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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
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CoNINE's OFFICE.
Banimore, Jan. f. 1895 {
NIGHTIi Report Of the Drawing Of the Sd Grand Slate
Ia Lottery OF Maryland Now regularly drawing once a
week in the city of Baltimore, under the supente ndance
of the commissioners appointed by the Governor Council
No. 1876, l57O1 each prize of $1,000
14403 prize of $40
1887 prize of 100
-eil5-14sss- 19os4-19s62 prizes of 50
And 191 prizes of 10
The prizes usual paid renewed at Conine's Ofice
The following prizes remain undrawn, Notwithstanding
eight drawings over, being nearly half Of the
whole number,
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARSt
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARSi
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS!
IL of 1000 IA of 500 SO of 100; 70 of so; and 1862
of 10 dollars each amounting in the aggregate 10 nearly
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11
PRICES CURRENT Ar BnAsDrwIvn Mills, JAY. II.
DIVIDENDS.

Just declared in New York, on the business of the
last six months.-The Ocean Insurance Co six
per cent; Manhattan Bank, three New York
Insurance Company, five; the Duchess County
Insurance Co. four; Fulton Insurance Co. four,
National Insurance Co. six Franklin Fire Insu-
rance Co. fourteen; Union Insu,an Co five !;
North River Bank, three and half Phenix Bank,
three and half; Phenix Insurance Co. Jour.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

TO BE RENTED, the Room No. 103, Market street.
Apply the Office of the Waterman. Immediate posses
sion may be had Nov. so.
SO
PRICES CURRENT AT BnANDYwISE MmLs JAY. II.
FLOUR, superfne, per Dbl 81 81 to IS 90
Middlngs, do. 90 so
WHEAT, white, per 60 ID. L OF 900
Do red, do. 90 300
RYE do. 40 90
CORN, per 81 lib. SO
Kiln-dried Corn Meal, per hid. 10 90
DO. do per Dbl. 2I2
PRICES CURRENT BonoUGH.
-Four from the wagon, rs to o 90
WHIsKEY, per gallon, 20 90
In The .liarke-Beef per Id. 4aa7 cts. Pork, 5 z;
Mutton, g.; Veal, a 6; Butter, IS 20; Eggs per
doz. ~ 10; Potatoes, per bush. IS 80.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

.NeU York, January We learn through our
attentive correspondent at Boston, by the arrival Of
the brig Clio at that place from Smyrna, that a
Dutch trigate arrived there on The 9th OF October,
and gave information of an engagement that took
place, on the 9TH of that month, between the Turks
and Greeks, between Scio and My,ene, in which
the latter destroyed, by means OF hre-ships, three
frigates, brig and sloop. The frigate brought a
Turk to Smyrna, who was taken off plank. twas
reported he was the captain of one Of the friga,es
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

Florida Light Houses.-The East Florida He
rald OF the lth Dec says: IN August last the con
tractor for the Light Houses at Cape Florida and
the Dry Tortugas, sailed from Boston, with mate
rials for these works but since then, nothing has
been heard from him the vessel. Surprising it
TO be lost, with the persons on board, the ho"dsnen
of Mr.. LincoLn have obtained from the Government
an extension of time for completing the contracts,
till the lst of June next, and will themselves COM
pete them
The Collector here is directed to meet the con-
tractors and select the sites.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

CHRISTMAS.-That ali religions are tolerated
by the laws is true; but not exactly by public
opinion. Ezekiel Stanford, came to complain Of
Teary O'Rourke. He was saving load OF wood
in his vocation patiently and honestly christmas
day, because wood is necessary christmas, which
always falls in winter; Terry was coming from
|church, and swore that no man should work on
|christmas by the powers he would not tolerate
such things so he despoiied poor Ezekiel of his buck
and saw, threw the wood about, and Hays, Junr.
interfering and arresting Terry he was rescued by
Ibis companions, but after sundry hustngs he sue
|ceeded in securing his man, and lodging him in
Bridewell. erry swore that there was no freedom
lin this country, in locking up man because he
protected religion. Fork aduocate.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-01-11

JAMES ". SUTTON, P. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival Of the ship Courier, at New
YoTk from Liverpool. London psps's to the
2ln July. aud Liverpool 10 the Esd, are re-
ee'ved. They do not contain any political
news OF importance, end nothing that cen be
relied on respecting the pfesfe" ot the wa'
in Greece.
Six hundred persons were sent 10 Rheims,
10 be pst doned at the Co eas'ion, bot 'wo
hundred OF them Psrished by suffoesIon rom
"eglect.
90 ths Cd inst. a violent earthquake wa
felt N Aigion. II produced IN Aigies no
oiher mischief ,han great alarm AT sotne
d,sianee It's effects were moe total. The
,owa OF Belda bs. bean dss' Dyed, and hsIi
> inhsbiisnts petished.
They wtito Tom Csdiz OF an expedii ion
Tor the Havana being 10 equation ibo .. The
following ambiguous phrase announces TIN,
fact -" There s'e thee k'ee merchant
sese;. chartered from ibis port, and " Is ssld
5000 will Q, least embark for Hsvaas." It
hey only embark, there Is iittlo mischief
The Colombian p'iyaiecfs sio hsifa,siDg
& eatjy the Spsnish 'ade ~ the Msdieuans s
- The Cediz Merc hsnts got inserted 10 the
D'a'o oi Csd,z a pa,ssrapb iOpmat!ng that
he /, ehch shipS Gi war wer= to p' Oect the
Spanish me'ohOD,, The I orch Con,ui i'm
Dediaie!y made Il DO cont. sd.citd.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01
. popola,ion of Manchester, Leeds. Birming

ed population OF Manchester, Leeds, Bruing'
ham, ard several othe places which have
bcea the scenes Of their operations. Fo'y
yesrs ago we wsre we'll scqusinted with hose
places, with tho fortunes which wefe then
enjoyed, end The habits ,hon prevailing. On
recent visits, afier ioog absence, we feit
degree OF asionishment which we cannot de-
scribe, at tho changes which have taken place;
wo do no, spssk OF tho numerous individuals,
whosa fathers or grapd.fsthes had, almost
within rocoliec c,ion, hardly emerged from The
condition OF Gay laborers, and whom we bow
found he owne,s Of magnificent establish.
mcn'.; Tor single instsnc=s prove little IN .
case like this bu' we ellude TO the immense
addition to the buildings, the improvement IN
their construct tion, and the general advance
which their Owners had made 10 ell the lbe
raj ,ss,e, aud enjoymenls Of lie.
lConciuded next week. o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

Office 10 Hsnford. Mr. >2srlisiilost his ear.
penier's tools and some finished work. Tsis
loss unqoesionsbly falls moe heavily on NJ.
B. than sny oibe' individual. whose properly
was consumed. A. an industrious end wo'-
thy citizen he 10 deserving the substantial
commisserst'on of the public. Abou' $50
hogs end ie head Of cst,Ie, owned by Nj.
Sessions, and kept in pens and stalls s,'sehed
20 the estabIishmsns were saved from the
flames. Journal.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01
FROM SMYRNA.

INOM oN 1 MA.
We have seen ieuers brought by the Her.
aid which rived here yeste day from Smyr-
ma, 10 the l2,h juno, and 'eceived icte by
her from the brig ST.. Thomas, dated of Mi.
10, the I5,h. They effectusI'y conf IN. ,ha
aecounts from London Of the Naval victory
Obtained by the Greek fl.sr over that of tho
Turks in ,he Archipelago, with some add.
tionsi particulars They mention that two
frigses, and . corvette wee burnt, end ] ..
transports, aud several small vessels wsto
captured. Ibid.
Extract OF letter received by the He,sit,
from Smyrna:
of Milo, Jane Is, 1925:
"Tbe Herald, which is 10 sight, wa bosfd-
ed this morning from . Greek mro.of war,
and Infor med OF an action they had on the l5'h
in which tho Turks lost q stout frigste. and a
corvette an English brig was also blown up.
The Greeks have driven the Turkish hsel in.
10 Csodis, and have them closely blockaded.
There was q baltls TO the southwark OF Milo
Yesterday, bu, they had not heard the resuit.
We hes,d tho report OF guns this INC ming in
the direction OF Gambia. About ] 0 days ego, tho
Creeks engaged the Tuiki.h feet. took
ooe vessel burnt another, and dtove
. third on shoe. The latter had among,
her crew about SO Chrislions, who were ell
mu'de ed as soon as 'aey landed. Some had
their hesds cut of, and Others were stoned 10
death by the women Of the Island"
-ooo-
The mex, ,ecoun,s from the River Of Plate
are expected TO be interesting, as they osy
announce The existence OF Var between Bue.
nos tyres Gnd Bro-i!.
A subscription for the Greeks was made e.
Paris Exehsnge on the i2;h ult Mo'o than
1000 600 frsoc& nearly 8 100000 were col.
se,ed IN one dsy.
The Committee Of the Montreal Theatre bag
. unsnmously voted To lease Il to 81. Yreleries
4Fewn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

We have commenced on our hrst page very fail
abstract of AZ uncowmonly able article IN the last
number of the Quarterly Review. sley reprinted IN
nos,on nj, entitled {" rbe pas, and present state
of the country" aud treats of the astonishing in.
crease. during the last half century at he comfort:
aud wealth OF The English nation. Our leaders w'''
find II no speculative uea,,sc. but reh IN tue most
curious and instructive facts. aud draw" up WIN
perfect knowledge ftbe subiset and rcsuy access
40 ,h. nnst vain, ,ble doeuments. When we have
completed the abstract we contemplate OF the entire
article, We hope to be able offer to our readers
somc e,rarks ON the wonderful results wn,en the
growth of this country has exhibited during Tue last
century. TO the eyes Of the political Economist
A, the late term Of the supreme Judicial Court.
holden in this town, Francis Henderson. Jun ESQ
wss admitted 10 practice as an Attorney ana Couh'
sel,or =, law, in the Courts Of this state
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

siders,icn the exis,icg ccumereisi rtfs,isr =
between Frsnee md ibe new States OF Soui,,
Americs. An snx,Vu, wish wss u,snfes.se
in ihsss deliberations, thai the French Govern.
msn' msy speedily be induced to imi,sts the
policy OF Eossnd. Il sesms to be expected
that suen viii DO the fesnl, !; sod q hope is
expressed, that, at ell events, CON ne cia,
sgsn's will o, oocs be sent out to vsich over
the inle'es,s Of the French lrsders to Colon,
bis' Mexico, and BGsno. Ayres."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

FIRE IN PROvlDENCE-Tho ex'en-
sivs building, occupied by M'. D,'iu' Sss
sions I. n Gin Dsallery, =, Indie Point aud
owned by the heh, Of the iste James d. Me
son. Esq. were consumed bv Gfe early oo
Supdsy otnine, toge,her win . csrPen,er'.
shop occupied by Nj, Bs, t,e,,, and belonging
10 tho same es,s,e. The value of the build
ing is ss,,ms'sd e $4,000 on wh'en $4,000
va. insured, $4,000 wss s,se insured on hs
ueopsrY Of Nj. Sessions, beth o. the 4E,ns
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

Tho Spanish Guxp'nmen, hes heard thas
men OF wa s'e flung out at New.YoIk, fus
the Colombisns and Mexicsns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

JHE PLAGUE. A letter from Narseilles,
,csved II N.w.Yo'k, states, that Q vesses
h.d arrived ,hete from Aiexondris, aih fouv
e her crew deed OF the pisguc, which q, ,bo
ime Q! he SAILING, rOged IN ina, city w,th
steater intensity thsu could BE remembered
by the Oldest inhabiao, 10 consequence &C
mis- alarming inio'm,tIon, ,hs mos, ,ieorous
quar- aniine has been established al Ma,seilles,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

Sr Waiter Scott sf,w.d in DobIin on ,hs
islh July and his presence ptoduced con.
s,de' able sensation in ths, city. An invirstion
to dire with the Royal Irish Aesdemy was
sent 20 the AfiosIo OF the NORTH" a. they
style him. which he declined, stated that dur.
ing his say ,hete. "he did not wish 70 acceps
of sny public mark of respect"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

, GREECE. The sccoup,s from ,bi, y,
acc .x, emcIy unsatisfactory. They do noe
appca %. have gained much. ltwss 'epousa
hat lbcahin PAchs had fallen into snate in
Arcade, from which IL was thought he would
90, speedily cxItcats himself.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

The mex, 'eeoun,s from the River Of Plate
are expected to be interesting, as they msy
announce The existence Of Uar between Bue
nos tyres Gnd Bro-il.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-09-01

A subscription for the Greeks wa, made s'
Psri, Exehsnge on the i2'h olt Mo'o than
1000 600 frsoes, nearly 8 100000 were coll
,ee,ed IN one dsy.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30

" Paris is Il pile Of tall and dirty
alleys. of slaughter houses and bar
hers shops-an immense qnbn !
huddlcd together within the walls 81
close. that You cannot see The loili-
ness Of thosnildings for thr narrow
ness Of tie streets, and where all
that is iii ~ live in. all best worth
looking At, Is turned out upon the
qnays, The bouleNards aud country
round II. Paris when YOU can ct
sight Of II. Is really line. The view
from the bridge Is even more impos-
ing and picturesque than onrs, thu
the bridges themselves aud the river
are not 10 compare with the Thames
or with the bridges that cross it..
The mass Of public buildings and
houses, as seen from the Point Neuf,
rises around you to either hand, whe-
TIER yon look mp or down the river.
in huge, aspiring. tortoous, ridges.
and produces Il solidity of Impress
ion. and fantastic confusion, not
easy To reconcile. II Is like col
lection of palaces or of ruins"
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ofra - taking OF his coat and
ilinging it away, " here he is Yet
this fellow, stupid as Heaven made
him. gained such influence over Fer
dinand's mind. that he often Obtain
ell for his friends some OF the most
lucrative Offices IN the kingdom"
Ferdinand is very unlaithful In
his wife. who Wrcaks hcrvcngeancr
an him by scratching his face. Al
Sacedon, curious adventure hap
poned =
-" The King was in the habit Of
bathing very early in the morning
but frequently spent his time III the
society oi very beautiful girl,
daughter oil the apotheeary Of SAGE.
don. The queen, | know not how,
became acquainted With the cirnm-
stances, AMI one morning, soon alter
he left her, hurried away by iii Of
jealousy, she sci oil for Sacedon III
foot, accompanied only BY her CANA
fea mayor. happened 10 be riding
on the same road, when | observed.
at a little dis ance, two ladies' seat
ing themselves ON the ground by the
side Of the road and soon after n
ealcsero passed by, IL whom one Of
them called out, i" Ealesero, allow
ns 10 ride in your talesin;' tn which
he answered pretty sharply " Ny
calesin is not made for such strum-
pets rs you besides it Is already
engaged Tor some ladies Who live
close by, and whom | am 10 take In
the BATH "Nonr majesty had better
order him. SAID the other lady, Just
az ! came up to them, and found IL
my great surprise, that ii was the
queen and her camarera mayor.
=" Madam replied /, your majes-
~ here on loot, and With onl y one
attendant viii you allow me 10 ac-
company your majesty - !" Yes
replied she, while the startled calese-
10 stood crossing himself, aud mar-
mnalnS Il thousand pardons Having
handed her into the calesln, rode
beside her, conyersing alltlle, rs she
appeared melancholy. When we
reached Sacedon, the guards which
had accompanied his majesty on per
ceiying the queen. ran 10 arms, aud
some wished 10 so " inform the king
oil her arrival. Il desire, SAID Size,
with delermined yctagitatcd voice,
thai none shall STIR, and he WHO does
II shall be treated as having dlsobey-
ed my orders"
i" She then proceeded alone 10 the
bath, and there found the king with
his mistress. Subject as she was to
fits, she suddenly fell apparently
lifeless. aud we conveyed her back
Immediately IN their residence.
" hen she came to herself, she up
braided Ferdinand in the bittercst
manner. Soon afterwards, we all
set of for Madrid where. however,
the news Of this occurrence arrived
sooner than we did.-Nhen we drew
near the capital the magnificent
phTton, drawn by six beautiful lor-
scs, that vas always sent from the
palace for them IL enter the Gity III,
met them as usual, and they both got
in. The troops of the capital was
posted from the palace beyond the
city gates, aud an immense crowd
had collected To observe the Wrang-
ling pair, who sat opposite each oth-
er. their eyes turned different ways,
while the people whispered malici-
ously in each others ears the reason
Of their disagreement
y. Almoner.'
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MADRID.

MADRID.
Tho following interesting account
Of the city ol MADRID, extracted
from letter Of an American gentle
man 10 his friend III this country. IL
exhibits lamrntable view, indeed.
of the present state ol society III that
ancient and celebrated city, but we
have M reason To believe that its
affecting statements are III the least
degree aggravated the latest news
from Span too truly confirms thcm.
" Or this lar-lamed city, onee The
residence III the richest, and most
brilliant and must inilueatial court III
Europe the capital Of Kingdom
on whose possessions the sun never
sci; and whose power was almost
commensurate with IS extent; there
remain but seancy traces ri what II
once vas. A court, rendered COIL
tcmptiblc by its imbeeility aud tyr
amy IL poverty II Il dependence !;
priesthood, llht lorasts, dcetr yng
the last remains of serdnrc mobiles
IN exile, and their palaces falling 10
ruins or converted into barracks for
soldiers foreign maHlaa1c9, com
bincd With domestic troops, assist
lng 10 wreat from industry its hard
earnings the colonies gone, aud
commerce and the fat offices they
afforded IN courtly beggars and in
digent lay0uflte3 annlhllated pub
lie credit nj such a stand that they
cannot obtain Il loan III London or
Paris, on a. advantageous terms as
their Il devant colonies can pro-
srlgption aud severe punishment for
any ungaarded expression relative
10 politics ; and spies 10 comlnnnl-
cate 10 the police. any such inlolma-
ton rs shall tend to cxalt them in
the estimation ol their employers, al
though IL be At the expense OF the
ruin oi an innocent family rognes
protected aud screened from Justice,
II tIry are able 10 pay for il " the
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y lIANCERY

The defendants Bpoi. franklin md Abner
Franklin. and Anderson Moss and Jane his
Vic Mt bring inhahifnnls Of this com.
monWcaith, on motion ol the plninif, by
eu0usel5 il ls ordered, tlnl the said laqt mined
defendants do hppeat here on or before the
fri dag 81 the cant IL he holden for our
county court al Amherst, IL July next, and
answer fbn IIaiGtli bill, md glye security
,efeta5l. IL tb,sx. . pasembly and the rules
ri tin foa. :. W i0ft ~ offsted, lhal
copy 81 49, Nl etbp III Inserted in the
tyae65a ltir'1e'.tQJ the space OF two
months IN --oetssittn, md ihpl anolher copy
fheseai he poslfd nj the front door oil the
count hnuse ol Inns county on SOME court day.
\ Gopy--lesle,
a b. DAVIES, Crk.
Nay Waw37
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Mr.. John Alnrlllc,

w.. IL ioaale herehy NOTIFIED tut on The
,, 9Th lay ot Jun, Al The tavern house OF
lliam Ierfy ,lntbe town Of Liberty Eedford
county, ta. shnll lake lie ailldnvlts al Inv
fenee MeGrofee, Abfhm Powell aud oiheis.
II he read aseytdence IN the lrial 81 n sui de-.
pending III Tie snperior rourtol rhaneery Tor
lue LynehbarR district, III which | mn llnin.
til rs adn'r Of Baptist Hardy, der and You
nnd others ARE defendants AID on the llth
dry ri July, NJ The store home OF Henry Da.
VI, IN tue town Of Lynchbme, Campbell ely.
u shall take the depoaipns of David
lhomPsan aud others, To be read rs evidence
on The trial ol Tie sumo sui. In eaeh rhse,
shoald br unable II complete lbrm all on
lie days above suited, shalt continue, rom
da5 10 day until all nrc laken, when aud where
you may attend II you lhink proper
JAMES JOPI1NG.
jun 2. w3N10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30

at Rnies he'll IN the Clerks office Of
amherst county ON the first .Moa-
day IN 3pga, 1925
VIII. IrhnkLln
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MAJ 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-30

vel, there must inevitably be n
change. Indeed The Constitutions
lists are nov on the alert, both With
oot and within The kingdom ; aud in
deiianeeol the vigilance 81 fbe ex-
isting government. they End means
oil corresponding with each other"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08

HAS on hand general assortment o
Il 4 Groceries and various other articles
which no will sell low for cash or mercbanta
bls produce.
Prime and inferior brown Sugar
Loaf Sugar, MoIasshs
Gunrowder and imperial Tea
Rest green aud common Cofeo
Pepper, Spice, Salt Pers
Prime Cheese, Rice
Sherry and Malaga Wine
Weli India and New England Rum
Old and new Nhiskey
Sperm aud tallow Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Bar Iron, Blisterod aud G. Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Eartben ware, assorted
Stone ware do
Calf skin Shoes lined and bound
Canrse strong Shoes
Cotton Yarn assorted numbers
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Indigo, Madder, &c. &C.
March 4 why op
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YeGlar Minis for Sale i.

HNBE suhsreiben is determined ON selling
Il his pEDLAR MILL estate this pro.
perry aud the many advantages thnt attend il
is 50 generally known, ~ for minute de.
scription to be deemed Gnnecessafy Suffice
II 10 say, II one OF the best stands in Virginia,
for Mill, Store, Distillery aud Tavern, all OF
which are on the premises and in elegant re
pair for ibusnefs, together with several tene-
menis occupied 10y mechanics aud private ia.
miles.
Terms, from one to eight years credit, on
the purchasers securing the payments by
lien on the property, aud bonds aud security
% carry Interest trom The dAte. Should
private sale not be elected before the second
day OF April next, tor which d.ie notice will
be given) il viii then be old at public euc-
tion on the premises, and It necc ssary divided
10 snlt purchasers. hlse d. the same time
and place will be sold several likely negroes
aud all my other property OF every descrip-
tian. JAS. WARE
rediar Mills, March T. w4w %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-08
TO CARPENTERS AND
BRlCKLAYERS.

THE Undersigned being appointed by the
L county court of Amherst Commission
er to contract for and superintend the exc
cuiion OF the work, will receive written
proposals for sundry repairs to The court
house and clerks office Of said county IN
I'll and nj March court next, among which
there will bc sashes and glass for windows,
By 10 and 10 by 10, strong painted win
dow shutters, with bolts, &c. !; repairs to
FIRE places and doors, and such others as th..
said Commissioner may deem necessary.
The undertaken table paid ont of any ha-
lance which may be due to the county, Ell
tier from the county treasurer or any
other individual, and any deficiency to be
paid out of the next county levy.
BENZ BROWN, Commissioner.
March d. w3w23