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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

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when laid on.n ia vi.,v IN. anver l. a.
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spot vh,r, il nr,ua w;tbont seeing IL. liz
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And Their, xen, man of the hoisn
Of Levi. and tool To wife a daughter of lie
Vi.
And fine woman conceived aud bar,
son aud when she s,w him thai he
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mouths.
"Apd when all. .o,Id m, Io,per hid.
him, she took for him AN arb ,r bulrpsb
Is. and nut the child ,h.,,i, and sbe laid !,
in the hags h, III. FLYER brink
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M ~ what should b. done Ia him
And th. daughter of pLaroh came
down 10 bathc herself al the river. and her
maidens walked along the river side and
when she saw the ark among the flags. sha
! sent her maids 10 fetch IL.
" And when she onen.d IL she sa,y tho
child and behold the bah. went And
she bad compassion ON him and said. this il
one of tho Hebrews children. Erod,1f
chap H.
Here is picture or rather miniature
touch by the pencil of fairy. II would
/ make "A delicate subject for Ariel IN paint
in the tender leaf OF a cowsl,p. No, no
artist could possibly do il Justice, but lie
who paints in words TO the soul, not to
the sense A painter could never reach
the whole beauty of the phr.se--0 w.nt. %
would have 1t observed, too. that the sio-
ry would have been complete without
these five words: il is therefore To be con
sldered az having flowed merely from, I'M.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
kicharA PnAAArA

WILL continue to transact business in
W Lynchburg rs .4UCTIOsEEER AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
tie will as heretofore attend 10 the selling anu
shipping OF tobacco aud other produce, for
planters, country merchants aud others
Also 10 the receiving aud forwarding of goods
Ito the Purchasing of produce on commits.
sion, and TO the Transaction Of bank business,
as agent. La short, to all business coming
Property within tue scope Of An Auctioneer
aud Commission Merchant AL consgnmeuts
HAT lie may be favored with, and all business
that may be entrusted to him, will meet with
due attention His office IS in the large brio k
house at the junction OF first street and fourth
alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
January. w6w2o
II The editors of the Constitutional Wig
are requested To insert the above four weeks,
ami forward their account TO this Office for
payment.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
G. o III e N S
Lottery and Erchange Office, No. l

LOtteIy ana EtCHuHEe tUict, NO. III,
.Harket street, Baltimore.
Where BOTH the capital prizes Of 20,Ool
DOLLARS and 10000 DOLLARS, drawn il
the Monument Lottery on Thursday last were
sold, aud where the great capital prize OF 0nt
Eandred THOUSAND Dollars, and the two
10000 Oslo oo0s--5, O0O's, &c &c were sold
IN the two last State Lotteries, and the ASH
for the whole instantly paid on presentation
OF the Tickets, as usual
- ORDERS from any part of the United
States, either by mil, pos, paid, or by private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash or Prizes in
any Of the lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and pnnetlal attention as if on per
sonal application, addressed TO
]. |. COHEN, Jr.-BGiiimore
u COHEN'S " Lottery Garefte and Regis.
ter will contain the Official Lists of the draw
ings, and will be forwarded throughout the
Lottery gratis, 10 all who purchase then tick
cts AT OHEN'S OFFS r.. Those who wish
10 receive the drawing will mention it when
they send on their orders
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
CONDITIONS.

II will be elegantly printed with a new
small plea type, on superior paper, containing
about 430 pages, octave, aud delivered to sub
seribers at the low price of 80 % per copy,
very, at the place of subscription.
The work will lie published rs soon as 900
copies shall have been subscribed for,
which due notice will be given.
The editors Of the following papers, by Civ
ing the above one or two insertions, and for
warding to me AT this place the names of auy
subscribers procured, will be entitled to my
thanks and one copy OF the work,
H. P TAYLOR.
National Inteligencer, Washington City [;
Patriot, Baltimore Gazette, Piusburg Cou-
rier, Kanawha N. W. Gazette, WAeeling !;
Enquirer, kichmond; Nireinian, Lynchburg;
Beacon, Norfolk Evening Post, New York -,
Commentator, Frankfort, Ky. Sciota Ga
zetie, Ohio Wing, Nashville, Tennessee.
IT SH6scriDtfoaS Yeceirfd al this oHcs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
Virginia

A L superior court Of chancery held in
"A the town OF Lyuchburg the 18th day OF
October, 1924:
Dudley Galloway and Patsy his wife, John
Megan and Milly his wife, Byrd Goodwin,
SI'eecy Goodwin, Editha Goodwin, Edy Bur
ford, Louisa Goodwin, and Sfotswood Hughes
and David Hughes, infants under the age of
twenty one years, by Jesse Beck, their next
friend, pits.
against
John b. Trent, in his own right, and as adj
miuistrator of Henry Trent, deceased, William
Trent, Nicholas Trent, Jas. Trent, Alexander
Trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent, Samuel
BAKER aud Elizabeth his wife, Christian h orn
and Sally his wife, Edy Mitchell, widow oil
Thomas Mitchell, decd, and Joseph Hawkins
an Nancy his wife, dets.
This cause came on this day to be heard, ON
the papers formerly read, and the report o
Commissioner Benagh, made in pursuance ID
the order OF the 10Th OF May, 1923, with ex
ceptioas thereunto by the defendants, and wa,
argued hy counsel On Consideration whereof
the court doth reeommit the said rt.port " iii
the exceptions thereto, to the slid Commits
stoner, for him TO examine AM report upon
each exception, stating any matters deemed
pertineH by himself, or witch may be requi.
red by tine parties 10 be 30 stated
"A Copy --feste.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
SACRED POETRY.

There are one or two fine passages IN
those parts Of the sacred writings known
as the work of Moses but | cauDOt think
he was, rs has been cpntended, the writer
Of The book of job. The pcrvadlng spirit
of that poem ideservedly 80 called is dar-
ing, Arrogant, high reaching sublimiiy. -
The style the great legislator the Jews
Is, both with respect To sentiment and phra-
geology, simple even 10 homelness, equa-
bile, and unambiious. Sublimity, though
always pnrest when conched in the sim
plest language, springs from double foun
tain with simplicity of diction c0mpat-
bic grandeur of sentiment must unite to
form the true sublime. There is little OF
this latter quality in the books Of the Pen
tateuch. That instance which occurs in
the first chapter, aud upon which so
much needles riaquenee has been spent, Is
what may be called Involuntary sublimity.
An historian of that simple age relating
such magnificent fact as the creation oil
the world could not well have avoided be-
ing sublime. rne fact in itself, u indepeu-
dent Of the historian, was sublime the sim
pie relation Of il by an historian Of that age
must have been simple. Hence are the three
FIRST verses Of Genesis necessarily sublime.
The sane may be said Of the description of
the food, the passage oftbe Red Sea, X 9th
ers. But Though writer 50 meek in bis
literary aspirations that he rather admits
than introduces the sublime Of so didactlc
a mind that he rarely deyiates from the
straight forward road of narrative into the
pleasure grounds of description or embrl
lishment ; yet neither the modesty Of his
style nor the brevity Of his manner has pre-
vented him leaving US specimen OF the
beautiful, one of the most perfect oe re
cord 1t is indeed but dlminutise though
an invaluable gem, Like solitary snow
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

DUNAWAY from the subscriber living
IN PoWhatanc county, "A negro nun named
JOHN HUBBARD He is "A stout black tel
low, apparently about 70 or p years OF age,
black complexion, about f teei high, and II
remarkably likely fellow. lie bad on when
he went away blue suit OF clothes, mndc OF
broadclolh, but he has number OF other
clothes, which he took with him. He left
Richmond about the 10th inst in boat for
Lynchburg, and it is very probable he will
continue lurking about there, MS he is not we'll
known, fearing TO return TO Richmond lie
VIII be apt 10 be found among the boating, as
he left Richmond with boat, aud understand
intends 10 assist in running boat. will give
reward OF ten dollars for his apprehension,
and pay all reasonable charges for putting him
in jail, or bringing him 10 me, living in Pow
hatan CREED HASkINS
Mr.. Robert Moshy of Richmond will pay
the reward, il it is found more convenient 10
call on him, for his apprehension or he will
give any information respecting his person,
&c. The police OF Lynchburg will be apt to
find him lurking about the boating.
CREED HASkINS.
January o. 22w3w
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- the Sem,-Weekly Paper, at "a, and the
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iva nun than ,ix months and no paper Will
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z - until all arrearages are paid
a,'o ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at 50
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r. J e,nts for each continuance These
distance must be paid for previous TO
~. Insertion, or the payment assumed by
y" sasnonsible person in Lynchburg
W. W. e6ancery Orders are inserted for six
''l rP Al letters addressed to the Editors must
~ y,lp, or they will not be attended &c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
For SALT,
An excellent negro Carpenters

IN the prime of lie Ike is mater , OF n.'
making sash, PANEL doors, &c. Or he would
he exchanged for a crop hand, by receiving
the difference. For further information, ap'
ply TO the editors Of this paper.
Jan. 81. wSW ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
PROPOSALS
orpubiishing ny subscription Book, entitled
HISTORICAL ShETC HE'S
OF TIE
Internal improvements of Va
VIII AN APrEENDiX.
By HUGH PAUL TAYLOR.

By HUGH PAUL TAYLOR.
tsNlllS work will be drawn from official
Il and historical sources, aud will contain,
!. History ct the Laws, Surveys, Maps
and Charts, tor The % New Map Of Virginia. -
H. detailed History OF the " james aud
kanawha Road and Canal from Their origin.
Ill. History ot the Board OF Public
Works, with all lis annual reports, and sundry
reports OF engineers, &c.
". a History of the " Chesapeake and
Delaware canai, and of the Dismal Swamp
Canal"
v A History the improvements of Ohio,
Monongaheia, Roanoke, Appomattox, and
other Rivers-Roads, &c. in Virginia.
VI. APPENDlX.--A Treatise in behalf of
the energetic consummation Of the james and
kanawha scheme OF Improseme nts, &c. &C..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
JOHN WILLS, c. C.
Cow.g.tIssIoNER's 0frIoE,

Ign ,d5urg, sth January, 1928.
The pa.ties in this cause will take notice,
that nave appointed Saturday the lott day
of flaruh next, to carry the foregoing order
OF court into effect, on which day they are
required to attend al my cltice, in thi. iown,
with their accounts, vouchers and copies Of
court papers, prepared for examination aud
settlement. JAMES BENAGH, 1.
iannarV 81. w4~2I
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
NEW BOOKS.
Virginia, to wit

III ffdtYdt county Court, an thdnctTB The
24ih day q .NoreaJer, l8eI.
Simpson Chesher, plaintiff,
against
Daniei Chcsher, John Chesher. Wm Simp.
son and Elizabeth his wife, VIM Cheshar,
VIM. Thomas and Hannah his wlte, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and Peggy his wife, T..
lllah Noosley and Nancy his wife, Jane
Chesher and Zachius Chcsher,
defendants.
The defendants Daniel Chfsher, john Che.
sher,N William Simpso aud Elizabeth his vile,
William Ghesher, William Thomas and Han.
nah his wife, Hosea Cheshcr, John Stone and
Peggy his wife, Elijah Woosley and Nancy
his vile, and JAS Chesher, not having entered
their appearance y given security accordin
to the act of assembly aud the rul OF this
court and II appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that the said defendants Daniel Chez
sher, John Chesher, William Simpson and
wife, William Chesher, William Thomas and
wife, Hosea Chesher, John Stone and wife,
Elijah Noosley and wife, and Jas Chcsher,
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth,
on motion Of the plaintiff, by his counsel II
is ordered, that the said defendants, Daniel
aud John Ehrsber, Vim. Simpson and wife,
VIM, Chesher, VIM Thomas and wife, Hosea
Chesher, John Stone and wife, Ehihh Noos-
ley aud wife, and james Chcsher, do appear
here on the fourth Monday in February next,
and answer the bill OF the plaintiff, and that II
copy otshs order be forthwith inserted in one
of the newspapers published in the town of
Lynchbnrg for eight weeks successfully, and
posted AT the front door otthc court house off
this county. A Copy -leste.
J. II. BOXLEy, d. C.
December 3 ugWFl Z
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
- dAitionai SMpplics.

II HE subscribers have lately received
4 additional supplies of almost every
description of goods in the dry goods line,
And among them many desirable articles,
adaptrd to the present season, which ihsy
would be pleased To offer friends aud Gus
TONER'S, at prices which they hope vii
please. w. MCKEE Il }. q. MEEM.
November 8. tsS6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
Baltimore, January 9, 1895
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY

IoF MARYLAND, No Snow drawing EVERY
WEEK, in the city OF Baltimore, under the
superintendent of the Commissioners ap.
pointed by the Governor and Council
TrrTn DAYS DRAWING;
No. 4is a prize of 800
I423 1890 prizes of so
.And 81 prizes each of 10
ELEVENTH DAYS DRAWING:
No. 1862 prize OF $1,000
fl0832 $40 do. 800
1919 1898 do. 100
6026 1891 do. so
TWELFTH DAYS phAwINa:
No. GOA prize of $500
*2654 1877 prizes Of 100
*le4l7 *l7697 1875 do 80
Ard 1874 prizes Of 10
And 1913 prizes of $40 each.
Ali marked thus sold at COHFN'S Office
where the cash can be had for all prizes III
moment they are drawn.
Ghote Iiettfs, 81 Quarters, SO 90
Haiocs, Eighths, / 80
10 be had. Vvarrantcd uudrY,Vn nj
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18
iaNcing school.

WILLIAM nENNEDY, most respect
~ iu'', returDs his sincere thanks To the
public, i'.r the very liberal encouragement he
has received nj their hands. in lis profession,
nd informs them that he viii again ortn a
SCHOOL, AT the Washington Inn, $50 soon as
as a sufficient number oil scholars Can DC OBJ
tained,) Tor The Instruction Of young ladies
anu gentlemen IN the polite accomplishment
of DANCING. His terms will be moderate.
Persons wishing to subscribe, will please call
al the " ashraion Inn, Or at the Firginan
Office where subscription papers are left
Mr. Kennedy having furnished himself with
a frst-rate mnslrian, Eaters himself with the
hope tina, he will receive from the public FIAT
encouragement which he will endeavor to
merit. Dec. u. Is ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

TIVE subscribers, DESTROYS Of closing
i their business, request that all persons
Indebted TO them will come forward and set.
tie their accounts iunme diatcly. All persons
having claims against them are requested TO
present them fos payment
They will dispose Of their Stock at reduced
prices for cash. YOUNG L. JONES.
January 8. tcl2t
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

The following eloquent article is trans
lated from the journal inniiie, a French
paper published 10 New York:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-18

tt he cure Qt Colds, Coughs, ConsumptiOns,
yitiae Of Blood, .7sthmas, and all dis
eases ot tie breast and lungs.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
OBITUARY.,

DIED, suddenly on Friday morning, the
nth inst about nine O'Clock, after eating
breakfast as usual with his family in appa T.
emily good health and spirits, ROBERT
COODLOE HARPER, Esq Of Baltimore
lie was standing before the fire reading a
newspaper, when The hand OF death suddenly
deprived bin OF sensation ; he fell back on the
floor and expired without utte,iug word
For more than two weeks past Cen HaR.
Pc R had been aciiye,y and anxionslv engaged
III the trial OF an important cause in The Cir
cult Court nj the u. States Tor The District OF
Mary land, now in session in Baltimore. On
Thu, sdat at about two O'Clock, he conclude
speech to the jury, commenced the piece
ding day. which, for elopuencc and powerful
argument. was considered to have eQuaI'ed
any that lie had ever delivered A1tho' ne did
not appear TO hc ia'igue' by his exeiiions, and
was IN excellent spirits daring the evening, it
is 100 probable that, like the great PImKNEY.
he tell a sacrifice to his profess ional duty.
Gen HAEPgR was sixty years OF age He
was too well known, and too highly esteemed
by ali who knew him to require any eulogv o!
his chara ctcr, talents, and worth.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
TAII. DRIMsa

The subscriber respectfully inso.ms
the citizens Of Cha Ilottesvil:e and n,
adjacent country, Il vat he has taken a
rrot" IN the west ing Of Mr.. David
lsa ;.cs' house, Oh Tic main street. vbrrn
he iatcu,is to cono bet The above bus;-
ness 10 all its varl,,s branches. Frcr,
the experience he l. as had 10 all N.
'arS. ant most iaskioI ,eh!e cities in th;.
tnii' states. aud hi. determination 20
execute his work. in Sc Vie of ncatncss
and durability, with STRIFE regard TO The
varying fashions Of the ulnes, he che
rishes The hope that be viii merit and
receive liberal share of puLIc patron
age. All orders will be thanL. lnlly re-
crived, and the subscriber relies for
success, in his undertaking. on the pune
inalitg which he will never fail TO oh.
serve. in his promises. together with
his prices and the style nf his work
manshir. NJ. GEORGE.
Jan. 20, '25-,f
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
wAsH1NoroN, IAvtARYf5.

The House Of Representatives, yes
terday, found itself engaged upon a
new subiect--not a principle, but a new
application Of principle visa prop
osilion to subscribe to the Chesapeake
Canal, TO the amount Of three hundred
Thousand dollars. After all exposition
Of The views Of the Committee, by Mr.
HEMpHIJI, the bill was ordered TO he
engrossed for Sd read;ng. by y majority
Of fur roies The day being very. nm.
pleasant, The House was rather tbin,and
il is probable that thirty more fnIes will
be given on the third reading Of the bill,
Than were on the question oF is engross-
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
.MESSRS. S.i.nUEL DICh;SU.S' &
LEUIS BILL,


You not being inhabitants of
this Commonwealth and having M
known agent within The spmc . Take
notice, that shall on Saturday, the 10Th
day OF February next, beiwccn the ri.
sing ard setting Of The snn on TIC same
day, at the store-bouse Of Mtssrs. iIives
Il Brown, in the county Of Nelson. pro-
ceed 10 fake the aiiidavits of Robert
Hives. sen. and others. IN be read as cvi.
denee IN certain matter OF couiroycr-
sy now depending and undetermined il,
the county conrt Of AlbenarIe in Chay
cery, wherein | nm complainant; aud yos
are defendants, when ard where yuu
may attend. Fours. Sc
JAMES J0PLiNG, Jp.
Jan 22. 'oB--ff
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
= office.

The creditors Of w. l.. Il. u. Jones
interested in Trust deed executed by
Jones 10 the Undersigned. for their ben
eft, are bottled that small dividend
is II hand; which, upon compliance.
on theirpatt, with the requisites oG said
deed. viii be paid TO the persons emit
tied thereto.
V. w. soUTHALL.
Jan. 10, '25--H
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

Great Diridend.-The New Orleans
Mercantile Advertiser states. that the
Louisiana Insurance Company has paid
losses during The last six years. to the
amount of one hundred and siIfy thou.
sand dollars. and has given dividends
for the same period Of time, of forty
sir dollars Wd twenty-five cents per
share, per annani, on one hundred dol
lars paid III.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
0E.1ySU STHTE
Lottery. No. 3.

Now drawing EVERY WEEK IN the
chy OF Baltimore, under the superb.
tendance Of the Commissioners an.
pointed by the Governor and Council.
NINTH DAYS DRAWING:
No. 1857 prize of $1,000
s2I9O 1852
.I4o4a o456 prizes OF 400
s3s4S 1906 prizes Of -
1871 1865 P'Ne' VI 90
And 1874 prizes Of $40 earl..
TAIi marked thus sold a: CGHEN.S
OFFICE, where the CASH will be
p'id For all prizes sold by them as SOom
rs drdWn.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
Glover seed.

The subscriber has for sale 100 bush
els NJ Fresh Clover Seed. Ii will be
sold on moderate terms for Cash.
SAML LEITCH.
Jan. 22. '25-3ipd
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
HONOR To GEN. JACKSON.

A number Of respectable citizens Of
the first Ward of Washington City as
semhled, in the town-bouse Of that
Ward, OF the Sih instant, the AnD,ver-
sary Of the Battle Of ". Orleans, and
appointed TO compliment Gen. Jackson
on the occasion. This they performed
in very Handsome manner. We have
the address to the General and his an
swer, both Of which are well written
and appropriate. They were Intended
for insertion this evening, but are una
voidably postponed until tomorrow
There was brilliant illumination in
some Of the citizens houses adjacent TO
Ger. Jackson's quarters. and a firing Of
Cannon and small arms, al in very good
style. II was done IN a neiehbourly
and aHeetiOnate way. and justly merited
by The Gen. for his military conduct in
the instance alluded to- ~. City Gaz.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

Execution of Pirates 49, The Jamaica Royal
e Gazette gives an account Of the execution OF
seventeen Pirates. who were hung on that IsL
and the 26th and eth Of November last 1t
Is sta cd that ,hc scaffold was first assembled by
the Captain, person apparently about co
wears of age,-he mounted the Iadde' with a
firm step. anI was folio wcd bv his associates
in, guilt who cvinccd indications Of fear
Some Of them declared they would not have
engaged in the dangerous en,erp ize ofpiracy.
had it not been for the facilities afforded by the
authorities Of Cuba to dispose Of their plum
dcred goods; II is hose facilities which induce
many sti to continue their pnatical dcpreda-
tons.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22
Allen Dawson

Would receive a few Boarders, ~, rrn,
so"ablc terms.
Jan. 10, Sat
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

Relations a0ih Spain.--A resolution
Of The Senate passed, at the last ses-
sion Of Congress. called upon The Presi-
dent nf the United States 10 transmit so
that body information Of the effect pro-
duced OF our relations with Spain by
The recognition Of the Independent
South American governments. The
documents aFordinc that information.
il will hc seen by reference 10 the Mes
sage Of the President. it was his inten-
ton to haze laid before Congress in con-
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

q R.8 ND ST.I r. LOTTERY
OI NJ d-now. drawing regularly EVERY
WEcN' nnder the Superintendancc OF the
commissioners appointed by the Governor
and Council
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-22

EizhM Of January-- On the 9Th inst the
Hickory Club, No. L. Of the Borough Of
Reading, Penn convened for the purpose Of