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$50, 1000 Highest pviZe.
St'IIEAlF
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1866 Bunk $,

Thisis a Lottery formed by the teruarv
combination aud FORMULATION OF 80 numbers.
To determine the prizes therein III. 80 mum.
Aerswill be severaily placed in aWheelon the
day at drawing, aud five ofthem will he drawn
oui aud that ticket having on ittLr,lst, I'd
aud 80 drawn Nos in Tire order in which
drawn, will be entitled TO the prize of 900
dollars and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos. in the FOL
lowing orlers, .ghal be entitled to he prizes
affixed to them, respectively, VIZ.
lhe Isl, Sd and I'd IL $4,000
-, 1t and Sd to 900
%, Sd aud Isl 10 5000
Sd, LIST aud 2dio 2,Y56
Sd, ID aud lst ts 2e56
Those . other tickets winch shall have on
chem thr.e 81 the drawn No, nnl ,hns. th,aa
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&c PACKAGES.
We ARE rnIs pay oFssiss AN ADpITiosAt
SUPPLY %
S asonable staple and Fancy
gr u a. - S,

> easonable Stapie anu rahey
&c y ~ - S.
s pieces liaek aud blue Cloth.
striped aud plain Angola Cashmere,
DO. 90. black Denmark satin,
Do. do. do clfeaAsian,
Super white Linen Drilling,
DO bfosn do. do
Silk siripe do. and Cotton do.
. cases Calicoes. (Parisian, Bolivar and y.
rian pa'ierns,)
do inghRIns,
Figured black aud brown Gro lie etc,
10. do anu white sat;ns,
White, Green. Pink, oIra" aud brown Flo
rences,
Do. do. do. do aud blue Italian Grapes,
Rich Vine stripe, black, white, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Grapes,
White AMI black white Ieese,
Ncapotan, onlbrc aud Gallze nandkerchiefs,
Q bnxes Gauge Ribhons, new slylc,
. DO. Curls do. .
100 pieces Al and 81 Cnmbrics,
~ snd 6-l Jackonet aud Mnll MusIins,
Waite aud colored Marseilles
DO. do. Valencia,
German, white and blaaS Cotton Hose,
Do do. do. do. Hose,
White and green GAUGE Vols,
Boblinet do.
Plain mud figured Bobhinet AMI Brcbanto Lace
Furniture aud Garment Dimlties.
} Il.c aud yellow Seersuckefs,
LAFAYETTE and Visiting Cards,
fancy Soaps,
~ and 6sI Dorchester Tickets,
& sets Tea China,
4 bates domestic Shir,ings and Shcctings
do do. do. riaids,
4 do. Jicklenburgs,
With great variety OF other Goods, which
they are determined 10 sell as usual, at redn-
.ced prices for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON 81 co.
June 10 tssJ
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AN ADDITIONAL

AN ADDITIONAL
SUPPLY OF
MEDlCiSES, DNUGS,
sc. &c sc.
=
SWAIM'S raNlCEa,
" hiteweM's liquid An-
proved OpoAeldoc,
Sulphate kiYubarb,
general assortment of Brushes,
teal CaJana Segars, very superior article,)
Long Pepper,
Lee'sPllls,
Lettuce Opium,
Cum Camphor,
Iceland Moss,
Calonel,
Cinnamon Bank,
Water Colours, in boxes and by the dozen, or
less, assorted,
Naples Soap,
super Carbonate Sodn,
Mead's Dyspeptie or oour.Stomaoh Pills,
best Salad OH.
Thermometers,
s0lphaie Potash,
lnfnelic. IN root and powder,
White Wax,
Shaving Boaes,
{ hihd Root,
oPodeldoc,
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TNlliE Subscribers have associated them
Il selves togcther, under the firm Of Lang
on the Milling business AT the Farm Mills
near Lynchbnrg. The Mills are in good
order tor grinding, and soon the ar
tiee is ready for market, they will purchase
wheat at the far market price, or grind for
others upon the usual terms
IlENitY S. LANGHORNE.
JOHN GARTH.
June 10, ls25. tf43
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And EXPECT Hourly.

Black, Grippe aoI Mandprne Robes, black
Nnnkeen Grapes, black figured Gro de Naples,
expected to be handsome, light and dark Ca
lieoes, White and blnck Cotton Hose, English
aud French silk Gloves, Tallita, Move Satin
and Embossed Ribbons, Piping End, Gauae
aud Gro de Naples ! I Elandkerchict,, leg
horn Bonuets, bales Oznaburgs, Coffee,
Glass Ware, SIC. &c. all of of which we shall
sell at the lowest prices.
". MCKEE g. J. G. MEM.
May 30. tssO
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to ELIZA +
IA ECIioLS, Esec,A of Joseph Echols,
deed, on account OF debts due the late firm of
EGhols y North, are rNluesled TO nuke i'm
mediate payment TO Ralph Smith, jr. CT A
BRAIN K. North, for me.
ELIZA F. ECHOLS,
Erecntrlr Of JoSeph Echois, decedssd,
by Nm L. Lambeth, Attorney
June % 3t44
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Marking Paint s. brushes

I HAVE constantly on hand, supply Of
L well prepared Marking Paint and Brush.
es. THOMAS J. DUVAL,
!aap2. YanA saaa.c,
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DY virtue OF a trust deed executed by
ID Philip Lively 10 the subscriber, bearing
date the 10th day of September, 1921, made
to secure debt TO Nancy Shields, therein
mentioned, and duly recorded in the county
court OF Amherst, SHALL on the 29th day OF
July next, il lair, if moi the next fair day, at
Amherst court house, proceed to sell, to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the !oIowiug proper
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- -Iiam Ovens 4. Griffin /. Leckie.

III linn O,,.,,o 4. Cr;H,, xL:
" -itaHt OUehs y uI!Uh l.. LecRle,
aiolhEphhiEo o. bNoh6lSlS,
tiaFe just feetfnd' ~ addition to their former
assortment, the following articles
C"lomel Cinnamon
s Sal Hm S"p'i%''' s s"aI' P"''''n
Cum Camphor Sa,inc Leaves
L'quorice Ball Black leIlchorc
Ba,snm Iolu Gum 1rngnranth
Gum AIyrrh Sal soda
kochcll Salts Balsam Copaiva
fnlv Rhnbarb Fancy Perfume Vials
salts Tartar Evans Crown Lam.
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One YYaet Of A.anA,

in the county of Amherst, adjoining the lands
of John Mcdaniel, Mrs Bourne, and the
lands belonging to The estate of John London,
dec containing 233 acres. Also, his intert
est IN his fathers estate, now in the possession
of his mother, Jane Lively, and TIE interest
lie may have in the estate of Jane Lively a.
her dealh-One bay Mare and one bay Horse.
Acting as trustee, shall convey such title as
is vested in me by said deed
WILLIAM MCDANIEL.
June % ntds45
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80 ENE pUNANC.

VIE subscriber takes this method Of
l. informing his friends, acquaintances and
the public seneraily, that he has taken for n
term of years, that -Nell known tahcrn house
in the -ia~n Of Lynchhurg, neur the upper end
OF main street, formerly occupied hy John
Hancock, esq called the
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XWo acces OF land.

In the town and corporation OF Iynchburr.
and adjoining the lot of William & Lynch, IN
the said town and corporation OF lynchburg,
which said two acres of laud tie said la>loe
purchased Of Lewis Brown, Of the said town
and corporation. Also, the following
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SLAVES-George and Joe,

Also feather beds, with lheir furniture com.
plcte, one walnut sideboard, one mahogany
bureau, one walnut secretary, one set walnut
dining tables, two walnut folding tables, toug
corner tables, of walnut, and three do2es
Windsor Chairs. The sale will confluence on
the premises, with the above described tWo
acres OF land, mud conclude with the personal
property, which will be offered nj lhe RESI-
dence OF the said John lay loe in The county
OF Amherst.
GEO. R WOoDSoN, t.r.o. c.
June dlW4W
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NIRGlNIA-At a superior court OF
' ehnncery holden in the town Of Lynch
burg, the 1911 May, is2J-
Jtgef,ou L. Will. plaintiff,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Advantage of Canal Irdnsportd
tion.-A traveller in passing the Great
Western Canal, in letter oil the 9th
inst. observes Nat Int.
saw fifteen large guns in one boat
which were brought from Sacketl's
Harbor, and were on their way to
New York-the smallest weighing
upwards Of % cwt. and some OF them
weighing 65 cwt.--the whole weigh
ing thirty i've tons; and The boat which
contained them was drawn by taco
horses with ease.
During the late war, / saw those
guns on their way by land, each gun
drawn by sir horses, which required
ninety, and then the roads were 50 bad
tnat / required twenty days or more
in their transportation. Should we
ever be again involved in war, yon
see with what facility munitions of war
&c. can be transported.
MASONIC.-The ceremony OF
laying the Corner Stone of the new
Masonic Edifice, erecting by lodge
No. ia al Downingstown was per
formed, according to previous notice
aud arrangement, on Wednesday, the
18th. inst. The Right Worshipiul
Grand Master OF Masons in Pcnnsyl-
vania, James Harper, Jr. Esq pres
ideut on the occasion A procession
was formed at the house of Jesse
Evans, Esq al high twelve. in ancient
der, consisting Of several Lodges,
| and in all about two hundred Masons
clothed and decorated with jewels and
insignia OF their rank and station, and
accompanied by Band of fine Mn
sic under the direction of MIR. Day,
who marched to the ground A glass
jar, containing several coins and pa
ePers was deposited in hole made in
The stone before il was laid. The Ger
emory was then performed in hand
some manner, by the Right w. G. M.
Harper, according to ancient and ap
| proved rule. The Rev. Mr.. Greer,
| addressed the Throne of Grace On the
occasion in solemn and impressive
prayer. The procession then reform
ed and marched TO beautiful grove
back ofthe village, where prayer was
again offered up by Mr.. Greer, and an
Grafton delivered by Josiah Randall,
Esq. distinguished for the excellence
of its matter aud the eloquent manner
OF its delivery. Some thousands OF
persons, attracted by sight and Ger
emonies so novel and interesting, were
present, and conducted with exempla-
ry propriety. After the Grafton, the
procession returned to the House OF
Mr.. Evans, and a large number sat
down to an elegantly and bountiiully
spread table.
Village Record.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Your fectienate friend.
LAFAYETTE.

Singular .Accideni.-A short time n
go young lady in Swanzey, while en-
gagged in factory, had the misfortune
of being completely scalped Her hair
caught in some of the machinery, by
which she was raised suddenly from the
floor to the height of two or three feet,
when the skin on the back Of her neck
was instantly rent, and stripped over
her head quite to her forehead, taking
off all her hair, and leaving her skull
entirely exposed and bare, The oper-
alton was so quick that she did not rea-
lie any pain till some time after the
accident happened, nor has the pain at
any time since been 50 excruciating as
might have been expected. She is in a
fair way of recovery, and will probably
be soon restored to her usual state of
health Ne,e Bedford paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
REV. J. sUMMERFlELD.

"A writer, IN the Boston RECORD ,
among other anecdotes, relates the fol-
lowing ofths eminently ,pious and dis.
tinguished man.
1t is said OF him, that being asked
Of bishop where he was born, he re.
piled, 81 was born in England, and
born again in Ireland" "What do
you mean?" inquired the bishop, cart
thou a master in Israel, and knowest
not these things" was his reply.
He told me that his first serious i'm.
pressions began when on going home
one night from the card table, he was
suddenly struck with the inequity Of
his conduct His heart labored with
the most pungent conviction, but he
was absolutely ashamedto disclose his
feelings. Ii was critical moment!
A turn either way would be of great
importance to the Church ofGod. Let
him resist the Holy Ghost, & provoke
him to depart, and one of the most dis
tinguished ministers that ever adorned
a section of the church, would be lost
to her. But while the hidden fire was
smothered within, Methodist class
leader happened to suspect, from his
nnwonted appearance, that something
serious was working in his mind, and
with characteristic vigilance and aaen.
ton sought the cause Of it, and found
the young man in distress for his soul!
He advised him to attend their class
meetings; and perhaps he might obtain
comiort-encouraging him 10 seek the
saviour of sinners.-He did attend,
and God met him in mercy, and made
him chosen vessel to bear salvation
to thousands of his fellow sinners!
Wonderful Discovery Baron Bruth
Cramer, celebrated German, has
found out! a method for making the com
mon tiPpler have the greatest loathing
and repugnance to all sorts ofspirits and
strong liquors. Take one tea spoonful
of the tincture of Colombo, one tea
spoonful of the tincture of cassarilla,
one tea spoonful of the compound tine
ture of gentian, wine glass full OF the
infusion of quassia, and twenty drops of
elixir Of Nitriol, = mix, and take twice or
thrice day, ard have jug of cold wa
ter dashed over the head every morning
coming out OF bed, and the feet bathet
in warm water every night.-Continue
this for six or eight weeks. DIR. Rothe
of Swiuemund, has succeeded with this
remedy in curing many poor creatures
men and women, who were killing them
selves by continual tipping aud drunk
l enneSS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
DOMESTIC.

On Saturday the seth, the Right Hon
orabIe CHARLES RicHARD VAUGHAN
was presented to thePresident of the u
nited States by Mr., DANIEL BRENT,
Of the Department, State, when he
delivered the letter of recall of
the Ris.t Hon. STRArFoRp CANNING,
his predecessor, and his own sreden-
tails as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pienipotentiary of Great Bri-
tain in the United States, and was ac-
cordipgly received by the President in
that character. Mr.. Vaughan then de-
livered to the President the answer of
his Sovereignty to the Presidents letter
of recall of Mr.. RusH, late Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentia-
~ of the United States in Great Britain.
We understand that Mr.. VAUGHAN
was accompanied by Mr.. ADDINeToN,
late Charge d'Afiairs of Great Britain
at this place, Capt STUART, Of I'll. b.
N's ship Phaton, and Mr.. BOYLE, at
tachod to the British Legation here, the
two last of whom he introduced to the
President.-.Nat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

By the Florida, which arrived at New
York on Friday last from Rio Janeiro,
Che Editors of the Mercantile Advert
ser learnthat much CONSERVATION was
produced at that place when it was
known that Lord CocHRANE had depart
ed from Brazil in the Piranga irigate--
it being unG erstood that he went off
without leave of the Emperor, carrying
with him all the money he had levied
on the people at Pernambuco, Maran-
ham. &c. and other property to large
amount Admiral -JrwETT, who was
suspected OF being an accessory to this
project, has been since arrested.
The last London papers state that the
Piranga was repairing at Spithead for
the purpose Of returning to Rio, but it
was not expected Lord Cochrane would
return in her The seamen had been
paid off, with liberty to continue in the
service or not.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

At a meeting of the Protestant Dis
senting ministers Of the three denomi-
nations resident in and about London
and Westminster, holden on The Sd of
May, 1875, the Rev. John Pye Smith
in the chair
II twas resolved, that as body, we
wholly disclaim every sentiment of re
ligious intolerance towards our fellow
subjects of the RomamCatholic persua-
sion; and express our earnest hope
that the legislature will, at length, de EN-
it proper to take measures for the re-
lief of all classes of bis majesty's sub
jects, who may be under penalties and
disabilities for conscious sake.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
SAILING OFTHEBRANDYWINE

The time draws near for the depar-
ture of the Nations Guest from the
American shores-He viii carry with
him the benedictions OF the whole nation
Never was homage more universal,
or paid from purer motives than that
which has heen rendered by the free
men of America to this consistent vet
eran in the cause of freedom.
Extract of letter from General Lafay-
cite, to Mr.. J. s. Skinner, dated
WAsuINoToN, 27th'Aug. 1895.
81 have just returned from my Vir-
giEia visits, excepting Mount Vernon;
there | must go dine on Thursday with
Commodore Morris, and large compa-
pany, on the 9th Sept. my birth day, at
the Presidents house. ] will leave the
U. S. government the next day, 7th, to
meet the Brandywine at the highest
place ON the eth-You see how few
days remain for me at Washington city,
where have several things to do; yet it
grives me to the heart to leave this shore
before shall have paid ones more visit
to my Baltimore friends. expect TO
hear from you.
Believe me forever
Your afectienate friend.
LAFAYETTE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

We learn with no uncomfortable re-
greet, that the weevil>have already made
their unwelcome appearance in our
neighborhood.
1t may be wellfor the farmers to ex-
anime their stacks daily, for many crops
were ruined last year before suspicion
was excited-Several within the COM
pass of a few miles were so completely
destroyed as to render tlIreshing unpro-
fitable.-ij.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

At Taunton in Massachusetts, they
print calicoes blue and white, two
blues, and fancy colours. The cloth on
which they print is superior to the Bril-
! fish, aud the printing and colours are e.
. qual TO any goods imported, of similar
; quality and prices. 1t is expected these
goods will soon drive the British manu-
. features printed low priced goods out
. Of the markets of South and North A
merica. If our printed calicoes should
be found tn wear as well and look as
well as our plain goods,we may rely up
on it, we shall command the market,
notwithstanding the advantages of cap
ital and other commercial arrangements
sf Great Britaln.-Dens. Pfsss.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Fire Engins-A new fire engine
has been invented at Berne, by a me-
chauic of the name of Schenk, which
possesses much greater power, and is
worked with much greater facility, than
any former machine of the same dis
cription. Its force is so extraordinary.
that the column of water which it sends
out will, at distance of 100 feet easily,
break up the pavement of the street,
until the houses, and demollish their
masonry up to the second floor
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

n Serious Bick!-At the close of
the polls in Lexington, Ky. MIR.
Wickllffe invited bis friendsto his house
where two or three barrels of punch,
&c. were prepared OF which4 or 500
persons drank. Some knaves, actuated
either by revsngeiul or mlschievous
spirit, threw a large quantity of Tartef
Emeac IN the delicious stimuIent, and
shortly after the barrels were emptied
it was observed that every road lead
ing from Lexington, lin number TO-
presented the singular spectacle OF
scores ofmen vomiting for their lives.
One ofthe individuals engaged in this
cruel sport, has been taken into custo
dy, another has made his escape, and
some are suspected who might have
been engaged in more honorable EN-
ployment. 1t is reported here, Though
we hope without foundation, that three
of the men thus numerically dosed,
have died; and that several others are
dangerouslyill.-W Western paper.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

The Z. S. troops lately ordered to
the Creek nation by General Gaines,
have arrived there.
Lswis .Ned,art, Esq. has been ap-
pointed. post master, at Frederick, vice
James S Houston Esq resigned. The
Post Office is removed next door to the
grocery store of Mr. W;Htam c. Russell
Market street Examiner.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

The London papers assert that Lord
Cochrane who is now in England, has
il under consideration to go to the as
sistance of the Greeks, instead of re-
turning to South America.
1T may be SO, but we rather incline
to the belief that the Greeks are too
poor to excite his Lordships patriotic
feelings in their favor.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Mr.. soMERvILLE, Charge dAffaires
of the United States TO the Court OF
Stockholm, (who, we understand, has
been detained in this country for some
time in health, left this city yesterday
morning, for the purpose Of proceeding
on bis mission.-.Nat. Jour.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

Hydrophobio.-Mr. White, surgeon
of Brighton, whose peculiar notions on
hydrophobia and interesting experiment
on himself have excited such general
interest throughout the country, is ia
good health: the woman and four chill
dren bitten by the same dog that iDjur-
ed Mr.. w are also well.
A medical gentleman has stated, that
a few drops of any mineral acid, put IN
the wound inflicted by rabid animal,
effectually prevents hydrophobia; it de-
conrposes the saliva poison, consequent
y no bad the effect follows.
Chelienhtm Journal.
General William Carroll has been
reelected Governor ol the State oil
Tennessee, without opposition.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-01-11
E1cHTEENTH CONGRESS.
[.4bstraeted from the Nat. Int. and Nat. Jour
FRIDAY, JAN. 2, 1925.
The Senate did not sit to-day.

The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. VINToN, from the committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to autho-
rize the Legislature of the state of Ohio
to sell the lands heretofore appropria-
ted for the use of schools in that state,
which was read twice, and committed,
and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. WILLIAMS, IN. CO. from the
committee Of Claims, reported bill for
the relief of Col. VIM. Duane, which
was read twice, and committed, and or
dored to be printed.
Mr.. NEWTON, from the committee on
Commerce, reported bill concerning
canal vessels, or boats, which was read
twice, and committed, and ordered to
be printed.
A letter on the same subject was Or
dered to be referred to the same COM
mittee and to be printed.
Mr.. M'LANE, from the committee Of
Ways and Means, reported a bill dis
charging a judgment against the repre-
sentatives Of Eliza Wadsworth, deceas-
ed, which was read twice, and commit
ted, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. MATsos, from the committee OF
Claims, reported bill for the relief OF
VIM. Pemberton, which was read twice,
and committed, andordered to be print
ed with the report.
Mr.. WHrrrLEsEY, from the commit