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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

The Rhode Island American says that Judge
SsurrrHs, a distinguished lawyer Of New
Jersey, will be appointed Clerk of the SUI
preme Court of the United States, vice MIR.
Caldwell, deceased.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

that state, by throwing up the first spadeful
of earth on the Licking Summit, where the
grand canal was commenced. He is now en-
gagged in eating his way to the same Office,
having had public dinners given him in every
town and village which he has visited"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

The National Journal inclines to doubt the
report of General DEvEREux's travelling with
a passport from the American Minister at the
Court of St. Cloud, but confirms, from au-
thentic intelligence. the agreeable news Of
his having been released on the 10th May by
the Austrian Emperor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

General LAFAYETTE, his son, and Col. La
yasseur arrived in Washington from Baltl-
more on Monday evening, and ahghtcd at
the Presidents mansion which will be the
quarters of the veteran during his stay IN the
metropolis.
In company with the President, he on Tues
day visited, by invitation, the beautiful new
fngate Bra,dy,cine, lying in the Eastern
Branch, and was received under national
salute and other high compliments. From
Washington he will visit the Virginia EXPIRE
sidents, and We learn, has promised to call on
the citizens of Leesburg some day in the
coming week.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

Mr.. RusH, the Secretary of the Treasury,
entered upon the duties Of his Office day be-
fore Yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

OF thirty three captains in the United States
Navy, it is said that t,centytro are now lii the
City of Washington. Part of these, it is said,
is under arrest-part giving testimony against
the accused, and the remainder occupied IN
trying the validity of the charges.
Can il be possible that there are only eieren
Captains Of the American Navy proftably en-
ployed in their county's services while f'c'ee
that number are engaged in adjusting disputes
and in maintaining subordiua.ion in the Corps'
What Navy can rival us in Battle Fame' In
scientific, brave and skilful officers In splen-
did ships and gallant Tars' And yet can this
glory be expected to endure while two thirds
of our most distinguished officers are requir-
ed to keep the other third ih order'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04
THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1925.

"The editor of the Alexandra Gazette
is informed that we did not mislnterpret his
language respecting the copyright OF MIR.
Webster's Grafton. He said that MIR. Webster
was determined that his talents should not be
,,ndsrralued, and had had single speech ac-
tualy rated at 5000. we said that Mr.. W. had
no personal interest in the copyright, nor any
agency in settling its value. In the article to
which he alludes we quoted his language accu-
rately. Of the fairness of the comment, let
others judge"
The above paragraph, from thelBoston Cou
rier ofthe 26th ultimo, was overlooked when
the paper came to hand, but was last evening
pointed out by friend. We beg leave to IN
form the editor that he is wholly in error.
The Alexandra Gazette has neither made
the remarks that have been attributed to IT,
nor has it charged the Courier with misinter-
preting its language.
Will the editor ofthe Courier be so good as
to refer to the paper which has given HIM dis
satisfaction, and see whether it bears the title
of the Alexandria Gazette. Fit really does,
we can only say, that We must have been wrl-
|. ting and printing while We were asleep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-08-04

A rumour has prevailed here for several
DAYS, that Commodore RoDeERs had been re-
called from his commandin the Mediterranean;
and yesterday il was said that the Commodore
had sent home two of his Captains under ar
rest. The National Journal contradices the
first report. by authority; and the last is pro-
badly without foundation also.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

=, hare indeed. been offer told of tht
nicely of his character, no, less con
4 I'm. than his enefsy-tEat, like sc
',,,,fI,atttis, ht. heal his sword into q
i ,b.i,.rr - irn there vas M lougcr 4
II III ,Dd Tor him 10 reap. But thu
III nj rnt then ht-n CgnsRi. Iiis
-. .'.,, rsaelins amhiliop" hid just thtn
u. r.rgie 10 "dim perspective" Bal
= fhe resignation uf his command IN
nm, nlav hc compared with the mag
,.,,,is relirruirat of the RoGnan, ami
w., roaliy mdgnaHlmou, retirement a.
Il a.. .,,,iartnfI. 50 hong Is the art alone, and
a.. m0,irt. meets The ,ic'v, h. II recul
.,.d that CHsar idisrt refused lie crown
rpn,nf. And thai Narius, exiIt.d Tor his
my. while sraitd on The rniGs OF Car
o., Ir,prlIpg to his former glory, was
,..Jii.ims s,hemrs for It's redttanmenl j:
"a NJ, sooner l.od he attained tbs end, by
nn.edlns the Romans iuto belief that
n. fsnper rus reformed, (mark the para
ilu than Rome OuCe nhnrr "iiherrd under
r.. sway, and his bloody prescriptions DIES
,.iI,d lhe Empire OF lis most ,lrtnous q
MONS, Dhl N'Hs btl' hNOtl' u TIA II o''i's
,n,ta Cesar or a Aarins. VIZ admit the
-, FAR Wr verify hrlitve that no mau in
t,e Union possesses moreintegrltyor more
n,,r,1lism. Yet, by his elevation To the
prr.dppcy. a direction aud an impulse
,,,uH have been given 10 the national cha
,,cier totally at war with its interests aud
Il, SAFETY If the superior qualifications
4 an Adams and y Graw ford had been
mn, early overlooked, ~ make room for
rrc military man, and who had no other
I,r,m1endati0n, we shonld have choked
nthe path to civil famt, by dele,r1G am
MS minds from pursuits at best dali and
hborious, rom which they could derive 10
h,0ur and turn them 10 another which
ooul-cd 10 lead them IL the fist Offices of
me- state. Thus we should have land the
6und lion for perpetual wars, and all IFS
rgnromlttnt evils, and hom The seeds of
,o,y which We should have scattered
hck,y through the land, we NTH have
expected rs reward the destruction Of our
snrrnment aud the extinction of our Ii
berries Though Jackson may bc Incor
fnplibIe-though has stern patriotism HW
mol wa,er--y-t, a Cesar aud It Marus, aud
a - La and i Nero may be bret upon the
Ase by giving life to system whose
k,Dimate aud certain issue are y ranny u
dgsputIsm.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
l~S.!,lI Joss, - :; -. =
SeI5&~ g-sa-
e. The following article is copied from

j" The followmg article IS copied from
IN. iast Enquirer
WHAT DOES IT MEAN
The Nurlhcrn Editors atr NJ luss Ia
understand lie reasons oi tho 'rpnrlrd
not rn-ul- IN thr Navy Department. Or
d.r, ARE said Ia have been received n Phi
,d iphia for lhe immediate completion al
The vessels nf war nuw building ihsre, and
iar putting tao more On the stocks. The
y. \ .4meriran SAWS thu similar orders
ha,e been received nj the Nay Yard,
lhe,,., and that the EiyresS immediately
prorerdrd IN IN the eastward. The \. ! .
Aler Advertiser gtueraljscs the rumor So
aud reports that orders had been dispatch
81 IL the naval drpots Ia p r2Are Tor sra
With oil trDtiiton, the vessels ui wal now
M ~ ordinary at the several stations ---
y hg these orders Arr they issued at
the iasrarrc of the President present or
elect To meet any event already known
10 The people. or some crisis yet 10 be 81"
solv.d |. II Spain, France, wi. | II II
Or IL it merely the execution otthe ~ ten
for the gradual increase nj our Navy 1t
i, only to pursue with spirit the War
gaiost the pirates says, the Phi, Franklin
'hH''f' III ''"'''''i' ''"'' ~ 49, w
ives AS u further rnmour; that orders
have been iss e for assembling strong
|. states squadron ~ or mar Gibraltar.
-" Another rumor, continues the Gazette,
~, that u discovery has been made Of The
existence Of n Stcrd treaty between Spain
and some OF the continental powers III En-
rope, the conditions of which are calculated
10 disturb thu peace of The world and that a
knowledge OF this circumstance FASTENED
The recognition of the Independence OF Go
lomba aod Mexico by EnSIand.' Fol
ourselves, We have heard no rulnor, anu
Tan give no explanation.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
S3TE,NOGRAPiIY.

MIR. STETSON respectfully informs
vi those gentlemen ol LiNCnBURG who
feel desire 10 bccomc acquainted with the
arl ol Short hand but doubt the praclicabllity
ol acquiring IL IN 'iS hours tint lie does not
require, neither will receive, any cnmpensa
tion from those who attend his Instructions
aud do not attain proficiency therein equal
10 their expectations.
Mr. :, viii be happy II illustrate the prih
piles Of his system grallton-ly 10 All who
mny do him the favour 10 call at his room,
Franklin Hotel
March 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

T0rktoUn Expenditure Bit.

lDTItOtEn IxCBPHHlivTp XII
Il iss ald that mau, persons in this cosn
~ are Disposed to {, nslrevery severely tie
a vote (Which WAS given ny our n1rmhers up
nribe parsage of ,his bill: and that effort
vnlbe made AT the ensuing election tn cor
II vrftlhrIr ornsurr into punishment. Before
II Iplocred farther, il may not br anIi,s L.
Il declare lhp motives by which am acllu
ted in making this communication. an
INTO manner or SHAPE whatever coanec ed
with rith"f vi me ialf dri' gates from inns
4 county -becohn'c'td WIN uhs Vote men
reelection IS 10 ut edt'ttiy d matter Vi
lndiilrrrnet.
Dat should ne very sorry 10 sec an II"
ntst, eohscleh'i"us, ana, as | link, m"si
'sMroo7 vote Nlaue the s"A}'cto erh'hle,
r'uP' ~ Pani'hmtbi' u"'h m's"PPfe
he'rn 81 me t'c'S ana means "hnch pro
Nor" IT,
i|e'''''.'' comes on III Wv "''"7'
and consadr' " but harr act OF le~'.rr IL
."'u n''f 'i''noe's from o''''le e" he" ".e5
NV WV uVse''r It,
"''e n's "efh n'R'" 9''u ahou' 'hiS
""',ueS9' ana mostly - lar as lt'e flraro'
e'"Se VINO ''"s' "oot ,s''lp H. iee'
'g'''''I.' '''. no 'otf.i.'o''r'' Pe'so" no
" w. :" 'a' - ','f otle'a "i Tue 'rap9'c
"'' "n'eh l'rod"ced 'ie "i' III question:
u ""'e il''"l up step ny STEP 10
~ ""'' PaSs'st' eau hesitate 10 sly Ihd
%' ""I NY VINO 'a'eu Tor H. are anu
,''"'.' u. sel' l,'f 'I''ln ''"''''e, however
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Eylana Roberts,

las on hand a general assortment Of
u 4 Groceries aud ,ari0es other articles,
whirli he viii fell low for cash or merchants
b. produce.
Prime md inferior brown Sugar
Laaf Sugar, Moiasses
HHnposfler aud imperial Ten
Best green aud common Coffee
Pepper, Spice, salt feIre
prittc Cheese, Rice
sllrrry aud Malaga Wine
Wet India and New Lugland Rum
Old md new Ahiskry
Sperm aud inllaw Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Has
bar Iron, Blilef.d and =. Steel
Cuf aud wrought Nails
Ea5hcn ware, assorted
Stone Wnre do
Cali skin ShdeH lined and bound
taurHr riruug SHOES
Cotton ,fn nssorird numl4ets
Writing rtprr, PLAYING Chris
Indigo, NAdlfr, hr sc.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
MR. GILES.

This gentleman. not cx,rpt from In,
sbtr,,si, = ea,rol,ty Of old ap,. - drawn
forth a discussion ~ Inch Is no, I,,5s.t,r,.
do md much to his credit. or IN bp yrr,
pala,ablr 10 Ing ree.iags. Writers ia the
il cnmnai Whi, and Petersburg I,tl III
seacrr t II moon the venerable n.hti.;,n
and drag his s. : into me bszr 81 aay.
VITA mo- Dqorpm,,,y. but with more i,,st,rr
team he h : .h,uurn,ards Mr. oinor.
Alr. G,Irs should have lecollrcleo that al
nen, and mote c-ptcil!y politicians who
have a, Ted long in cnn.nIrunns statio7s.
hive don, samr thi4gs pnich ought 10 be
.lnfxiyru. ADD uhirh had better ~ FORGOT
ten, II !. but az iai,iInu4 tax ~ h. Ing,
tnrlr ni.,lreds into public view even vho..
an lmprnaD. nprrs.lly can. for Ell A
co.i-r. When malice prompts IL il, lo,r,
IS no cpia=t too harsh IA h, applied 10 the
aaa vine ,atlcr, lis conduct to br regual
ri b, it's a4riats4. such, so conceive, has
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March 4
NESSRS. William J.. Christian, Tho

NkESSRS. William J.. Christian, Tho
WI mns \ pling and William Johnson, take
notice that | shnll on the llh day OF April
newt VI the house ot William /. Garter, IN tho
county of cnochlond, md state of Vnginia,
proceed to take The deposition of the mid
William r Garter and on the 18Th Of tho
.ame nonth nj the House Of Capt Lindsey
Coleman, IN the county Of Amherst ! shall
proceed 10 take the Opposition of David APP
ling, which DISPOSITIONS ARE Ia be rrhd ~ evi.
dcnrc on the trial ot a suit depending in the
chhncrry Conrl OF Amher county, in which
nm plaintiff md you are defendants, when
and where You may attend II you plense
JOHN CHRISTIAN.
March a. wJw. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
Items bV Last Nights Maj.

The bin allowing the claim of Virginia
on the general government, has pass, d The
House Of Representatives.
Tacre ~ report that Mr.. Randolph has
CHALLENGED Mr.. Webster, aud another that
this is false. The latter ls suppoacd 10 he
entitled to the most credit.
The following is noe supposed 10 BE-
the organization of the new Cabinet:
llrnry Clay, Secretary of State, Rich
ard Ruth, Secretary of the Treasury,
james Barbour, Secretary of the Navy,
Wm. WIT, Attorney General, John Me
Lean, Postmaster Gcnerai, Dewitt Clinton,
Envoy 10 England,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
TO CARPENTERS AND
BRiCkLAYERS.

AWE ndrlzig0edbe ingappnlntedh blythe
Z county court of Amherst COMMISSIONS
Fl In contract Tor and supeflntcnd the eAe-
cuiinn uf the work, will receive written
proposals for soudry repairs 10 the court
hoasr and cirtk' = office Of sHd county TIM
tll aud at March court next, among which
there will be sash,s and glass Tor window y,
q by II and 10 by IL, stfGng painted win
dow shutters. with bolts, Sc. {; repairs to
dre placc and doors, and such Others as H.,
.ald Commissioners may deem necessary
The undertaken 10 be- pad out uf any ba-
Lance Which may be due to the county, Ell
Tier from the county treasurer or any
other individual, and any deficiency To be
paid ont of III. trNt county levy.
BENZ BROWN, Commissioner.
! March L. - -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04

| himself, 10 he an iavit tton from The state
| of rginia--that the Executive had mere
y acted Il the organ of communication. in
coni"rmi;y With the wishes nf the nenn ..
| \ different view at the question. hrlir,..
Va never taken until the bill uas nader
discussion, when II ~ brought fnrwntd
an.l rrsotted 10 in the heat " argument -,
me Of tho grounds ofepposition. l. is now
too late IL attempt 10 change the character
of tl.' Transaction b, any kind of special
pleading. The universal understanding ut
! he time Is lie true lest by which it must
/ be DETERMINED.
Yorktown, although So appropNfte in
Every other respect, Aas inferior IL almost
any pace which could have been selected
IN point of accommodations II was said
That our guest would be accompanied by
many persons of distinction, and yer,
< rat as5emblagr Of our own cilizras was
anticipated. A. the little town of York
could not # itself with the greatest stretch
OF IFS means, have accommodated one hun.
drcd persons, it was absolutely necessary
IN call ia foreign aid, or the affair would
have ended in confusion and dIsgrace--As
The Legislature WAS not in session, an APP
preparation of tie necessary fund could not
be IN time made, without " hich, not c, MT
could be drawn from the treasury. In tins
emergency, the Executive, with promp
tltGdr " hitn did them honor Came forward
and upon their own personal responsibility
borrowed from one of the banks sum
sufficient To carry through with eclat what
had been 81 nohly hegnu-rrlylng with the
utmost confidence upon the Justice and
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$40
CONGRESS-

80
CONGRESS-.
We regret til. less our inability To drt il
AT length the proceedings of Congress, as
I e, can he compressed into q small com
pass, aud he as we'll aud perhaps better
under stood than if they occupied qnadiuple
thu space
The Senate has been principally engaged
on the Judiciary BIZ, providing three ad-
dltIonal Judges for the western states, aud
thr Appropriation BIN, Both of THESE bills
are yet an trnnSitcW between the two Ilou.
rs. The remainder Of the business trans
acted in that body related solely to private
mal.trs.
In the House Of Representatives, various
subjects have been agltated, but all of them
have not been dc6nlryely acted on The
resolution rejecting the Claims Of Georgia
on the government, To- the services # Its
militia. was rejected. The Massachusetts
.Diiiitu Claims we're then endeavolrd to
BE- brouuHt ON the tapis, but the HOUSE
refused aud 1t is believed that the subject
will not he acted on during the present
-iJn.
ga the 10th instant, on motion of Mr.
Webster, tie House resolved itself into a
romWI.trc ii the whole, on the bill To an
h u2t III" payment of interest due TO the
sf.feof Virginia, which gave rise To an
z mat q debate which occdplcd the house
Ill past J o'clock, The debate turned
- Jv CA Al auu ndmtnt offered hy Nj.
s.tart- Of \. York Ia strike out the words
Stdis u Iuginta.' and insert IN lieu
lW.aouf t4e words the Seccrdl states -
IatkiuE tir provisions nf the brll 10 extend
without distinction, to all the states which
I'D PROVED mOury f5r the SCI vice Of the
IlI.r1 Ntdrs, aud pard interest thereon,
and "hosr demand for the principal Of their
asbt had hrcn rrcog' zed aud paid by the
reaeral government. This amendment
49, .hocat.d 10y Nessrs. Sharp, Mercer,
Z. Z. Bnrbonr, stevenson, krnt, Nrale.
y og,, Wrhs,tr, Marvin, Fuller, Mallory,
toaN aud Id,iaGston aud opposed by
MIS-. Williams of \. C., Whutiesey.
AcCuy, Flood Fool Of Conn, Tucker Of
y, Narfcid, Wilde, Bartlett and Clay
Wncn 'l- question VAS put and decided IN
the neg tar, ayes 10, noe, 90. The BIZ
Ms then rrqorlrd to the House, when Mr..
Sh~"pr rrI#.Hrd his mnrlon bat before
thc qu, stioa MIS- taken, The house al ourn-
d.
On the 2lst, the House proceeded to the
election ota Printer for the two years en-
Jig, " hich resulted ~ foil lWsl
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meeting 70 neseyere In fhe rrrnt nLieet of

meeting To nsseverc in the great object OF
thsir constitution.
Mr.. 4, w. tutis then moved n resnlu-
tlon that General taatsptie hr appnit ted
perpetual Wee President uf the society.
witch resolution he snp3nrlcd by mn al
dress of gieat enrtgv aud auimaiinn. In
the conrss Of his addfn.s. /" ht alluded in
strong luggage tn the forts of the hen--
'olent Lafayette in the eansc "f inpdon,
and ad'rrIea in general language Ia an az
tempt ot this frl,nd Of liberty turxtend us
benefits 10 TIE African race nearly BALI
ceotHry ago +" We have since learned
says the National Inlelllsrncrrl That these
remarks alluie loa fact nhcI, deserves TO
be- better known 10 the wprld, w that
nearly hitJ Years agn this friend af lreednm
purchased latgr estate III ayenne, with
the express view of ameiinrdting the condi
ton ftle slas.su it This benevolent
design was defeated by the French kc>o-
ldtlon.
After passing rrsolntions in compliment
10 The memory Of Robert &. Harper, esq
&o. anl appoihting lis ollircls, the soelrty
adiornurd
Thr following are the officers for the cu
suing year:
Ice Pt,siaents- Nessrs. VIM, H. Craw.
ford Of Georgia, Henry clay If krnlucky |;
William Philips aud Danlrl Webster of
Massachusetts /; Henry Ringers of Ne"
h"rl l"hn i toward. John &. Herbert
and isadr hckum of Maryland William
IL. f,tHhush, John Marshall, John llartwrll
pcke and Charles i. Mercer of Virginia ;
Rpbri1 * tlstnu and RIGHT Rev Bi~hun
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TO Planters.

ElHE subscriber continues 20 cell tohsc
L 60 on commission, and promises strict
attention to the interests Of those who mag
confde their crops to his care He wilI also
attend 10 Bank business for his country
friends. ARCHD HiTCsEH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-04
ALIENS OFFICE.
HeAlar Mills Coy Sale

HguiE subscriber is determined on selling
hi, PEDLAK MILL estate, this pro-
rcrty and the many advantages that attend ii
j. generally known, as for minute de-
sc-lptiun 10 be deemed unnecessary suffice
1t 10 say, ii one OF the best stands in Virginia,
fora Mil, Store, Distdlery and Tavern, all Of
which are on The premises and in elegant re.
pair for business together with several tcne-
menis occupied by mechanics aud private ia-
miles,
Terms, from one TO eight years credit, on
the purchasers securing Tie pay menis by II
lien on the property, and bonds and security
To- Gerry interest from the date. Should a
private sale not he effected before the second
lay of April next, (pf which due natice will
be given) it will then be sold ut public auc.
ton on the premises, md il nee essary divided
- suit purchasers. Also at the same time
md place will be sold several likely negroes
aud all my other property of every descrip-
ion. JAS. WARE.
PeSaar Mills, hIsrs5 e. w4W 2S
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Tracts or Parcel Of I.ana

lying in The county OF bedford, on The waters
o Bore Aueer, the one estimated 10 c0ntTSn
To- acre', aud The other supposed 10 contain
LA acres, being the tract Of land on which
The said Notrein letter and Elliott Letter now
reside and refrrcdt to in The bill and exhibit,
fled IN The sad cause. Tie safe will take
place on the premises at tue house of Sovreiu
Jeter.
Terms made known on the dav of snl,.
GEO. Il. hUODSON, NJ. $ c.u.rp.
March 4. v,tasoa
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Marshal's Snle.

IN pursua nee Of decree Of the Superior
1 Court OF Chnucery for the Lynchiilrg dis
trict, pronounced ou the 2lst of May, 1924,
in canse ,hereip depending between
'ohn Campbell PITT.
And
John jacobs, David I Clarkson and Peter
{ Jacobs Def4
Ihe undersigned Marshal Of said court, viii
air, if not, the nesl fair dry thereafter, sun.
days esccpted) proceed 10 sell, by WY Of
public auction. before tllr front door of The
Franklin Hotel. in the town ofLynehhurr. 10
The highest bidder, for cnsh, the following
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%oti ice.

PURSUANT to the late win and tesla
Il men' Of Capt. David Woodroof, Senr.
decd."IIi he sold on Saturday the 10th Marrh,
NO, to the highest bidder on credit Of
Twelve monihs,-nt the late residence of the
said David Noodroof, decd. (no,y The resi-.
dence of Capt, Jessee WoodrooD IN the coun.
iy OF Amherst, two very likely and valuable
Young negro women, ana one feather bed
aud furniture, the purchaser viii be required
10 give bond with good security, 10 carry
interest from the date if not punctually paij
THoS GREEN'S,
JNo. Mcdaniel,
Ears. Of Ddrid Esodro9f SEM afcd
March 4. ,p,d3 rs