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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

afforded to the Nations Guest. Tier
is one incident in this tour which il
worthy gilmore particular notice than
It is in our power to give to Others. A
troop Of cavalry, from Mecklenbure
county, commanded by col. Thomas G.
Polk, though residing near $50 mile,
from the road which the Gene. afAsd
to travel, on receipt of intelligence tina,
he was coming, Immediately equipped
themselves, left their homes, and ira.
yelled with great expedition, nearly the
whole distance in the rain, met the &c.
neral on this side of Raleigh, and &C.
companied him, still through the rain,
to Fayetteville, whence they returned
home. The whole distance travelled
by the troop, in this excursion, was
probably not far short Of four hundred
miles. ID.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

Westminster and of Rheimsl How will this
Festival of Freedom, cheer her gallant sons In
Columbia, in Greece, and wherever she has
votary who signs or struggles for her blessings;
and what sublime spectacle viii the gran
deur and happiness of the last of Republics al
ford to the world
[Note.-The Memoranda viii be continued 70
twenty numbers, when the whole will be pup
lished in work, with notes-entitled (" Con,
reraotions Of La Fayette, while in the United
States of America, in 1925; exhibiting the
Portraits of many of the most distinguished
characters who fiourished in the Revolutions
of America and France, and illustrated by his
torical details of these two great events BY
George w. P. Gusts, Esq. Of Arlington
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

The following gentlemen were, on Monday
last, elected Directors of the Mechanics
Bank of Alexandra, for the ensuing year
John Longden, Thomas Vowel,
John A. Stewart, Mathew Robinson,
Thomas Sanford, Jonathan Butcher,
Louis Beeler, James Carson,
George Wise, John p. Kerby,
Robert Anderson, Mark Butts,
Jos. Vaudeville, John 5. Miller.
Bernard Bryan,
Thomas VOWEL, esq. was reelected Presl-
dent and CHARLES CHArIN, esq. Cashier
New Member.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

His excellency c. D. E. ]. BANcE-
MAN HUYeENs, has been appointed, by
his majesty the king Of the Neither
lands, his envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipoten tiary to the
United States, and was, according to
the English journals, to set out on his
embassy in the course of the present
month. Phil. aurora.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

Taceiling-On every side we hears
the "clink Of hammers" getting steam
boats ready. Several are on the stocks
the North River will be as crowded
with them in time, as the Mississippi
is-and the tafe to Albany, if you find
your own bread and cheese, will soon
be a dollar. The competition in canal
boats, will also make travelling cheap
and jour ney to the Falls Of Niagara,
in short time may be undertaken for
fifteen dollars, 500 miles ny .advocats
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

The Albany Argus, in commenting upon
Mr.. Adams inaugural address, very Justly
says-sIt is drawn up with the usual ability
of the writer, and is perspcuous exposition
of the views and opinions by which the adj
ministration may be expected to be guided
1t may meet, probably, with the general ap'
probation; although difference of sentiment
viii exist, more or less, in relation to two pro-
minent topics of the address-the alleged alb
sence of party differences, and the implied
appreciation to the extension of the general
funds to purposes of internal Improvement
Upon the latter, constitutional doubts, arising
from the purest motives, will continue to be
cherished, though at the present day. such
doubts will be confined to comparatively
small number of our population. Upon the
former, while it is in all respects desirable that
party differences should be Invested of theii
asperty, and that national feeling of conci
hation and mutual respect should be cherished
it is nevertheless probable that such differen
ces will continue among us, both because they
are incident to the nature of our government,
and because we witness daily proofs of their
existence in our own state. With these ex-
ceptons, we repeat that the address will be
received with that degree of appreciation
which a free people know so well how to ex-
tend t. one, who, by the admirable operation
of their institutions, is constituted the execu-
tor of their viii and the guardian Of their
rights"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

We have received the account OF the
reception of General La Fayette at the
town which bears his name, in North
Carolina. It was not second, in en-
thusiasm and sober JOY, to that which
the public feeling has every where else
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17
FRUITS OF CANALS.

The committee on the subject OF
taxes, in the Legislature Of NJ York,
have reported that, cit is lnexpedient
to make any alteration in the law Tor
assessment and collection of taxes, as
probably "tares ,oiA in a short time be
entirely dispensed ,cith," What a COM
ment upon the doctrine of internal i'm
provement! Baltimore .Americal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17
THURSDAY, MARCH II, 1925.

A gentleman, direct from Kentucky, in
forms the editor of the Philadelphia Ga
zette. that DrsHA has not made his escape
from Jail, as has been reported.
We wish, for the honor of Kentucky and
the cause of humanity, that the account may
be true. Murders, committed by men whose
friends or fortunes are able to screen them
from justice, are becoming too common; and
if Dssha is guilty, no better subject could be
be found, whereupon the law might have
salutary effect.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-17

The British Traveller states, athat
the question Of Catholic emancipation
will become perhaps, the most interest
ing subject Of discussion during the
present session. The recognition of
the South American States may be
viewed as natural consequence OF the
commercial treaties referred to in the
speech, from which, and the language
Of the French ministerial journal, the
Etoils, may safely be inferred a similar
recognition BY France. That free
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms ribtiOn-S3 perannum, payable
in Advance. Subscribers who do not comply
with this condition will be charged at the rate
of 81 per annum. failure to give notice Of
q wish to discontinue at the end of each term
will be considered as new engagement. No
paper to be discontinued (uness at the option
of the Editor) until all arrearages shall have
been paid.
.3dvert,sements, not exceeding square, will
beinserted at 81 for the first, and so centsfor
each subsequentinsertion. Larger advertise
ments in the same proportion.
CT Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-06-14
William HurtOn

NlLL please to take notice, that | shall ap
w ply at the next term of the Madison Cir
cult Court, to be holden on the second Mon
day of August next, to have decree of said
Court divorcing me from the banns of matri-
mony with said William Burton, for reason Of
his voluntary absence from the state, and from
me, for two years, and more, before the com.
mencement of this suit.
BARBARA BURTON,
April %, lS25-08t
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AT superior court O,

NlRhlslA Al superior court Oh
ohaneery holden in the town Of Lynch
burg. on the 2I.t day OF October, Is2i -
William Turner, plaintiff,
against
john Iayloe. ehisweI Dabney, Terra Lon
don, adminstratiA Of John London, dec d.
and Mcaa slone, defendants.
! il appearing Ia tic salfacion OF The court
thai the defendants have been duly served with
copies ol The several dccretal orders entered
in thi- cause al rules, and they still failing to
file their answers, on the motion OF the plain
tif by counsel, the court doth AZ judge, order
and decree that unless the deit ndan John
Iaylor, or some one tor him, on or before The
twenty first day OF April next, shall pay 10 the
plaintiff the sum Of si2 hundred aud iity-three
ddIars, with interest on fifty three dollars,
part thereof, from the twenty Third day of
JuIy, one thousand eight hundred and nine
teen, AID on SIX hundred dollars the residue
thereof, from the twenty third day OF July,
one thousand eight huudred ami twenty, til
paid, that the defendants, or all persons claim
ing under them, or either OF them, the band,
slave George ard other personal property
conveyed by the deed, with the plaintiff bll
exhibited, he from thenccf0illl forever barred
aud ioreclnsed OF all equity aud riaht ot re-
demptlon therein that The defendant Terra
London, adm'E of John LONDON, deed, do
deliver 10 the marshal Of this court the said
slave George, and that the defendant Taylor
do deliver to tie said marshal the land and
household furniture in the said deed mention
cd and that the mat,h1l, after advertising
the time and place OF sale Of the said proper.
" Tor four Wecks in some newspaper printed
IN the town ii Iynchburg, aid AT tire court
house door ot the county Of Amherst on some
court dars u SCI, 81 pu5ltc auction, for cash,
the property aforesaid, or so much thereof as
NAV he lPrf.asaTV . raise the al psai1 sIttn
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16

In pursuance of the above decree, the I'M
drrsgoed, marshal Of the said Court, will on
Thursday the Eth day ot August next, (f fair
If not the next fair day thereafter Sup2ays ex,
ccpcd,) proceed 10 sell by way II public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, ON tn premises
for cash, the tract Qtiaud in Die above de.
cree referred to, lying and being in the coun,
~ Of Amherst, containing by survey 3ooacres
Rucker. and upon which Richard Harrison
now resides, and adjoining the lands OF Pros
ser Pow ell Jane, Petit aud others.
g. b. NOODSON, L. u. {. c.
June Q, ls25. tdsi2
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NJ ny SNa\'s Sale.

" lRGiNiA- At a superior court Of
chancery holden At the town of Lynch
burg, the 4rh Gay OF November, lo24
Garland II. Mitchell, surviving partner Of
Van. o q II Mitchell, plaintiff
Against
Richard Harrison, George s. Holloway and
Samuel Garland, Defendants
His cause came on this day To be heard, on
the bill, answer OF the defendant Richard IlaI-
rison, exhibits and examinations ofWilnesses,
the drcrelal order entered al rules in the
month OF May, ono thousand eight hundred
and twenty three, which aprears 10 Inv been
duly served upon the defendant Samuel Gar
land, aud upon the report OF Commissioner
Be"agh, made in pnrsu2nre OF the order u
the twenty ninth day OF October III the last
year. to which there was no exception, and
was argncd by counsel. on consideration
whereof the court doth adjudgr order and
decree, unless the defendant Richard llarri-
son shall WITHIN SIX mouths from the date
hereof pay unto the plaIhtill The sum OF rive
thousand one hundred and sixteen dollars ht-
! ty seven cents with interest thereon from the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
Samuel A.ancaster,

Has .j,,st receired and c6ers for sale
% bags prime green cotee
iierces dAto ditto
3 hfls. ST. Croix sugar
a tlertes prime London porter
ind on consignment
g hhds. good Molasscs
barrels Fhiladclphia porter
10 do. do, ale
1000 prime Spanish eegare in quarter, hal
and whole boxes, aud
1000 lbs. very cue Bacon.
June q, le25 ivfwiS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
so, 900 highest priZe.
Sl64,6SO

This is a Lottery formed by the ternary
combination and Formulation If - number
TO determine the prizes therein, the 30 mum
lcrSHill be seSera!ly placed. in aW heel on the
day Of drawing. and five Of them will be drawn
ont and that ticket having on il the LIST, Cd
and Sd drawn Nos. in the order in which
drawn. will be entitled to the prize OF 10000
dollars and those five other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos in the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled to the prizes
affixed 10 them, respectively, w
Tie lst, Sd and I'd to $4,000
81, lst and Sd 10 1900
ID, Sd and lst to 5,poo
Sd, lst and Cd 10 $50
Sd, ID aud lst Ia oq56
Those - other tickets which shall have on
them three OF The drawn Nos and those three
the 2d 18th, and 5th, or the 3rd, 9th, and. 9th,
in some one OF their several orders OF COM
biuation or pclmntaton, will each be entitled
to a prize OF $1,000.
Those l. other tickets which shall have on
them 3 oil the drawn numbers x those three
the I'd, Sd and 4ih, or the I'd, 81 and 9Th, in
some one OF their several ORDERS of combina-
ton or perturbation, viii each be entitled to
prize OF s3oo
Those 80 other tickets which sloll have
three OF the drawn numbers on them, shall
each he entitled to a prize OF Sl0e.
Those los tickets which shall have two of
the drawn nnmbers on them, and those two
the 2d aud 9TH il either order, will each be
entitled 70 SOC.
Those les tickets which shall have two of
the drawn numbers on them, will each be en-
titled 70 50.
All other. bong 1914. having two Of the
drawn nnmbets on them, vii each be cuti-
tied TO SD.
And ali al those 1I,84oriclcps having but one
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
AAlES III ATU

-fH"H0T 0I ftblUc .ICcOUn!t
IN ACT calling IN the 6 per tent. C,gft,.,..
Po2StN JGHHGrg lWh. Is25
BE Il eaaettdty tie Gtutroi lSumiM.l.
the holders or owners OF Old state Cculdca,,
bearing an interest Of six per ceutun, peg.,..
mum, shall, on or before the Grst day OF Sea-
tember next, present the same tor rrdenr,D',
TO the Auditor OF Public Accounts, who ,is..
thereupon issue his warrant or arrlpr, .,
the Treasurer, for the amount OF pfincipaisr.
interest due on such certificates.
Ii the holders or owners OF such certificate,
shall tail or refuse on or hrtore the fr,t dr,.f
September aforesaid, 10 present the sane tr
redemption, The interest thereon shall sl.er
that period cease and all warrants t0crea.,
ter issued, shall he tor the prine,Iel sum due,
and interest up to that day.
Ii shall he the duty of tire Auditor of Public
Accounts as soon rs may be, to cause this SO:
10 be published for three months successive.
ly, III some newspaper published in 20
cities OF Richmond and " ashington, and in
thetowns OF Lynchhnrg, Fredericksburg, Via ,
chester, and Borough OF Norfolk.
.Prorided h0rertr, ART be Il tnytier cuGcCf,
thatnothing herein contained hail he SO con
strued as to have any application To that p.--
ton of the certificates Aforesaid, which &C.
now held by the President and Directors, Il
the Literary Fund.
This att shall be in force from and al ,
the passage thereof
March /. BIN =
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conENls OFFICE -Hnrlnor1

9uHc ~, ID.
1TThe faprorsd Nodc OF dgaving having
6y' 'e n "p E" dy,'pyog afP"h n"
led sales in the state Lottery, the Con-sl IL
OSIRIS appointed by the GovIHsoK aud Gors-
,rf have aeain adopted the same plan in the
following scheme, which have The plea-
sure noW 10 present, vi :--
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY Of MARYLAND 70. 8
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o. In pursuance Of the above decree,
a., undersigned. marshal of the said court,
viii on Thursday The 7tb day Of July next,
Qt fair, ii not Tie next fair day thereafter, sun
days eNvea,ed1 exl-Jsr 10 ale by way oirub
lie auction. II the highest bidder, for cash,
the REAi AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
rClnrrnl IN In LII LDnrnn cnu.i LINZ If
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-16
LATE ARRIVALS.
Sunner Goods

We have hoen receiving in addition n on
former stock
2l5 s's super AMI common Calicors, frfnts
! srcau Fan, ies, &c. many very hraHfiiu
- pieces black figured t,ros De Naples, en-
posing yer! elegant assortment ol iici
hgurU,,
= ditto figured swiss alnd Book Nuslins,
= ditto 9o and 81 Ja4konrt do BeaaiiiIl
q. a ,'s'% /, c.o.rrls.. Ap com 10 .op,rrps
q DOZEN Feather l'aas
: dtlta tiauzc els
: boxes Gauze Ribbons nef style
\ lei rich worked inseftu3
y lot Famciuu aud Toilet Fringe
\ few B0iiTdr-i7r-.+s>,IL lSls
\ general assortment u lnl0n Mixtures
AuEolas
Angola Cassimeres
!freHrl CassincreS
BeaerrtCcus
B.arh Circss.ian and French Bombazecu
Hue aud yellow Aankcen
sslii-. ltipc llo'rniine
y hae ana cooured Marseilrs
rolenett, Valencia ana blact silk Ncs'ings
Brown Linen and Dfaehc4as
Iinen aud Cotton Drilling. roIomcd a white
1sranderclls and Cotton Cashmere
Blue, Olive aud Clafei Clpils
super dtab, blue, baet, and miA'd Cussmcres
% Jacpuet aud }6inch Legantiucaud Human
Cravats
Gen,lpmcos Thread, sill, and Woodstoe!.
: case. drah, white and black HATS,
3oo doarn Mock shell, tsiletl, Eeddiug and
ivory Combs
1 bsles.3 ! Dumcfic plads
l ease 3i Imitation Carolina raDds, high
cglors
: bales 2 ! mud / shiriings and Shcetlngs
! do q ! ,uprr Bed lux
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36 PACA AGES.
vi ARr rus DAY orrS1"G AN .ApplIIoSAL
srPrGY OF
Seasonable Staple and Fancy i.
C. O . DS.

& piece, black. aud blue Cloth,
Striped aud plain Angola Cas,imrrcs,
Do. do, black Denmark satin,
Do. do. do Circassian,
Super white Linen Drilling,
10 brown do. d..
Silk stripe do aud cotton do
> eases Calicoes, lfarsian. BoItynrand Ty-
rian palterus,)
/ 10. Ginghams.
Figured black aud brown Gro Tc etc,
To do, aud white SntrinS,
White, Green, Pink. Straw and brown Flo.
%. do. DO. do. and blue T,aliqu Grapes.
Hch Vine stripe, black. white, brown aud
Lemon Mandarin Grapes,
Vlite and black white Leese,
Neap9litan Omhre aud Ganlc iIandkerctlefsi
. boxes Gauge Ribbons. new style,
. do Curtis do
loo pieces "A aud 6-i Cambrics,
1.4and % Jackonet aud Null hIuslins,
White and colorod Marseillcs,
Do do. Valencia,
Cieraan, white aud black Cotton Hose,
De. do. do dc. / Hose.
White and green Gauze No,is,
Rahbnct do.
Plain and figured Bobhiaet and Brcbauto Luce
Furniture aud Garment i1mitics,
blue aud yellow Seersuckers,
LAFAYETTE aud Visiting Cards,
fancy Soaps
IL aud G.4 Dorchester Tickets,
sets Tea China,
8 bales domestic shirtinss and shectngs,
. do do. do Plaids
do. TicLlenburgs,
With great variety of other Goods. Whtei
illey are determined 10 sell as usual, at re du
ced prices for cash
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co
1pne-fc tss4
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Tickets o0d Shares MAY BE- hGi at
e. R. NORTH'S.
Truly Lucky Office, Lynchbure.

Uhoies, So Hoires, SO Quarters, 81 so
Packages OF eleven tickets, embracing The
80 Nos. oil the lottery, which mus, OF nc.
cesai'y draw al least ,$-5 80 net, with so ma
ny chances for capitals or shares OF racka-
gcs may be had al the same rate.
Prizes in the lotteries Of New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware. Mary land,
Virginia North Carolina aud Washington Ct
ty, will be received in payment.
u Orders enclosing the cash, or prizes, as
above, tree OF postage, for tickets or shares
will receive prompt attention. If addressed to
ABRAHAM X NORTH, Lynrhbug.
JuRr O, 1875. tld42
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irgiNiA, to vii J.:

at RuieS held in the CiefI'S Office q
amherst County on the first .lIOa-
day in .lPril, 1925
Willis Franklin,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right, ard rs
administrator of jeremiah franklin, dcrt.
Phebe Franklin widow and reIict OF Jeremiah
Franklin, deed, Benjamin Franklin, Atnrr
Franklin Anderson Moss and Jare bis wife,
formerly Jane Franklin, William ClaAsor anA
Lucinda his wife, late Lucinda Franklin, hers
and distributes OF said Franklin, deed,
defendants.
IN CITANCERY.
The defendants Benz. Franklin and Ahnrr
Franklin. aud Anderson Moss and Jane his
wife, not being inhabitants oil his ."m-
monWealth, on motion OF the plainilIt, b?
counsel, it is ordered, that the sad lat UoAFa
defendants do appear here on or before ne
first dav of tie court To be holden for orr
county court OF Amherst, IL July LrAi az"
answer the plaintiff Til, and aHc secnlH
agreeable 10 the act OF assembly aud thf l"''
OF this court aud it is further ordcltd, 'A'
copy of this order he forthwith inserted mI'9
Lynchbufg Nirgiuian for tie spare oil !N'
months in Succession, and that auo.htr 'If
thereof be posted at the front Jaof o' ''1
court house of this county on saAe to"''O'i'
4 Copy-re5te, .-.,,.-. ,,...
May "7N2,-
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10 YNN pNNAlAN.

UIlE subscriber takes this method of
i informing his friends, arquainlauccs au,
the public generally, tlInt he has taken for =
term of years, that Well known tabern hOus"
in the town of I,yuchburg, nenr the upper rnd
OF main street, formerly occupied ~ .ohA
Hancock, esq. called the
NEAO% NNYEYl.
And 10 I'll WHO may favor him with their ca;-
tom, either as constant hoalders, or transient
visitors, he promises to do hi, best DO deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready -
receive company.
JAMES c. MOoRAlAN.
March Il. h4'
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Ny. James II. apNling.

Mt. S"iNes Il. apNNiNS'
Offers his professional services TO the cli-
zens OF New-Glasgow and It's vicinity. lie
may be found at his office, opposite Mr. pa-
vid Garand's and assures those who may
think proper 10 patronage him, that prompt
attention will be paidlo all a.gIication5in his
line Of business.
June o. lS21 wdwsA
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Notice..

1HHE business heretofore Of the house Of
- J. ANDkENS & SONS, will fro m this day
he conducted under the firm OF ANDItEWS
q BROTHERS. WGW27 May ).
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SLANES-Geol ge and Joe.

Nlso = feather beds, with their furniture com
rIcie, one walnut sideboard one mahogany
bureau, one walnut secretary, one set walnut
jWing tables, two walnut folding tables, four
corner tables, OF walnut, aud three dozen
Windsor Chairs. The sale viii commence on
he premises, With the above described Two
acres OF land, aud conclude with the personal
property, which viii he offered al the resi-
dcncc OF the said John Tay Zoe in The county
of Amherst.
GEO. b WoODsON, M.1.r.c.c.
June ilNiW
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otice
fP'IWo Apprentices

will be taken TO the Printing business nj
this Office. 1t will be indispensable thai
hey have d good English educatOp.
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To tMe Public.

THE. subscriber takes this method at
/ informing his friends aud the public that
lle coniinues keeping a house ~ PRIVATE
ESTEtfAfNMEN1, at his old stand, and
returns his thanks TO hi, triendg FOR THEN libc
raj support Iii prices are, for breakfast j. %
dinner 2s 3d--supper l. 61--lodsing 3D.
horse, 81 hours, 81 9d. lie V i'll also ailead 10
business, IN town or country, on commission
or wages, onsery removable terms.
LEWIS BROWN
April 3jwiY
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Mr.. Yhomas aldridge,

CIR shall proceed on the 10th and
~ llth days OF May next, to take the testi-
mony Of William Arniislead and others, at the
tavern of Robert Morriss, in the town of
Lynchburg, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. NJ and ) o'clock, p. II. of each day, which
testimony shall oder in evidence before the
superior court OF cbancery for The Lynchbnrg
district, in the case OF tie Injunction IN which
sou are plaintiff, and myself and others a.e
defe ndnnis. JOHN WHITE l..
March II. wtIiAl29
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-04-28
Ycu DOLLARS Reward.

l. UNAWAf from the subscriber, living
Ia in Pittsylvania county Virginia, on Mon.
day the I'd inst. a negro hoy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, years old, i feet 10
or / inches high, quite a smart spoken boy.
had on when he left nome, a pair OF blue
checked pantaloons, n coarse cotton SHIRT bad
no hat nor shoes, nc particular mark recoec.
ted. He was seen on Wednesday right tire
llth inst. at Mr.. 3winne,s, near Lynchburg,
aud do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy ard
deliver him TO me, or lodge him in jail so tn.
get him ugain. shall receive the above re.
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
Au nst g, wts3