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II! authority Of the Gown
M>"nw""ltM NJ Virginia.
NNaSIlE0 CANAX.
LOTTERY.
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre. .Gundrcr.

II
His ,sn Lottery formcdby the combination
OF 80 Noe. aud the prize therein Will be d.
tcrmincd rs preserhrd inihe munger adlrl-
f'semrni, hist Announcing the scheme, and in
III bills which viii he delivered 10 Tie pur=
chaser u n ticket or shnre.
No ticket which thnn have drnwn n prize
of n superior denomination can be entitled Ia
an inferior pl,zc.
frizcs pay nhlr 30 day, afcr the drawing.
aud subject, as usual, 10 It deduction ui 10 per
cent
\. large proportion of The above scheme hns
been arranged into parcels al lotickci., cnch
parcel embracing the decentralization number.
These are warranted To draw NJ least gao -nr
"a utter The deduction of - per cent 50
that Ten chances for the larger prizes will he
OBJ aimed bs the ndyenturor Tor II trinng cx
pcnse
TWkets may now b. bad Mt ECHOIS
81 NOKflI'S Book Store, Lyhchburg, ~
Eight Dotlurs, and shares IN proportion,
but viii shortly rise 10 Nine Dohdrs, 80
that persons wishing 10 become rich, " III
fine this favorable opportunity, by buy
iug Tickets IN this grand Lottery, AT the
present price,-The drawing of the first
class will takr place in Richmond, on Sa-
iurlay, January u, aud purchasers may
=, ST assured Thai Echols b. NoItI, have u
frn Lucky Numbers yet on baud.
January III.
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MO NDAY, JANUARY 8.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Louvre presented a memorial uf the
Chamber of Commerce of the CITY of Phi.
ladelphl, praylng the establishment of AN
uniform system Of Bankruptcy. Referred
III thr tommitcr ol the Judiciary.
Mr.. Findlay presented the memorial of
snnlry citizens Of the city AID county of
Philadelphia. PRAYING a revision Of the IA,
RI. Referred IN the Committce on Com.
mercc and Manufactures.
Mr.. Stton gave notice. that he should,
torno1rnw, ask leave Ia lnrrnducr hill IT,
Trgraatr the appointment Of the officers OF
the Senate.
Mr.. Jackson them presented the memorial
of John Watson q Wife, the aged parents of
the late Lieut.. Watson of the Navy, stating
that they aIc aged and inGrm, and, from
mlslurluars, have been rcdaced to poverty;
that their late deceased SUI Mas the only
prop of their declining years, and put al
his pay their only support; by his death,
rhcY are reduced 10 want 3; that they now
throw themselves upon the humanity of
that country, in whose service thrir son
died, and pray tn be provided for, in tho
same manner that persons have hrrn,
whose sons have died in the naval SCI, ice.
Referred 10 the Committee on Passions,
Tho Srnatc adjourned till Tomorrow.
kiOuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Some further CONVEX salion took place,
Dhri the bill was rrcommlrrd
The House went into camI!ittcc Of the
whole, Air. Fay lar IN the char. on the bill
Dor the s9ppnft Of Penelope Denny. mother
nj lines Denny, lat" Il quarter gunner IN
the service of the United Statrs.
The bill ga'e rise Ia some conversation
between Nj. Caubr'irnS aGd Mr.. Fuller
Of us. in which, also MIR. Hamilton took
1rt.
Dir. Cambrrleng wishelfhat the srppoyt
of hr,. Denny should hc drawn from thr
Navy Pension Find. hIr. i>pIicr objected
10 tins aa bong mt uiihil the word, Of
Inc law creating that fund, which confined
II To the widows and chillr"n Of officer,
and n,arln"s. hut did not extend 10 lhrir
other relatives. Mr.. liam lion wished the
subject referred for more mature con-idr
Tal"n; when, on mollon ot Mr.. Cambrc-
lcHg,
The House adjourned
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10y 'itiuc OLA deed in trust executed by
- james & Norman 10 The snl,slribrrs n.
trustees, hearing date the 2dth DDS OF Dcsenl-
Der, ls2l aud duly recorded im The clerks
ounce "i HE county courl of CnmI bell, so rn.
swrr certain purposes therein ekpfrsscd Ne
shall, on Thursday lie Ioth do, at February
highest bidder, far caeh,
TIE TRACT OF LAND.
conveyed by said deed, lying and leing in The
county ot Campbell, on The cast side of Flat,
creek, containing 10 acres, joining he lands
Of Jnr"b Inrly, The estatc NJ John Phillip,
Grorgc Martin and the estate of Herr, g.
'nIlaNay, decd, being ,hs snme tract or par-
eel oi hand Nbrrfoh tbe late Col. John ohlla.
way rcsded. helinp as trustees. ueN will con
Ney ihe title vested in us MS such.
JotiS SMITH, Jr.
RICHARD q, baden, ".'ecs'
Jnnugyy 10. Ntls23
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MetronomicM System.

They who shall be instructed upon this
plan will fud by practice that Music has
every advantage Of scirpce, pleasing to
the human ear and understanding, and
thai II is MT tina. erm neral mechanical
knowledge which those instructed in the
usual mode have supposed II.
Music, wbrn cultivated ~ Il science, like
Mathematics and Philosophy, expands the
mInd and improves The heart aud DISPOSE
tion.-This method affords equal ad, anita
gcs 10 those WHO reside in ioWn aud those
III the country. Lessons for u week, for
fortnight or for n month, win be found as
beneficial rs these OF shbrler periods.--
He will attend 10 the Instruction oC irdi-
siduals, or classes With may be formed,
u any moderate distance from Lynch
burg. He has engaged skilfld person To
furnish linn with Mctronomcs, for the use OF
his scholars.
@ =" lie has a large assortment Of i'm
ported Music. for The accommodation OF his
pupils, and has an asrni nj the north, 10
furnish any person with All Mad of Musirg
Instruments, Pianos, Clauoncls, Flutes, &c
&c,
o. 4 line addressed Ia !. A. 6. al Mr.
Robert Morriss's viii meet with PROMPT
iiteuton.
tcfemper :. Wits lS
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The House adjourned
TUESDAY,, JAM ARI G, le23.

4 > The proceedings Of the Senate L.
dry are wholly HHthttr, eiinr.
HOUSE OF REpRE3EN TATfEES.
Mr. irmphhl, from tho Cnmn.,i'rc np
Road aud Canals, reported 4 bill with the
an"ndmrat yesterday or,lnrd by lhe
y ,ls". ior constructing Il y"nt fIom .Nynt-
7dts, IN ItHarsSte, 10 iiHe ffueh, IN he
IrTr'iofy IF .hhHlSfS. which Wds ordered
tpte chsrnssrd tor Il lhjrd reading.
Sir. Mercer, from the Committee "n tn"
proposed Oho and chesapeake Cannl Ia
which WAS referred the letter Of William
ii. J"nes, acconpan, ing proof copy ot
Mr.. Shritrr's Mp ri the country throne h
"i,'sl '''' anal Is To pass, reported the
following rcsuhtiun
RcSDiced that fh. Clerk of the TIousr o(
Representatives he directed 10 pro, i,ir
such charts, tnaps, and other furniture. for
IN" several r"Grnlircs of the House, nm
dr. the instruction af the Speaker, rs may
h., III ii, Judgment. calculated To facil-
=" thc performances IF their respective
dulivS.
Hhc resolution was agreed 10.
On ra"iiun nf Mr. Fo"i, al Con. il WAS
HtSoired, That parmcnin Adams, " hn
contests The ,rctinn OF isaac Wilson, re-
turned "A member of ms Iiunsc, he permit
II appear withln the bar, and hc heard IL,
support oi thrPriillnn during ia" discussion
ri tar rcp"r, ntthc Committee of Elections
on SHla trlItIon.
III" Ilonsr then passed To the order ri
the day-Which Was the unhnlshcd bust
ness 81 Yesterday, and after some ohsrrya
icons bf Nr. Canlbrrirus, the Commit,
at thu Whole, on the hiil for tire rriicf y
Prnrlopr benny, had leave IN sit again.
Mr. Sloane moved 10 rostpone all tn
nrdrrs ol the d y previous IN the report "
the Committee at Elections, IN the claim
at Parhrniu Adams, Ia the seat in lhI
honse ri Isaac Wilson. Agreed IN : aud
The iionsc wrni into Committee al IN
hole, MI. Bassett in the chair on tina
frpnli.
The report or the committee, tngcthr
eIill the whole of ti,,, testimony, was read
a'd the question being - concurrence wit
..ae inst resolution of lAe conH,ittrr, Wa
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ANNS a. SCNECIA.

DETuRNS his thanks To The stizcns Of
IA Lynehburg aud its ,piuity, for the Ii
beral encouragement nhich le has tre.iy-
ed, and invites those Who Misl, Ia bcco,n u
proficient IN the science Of music, 10 en-
brace tbs orl ortunii, OF being instructed
IN lis new
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Noti ice.

u lie SUBSCRIBER wishes 10 inform
hi7 luends and lhe pdhIic, thm be hus re.
moved 10 hls old sialld ngHn IN the town Of
i!n"hhnrr, doors above the market house.
where h' intends keeping on hand constant
.npPIy oi "ho' LltIES, ON the lowest terms
Nso, BACoN, CottN aud FISH Alao.
Mouse W EnteYtainnent.
Tor man and horse, where gentlemen from file
country may cApect 10 meet viii the host ihnt
our marh't can "iI"fd, aud shall spnro no pain.
10 ny ia sun ihp." ihni may 'hink proper 10
chll on him, aud bees further lrafc IL return
many thanks 10 the public for their pnt
rpnage 10 him heretofore.
JAMES JONT9.
Jnnnnry 10 Wi,oA
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Wanted, at this Office,

4 YOUTH, of about u Or Is year9 NJ
are, as on apprentice TO the Printing IN,
siness. Ills indtsPeasabte that hf he g''J
English schQtar' |@"' =
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NANurch Music

VIZ subserlhcl inl"ud- optung seltool
ior lmpto,smeni IN Church Alusrc.-
.rssnns viii he giteu u6ee u week gums
i tuition, } dollars sr-lun al f,r months.
'liould therr he encouragement, he vii
l'n teach i class of young hdlns on Sa=
iurday evenings. II. WILLIAMS.
January 10. gt.3
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%
i"liesfill" nail, das hecnarfoslcd, eNanlnc,
before The mayor Of this Ell, on char
At rubbing the mail AID committed f.
trial before The federal court in Ma, neNt
Eng
DIRECTORS ~ the Farmers BANK o,
pE'H'o aad as branches the caSaiaa
GER.
RICHMOND.
Bg he Eacaiiee. -phllip n. Nicholas.
james rawlings, Nad" Moshy IT,. Thoeas
Brne!<rnhrough. William l. Norris Ed,.
I. Maya, ileHrkL,h l.. Wight" James Ly-
ons,3 Solomon Jacobs
Hy he .Siockhoiders -Rohrrt Pollard,
Ffcdrrlck peasants, seymour Scott. b..
ver'ry Blair, William GilliatN Samuel
Marks.
NORFOLK.
By The Erecutire Richard Blow, VIM.
1, Holt, Murdecai Cook, Thomas Il. Sry-
mour, Robert b. Stark, William II. lieu.
hey, Richard Drummond, Frederick My
rrs.*
BY he Sockboldos.-,yarren Ashley.
James raylor, William q. Camp, Thomas
Dickson" Jomaihan l.az1allzzsS
Bq he Ewculice5 III Iiarkr, John
'. Wilcox, Nn II. - ir, R,Lassl
Rolling, Eduaril NAtISsis.NN m. Copli.sE.
Alden u sSronn':r. .I'5'fh Hinton.
~ ~ lb0taers. -Franeis LviI6|Is
James Mrfaf'an'i,~ JAMES BolAats,,,, aa'sNyt,.
Cumming Samuel Mnrdrcni -
FREDERICKSBURG nv
by The EreeHiirt = artrr H. Stevenson,
John raliaierro, Silas Wood, William L.
3eale, e,nrgc IIanlillnn, John Gray, VIM
Bi""ko,' Archibald llaris
By The Inehho'ders.-Rr Reuben y rhom.
anthony Buck, Murray Forbes, " hliam
Bernard, john HART
LYNCHRtRG.
~ The ETecHfirc John Watts, Richard
Pollard, john q. Mccm, Henry 5. Lang
horne, Nathaniel | .Mn~on.s Samuel Ste
vcns," George Nhitlockc,# Charles l..
Talalcrrc.
BY The H5ckboidcrs.-Wil Radrord,
Thomas ligginhotham, John Bullock,
John Roblnsou,t Christopher Wnfrcc.
WINCHESTER.
~ he Ertcuiirc. Daniel Lee, Isaac
John Macky. Beatty Car
son, William Morris, Joseph kcan, Edward
J smith, John Marshall ~
PgNe' Siorkhoidcrs= Alfr.d H. Powell, |
Jacob eek"r Godfrey Miller, Alexander
=. lthhao," Goorg" q liupp.F
.N0f m NE tdSt Dnedufy
-feTr-
ioIfi.lGN.
by The sup Susqn"haana The editors Of
tn \. t'azette, aud Mercantile hd,cr- /
lsrI hat" received Waterford papers tothe
% 81 l't'thher. they contain l'"udon
''l'a Ia me 2''h' SIX day7 latci than before
'ec'N'd'
, IN improvement h'd taken pIa"" 10 IN"
'"','s' ana ponce seemed a6dln 10 be ia"
~ W VI NE ""S'
'"Nh"@' N"N. 2l-lhe Secretary Of
nv 9hIP"nlh' = S"e'ciN had, on Saturday, (
III h''''n''" WIN H"''rnment' AT ih' ia
7'anee 81 several ~ NE merchants 4 ship Z
~ ''I 8 'o -a6ra II Inc Trade With Sr2nlsh
me lea' Tor the purpose "i "rtaInlng F
" h'ii'ef lhcfr WIS any real lonndation Tor
ne fnIn"rs which have beer circulated ii f
some OF The n"spafrls for - h'ipg the
Intention Of HE "rcnch Government 10 as T
Isl SPAN ~ attempting the rec0nGnrbt Of
ler Late colonies. The most salslactory .
ma nu4''iifrd assurances were given 10y f
oIer"mfni-lhat there was not the
,iiaiil"st preIence Tor lmputln5 any such I
l'eign To the French Government that T
.hr french irlgatc iran BaA which had /
'aiIed somr li"c slncr from France to the
81 indies was on her r"tnan Ia France,
n" mat M lnttc Nhs gong out from
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.5ifHRItlp On T0esfug The I3H inst.
by tn Eer. Ud'iam DHnoaB, .W. UkiT'I
JJ.tH& II .Nttson, 10 Mss many n.
yoanstst n 'ghter Of Richard Phelps, dec.
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ONE TRACT OF LAND,

containing lpO 0cres, be hr nmc, more or Icw,
iying on Pamnn' CREEK, fUiasiie county, ks,-
ttcty, ndjotuiug he Gnd' Of JOHN Crdin and
0ii,rs. The me 10 NE Hborc land is btiittrA
~ bc sood, ba zee shai only conrey spch ute
as IL errtad ~ us as trustees and no other
S3MEEL HK.LNSFORD, I ,.-.,.-.
aLiRED .HrD.lhIEL, i'""'ee5.
JGnpGry to 2GiridS23
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office.

NY virtue ola deed Of lruSfoxecned bv
'"hn lh"inps"n1 ir. Ia John l.. fnbl,. -
Nfli"f 'lhNt"h, hearing dale the 18th al J,d,,
'Fip' mn h9l recorded ia the elt RI = Office tf
The eoauis II Amherst Tor thu f..r,,,., ~ q
coltnr illc payment ni a. dbl due job. Nliic
~hhIl rfhcerd 10 sell 10 the highest h,nIs,
Tor r"adN INJURY, on 'lr premises, on Neo'
hesdas The l,tl March nest,
4 Tract Of land,
I'll La nefcs, niure or lees, on I've River. /,
me county hlnlrsh'd, and adjoining III. hand
OF N"ncn spencer, decd aud others, mud h.
ing ihe shme land sold by John White 10 the
The sud John thompson, il. aud conveyed by
ih" s"id Ih"npsou IN trust o. 81 much there
al ~ may bn sufficient 10 raise the balance
tint mny hr due az the dry vi snls, together
with the costs ot executing the SHINE The
title vested IA ne ~ trustee only viii be con-
vryed 10 the purchaser.
JOHN \. rDBR9
oaraf he TRUSTEES.
Jan. IL. .wid.,s
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IRU SALE.

fDN t'rt"c NJ" dced of rna ersevfcd 10 NE
- spbarhts by HeLfrt Minis, II. Chs iolen
NJ I,Bnchbarg, de0tiHg dnis HE 18th dry n Stp-
tmbtr, 1879, m" NJ reeod ~ he cicrk gGice
n ibe hHsi'nef co1d NJ LynghburR. for fha pm
po1e Ct securing sDdry sum, of monty Mtrfia
oppressed 10 Robed Minis, jr. md oherS, NJ
daH sell, by rng Of puhite auction. tof easb, n
TIE cOnrihopse, on Weudog Me % ddy ot IeJ-
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y SnrriasS nj AUCTION.
IN TO MORROW, Saturday, l7lh
- instant, viii sell, ut AUCTION. u Car.
:" and Harness FOR Two lorses-=Lb DAYS
credit will be- given
IsitliAED POLLARD,
January 10. Au.iiau,.,.r
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Nne Trnct Of X.aoA.

combining iH1 nercs, situated in the connfv of
AmhtrA, adjoining HE lands Of Arthur l. D..
''rs aud e'hrts Selling as trustee, vii
convey '1'h 'ile only rs Is vested In mr. By
Firln. Ui said decd
sAhtIL II. DAVIES, Trustee
IannHfy 10 len
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cOSYSCNlpY.

hfcnMa>p, lan. IS Sob mun u, la,
illt snh e"n'ie'lnr aud Garner II the Cha.
i"llfsNili" man, avs hecn arrested, eNanlnt,
before HE mayor Of THE cit, On u chara
at rehhl"g the mad, aud committed f..
trial before The federal court Ia Nh, neNl
Eng.
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nNicN

EI rirtur Of decd Of truet executed 10
- th" suiiscfiher by Moscs Eucler. bearing
date on til" l3tl' Jannary 1922, and duly re
f"idtd ~ the county court clerks nfIic. of
Amherst, will on Monday The Goth LAM,
my ls2I, before the door nf Thomas loip,
~ he town "t lielhol, sell 10 the highest bid
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DIRECTORS ~ the Fgmcrs Bank o,
pEin'o aud as branches tie caSaias
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office G..

HE subscriber having sold ont his rs-
Enlistment III Lynch6urg TO ;. orhoo'-
field aud Lenis Gregory, who continue tn
carry on the
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Not ice.

WILL BE SOLD, III auction. ON H.
" 81 Monday III ftbruhry, al Amherst
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One other Tract

near Tuellisses branch, on the east side
thereof, containing two hundred acres,
be the same more or less; being the
same tract of land which was conveyed
by Jacob Davis and Kesiah his wife to
Robert Stephen by deed, bearing date
on the 10th day of November, 1884, al
so now of record in the county court
of Berkeley aforesaid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-29

Jd0 B7'e d'sc''s--aiarricd, at Non
treAl, on lEe'- l6-h inst sIr: Robert
UnwiES Ear~ood, &c Mis- louisa
,Joscphts1,e I5ontbin;ete si4&sstisteh
ter OF the late honorable Ch;t. r!ssvssSs ! "a
Euslache Gasplrd Alain~ 0.at3.t4s.:::.r {.
LontbGiere.
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NeTIcE.

FETHE subscriber has made an arrange
"a ment with Mrs. ANN F. LANE, adj
ministratrix OF James s lane, deed. by
which she is exclusively Authorised and
Empowered to collect and receive all
debts due tothe late firm of James s.
Lane & Towner.
BENJAMIN T. T0WNER,
Surviving partner ofthe firm of James
). Lane s Towner,
Shepherdstown, January -.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-29

ATThe sale Of the Lands mentioned
IN the following advertisement was to
have been made on the 18th instant
Circumstances have rendered it proper,
TO postpone it, as will be seen, to the
est Of next month.
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Mr.. John Devabiss,
Take Notice.

THAT or the 18th day Of March
next, at the clerks Office in Union Coun-
ty, Kentucky, shall, by virtue of a
commission from the superior court of
law for Morgan County, Virginia, to
take the dispositions of Lawrence Nc.
Herman, and William Orr, which Shall
offer as evidence in suit depending in
the superior court of law above men
toned, wherein you are plaintiff and
q m d efendant
IGHATIUS O'FRRRAL
January %, 1874.
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VIRGINIA, to wit:

Il ~ M ~ -
Berkeley, County, May Term, 1922.
Leyi Henshaw, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Henry Nadenbouseh, Vincent Beail,an
George L. Chenoweth. Defendants,
In CH.9NCERY
IEvFIE defendant, George L. Chsno-
a weth, not having entered his APP
pearance, and given security ACCORDING
TO the act Of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court; and it appearing TO the sa-
tisfaction of the Court that he is no. am
inhabitant of this state = IL is Ordered
that the said defendant do appear mere
on the second Monday in March next.
and answer the bin of the plaintiff, and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith m
serted for two months successfully IN
the Martinsburg Gazette, and be posted
at the door of the Courthouse OF ms
county.
Is Copv.-Teste,
+ DAVID HUNTER, c.n-T
/, December Is, is2s.-em III
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One other parcel Of Lend

containing twenty-five acres, be the
same more or less, part of the lands of
which John Potts died, seized, and the
same which was conveyed to Robert
Stephen by James COPELAND and Elenor
his wife and others, children and devil
sees Of the said john Potts, decd. by
deed bearing date on the 2lst day of
February 1871, Also
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All Persons

Indebted to the Estate of the late John
Baker, are hereby requested to make
payment forthwith, otherwise the claims
must be handed to the proper officers for
collection These who have claims "a
gainst said estate, are desired TO exhi-
bit theui properly authenticated.
BAKER TAPSCOTT, Ers'f0r.
January -.
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Valuable Lands and Malls
For Sale.

EpY virtue Of Decree ofthe Super
ss or Court of Chancery for the Dis
trict of Winchester, in a suit therein
depending between Alexauder Stephen,
complainant, and Adam Stephen, deien-
dant, the undersigned commissioners,
will expose to sale, at PUBLIC AUG
TION, before the door of the Globe
Tavern in Riartinsburg, Oh S.f1U II
DAY the 2Ist day Of February ne ct, the
following described tracts or parcels OF
LAND, all situate in the county OF
Berkeley, Virginia:
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Notice.

z FORW Arm all persons from re-
IL ceiving en- assignment of note Civ
eh by me in September, 1922, payable
twelve months after date, to a certain
Bennett Rompily; the said note calling
for two hundred dollars, the considera-
ton of said note having failed, | am de-
termined not to pay the said note, with
out / am compelled by law.
GEORGE d. WHITEING.
Jan. 22.-3w.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-29
Tlco parce!sofLan

containing each forty-seven acres and
twenty-nine poles, be the same more or
less, being parts of the lands of which
John Davis died, seized, and the same
which was conveyed to the said Robert
Stephen sy Alexander Cochran and
wife and others, heirs at law of the said
John Davis, decd. by deed bearing date
on the 18th day of December, 1908,
now Of record in the county court ef
Berkeley aforesaid, and by Ruth Davis
and others, heirs at law as aforesaid by
deed bearing date on the goth day of A
pril, 1904.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-29
One Tract of Land

lying and being on Tuellisse: branch,
containing two hundred and seventy-six
acres, be re same more or less, being
the same rct of land which was con-
veyed by stephen Harlan to Robert
Stephen / deed, bearing date on the
18th day of September, 1899, now of
record in the county court of Berkeley
aforesaid,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1824-01-29
Estray Sheep.

6fAME TO the farm of the subscriber,
~ sometime in June last, five SHEEP,
all ewes. appraised TO five dollars. The
owner by proving property and paying
charges, can have the same.
BERNART kEPH ART.
. Jan. 22-SW
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-02-04
JHtSCRIIa1Ip.
From A LATE LONDON PAPER.

Morbid qfsction-The possibility Of
contracting distemper from dead sub
Ject is amply confirmed by the follow
ing melancholy circumstance. About
fortnight since, Mr.. Henry Penefather
VINO had just commenced the. practice
OF surgery, was engaged in dissectiag
the body Of a female subject, whose
death was produced by inflammation Of
the liver, attended with other symp-
toms that rendered the cure worthy Of
very strict examination. Dissection
was submitted to by the friends of the
deceased; and Mr.. Peneiather and an
other gentleman operated twice or three
times with great professional adv antage.
The body was inferred, and Mr.. Pene-
father thought nothing more of the cir
cumstance until about a week after.
when he perceived that his left hand
began to swell, little above the palm,
or near the articulation of the wrist, at.
tended with slight twitchiug pain or
numbness of the fingers. Those symp-
toms ne attributed to various causes,
and conceived that the swelling would
abate by washing the part with suit.
able lotion. This remedy he according
y tried when retiring TO bed but to his
great surprise and no small consterna-
ton, he found that the inflammation had
extended itself TO the arm, which on
the following morning was exceedingly
swelled. Under these circumstance.
he deemed it advisable to state the case
to some Of the more experienced ofthe
faculty ; and after mature deliberation
by three eminent practitioners, with
references to his late anatomical re-
searches (as before stately they con-
cluded that he must have imbided
through some medium, whether by a
cut, or otherwise, portion of the pois-
onous matter with which the morbid
subject was tt5s time infected. Morti-