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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15
SM1{P NEWS.
Port of Alexandria.

ARRIVED,
March l2.-Schr. Meridian, Cowart, New
York, 6 days; freight for merchants of the
district.
Schr White Oak, Hammond, Chatham,
Mass. days; plaster to the master.
Brig Olympia, Souther, Barbados, Via
Turks Island; salt to NJ. Miller, & Son
March 13.-Sloop Fame, Frambers, n. York,
days; ballast to S. Messersmith.
March 14-Schr, Sydney, Ethridge, E.
denton, to ]. H. Davis.
Schr. Anna, hewitt, Baltimore, freight for
the District.
SAILED,
March Is. Schr Vesta, Cook, New York.
Schr Institution, Baker, Baltimore.
Schr Superior, Halves, New York.
Steam boat Petersburg, Chapman, Norfolk
D arA 14-Schr. Twin Brothers, Harden,
Providence.
slop Constitution, Bishop, Philadelphia.
Schr Hiram, Gibbs, cleared at New-York
for this port on the 10th inst.
Schr. Greene, sailed from Kingston, (Jam.
on the Dist ultimo, in company with the brig
Comet, which has arrived at New-York.
Spoken, March 2, in lat. AZ, 40, lqhg SIS, 80,
brig Spartan, from Alexandria for Amsterdam.
Arrived at New-York, March 10, schr. E1-
change, Harris, 4 days from Alexandra. Off
the capes of Virginia, spoke schr. Triton, from
Alexandra for South America.
Arrived same place and date, schr. Java,
Rodbird, 8days from Alexandra.
Brig Columbus, Marbury, of and for Alex.
andria, was left at Port all Prince, Goth Feb
to sail in 10 OF Is days,
The schr. Laurel Packet, Jackson, sailed
from Charleston, S. C. for Havana, on the
5th inst.
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besides an immense number OF smaller przes'
OThe remaining drawings will take place,
viz: .,
18th drawing, on Thursday the 10th Of March.
18th drawing, on Thursday the 18th of March
18th drawing, on "Wednesday the 3Oth OF March
The Goth and last drawing will take place
on the following day, say on THURSDAY the
31st March, provided that the 4N'ooo aouaF
prize should come out on the 18th drawing
in case, however, that the So, 900 prize should
not be drawn on the 18th, the Goth drawing
Will then be deferred for weeks, IN order
that the opportunity be gwen for renewals,
and it take place, positively, on TUESDAY the
18th Of April. 4.
Speedy application should be made foI
tickets TO insure chance for the aoo'e o''i-
liant capitals! Tickets sI2. silares m proi'oi-
ton. J. Ii. KUN, t-~L2'
march Il [NJl 2'eecnara d. c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15
DRAWING OF THE
Union Canal LOTTERY,

FIFTEENTH CLASS.
Which took place in Philadelphia on the 9th,
when the following numbers were drawn, viz:
81, o. 80, 90, al 80, A, 90.
Any ticket having any one of the above
nos. on them are prizes, Those that drew
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15

pWe are authorised to
announce R, T. THOMPSON, Esq. of Fair
fax, candidate for the congressional district
composed of the counties of Prince William,
Loudon and Fairfax, at the approaching cleo
ton.
pWe are authorised to
announce JOHN MOORE, Esq. candidate
to represent the county of Fairfax in the next
Legislature nf Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15
MARRIED.

In New-York, on Monday the 7th inst. Mr..
HENnI w. NIcHoLsoN, of this place, to Miss
ANN HIxoN of that city.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15
Notice..
M. yINTON, of the late fir,

A vINTON, of the late firm of Mallett
"A. & vinton, having established himself in
the AUCTION IND C0MlMZSSI0N BU-
SINESS. in Providence, Rhode Island, offers
his services to his friends and the public, and
solicits share Of their patronage. Advances
will be lib orally made on consgnme,ts.
Refer to ]. C. VOWEL, or
THOS. VOWEL
march15 n law
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15

y 1a'l loo Prizes Prizes ga, 900 Teketss27s,76o
A considerable portion of this lottery is put
up in parcels of 90 tickets, embracing all the
combination numbers from to so, which
parcels cannot draw less than S8G, less the de-
duction Is per centwith so many chances for
the capital prizes
Tickets So. shares in proportion to be had at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15
RunneNs' Prize List
Of the seventeenth days drawing of the Grand
STATE LOTTERY
nm ISoDUT am NJ

OF MAR YL.aND, No. iii.
Which took took place in Baltimore, on the
10th of March. The only prizes drawn were
No. 1892 A prize of $1,000
2749 100
6454 50
Besides a large number of $40 prizes.
This Lottery is uncommonly interesting at
this time, as the high prizes are yet undrawn.
Three drawings finishes the scheme:
The following capitals remain undrawn-no
time should be lost in procuring chances.
capital of $4,000
l. 10000
l 10000
l 5000
ii 1000
7 500
90 100
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NEW MUSIC.
w anted,

INA Dry Goods Store, young man who is
Il good Salesman, and of an agreeable ad-
dress, and who can give satisfactory testimo-
mails as to capabiEty, honesty and industry. 1t
is unnecessary to make application, unless the
person applying can be strongly recommend
ed as possessing those qualities, and to whom
n good sAl~"y III 90 e;uAn A letter address
ed to c, through the Post Office, will meet
immediate attention. march st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15

Departed this life, on. Friday evening last,
after short illness, Mr.. WILLIAM PATTON,
of the firm Of Patton & Butcher, aged IT,
He was native Of Scotland, and one of the
Oldest and most respectable inhabitants of this
town.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15

The subject Of the following letter
possesses a melancholy interest. We
can vouch for the responsibility of the
source.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-03-15

Also prize Of 1000 dollars, and prize of 500
dollars, sold in this District, besides great
number of smaller prizes.
John H. Runnells has the pleasure of pre-
senting to his friends and customers the
10Th class, to be drawn on the 18th of May
next, 1926, and finished in a few minutes.
Sirty Mumbers-Eight ballots to be draWn.
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a Ahst OF Aetters

Remaining IN he Post Office at LiJc,f,L
on me 3iSf ojDecember, 1874.
.9-Joseph Acton.
B-Charles Bayne, Joel Burton, Samu-
el Baughn, Richard Booth, Richard Brad
ley.
C-John Crumpecker, William Cook,
Esq. James Cox, Joseph Crouch.
D-Jacob Dawson, james +. Darnel,
Nir. Davis, Jemima Dearng, VIM. c. Deb.
son, jams Dooley.
F-Joseph Flood, John Fiser, Daniel
Fag, David Foster, Herbert Firth, VIM.
Franklin.
G--J0scph p. Godfrey, Samuel Griffin,
James Gordon, Francis G. Giipin.
H-Plcasant Howard, William Hix, Ro.
bert Howard, Elizabeth Iiarwell ..
lillian Johnston, Rev. Saml. jesse
Gray Jones.
| L--Rev. William Lc(twch, w. II. AL.
exauder Lee, .ir. Merryman Luntsford, 10
Ell Leltwich, Jabez Lellwich, Alexander
Lee, Robert Lewis.
-M-Jnmes Nc Alannaway, John McCur-
mac, Edward McCraw, Reuben F. Nit.
chell, John Moore Doct Charles Marke
! 0-Wn. Ownby, Capt. Powell Ownby
| Thomas Oliver q, George Oversircet
P-Thomas Phelps 9, Henry Payne
R-Capt Jeffrey Robertson ., William
Rice, Sarah Rice, Sally Richardson, So
phia, Reese, Robert Ramsey, Jessee Rey
nolds.
S-Berry Saunders, William Sledd
Capt. john w. Scott, John Shannon, She
riff of Bedford, Timothy SpsaIding, Rober
ST. Claire.
John Turner, Christopher Tcnnison
Benjamin Turner, Richard Turner, Johr
Thompson.
V-Francis Yennerson.
W-WilIiam Written, Captain James
Wright, Capt. James Watts 9, John Wal
dren, Peter Walker, Isaac Wade, Gcorg,
Welch, Daniel Womock.
WM. II. PORTER, p. NJ.
January 7. w6w 20
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4ndntco Canal Lottery Of Ia,
FIFTH CLASS.
TO BE DRdHN TIE
StA dan OF February 1904
a. MeLl1IRE, Manager.
GTIIlsAIlN
s76oilrizes
l560U blanks
2i36o tickets III 60 o.
S19llO

2136o tickets at So oo, S19,l1o
This lottery is formed by the ternary con.
blnationa and Formulation of 80 numbers 10
determine the prizes therein, the 81 numleg
will be publicly placed into whetl On IL.
day OF drawing, aud tonr OF them " i'll be drawn
out and that ticket having on II the ST ID
ami 3D. drawn Nos. in the order in winch
drawn, Will be entitled 10 the prize of l0,00
dollars and those five other tickets yllA
shall have on them The sane Nos. in the loI.
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 Tie tr7s.
affixed 10 them, respectively, viz:
The lst, 3D. and I'd to $4,000
%, Isl and Sd to 4,uOo
ed, Sd aud ist to 5000
Sd, Isl aud ID TO 2,OeO
Sd, I'd and lst Ia 1858
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three of The drawn Nos. and those lbre.
The lst, % and 4th, in one of their several or.
ders OF combination or permuthtion, viii each
be entitled TO prize OF 81 600.
Those SIX Other tickets " hich shall have on
them three of the drawn Nos and those Tires
the lst, Sd and 9th, ia some one of their seye
RAJ orders OF combination or permutation,aiI
eaeh BIC entitled 10 prize OF $500.
those SIX other tickets which shall have Oh
tuem three OF the drawn Nos and those three
The I'd, Sd and 4th, in some one OF their Of
NN'sI WI tdtH be entitled 10 prize ~ s+"V
Those 100 tickets which shall have on them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those two The 80
and 4th, will each be entitled to prize o!
S24
Those 3l2 tickets which shall have on them
two OF the drawn Nos. and those Two he 20
and Sd, or ID and Itd, will each be entitled 10
prize of sl2
Aud all those $500 tickets, having on them
but one OF the drawn Nos will each be ehH'
tied 10 prize of 81
No ticket which shall. have drawn prHe
OF superior denomination, can be entedlo
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing
aud subject TO the usual deduction OF fiIssA
per cent.
uhoie TieEeis 81 %
HaireS = 90
Quarters 90
Packages of ten tickets, embracing Tue "
NOS. OF the lottery, which of necessity h'u.
draw at Feast $l3 90 nett, With 50 many
chances for capilnIs or shares OF packages
may be had nj the same rate. -
frizes IN any fthe lotteries OF New ION,
view Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland ap'
virginia, will be received in payment -,
u Orders for tickets (enclosing the ca'.}
IN any OF the lotteries of New York, REM
syiyania, Maryland and Virginia VIII " ts
with prompt attention, if addressed 10 wv
truly lucky Office of
ABRAM II. NORTH, LynfhdWs,
November 80. "
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Cloths, cassimeres and
Vestlngs.

49,
a SUpERB s4SSoRI.HL.vF OF
The brsl suptrsalisr blue aud black Cloths
some Of which ar. saprrluf
A handsome assortment of middle 10 hne
aud supeif,ae do.
Also, . generl assortment of low priced
10 fine DO. all colors
Blue, black aud niAcd super double inllles
di,fn,
Common aud low priced do.
Elegant satin raised fl Velvet Iesiinss,
Londoa Ioilenciis and Valencia (beaalllalI
Super and colnmon mhiie Marseiilesl
1aacy we've figured ami printed do
Rich and common Swansdown,
Washington aud Jackson silk htslingi
LAFAYETTE aud fuzzy do.
To whici, may be ail.ed great variety
OF otlei articles in the same line. Geotie-
men DESTROYS Of obtaining the best OF att
ces AT moderate prices, VII please cal, Us
the, can doubtless he suited
". MCKEE s. j. g. MEM.
October u. tsi9
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Family Groceries, very cheap.

ZnIIE subscriber having determined to de-
- cline the grocery business, will sell his
stock nog on hand, at very reduced prices.
The articles are chiefly of the very best qua
lily, and will be sold lower than those OF the
same quality can be purchased in this place
They consist of best Brown and Loaf Sugar,
Coffee, Tea, Molasses, old Spirits OF various
kinds, Madeira, Ciciy Madeira, Malaga and
Champaign Wines, Cheese, Chewing Iobac
co of the best quality, mustard, Rice, Vinegar,
Newark bottled Cider, Jameisons crackers,
Stone Ware, empty bottles, &c. &c. The
stock remaining on Saturday the 22nd inst.
will on that day be sold atauction.
He also wishes 10 rent out the lower part
of the tenement he now occupies until the LIST
December, 1926. JOHN NJ. GORDON.
?, 5. have on consignment,
90 bbls prime Cheese
hhds n. T.. Rum
10 boxes Turpentine Soap.
J. NJ. G..
January 4. st
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Also. Nne Nouse and XIot
% DOLLARS Reward.

pUNtWAY from The possession Of joel
Ia Let}'eich jf. about twsire months ago, n
negro man named G.1HRIEL, Of rcry dark
compile r'oa, about four feet OF 10 inches high,
and about thirty hso ytors ofnge, no portiea-
Tar marks recoiiected eTcept some small knots
an his breast about The sjse Of a marble, and
rery rCtgh bnmpy chin.
lam Of son maj he is nor lurking about
the ptjghborhood Of John Smelts, on the head
,rdterS u Goose (rtek, uhere he has rite, as
Thr ADORE rtatafd Of feerg fire doiiars ittH be
g'rtu 10 ann pefsoh Uho 1riH dtiirer him TO me,
or secure dim IN Bedford jail SO that get Aip,
again, ROBERT ". REESE.
December II 7r4ics II
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Notice.

IN the year 1910, James Lashells, OF the
L county of Campbell, departed this life, aud
among other things, devised 10 the heirs OF
Ann Hate one hundred dollars a piece Ann
Hale was the sister Of the testator, and wife oi
Tho. Hale. Whether the said Ann is living OF
mol is unknown 10 the executors il is also
unknown TO them who are the heirs of Ann
Hale whoever they be, they are requested
10 make themselves known, aud 10 claim The
above legacy. VIM 6. GANAWAY,
Acting rs Ereeuior, &c
u The editor OF the Winchester Republi
eau will insert the nbove advertisement three
times, and enclose his account, together with
each OF his pa pcrs containing the advertis,
ment, TO this office.
December 81. w3w-l9
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-11
The Thoroughbred Horse
LAWRENCE,
MA:G

J1IIE property sf MIR William n Johnson,
~ will stand The ensuing season at the Boz
ieioun Srfiugs. Gentlemen OF the upper
rountry owning fine mares, will have al oi,-
rcrluniiy nj rnising Colts from tue finest stock
In the United States.
The pedigree OF Lawrence will be publish
ed al large, IS will other Particular, IN ~
turf Advertisement. Suffice il at present To
say ,hr, he is me OF the best suns OF sir Ar
city. Ills dam by tire imported Horse SIR
Harry, who was by Sir Peter Tcazle--ihus
combining on both sides The very best blood
either in England or tho United states lie
4 a fine lay, aud is FIVE feet four inches high.
Wben yonng the highest expectations were
entertained of him AS raeer, but IN conse-
aucnce OF an injury which he sustained 10 one
of his fore leg. whilst in training NJ three
wears old, be- never was brought on the turf
where, otherwise, he was destined 10 have
made so distinguished figure.
Gil JOHNSTON
Boietour Springs, Jan. !, ls9o. 2t2o
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zen DOLLARS ReWaca

l. UNA WAY from the subscr.ha, =.
la in Pittsylvania county, Virginia -. !, hlag
day the ID inst. negro boy named Iap eiot-
OF yellow complexion, 10 years old 4 tas'
or II inches high, quite smart snot. ,'9l 10
had on when he LETT home, a pair Of 1gq99'
checked pantalonns, coarse cotton .li,, g i.i
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark reea i,au
ted.-iie was seen on "Wednesday nisb S'' =.
18th inst AT Mr.. Swinney s, near iyn, 9I' we
and do expect he is lurking about toa, l.
Whoever may apprehend the said bo, -,
deliver him to me, or lodge him in iail 60 ", anu
get him again, shall receive the above '5 T'
ward ~
WILLIAM WARE
August o. ,.,'a
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Boarding in Aynchburg

Il HE subscriber hereby informs his &C
u qunintances and the public that he ha.
removed to Lynehburg, where he will accom-
modate n few boarders. He would be- elat
o receive as boarders some six or eight fc
male students.
Persons disposed to commit their daughter,
TO his care may rest assured that every neces-
sary attention will be given 10 promote their
morals, health aud happiness.
EDWARD CANNON.
January 7. w7w20
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office.

H,HE subscribers, DESTROYS of closing
l. their business, request that all persons
indebted TO them will come forward aud set
tie their accounts Immediately. All persons
having claims against them are requested to
present them for payment.
They will dispose Of their Stock at reduced
price. for cash. YOUNG a. JONES.
January D. tel2t
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nRADFuTE & TOMPKINs,

Rave JUST RECEIVED, AND ofIER foR
SALE,
9 bags green Coffee,
4 do old Java do
barrels loaf Sugar,
4 do brown do
81 boxes fresh Muscatel Raisins,
barrels st. Augustine Oranges,
y barrels Antigua Rum,
tierce Porter,
Q do Glass Ware,
boxes Pine Apple Cheese,
! do Mustard,
and In Store,
2 barrels old Cognac Brandy, very supr
do do Rye Gin,
4 do do Apple Brandy,
4 DO do Peach do
d boxes Mcdoc Claret,
. cases writing and letter Paper,
Old Madeira Wine, IN deinijohns,
Do. Holland Gin, do
Do. Cognac Brandy do
Do. jamaica Rum, do 4yrs. old.
December 81 ts20
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HE subscribers have just received a
L neat assortment Of Ladies Morocco
and Seal Skin Shoes.
Misses and chldren's Boots and JefIer-
sou ties
Gen''emen's Calf Jefferson do
Mems course Shoes
All ct which are from celebrated Fac,o
ry, aud are warraeted.
w MCKEE & j. G. MEM.
November .. ,s os
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-11

O. In publishing the following adver
tlsement we made mistake, " hich is now
corrected. We thus notice the fact, by
request, that the fault may attach where il
beloues:-
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office

H'IE subscriber has for sale, and is de-
i termined 10 sell, several surveys of land,
lying on Goose creek, miles from Liberty,
and adjacent to his mill establishments
They contain from one 10 three hundred q
eres, as may suit purchasers, and are in fine
order for cropping. Possession will be given
Immediately, aud on vely accommodating
terms. CHARLES {. PATTERSON.
January 2. 1870
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August .;

Try r'rtue Of a deed Of trust erecuteal p .ts,
- Hdncoch, on the Oh d0y Of October lsS ,'
and duly recorded an The cipk's offer otM,
h"st,ngs eouf n Lynehdarg, 10 the sab,cy1b,y,
for The purpose q securing 10 Joseph Itbot,0,
pdymtmoJ cerid'n re,,iS therein ntnfier,d wi,
be sotd, on S.41IRD.7Y, the god doD NJ ia, ~"
ory nert, i Jair, II not The neai fair dan Ulr'
after, al public auction, for cash, on The pJ ,
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N CH9.NCERY.

defendants,
IN CH.9NCERY.
Tie defendant not having entered his ap,
pearance and given security according TO the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court,
and it satisfactorily appearing that he is moi
an inhabitant of this country, Oh the motion
Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, Il is order.
ed, that unless the said defendant doth appear
here on the rule day holden in the said coun.
~ court IN March next, and answer The plain.
tins bill, the same shall be taken for confess
sed, and the matter thereof decreed accord.
ingly-lhat copy OF this order be published
III some one OF HE Lynchburg papers for two
months successfully, and posted up at the
front door of the court house OF said county
on tso several court days.
a Copy-Teste.
J. SrEPT0E, c b. C.
Dpcpnhpr OF a...,n
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LYNCHBURG
DYING ESTABLISHMENTS

l.
Bf THOMAS WOODWORK :.
lie proprietor has been acknonl,
Il by Merchants aud others in "A I'D
Philadelphia and Washington Civ iok
he carried on The above business ss =, Altie
years, 10 be equal 10 any in In. I,sa'fth
Cloths are dyed any color, and fe,s 9,ol'--
imported. Silks, saiins and Cf9 35''ed az
dyed BY pattern or otherwise. H. afe
Ladies' Dresses and Genilemens' aau!e
He SCOUTS Coats, Pantaioons, and ffra9,e,
them IN the neaiest manner. H.. s,t'
Camel Hair Shals, which he cle',a. @he
restores them TO their primitive e. aad
Lfghorn and Straw Hats are ID 'of'--
finished in the neatest manner. n and
dyes Ladies' Shoes, any color Ia nj. a'9
He dyes Ladies' Feathers, any col iIaa't'-.
finishes them. And his utmost In and
be 10 give satisfaction TO those WIN WI
favor him with their commands may
e. He has taken the house for.,
occupied by Dir. Thomas J. Duy1 5 merry
above the Virsinian Office. 1'o''
January 4. a..
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Richard Pollard

vNTILL continue 20 transact business III
w Lynchburg as .9UC7IOSEER .3.Np
GENERAL CO.HJffSSF0f MERCHANT
He villas heretofore attend 10 The selling and
shipping Of tobacco and other produce, Tor
planters, founiry merchants aud others.
Also 60 the receiving and forwarding OF goods
10 the pafchasiag Of produce on commits
sion, and 20 The transaction IF bank business
as agent. In short, 10 ali business coming
properly within The scope OF an Auciioneer
and Commission Merchant All consignment
that he may he favored with, and all business
that may be entrusted 90 him, will meet with
due attention. lis office Is in the large brick
house al The junction OF first street and fourth
alley, near tie Franklin Hotel.
January 7. wOw2o
M The editors Of the Constitutional Wing
are requested 10 insert the above four weeks,
and forward their account 10 this oliice for
payment.
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FOR Vent,
AAaitional ~upp les.

1uiE subscribers have lately received
L additional supplies Of almost every
description of goods in the dry goods llne,
Aud among Them many Desirable articles,
adapted la the present season, which thay
would be pleased 10 offer friends and Gus
.tomers, at prices which they hope will
please. w. MCKEE & J. u. MEEM.
November y. tss1
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January 4.
NOctor John \. CabeN,
PHYSIC, SURGERY. &c.

in this place and the surrounding country, ho-
ping, from his long experience in his profess
sional duties, 10 meet with a portion OF public
patronage, promising strict attention TO all
patients that may come under his care for
medical aid JOHN I. CABELL.
7. S. We are willing 10 take in a few young
ladies' as boarders, whose parents wish to send
them to school in this place, where there is a
female institution of long standing, which
has been well conducted, aud expect not
inferior to any. Another about going into
operation from the character and qnalifca-
lions OF the gentleman who is to be AT the
head oft, we presume il will be equally well
conducted And the widow of Mr.. Henry
Morris, deed, the late principal in Tire fe'uac
academy OF this place, is likewise expected 10
open a school Also, we will have employed
teacher instruciing our daughters in the
science OF music. Any of the young ladies
boarding with us who would wish 10 be in.
strncicd in this science, can have the use of
our Piano TO practice and take lessons on, by
pay ing the tcarher his customary fees for in.
struction. Attention will be paid To their
health, &c. with such instructions rs may lie
given by their parents.
The price OF board, sc will be the customa-
ry rates ,whick is $50 per session OF b months,
one halt in advance and the balance at the
expiration thereof, and for shorter periods $40
per month. JOHN l. tABELI
December 81. H6w2O
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GN tNe Furniture

conr,bcd an Said deed, or so much ofh. ,od
property real andpersonni, as nil be snfnn,
10 satisfy The purposes ofthe soid detd 81 frpT
.7eting MS trustees, 're uiH c0nrey onlp spelG
tie as rs rested in MS By Tie sind ded ottrpa
ABR.3H u. NORTH, !
LINES BEAaGH, 1rA'''a
December Is. ,.,y,,e
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Three A.ots Of Ground.

an nc T0lfh y LynchbUrg, one rontoilinp on,
fourth Of M acre, on tenth street, pari Of Ia,
numbr 333-.7nofter containing one to1,,b ~
an acre, on IN street and first aliey-updH.
third one wh0ie Lot, numttr 236. .4nd a, n,
fraakftn Hoiei, onHie same day, and il ueee.
'ory 10 be continued iron, dag 10 day, piA b,
sukd. for cash