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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11

Il HE subscribers have Just received n
neat assortment of Ladies' hmoccu
and Seal SKIN Shnrs.
MISSES and children's Boots and Jellnr-
uon ties
Genllcmen's Calf Jefferson do
Mems collrs, Shoes
All of which are from celebrated Facto
~, aud ale warraetcd.
". MCKEE s. j. q. MEEM.
November d. L. ~
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Additional supplies OF Fall
GOODS.

"E are now opening very general
w assortment oi goods, al very reduced
prices, VIZ;
PLAIN and Ggd Bombazettes, all shades
Caroline stripes and Circass'nn Plnids
. and ID Mnrino BouIbazeenes, Il subsian
iinl ariele
Carlton silk Robes, new aud handsome
article
Splendid liz d blucA aud cole silks and sat
Rich hg d black mud white Snttins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes OF every deser,p
lion
Black md white Grippe Lcise, u fashionable
article Tor trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale md ou.1rwise
An assortment ct rral London printed Ia
licoes, with great variety ri Other
goods, nj prices well calculated 10 III
tgael atteauun
MokLE, ROBINSON d 20.
October D. tsi7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11

10 runaway from the subsc, her, II, !, q
IL 10 Powhalnn county, IA negro man nam 4
JOHN HUBBARD. liz is II stout black III
low, apparently about 26 or ~ years of age,
hlnck complexion, about u iect higb, and a
remarkably likely fellow. He had on when
he went nway u blue suit OF clothes, made ~
broadcolh, but no lns q number Of utlrrr
clothes, which he took with him lie lets
Richmond about the 10th inst IN n boat for
Lynchhnrg, ana II is very probable he Wit
continue lurhing abdul there, as he is not u III
known, tearing Ia return In Richmond iir
viii h' APT 70 Toe ionnd among the boatine, ~.
he left Kicbmend with boat and undersiasd
intends 10 scsi. ~ running II boat. I will eisa
reward ot ten dollars Tor hi hppFehentiuo,
and pay al reasonable chargesior puttinp hnl
~ lnil, or bringing hun 10 me, living IN Pow
haisn. CREED IASkIkS
Mr.. Robert Moaby OF Richmond viii pas
th' reward, II II i, found more convouiont %
call on him, for bis apprehension or he viii
e'V" any '"l"rlrailon relpectine his person,
~. me po'ire q Lyrehbnrg will be apt ~
hhh ann uhhlna about thr boating.
IHLLD II ASkINS
J"wory "a. 24wJw
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
irSinia, to vii ::
November 2.

In LuiVar County Court, in Chnpcuy, I've
gan day Of .No0,mber, 1894.
Simpson theshcr, plaintiff,
against
Danie, Chesher, John cheshcr. VIM Sipaa
son aud Elizabeth his VIE, " m ,h,.irf,
VIM. lhomas aud Human his wite, hp.s.
'he-lct John slone aud Peggy his wit.
llah Nooslcy And Nancy ms wilu, y.,,.s
thcshcr aud Laohius thesher,
delcndani.
The defendants Daniel Cbesher John be-
sbrr lliatu simpson and Elizabeth bls Nl.,.
William Chc,her, William Ihonns aud iate.
nah his wife, Hosea Chester. John Stone Htt
Peggy his vie, EhAh Npbsley ard N0nf
bis Yiic, and ias, hesher, not having eulerrl
thrir appearance n gwen security arcordin
To the act OF assembly and The rn ut thi8
court, sud II appearing 10 the satisfaction Of
the court TINT ihe said defendants Daniel Che
sher John thr-hrr, William Simpson md
wile, William thnshrr. Nliiiam Thomas aud
wife, Hosea thesher, John Stone and wilr.
ELIJAH Noosley aud wife, aud Jns Chester.
are not inhabt,nls ol This commonwealth,
on motion OF thr plaintiff, 10y his counsel =
Is ordered that the said defendants, Dariel
aud l"hn thosher, Nm simpson aud wiie,
Nm Cheshef, Nm. Thomas aud wifc, 1iott.
the,her, John elone mud vile, Elilnh Woos.
ley nAd wife, rnd Jnmes Chesher, do apppnf
lore 81 the iunrIh Monday In February nest.
md answer The bill OF the plalutIf, aud that },
copy OF this order bo forthwith inserted IN Que
81 the newspapers published IN The town 81
Lynchburg Tor eight week successfully, An,
posted NJ fIic ifonthloor ol The court house OH
ibis county \ Gopy--I'sie.
J. Ii. BOALEY, de
December g. wow~IJ
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AAAitioMal SNpNlies =.

y HE subscribers have lately received
additional supplies Of almost every
description of goods in the dry goods line,
Aud among them many desirable articles,
adapted To the present season, which thsy
would be- pleased 10 offer friends and Gus
TONERS, at prices which they hope will
please. w. MCKEE n j. Il. MEM.
November 3. tsg6
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mo. 80.
New ana EashionablH
ENNnS.

Elegant Cneassian Plaids,
Do do for Ladies loaks.
CT Msrino black Bnmhazeen, a cOmluf.
table Wl,ele lor ladies' dresses,
A superb assortment of fashionable Gail,
GOES, amuhs lbtn sonle real Idiay cite
patterns,
A Ircsh supply of rich Swiss Musliua,
Masonic SILK handkerchief, aud Aiaio
bar do
lew elegant Chiochiila Hats,
Black and coluured Gros de Naples Silk,
al the latest style aud pattern.
case Grape Robes, all shades, ..
A few pieces Al kati,netls, for childrci.5s
wear,
Plaid Bomhazsties, nj very low prices.
Srlccl". N New York for caalI, aud viii 90
aold at small advance.
MCKEE, ROBINSON s. Co.
November 2. tsqB
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
PRIME GROCt RES

~. .EckEE & J. G. .HEE.H hare on hand
Ion sacks best Liverpool filled salt
IN hhds brown Sugar, some sefy prl,ne
o bbls do do
In bags green Coll,c
1 barrels loal Sugar
TIA, Pepper, Aspicc, Mace, Ann,
Naddrr, Indigo, Salts, Copperas. Chalk,
W'ndo"g ass, Steel Of al KIND, whit Lead
n Oil, &c. Ae,-wluvh viii be sold at their
usual low rlices.
November .. l. 90
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estsrTn AND PUBLISHED nv
,uFLEfCHER o RICH. II. ToLER,
j 1''l6shers ollie LagS Of The Union.

Tie sem;-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
" - p,ner. at 50 per anngm, payable in
Verh! M subscription will he received for
i'an. me than six months; and no paper will
s1s .a"ntinued Out at the discretion of the
Z uls s,l until all arrearages are paid.
.dNo' Advertisements will be inserted at 90
J. ar SQUARE COR less) the FIRST time, and
eHs cents for each continuance. Those
- di.tance must be paid for previous 10
f'm al ;~.ertion, or the payment assumed by
i'! .'nnsnon.ible person in Lynchburg
'I n, cdancery Orders are inserted tor siH
oIIar' ...,...aaa,.ssedt, tho Fd;toro mus,
" pAlp, or they Will not he attended to
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
Eiye No\iars Eewaro.

CsTRAYED OR STOLEN, from my
y Wagon, at William MeDan'ei's shop 'n
Amherst comfy, on the night OF lhr 24'li OF
Drcrn,ber last a small BAY HotSE, about
10 NJ ii years old he trois we'll and PAGES 4"
litle he is considerably rubbed by Wagon
g.ar and saddle no other marks recoh"rleo'
Any Information respecting satd horst VIII ne
thankfully feccn ca. ,-,.,.,,.,,rn
I,,,or,l1 W3w2l
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Notice.

T5sHE sub,erlbeis, drsirous of closing
L their business, reqneat thHt All persons
indebted 10 them viii Lud,c forward and SGT.
tie their accounts immediately. All prrsons
having claim. against them are requested ID
present them ior payment.
They vii dispose 81 'heir Stock nj frdneed
pricc, fof crsh. YOUNG % JONES.
lannary D. b12t
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Xor say,
An excellent NEGRO CarDenter.

In the prime of lie. He is master of his
trade, being veil acquainted with framing,
making sash, pannel doors, t@c, Or he would
be exchanged tor crop hand, by receiving
The difference For further inlormatiOn, ap-
ply 10 the editors ol this paper.
Jan. 81. w3w -
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PROpOS SAILS
FWUPUSAIS
or publishing by subscription Reok entitled
HISTORICAL SKETCHES
o. 1uE
Internal Improvements Of Va.


ihterilal Improvements Oh II.
WITH AN APPENDIX
By HUGH PAUL TAYLOR.
THIS work will be drawn from official
q and historical sources. and will contain,
|, A History at the Laws, Surveys, Maps
aud Charts, for the j." New Map OF Virginia "
II. a detailed history of The " James aud
kanawlR Rond aud Canal, from their origin.
Ill A History of the Board ol Public
W "rks, with all lis annual reports, and sundly
reports of engineers, &c.
". History of The " Chesapeake aud
Delaware Canal, and of The Dismal swamp
Canal"
V. A History of the improvements of Ohio,
Moneneahcla, Roanoke, APPROXIMATION, aud
other hjNers- Roads, &C. in Virginia.
VI. AfFENiIN A Treatise in behalf OF
the energetic ronsummation ofihe inmcs and
kanaWha scheme OF improvements, NJ. &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
Cheap Groceries.

VEyHE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, in
\ addition Ia his former stock on hand,
800 eacks real Liverpool Salt, largest size,
Is bids superior lamaiGa q ST Crois Sugars,
d do superior Orleans do
10 bbIs aud 5 tierces superior loaf and lump
ditto,
90 bags aud tierces best green Coffee,
3 bags old white LagHira do
10 boxes Chocolate, No. 10 No 3,
80 do Gnnptwder and lnIpe,ial Tea, i'm
ported in September 1874, the latest aud
best cargo III market,
90 six.pound boxes Gnupowdrr and Imperial
Tea, selected Tor firmly use,
10 bags Pepper and Pimento,
do White Race Ginger,
80 boxes Tallow aud Spermaceti Candles,
40 boxes and 10 casks real Goshen Cheeae,
Indigo, Mad.ler. Alum and Coppetas,
Rea! Durham Mustard,
Zig Blue and Starch,
9 pines old Madeira Vine,
. do do TeueriIle 10
? do do Sicily Madeira do
Is bbls aud pine real Malaga do
pipe very superior old Cognac Brandy, 9th
pro"t,
2 nunche6ns old Jamaica and Antigua Rum
/ pu,r real II piGnd Ga,
Blister aud German steel,
Together Nth general assortment q
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CONDITIONS.

CONipilI1NS.
II viii he elegantly lrintcd with n new
small plea ivrc, ON superior paper containing
about .l3o pages, octave, and delivered 10 sub
seribers ut the low ptiee Of 81 90 per copy,
in hoaris, or ~ 80 bound, payable on deli.
sery, al the place of subscription.
The work will lie published rs soon rs 500
copies shah have been subscribed loi, OF
which due notice will be given
The editors of the following papers, by Civ
ing The above one or two insertions, and for
wardiog 10 me at this place the namee OF ANY
subscribers procured, will be entitled 10 my
thinks aud Que copy OF the work
II Z. TAYLOR
National intelligencer, Washington City 4;
Patriot, Baltimore Gazette, piflsbure Con
rier, kanawha ~ W. Gazette Nhrelinr,
Enquirer, Richmond; Nireinian, Lyrchbur :;
Beacon, Norfolk Evening Post, New No,l q,
Commentator, Frankfort, ny sc,om Ca.
zetle, Ohio Wig, Nashville, Tennessee.
u Subscriptions rfeeirea al III aPc,.
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NOWEh DAWES
HAS ust received, by the latest arrivals
Il L from New York, an extensive
additional Supply Of
Fresh X Genuine Medicines.

assures his friends and The public shall lie sold
as cheap rs any where la this section OF the
country. lie respectfully INVITES physicians
aud country merchants, rs well ms those who
want medicines Tor their families, to call and
examine both their qualities and prioes, rs he
is confident they cannot procure them better
and cheaper any where in Virginia lie iol-
lowing compose small part oil his assert
ment -
2uu bottles American Castor Oil, best quality
300 lbs best Giauber salts
300 lbs do EPSON do
so lbs best English Lump Magnesia
200 lbs best Pearl Ashes
50 lis do Balsam Copaiva
200 lbs do Cream Tartar
20 lbs best Calcined Magnrsia
% bottles lienry's Calciucd do. new and
highly recommended article
20 lbs besl English lar.r Emotc
90 lbs DO Gum Camphor
100 lbs Aqua Forts, double distilled
300 lbs OIL Vlriol, opt
90 lbs Calomel, besl
100 lbs Flour Sulphur
500 lbs White Chalk
80 lbs Gum Copal
20 lbs Chamnmile Flowers
% lbs Flake Manna, pest
Prusslc Acid, Iartalic Acid and Pyrolgncous
SulPha,e Quinsiie, a new and very valuable
article
Cotton Ola
r !: new and valuable ARTICLES
Emhtiue ~" ""N '"'''''' Ni'1'o'
Sanlord's best refined Bark
Pulr. jacob
James, Powders |
90 lbs Liluor,ce /
4 n
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FORMERLY the wnITE BoGsF TAVERN
IT .4THERST COURT MORSE
l9liis old sand is asain open aud we'll nv
= ai5hod as Tavern, nrdPr III" manage
meni OF In, subscriber, who sofieils snare OF
puuac patronage , noorr1
December 81. "4"~'
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson & co.

i AVE gust received from New York, n
y variety OF GOODS, sdited 10 the ap-
iseoachiHg season. Among them are
brown, blue aud black Gassinetls
Figured aud plnin block Bombazelies
Do. do. brown and blue do.
White, scarlet and yellow Flannels
Figured and plain Canton Grapes, all colors
super plain black Mandhrin do.
DO. vine pattern and emhoss' d black aHd.co
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Cbint2 Gaicoes
Elegant GAUGE Haudkerehiels, new style
Do. haured Gros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black satin
Figured Boob and Swiss Mus.ins, large pat.
terns
4 boxes Artificial Flowers,
I'M q general assortment Of
White and Olored Domestics,
at O 'tchich ice o9cr at our usual iow prices
for C.l5H.
Sent q.
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Consumptions, Coughs, sc.
BUTLER'S VEGETABLE
AMMAN SpECAElC.

For the cure Of Colds, Coughs, Consumpiions,
spiiiing Of Blood, .isihmas, aud all d.s-
eases If The breast and lungs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-10
MASSACHUSETTS CANAL.

The Commissioners, appointed By the State,
to survey the route, of Canal from Connecti-
cut river to Boston, were in this vicinity last
week, and were attended in their examine
lions through the week by the Governor. Ia
addition TO the two routes from Boston 10 the
Connecticut, we understand they have also ex-
amined route from that river to the Hudson
On the northern route, it is found tina: three
summit levels will be necessary, on each of
which it is thought there is a suffciency Of
water. The greatest obstacle in the way, on
that route, is Bolton hill, which, it is suppos-
ed, must be passed by tunnel or very deep
excavation. The route from Connecticut riv-
er to the Hudson, will have TO rass under the
Iloosac Mountain, by tunnel of four males
in length, or around it, by making circuit OF
more than 90 miles, and attaining an eleva-
lion of 1000 feet.
On the southern route, from Springfield
through Brookfeld, &c. to this place, no seri-
Gus obstacle has presented itselfthus far. The
summit level, in Spencer and Leicester, is
easily passed, and the supply of water is album
dant. 1t is not yet determined, however,
whether the level of Long Pond is sufficiently
elevated 10 carry the water across the high
land between this town and Marlborough.
This must be determined by survey, which
IS shortly to be made.
1t is probable that both routes are feasible
and the choice between the two, resolves it.
self entirely into question of expectancy =
both have their peculiar advantages-tht
northern route strikes the river higher up
which, by many, is thought 10 be an impor.
taut consideration, while the southern route
will require much less lockage, and can prob
ably be constructed at considerably reduced
expense. After all, it is questionable wheth'
er the present business Of the country will be
deemed sufficient to justify the building of E
Canal on either route but, should it be
otherwise, we shah be rejoiced at it, as a
means of contributing largely TO the future
welfare and prosperity Of this ancient Com
monwealth
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-10
farmers and Manufacturers Day.
The Committee of Arrange

ments for the Cattle Show and Exhibition o;
Manufactured Articles, &c. in Worcester, on
The 18th day of October next, have much
PIE assure IN being able to state, that, by infor-
nation from various quarters, the Exhibition
and Show OF this year, will be very interesting,
ooth from the character and number of stran-
gers who will be present, and from the increas-
ed number and quality of the Stock and Goods
to be exhibited.
The Ladies of the County will greatly in
crease the interest Of the Exhibition, by a more
general display of the product of their labour
and skill.
Suitable places of safe deposit will be pro-
vided for all Articles exhibited for Premium or
Show.-And suitable Pens will be put up for
the Cattle-a Public Address will be delivered,
by member of the Society.
Arrangements are made with Mr.. Stockwell
for public Dinner, to be prepared, and serv-
ed up in his best style, at the moderate price
OF seventy-6ve cents each, including wine and
liquor at tie table.-Arrangement are also
made with the Keepers of Public Hoases in
Worcester, that entertainment at their houses
on that day. will be furnished for Man and
Beast. on reasonable terms. Further Arrange
ments will be published hereafter.
Worcester, August 5, 1925.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-10
BLACKSTONE CANAL.

In consequence of the detention of the prin-
cipal engineer, who has been making sur
vey of the Connecticut river, the location o.
the Blackstone Canal route has thus long been
delayed. We now learn, that the Engineer
will be on the route, on the 18th inst. and
will proceed, forthwith, in the location, and
that, as fast as the location is made, the Com
misaoners will be ready to make contracts fol
its construction.
We also learn that proposals will be receiv-
ed, in few days, for the construction of sew.
eral reservoirs in lis vicinity, and elsewhere
on the route.
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United States or TIE agent, or the hostiles, in
this matter; all we want is The consent of the
friendly Indians who made the treaty. ii We
wanted the consent of the United States we
conld ask il.
g Your friend, G.. NJ. TROUP.
seen. VIM. M'INTosH, Greek Nation.''
This letter concludes the correspondence.
1t will, therefore, be seen that neither party Of
the Creeks have consented to survey earlier
than is provided by the treaty. and it yet re-
mains to be known, whether Gov. Troup will
persevere in what appears to be his present de-
termination, in opposition TO the wishes of the
General Government, and in violation of ev.
cry principle Of right, and ofjustice.