accommodation it will be 10 such
want to purchase or rent prupcrymust be evident 10 al
is timely thought IF and aJopted, and is probably the fist
evidence Of the benefit to be expected from the coner
plated Canal the application for information about pre-
iperty in Delaware, would otherwise il is presumed
$50 frequent. The expense Of describing and Registering
in neat ample manner all real whether houses u
lands, will be but ring, say so for each properly
for sale rent, and for examining the Register Which
promises to contain much valuable folmaton only 1919
cents.
Every attention will be paid to the purchase and sale Of
real estate and Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, and every
cessary written document will be executed with accuracy
and despatch, 80 professional gentleman well quail
flied to inspect title deeds, and examine the records ofe
courts is engaBedand the subscribers believe the estab
llshment ill he useful oneit is at least under that in
preston offered for public encouragement.
HOPE & Co.
Dec. 10, 1925. No 90 Market st.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
IAN YARD
For Sale or to Rent.

"A TAN YARD on the West side of Schuylka near .ns
n Permanent Bridge, on High Street, with Necessary
buildings, and containing about eighty Watts of every u''
cription.
AISO,-A Three storied Brick house, with stable an1
Carriage House, on the of the lot the Tan fau
They will be sold rented together, or separa'eH'
Apply at No 147, Arch street, Philadelphia, to
JOHN COOKE
Oct. 8, 1922 81"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-03-05
T.aPERS-for burning all nigbt

in bed chambers Of the Sick &C. which wDburn
at the Waterman Office. N' - ~ S"'9
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
MODEST PRAISE.

The following extract of letter
from Washington is published by the
Editor of the Philadelphia Franklin
Gazette.
"Mr. M'Duffie yesterday resum
ed one ofthe most argumentative and
eloquent speeches ever delivered in
Congress. Many of the old members
have declared that they have seldom,
if ever, witnessed such extra ordinary
powers of intellect. He spoke for
more than an hour, and was listened
to with great attention. The house,
was not very full, but it was in con-
sequence of a most interesting and
important cause in the Supreme
Court. Mr.. M'Duffie has clearly and
most unequivocally proved by his
speech this day that he is one of the
first men in our country, and he is
considered as one of the ablest men in
congress.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
MUTINY.

The Mobile Register of Jan. II
says-"Last night between 10 and IL
O'Clock, mutiny broke out on board
the Colombian armed schr. Centilla,
lying in the hay, below Dog River
bar. About 20 Of her crew, joined by
five of the prisoners, rose upon the
officers and confined them below
they then plundered the vessel fore
and aft of every thing they carry off,
including some doubloons. Capt
Hopner and one of bis officers were
in town at the time. The mutineers
made off with the two boats belong
ing to the schooner, leaving those on
board without any means Of giving
immediate intelligence. No one, we
understand, was seriously wounded;
the surgeon received a slight cut in
the arm. The Williams are completely
armed, and it is apprehended that
they will take the first vessel they fall
in with and put to sea-"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
PIRATES

The following is more particular
account of the murder of Captain Wag
ner, and crew of the schooner Julia of
New York, mentioned under the
Curacao head yesterday-it was com
municated for publication by boy,
the only survivor of the crew
"The Pirate was under the trl-co
Toured flag, and after boarding the
schooner, took all her crew on board
his vessel and locked them up in the
hold. except Captain Wagner. They
made then hole in the side of the YES.
sci to cause her 10 sink; when the crew
perceived the water coming in the
hold, they broke into the cabin, and
made their escape on deck, hoping to
save their lives by some way or other
and get on shore; but how great was
their astonishrtcnt! on seing the boat
returned again without Capt Wagner
and before he was taken away he i'm
plorcd for his life; but could not ex
cite compassion in the hearts of those
barbarlans. They came on board
the vessel and murdered every sou
on board excepting two boys
who sprung into the SEA, whom they
pursued and murdered one land lief
thel other to go, because they
thought he would not reach the shore
The boy who escaped is native OIL
Curacao.
We confess our grief OH this mis-
fortune befallen to Captain Wagner
he was esteemed by every one OF hi
acquaintance, and his affabiiity G
manners gained him many friends.
Bait Fed Ca
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
INDIAN MURDERS.

A gentleman arrived at st. Louis
on the 18th instant from the Arkan.
sas, who states, that pirty of traders
sent out from the post of Arkansas
had been attacked by party of Os.
ages, high up, or the south side of the
Arkansas river, and ten or twelve
white men and one black were killed,
and large quahtlty Of beaver taken
from them. Atkinson, upon receiving
the above, information, despatched an
officer to Colonel Arbuckle, com
handing the troops at Fort Smith, on
the Arkansas, with special instructions
touching this affair.
A letter from Colonel Leaven.
worth, at Council Bluffs, dated
18th Dec. to Genera Atkinson, states,
that three men, lately arrived at that
place Cedar Fort, bringing informa-
ton that six or seven men of Major
Henry's party had been attacked near
the Mandan Villages, by either the
N,anpans OF, or Aurickarees, and that
three OF the whites were killed. They
also state that the Aurickarees were
building two towns, one on each side of
the Missouri, the mouth of the Cannon
Ball river.
The Arkansas Gazette of 18th
December, ccrrects the errors into
which it had been betrayed, to uching
the outrageS of the Usage Indians
There was but one attack, instead of
two-for the two hunting parties were
united at the onset, & consisted of be-
tween 90 & 3omen. The fugitives fled
in pairs, or in couples, without know
ing, at the time, of the fate of their
companions; but they concur in re-
porting from S to s OF their party kill
ed.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19

.fnelC Line Of Packets has been estab,
ilshed in Philadelphia to sail from Liv-
erpool for that port on the Goth day of
every month throughout the year 1t is
Composed of the ships Florida, julius Co.
sar, Delaware, Colossus land GURUS, Sc
veral of which belong to New York. We
understand this line IL ownedb by aIessrs
Sparkman and Wilson, and John w
Downing, of Philadelphia, aud By Mr..
Jeremiah Thompson, OF New York.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
IRON CARRIAGE WHEELS.

G.. Hoxie, of the city of Hudson,
has been gagged number of years
in making an Improvement in car
riage wheels; which consists in the
rims & spokes being made of wrought
iron, and the hubs Of cast iron. These
wheels are so put together, that it is
impossible for spoke to get loose;
of course they are strong and very
durable, the weight about the same as
those made of wood, and all'the cen.
tire part of so of those wheels may be
completed in IS minutes.
The inventor being DESTROYS of hav-
ing them generally introduced, invites
the attention of furnace companies,
manufacturers Of iron, and such as
may feel disposed to purchased privl'
lege for making those wheels.-There
can be no doubt but such an establish
mens,. would be lucrative to the
owners, and beneficial to the public,
as also an article of extensive exporta.
ton. 1t is believed that but few
years will roll away, before wood
en- wheels, for carriages Of every des-
cription, will be rolled out of existence
All stages ought to be furnished with
iron wheels, having the rims plated
with steels, especially in the winter,
on account Ct passengers.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-02-19
NAVAL PEACE ESTABLISHMENT.

The President, in compliance with
q resolution OF the House OF Repre-
scntatives of the 18th Dec. last, has
transmitted aprojet ola Naval Peace
establishment according to which,
the Navy will consist OF the follow
ing number OF grades and officers,
VIZ -