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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-07


Ike 2''e' haman events, itwas ni,ea WITH
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5 'Iast teRn, f'7 simon u hvnr the
sn5tb e.. - ~, "''e 9oiu,er "i the
irmplalins the al :, .".'i' y" e"n
raands - name III ,bs - SUI.
e7Hatre, as tsnc sllnl live VII -, l G
av'tarr, a1A virtue a friend
~ L'eR Rrolca.-Wn"nerpr a country Is
oppressed ny tyranny an iespolis,n, AMY She
- " sun 5I"f aud Lafayette 10 defend
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iaarnpndfn, iotr.., ,,s,.s', me
tn dami,f,r, u ut, - Ias,''.1 '"'a
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Dag.
by .fr. icieis Grfcaeg -Caof. y RLo1ce
is zeal lit reg'vl9s tie military slirf OF
iyHchhurB entities him to the thdna, Of It's
citizens.
Here c,ot,;n I,boaas 49,
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'''''''>' ''' ''c e'u'i'' ieh' Paid bun. We re.
greet that the wat OF room prevent u from
Publishing his speech, which, whilst ii docs
credit to him, will also reflect credit on the
campany he commands
:, pg "50''"' "o4af~- iohn Quincy Adan'
. .ay " ,."'' 1e iI'9'aen''a' 'h"ir WIN the
toand an asconi;n - ''' Sue''sso'' '""' he
By Lew. 1aiiafgro The Constitution of
Virginia As II protected US, 50 should we
nro'ee' N-good enough for those WHO can
go,I themselves No power Gun make II 50
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nil T., ;,,e,,, h' ~ ,,o, | nv W
Tor tIa.o ,,ho i,,,,t, s,e ana tc,J IN, ,,,,,
Is aud Injustice .. lis provisions.
By g,rxeaof Standardization Rqn4aIpl of
RoGHote The nneAible patriot and lnd.pcn.
dent statesm0n always true TO the constltu-
ton and to the country the brightest star Of
our National Legislature.
Many Other tonsis 10" volunteered which
wire 1851 III 'ne "diy
company "i - ar - gentlemen sat down
to din"er on Dnm'nd Hill, at which Chris
TOPPER Anthony, Esq. presided, a.si.'cd by
Cant. Samuel WHAT. where the folI,virr
toas,s were DRINK
l. me 4'h J"i!' l706-- fhe day on
Whirh the propl" rose 10 III HE MAJESTY Of
lnfiF power, anu buf5t aSiihhcr the shaC-
Mes Of tyranny
:. 'r slHorfs Of '9r pfr''fs''oo OF NV
it"norrd be lh'T memories,
ana may "" never lose siglt ~ tno'r pm
nl.dr.1 :. the,r ti,.s ,h,ir fo,tnn.s a,J
,h.;r sac,.d ,aonrs "
~, l,, ,,',',D' ..,.., IT..
- ~ ',"t' - u '.io :, ,''.'
,rrate from the memories Of gr,te.
ral people, the recollection Of their ser,i-
ces.
j. Washiogton-" First in war. first IT,,
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MASON Of 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-24

has seemed 10 entertain the unhappy notioI
'a' the other, and particularly the southern mari, IS
| ,he commonwealth, are possessed with eaIousy "a
,her prosperity (tor most prosperous they bate always
ma. been and do not tender ;ie interests with equal
'na Impartial care. believe there was NOR,
Srouud'ess imagination never shall forget The mos
STRIKING instances IN which il was exhibited In 1915
some Twelve or fourteen banking companies we're form
co oy private associations, directly against a positive
statute, chiefly IN the upper part of the Northern Neck
'hese applied 10 the Legislature for charters of ncor
pofa'ion; The charters refused and The iustit,-
SiOiis were suppressed. Mr. Mercer thcu n rpo,bcr
ioi Coudohn, seemed 10 think that this wise and ,efaa
'' measure proceeded from Wilfu, disregard OF ilE
essential interests OF the petitiohcrc and he was III
transport Oh Indignation AT this imaginary niustice
then i'st, commenced his ''tlistrist pf tn, General
,sSe"oiy ION account OF its present constitutions"
'teb hfSt, he inCHaccd with conyention for ne
St'''sen'en of our SINS | know not, whether MIR
hefce haS ever changed his opinions on the shiec, of
oe ranks: but 60 hope, that Tie great body oi the
people, who took So lively interest in them nj the
lne' have been Instructed by the dis,rcss(u lessons
OF experience " Ch this whole nation has since AFFORD
ed and tia now they bless the hand that stayed them
OF e very 6T1nk OF the prccirice, from pGngine into
lux aoNSs Oi rum For my own part, can tru, say,
ha' excepting some prediction for the spot ON yI
! was born and where my heart first beat with u,;
uue Tor khdness there no part OF this beloved con-
h0hweath whose happiness 30 tender with equal
solicude. " -
Coalitions have often occurred and must be fredncrtIz
occurring In general, they excite in me little, ar,t-
henson and surprise But If the lovers of nu,e I,S
o'acy, disconented with the practical republicanisrr
OF our existing Institutions, shall take Mr. Mercer for
heir any and their leader in the work of reformation
snail llnll the union strange, indeed and potcntgts
Tor IL VIII be- to my mind proof that they are
possessed with such ardour for the attainment of their
ends as renters them regardless of the means. sct
up no pretentions TO exclusive rcpubIcaDisr would
no eNconnunicate MIR. Mercer, he and his colleagues
oil te dccenvIratc OF Loudoun would excom,nupicote
me- but there Is 50 much of practical democracy in nv
political principles that never wi! consent that Mi
Mercer shall have the CHEF hand framing eoec,a-
'acnt FOR me and my children.
MASON of 10
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FOR SALE.

Loo Barrels Cut IIerrings No.
Smithfcld Family Bacon
10 barrels best Newark Cider
Antigua Rum, Malaga Wine
Peach and Apple Brai dy, Gin and WhskoT'
Loaf, lump and brown Sugars
Teas, Coffee, sack Salt, Far
Mems fine aud coarse Bootccs md SHOES
Ladies morocco AID leather do
Cotton Yarns, IN 5lb. bales, No. to 10
20 barrels and 5 half barrels N1ackefcl
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'"'"' az our last .No-Under the editorial head, "a.
while almost every offence even of The n,ost t
hhS nature &c 'ead, while every offence, even of the
most trifing nature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-24

at meeting of the citizens of Richmond who arc
friendly to Convention al the City Hail. on Friday,
2othinst William Munlod Esq. was called 10 the Chair
and Alex W. Jones, Esq. was appointed Secretary.
The resolutions which published last week in the
papers OF this city were submitted to the meeting but
before the question for their adoption, was put. tho
meeting, on motion, adjourned till Thursday evening
2Gth inst at o'clock at which time it will be held in
the Capitol.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-24

During1hc last week, considerable quantities Of To-
baoco were brought to market, which have gencr-
ally gone off at quotations. We should advise our
country friends get their crops TO market as early as
possible.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-24

me Fh"adeipha columbian Observer says every
day increases thousand fold the popularity If Ceoree
krcoer who IS now decidedly the Idol of the people of
Penosylyania, next TO General JactsonD And tbe ".
York Courier adds, ''Well may it be inquired If such
ore tbe Gods. what must be the worshippars,n
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90 -. I. .NereanllLe .1dretliser. .Mon II

tro'o M. ". l..HCrCG7,tIc .3dreyiiScT. May II.
Zoe bon NJ Anderson, Minister to colombia and fami-
~ arrived at this port yesterday IN the brig VIM Bayard,
from Cafthtgeua.
VIC have received BY the VIM Bayard, Bogoa papers
Aprh = Col campbell the British Commissioner chcd
that city on te 1s With authority to adjust and conclude
treaty ofenmneTce and navigation with tine Republic.
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NIARRIED.

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev Mr willis. Mr.
lillian HALEY, To Miss ELIZABETH, daughter of i,
uebury Allen, esq. all Of Henrco.
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SLATE.

For sale by the subscriber, all ,ic SLATE thar mae r..
raised the present season State river in Buckingham
county, Va.
.qLSO FOR S.qLE.
376 Acres of Land in New-Kent CIV.
10 miles from Iichnoud IN which a fsr.ai. .y,oa'
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ggGDoIesate 25rtees @urre1tf.
RICHMOND. MAY .. 1895

Siogle .4riicies.
Cotton, per ID. - p
Goals, bush. 10 a -
Flou., City Mills, ) >
do. up country, ! 81
Grain, Wheat, brsh. - 80
Com, Go. 70
Oats, do. 25 Il 27
Tobacco, fine, Id. 12i . ID
DO. good, Z 70
do. common, 4 = 8
DO. manufactured, 10 d 30
iarj5~S oM.cr .7yifcics.
Bacon, per lib. Z a g
i]eesva&. do. s.
Butter, do. ALI
Ciea,s, per 1000, 200 ais
Coffee, best Green, Ib. 10 a 20
do. comrron, 10. IS
Card> NolO. doz. s Goa : 90
Cntdles, mculd, lb. l21 a Is
do. Sperm. do. % d 10
Cheese, 10. Ga1n4
Chocolate, No |. do. 12afG
Fish, Mack'lNo. /. bill s 90
do. ,, do. 5 %
do. ;, do. j GO
llrrrings, cut, old, = a 5
DO do new, j
Shad, old, Ga-6 So
Feathers, per ID. 81 a 80
Grmdstnmcs. ncr inch, "a g
Glass. So II. 9x1O. SEQ - ; 50
do. do. 10xt2. j 90 Il 4 so
Hides. Il Ayres, lib. 1890
DO. Prmhinbuco, dry, II
Hemp. 1JO lbs. IL a )
hon, Swcd. do. Ja55
do. Country, ID a 5
Lard, do. gaIO|
Leather, best sole, ID. 2G a %
do. inferior, do. p %
do wax upper. ps. 2 a i
CaliSkius. doz. lGa So.
Lime. Thorn. cask. / 30
Molhsses. per gall. SOa35
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"A T 4 meeting ef the Rrtmoad Jockey Clv6 May Ilt
"a 1875, tine following Resolution vas adoutcd.-
whereas It is understood tn't The JOCKEY Crh o Mart
ton Tor their purses: Rss1rd That Tire c,...e Of t,a
land be and hereby invited corc .r.r. as, corr
pete o' our purses without regard to ire iCa5 s ofG.
Club. which as follows
ANY person DESTROYS Of becoming, ..nh-r 1,r H, NM
POsl Of starting horse, may do So ao t,u -5urg,ec m
the Club, and paying double entrare.
Resoircd That this preamble rrso' ...n. --t.' '-.
of This Club, nc published e.
WADE ..~
1JIhe editor Of the A. ...
ser the above once i'm his ..r ,.. ...r D..
tbs Office Tor payment
Nav q
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AND ron REST.
A three-stOTy Brick TeneTnc

Adjoining the Grocery occupied hr tie ras~..' or-;
ezcelleut stand for business. "a. %EJGIg ID.
May 2l-tf nm IRE Vg,iy'
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A superior Court of Law, continued
"A by adjournment and held for Amherst
county, on Saturday the Both of April, 1926.
Richard Burch, for the benefit of
Arthur Hopkins, Pit
AGAINST III DeDt.
William Crutcher, Def
Ii is ordered That the defendant be ruled
TO appear here at the next term, TO show
cause why the Judgment, entered in the
Clerks office IN this cause, shall not be set a.
SIDE aud the cause redockeled
And al a Superior Court of Law, continued by
adjournment, aud held for Amherst coun
~, ON Friday the Doth day of September,
ls25
On motion of the plaintiff by his attorney
! Is ordered, That The rule made in this cause
At the last Term, be renewed, returnabIe AT
Fl he next Ierm-and that The same be inserted
Va the Lynchburg Nirginian, published in
DYnchbnrg, two months successfully il az
caring to the Court that the defendant, does
% reside within the bounds ofthis common
ealth' A Copy-Teste,
o a. B. DAVIES, c. 8. c.
oe'' I'' W8w22
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14YIAeS29 E.tgaya1s
a fec doolS b, !oto the FaIn.eis' Baa&,
HAS FOR BAIR-

4 jec doors J.'oto The FumeIs' Baa&,
HAS FOR SALE
Prime ana inferra. Vest inala Sugar
Ol.eans Srg o. Nola..ls
Double refined and comman oaf SugS
Best Green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate =
Ginger, Pepper Spice, Copptras
GuopoW DIT, and Imperial Tea
Sherry aud Malaga Vine
West ludla and New England Rum
Ere ch Brandy. American Gin
Old aud nen Whiskty
Tallow and sperm. Candles
Wool Hats, Cotton Ctrds
Fur Hats, assoted sfZps
Bal Iron, Biisierrd and German Steel
Cut and Wrought Na,Is, Hoop Iron
Earlhenware aud Hardware, assorted
Mems fine and coarse Shoes
Ladies' Morocco aud Leather Shoes
Writing and Wrapping Paper
Paying Garcia
Domestic Cttten Shceting s. Shirting
Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers
German and Briti,r Osnaburgs
Country made Tow Cloth
Napt Cotlons, Rose Blankets
Best Liverpool lilrd sack Salt
hackarel aud Shad
Bacon, Butter, Cheese,
And various other articles-all of which
he will sell low for cash, or exchange for
Bar Iron, Bacon, Eiisar, Whiskty, Brandy.
&c. ht The marke... ace,
November 8. N6w
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The capital, Richmond. 10Th SOv.leia. Tesl.,



PeYton Drew, Clerk c..
lambs ~ PENNSYLVANIA
3lracts on patent 24lh Aug 1870. to John
II eli. and JOSEPH kirkbride, IN pnfcbasa 81
Il afrauis dated l9h July 1893, 70 john ihii-
ips. ~. 81. TO Rebeccs Phillips, 80 81. 10
Nm. Cross 3y2, l172 - sres--in 'omefsd
esnnly, Londonderry township, adjoining
lands ri Henry nhatyafds, Staarl simpson
Michael Beeghley, George Shorks, Adam
Brittle sarnh Potter, Wilson Boyer, Jaeob
Counlryman, aud others taxes paid TO last
year.
tract on patent lst Iuly 1894, 10 George
Mead, in pursuance OF Warrants March l4e1,
containing 100 acres in Cieortetd county, on
nr near the Suuemhouing, No. 53al title
clear aud taxes paid 10 last year.
Part OF tract on patent, 10th Aug. l7s2,
to Matthew Mcdonnell, in pursuance oil n
warrant 2lsl March, 1908, containing l24a-
cres 81 perches, IN CpH,beriand county
Part OF tract in Da0ptln county contain
ing LOO acres, said To he about i 10 IT miles
rom Harrisburg and IN IL ueirhbn'hood o
lands where coal has been lately discovered.
tract IN NoJihuplberinnd county, contain
ing 4l6 acres, in Potter township, Penu's Val
'et on patent lsl July, isl, to Jno. Greeh,
in pursuance Of warrant 10 Susannah Col
laday.
D tracts IN SchuglfiH comfy, containing up
ward Of 2OoO acres in Brunswick and Man
helm townships, these lands are SAL to CON
tain coal
Titles to part of the lands in Pennsylvania
requiring explanation, The subscribers, Anc-
tiaueers, are requested to be called on for
such XplannliOns.
4 port ofthe purchase money TO be paid
on delivery of the deeds, the remainder, on
satisfactory security, in one, two, and three
Years, with interest.
Parlie, wishing 10 purchase at private sale
will apply 10 the Anctioneers
T.B. FREENAN& SON,
Auctioneers.
TIA prations for psrch..e If private
- NAV ma . to ~ ii ruov, ipy,. so
anton, or 10 Mr.. Thomas May, Richmon5,
Nov g. IWIlJ2
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n Teacher WanteA,

YOUNG man well qualified Ia teach
reading, writing, arithmetic aud few
classical scholars who can bring Testimonials
10 that effect, can get good wages in "A veal
tb, agreeable negiborhood, ia the county OF
CamPbrli, twenty murs south ol Lyuchburg.
Any gentleman wishing such situation eau
"blain the necessary information lay personal
n written application TO \. s. II. in Lynch
burg at any time. before the 10th Nov or to
The editors of the Nirgnian after that period.
Oct, 81. tsQt
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Wheat and New Elo,,p

'INIlE subscriber will pay the highest
cash price for wheat, delivered "a, the
Lynchhurg Mills.
+. s, have few half barrels new flour,
warranted TO be good
HoWSON 8. WHITE.
July % Is 10
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70 .n, Thomas .4ldfdge, Of the STATE Of

To Nh, Thomas .7tdridge, Of the STATE Of
.Ndbdmd.
SlR / hereby give you notice. that On
- the 2sh, 10Th. and 3odh DAYS of Noyem.
her. 1925, nj the Clerks Office OF the county
court at Nelson, shall proceed 10 take the
deposili"ns ol Benjamin d. Harris aud others.
To he read rs evidence on the trial of sui
depending in the Superior Court Of Chancery
tor The Lynchbmg District, ia the State of
Virginia, wherein |, rs the Admr of Jesse
Clar kNon, dec. am plaintiff and You are de.
tendant. ROBERT RlVES
Oci. - W24N II
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Masonic Notice.

nils Rev. NICHOLAS II. COBBs,
! vii preach the funeral off'nan Il
Daci Charles Mafkie. deed. ai tn" Buck
Church, in Liberty. On The Isl Sunday ~
December neat. Al rsgnlar master Ma
sons. sre respectfully invited Ia Join IN
process n. which will move from tue Hall
Al IL O'Clock.
h, Oder, -
70. STRATTEN.
NV. 10. lDlb
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600 ACRES

On Witchers' treel,, branch OF 9.uuulon Ri.
,rr, aud $3.50 a. / Us adjoining IT,
lpsi mrnlionrd tract, aud On Slaunlon River
-holl these tracts are wood lHnd well tim
prrrd, mud routuinsn considerable quantity
Of good Tobacco baud The above lauds will
be sold upon accommodating Drrms. go uunn.
titles to snii purchasers. JOIN PATE.
Nov. 10. wiWl IT
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EXeeutovs' ~nte

Y conformity h the last VIII aud tesla .
I ncui al SOLOMON Hardy. deceased, will
., sold on the Isl day OF December, to the
l5ehest bidder At hi, late residence, near la.
Us, Preston, u Cos Mil, on Goose Greek, III
the county ol Ncdlord. N7iuad trHtf,
Land, containing about COO AGREE
Nso, another trnct, to he sold on the same
10y and nj the sumo place, lying on Crad-
.iorkH Greek, near Staunfon rtrer, ia lie
anne county, containing about 30 ACRES
Nlso, several likely Young EIAOE5
-svcraI head ct horses, II likely stock oi catU
considerable qua lily $50" 0a0ened p4rb
likely stock OF Noulg Uogs. "A small stock ri
eeep. aWagou aud gear. household Il kitch-
ga iurnture. plantation utensils, all The crop
/ corn aud fodder, aud sundry articles too
r. .ious 10 mention. The land 10 lac sold on
credit OF one, Two aud three years in equal
'annal iusialmeuts, the negroes aud other
lrnperty In lac sold on credit OF thirteen
nnnfhs, except such sums ms are under hNr
iollnr., which the cash will be required fn..
II sums above that nmouni bonds with a.
rpsed security will be required The abot. E.
ale will lie continued iron lpl 20 dsy (sun-
lays ccxcpfeih 81 all Is sold
BENJAMIN TURNER. Far.
Of Solomon Harry, dec.
Bedford, Wv 10. 2I4
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VIE Subscribers, owning the Land as
Il the junction of the north and south
Fork OF the Roanoke, in the county of Mont
gohmry, having been solicited to lay ot.a
TOWN, have determined TO DO SO, aud will
sell out the
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.An0thec Tract
les ACRES

On Sieunton River, adjoining GreenH Gods
On This trasl ). a smdi plantation, 'mely
cleared and IN good repalI--a considerable
portion al HI, tract il GOOD Tobacco land
Also, 80 ACRES On Srnanton Riall
adjoining fam.- p o.. sanl Nrad and VI
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.ur. drm ROSSer,
Oct 90

our. drtd ROSSfr,
NOU will please take notice, that u,
4 Tuesday the ODD day ofNovembrr ucxl,
at TIE Franklin Hotel, in the town Of Lynch
burg, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. \
aud o clock. Z. NJ. shall proceed TO taxi
thu deposilion of William NJ. REEVES, which
shall otter rs evidence in suit nov depcnd.
ing, in the superior Court of Cbaacery for
the LynChhnrg District, in which YOU arr
plaintiff and myself drlendant-On tbat DIV
and at the above named place, You or your
cent can attend II yon tIink proper.
JAMES L STEVEN
Oct %. tsol
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.Nr. Charles Haynes,
: FAKE NOTICE, that on Thursday IN,

AM. w i, Niat on ihoF"i"S the
Isl day Of December next, at Capt. Ia
cob Whites Grocery, in Bedford connty,I shall
proceed Ia take the deposition of Willis Gil
aspie, and the athdavits of others, and TO
continue from day To day until all ale taken,
TO he read as evide, or, in the suit now de-
pending, and undetermined in ehancery, in
the county court of Amherst wherein YOU
are plaintilf and myself and others4lrleudants
PHILIP THURM0ND.
Nov. 3. wives
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fessrs. John Buman and Dnrid l.
ENrLEMEN-- You will tx.

ihat shall, on Friday and - ....,
18Th aud 10Th days of November next, at nv
""n house in the county of Amherst, brtwecn
'hr rising aud setting OF the sun Of said da,s,
roceed 10 take the dispositions of Viii,
Duncan and others, aud or Monday and
Tuesday the 2lst aud 22d days of the same
month at the Tavern house ol JohnChldrcs,,
Ia the county OF RIO, khrdge, proceed to take
the depositlens of Nicholas Jones aud oth-
(Which deroslions when taken, are 10
he read rs evidence on ,hc trial of "A ,nt de-
pending aud undetermined in the Superior
court al Chanccrv Tor the stanton District.
wherein am plaintiff aud You are defend
nnts-At each of which places you MAY at
tend il you think proper.
JABEZ CAMDEN.
Oct. 81 w.luI2
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Y aluable Land for Sale.

4 S executor Of Caleb Halls, dee | will
sell, at public auction, on NednG,day
he 23d November neNt, on the premises, q
TRACT OF LAND, lying in the lower
end al camphe'l county. on the waters -
Failing river, adjoining the hnd> of John
onannnn x ,o,taiuinc abont zoe ACRES.
terms OF sale Will be one, tNo aud hree
Years credit. Bonds with approved securi-
~, will be required.
NILSSON CRAWFORD,
Ear. u Catch Rails, dec
Oct 81. i23NI2
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xR-ILB he sold, To The highest bidder,
w far ready money, At Miner Co.'s Ia
vefn, IN amherst county, on saturday Tue 81
day II December neNi, OITD TEACT
Oh Parcel OF LIZ ND, lying IN
the county AFORESAID, containing Forty acres,
he The tine more or les adjoining the lands
Of Miner Gov, Elias VII, aud kenbrp Aor
yelt-Al- ONE oTEER TRACT
o. LAND, containing ihr.f Bc,c# be
ine the present residence 81 William 7. Al1se.
lie foregoing tract, ot land were conveyed
by deed ~ trust, by the SAID William =.
Muse, tor ccrtain purposes therein express
Ell, which Is pf record n The Clicks Office oi
the county court of Amherst. such title rs
Is ye lel ~ mr will be conveyed 10 the pur
CHASER REUBEN NOltFELl., Trustee.
Nov. 10 atdsl4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-11-14
NOTICE.

NE shall proceed to sell to the highest
w bidder on the 10th day of November
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EDHF Subscriher us received hy the
~ --latest arrivals from Sew iorl and ....-
adelpilia tie following ARTICLES, which luge
fhsr Wfih his stuck on hand, renders his ~
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-01
A fishing schooner BELONGING TO Bos

A fishing schoonT belonging to Bos.
tonf fell in with thdkhip %Izette, which
arrived here on Saturday from Liver
pool. The skipper thinking that all
ships on our coast must be bound 10
Boston as a'matter of course, he being
none of the best of nayigators, and
wishing to get home as soon as posi-
bic, undertook to follow in the wake of
the ship. He did so, but instead of
arriving at Boston, in a few hours found
himself snug in Portsmouth harbor.-
The first questions asked were "What
town is this? How came | here 3
Where is Boston, and how shall I get
there ;"
The same skipper brought in a sword
fish, which he took with a harpoon of
Mount Desert, which measured ten
feet in length, and being cut up nearly
filled two barrels. The sword, detach-
ed from the fish, about seven feet long.
Portsmouth advertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-01
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1925.

We solicit the attention of our readers to the
beautiful Stanzas under our Poetical Head
they VIII please on account Of their intrinsic
merit, but more on account OF their subject
Such a tribute ofrespect to the memory ofthe
truly good and pious NoRRls, cannot fail to
be read with a melancholy pleasure; nor do
we believe a reader can be found who, with
a knowledge o. the theme, win deny the just
ness of our correspondents Euiogy.