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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
Qudntico Canal Lottery Of Ia,
SIXTH GLASS
TO 81 DR7H.N TIE
Sth auy III June, 1928,
Aud completed in few minutes.
Il. Mti.NIlRE. Nduager.
SEHEME


This lottery Is formed 10y the ternnry com
blnatlUu and Formulation Of 80 numbers. To
determine the prizes therein, the 30 numbers
will be publicly placed into wheel on the
day of drawing, and tour of them will be drawn
ont and TINT ticket having on IL the lst, I'd
and 81 drawn Nes in the order in which
drawn, will be entitled 60 the prize Of 10000
dollars aud those FIVE other tickets which
shall have on them the same Nos in the fol
lowing orders, slrl be- entitled 10 tue prizes
affixed 10 thcnl, respectively, viz
The lsl Sd aud I'd to 10000
III, Isl aud Sd TO d,oo0
I'd, ID aud LIST TO 5000
3D., Isl aud I'd TO 2,oe0
3d. - and lst To l,63s
Those six other tickets which shall hnve on
them three Of the drawn Nos. and those three
the Isl ID mud It'll, in one OF their several or
ders OF combination or Formulation, will each
be entitled 10 II pfi2e Of $1,000
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three oil the drawn Nos aud those three
the LIST, Sd aud It'll, IN some ont oil their seve-
raj order, of combination OF permutatlon,Will
each be entitled 10 prize OF 5000.
Those six other tickets which shall have on
them three of the drawn Nos. aud those three
the "a, Sd and 1lb, in some one of their or
ders will each be entitled 10 prize of g20o
Those loo tickets which shalt have ON them
two OF the drawn Nos. aud those Two the Sd
and lth will each be entitled TO u prize LoI
S24
Those 312 tickets which shall hive on them
two of the drawn Nos. aud those Two the I'd
and Sd, or 2d aud Iih, will each be entitled TO
prize Of $l2,
All others, being i6s, having on them two
of the drawn Nos will each be- entitled TO n
prize OF So.
Aud all those $500 tickets, having on them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
mo. ~.
LEGAL EXAMINATION.

In The course Of trial lately held
at Albany, n. Y. an eminent coun-
scllor,wcll known AZ u practitioner in
bombastic, inflated and ridiculous
language. put the following questions
To "A witness:
Counsellor. Did yoa not STE Mr..
-------- raise his muscular arm, x at
tempt To enforce and c0erec pre-
ponderatipn of the tinidity and fears
of my lent.
FITNESS. Sir
{ Did not Mr.. attempt the
infection ofthe most violent and out
rageous corporal confusion x chas-
tisement.
". Sir,
{. Did not Mr.. - attempt to
strike the plaintiff ,
". Yes sir
L. From your situation, could you
not have The most commanding view
OF the alterations, and was there
any thing interfering between you
and the objects, that could in any
wise dim your obtienlar faculties, or
create any obtuseness of vision!
w. Sir
& say. sir. were not your or
gans Of sight in situation to have
most clear, unclouded, and bright
view Of this yiIlianous, foul, 4. RAM
corous transaction
". siri
{. Did you not see plainly sec Mr..
- knock Mr.. down
W. Yes sir, | did.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
NlAe Snhserilers

TIAYE this day entered into partnership
l under the 6tm Of roWAR Il HOGAN,
to carry on the Booleselling business, as sue
cessors 10 the late David Hogan, nj the old
sinnd, No. 255, Market street, between sixth
aud seventh streets, nearly opposite the Red
at custom, 10 wbirlI punctnal attention will
be piyen. ALEXANDER TOWAR,
JAMES HOGAN, Jr
Philadclphin, Mareh 10, 1875.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19

TOUCH on THE SUBLIME.
Good-morrow friend, how do you
feel to day!
Pretty well, how are you
Tie intense trigidity Of the circum-
ambient atmosphere, combining
with the porosity Of the earth, aud
Joined with the humidity of the
climate. has discomboborated my re.
spiration, and effected my therokc-
tics.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
NEW SPRING GOODS.

YHllE subscriber is now receiving at his
- Store next door TO Alcssrs Gait D Bnl.
locks, a large and general assortment of
Spring and Summer GOODS !:
AMONG WHICH ARE--
Super shaded Al French Fancies,
DO Painted Mnsins,
/ 4 sd aud 64 Cambrics,
A splendid assortment 81 Calicoes,
Plain and figured Jaconet aud Null Mnslins,
do do Book do
Plain aud figured Canton Grapes,
Superior Mandarin Grape Robes,
Grape Shawls and ScaIts,
Plain aud figured colored Silks,
silk Shawls aud llaudkerchicts,
Gauge aud Xelia do
An elegant assortment OF Ribbons,
Gauzc aud Lace Wells,
| ease of Irish Linens very superior quality
grass bleach, aud warranted to be rs g0od
AS any that has been III Ibis market for fre
VenrS,
ladies and genlemens' Cotton and Silk Hose
Sewing Cotton and Floss
Linen Cambrics aud Lawns,
Stripe Denmark Satin
MarseiIles and Valencia Vestings,
silk stripe Florenlines, for gentlemen wear,
Stripe aud plain Sateen,
Drab and white Russia Drilling,
Wilmington aud Washington Stripe,
Union Mixture and Blue Nankeens,
Cotton Cassimeres and Granderils,
An assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres,
Ladies Pruuela aud Morocco Shoes,
3 4 and A. Domestic Plaids,
DO do ID & 81 Shee,ng3 and Shriings
An assortment Of Cutlery,
Tortoise Shell Tuck and Side Combs
Cotton Yarn, Mems Coarse Shoes,
An assortment of Crockery Ware,
Mens' aud Boys Wool Hats,
Fine Beaver do
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
U,nl. Greens &. Griffin L. Leckie,

HIM. Greens d Gr!ttn l.. Leckie,
APOTHEC & DRUGGISTS,
Have Just received, in addition 10 their for
mer assortment,
THE FOLLOHLNG .4RIICLES
90 dozen bottles cold pressed American
Castor Oil,
80 III. Cream Tartar,
% ID. Arrow Root,
100 ID. best New York'Starch,
200 ID Lamp Black,
100 ID. Glue,
reams Sand Paper,
II boxes Windsor Soap,
3 do Transparent do
1000 10 best Putty.
The above, together with every other article
in their line, will be sold at the lowest prices
fer cash, or six months credit to customers OF
known punctuality.
u They will barter or give cash for Bees
wax. February -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
yOl.l ILL
saIsrEp AND PUBLISHED nY
,,nFLEICHER \ RtGH. II. foLER
j. ~ fi.slsfs ofhc LdteS Of he Onion.

The sem;-Weekly Paper, at 81, and the
-. paper, al 50 per annum, payable in
/ - "a Subscription illbe received for
IN fbsn six mouths; and no paper will
- a .a,a,tbaed (bnt afthe discretion Of the
Z ai''' I'll all arrearages are paid.
iiei, ,lasertj,ements viii he inserted at so
= ~ ~ .onare Tor Iess) the first time, and
sas sats for each continuance. Those
- ds,ance must be paid for previous 10
i'n ;a.ertion, or the payment assumed by
Sal ..aassansible person in Lynchburg
oa ap, r5.ncery Orders are Inserted for six
9gs u, N letters addressed TO the Editors must
y e. eAio, or they viii not be attendedto
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19

DANAWAY from the subscriber in
II March last a negro man named STEP
NEY, about IS years of age, He has lost one
Of his legs. in consequence Of which he is I'M
der the necessity OF walking on crntcb. lie
is a good shoemase r, and will probably cndea-
vonr To get employmenta at that business in
Lynehburg, where he has wife. Should
said negro he apprehenJed and confined IN
Jai, should be glad TO be informed thereof.
MATTHEW CASEY.
Charlottesville, April %. 81 SO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
7 me BtHNtT no
Sugar, Coffee and Salt,
SC. SC. sc.

All Of the above articles are equnl 10 any
ever offered in this market, aud were selected
entirely by the subscriber. Persons no wisl,
10 purchase viii do Hell 10 call and examine
forthemselyes, "a lie i, determined 10 sell low
for cash.
FORDYCE +. BOWEN
April % N6W36
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19

what is system 2 said young
lady to a man of letters. 'lt is,'
replied he, ga faggot of ideas, well
arranged, and bound together
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19
harden aud FloWer Seed.
Wm. Owens Il Griffin T.. Leckie,
.lpoihecariea & Drnrrisl

.iPofhecdfie5 3 Druggists,
IAVE Just received from New York.
4 i the largest assortment of Garden and
Flower Seed, ever offered in this market, viz
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-05-19

Scarlet Brompton do
Mint Peruvian Stool
Gill, of twenty diff
terent colors
Fox Glove
Balm OF Gilead
French IIoneysuckl |,
Honeywort
Trumpet Creeper
Lord Anson's swe e
Peas
Mkt Sweet do
NrIs
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

are of all occupations engaged in, thai
the most unfaVorable 10 health and long
life.
OF literary and professional men,
merchants, manufacturers, and tnecban-
les, there appeal 10 be fewer, in pro-
portion to their relative numbers, who
have attained longevity, than of the
other classes in society.
Fer most Of the diseases 10 which hu-
man nature is incident, the herbs and
roots of our country afford safer and
moressefficient remedy, than the drugs
OF the spothecary. Many Of those who
lived longest were least acquainted with
physicians mature and time, good nnrs-
ing and attention, relieved them from
their complaints. But those who con-
vert their bodies into medicine chests,
seldom enjoy health, or live to old age.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

from Mary's bosom, and amid The inno-
cent amusements and the peaceful seen
cry of her home, she recovered all her
former health and beauty. A few years
elapsed, and she and Charles were unit
ed.-h u'ds the triumph Of experience
Over pride.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the office, or by mail, two dollars per
snnum.
OF advertisements, NOT exceeding ticelre
sTes, published three ,ceeFs for one dollar, and
continued three ,oeeks longer for fftf CENTS
Larger Gdrertisementsin The same proportion.
The publishers will hold themselves respon-
sible for no error in any advertisement, be-
yond the sum charged for its insertion.
All communications and orders directed to
Che E" Editor of the Spy,'' and post paid, will
he promptly attended to.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

German was killed by blow from an
Elephant in London while clearing out his
cage. The blow is said TO have been acct.
dental, and the animal expressed sorrow at
the event.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

Good Management Of Lady.-Py-
thus, king of the Lydans, instead of
promoting the progress Of real i'm
provement and wealth, viz. the good
cultivation of the soil, was so much
wrapt up 10 sordid avarice, as TO employ
a great portion of the labor of his sub
jects in working mines. His queen,
wishing 10 reform her husband, and
relieve his subjects, hit on the following
expedient: When he had Just returned
from journey, she ordered bis table
10 be served with a very splendid re-
past Of gold and silper, wrought in the
form Of fruit The king in vain soug
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28
:aassaclamoettg @pp.
''rHE LIBERTY OF TIE PR Ess is ESSENTIAL
TO TIE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
PRINTED FOR THE PRoPRIEToRs, BY
SAMUEL b. MANNING,
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

OPPOSITE THE NEW MEETNG-HoUsE.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-12-28

4NVV TUNIs ma, HtU IRHtS,
Nee poterit terrum, nee edax abolere vetustas."
Every one who reads or hears of the name Of
Handel, feels profound reverence for his mem
DRY. Every heart embalms HIM, and all En-
rope and America are his eternal monument
Of praise. MUSICUS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-22

As proof of the comfortable situation OF the wo'.
king classes in New York. it is stated that pefso'
stationed himself near the market on Saturday e's
ming with view to besiow gratuitously upon ho,s
who might seem in want, materials tor SUNDAY
dinner But one person was found whose e*'er"a '
authorised the offer of the charitable boon, ana n:
was discovered, had in his pocket live dollars y,
weeks earnings to buy his Sunday treat 10 WV. wv.
hours one hundred and eighty seven men anu va
men OF this class passed the person who a"en'p'S1
this experiment, on their way to market :,
Providence Journal.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-22
STEUBENVILLE.

EU BENV lille,
There are at present in Steubenville, Ohio land its
neighborhood (says the Baltimore Chronicle) the
following manufacturing establishments all of which,
we learn, are in prosperous conditions.
] Extensive Woollen Mandatory, Steam
Flour Mills, Q do. Cotton Manufactures do Pa.
per Mill, Breweries Q Cop2eras Manufactures,
Air foundry in which hollow ware is cast Steam
Engine Mandatory, Cotton and Woollen Ma
chinery Mandatory, Q Wool Carding Machines
for country work, one Of which is propelled by
Steam.
Twenty FIVE dollars month is asked by seamer
lin New York. Twenty has been gvea.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-04-22
TO THE MANUFACTURERS AND MECHANICS OF
THE UNITED STATES.
concluded

List Of Premiums offered by the Franklin Institute OF the
State of PENNSYLVANIA, and to be awarded at the'i
second annual exhibition in October, 1925.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
SUDDEN DEATH.

Richmond, June 27.--Mr. E. Cheese
brough, for many years a respectable
resident Of this city, was found dead in
one of the sarrets of the Eagle Hotel of
this city, on Saturday morning. He
had Just dissolved his connection with
his partner in a store, had nearly wound
up his affairs, and proposed to set out
for the North in few days. He was
of plethoric habit Of body, full face,
and short neck; and had complained ex-
cessively of the great heat, which had
annoyed US forseveral days of the week.
On Saturday morning he was missing;
and on searching the garrets Of the
Eagle, at which Hotel he was lodging,
he was found dead, his face almost IL
vid, and every appearance of his having
been suddenly taken by an apoplectlc
fit. There were no marks ofviolence on
his person; nor Of robbery OF his purse
The Coroner's Jury returned verdict
accordingly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

The following Order of Procession will be
observed on Monday the 4th of July
The Procession to form in Royal-street, in
front Of the Market House, and move precise
ly at II O'Clock up Cameron street to Wash
ington street, down Washington street to
King street. down King street to Pitt street,
thence to st. Paul's Church, in the following
order:
- MILITARY ESCORT.
Surviving Officers and Soldiers of the Revolu-
tionary War.
thanked By Members o. the Committee Of FIR
rangements ,cith Blue Scay5sl
Reverend Clergy.
The Orator of the Day.
Masonic Societies, Wis
Washington Lodge, No. %,
Brooke Lodge, No g..
Evangelical Lodge.
Tpo Members Of the Committee Of .arrange-
ments.
The Judges of the Circuit Court OF the U. s.
The Mayor and President Of the Common
Council.
The Members Of the Common Council
Ttvo Members Of the Committee Of .7'range-
ments.
The Washington Society.
The Mechanic Relief Society.
St. Andrews Society.
Hibernian Society.
officers Of the Army and Navy oft1e United
States.
officers of Militia.
Citizens and Strangers.
7'tco Members Of the Committee Of ..4range-
ments.
The same order will be observed in return
ing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
From the National Journal.

Extract of letter from a gentleman to his
friend in this city, dated Chorillos, Feb. 20.
"I am told they are busy on board
the fl'igate United States, preparing to
receive Gen. Bolivar, who is to honor
the officers and crew with visit on
the 22d. Isuppose you have received
accounts of the whole of the coast hav-
ing been given up to the Patriots, with
the exception of Callao, commanded
by General Rodill, who still continues
to hold out. Bolivar has declared him
an outlaw, and intends hanging him
and all his band, as soon as the Castles
are taken, which, l have no doubt, will
be in short time, as he has common
ced cutting off their supply of water;
and as the Rimac is their only source,
if he succeeds in turning its course,
they will certainly perish, though they
have plenty of provisions. The Vice
roy, La Serna, left the coast directly
after giving it up, with all the Span
ish armed vessels, (the Asia being one
according to the agreement with Boil
var: but Rodil having possession ofthe
castles, refused to give them up, while
they had any thing to eat. No vessels are
allowed to lay at Callao, it being block
AIDED by several of the CHILEAN * Colon
bian men of war, who go under the
batteries almost every night, and do,
them considerable injury. Bolivar,
with I'll his army, is at Lima, which is
nine miles from Callao."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

Republic of Colombia as a testimonial
Of gratitude for the services rendered
by her to her ally and confederate the
Republic of Peru.
2. That these sentiments be trans
mitted to the Colombian government
by the organ Of the commission sent
by the Peruvian Congress to that state.
Ordered that the same be printed,
published and circulated. Done in the
Hall of Congress, in Lima, 10th Feb.
1925. JOSE MARIA GALDIANp, Presi-
dent-JoAaUIN ARREsE, Secretary
M. FERREyRos, Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
SPAIN AND HER ALLIES.

The Madrid Official Gazette of the
81 st April, contains a long declara.
ton of the King of Spain, Of which
we have translated the following pas
sage: National Gazette
81 have learnt, with the most lively
sorrow, that, for some time past, alarm
ing reports have been circulated in
sidiously, tending to produce the be-
lief that am counselled, and indeed
am to be Obliged to make innovations
in the present system Of government,
by altering the ancient laws Of the
State, and setting limits to my Royal
authority. To dissipate entirely such
suggestions, is, for me, duty and a
qualification.
Gin consequence, | declare that not
only am resolved to maintain entire
and in all their plenitude the rights OF
my sovereignty, without yielding at
any time the smallest part Of it, nor
permitting the establishment of Legis-
lative chambers or other institutions
under whatever name contrary to our
laws and repugnant to our habits; but
even that have the most positive as
surance that all my august allies will
continue to sustain the authority of
my crown, without advising or propo-
sing, directly or indirectly, any innova-
ton in the forms of my government"
The Consul General of Colombia,
Col. l.. Palacio, cautions the public "a
gainst person of the name of Ricardo
Bermudes, who styles himself, ga Co.
lionel in the Colombian service, late
aid-de-camp to The Liberator, and bro
Their of the distinguished General OF
that name," the said Bermudez being
an impostor and swindler. He has
practised his arts in New-York and
Baltimore, and as appears by the Nor
folk papers, has arrived in that city,
with view, no doubt, of continuing
his plans of fraud and imposition.
THF Observation-Disclosures SEA-"
The Dumfriss Courier Of last Tues
day, contains and conveys this satisfac-
tory, this pleasing, but to us certainly
not unexpected intelligence. Lieut..
Clapperton ofthe r. N. native OF An
nan, one, and we believe the only sur
vivor Of the four individuals sent to
explore Central Africa, has reached
Mourzook, the capital Of Fezzan, on
his return from the interior. In a has
ty letter written to his relatives, and
dated in the town mentioned on the
25th December last, he states the i'm
portant facts, namely, that the Niger
is not evaporated in burning sands or
in low swamps; that it does not flow
into and is lost in an interior lake; but
that it pursues its course to, and ter
inmates in the sea.
Glasgow Courier, april 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30
Notes of differentiation.

.Privy Counsellor in England. ffI1'
w Counsellor in Ireland. tor NJ. >
Member Of Parliament.
BRrrIsH ORDERS OF KNIGHTHooD' =
Cor G.. C. B. Knight Grand Cross VI
the Bath. Ilor K. {. B. Knight Co"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

The Constitutional Congress Of Peru,
recognizing the high and important
services which the Republic of Colon.
bia has rendered 10 Peru, without
which, no doubt, she would have fal.
len under the Spanish power-Has re-
solved:
|. That the thanks be given to the
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

The order of procession, as determined on
by the Committee of Arrangements for the APP
preaching celebration, viii be found in this
paper. We think itjudicious, and hope 1t will
meet the appreciation of all who can, with con-
venience, unite in the laudable effort OF per-
petuating the birth day of rational liberty.
A notice calling the attention ofthe citizens
to a subscription paper for Public Dinner at
Chgett's, is published in this days Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-30

The same order will be observed in return
ing.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-05-17

At an annual meeting of the Medical Society of the State
OF Delaware, held in Wilmington Tuesday the 10Th
inst the following officers elected for the ensuing
year.
J'resident-Allen M'Lane, M. ID.
pice President-Arnold Naudain, M. %.
Irea8urer-Thomas NJ. Stout nj ID.
Secreiary-J. Vaughan, Id
CensorS--Francis ID. Wait, nj. d., John Johnson nj u
DIR. James Tilton and DR.. Washington Russell.
BoAnD EXAMINERS.
Ne7o Castle County-A. MLane, NJ. D., William Gibbons
NJ ID, William w. Baker, M. D., DIR. James Titon, Ar.
mold Naudain, M. d. and Francis D. Wait, NJ d.
Eeat-William Collins, NJ d., Samuel Fisler M. D.
y. F. Vaughan, d., T. NJ Stout, NJ D., j. G. MAXWELL
M. d. and j. p. Lofand, M. d.
Susser-Dr. Joseph B. Harris, William w. Wolfe M
D., and Robert II. Griffith, M. ID.
License to practice Medicine and Surgery in this
State was granted by the Board to George Brnton NJ
D., and J. G. Thomas, M. d., and after examinations to
Peter NAPLES
Drs Brnton, Thomas, Russell, and NAPLES, were duly
elected members of the Society.
The President appointed John C. Thomas, NJ D., Ora
tor to deliver the annual Grafton before the Society," at its
meeting in Dover, on the I'd Tuesday in May 1896.
BY order of the Society, the Board of Examiners are G
rected to meet again. at Cantwels Bridge the second
Tuesday of November next The Society then adjourned
TO meet in Dover the second Tuesday in May 1926
J.F. VAUGHAN, Secretary.
May IS, 1926. 46-3t