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Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1825-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

FRIDAY. FEB. Is.
The bill concerning tonnage duties on canal
vessels and boats, was taken up, read, and a.
mended.
SATURDAY, FEB. 10.
The bill to exempt Canal vessels and boats
from tonnage duties, was read third time,
and ordered to lie on the table.
6 MONDAY, FEB. 81.
An engrossed bill to extend the right of de-
post in public or other store-houses, was
read a third time.
The bill was debated, but before any decis-
ion was had, the debate subsidized, for coming
to the choice OF Printer for the 10Th Con-
gress.- Messrs. Gales & Seaton received al
votes out of 1911, and were elected.
TUESDAY, FEB. 90.
A message was received from the President
Of the United States, by Mr.. Everett, (ofwhich
copy appears in the proceedings OF the Sem
ate of this date.)
On motion of Mr.. Crowninshield, the mes
sage was referred to the Military Committee.
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A man at an ordinary had eaten so en-
ormousIy, that the company we're aston
ished and disguised at his gluttony. The
gentleman at the head of the table iron
ically pressed him TO take another plate
full, observing that he had actually eaten
nothing. The gourmand declined TAX
ing any more, observing that his stomach
was quite gone. Upon which an Irish.
man opposite, exclaimed, els it your
stomach that's gone. my honey? sure
you mean the bottom part of it, 9.
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Commonwealth Of Massachusetts.
BY HIS HONOR
MARCUS MORTON.

Lieut.. Gorernor, and Commander in Chief of
the Communicable Of Massachusetts,.
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TRUST SALE.

RH virtue of deed of trust executed to
I'D the subscribers by John ~ Word, bear.
ing date the cath day of October, 1923, of II.
cord IN the Hastings court of the corporation
OF Lynehbnrg, for the purpose of paying
sum OF money therein expressed, we shall on
Monday the 14th day of March next. at the
house OF the said John Ii. Word, proceed 10
sell, to the highest bidder, for cash, the
Following Property to wit :
One negro girl slave, named Lydia, three fea
her beds, and furniture, one cupboard. one
dozen chairs, one carpet aud three walnut ia.
bles, with all the household and kitchen fur.
nIture of him the said John II Word The
title TO the above property is believed to be
good' but the subscribers, acting as trustees.
VIII only convey such title TO the PURCHASERS
as is vested in them by virtue of said deed.
NATHAN B. THURMON, ,r.
NATHAN scHooLrlELD, Trustees
February ii. 35wds
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Tract of Land.

lying in the counties of PiusyIvana andBea.
ford, ne" the JUNCTION of Pigg and Stanton
rivers, supposed to contain between FIVE and
sin thousand acres. The said land is valuable,
a considerable portion of il being first rate
tobacco land. II will be sold in lots TO suit
purchasers-At the time and place OF sale,
the deed of trust aforesaid will be exhibited
and the subscriber will convey to the purcha
ser or purchasers at the sale the title vested
in them by the decd of trust, which is be-
lieyed TO be unquesionable.
JESSE BURTON,
CHiSWELL DABNEY, 1fNS'e''.
February 4. wtds "a
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PERSONAL Property,

conveyed for that purpose, as Will be suffi-
cient 10 satisfy and pay the amount of The Sc
yeral executions charged thereupon, and the
amount OF the prior membranes on said
property the court being of opinion that the
defendant Gabriel |. Scott has "a prior lien
OH the property aforesaid, for the sum OF three
thousand dollars, being one moiety OF the
price OF the Tomahawk Lands, paid to Jones's
heirs at the price of fifteen dollars per acre,
with interest on the said sum of three thou
sand dollars from the twenty third day OF
October, one thousand, eight hundred and
twenty one, the date of the conveyance by
the said Gabriel ]. Scott for his interest in
said Tomahawk Land, that the plaintiffs in
The several executions under which the said
Robert Scott was confined when be took the
benefit OF the insolvent debtors oath, have a
subsequent lien on the said property for the
amount OF their several executions, with con
tinuing interest on the principal sums due
thereon until they shall be paid, the aggre.
gate amount oil which executions, calculated
to the tenth day OF December, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty one, appears by
the commissioners report to be three thou
sand and sixty nine dollars sixty five cents, thai
the defendants JoGes's heirs have also n lien
on the said property, for the sum oftwo nun
dred and thirteen dollars thirty four Gents the
amount OF rent for the land near I.vnchburp.
reported due from Robert C. Scott to them,
and that so much Of the nsrsonaI property
embraced by the deed 81 trust bearing date
the 10Th day OF February, 1920, from Robert
{. Scott aud his Wife, TO William Pendleton,
tor the benefit Of Gabriel |. Scott, and Viii
ham Naller Scott, and comprised in deed
among tne exhibits made by the said Robert
L Scott, TO the marshal of this court for the
Proposes therein mentioned, ought now to be
sold TO raise the said several sums of money,
with interest. The court approving the prin-
cipe upon which the exceptions on the part
otMcReynolds and Mundy, and disappearing
the exceptions on the part OF Robert c. Scott
and Gabriel Scott, doth adjudge, order and
decree that the marshal of this court after
advertising the time and place of sale for four
weeks IN some newspaper published in the
town OF Lynchburg and AT the door of Camp
bell courthouse on a court day, do proceed to
sell, at public auction, for cash, so much of
In
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lA Nhancery,

in The County Court Of Nelson, the 24th
January, 1875.
James Montgomery aud Charles Ferrow,
and keheFi Rvcs, Administrator of Jesse
Siarkson, deed. Compliments.
Against,
Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Herndon aud
Polly bis wife, James East aud ratsey his
wife, John uily and Nancy his wife, Samuel
Parish aud Jane bis wife, David II. GARRISON,
James ClarkSon and William Clarkson,
Defendants.
This day came the eomplainans, by their
attorney, and IL appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court, that the defendants, John Utly
and Nancy his wife, and William Clarkson
are not inhabitants of this Commonw ealtb,
on motion OF the complainants, il Is decfecd
and ordered by the court, that the said de-
PENDANTS John Utly and. Nancy his wife, and
William Clarkson, do appear here, ON or be-
fore the fourth Monday 10 April next, and
answer the comrainant'sb and give secu.
rity according To the act OF Assembly, iusurh
case made aud provided. And that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
news PAPER, published in the town of Lynch
burg, for tro months successfully, and TINT
another copy bs+posicd up nj the door of the
court house, of this county, two court days
previous 10 said April csurt next.
A Copy--Teste,
SE Atom II IDII\E n II
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Following Property,

to wit Daniel Qhe elder,) Daniel lthe
younger,) Jerry, Lewis, Garland, Limas, Ma
ria and her three children To wit Martha
Horace, and Sam I; Gabrila and her five chill
dren to wit Henry, Liza, Martha, Caroline,
and Robert Rachel, Fanny and her two chill.
dren to wit; Rusilla aud Moody +; Lidda and
her FIVE children 10 wit Louisa, Arch Jane,
Pamela and Celia, and Eveline and Lucy, 10.
gether with the increase of the female slaves,
II any, since their conveyance. Also, one
Wagon aud gear, one cart, eight horses, all
the stock of cattle, hogs aud sheep, and house
hold and kitchen furniture, being the personal
property embraced by the deed of trust hear
ing date the Goth day of February, 1920, from
Robert G, Scott and his wife to William Pen.
dleton, and also comprsedina deed executed
by the said Robert c. Scott to the undersign
cd, bearing date the 10th day of Julv. ls23
Sale to commence at u o'clock.
GEO. B. WoODSON, M S. C.. CID.
February 1s. 26wtds
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70 Planters Generally,

A ND particularly to those who have
- heretofore brought their tobacco to b
WATER WAREHOUSE. We the underi
signed, the present inspectors Of said ware
house, respectfully solicit your patronage
We assure you that we shall he found ready
and willing 10 serve you at all hours OF the
day, Whenever our services shall be needed-
we also hatter ourselves, that there will be rs
good sales made this year at Blackwaler as a.
any other warehouse in the town OF Lyncll
burg We have been induced to give tins
information, having heard o! report in CIR
cniaiion that there was nothing doing al b.
alter warehouse, which has had tendency
TO discourage some of its former patrons, Sho
might also influence others from making Gt'
post OF their tobacco for inspection we
eau also inform the public, that the ware.
house and lis enclosure, will shortly undergo
nthorongh repair, which, with its vicinity ,c'ne
river will merit the encouragement OF bolh
the planters aud the dealers.
TOWNLY e. PHlLlP5r |
Inspectors al u. Hatey Wrehouss.
February L. WOW "a
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Naiuble Hand FOR Sale.

10y virtue of a deed of trust executed to
ID us, bearing date on the 9th day of jam.
airy, 1918, and recorded in The cousty court
OF PittsyIvania, we shall, Oh Friday the I5tb
day of April, 1928, at the residence Of Mr..
Charles Carter, in the county of Piusylvanis,
sell, by way of public auction, for cash, one
third aT.
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~24360 tickets at SO %, S79,lfo
This lottery is formed by the ternary com.
bination aud perturbation Of 30 numbers. To
determine the prizes therein, the 30 numbers
will be publicly placed into a wheel on the
| day of drawing, aud four Of them will be drawn
out and that ticket having on il the LIST, I'd
aud 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, viz
The lst, ID and ID to $1,000
I'd, LIST and Sd to 1900
I'd, Sd and lst to 1900
3D., Isl and I'd TO 1900
Sd, I'd aud LIST ts 533
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Pos and those three
the lst, I'd and 4th, in one of their several or
ders OF combination or Formulation, will each
be entitled TO aprize Of 81 900.
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three OF the drawn Nos and those three
the LIST, Sd and 18th, IN some one of their seye-
raj orders OF combination OF perturbation, will
each be entitled 10 prize OF $500.
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three of the drawn Nos and those three
the ID, Sd and 9TH, in some one OF their or
d - ~
Those 100 tickets which shall have on them
two of the drawn Nos. aud those two the Sd
and 18th, will each be entitled 10 a prize of
g24.
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
tive oil the drawn Nos. aud those two the I'd
and Sd, or % and 4th, will each be entitled to
a prize of $l2.
All others, being 46s, having on them two
OF the drawn Nos. will each be entitled to a
prize of SO.
And all those 1900 tickets, having on them
but one of the drawn Nos. will each he emit.
tied TO prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
Of n superior denomination, can be entitled TO
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing,
and subject 10 the usual deduction OF fifteen
per cent.
lrhoie Ticket, S4 90
Hdfues 2 90
Quarter, 70
Until Tuesday the 22d inst. after which time
they will be sold at FOUR DOLLARS.
Packages OF ten tickets, embracing the 30
Nos. OF the lottery, which of necess., must
draw at least Sl3 80 nett, witt so many
chances for capitals or shares OF packages,
maybe had at the same rats
Prizes in any of the lotteries Of New York,
New Jersey, cnnsyivania, Maryland and
virginia, viii be received in payment.
u Orders lJr tickets (enclosing the CASH
IN any OF TIE lotteries Of New York, Penn
syiyanla, Maryland and Virginia will meet
with prompt attention, il addressed to the
truly lucky Office OF
ABRAM Il. NORTH, Lynchburg
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20 Dollars Reward.
FOR SILE.

DANAWAY from the subscriber tiving
IA IN Lyhchburg, n negro man named MIN
GO, he is a well formed fellow, about feet
10 or ii inches high, very black complexion,
has very white teeth, high cheek bones,
eyes small and sat deep in the head-he
has scar on QUE Of his jaws, (Which, not re-
collected, he has also wound in his fore
bend, nearly in front, lately received, perhaps
not quite well, he is about - wears old, and
had on when he left home on the 2lsl inst. "A
short coat and pantaloons OF grey cloth, also
n PAIR OF black cashmere pantaloons and fur
hat about half worn. lie perhaps may have
taken other clothes with him. / expect he
is aiming for Richmond, as have been in
formed he was seen in a boat going down
the river last Tuesday. As he was partly raised
IN the lower part of King William county,
he may attempt To get there or some OF the
adjoining counties, he is we'll acquainted in
New Kent, aud hing and Queen He has
been working for the last three years at The
carpenters trade, but is very expert at most
kinds OF common work. will give reward
OF $40 II taken within thirty miles of Lynch
burg aud the above reward OF twenty dollars,
II taken beyond those limits aud all reasona
Die expenses paid in either case.
GEORGE h LAMBETH.
February 20 wts2
The Editor Of the Constitutional Wing, will
insert the above advertisement weekly 4
weeks, aud forward bis account TO this Office
for collection.
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sEATeN il. LOVING, D. c.

MIR. WM. GUNSToN.-S T--Take
1vA notice, that on Tuesday the Goth day Of
Earch next, at the tavern of Daniel Delor.
nett, in Halifax county, shall proceed 10
take the dispositions of said Daniel Delernett
and others, and continue from day 10 day nn-
I'll all are taken, to be read as evidence in a
suit now pendiug aud undetermined in tie
chanoery court Mt Lynchburg, wherein you
are haintiE aud myself defendant, nj which
time 'aud place you may attend il you see
cause Yours, &c.
WALKER DEJERNEJr.
February !. o5wgw~
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Notice.

EHE subscriber has for sale, and is dts
termined TO sell, several surveys OF tana'
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty
and adjacent to his mill establishment
They. cont@n from one 10 three hundred !
cres, as may suit purchasers, and are in me
order for cropping. Possession will be gwen
Immediately, and on veIv accommodating
terms CHARLES C. PATTERSON.
January 7. ts2o
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% Dollars WewayA.

RUNAWAY from the possession ofLa
~ Ltf''fich n. about tuelpe months ago,
"egre man named GABRIEL, Of rtry dork
eomPter1on, about four feet 9 or 10 incheshith,
md obom thirty t,co years Of age, no pariieu'
,ar marks reooiterfed e1eept some small ktN.
IN ms breast ahout the size Of a marble, ad
a reTy rough Jtmpy elm.
lam Of orHfon hat he as nou lurking atou,
TIE ntighboriood 81 John Smttts, on the LEAD
,edters Of Goose (reek, uhere he has acif "a
ne has been seen IN that quarter tregutnts,
me ADORE re'rord IF ttce'.ty fue dollars uil /.
gum TO any person 'chO pW dtiirer him 10 me-.
or secure nan IN Bedjord jaii so that T. et hin
again. ROBERT ". REESE
January 90. arts 10
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Rw. Ovess q. Griffin L. Leckie,

tsw. 0veas 4 Griffin L. Leckie,
APoTHECARIES d DRUGGISTS,
Have jus, received, in addition 10 their for.
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
20 dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
90 Id, Cream Tartar,
20 III Arrow Root,
100 ID. best New York Starch,
900 lb Lamp Black,
$50 10. Glue,
reams Sand Paper,
L. boxes Windsor Soap,
do Transparent do
1000 Id. hest Putty.
The above, together with every other srticle
in their line, will be sold AT The lowest prices
for cash, or six months credit to customers of
known punctualty.
a. They will barter or give cash for Bees
WAX February -.
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Mr.. and .Mrs. douglas

= lAKE thismethodofin informing theirfriends
- aud the public generally that they have
been preventedby unavoidable circumstances
from commencing their School as soon as wa
anticipated. 1t will commence on Monday
the 3lst inst, IN the tenement on third street
a private and healthy situation, at present oc.
cupied by Mr.. - Beaumont.
Terms per session ofIJfre mouths, one huff in
ddrance.
For photography, Reading, Writing, A.
=, rithmetic aud plain Needle Work Sl2
English Grammar, Geography, History
and Ornamental Needle Work Is
Tie elements of Astronomy, Philosophy.
&c, Composition and Rhetoric, 1e
Drawing and Paipting, two lessons in the
week, an additional charge of s
January %. 3t16
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Quantico Canal lottery Of ia. yirsi

AZ a Superior Court Of Chdrrery holden an
the topn Of LyneLbarg, The sd day Of No.
venber, one thousand eigtthnndred and
tteenty four.
Robert C. Scott, Plaintiff,
Against,
Dudley Jones, Milton Bennett, Thomas ID.
Bennett, Lewis BenHett, Dorcas Moorman,
Thomas j Moormau, George Martin and
Elizabeth his wife, John Fowler and tarilla
his wife, William Shaw and Patsey his
wife, Howard Martin aud Lucy his wife,
John Webb, George 1. Meiriwether for Tho
mas Jones, Anselm Clarkson aud Mildred his
| wife, James Martin, John Burton, George
| Eve, Charles Mundy, Thomas b. Wait, Mar
tia Goode, Grief Barksdale, Moses Preston
aud John GARNER, Defendants,
And
Robert G. Scott, Plaintiff,
Against
Oliver McReynolds sheriff of the county of
Campbell, Gabriel !. Scott, William Mailer
Scott, and William Pendleton,
Defendants.
These causes came on again together, 10 be
heard ON the papers formerly read, on those
since filed, and upon the report OF commits
siouer Benagh, made in pursuance of the or
der Of the fifth day of November, one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty three, with
the exceptions thereto, and was argued by
counsel on consideration whereof, and OF
the motion OF the defendant in the second
suit, Oliver McReynoids TO dissolve the in
junction awarded in that cause, and TO direct
n sale of so much of the
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A SCHOOL will be opened on the
"A 9TH of February next at the residence
OF Joseph Chiton,in Campbell county, under
the snperlntendeuce OF Miss Nj. a =. Carter
at which Institution will be taught Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with The use of maps, History, (An-
ctent aud Rloderm aud Ornamental needle
work. For tue lower branches, including
English Grammar, six dollars per session of
five months, will be required, for Geography,
History, aud Ornamental needle work, eight
dollars per SESSION, one half in advance. Per.
sons disposed to eompit their children 10 her
care, may rest assured that every necessary
attention will be given to promote their mo-
rails, and cultivate their minds.
Board may also be obtained at the same
place, tor the encouragement of this SCHOOL,
at the remarkable low price of twenty five
dollars per session, including lodging and
washing.
February 4. wig "a
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Personal Property,

in The said deeds of trust mentioned, together
with the increase of the slaves therein mem
toned, If any there be, as will be sufficient af-
Ter detraylng the proper costs and charges OF
the sale, 10 raise the aforesaid sum OF three
thousand dollars, with interest from the said
twenty third day OF October, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty one, and the said
sum of three thousand and sixty nine dollars
aud sixty five cents, with interest from the
tenth day of December, one thousand eight
hundred aud twenty one, on SO much thereof
as appears TO be the principal OF the execu-
tons on which the said sum of money is due,
and the aforesaid sum of two hundred aud
thirteen dollars thirty four cents, and pay the
said sums into one of the banks at this place,
TO the credit OF these suits, subject to the tu
ture order of the court, and that he report his
proceedings to the court in order TO final
decree aud the court doth further order that
the said Robt. c. Scott, do deliver TO the mar
shall tue property aforesaid or SO much thereof
as viii he necessary TO raise the said several
sums OF money with the interest thereof -
Provided, nevertheless, that any of the ere.
dtors, tor whose benefit the sales aforesaid
are TO he made by the Marshal, may be allow
ed TO bid 10 the extent OF their claim without
paying TO the marshal The amount Of such Dur.
chase or purchases, in which event he will
report the same accordingly.
A Cupy-Ieste,
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Notice.

HtiE Subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
u their business, request that all persons
indebted TO them will come forward and set
ne the'r aeeounts Immediately. All persons
Hyine Claims against them are requested TO
Present them for payment
They will dispose OF their Stock at reduced
prices for cash YOUNG a IoNra
January s. tcJ2t
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Aook at this y

VIE subscriber is determined to sell his
u HOUSE and LOT in the town of LYNCH
qurg, situated at the head Of Man street, and
at present. occupied by Captain Howson S.
White, who will shew it 10 those wishing to
purchase. The price will be reasonable, and
the terms such as TO suit almost any oue who
may be de.rous to owo the property.
HENRY CLARK
0ee' ~f' WtS 10
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JOHN WILLS, c. c.

In pursuance of the above decree, the un-
dersigned, Marshal of the said court, will, ON
Saturday the 10Th day OF March next, Gf fair.
ii not, the nextf fair day thereafter, SUNDAYS ex.
cepied) proceed to sell, by way ofpubic auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, for cash, before the
front door of the Franklin Hotel, in the town
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office.
wiz "a

90 olRtts
RUNAWAY from the possession of the
Ia subscriber, near Salem, Botetourt coun-
ty, Virginia, while on his way TO the western
country, negro man named ISAAC, about
u years OF age, about 9 feet 2 or 8 Arches
high, OF stout and chunky stature, dark com
PleHlon, small deep seated eyes Isaac has
large scar between the thumb and fore-fnger
ct the right hand. lie was bought in May last
OF Mr.. Phil Thornton, of Caroline county,
and was raised in SpottsyIvania believe. by
a Mr.. pendIeton, where he is in all probabii-
ty now lurking All necessary expenses and
reasonable reward will he paid for the APP
prehension aud delivery of the above men
toned slave to James Jones, in Campbell
eounty-or il secured in jail in this common.
wealth so get him again,
CHARLES NJ JONES.
W The Editor ofhe Fredericksburg He
rotd UU please insert the ADORE three times and
foreard has account 10 this office for payment.
February L. WITS 81.