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TNiE subscribe especially informs hls
u friend, aud The public geuernlly, that he
has commenced the bOOk-sELLIAG bUSl
MSS Ia the house formerly occupied 10y hir
william Disges. and opposite the store OF
Messrs. & Il Nofvell : ". II Morgan. where
be will receive additional supplies OF all the
new aud periodical publications. Having
made arrangements with the most eGtcnaiFe
house, in Baltimore. Philadelphia, New Nork
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Country merchants, tehebefs Of academies,
&C. wil find il - their advantage 20 call aud
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ton on bis part viii be used Tor the benefit Of
those who may favor lin with their patron
age I'll AllLES A NllllEk7.
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Ny. Eharles Names,

al.AkI NuIlCE-lhat on Friday the I'll
"A Of October, at Cuptain jacob Whites
Grocery, IN Bedford county, aud on Saturday
the s'h Of October. lo25, nt the tavern Of
beni oaadIdse IN Amherst county sanil pro.
coed to take the Deposition OF Willis GltIaspir.
and lie atidayits Of John TauEersly and 9th.
ers. 10 be read u, evidence on the trial ot the
suit in chaneery now Depending aud undetrr.
uned in the county coult ct AmGerst. y here.
In yon me plaiul.E ana myself aud others &c.
PENDANTS. PNILll IlIUhNONp.
sept q. wlnt5
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A.l.\ NJ n NEUROEs

mentioned in the aforesaid deeds IF ,r,..
So much thereof as viii sali,fg and J.,'i =
the amour, 81 principal and interest nI
may remain due Oh the several ft,,. "a
which the deeds aforesaid were e1ec..l,I "'
gether with the eAfenses d tire ,slt and e., w.
ges attending the SAME, w --Abr..ao,' ,'
his wife Amy, Molly, Squire, Lucy and l" .'3
children (Dicey, Jinnett and WAT anu Js..n'
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6doie Iichen 81, Hoires >, Quarter, !


G = Orders fom all parts enclosing the
nlanry 10 be Invested for tickets, III any of
ihe lotteries ofthc several sta'es, and ofthc
D,sific, OF Colombia, under their manage
ment, will be regularly served.
c." Notes Of the Bank of the UNITED
Slartes aud, It's branches, the notes Of all
banks IN good credit at then own home,
received as cash NJ par.
a. Prize tickets Sreu,d by or for them,
in TIE Lotteries OF Connecticut, New
York.. New Jersey, Pennsy l,ania, Dela-
ware, Maryland, Washington City, Nngl-
MA, North Caroma, aud Louisiana, will be
reces rd ~ thls Office, au'.lhc cash remit
ted, OF the amount invested IN Loltelleg,
according Co directions.
a. Wonders Of Tickets throughout the
country Will be very literally dealt with.
~ All letters To be post pad, aud ad-
dressed to YATLS < MINJYRE,
He5htagton CITY.
August %.
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MY. John u. Cooke,

YliAkE NOTICE | shall on the
4 oh day OF November, 1880. AT my OWL
1cnse, in the county Of Ilablax. take the dc.
positions OF Llzabt'h Perry & Henry rhomp
son. 10 be read Ms evidence in a chaucery sun
deEs ding Ia the county court OF Ilaila., in
which am plAintih and You are - leuGant.
WCllAKp THOMPSON
Sept 1, w6Nl
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LAND FOR SALE,

tIIll. subscriber oilers for SALT small
] tract of lapd. of atoat 10 aerfs, lyiHg
- Campbell county, about four miles ifnln
Linehburg, ON Burton's creek. near itch
AID Prrkm's Mn, aud Adjoining the land,
If John NJ Otcy, (caisd saadesky,l Mr..
Kahl,r aud other.. Tie ietms can be
lnoan on application 10 Christopher Thu
Ge,ake. l,tng oo ti,e turnpike fead, and he
vii shoW the laud, or 10 thr snbscllbcr
near Liberty Bedford county. The pur-
chaser can have possession II December
n,xt. with tbr privilege ofao"ing TALL grain,
bui bat 10 ipJ4re The present growing crop.
JOSIAH AUbD.
Aug 4. WV 80
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ERESN ANNNNAN,S.

Ne have recently added 10 our assortment OF
STAPLE AM FANCY GOODS, The FOL
lowing
81 pieces new style London CaIicocs,
Beautiful black Italian SIX,
Rich 6gueed aud hain WLut Saoins.
white Italian Grape and iorcuce six.
Long white hid Gloves, end short Do
Grape ahawls, all shades and nll s54e.
Fine ana~upe.ior Brown Hollands.
Gimps, all shade,
Black CircaseaDs, superior to any eve, Jim
ported,
Morocco and Sealskin Shoes, approved ma.
nu'acture,
Washington and Dorchester Bed Tickines. 81
ami 81 wide,
Very superior PLAIN black Mandarin Cranes.
a few pieces superior Blue Cloths, oAteed.
angty io",
An OF Which are offered at very reduced
prices at she New Fancy store
MCKEE,, ROBINSON & co.
August ! az
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Dr. ,.ftie ofthfse ssfera, te.4, Il,

Df ,.ftle Of lhrse ssfera, teei. -,
- executed 10 "a by aIr. Ohm Reid, " " ~ y
county OF Campbell, for certain ra-,. ..,
ihere,n set iogih, ore hearing date le g.,
on the OH day oil April, ls23, Bos.. -, .-'.'
were duly recorded IN the eler. .gtg.., '..1
county court OF Campbell, on u4c r.. w.. TIE
days they we're eheeated. uad ona 81. D.. ..,'s
ing date the 18Th day Ii Noselnler I.... -''.
was duly recorded II tue clerk aI.r.' 'li
county court 81 Campbell the s.I da, ,'r , I'
cember, lS23, all Witch vii more ir. a..
pear by rtiereuce thereto. We, Or ONE 'i'
viii proceed to sell, On "Wednesday A.. W 49,
day al October neal, # far II nj m. '-.l
tair day thereafter, at Mr.. john Eri5, ''"
md on The premises, IN The county oI, =
bell, to the highest bidder, 81 pubic as,'' l'
FOR ready money, tie tVtIoH5n, N'VH,
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Public Sale.

yFTiLL. be sold at public auction. on Wed.
w nesday the sixth day of April next,
at the late residence ofJoseph Menghini, on
Back Creek, Berkeley County. ~ The personal
property of said deed. consisting of
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NJ THo's HARrwEiL HORNE. NJ. A

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II win be pr inted from the London edition
of 1875, IN iNar very lsrge octave volumes;
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les OF biblical Manuscripts. and in Short ercry
Ting that IS Contained in that edition, aud " nj
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The first London edition of this work was
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third IN lS22-the fourth in 1925. So rrea, a
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value. There has yet been no American
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servatIon, and Inspiration OF the Holy serip-
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Vol. VI, In two parts, treats. first on Sacred
Criticisms inrlud,us AN Histo rical and Critical
account OF the org,nai Languages of Scrip.
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an account with numerous Fac Snm,lesN OF
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Testaments, &c. &r. In this part ct the
work, the History OF the .faho,s-ed Easns.
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s-e vu'.Ous Readings, the Qaosatioes from sAe
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Historical Interpretation OF the sacred Writings;
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&dttotoatss.
F0R covGsrss-Sr,.e,b D;,,rie,.

FOR C0NGsESS-Sir.eeah District.
owe are authorized 10 state that Cul. En-.
WARD CoLsroS, OF Berkeley, IS y candidate tor
congress. tor the district composed of the
counties Of Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan, Berke.
ley and Jefferson.
UJWe are authorized to state that WrILIAN
ARMSTRONG, Esq. OF Romney. is a Candidate
for congress. tor sle district composed OF the
counties OF Hardy, Hampshire, Morgan, Berke
ley and jefferson.
Frederick and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dst
s ss1 ! k e ss''H esq. }rredsries
Alfred n! Powell, esqS
v9's s-rsr n'5sp. e,q e, Shenandoah
FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
Berkeley county ELECTION the 18th April.
uWe are authorized to state TO the Free.
holders OF Berkeley county, that JoHS Pom.
rERFIELD, Esq will be a candidate Tor the next
general assembly.
give are authorized TO state 20 the Free
holders OF Berkeley county. that MIR. WrrIIAn
Coon, will be a Candidate for the next generai
assembly.
UWe are authorized to state to the Free
holders OF berkeley county that Capt. NIL
LIAM q. BuRSs will be a candidate for the next
general assembly.
Jefferson county : Election the 25th Asril.
GIVE are authorised TO state TO The Free
holders ct Jefferson county, that DAsIEL Mon.
GAN, Esq VIII be a candidate tor The next ge-
neral assembly.
We ire authorised TO state 10 the Free.
holders OF Jefferson county, that CAavER VII
LIS, Esq. Will be a candidate for the nexl gene.
raj assembly,.
Morgan co9oty-Election the 4h April.
give are authorised To staye TO the Free
holders OF Morgan county. that Col RosKRr
DUSTIN, will be a candi late tor the mex ge-
neral assembly.
GIVE are auth erised to state to the Free
holders OF Morgan county, that Capt. WILLIAM
SaERRARD, will be a candidate tor the next ge-
neral asse mbiy.
GIVE are authorised to state 10 the Free
noiders oil Morgan county, that Mr.. JosEpa r.
ADAMS, wi be a Candidate TOR the next gene.
Tai assembly.
GIVE are authorised to state to the Free.
holders Of Morgan county, that Mr. BENJAMIN
oRhicK. VIII be a candidate tor the next gene.
raj assembly.
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MDUgAplDNo

MFRS. ANN YOUNG respectfully informs
IVkthe citizens of Msrtinsburr. that she viii
open a school for English Education. sther resi-
dence. nearly opposite the Lutheran Church,
in which will be taught Re ading. Writing, En-
glish Grammar, Geography, and the different
branches of N~eedlework. She respectfully So
licits the patronage o fparents and others. The
FIRST session is expected to on Mon.
day the 2ist instant.
Martinsburg, march IL. Sc
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Notice.

THE subscriber will open an ENGLISH
1 SCHOOL in the house of MIR. James
Reed, in Msrtinsburg, on the 4th day o tApr'l
next. where he viii receive scholars to learn
spelling. reading, WRITING and arithmetic, unit!
DAVID MILLER.
March "a. "
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also
the Merchant and Saw Mill.
Notice.

Il Ii persons indebted TO the estate q
"A JOSEPH MENGtINt. are requested to
come forward and make payment as soon AZ
possible. also all persons having ella ms against
sad estate, are requested TO brig forward.
their accounts properly authenticated FOR set
titmeni as no longer indulgence can be given
by I'll e undersigned.
Joseph Menghini, Admir-.
Mary Menghini, Adm'rx.
March II.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-24

We are informed by a gentleman direct from
Kentucky, that the slstemen of MIR. Deshas
escape from the prison is incorrect and that he
is still confined in jaiL-Torch Light.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-24

MARRIED, on Thursday last, BY the Rev
Mr.. Brown, MIR. BAILY TABB, to Miss SA-
RAH ANN. daughter OF Maj Dugal Campbell,
all of this county.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-03-24
Trustee Meeting.

A MEETING of the Trustees Of the Town
IN of Martinshurg, will be held atthe Globe
Tavern, on SATURDAY NEXT at 2 O'Clock,
D. m, March "a.
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TlB 9A1GT9Ga
MARTINsBuRG. MARCH 81, 1925.

Anxious that our readers should see as much
Of the political news Of the day as possible,
we have devoted considerable portion OF our
colums TO the Address Of Mr.. Kremer to ms
constituents, and the answer Of Mr.. Francs
Johnson to 1t. Our readers have both SIDES OF
the question: they can judge for themselves.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04

Lottery and Exchange Office, No. Ia, Mar
ket Street, Baltimore.
Where in the late State Lotteries were sold
the great capitals of 100000, $4,000, 2 of
$4,000, 3 of 10000 besides no less than 12
capitals of $4,000 each; and where more capt.
tai prizes have been sold than at any other
office in America.
OfAdventurers at distance may at all
times with confidence forward their Remit
tances to COHEN'S OFFICE, for if the
Scheme should be drawn when their Orders
arrive, the amount enclosed will be returned
by the first mail, or will be invested in the
most advisable Scheme, next to be drawn.
Baltimore, JULY 2, 1925.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04
FROM BUENOS AYRES.

Baltimore, .uiy "A passenger on
board the ship Hibernia, arrived last
night from Buenos Ayres, states that
Gen. LAvALLIJA raised troops in Banda
Oriental to the amount of 1000, and
had been joined by FRuTEs RIvERo,
who had deserted from the Brazilian
army. Much CONSERVATION prevailed
at Monte Video from the fear of an at
tack from this revolutionary party,
who are not in any way connected with
the government Of Buenos Ayres.-
Markets for -four deplorably bad.
american.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04
PROCLAMATION.
Corporation of alexandria, to

Corporation Of .alerandri0, to ,ctf:
Whereas have received satisfactory infor-
nation that on the night of the 18th inst. some
person, or persons, set fire to the premises oc-
cupied by d. & E Evans, as chair manu-
factory, for the purpose Of burning and des-
troying the same-and whereas the public
good and the safety of the property Of the
citizens Of Alexandra require that such incen-
diaries should be brought to trial and punish.
ed, do, therefore, in the name of the Com.
mon Council of Alexandra offer reward of
FIFTY DOLLARS, to any person who shall
apprehend and bring before me, or some other
Justice of the Peace for the County OF Alex
andria, the said incendiary, their aiders and
abettors and do enjoin upon all constables,
police officers, and all good citizens, to be
visilant in aiding in the apprehension and
bringing to trial the said incendiasies, their
aiders and abettors. Given under my band,
this 29th day of June, 1926.
]. ROBERTS, Mayor.
June 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04
LIMA.

Neu- York, July l.-Our Boston Cor
respondent, MIR. Topliff, has furnished
us with intelligence from Lima to the
last of March, received via Panama
Callao was still in possession Of the
Spaniards; was blockaded by seven men
of war, and besieged with $500 troops
under Bolivar in person.
News was received at Lima between
the 22d and Soth of March, that the
Spanish Gen. Olanetta was defeated
by General Sucre.-The information
was received at Panama by French
sloop of war, which arrived at that
place on the 10Th April.
The U. S. frigate United States, Com.
Hull, had sailed for Valparaiso.-'rhe
U. S. schooner Dolphin, 1t. Comdt.
Percival, for Quilca and Valparaiso
The U. S. corvette Peacock, 1t. Comdt.
Kennon, at Chorillos.
Markets at Lima very bad.-Flour
4 to S6a nominal, little or no sales;
$4,000 barrels in first hands.-Domes-
tics, IS to SO cents per yard, duty paid.
English and German Goods very low,
market Observation-Disclosures in Chill
Ii per fanega of 81 gallons; English
crop very abundant.-39, 800 barrels OF
-four imported into Lima from the u
nited States, from December 10 to
March Is.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04
Hibernian Society.

TIME officers and Members of the Society,
Il are respectfully requested to assemble
this morning at 10 o'clock at the TswS HALL,
to join their fellow citizens in procession, to
honor the day which gave us political indie.
pendence. As it is the earnest wish of our
venerable President to comply as far as prac-
ticable with the intentions of the Committee of
Arrangement for the celebration of the day,
it is hoped every member in town and the vi
cinity, will be punctua in attendance.
BY order, JAMES C. BARRY,
july 4 Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04

p@He are rsquestedto gire notice that
a Collection, for the benefit Of the Colo
nizotion Society, ,nH be made this morn
ing at ST. PauPS Church.
We learn that one ,ciN also be made IN
the Baptist Church, for the same purpose,
tomorrow evening.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04

We are happy to learn that the Sc
cretary Of the Navy has despatched an
efficient force TO scour the coast OF
North Carolina, in search Of the pratt
cal vessel supposed to have been COM
hitting depredations on our commerce.
This prompt movement looks well,
and we trust success may attend the
expedition. Bait Morn. Ckron.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-07-04

-, 1.y commences the fiftieth year of our
-, I,dependence, we therefore deem it
,nrroDriate, to present our readers with the
;a;m;,able and immortal document, by which
e,bers declared to the world that they
,rer, horn free; and that they would maintain
,heir sacred right, at the hazard OF all else
dsor 20 them. It isa document that
.honH be often read, particularly on this oc-
.,.io,. for il associates ideas exalting to our
n,,ur.s. and inflses spirit of noble daring,
,b,, should never be let 20 die. 1t is in fact,
the record of our glorious birth night, and the
,,Esmanic sign and charter of universal h.
,er,v Let us read il then with undivided at
,er,;on-treasure up itshallowed spirit as our
chief paBuh.m mertis: and teach our tender
offspring to repeat the words which their ex-
handing minds will hereafter delight to feast
upon. The sages who left tomankind this holy
legacy should never be forgotten. 1t is our
happy lot to enjoy the fruits of thcrenergy,
wisdom and patriotism, and it is an evidence of
o,r gratitude, that We hail with becoming JOY
fins EBAY or DELIvERAScE."
In our next we shall give the original draft
of the Declaration of Independence, drawn
and submitted to the Committee by the Sage
of Monticello, and taken from a copy, in his
own hand writing, found among the literary
relics ofthe late George Vyths of Virginia
twill be gratifying to many to contrast them.
and mark the changes made by the Commit
tee. The following letter from the venerable
Joan ADAMS, written the day after the solemn
actwas performed, will doubtless be read with
deem interest-lt breathes the feelings of
genuine patriot, and proposes course which
ought to be rgidly followed
PHILADELPHIA, JULY 5, 1776.
Yesterday the greatest question vas decid-
ed which was ever debated in America and
greater perhaps never was, nor will be, de-
cided among men, A resolution was passed,
without one dissenting colony, "rhat these
United States are, and of right ought to be,
free and independent States"
"The day is passed-rhe 4th of July, l776,
viii be a memorable epocha in the history of A.
mcrica. lam apt to believe IL ,eiR be esLebra-
tcdby succeeding generations, as the great IN
nirsrsgy Festirai. 1t ought to be commence
rated as the DAY OF DELivERAScE, by solemn
acts of devotion to Almighty God. 1t ought
to be solemnized with pOmp, shoes, games,
sports, guns, bells, 6onfres and illaminations-
from one end of the continent to the other,
from this time tor,r@d torerer! You will think
me transported with enthusiasm; but am not.
am well aware Of the toll, and blood, and
treasure that it will cost to maintain this decla-
ration and support and defend these states,
vet, through all the gloom, can see the rays
oflght and glory-I can see that the end is
worth more than all the means; and that pos
tcrity will triumph, although you and l may
rue, which hope We shall not. am, &c.
JOHN ADAMS"
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Corn.
The Copartnership

HERETOFORE existing between us at Oc-
Ill coquan, under the name of RUSSELL &
JANNEY, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims to present them to either Of the SUBJ
scribers. JAMES RUSSELL,
JOSEPH JANNEY jr.
The business will be continued by Joseph
Janney, jr. who is now ready to receive wheat
at 0ccoquan. 9TH mo st