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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-12-24
From PouLson's .3msriean Daily .4drerf'ser'
-, ,,,>rypp uuII >toNJtuENT.

From Poulscn's .4n.sican Daily .fdrertiser.
THE BUNKER-HILL MONUMENT.
What story to posterity's dull ear
Tells Egypt's pyramid' Only that nen
Some while appear'd on Gods fair heritage
As crouching sIsves--the million spawn'd for
one
And he, the poor ambitious fool who fam
Would live forever, yet unknowing how,
With blood & sweat hew d out this sepulchre,
OS,ivion's den;-and shrouded in his name
So deep in the curst tomb, that toiling age
Has lost its faintest shadow. Not such thou
Proud Rock! by sons of independence rear'd,
Sculptur'd by Immortality. Rear high
Thy consecrated head! for thou art bas'd
Upon no common earth; the blood and dust
of martyrs are beneath thee; on their bones
Stand thou!-forever stand, and tell of Glory.
Poreverl-aye, for thus should virtue live;
Live, monument, though silent centuries heap
On thee, their dust-though at fell RUINS
touch,
Thou crumblest-fallest-not the cenotaph
OF migh,iest kings shall be so eloquent,
Orseem so precious as one stone oftnee. 7.
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Rise Of Tickets.

VJNCKETS in the New.York Literature Lot.
4 terry No. 3, will advance from the present
price $50, to s55, on Monday next Goth ms.
Until that time they can be had in variety Of
lucky Nos at Runnells's Offices, Washington
City, and Alexandria, ID. C.. viz-Whole Tick
cts $50, which may produce 100, 900; Halves
S25, which may produce 5O,0OOi Quarters
Sl2 so; which may produce $4,000; Elsbths
S. Is, which may produce II, 500; slSteenths
50 l23, which may produce $500 dollars
Those not yet supplied, are requested TO be
early in their applications, lest they lose .
chance for the above splendid Capitals. Tins
lottery will positively be drawn all in one day.
18th January next Ticketsin allthe popular
lotteries, constantly on sale at RUNNELLsS
Lucky Offices OTOrolers promptly attend
ed to. dec 19
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Extract. Of letter to Mr.. sandenop. dated
Havana. Dec. 6. 1875.

Extract Of letter to Mr.. Sandersop. dated
Havana, Dec. 6, 1895.
An event has taken place which must
be interesting to all those who desir.
the independence Of Mexico and South
America. The Castle San Juan d.
Ulloa has capitulated. Our of $40
men who composed the garrison. 40,
have died Of scurvy and s,arvation-
The rest who survived, arrived here 70
day in two Mexican vessels OF MAR
The late Governor the Castle came
also, and although he defended the cas-.
tie 10 the last extremity, lie was ycceiy.
ed with great coolness by the authori.
ties Of the Islands The governor was
Coppinger, late Of Florida. So dread.
full was the state Of the Castle, that
they were obliged for two months pre.
vious to the capitulation to eat rats for
the maintenance Of life, and it is as.
certained that many sentinrls died at
their post while under arms. The
schooner Hornellos of Baltimore. taken
up by spectators in Mexican scrip
sails to morrow for London with spe'
cial agent, and another, the Guatamah
packet, chartered by government, starts
Tor Cadiz." PAilad. paper.
Baltimore, Dee. 23.--'The editors Of
the American have received Caracas
papers to the Soth ult by the schooner
Edward and Francis, al this port YES.
terday from La Glayra.
The Co,ombiano o. the last dale
says :-"We have received Bogota IA.
pers Of the 9th of October. The cleo.
tons throughout the country are hi.
lberto unanimous in favor Of the re.
election Of General Bolivar TO the Pre-.
sidency; and give majority to Gene.
raj Santander for the Vice-presidenes.
We observe by these papers that the
meeting Of the Peruvian Legislature is
fixed by decree Of the Executive for
the 10th of next February"
The British brig of war Primrose
has arrived at La Guayra, having on
board Sir Robert Kerr Porter, his Bri.
tannic Majesty's Consul for Caracas.
Subscription books have been open
ed throughout the republic for the es-
adjustment Of the Bank of Venezuela,
in the city Of Caracas.
On the second Of December a large
ship arrived at Laguayra from Scot
land, with t,co hundred aad fly emf
grants, sent to Colombia by the agri-
cultural society established in London.
Commodore Daniels has gone up to
Bogota, and has been made one of the.
"orGier Of Libertaioyes.
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w anted

FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
4 SINGLE MAN who is capable of manage.
"A ing a small farm, and is disposed to pay
It's whole attention to the same. A person
ofth;s description who can come well recon-
mended, may hear of an eligible situation on
application to the PRINTERS.
dec-2aw7t
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
State A0ttery Of Md.

Offering chances for brilliant fortunes for a
mere triHe; to be drawn on the 18th Feb.
next, and finished in one day. Capital Plies.
100000 dollars 10000 dollars
$4,000 dollars 5000 dollars
10000 dollars IS Of 900 dollars
10 Of 500 dollars.
Whole Tickets s12; Halves 81 Quarte,s +,
Eighths So
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FROM THE RucKs COUNTY PATRIOT.
TO My TREES.


TO MY TREES.
On ,raiking IN my Hooolands.
Ye laugh, We rogues! see me walkin'
Amang ye now. and wag your heads
You heard nae doubt, there's so muchtalk'n,
Eve got me Coal from Lehigh beds
Ave, We may see me sauntcrin' under
Your branches now without a fear
come not now your ranks TO plumbers
Ye may laugh too,-another year.
like right weel to see We swelling
Your silky buds, when Winters Ger,
An sweet young leaves so freshly smelling
They make cen me eelyoung, once more.
like right weel to see We CROWN
Like brethren pleasantly together,
All, sheltering each, when winds are BLOWN
Or drou,h prevails, in swelterin' weather,
like sight wecl to see We shakin'
Your glossy foliage high in air
An hear the breeze an brides maxim
A Joyous din of music there.
like right weel, to wander near ye-
When the storm grapIeth with your boughs
AM yet not over nigh, for fearye
Might let some cracked one crack my brows.
Yes lads. I'm thinkin' not 10 bunny e-
The inky chunks Mauch Chunk produces,
Will, may be, warm---and let me turn ye-
when ripe in age, to other uses.
III not just say for what l'u takeye-
My wife viii hang her claes to dry
An want iva posts. An | may make me
Apen to hold the pig an kye-
An should the public take whim
To hang banking rogue or twa,
Yen no object to lend limb
For sic purpose ony day.
Ye need ma cA be hangin' trees
An yet the observer might not wranS us
Who should suppose from what he sees
Such wood is wanted much amang us.
Well fare We weel, but this IN teLye
If these coal beavers hold so high
Their stuff may be fam to sell We
To get wherewith that stuff to buy.
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Yhe n. York literature

Lottery-tO be drawn on the 18th Jan. next,
and finished in few minutes.
As humbers--6 Ballots 10 be DrG,cn.
Highest Prizes:
100000 dollars 4of $500 dollars
$4,000. dollars ] Of 1000 dollars
10000 dollars SO of 900 dollars
10000 dollars rs Of 500 dollars
2of 900 dollars 4es Of 100 dollars
Less than 9 Blanks TO a prize-only 1900
tickets. Present price $50; Halves IS; Quar-
tiers II SO; Eighths IS; Sixteenths 5 l2t.
Washington Canaiand Connecticut
State Lottery.
Authorised by acts of Congress and Of the Lee
gislature of Connecticut.
To be drawn OH the 18th ofJanuary next, and
finished in few minutes. Scheme:
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER "a, 1925.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED,
DAILY,
ny SNoWDEN & THORNTON,

TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
(roR TUE COUNTRY
M Office at the corner Of Fa'.far-sfreef and
~ Printers alley.
The price of the Gazette is FIVE dollars per
annum, payable in advance, or six dollars at
the end of the year.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted three times for one
dollar per Square, and twenty-five cents per
.ou,re for each insertion afterwards. Those
sent without specification ofthe number OF
insertions, will be published until ordered
out, and charged accordingly.
IAN letters must be post PAID unless OF
dering the paper or enclosing advertise
ments.
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Cedar Run Bridge.

THyHE contract previously entered into and
4 received by the county court of Prince
William not having been complied with, we
willrecc;ve proposals until January court next
for he erection of Bridge over Cedar Run,
at Buffers Ford, below the town of Brehts-
vile. The bridge to be of the same dimen.
sions as the one heretofore advertised.
JOS r. GILBERT. ! .
MiCHdEL CLE.7RT, 3
RICHARD FOOTE, IS
JOHN HILL,
ITOS. II. H.44HPIONJ !
dec IA t2J
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CORSE'S

OFFICE,
Meningitis Building, King street, t,co dcsT,
Uest Of Royal street.
Superintendent by J. W. Logan, who has con-
stantly OH hand,
TOBACCO, SNUFF & sEaARs,
Of every description. dec 90
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We copy the following exquisite ar
ticle, which appeared as an advertise
ment from the Port Gibson Correspon-
dent ofNov. II. We cannot but adj
mire'the sang froid with which the de-
serted husband tells his tale:-lt is the
best thing of the kind we have lately
seen.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
!, ooh Matrimony! thou art like
To Jeremiah's figs

81 assure you," says Cecil in letter
to his wife, 81 often think of you in the
mass as CHARACTER, (and character
you certainly are that Tam delighted
with. For, as in piece of music,
which we excessively admire, there are,
row and then, some grunting minors;
yet, mixed up with sweet returning con-
cords add greatly to the harmony up
on the whole. But don't, from what l
say here, put in any more minors than
usnal-as little goes great way!"
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Less than two blanks to prize. Present
price of Tickets SIS; Halves 2 so; Quarters
/ Is. Tickets and shares in all the above
lotteries may be had at
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% dollars Reward.

pUNAWAY from the possession Of Joel
IL LeftWich jr. about tueire months ago, a
negro man na0,sd G.3bRiEL, Of rery dork
compile rion, about four Jeet9 or 10 ineieshigh,
and about thirty tao years of0ge, no pariieu-
lar marks recoiieeied ercePt sonie small Knots
IN his brcud about The size Of a marble, aud
a rery rough bunpy chin.
lam Of op'sio, that he is noD lurking about
The Heigbdorhood Of John Smells, on The head
Woters Of Goose (rtek, where he has a uJe, as
he has been seen in that q0arter frequently.
The ADORE re,card oftrenig fee dollars ,ciH be
girtnt 10 ang person uho WW dtHfe3 him to me,
OF seriHe him in Bedtord jail So hal gethim
again. ROBERT u REESE
January %. qriS II
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Yen dollars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
in Pittsylyania county, Virginia, ON Mon.
day the ID inst negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, 3 years old, feet 10
or | | inches high, quite. Smart spoken boy,
had on when he lett home, pair Of blue
checked pantaloons,a coarse cotton shirt, had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark recollec.
ted. lie was seen on Wednesday night the
HI lust al Mr.. Swinney IS near Lynchburg,
aud do expect lie is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprehend the said boy and
get him again, shall the above rel
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
All net OF MA
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,SEASONlBLE.
We are this dag opening a large additional
supply of
RICH FANCY GOODS,

Exaefiy suited 10 The season. Amongst them
are--
100 pieces Caieoes, assorted new patterns,
few Douglass aud Oubfe do
Beautiful Gauze, CELIA and Bereze Ilandk.fs,
Bareze scars, beaulifdlysbaded, a uew ari'e
Elegant Boilbineti Lace, Caps aud Cnpes,
superlly worked,
A fes pieces real Brussels Thread Laces and
Edgings.
sik stripe Linen Drilling, Nankeen and other
esl0ufs,
Real Mamee Chop Nankeen and blue do
\ case fashionable dfab HINTS,
Various Goods for gentlemens' and boys sum
nier wear,
do do male and femme servants do
Real India worked Muil Muslins,
Null Muslin Robes, richly bounced
4 further supply OF bro. fg. eros lie ete Silk
200 pair prme.Ia shoes, all shades and sizes
4 large assortment rev style parasois
Chinese Feather Fans, figured aud plain,
Green Ganze Wells, fashionable article
d. black Merino Bombazeeii, snI. quality,
piece blne aud black SaAs. Velvet Cloth,
equal 10 any imported,
With great variety OF other Goods, which
they are determined 10 offer 10 their friends
and the public AT remarkably low prices,
MCKEE, ROBINSON q co.
May II. 1888
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Public Notice

,e ,4nditor'sQffce, Feb %, 1s25.
DURSU ANT toa clause therein cn 49,,
\ ed, the subioined act is published for,t.
information OF all holders or owners Of pirgin
Ia Military Certificates bearing an Interest -,
SIX per cent. Every such certificate presented
at THIS Office for redemption by any other than
'he individual 10 whoa il WAS originally issn
cd, must be endorsed or assigned by such ofi.
gum owner, or IN case OF his death, by hisls
gal represenlatiye.
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Virginia, 10 wit j:

Wv iS"'io HStU w tHC 1Iih CUtIC "
.anherst County on the first Mon
day in .aprit, 1925
Willis Franklin,
against
Henry Franklin, in his own right, and as
administrator OF Jeremiah I rankin, dec d 4,
Phebe Franklin widow and reiet OF Jeremiah
Franklin, decd, Benjamin Franklin, Abner
Franklin, Anderson Moss and Jane his Miie,
formerly Jane Franklin, William Clarkson and
Lucinda his vile, late Lucinda Franklin, heirs
aud distributes OF said Franklin, deed
defendants.
IN CHANCFRY.
The defendants BENZ. Franklin and Abner
Franklin, and Anderson Moss and Jane his
wife, not being inhabitants OF this com
monwealth, on motion Of the plaintiff, by
counsel, it is ordered, that the said last named
defendants do appear here on or before the
first day of the court to be holden for our
county court OF Amherst, in July next, and
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
agreeable to the net of assembly and the rules
of this court aud il is further ordered, that n
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in the
Lynclbnrg Nirgnian for the space Of two
months in succession, and that another copy
thereof be posted at tie front door of the
court house of this county on some court day.
A Copy --Ieste,
a. B. DAVIES, Crk.
May 8 w8w37
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Iract or Parcel OF land.

4 HE subscriber again requests all those
indebted to him, To come forward and
settle Their accounts forthwith, as longer in
dngence cannot be given. lie fully autho.
rises Robert kinnier, 10 collect all debts ow-
ing to him. ROBERT ORR,
April p Is SO
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To GEORGE 5. HOLLOWAY

GefR-As yon are not mn iohabiiaut OF
y iliis stale. take this method 10 notify you,
that on the 24lh aud 25dl days Of May ls25,
| shall preeeed % ,akeihe dispositions of gosb
Nilsson atisi others, i; the tavern house Of
Robert Norris 10 tie town Of I.ynehhure, 10
be rad as eylld8ce on the triad OF suit nnw
depending IN the superior court Of ehancefY
for tbe Lynchhnfg district wherein am
f,lai3iiiiF aud yourseif an utl'efs are defend
ants JABEZ CAMDEN.
May o n4h, -
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400 gallons Linseed Oil,
800 lbs Epson Salts,
l5o bottles Castor oil,
200 gallons Lamp Oil,
Together with number of other articles,
Just received and for sale by
THOMAS ]. DUYAL,
may q Bank Square.
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The following Property

Viz Tom negro man, aud Woodson, (bark-
smiths,) Dan "a mani Pleasant "a boy) Betsy
q woman,) Lynda "a gitl) squire "a mani
aud Violet (his Wife, Jenny "a woman Pau.
linn and Ann Qier cblldren,) Elizabeth, and
Savannah, Mary and Nancy cher -ohildrenD
Frank aud Abraham (men,) Edmund "a boy1
Molly "a girl,) John "a boy,) Ann daughter Of
Nolef) Moses "a hoy,) Dick IA boy) and
Anderson la boy,) Lucy and her child.flYira,
together with 2oo acres Of Land, lying and be
ing in the county of Amherst, being The same
lHT purchases by the said Christopher lsbell
Of u certain Reuben Carver, and more pRric
nlerly described by the deed on record ia the
Clerks office Of Amherst.
The subscriber will convey such title only
rs is IN him as trustee.
NORBONE NJ. TALlAFERRO, Trustee
Mayo. NV y
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"a Via's BUrLERs VEGETABLE INDIAN
SPECIFIC.
Is do MEliRN.s COUGH DROPS aHd
pECIoRAL POWDERS,
a WINS pALBY's CARAlNAIlYE MIN
1UliI,
ID Walls PAuL's PATENT coLuMBlAN
OIL,
4s do GOLDEN TINeTURE,
200 galinns best Lamp OIL
10000 best Spanish Segars
80 lbs. Rock Or Hail Candy
90 boxes beet TRANSPARENT SOAf, lately
received
$50 TTNcIURE and SPECIE BOTTLES,
20 lbs Powdered Rlubarb
lbs rhospste ofIron
10 ID. Nitric Acid, pure,
20 lbs Puly. Jalap
80 boxes best rehned Tiqnorice
~ lbs Powdered Cobalt OF Fly Stone
50 lbs Spts. Nire dulc.
100 lbs Race Ginger
Silver, Plated aid Brass Spring Lancets
d lbs Sps. Pimento
20 lbs best Lima Bark
l!s Oil OF Orange
. lbs Charcoal, prepared
7,20o white Walls, assorted
81 gallons best Alcohol
100 lbs. Ground CamWood
400 lbs OIL Vitriol
10 gallons besl Sweet oil
2o1 lbs best Epson salts
loo lbs. do 1nrpentine soap
loo lbs Aqua Forts, best
10 lbs .tther snllulic
% lbs Mnriatc Acid
20 lbs Rotten Stone
20 lbs. Cfocus Marts
~ lbs Sal Soda
10 lbs. Gum Assafrlila
gross Lead Pencils, black aud red,
do Tooth Brushes, assorted qualities
/ packs Gold Leaf
10 lbs. Gum kino Tfno
30 lbs. Liqnorioe Bah
% lbs Cinnamon
20 lbs Orange Peal
10 lbs Sup Calb Soda
% lbs Punicc Stone
80 lbs best blue Small,
30 lbs Nirligris
10 lbs Rust oflron
lbs white Oxide Dismuth
10 lbs Gum Elastic or Indian Rubber
20 lbs Spanish sasaparilln Qrime quality
10 lbs fresh Digitatis Qhe FIRST quality
10 lbs Nutmcgs
10 lbs Spanish Annette
, Reams best Sand Paper
50 lbs Quick Silver
Sd Fancy onnif Boxes
ID lbs Volatile salts
~ IDS Cork Wood
30 lrnsses, assorted qualities and sizes
10 lbs Sponge, Cue aud course
l5 gross Vial Corks, best
% nests Crncibles
30 papers Pm Boxes, wood aud paper
10 gross Bottle Corls
lbs sup, Carb, Potash
p Tooth Drawers, OF different kinds
10 lbs best Sticking Plaster
20 lbs Aloes, first aud second qualities
Ia lbs Onis Ksol (dr.t quality
20 SIENNA Ale2 aud Ind
% lbs Chalk, prepared
% lbs Maritime Squills
gross Demijahn Gorks
- lbs bes, fresh Iamnrinds
small quantity OF Real Turkey Rhubarb
dozen bottles Bears Oil,
3 OF. Pbosporus
1 ". CitJated Kali
surgeons INSTRUMENTS,
All the Patent Medicines in use in
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TRACT OF LAND

WHh its dppnrtenances, lying and being in the
county Of Campbell, on ,0hich the said Martin
now resides, containing 20S acres be the came
more or less Acting as Trustee, IataR conrev
to The purchaser or purchasers such little as Is
rested in me by the deed Of tr,St aforesaid and
none other. JOHN D. D.iBNEY
Nays. IS utds
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An entire New System of
z ~ Y &c u i I'll @ .
On Velvet, Wood q Satin

Ma X. SAWklNS, lately from Europe,
4VE begs leave 10 announce bis arrival to
the aides and gentlemen of Lynchburg aud
lis vicinity, at Mrs. WaIson's, over /. J Du.
vals Druggist Store, main ST. where he most
respectfully inyiesdhem 10 an inspection of
his specimens in the above elegant arr, in
which he engages, in sir lessons, 10 give every
necessary instructions.
Mr.. S. has the pleasure of noticing that he
has taught with great success in many places
in the United States, lastly in Petersburg and
Richmond, from which places he can produce
the most satisfactory evidences Of his capaci
~. Terms very moderate. May IL. Is
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RNAA.< u MNHE.NVS.


H.fS For SHE,
Prime and interior West India Sugar
Orleans Sugar, Molasses
Double refined and common loaf Sugar
Best green Coffee, Rice, Chocolate
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Copperas
GunpoWder and Imperial lea
Sherry aud Malaga Wine
Old West India aud New England Rum
Old aud new Nhi.key
TalloW aud Sperm Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Fur Hats, black and drab coloured
Bar Iron, bIi,tered aud German Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Iron Traces, Curry Combs
Window Glass, Knives aud forks
Earthen Ware aud Stone Ware assorted
Mems Cali Skin Shoes, lined and bound
Mes coarse Shoes, Boys Shoes
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Best Liverpool filled Sack Salt
German 02nabnrgs
5000 lbs Bacon, and various other articles,
all of which he will sell low for cash, COR eA-
change for Bacon, Flour, Whiskey, FBrandy,
sc. at the market prices.
April 81. WOW 80
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TO Mr.. lessee Allen Of Tennessee.

To Mr.. lessee Allen Of Tennessee,
SIX: You are hereby notified that ON
- the Sd day of June next, at the store
house of Iorsely N Fariss in Bent Greek
Buckingham county, Virginia, shall take the
deposition of Col. VIM | freeland, TO be read
on the trial of my suit now depending against
you in the superior court of law for Amherst
county, when aud where you may attend II
from any cause it be not taken on that day,
shall proceed on the next day thereafter al
the same place 10 take said depositon
JOIN HOK5ELY, Ir
Nav IL. w3w 80
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Nom MeAicine.
LUNATIC HOSPITAL,

WILLIAMSBURG.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the new
~ building authorized by the act of the
General Assembly of Virginia, of the 5lh
March, 1924, as an addition TO the Hospital,
will be completed by the 18th next month,
and thereafter, there will he room for the
reception of patients nj that Institution.
BY order of the Court Of Directors.
LEO. HENLEY, {. { d.
April 81. 2awIm7i
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DOMESTIC GOODS, &c

s ( and IA India Cotton Plaids,
81 20 ID 8 4 aud @ 1 BIO. aud blea chcd
Sheeiings aud sIirtiugs,
Blue Denenes, Cotton Yarns, O7naburgs
Hats, SIe &c.
\ great part ofthe above goods are en-
tirely new style aud patterns, and go
morally superior in point of fabric to any
that Ne have ever offered, hiel we should
be- glad our customers would call aud cxa
pine. ". MCKEE s. J. 4. MEM.
April 10. tSG3
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rrust Sale.

DY virtue of deed of trust executed by
ID Christopher Isbell 10 the subscriber. for
purposes therein mentioned ~ iich deed bears
date the sixth day Of March, eighteen hun.
drcd and twenty four, and IS duly Of record
in the Clerk Office Of Amherst county, will
be sold, for cash, at the market house, IN the
town OF Lyncbburg, on Tuesday the 3lst Of
., a. Z
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FRESH SALAD OIL.

HAVE Just received few dozen bot
L Ties of FRESH SALAD OIL, of superior
G-ality. THOMAS !. DUVAL.
Bank Square
April u. cot,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19

IN The Rui,s held IN The Clerks 0Bce q
Bedford County the day q HPTt,
1925
lesser 4 BramtleH and Sarah his rife, for
meriy S0rat Crump, plaintiffs,
against
.nary Cyan,p, IN her owu right, aud as adm r
Of George CrUmp, decd, s0sonna Cramp, John
q. Crnmp, .4b1ifr CrmHP, Hdfdm Crump,
RhOda Crunp and B4eriy Cruntp,
defendants.
IN CTT3NCERY
The defeBdaats JohH &. Crump and .7bney
Crump mol harjng entered their appearance and
gjren security aeoordjag 10 lar and the rules Of
his CONT, aud il appearing 10 The Satisfaction Of
The couri thai they are not inhabitants Of tins
commonwealth, on The motion Of the plaintiffs,
by Their counsel, a is ordered, that Heg do ap
par here on or btfore me fourth Monday in
Jniy ueri, and dnScer he compliments bill,
mud gro such security as The court may require,
md that a copy Of this order be f0rihwUh IN
serted in The IHgiajap for two months success
sirtlg, and posted at The front door Of The court
Rouse Of his county on tTco sererdt court days.
Il CoPg-IeSte,
J STEPT0E, c, Be-.
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