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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

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THE PROPRTETORS or THE
Portland and White Mountain
SE4G2 COMPANY
y ESPECTFULLY inform the PUBLIC.
will be
Stage run from PORTLAND
to CONWAY twice a week,
4 1O'H start from Conway, on Mondays,
Il A NJ and once week pass down the
Eaitern Side Of sACO RIVER, through Frye
burg, Hiram, Bdidloin, Standish, Gorham and
arrive at PORTLAND the same day.
Leave Portland Wednesdays
at past 7 A. NJ and pass through the same
Towns as above, and arrive at CONWAY, same
day.
Leave Conway Thursdays, at 8. a.
NJ and once a week pass down the Western
Side q sACO RIVER, through Fryebug, Hi
Tarn' CORNISH, LimiRgton, Standist, GorhaaI, and
arrive at PORTLAND same day.
Leave Portland SATURDAYS, at
! past A. NJ pass through the last mentioned
towns, and arrive at CONWAY same dav.
me ProPrtetors haUing added to the line NEW
AND EACELLENT HORSES ~ CARRIAGES
and hauing employed a careful, correct Man for d
DRIVER feel confident that nothing tgiH Be cant
ing 10 make Travelling pleasant.
10 those who may wish for an a.
greeable and heatLful excursion during the warm
season this rout must be particularly gratifying,
\ as It leads through a number Of the finest Villa
ges and Towns % theState-crosses many beauti-
tul streams-and carries the traveIlert 10 the verv
foot OF Mount Washington, the most elevated
land IN the United States. Carriages are provid-
ed at Conway, for persons wishing to visit Mt.
Washington, Ortor those DESTROYS of going to Lam
caster
| GTPersons having business on the above route,
and who cannot attend TO il personally, NAV RELY
upon having il transacted to their satisfaction by
applyingt to PORTER SANDS, AGENT.
\ At Watsrhouse's Stage House
BOOKS kept at Waterhouse's Stage Tay-
eIn-
| Portland, April 90, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20
ANDREW l.. EMERSON,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
II AS taken a room in HansOns Building, Mid
ii dls-Street, where he will faithfully attenf
to all business committed to his care
Portland, April IA, 1924
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EM 7. VAUGHAN, clEk.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-04-20

The Honorable Justices Of the Court of Common
Pleas, holden az Portland tcithin and tor the
County Of Cumberland, on the first Tuesday
Of .Narck, IN the gear Of our Lord one thousand
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A Ill persons in arrear for subscription
IA to the VIRGINIA GAZET1 T., mud EIK.
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That there may be no doubt rs 20 any item
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a COPY OF the following notice under The hand
OF the said Nm. Ramsay. AUG. DAVIS
Richmond, December Is, 1923.
RIcHMorp, July ], 1923.
hereby authorize Mr. Augustine Davis TO
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TO the PoiitieM E1p0stfor, The Virginin Pdtri-
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and job work, just Offsets against me 10 be
allowed.
(Signed) WILLIAM RAMSAY.
inthe presence Of Biiiianl X. R0a
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.uuseam q Foreign Literature
md ,Nripncp

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stood from lew considerations which the al
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cIation olit. The periodical works Of Great
Britain and France contain mass oil literary
andsclcnt.he Intelligence, whion does not reach
the Ameltcon pubhc Tor want OF SUITABLE,
channel, but which would be read among us
with equal pleasure and prolit. Such Il TIE
British Reyiewsand Magazines as are reprint
ed IA the United :, ates-nOt excepting the r.
dinburgn I'D Quarlelly itetlens--embil
much matter which is of title interest and u no
advantage TO the American reader, and not un
frequently fitted to vltate his literary taste, his
morals, 81 hi political principles. II Is desita.
ble, undel these circunstanc es, that a selection
honid temale, ouch as would inrniah the va
tuahle ana en,e tanning portion OF Their con
setts, to the exclusion olthe other portion on
ci.tins Of details ami speeulations either unrn.
-,estins III themselves, misclievous III then
tendency, cratic ether OF cal concern aud
Application. Da tins plan, idle expense and
tuitless consumption OF time, would he DIVA.
sed 10, pages destitute oil merit ml lIt be sub
stituted maity of value which now remain un
kUonn aud inacccssibi, Oh several British
yuInal5 o the scientific and eIudtc east and
thels indeed Il a more general and atthe same
me very solid character, little OF no use is
mOoc ~ inc edHO+t d1u compiler OF the peIIu-
di al works printed ia the United States.
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accumulation, IN a permanent iotm, OF The ma
telials thus neglected, and oi the lite. aty and
cicnlllc a. ticfes worthy oi beIf z IePIhle1 in
this country, but which, when 20, are accom-
panied by othe possessing no clam 10 auen-
ton. a AM cellauy--the elect iteyi ws--al<iu
IA the sign, but lot equal in comprehensive
ness, L. the present, hoalehed iot some years
NJ this city, and would, it may be presumed,
nave continued 10 be supported by widespread
subscription, bat for an alteration OF the pan,
and a5eies q, adventurous reVerses Tie revi
val oiit. with alal gc1 scope, W uld seem likely
% be attended with still moe sigudl success
tn n II oii1l al existence, owing l. the g,eat
multiple alton OF readers OF pc i,dical works,
and the wide diffusion oil the habn OF seeking in
them both Information aud amusement
The Museum commence ia July, 1922. II
iorms two volumes ye I.
PuJiisted monthly P1ce Sir Dolius a gear,
pagadle IN adraRee.
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27

Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Markets.
BALTIMORE,
Where the great capital prizes In 10th
TIE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN OBTAINED THAN AT ANY OTHER
OFFICE ~ AMERICA.
Orders from any pnn Of the United States
by mail (post paid or by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes in any of the Bal
timore Lotteries, will meet The same prompt
and punctual attention, MS II on personal ap
plication addrc ssed to
J. I. COHEN, baltimore.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27

Z HEREBY caution and forwarn all and
u every person from trading for or taking
an assignment ot a bond for the sum OF seventy
dollars, due the 18th OF December, 1924, exc
uuted by my self 10 illcn Talbot, for The hire
ol negro man, tBarry,) who turns out 10 be
The property OF Sterling Thornton, who has
arrested the said negro Harry from me, ia con-
sequence Of which have had 10 hire the said
negro from MIR Thornton, aud execute my
bond for tie hire, aud am determined not 10
pay the bond executed 10 Talbot, unless com
PEELED by law. SAMUEL LOVE.
Jan. -. 81 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27

! : y Thursday the nth of December,
~ 1923, an old RED MOROCCO POCKET
BOOK, somewhere between Lynehburg and
the Poplar I orest--Ihe contents are a 5 dollar
Note ON the Bank of Virginia, payable at
Iynchbnrg, and 20 dollar Note on the Elk
ton Bank oil Maryland. One bond on Rich.
ard c. Nilkerson, for Sl3o 20, with n credit
Oh said note for 8e0--the said bond was given
on demand on the 9TH OF October, 1920. One
other bond on Harrison Wright, for $40, due
the lsi Of APRIL, 1912, with several credits on
the said bond, the amount not recollected OF
said credits One other bond on Henry Inte,
for S20, due the Isl Of March, 1924, with one
other bond on Austin Hunter, for 600, due
the lst Of April, ls22--lhe said bond was eS-
ecuted TO John l.. Wright. One other bond
on James {. fishbaCk Tor 800 in specie, was
due some time in 1911, with several other va
mabie papers not 50 well recollccied at this
time. torwarn all persons from trading Tor
or taking an assignment ON soid bonds, as ]
have lost the same, and will give ihe above
described money 10 any person that will de-
liver the book with its contents at the Office
of the klrginian. JOHN II. WRIGHT.
January .. w2w'2o
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\ REMESii}IiAhGER


departed Htr0CS, ougCS al Statesmen of n
.tatrtca.
To be confined exclusively TO those who sig.
naized them5el IS, Ia either capacity, ia Ia,
ReHolntiona y VA, which obla,ned The Inde.
pendence oft ieit county.
aee0pd Edition. UihHHapp tadir-couiaiuing
'iiE feei"tsittoh ~ t"e Representative oil
the United Colonies OF North Amtii,n.
aeltlhS iotth the cailsea and Necessity oil tax M
up arm la u, l7a5--fhe Petition by the
REPRESENTATIVES OF he Unitcd Colonies, to tae
Eng OF Great Britain, July 3, l155--A prcch-
ton oi Congtess II day ri fasting, huIniltl-
ion and pay March 10, IL 1.-The Deca.
ration al 1ndepenaenoe, July i, I7a6-and the
nanii,stohy the Congress ol the United States
II America, Ortobei 50, lf79.
A,so, the Constitution oi the United States,
nd ia fatewt Adaiess oi General WASH
NOTION, % the People 4 the Uuitcd States, ~.
nonncing H. inte1taon oi retiring from public
service, seEtcple,t7, l'96.
GObPiLED by 1iOH3S j. RODGERS
- AtCasc e5GCed 10 the ate name d ,naa=
slGg an unc0 di Ioisal submission TO the tvIan-
ny OF nutatsd ministers, OF resistance by 10. &c
heialtei II 5nl cHoice. v [ have counted the
cost OF tins 5ntest, and find nothing SO dread
al a Voluntary slave y. ilonot, Justice, and
.'ntadintN, 10 al rs ,alnely 10 sut cnael thai
esdom waieu we received from Cur ealiaGl
aaeesto 5, an sinh on. innocent po5tc. ity
aatea In to receive from us. We .annof
endure the lniamy ano gult OF resign ny sue
ceedlng 9en.Iatluusto tiIat Nretc hcdness winch
inevitably ana theh, Il We Gaoeiy entail 4.efs-
dita 20 daBe Upon thydl.
:. IuC nla We nv been compelled bV oui
epe,ae-t l. assume, We vii in defiance ol every
ha1al.,, "ita unabatus htmaess aud pc scyel-
aaee, employ ioI the p esetvatIou o. our iber-
uts--nciuS viii one sand ree4N cd to die tree
.sen aue dan re -l,eea."-[ Declaration
II Congress, seHing firth HE necessity oJtaatng
up drntS--Juiy Il, 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27
Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. Al. u.

q ". y
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE. NJ. j..
A. lts title iHdieat,s, the journal ows oilered
to tie patronage olthe public, vii be con uct
cd entne Oh The principle OF stleriion In,
ie-ht feature 81 he plan. more disunc tly enun.
Gated Is To present at stated intervals, SIT OF
Synopsis ol the Foreign Magazines, Journals.
and ReViens, appropiiatedto Meaicue aid H.
indle ed Sciences.
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sign, who Is convetsant with tie periodica
works oil Europe. As is incident to such pub
.acatioes, the matter nhiehthey cont ain aalto
'Bethei era ixed nature, and f metits the most
unequal, They are a vast field, where golden
wheat Istoo fen che cd hv useless OF peru
eious Ia Is, md where 1t imports as lhe III,
Pindeht husbanima!I To reject the one, and
hoard tie oth1r. Thee publications ATE
moreover, al this Time 30 numerous, so costly
and 50 difficult 10 be procured, that really they
can only be consulted by a large majority Of the
c"ItVatois OF seienceinth the United States, throl
a mcdium somewhat similar To the one now
proposed. ltistherelote meant To pive an ex
'iact 80 eopious Of ther contents as moi onl, 10
eNh'h't the 'ogfess oithe Physical Scieuces a.
broad, hal To do away, in g,ea, degree, the
necessity oitecurfing To the works themselves
The content, Of The journal will be arranged
lndei he diVis Oh OF
l. Selected Papers.
.. Selected Reviews.
.. Medical ard Philosophical Intelligence.
J. List oil New Pobhca,,oua
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8Zi.
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The Whole g. lAs tns, ealtlais having been
sod, the r.dltoi has been Induced to otlel neN
ne, on a nots eulai geo scale, by reason of tue
many demand that have been mode Tor the
.,ofk IA IN vai ious patts oithe iiteG Sta e..
IN, favorable reception that mas been given
20 hi. . 81 glaphaa Dictionary" whit IT /
.-ftLtiui 10 he compile, may be refa de- a.
-aoaofab eto ne a ei.can immunity. The
Ancient cpablics talsed mo umrnts OF stone h
.,se pc peteity t. tic lame oil then neroes aud
7d2.s W. sould impant TIC memory ours
Ia tnr ca. Is q o. children to be haude own
10 Lheir ch.ldi ca, i. p oud rcme.nbi a.ce Dtthc
,nta Apa t,ien i men WIN utve, had ttea
- utio. ,, has ocen emp.atie i y said, - there
weit giants ia use Gays IL IS at once ON
duty ana out inlerestt che lsi.alveylecollee
- oil tom. ~ ( 'aa. 70 CT .alde ne ohg
: % tha' eoh7'''"s. M0tM JOfee Oh l'h
mt. u toti' u~fit Nt.i'F.
The ,eeaa e.'n n VIII be much more vaia
a can" lite e''iH2 han the Inst, a 1t vii con
Tilt macy / pv'taHt 'h"at1s'i-uc ahecdvieH
e~c.ne' bei"le Puhfi7htd, = THOSE ia l''oua
men VINO tet'd eoi,' lth u pait IN oui IL
ious hSNoluti. II ihe Hdt'i thiihsh proper
u al TAT many Seitlemen, nom N"'iou'
PIT OF ihe Im"a, nave Promised to uinIsh
~, ii'atshetehc ot on m stdl9tIneuash'd Ike
'oIuti""'i} Ne 'e+' ale5 'id statesmen.
me N'fa be- 'a3e' a d eiogue," PaPr'S''a
Ken nom the Jour AIS OF tue keV evolutionary
Ion e'S, as wen d. Tue Con i't".''h % '"e =
> me Vueai''"' aa" - o. ''ei'''
NashlhSioh' ""lNh ne mt ed'Il'h o'n not
contain VIII give 'd"!Hoh'' interest an" '"'ueto
he"olN ~
he hsst edh'oh eohI"hee a pio2i PM al
sketch OF the character OF ono "Hidftd and
E3eea iei'i .a's, aud It Is eNpeoieo IT, second
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Ey authority 81 the Com.
monw ealth oi Virginia.
OVa.NYlCo CANaA.
LOl'TER
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, .h0Ra@eT.

This isa Lottery formed hy The combination
OF 20 Nos. and the prizes therein will beda.
termincd as prescribed mthe manager ndver-
tisement, first announcing the hcheme, and in
the bills which will be delivered 10 the pur-
chaser OF ticket ar share.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
OF n superior denomination can be entitled To
an iiilerof plae.
Prizes pa, able 40 days after the drawing
and subject, as usual, 10 u deduction 81 10 per
cent.
large proportion Of the above scheme has
been arranged into parcels Of 10 tickets, cneh
parcel emhracingthe decentralization numbers
These are warranted to draw a, lcnst s1o--or
S3l after the deduction oi 10 per cent So
that teitahhances for the larger prizes will BIZ
obi mined by The advonlurer for a lrling "a
pense
Tickets may now be had al ECHOLS
& NORTH'S Book Store, Lynehburg, at
Eight DoRars, aud shares ia proportion,
but viii shortly rise to .hine DoHnS, ~
that persons wishing TO become rich, will
fine this favorable opportunity, by buy
ing Tickets in this grand Lottery, at the
present price.--The drawing of the first
CLASSY will take place in Richmond, on Sa-
turday, January 81, aud purchasers may
rest assured that EcboIs 4 North have II
few Lucky Numbers yet ON hand.
january 10.
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BOARDING. nOUSE.

INfE SoDStl.fBERh has token the up
FeF fad II Mr.. e. l.. DiJreH's ienemeat,
a eY zoo abOre The Virginio Bank, pbere SHE
pf.pHred 10 accommodate IL or 10 B0drdetS.
diH gooa strra'ds and a long eaPtrience IN ne
business, she does rot hesitate 10 promise salts
faciioH.-dppfy 10 Mr.. Charles l.. or lama ".
D.breH. Eliza UHISON.
JauunyV ~ 2ote lmi5
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Notice.

y FORWARN all persons from trading
4 for or taling IN assignment, a BOND, ere-
eated by mr. 10 PheLy JohnsOA, Jbr the sum Of
1928, ielh credit Of $40, due about The ls' Of
january, 1923, as hoM her tend for n iurgp
sttu than IS dte on mine, and claim The sane rs
an offset against the sumo.
HILLL1M JOIfNS0.S
January l3 1e2H4a
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NNANNANG

" He subscriber will be pr Jared by the
Il Isl Of the next month, - receive 10 or
10 bonrders, which he N 1T be glad to accom-
n"ah'e on very reeagaabIe terms. The fare
shall be as good as die market viii in.tifv
JOHN NJ. GORDON
January %, 3wtpe4
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VIM. Owens & q. L.. Leckie,

APoTHECARIES 4 DRUGGISTS,
EEAVF Just received a quantity of LIN
Z i SEED OIL and SPIRITS JukPEN-
TINE Nov : tc9wl3
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O. = The EpITORs OF TUE NIRGINIAN,
lagrnts for Lynchburg and its ,icinlty,) so
llclt subscriptions to the obove works
The North American Review, and Amer
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have decided
clam 10 public support, as forming impor-
tant parts of our national literature.
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Office is hereby given that aarttle-
4 mcnt oi our account and y tit isiOn -
the estate Of George Mcdaniel, dee. vii
TAKE plnce At Mrs. J.. Wnodroofs inyefn In
Amherst county, on Friday The 9th day of
February next. All those interested IN said
estate are requested 10 attend
DABNEl WAKE,
NELSON c. DAWSON, fg'or'
December ~ fowi6f
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American Journal of Science and
Arts,

Condneted by BENJAMIN slLLIMAN, Pro-
Jess0f ot chemistry, &c ldie foiege.
This journal began Ia the year 1919 Two
numbers, between which there is an inter, al
OF about three months, form a volume.
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m mnkcd thus soh al COHEN'S OF
flCE, whtrt the Cash cdn be had for prtses
NE moment They ore drdrn.
IN ADDITION TO the highly interesting
stute OF the wheels heretofore, In this splcn.
did lottery, the drawing OF day, rendered
The prospect still more attractive To adyen-
FIVE DRAWINGS now re-
mnin 10 complete the scheme aud the great
rapittls of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-01-27

besides the = o0--the two 10000 s--the O.
Ooo-s of 1000, &c. &c. all sill undrawn, and
the whole Of which, except one, ARE NOW
FLOWING. In order 10 nilow distant nd-
yenlurers time TO renew their small prizes and
TO complete thof investments al thn iupor-
innt crisis OF the scheme, the Commissioners
have allowed AN extra interval before the
next drawing, which will take Place on the
22d day Of NEXT MONTH. Application
f5l onld bc made without delny
Whole Tickets S1b Quarters So Is
Halves 80 Eighths D7
njsTickets and shurcs, warranted undran
Ia lac had at
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The subscriber bY giving The above two inser-
hohs or 81 they reqnife Il they shall he ,<ta
ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
Lynchhnrg, Jannary l.. a
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Notice.
4 valuable I ract land.

whereon The said Wainwright resides, contan-
| ing ~ acres, be The same, more or less, I'D
. joining the lands Of Nicholas Robertson and
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Are Agents for the following Works
Edinburgh Review, 81 90
Quarterly Review 90
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London y reprinted every month, 90
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man aud Beck l 90
United States Law journal aud Civ
lian's Magazine, edited by several
mcmhcrs of the bar . 90
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