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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

Al superior court of chancery, holden capitol il,
Tue Guy OF Richmond, the 21s day of June 1924:
'0'sp" f'cc' I'D" or OF William o. Winston deceased,
PHE
Edmund 81 Norvell admor OF Thomas Norvell deceased
Nancy Norvell, the widow, Jose phne Martha Marv
and Thomas Norve, infant children and heirs of Thon
us Nofvci dec d by the Marshal this court specially
assigned their guardian to defend in this suit,
Thomas Pollard E,s
against
The M.
Jesse VIM, adm bonis non uf CHAPMAN Austin 6ec
simeon Austin, and Robert j. kncaid, and Constance
ms wife, and Hannah Austim heirs of the Cha
Austin, deed, PR
against
The same mr.
These causes this day to be heard together the
FIRST on the BILL answers, exhibits the examna of w
ness, and the Reports of Commissioner Baker made in pur-
Suace oil e order of the one tho
sand eight hundred aud the scoud upon the
Dill as amended answers exhibits, the examination of
witness and the third upon the BILL answers and evain
oh oi witness; and all the upon reports made
IN the causes OF Macon against Norve and Bowes agan
osoy WIN the exceptions thereto filed by plaintiffs in
ese causes (which reports adopted by of all
these parties, subject all Ist excep,ions:l and .e-
argued by counsel. On consideration whereof the CONF
oo iecomm the said reports, with the exceptions thereto
20 commissioners Pendleon him examine and renot
'heeupon as to him may proper or either nartv
may require And the doth order that the said Com
missioner do take Of estate of the ,estator
lhonas Norvel d, that renans and subec, TO
his debts And the doth further order that the Com
ssnner do state an account of claims upon
the estate of the said Thomas Norye er
oe h"ce thefeo being published in any news
papers published in the city of Richmond Hing upon ALI
the creditors OF the said ThSmas Norve Decd to exhibit
their claims before him. certain day to be named II,
the said notice, and motion plaintiffs by their coup
sell the court dot! order, that the defendant Edmund 3
Norvc pay into the Farmers Bank Virginia all the mo-
ney winch he now hath in his hands, WHICH ma here
after receive from the sales of the estate of his
20 Tie cfet OF the FIRST of these suits, subject 10 the future
order OF the And the like motion the cou do,h
further ORDER that the marshal court do expose 70
sale, at public upon reasona BILE notice teref NH
sed as aforesaid all the residue estate of e
SAID est'o made liable by his will the pa ymenr of his
sonabe
upon holding the title for the purchase money and make
report of his proceedings therein the court
copy. Teste,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
Nm. ". HENHNG, c. c.
CoMMIss1orEnsOrr1cr

~ Itlc1Nnold, Iyht JdaY, IU25.
appointed the 18th day of July next to commence rho ~
counts directed III the foregoing order of court; on which
day. at o'clock, A. NJ. they required attend at nav
once III ms city, with their accounts, vouchers &C. ready
for examination and settlement.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
aatsrelIameo.a Department.
ASSOCIATIONS.

How oft the shades OF joys departed pass
Across the scene, while Memory holds the glass;
Till spell bound Fancy thiuks the whole is real,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
TIRGNI4:

al superior court OF 'hancery, holden at The capitol, in
the city of Richmond, the 21st day of June 1924.
Joseph Price, admor of William o. Winston, deceased
Pr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

*Major Henry Bedingcr of the 1885, the flower
OF American youths who surrendered with Fort WASH
ngton York Island. Out this number, 900 died
from III treatment, in the short space of months Major
H. 81 then lieutenant, notwithstanding ne had received
wound on that day, incarceaod board those oat
ing hels the greater part of the four years nc was PRISON.
cr lie afterwards served the close the Revoution
and had many "hair-breafth escapes"
tMajor Michael Bcdingcr afterwards distinguished
as partisan oicer-was always among the 10 voin
cer' and among the foremost in the hour danger He
~ the battles of Germantown, Pscataway, Brandy wine
&C. aud was At the taking Of Corvallis lie has also rem
decd essential service against the Indians was selected
oy Cen St Clair to couciliae the feelings procure the
aid of the friendly Indians.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

Edmund Norvell admor OF Thomas Norvell decea sed
Nancy Norvei the widow, and Jose phne, rha Mary
ana hnonas Norveii infant children and heirs of Thorn
as Nofvc dec d by the Marshal of this court specially
assigned their guardian to defend them in this suit
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
mo. 4S.
WINTER GOODS

1nHE subscribers are now openings " r
- general assortment of STAPLE GOOD !.
among whirll ARE The following:
81 . 10 aud III Ross blankets, low char
gcd,
Superior London DufTle and Point Blankets,
all sizes,
Napt Cotton, af the most approved marks,
shepherd aud Hoist London superfne Cloths,
(equd 10 m, ever in,ponedD
DO do Csssiineres, striped aud plain,
A large assortment Irish Linens,
4 nnl ID IRISH she.iings, oi approved bleach,
Elegant figured silks come entirely new pat
trrus)
Plaid Popfins, n handsome article,
Bcnuliinl Cirensfian Fluids,
ID curtain Cal,eo, new style, and very sn.
prrlor,
White Bali Fringes, and Toilet do
With n general assortment Of other Goods,
selected recently nj New York, from The In.
lest .importations from England, France, dc.
all of which thay intend Ia sell nj the most
reduced prices for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
October 90. ts12
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Are AGENTS for the following Works.
Edinburgh Review, SIS 90
Quarterly Review 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
London s. reprinted every month, 8 90
New York Medical and Physical jour
nal edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck
man aud Beck 90
United States Law Journal and Chi-
Iian's Magazine, edited by several
members Of the bar 90
al payable IN ddcdnce.
f.. l.. and II. y. IL. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works of merit published
in the United States.
They have always on hand all the New
Publications, and IA good assortment q
standard works in all the department u
literature. Orders from distance care
uIly attended To. Jan 7
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Cloths, CassilMeYes and
Vestings.
WE ARE now OPENING

WE ARE NOW OPENING
n SUPERB ASSORTMENT or
The best superlati,e blue and black Cloths,
some of which are superior
4 handsome assortment Of middle to hne
aud superline do.
Also, IA general assortment of low priced
TO fine do. all colors
Blue, black aud mixed super double mile
ditto,
Common and low priced do.
Elegant Satin raised liz. Velvet Nestings.
London Toilenetts and Valencia (heautllul)
Super and common white Mars.illes,
Fancy wove figured and printed do.
Rich and common Swansdown,
Washington and jackson Silk Nesting,
LAFAYETTE and fancy do.
Il. which may be added great variety
Of other ARTICLES in the same line. Gentle
men DESTROYS of obtaining the best of att
cles al moderate prices, will please call, as
they can doubtless be suited
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October Il. tsia
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VOL. I'LL
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
Journal Of Foreign Med,c,ne.
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ID. aud WILLIAM PRICE. II. ID.

| Conducted by SAMUEL EMLIS, Jr. NJ
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to the patti onae, oithe public, will be con. net.
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Synopsis oithe Foreign Magazines, Journals
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icltons, the matter which they contain Is ito
Scther ola mixed nature, and DIN The mo z
unequal. They are a vast field, where golden
wheat is too often ohokedby useless Or PC nj
cious ta,es, n.d where it imports us Ike the
prudent hnsbandman, to reject the one, aud
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time SO uume OTIS, 50 'ostly
ard So difficult to be procured, thai rally hey
ear only be consulted by ala, ~ G,alot,tg p the
cultiyatois oil scienceutthe Unte,. STA IS, thro
medium somewhat simila 10 the one low
proposed. ltisthereiore meant To IKE an eN-
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exhibit the iogress oithe PnvsIcal Sciences n
broad, butto do away, in a great degree, he
necessity oiiecur,ing to the work themselves
The content. olthe journal will be arranged
under he division of
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9. Selected Reviews.
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H. List oil New Publications.
The wo K is published in numbers III Jan "a
ry, April, July, and Octoher, forming yearly a
large volume.
This Journals continuation of the Ele,
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Published quarterly-Price Four Doliafsd yea
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
New and Eashionable
GOONS.

Elegant CiIcassian Plaids,
DO do fpr Ladies' Cloaks,
Cd Merino black Bombazeen, n eomfor-
table article for ladies' dresses.
4 superb assortment OF laslionable Cali.
CUES, amoog them some real Lafayette
patterns,
A lresh supply of rich Swiss Mnslins.
Masonic silk liandkvrchie.s, aud Mala-
bar do
A few elegant Chinchila Hats,
Black and eoluurrd Gros de Naples Silk,
ol the latest style aud pattern,
l case Grape Rohes, all shades,
A FEW pieces Ra,tlnetts, lor ehildrcns'
wear,
Plaid Ron'h'g ties, ~ very low p,iees,
in New York for cash, aud viii b.,
sold nj u small advance.
MCKEE, ROBINSON &, CO.
November .. tses
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
Museum Of Foreign Literature
and Science.

ca,cted by ROBERT WALSH. in.
r,,.,atureofthis enterprise, may be un,ter-
- from few considerations winch the adj
User, adventure to subloin to cir ailnun.
a,,aoft. The periodical works of Great
ba,.nand France contain mass oil literary
ad.eicntfc Intelligence, whion doesn&rcach
= IocIiean public for want OF suitable
s,nneI, but which would he read among us
m eoial pleasure aud profit. Such Of the
nth Reviews and Magazines as are reprint
IN The United States---not excepting the lee
.hurgh aud Quareerly Reyiess-embrrc-
.a.h natter which is ~ little interest aud Jfno
ls,ntage to the American reader, and not un.
,,aosutly fitted To vitiate mis- literary taste, his
Inuals, or his political principles. II Is deslra
/, undeI these circumstances, that selection
snnld bemade, such as would furniah the va
liable and entertaining portion OF Their con
f,,,s. To the exclusion otthe other portion con
E,t;ng Of details aud speculations either unm-
rstine,nlh.mselves, OF mischievous in their
4 tendency. oraltosether of local concern aud
.aoIication. On tins plan, idle expense and
[aiess consumption Of Tune, would be OLIVIA.
+a for pages destitute OF merit might be sub
snuIed many OF value which now remain un
Lpown aud inaccessible. OIL several British
NuaI. Of the scientific and eruditc cast, and
bhrsindecd OF more general and al the same
bip very solid character, little or no use is
mode BY the editors and compilers oftl,e pcrio-
Eeal works printedin the United States.
The object of the one nov advertised,i is tina
Icrumulalion, in form, OF the ma
|er,al, thus neglected, and of the literary aud
|rent;6c a,ticIes worthy OF being reprinted III
khis country, but which, when so, are accom-
banied by others possessing no claim to atten-
Lon. interchangeable Select Rcviews--aliin
n thedesign, but not equalin comprehensive
ness. to the present, hou,ished for some years
!, this city, aud would, it may be presumed,
Iwe continued tobe supported by widespread
nbsrr,ution. but for an alteration of the plan,
md series Of adventurous reverses. The revi-
al oft. with aiargcr scope, would seem likely
) he attended with still more signal success
It's original existence, owing to the great
of readers of periodical works,
and the wide diffusion ofthe habit of seeking in
them. characterization and amusement.
The Museum commenced IN Jaiys 1912. II
forms tuogolumes aye'r.
Ps5!lslt4 monthiy-Pnce Sir Dollars year,
pdyabLe in adrance
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~ The EDIroRs OF THE VIRGINTAN,
(agcnts for Lynchburg and its vicinity so
licit subscriptions to the Nbo'e works
The North American Review, and AmcrI-
can journal of Science, particularly, are
now well established, and have IA decided
eiaim To public support, as fornli,s '1npor-
tant parts of our nai,oAdi literature.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
PRIME GROCERIES,.

~. Mckee {. j. q. .NEE.H hH'' o" mana
400 sacks best Liverpool hi'ed SAT-
10 hhds brown Sugar, some very P''h''
Q bhls da do
40 bags green Co'i'e
4 barrels loaf Sugar IL,
Tea, Pepper, AIsp'ce, Mace ",', IN
Madden. Indigo, Salts, Copp"r"+' o,"iN,
Winaowslas4, Steel Of all kind, "h,tr hrh'
m Oh. &c. Nc.--whtl viii D. sold III men
usual low prices oc
November Q.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01
The Thorough bred Horse
LAWRENCE,
AAA:H

ZNIIE property OF Mr.. William Il. Johnson,
Il will stand the ensuing season at the Boz
tetourt Springs. Gentlemen Of the upper
country owning fine mares, win have an OPP
por,unity of raising Colts from the finest stock
)" r ihs p"is" Of Lawrence &5s publish
ed at large, as will other particulars, IN in-
tar, advertisement. Suffice il at present 10
spy. that he is one OF the best sons OF Sir Ar
chs. His dam by the imported Horse SIR
Harry, who was by Sir Peter Teaz'e-ihns
combining on both sides the very best bIohd
eilarr in England or the United States ne
is rnc hay, aud is i've feet four inches nigh
When young the highest expectations were
entertained of him as racer, but IN cohse-
u,4ncc of AN injury which he sustained in Que
nl his lore legs whilst in training at 'htee
years old, Ire never was brought on tue '"''-
where, otherwise, he was destined To haSt
made SO distinguished a figure. ,,
BotstouTs Springs, Jan !, 1929 2'2o
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PROPOSALS
Fer publishing, BY subscription,
MN AMERICAN
GiOgsapnical DictionarS
DEAE
PROPOSALS
A kEsiEMnl,ANCER

OF TIL.
Departed Heroes, sases and Statesmen of 4
mfrice.
I be- COZ. ed exclusively to those who sig.
oa.lzs ,hemsei. rs, IN either capacity, in ths
Revolutionary War, which obtained the lnde.
pcnoene, nftaeir country.
StcvRd LhitioH. Uihaaoppeadir-coni
3'ila 'eclatalion by the Representatives oil
th Omitted GolUnies oI North America,
at'lUy io' rth. causes and necessity OF ticking
II aruIa, 10y %, l7i5--The Petition by the
f,g.t ,,,a'aes 81 he United e ,louics, to the
hlB, ot ,aett Britain, July s, M 5-A ptocla-
tu ' taagrrss FL a day OF tasting, humilia-
tiva> p. sYH March IL, l775--The Decta.
ration q inseFea-enet, July :, lZ16--and The
ga 81 Z. ~ sgfxse % ti,r United States
Of Amer a. tebei 30, 1579
Also tfstsftaIia, oi the United States,
and . rar,0el ..4ess oil General Wash.
rNeroN, etlt .ople ,fthe United States, an
nouncjH. Is siutenuop OF retiring from public
service. september 7. 1876,
C0APiLED BY TH0.H.iS j. RODGERS
Wea cie. uce. To he altcinati I uf choo
sing an unco' ditloaai sublnis sion to he ~ an
nv OF uIt.at Z ministers. oil ,esstanCe by toi &c.
The lat is our cnoics. We have counted the
cost ofthis contest, an ind nothing so dread
al as voluntary slave Y. liono', justice, and
uu udrity 10 old us ,amely 10 SUI endcr thai
lerdom which we eeeiVed from ur gallant
a ace to,s, and which our innocent posteiity
taVea ,ight to receive from MS We cannot
,,dure the iniamy ana guilt OF resignng soc-
ce din 9 gereratlonsto thai wret c edncss VIII Oh
inevitahl, AVA them. il we basey entail here
ditalv bondlge upon them.
Z" The a mas w, hav, been compelled by onr
assume, We W., IL detiSnc' oieVciy
hazard, with uaabatlng fi'mness and persesei-
,nce, employ ioi the reservation OF our liner
irs--being with one mind resolved to d'eifee-
men athel than To live slaves."-[ Declaration
# Congress, setting forth The necessity ottdting
ID armS--Jaiy u, l715f
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Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

ME ARE nav orening II very general
W assortment ot goods, al very reduced
prices, viz
Plain mud 6e'd Bombazet,es, all shades
Caroline stripes and Cireassian plads
aud ID Marine Bombazeenes, snbstnn
linl article
Carlton SILK Robes, Il new aud hand.omc
article
Splendid hg'dblack and cold Silks and set
tins
Rich fg'd black aud white Saiiins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes and Grape Robes OF every descrips
lion
Bhek and white Grape Leise, n fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment OF real London printed "a
iiooes, With great variety OF other
Roods, n prices we'll calculated 10 ut
tract attention.
MukEE, ROBINSON Il co.
October s. ts17
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4 list AZ Ae,tevs

81 AlSb Az NtcttecS
Remaining an The Post Office at Liberty,
on The 3lst oj December, 1874.
.1-Jos.ph Acton.
B--Challes Ba,ne, joel Burton, Samu
81 Baughn. Richard Booth, Richard Brad
ley.
C--John Crumpeckrr, William Cook,
Esq james Cox. Joseph Crouch.
D--Iaeoh DAWSON, James i. Da,nei,
Mr. DAVIS, Jemina Dearing, Nm. Z. Dob.
50 james D"oley.
E--Jnseph Flood. John Fiser, Daniel
Fag, Ds,id Foster, Herbert Firth, Nm.
Franklin.
c. Joseph p Godfrey, Samuel Griffin,
james Gordon, Francis q. Gilpin.
II Pleasant Howard, William Xix, Ro-
bert roward, Elizabeth narmell ..
-WiiIum Johnston, Rev. Saml. Jessee,
Gray Jones.
L--Rry. William Lcftwich, w. II. Al
exandc Lee, j.. Merr, man Luhtsford, 10
ri Lrllnieb, Jabez Lcitncl, Alexander
Lee. Robert Lewis.
H-Jnmes Mo Mannaway, John McCor-
mae, Edward McCHw, Reuben +. Nit
chcll, John Moore Doct. Charles Ma,kle.
O--N Onnby, Capt. Powell lgHnbJ !,
Thomas Oliver ., George O,rrsiteet
P-Thomas Phelps >, Henry Payne
R-Capt. Jeffrey Robertson Z, " IlIan
Rice, Sarah Rice, Sally Richardson. So
phia Reese, Robert Ramsey, lessee RI,
nolds.
S-Rerry Saunders, William Sledd,
Capt. John w. Scott, John Shannon, She
riff OF Bedford, Timothy Spaulding, Robert
ST. Claire.
John Turner, Christopher 1.rnnison,
Benjamin Turner, Richard Turner, John
Thompson.
Z francis Yennrrson.
William Whittier, Captain james
Wright, Capt james Waits =, John Wal
drcn, Peter Nalkrr, Isaac Wade, George
Nelch, Daniel W"mock.
WM. X. PORTER, =. NJ
| January :. n3w 20
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American Journal of Science and


Conducted by BENJAMIN SILLIMAN, Pro
Jessor of Chemistry, SC. faie Cotiege.
This Journal began in the year 1919. Two
numbers. between which there is an interval
of about three months, form volume.
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New and sluabie Medicine.

II WIS new and elegant Bal,am bids fair
10 stand unrisalen in IL merits tot
Coughs aud C"hsnmnioHs, and IN medicine
has ever gained so much eredi IN So shurI u
time as this composilion. Scarcely case
occurs but may be relieved 10y the timely use
ri it, many having lately nsed i, in seated
eonsnmptious, with the mosl astonishing sue
cess, who were given NJ by the most eminent
anu sliIful ply sice1s.
Certificates of lis efficacy may be seen nj
The Drug and Medicine sture of the sulscri-
Der, where constant supply of the above
medicine viii always he kept Also supply
II Ihnreh's well known Cough props.
W. Il, MIDDLETON.
September g. IS
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ENtice.

u'HE subscriber has for sale, and is de
i tcrmined to sell, several surveys of land,
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty,
and adjacent to his mill estabIishment.-
They contain from one 10 three hundred ,
cres, ms may suit purchasers, and are IN fnc
order for cropping. Possession will be given
Immediately, and on veiv accommodating
terms CHARLES & PATTERSON.
January 7. ts!O
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The North American Review,

Was begun in ISIS, aud has since been steadl
y advancing in public estimation In Janna-
Y, 1870, the editorship was assumed by FRO
lessor Everett of the University at Cambridge,
New. England A neW series was then com,
me-. ed, with which it is convenient that sub
scriptions should begin. Orders Tor any part
of the work will however he thankfully re-
ceived by L. Litiel and by r. Norris Henry,
who are interestediin the publication.
Published quarterly. Price Fire Dot'ars n
4. "a,
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s Ii q f. s.
III ice.

Nay friends aud the public generally are
1Ni informed hnt the Legislature has pass
ed law establishing n Town called kingston
on my land eighteen miles from Lynehhnfgs
and six mile, from ards bridge. viii lie
located on both sides OF the great southern
rond, called Wards rond, leading from the
town oil I,ncbhnfg 10 the tnrolinas, Georgia,
&c Sc by lar the most public highway IL This
part of the upper country. The situation IS
,leiisLtful indeed, nearly n dead level, ieiiile
grey earth, and springs Of GOOD water very
conyrnirnt, prime building timber all aronn,i,
mad three ,an mills within two miles. The
laying on aud mhking forty hall acre l'ts will
he performed by the trustee for my benefit,
which viii he done rs soon ms The law comes
tn hand, which is hon,Iy expected. judge
the lots Is ia be sold on n credit, To the high
est bidder hui n liberal discount will hc
made Cor cash or n discharge ofmy just debts.
Ms creditors are therefore respectfully inv
ted to attend the sale, when every thing IN
my power will be d"ne 10 discharge their
dc,nnnts All friend, 10 humanity are nlso
rrsncctfnllv invited Ia attend the sale, and
helm the unfortunate old man through the
world. Your ifirih'
SACkyiiLE KING.
Timely notice will be given by the trustees
Of the day Of sale, aad the terms.
january %. IT'S !.
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The subscribers have just received,
Lorrllard's best Maccoboy SEuti,
Bells do do do
do Scented Rappee do
do Scotch do
do Princes Mixture do
do Lafayette do
All of which can he had either by box,
bottle or jar. OWENS & LECKlE.
November %. tc9,30
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w. Paul G. GahcN

nFFt.RS his services as ply SifjAN
~ AND SURGEON, 10 tire ciii:.cns oi nm
herst. His residence is in New Glasgow,
where he may he found a, any time.
November s. wtsl3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-01

Ny. AM Mrs. douglas

.NE. wv 'NNS. JON ttto
/NAKEthis method of informing tlcir friends
- aud the public generally that they have
been preyentedby unavoidable circumstances
from commencing their school rs soon rs was
Anticipated II viii commence on Monday
tn. 3l.i inst, in tle tenement on third street,
a private aed rcallhy situation. at present DC
eupied by Mr.. - beaumont.
Tins Per session Of fir months, ope h0!C IA
Gdr1Hfe.
For 0rhograpbv, Reading, Writing, A.
rilhmetic aud plain Needle Work $40
Engli.h Grammar, Geography, History
aad Ornamental Needle " DIRK -
Tie elements ot Astronomy Philosophy,
&c, composition aud Rhetoric, is
Drawing aud faiuling. two lessons in the
week, an additional charge OF d
.IatnarY p. 3f6