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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
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hrdn2zlc the cyr 81. The rcadar,s md ~,
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10 soc, 81 n.,t to pirrec iatg fbr ins,d, 81 ma.
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4" ecI'd words, md lolloWelh IL. alrong
ttrnt Of great and saelling phrases, II
many Il mes I'm winding % lbefn MO show
q HInr verbal prde) vi a dead loss n tho
matter ITSELF lgohe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-07-21
Drugs, Medicines, sc.

May 10
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Msic.-' Whoc'tr drspisrs music saif
Maruu Luther, ain daplcnaad with
Next TO 'bc"logy give place 10 Music :.
for thereby at anger i forgotten, the de,l9
- drive" awny, and mriHochol, md n,ant
ldhuiI,oos aud wi lbought' ar espfiitd.
II IS the best soIdcc for a desponding mind
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-06-21
LIND EnR GLE

oR SALE my tract OF land Abeinirle county,
my residence, consisting of $40 acres about 206O which
Of the best mountain quality, and 500 lying below the
nountain and extending from it, generally OF good quality,
aud remarkably well mbered aud watered The tact lies
the south side o the Rivanna branch Of james River
gable for Bateaux to Milton, which within three and half
miles II i've miles from Charlottesville, and SIX from the
Unyery Or h advantag situation for health
" remark need he made here The has all the
improvements on it. eommodiuus dwelling house. buildings
for servants, aud other domestic purposes good stables
barns with treshing machines, g and mill with good
houses for and labor well posted for each purpose
and ell in good repair The be divided
~ into several parts will be disposed off desired. The pay
meni Of The purchase money may 6e made by uanent with
very liberal credit, to be agreed the time Of sale The
furniture and the stock Of every kind may sold with the
have also for sale another tract, Of rather than 100
acres miles beOMon within Of the river onis northern
side which lies we'll Of good quality, well tnbsred and
wsieed and has valuable Of lime stone passing through
This tact divided into farms, each having dwelling
house, very eommodous small family, with necessary out
buildings Credit will be given for this tract like manner
fO the other Persons inclined purchase, will address them
selves directly to IN JAMES MONROE.
oakfiill, Loudoun county Va. April II. list.
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Communicated for the National lntelligencer.l


Communicated for the National lntelligencerJ
On the arrival of the Hon. John c. Calhoun, the
Vice President of the United States, in Abbeville,
the place of his nativity, his fellow citizens,
prompted by desire 10 offer him some TESTIMONY
of their appreciation of his public services, as well
as OF their personal regard, invited him to partake
of a public Dinner on the 9th Of May, at Able
vile Court House, prepared for the occasion, by
Captain James Tatem Patrick Noble, Esq, acted
as President, and Col. Alexander Bowie assisted as
Vice President. large number Of gentlemen sat
down to table, and the day was spent in harmony
and rational hilarity. In tie evening Ball sue
ceeded, given in honor of this distinguished citizen
attended by numerous assembage of ladies and
gentlemen.
After the dinner was over and the cloth was re-
moved, the following toasts drank:
I. The Contribution of the u. States: Uni
form experience continues to display its wisdom
and efficacy.
2. The UNITED STATES: Their rapid advance
in virtue, knowledge, and liberty, furnishes the best
comment on free principles.
3. The PRESIDENT Of the u. States
4. Gen, JACKSON: The purity of his character
and principles, acquires lustre from the attacks
of his enemies
5. JAMES Monroe: Hrs able and faithful adj.
ministration is the monument Of his fame.
6. Our distinguished Guest, the VICE PREsr-
DENT of the United States: His eminent talents
nave been eAeiteu 10 promote he happiness and
prosperity ofthe whole Union.
As soon as this toast was drank Mr. Calhoun
rose FROM his seat and addressed the company as
follows:
{" Gentlemen: I would lily deserve your favor
were not sensibly affectcdby your kind recep
ton. After so long absence, and after having
passed through so many trying scenes, to return
TO the friends ofmy youth, to whose early conf-
dence, / owe my FIRST advancement in public life
and to be thus received, is indeed truly gratifying,
and will be held in grateful remembrance 50 long as
may live Nor will it terminate in mere emo
ton OF gratitude, but will animate and impel me
with redoubed zeal to act on those principles and
views, by adhering to which heretofore, / have
been 80 fortunate, as 10 secure your appreciation.
and that of 50 large portion Of cur fellow citi
zens. Surrounded as | am, BY my early acquaint-
ances, II will not, trust, be considered indicate
to advert for a moment to the principles, which
have invariably governed me in public life. From
the commencement OF my public course to this day,
have, under al circumstances, been directed by
one great leading principle, entire confidence in
The virtue and intelligence Of the American people.
believe them TO be not only capable Of self go
vernmen,, but Of wise seli-gov srnneni and thus
believing, never fer a moment DOUBTED that tbe
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BufaIo Sprfngs, .NeekIe,lblrg Conntu. "a.

Nv IN c9'trIs0ttI 3 OVIINty, , q
IINtE subscriber with 10 the comfort and
4 da9n Of those who may visit this watering place
he approaching season, has spared pains which
he coneeses, would esnduce 10 that end considerable add
ton aud Improvements have been made his houses, stables
bath house. baths, &c aud other arrangements made cacu
lated render the sick comfortable and the healthy agreeable
backgammon tables Chess Board &c provided for persons
fend Of those amuSement and good violin and performer
always hand ~ afford music for those fond Of
e exercise Of dancing. choice supply Liquors the
best eating the country afford will be Away proyid
The waters Of this Spring impregnaed with phur
agnea and neUi al salts happily combined aud in such
dae proportions, e render them efeaoious If the
prevailing diseases Of hs aud the Southern climates In
bilious diseases and fever diseases Of the liver and kid
neys &c With all cu,aneou Affections they peculiarly eff
cacou. Ulcers Of long standing aud oharac
ter speedily cured by these springs An intimate cqulin
lance with these Springs for twenty years and knowledge Of
the effected by them, in saying that faith
uI Of the water will afford relief IN greater
afflicted with most diseases which the human
family subject. DAVID SHELTON.
June 1o--gl-
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~ The ENQUIRER is Published twice week generally,
an, three times week during the session of tue State LeSsa-
Price the heretofore Five Dollars per annun,
,vablr in advance Notes Of Chartered peee-payins banks
ly) will be received in payment The Editors will gusrsn-
Tee he safety renting them by mail til. postage Of all let
ters heing paid, by the writers.
ar No paper will he discontinued (ut at the discretion of
the Edtors0 until all arrearageS have been paid up
A. Whoever will guarantee the payment OF aine papers
.I,lll have the tenth GRATIS.
~ TERMS or ADVERTISING.
M One square, Or LESS-tust insertion 10 ceht'--eaeh
continuance, so cents ,
No inserted until has either been paid
four or assumed person in this city its environs
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IHLRIY DOLLARS re LY.HRD.

" an AWAY from the subsoriber Monday the 9th Of
self Moses Wooden he about feet q or 10 niche, bizb %
years old 1nd has detected look, particularly
had on hen be run away blue roundabout acket pam
oheT clothes with hun when he away purchased him
beurhood Of Frederic sburg which place il IS prbb h.
has gone will sye the abtve reward any who will
ia any Jail that get him agsin and all fessonabIe
Pense paid Masters Of vessels others are rwaned from,
harbOrng said Moses their peril.
June H. il--l0 III. STARR.
~ The Editor Of the Virginia ealdp will please insert
Richmond n e
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sTaTE LOTTERY of MaRYLaND, No. s
Highest Prize 10000 DOLLARS.
$4,000
2l,o43 prizes
10000 Tickets.
1fors Prizes than Ptanks


More Prizes than Blanks.
~ Erey Prize payable in CASH. si-ty days 1fer tle
dratping s,Jjee; 10 deduction oftitiee. per
wheel usualand ia the other wheel will be put
the prizes above the denomination of dollars draw
the usual manner. The 10000 of
viii be awarded TO the odd Numbers the (as
the beg dependant the drawing the capital prIze
OF Forty Ihousnnd Doars-tha say the 1000 dol
lar prize should odd number then every odd
number in the Sehene will be entitled $ prize.
all the Eren numbers the Sehene will be entitled to
prize OF 81.
IJ' Odd Numbers those ending I, s. s, 7,he
IL EVen NtnJers those ending lpith 2 l. G. s. orO
This mode Of drawing only enables the Commissioners 10
complete the whole Lottery ONE DRAFTING hut has the
great advantage Of distributing the small prizes regularly
every alternate number in the scheme the holder OF t,v
viii be certain of obtaining least prize the
ratio for amy greater quantity.
IF Ticket drawing superior prize in this scheme, Is
NOT RESTRICTED from drawing inferior also; ltnany
tickets therefore will obtain TWO pRIZ rs
IL THE DRAWING will take place CITY of Bait.
"Wednesday, the 27th JULY, and mill isk on tAe
day.
The Bri,noy Of this scheme is ALTOGETHER UN-
PRECEDENTED AdveniurerS will remark the low raie of
ekehe Eery irifng risk incurred (there NOT bsing one
HanE price and that the capital prize of FORTF
THOUSAND DOLLARS, is of a magnitude hitherto unpre-
cedened for small iuvcsted-above all however is
the CERTAINTY OF OBTdLNING At LEAST ONE
PRIZE by the purchase OF tickets or two shares
lone odd aud numher and in the ratio OF GER
inty in the purchase of number of tickets shares
Fhole Tickets So 90 Quarters / rs
Holues 2 90 Eighths 62
To he had the greatest variety Todd and eyen at
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GoochLnnd nnd Hnnorer Lnnd Gnr SnLe-

virtue Of order Of the Superior Of Chsnoery fof
the Richmond District offer private sale Of land
IA the upper part Of GOochand county the Of Little
tract ~ the county Of Hanover, containing $50 As IS
deirab y close speedily possible the Of the
estate the land will he sold at moderate price and accom-
modaue Both tracts will be divided fu purchasers
The Gobohand land will be sewn 70 persons wishing pur-
chase by Mr. Winston Payne, and the Hanover lands by M
LaneyC mes Possession can be given immediately.
WIN r. WICKl1AAI, surviving
Trustee Of the estate of Saul. Gi.t dec
NtrNn rh Ian a
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.Natice. 70 yMiNers az Cooner,.

consequemce OF the regulsriiy which has pre
vailed in the Of Barres Of Flour which been
presented for inspection, and the Consequent difficulty created
IN the proper mode OF Inspection, we'll sctusi dein
70 the -four inform all parties concerned, that the law
will heneeoh be gidy enforced, requiring al barrels
sera Of the following dimensions, via The shall
be twenyseysn inches length aud The head,
half inches IN diameter; halt barrels % length, and
The diameter Of the head 70 and half inches.
EDMOND WALLS, Inspector Of Flour.
T,pe
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.M.qRSH.aL,S SQLEI-

pursuance Of decree 81 the Superior Court Of Chanoerv
LOT the district Of Richmond pronounced the 9Th day
June, isZi m the Of Dupuy Forsee shall on the
h day Of July next on the premises offer for sale the
highest bidder at public auction the OF which
James Forsec lately resided, the county Poyhatan bound
ed by the lands OF Doctor Taylor Peter Sube oher-
Ieff1a credit Of two and three years FROM dav Of sale
The purchaser giving bonds with approved security and the IL
lie retained until they paid.
June II I'D
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TRE4SURY DEPAR1MENIl 9alh Anril 1nc

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 29th April, 1895
n Office Is hereby gwen, that f1st Of October
next The principal Of the Six per Stock the
ted States, created under the authority of Congress,
tntI,lsd an act authorizing loan a exceeding
eleven millions OF dollars" opened The day Of
March, thousand eight hundred twelve together with
the interest due thereon wilt be paid 70 the propreors
Stock he attornes daily authorized the Trea. ~ OF
the United States in Washington and the several Loan %
the Books ofwhch any portion Of said Stock
surrender of the of said Stock will
at the time Of payment aud the Stock will
ffn and after the thirtieth day Of September next.
SAMUEL L. SOuTHARD,
nfny 10, 1925, 1-S0thS Sec'rv Trp..trv.
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no 1fILLERS

I'VE WISH 10 employ MILLER for our manufs,t ytin1
w Mil u Stony Point Liberal waGes will be given 10 .
person who come well reeonmendcd other ne ed
apply. LANGHORNE n PALNORE
Stony Point Cumberland, Juoe II. f2.--fT
INTENDING 'hortly 70 20 10 EWoPf- al those who have
claim against me- are requested bring them Tor
men And those who inlebtedt me- are hereby desired
70 call and make Psymeot LEWIS N. RIYAIAIN.
My 81. 7o-.sN
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GW&SEsN'S

Lottery e Exchange Office, Ii, aIarket-street,
BALTIMORE.
Where in the late State loter, sold the great capitals
Of SlooOoo 10000 $4,000 10000 besides less than
- capitals Of 5000 &e aud where Capital Prize, hA,
been obtained than at any other office ia America.
u Orders from any part OF the United or Terrific
tei enclosing the cash prizes lotteries, (pot
pCdOwiil ed prompt attention. dres 10
J. l. COHEN, Jr. Baltimore
Is.
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IXBcUT71E DEF 1RIMENT, /


~ OTICE hereby given, that from this time forward I'll
~ persons offering themselves prinpaof securities TO
any bond be approved BY the Executive will be
required accompany the with aday IN legal form,
stating The value Of the property which they would bona hde
pS,5esi after the Payment Of pll ther debts
by order, w u RICHARDSON, G. c.
Meyer. ss-tf
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NOTICE.

Ii person. having claims against the OF WIN. Gait
"A dec will bring them forward properly ated for
payment and those indebted the estate the late concern
CT ua johnson, will make payment without delay.
JOHN ALLAN. ! Executors Of
WILLIAM GAIT, Wm.Gali, dee
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FNROM the Subscriber the 50 negro man named
MOSES Moses - Of q years OF age, feet or in
ehes high light complexion with his left cheek
purchased Moses Of Mrs Trabue residing Tabue Coal
Pits, in Chesterfield county.
onthe following day P4TSF the wife Of Moses Patsy i,
IS or 20 years Of age very likely light muiaito pucbate
her Of M. Charles Pickett Of Chesterfield 10 1924 will ive
twenty Dollars reward for the above advertised negroes oteh
dollars FOR either Of them. JOSHUA STORRs
Meadow Bridges June IA. III
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Il GaluabIe Farm near Richmond for Sale.
4 OFFER for sale by private contract, my Farm called
BTe0fd, bordering the Brook aud the Brook
pike road FIVE miles from Richmond. upwards of
six hundred and thirty acres, good ORDER and las
good dwelling house aud every house necessary for the
odatoD Of slage family and all houses peceary for farm
Tern: will be made known by application subscriber at
the shoekG Warehouse IN Richmond the premises
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Nav II. al
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ALL I'M ONE BAY.

To be dratca in the City Of Baltimore on the
9Th NEXT MONTH (Jui,)
BY THE IMPROVED MODE,
Secured by Letter, Patent under the of u. States.
CoHEN'S OFFICE-Baltfntore;
June "a, 1926.
~ The fmprored Mode Of drawing having
and decidedly approved by the public bv
unprecedented sales the late State Lottery the
appointed by the Governor and Couno have
ed the Pan in the following Scheme, which the
pleasure now TO present, yiE
GRAND
ST.qIE LOTTERY of MIR YL.q.N.D, No. s.
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ONE HUNDRED D0LLaRS RE W.aRD

" AN away from the subscriber months ego Gran.
der'on man about 20 years Of age, carpenter
aod e remarkably white for slave and might readily Ia
ken for white strong active well set fellow rather
above ordinary te He uaJ have scar his forehead
tween or rather above his eyebrows, rangihg down
BY accident The edge Of axe flying it, helve cut Sim
mere some year, ago One Of his broken wben small
near the wrist joint and Il is believed the le which shows
that joint enlarged and gives the appearance Of DEDICATION
bending outwad', With The end Of The Bone Of lhe arm
next 10 the joint considerably increased size His ewes are
blue and his hs ' very straight of dizzy yelo,gh ,she
had perhaps when he vent Ola black Guej Hat bne
broad cloth roundabout Goat. He Is blunt spnken fr,v
speaks with and shutters and sanmer in speskn
particularly when confused His purpose doubtless to pas
e free will give hundred dollars for HE ssf
delivery IN any ja that get him again and will psy be-
sides any reasonable expenses for bis delivery al rel
denee IN the county Of Franklin, North Caroliua
June II 1925. 90
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Roilnd Tiinter-

hc Whoe 10 be Of the best long leaf graiued
Yellow Pine Tree from sap, bad knots ether defe
ne whole OF the said Mast and Spar Timber have ben
cut between the LIST OF October aud March and p,u h.
Of Juue 1896. az Gay
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The whole TO be Of approved quality and must he delivered
DAY of September next.
Persons Offering w be pleased distinctly their pr.
tor the Mast and Spar Timber for Sioop per cubic
loot thtir price per cubic foof the Yellow Pine and White
Oak Materials aud superficial feet for the Plank the prizes
Of the Shingles Ito be stated per NJ.
Each proposal endorsed thereon oGer to furnish
Plank.h '
May 81. 10,
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The whole OF ht above must be GOT ,rsh Of oae leaf u
grain southern heart Yellow Pine. There must be mo
the 49, ~ -
ALSO,
pieces SO feet long, 10 by 10 inches curve edtewe
Of IL inches OF Onehes. Of inches, Of inches, OF
inches, and ! Of inches "
2peee, % feet long, IS by 10 inches curve edsewie
OF 10 inches, OF inches OF nche of inches, Of
inches, and of inch.
i2e round white oak logs 90 IS lou 81 IN is inebe, IN
diameter at one end, and 10 IL inches the other for
Piles. - "
100000 Shingles feet long
10000 feet Of full Inch erehaniable, or hes, eung Wide
Pine Boards ~
sSSo fee'9 inch WHITE The whole to be cir panl
1900 PINE. stun as; and Of full mea'nre
25O0feet inch clear whit. Pine, II ipohes breadth
1900 1 Ia inch do. DO. Ash, 10 do
1000 inch merohaniable white Pine
1850 . inch clear white Pine /
LOO IL do. do.
1900 ] Ia do. do. OfflIl Thickness,
1880 do. do.
2,i00 IL white ash
1870 Ia do. do.
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Chilly Mcintosh,
Interleftly Mcintosh, his K mark
Ben Donlazon, his mark.
Jim Donlanzon; his mark.

S1R-webeg leave to state that the authorised
Agent Of the United States for the Creek Nation,
Col John Crowell, Is not trusted by US; and we
do not think ourselves safe in his hands.
Col. Crowell has always been opposed TO General
Mcintosh since 1923, when he tried TO have him
broke a Chief of the Creek Nation, and threatened
TO destroy his property. lie was offended at Gen.
Mcintosh for refusing 10 give up man named
Stinson without order from the Head Chiefs Of
the Nation. Stinson afterwards delivered into
the Agents custody, and tried for selling goods
in the Nation without license, of which he was
acquitted by the Federal Court in Georgia Col.
Crowell was further inoensed against General Nc
Intosb, for interfering when Crowell drew a knife
and threatened 70 cut the throat Of a man named
Cells, who had been adopted by the Creek Nation.
Col Crowell was opposed TO the Treaty al the
Indian Springs; and tried to prevent the Creeks
from selling their lands to the u. States lie sent
William Hsmbly, United States Interpreter, 10
the Council TO say that he wanted 10 see the Chiefs
but was Jealous Of the Commissioners. He told
them that they should not give any long answer 20
the Commissioners, but only say they had no
lands 10 sell" That the Commissioners would
threaten but their threats would all end in words
as soon as they heard from the government. Ever
after the Treaty was freely agreed he ddno cease
his opposition He sent message by William
Handy, the Interpreter, TO tell some 1.-THE Indians
that they should 90 away the line that night
or they would be taken and shut up until they
signed the treaty. This party went of in the night
they were told. The next morning three men were
sent after them to know why they had gone away;
they told these men the message they had received
from Col. Cro0ells which was the reason Of their
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Reduction Of Stage and Steam Boat Fair.


yyNE Propretors the daily Mail Line from Richmond
Washington City, have reduced the Fare SO co. fol-
lows:
From Richmond to FreiereL.bury, s5 90
From fredericksburg to the Boat, 50
From the Greek to Warrington, s GO
The advantages this obvious The fare is low
and the expedition greater than other The horses and
coaches equal those of other line the UnOn aud
the drivers are sober and attentive L. PORTER.
MaY 81. 5---lf
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Correspondence 6etWeen the Deputdtion from
the friendly Creeks and the Secretary of War,
at Washington.
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Inne s
TEN DOLL4RS REU7.IRD.

- ANYWAY from tile .ub.criber living In Hsnovsr I'm the
night Of the Ist instant, negro JOCK about
feet or ioehe: hgh oOps little in his shoulders and ha.
lost one OF h under eeth light complexion and Is 20 or
n years Of ItisuPpo,ed he lurking Richmond
The above eward will be paid Tor experimenting delivering
said runaway to Ed: q. SYDNoR
ApTiI
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MOTIGE-

Ii persons having claims agan1 the Of Garter PAGE
dec OF Cumberland county, will present them propeT
authenticated for payment and those to the said e,te
are requested to make payment As possible.
JOHN c. PAGE Exeeutorsof
NELSON PAGE q. Page Dec.
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NrOTICE

IL persons having claims against the Of John Eos,
Ter dec will bring them forward properly
and all those indebted TO the requested TO make
'nent 10 me without delay. JOHN H. FOSTER, Ex'r
hng in, lb%o I'm of John Foster. de-