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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
SPLENDID SCHEME:
40, 900 Tickets.
More Prizes than Dlants.

More Prizes than Dlanks.
UJEvefg Frixe payable in CASH, sixsv duys
eier the d~raTsing--sutyeef 70 a discount efGesss
par cent.
UMODE OF DRAwrNC:-The Numbers
will be put into one wheel a usuat-apd In ,hr
other wheel will be put. the prizes above the
denomination Of Four dollars, and the Jrawinc.
to progress in the usual manner. The 20.00J
prizes OF 81 win be awarded to the odd or
even Numbers OF the Lottery Gas the case may
be) dependant on the drawing Of the capital
prize OF Forty Thousand Doaars-tha il 10 ssy.
u the $4,000 dollar prize should come out il
an ODD number, then euery Odd yNsr,5er in fs
scheme WIZ be entitled to a 81 prise. IF the
$4,000 dolsf prize should come out to an Even
number, then all the Even Numbers n III
Scaierae viii be each entitled to a prize Of -.
I Odd .tussbsrs ars Moss ending wit6
!, >, 8, I, or g..
TsRren Numbers are those sndinx
18th ., 4, 8, s., or o.
lhis mode OF drawing not only enables the
COMMISSIONER 70 complete the whole Lottery
in ONE DRAWING, but has the great advan.
tage OF distributing The small PRICES regularly
To spery alternate humber N the schsnc. 50 thai
the holder OF two tickets or two shapes Of tick.
cts tone odd and one even number) will be
CERTAIN OF obtslning at least one prize, aud in
the same ratio for any greater quantity.
UJa Ticket drawing a superior prize IN fkis
scheme, Is NOT RESTRICTED from dra wing
an inferior one also; (many tickets therefore
Will necessarily obtsin TWO PRIZES EACH.1
little DRAWING will take place in tLa
Ciiy OF Baltimore on "Wednesday the 9th
JULY, and via. Gnish on he same day.
The Brilfiancy Of the scbem me ID ALTOGEs
Their UNPRECEDENTED Adventures
will remark the low rate Of ticke,s-the very
trifiing risk incurred, There mot being one 5iank
70 a Prize and that the capital prize Of FOR
fY THOUSAND DOLLARS. Is Of q rnsgni.
tude hitherto unprecedented for 20 small 4 SUM
invessed-ahove ell. however, - the GER.
TAlNTf OF OBTAINING AT LEAST ONE
Prize by the purchase of two tickets or two
shares Gone odd and one even number) and
in the same ratio Of certainty In the purchase
OF . greater number Of tickets or shares
Whole Ticksts, $500 Quarters, $i.a5
HaIves, a.50 Eighths, 81
To be had. in the greatest variety Of Nos. [odd
or Event. ut
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

NIcH,sAS-The Detroit GSze.'e 80 re-
ult. saws, "We learn that orders 8 ths ,roons
ceived. directing that a poffloh .ha ensuing
stationed at this post. DC sinpioyeu Som ,b;s
nlac. 70 Fort Meigs-also, that the orders TOT
pace 800. 70 Of the troops from Mackinac, nave
been countermanded- it being Determined 70
maintain that post.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Mr.. ANDERSON, our Minister to CO.
lombia, has arrived in this City with his
children, and is himself we are happy
to say, apparently in good health.
National IntsHgencsr..
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

The Court of Inquiry, in the case OF
Commodore PORTER, has concluded its
inquiries, and adjourned.-I6id.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
Lands for sale.

I WISH to sell my Lands. lying in the coutss
L ~ Of Morgan, four miles from the town Of
Bath. containing shout 400 acres. nearly tho
whale OF which IS in timber. The improve.
ments ATE atolersble good Dwelling House. &C.
a young orchard Of choice fruit. several springs
OF excenent water on il. | will take Cor this
Tract Of Land two dollars snd hfty cents per
acre; three hundred dollars of which must be
paid IN hand and thS lslance ~ yearly payments
as may be agreed upon. Those wishing to pur-
chase. viii apply immediately, as il is my wish
10 sell as soon as convenient. would also sell
any one OF three other Tracts of Timbcred
Land, in said county on application.
WILLIAM NELLY.
June 9.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Meetings were held in many parts OF
England for a revision of Corn Laws.
In some instances the petitions were
signed by farmers. 1t was said the Min
istry would recommend a simple pro-
tecting duty Of l2s per quarter on i'm
ported corn. applicable to all times,
and under every variation OF the mark
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

one Ave years old this spring, about la hands
high, has a white spot on the near side Of his
back, supposed to be occasioned by the saddle,
has tive shoes on, one behind and one before.
appraised to forty dollzrs-the other Is four
wears old this spring, shod all round, both hind
feet white, fourteen hands high-appraised TO
forty dollars. The owner or owners OF the
above horses are desired to come prove pro
perry, pay charges and take them away.
WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Iune2 3w
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Mr.. Everett, our Minister to Spain,
is about to embark, in a week trc,H
this time, from New York, for Ha
sre, on his way to Madrid.
MT. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
Appintmsnt 6g The Presiden

Appointment 6y The President
SAMuNL III. SMITH, ANTHONY
G. CAzENovE, and CLEMENT
SMITH, all of The District of CoIum
bia to be Commissioners, on the part
of the United States, to receive sub
scriptions of Stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

O. Our brother editors and the
public are cautioned against a certain
e.. BURcHARD, professor Of pen
msnship," who after indulging pref
tn freely in Winchester for about .
fortnight, slipt his cable a few days
since without paying a single debt be
had contracted. The fellow has re
concentrations, probably forged, from
MIR. Writ, Gen. Brown, Judge Bar
bour, and others.-Win RePa6.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Conveniion.-At The spring musters
of the sIst, 51st and Isad regiments,
which took place in this county last week
the sense Of the people was taken on
this question; when it appeared that
there were
For a convention. $50
Againstit IL. IS
The question was plainly put by the
commandments OF regiments, through the
captains of companies, unaccompained
by any observations in favour of CT a
gainst the propositions.
We are informed that the musters
were not fully attended, the number of
men enrolled being upwards of 1000.
Had this number turned out, the vote
would probably have been in the same
proportion. Win. Rep.
CherGlc, May is.-Mr. Joseph Bell,
of whom we had occasion to speak in
our last paper, has invented a new XII
'ot furnace for melting pig metal, and
casting machinery, sc. Within a Tort
night past, he has put one of This furnaces
into operation in this place. and the
period of time required to melt pig me-
tai in this furnace is only about halt OF
that occupied by one of an ordinary
kind. The great economy IN building
these furnaces is still more as~tonlshingi
the whole expense not exceeding SO
dollars. The quantity Of fuel necessa-
~ to be usedis also infinitely less.
Gazette.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

The latest adviccs from New York,
give no hope OF a restoration OF health
or strength, to the Rev. Mr.. Sum
MERFIELD. II is now confidently be-
lieved, he complaints which have 50
long afflicted him, under so many va
rious forms, have settled into a confir.
med Dropsy.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
Valuable Lands for sale.

0lu0OiC 40AIdo AOa S1ANs
THE subscribers. Administrators Of the es-
1 tate OF William Burns. sen deed. offer
for sale that very valuable TRACT Of 1ND,
lying on the Opeckon Creek, in Berkeley
county, seven miles from Maftinsburg, the
county town, and on the road from thence 10
Charlestown. This farm contains lao acres,
sixty acres Of which is first. rate bottom Land.
the balance excellent Wheat Land, now In =
high state of cultivation, with . proportion OF
good timber. 1he improvements are . good
- D1ceAing House,
ISL kitchen. Smoke House, ice.House,
E4. Barn, Stables, sc. together with e.
very necessary building for a farm; two good
apple orchards, peach orchard, . wsii o. never
fa,ing water, &c Also, two other
Tracts or parcels 0fLand;
one containing 100 acres, principally eioslhsd
with excellent timber, adjoining the ianos OF
Joseph Showslter, Shepherds hcirss ana O.
thers-this Tract is within five miles ~ mar.
tinsburg The other contains in and ABOUT ~
acres, aft in timber. lying on the Opeckon, so
Joining the lands Of Abraham Gorreiii eeofge
Burns, and others-four miles from MARTINS
burg. Persons disposed to purchase. wii APP
Div soon, as it is the determination OF us Ad-
ministratofs 10 make speedy sA'c. an
disposed TO view the premises. can be shown on
application 10 either of the subscribers and
the terms will be made known.
JOHN BURNS, ,Ju. -
WILLIAM BURNS. ~ r.
JONATHAN BURNS,
June 2 If
nrThe Editor of the Torch Light. Hagers.
town, will insert the above in his paper Tor four
weeks, and transmit his accoont to his Office
for collection.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Mr.. RUSH, who has excepted The Of
flee Of Secretary oftheT Treasury rs ex-
pected home, we understand, IN a
week or two.-Nat. Int.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

York (Pa.) May Twas bap'
tied in The, Catholic Church Of this bo-
rough. on Sunday last. by the Rev.
Mr.. Owen, Cumber Green. a color
ed woman, in the l07th year OF her
age, in good health and sound intel.
lect.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02
Estrau Horses.
TWo BAY HORSES,

TAKEN up BY the subscriber. living on the
farm Of Mr. John Tabb on Bsek-CreekD
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

In Marlborough, Mass. Henry, son
Of Rev. sylvester F. Bucklin, aged IL
years, lately came to his death in an
extraordinary manner. About twelve
days before bis disease, in the bloom
of health, andengaged in juvenile sport
with his schoolmates, a young man who
was an attendant in a stable near the
school house, took offence at something,
aadunder momentary excitement threw
a ball with great violence at the lad,
which struck him on the lower part OF
the abdomen, and thereby caused an
inflammation on the ~peritonaum, which
gradually increased for seven or eight
days, until It was finally communicated
to the whole of the intesiines. and on
the fourth day after his confinement,
having patiently endured the most ex-
cruciating torture, he had expired.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

There are counterfeit notes IN CIR
c,,,,;on of,he Farmers Bank OF New
Jersey. Genuine one dollar notes
are altered to Twenty Dollar Notes.
The alteration is cluns'ly done, oul
as The plate is genuine, some attention
must he paid to prevent imposition.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Extract of a letter from an officer Of The U.
S. army. TO the Editor Of the Franklin Ca.
zette, dared Fort Atkinson. Council Bluffs,
April 2, 1925.
San expedition is now fitting out
at this post to ascend the Missouri as
FAR as the Falls, nearly 1000 miles a
bove here. Five hundred men, four
companies Of the lst regiment, and six
Of the 9Th regiment U. ). infantry,
under the command Of Gen. Atkinson,
provided with SIX months rations,
will start from this abou. the first OF
next month. The object OF the cxpe-
dilion is TO make treaties with the dit
ferent tribes Of Indians; commission
ers TO make them accompany the ex.
petition"
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Thank ye sir. We are always glad 10 aao
70 our list. AS to difference in opinion about
the Presidential and other elections, IS quite
natural. We have endeavored to conduct an
independent paper, without fear, affection, or
favor. and how far we have succeeded, let the
public judge.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-06-02

Tie Wilmington College, Della
ware, was a few days since offered
for sale by The Sheriff of the county
Previous TO hour OF sale, the amount
ofthe debt due, and to satisfy which
the sale was to have been made, was
paid bya committee Of the Masons Of
that borough.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
WINTER GOODS.

zIilIE subscribers arc now opening y VERY
general assortncntof sIAfIE dOoDo
emoug which are the following
s.I9 TO aud ia Rose Blankets, low cllhr.
ged,
.superior London Dualc aud Point Blankeie.
all sizes,
Napi Cotton, of the most approved mark,
snophcrI aud Hoist London snperhne Clotiis
(cqual 10 any ever imporied.)
~ ia Cassiuieres, striped aud plain,
A large assortment Irish Linens,
= pnl o. Irish Sheeiings, oi approved bleach,
Elegant figured silks (some entirely new pat-
t"rns)
plaid Poplins, . handsome article,
Beau,ifni Circas.ian Plaids,
GA curtain Calico, new style, aud very su.
perinr,
White Ball Fringes, aud Toilet do
with n general assortment OF other Goods,
selected recently at New York, from the la.
test importaiions from England, France, &c
all nf which they intend 10 sell at lire mosi
reduced prices Tor cash.,
MCKEE, ROBINSON * CO.
October 20. ISL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
.NEW GOODS.

= lHE subscribers have received, in addition
- 10 an excellent assortment, n number of
scnsonable articles, which they are disposed
10 sell on the most accommodating terms.
AMONG THEM ARE
Real Tartan plaid Cloaks, large sizes,
Blue, black and miA'd Salinetts, Some super
incD
Blue, miX'd, plain and ribbed Cashmere,
Fine black Bombazette do figured do
Black figured Circassian, (new style0
Al Furniture Dimiiy,
"A do Shifting, (Washington,)
Black Cashmere Shawls,
Velvctcen IIandkcrchicfs, "a very handsome
"ss0rtment)
Black RIrrino do
Black, white and green Gauze do
DO do and blue Italian Grape,
Black and colored Grape Shawls,
An excellent assortment Hosiery,
Ladies and g%eutlcmens' black and white Silk
Gloves,
\ few pieces fashionable Bennett Ribbands,
W. MCKEE ~ }. q. MEM.
January Is. ts44
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
4 list Of I,etters
Terminating IN fhe Post o,g4es at Lietrfy
on fhf 3Isf Of Decembtr, 1924.

lie ri diHttg IN INC fgSI tgAtf " 1'Vt'sJb
on M 9lst efDecenber, 1924.
~.9-Ioseph Acion.
B-Ghailes Bayne. Joel Burton, Samu-
Il Baugbn, Rithaid Booth, Richard Brad
ley.
Esq. james Cox. Joseph Crouch.
D-Jaeob D%a"son, james j. Darnel,
Mr.. DAVIS, genima Deafiag, Nm. Z. Dob
SOL, gamrs Doolry.
E-Iostpb F1ood, John Fiser, Daniel
Fag, David Poster, Herbert Firth, VIM
Franklin.
G-Joscpb p. Godfrey, Samuel Griffin,
james ,;o,don, Francis q. Gilpin.
U-Pleasapi Howard, William Xix, Ro-
hcfi How ard, Elizabeth liarnell 2.
William Johnston, Rev. Sanl. jesse,
Gray jones.
L-Res. William Leftwich, W. II. Al
exauder Lee, ir. herr, man Luntsford, 10
ri Ieftwich, Jalnz Leftnich, Alexander
Lee, Robert Lewis.
.M-James NJ, Mannaway, Colin McCor-
mno, Edward McGraw, Reuben +. Nit
eheIl. John Moore Doet. Charles Mafkle.
Own Dwnby, Capt. Powell Ownby,
Thomas Oliver 2. George 0yersireet
P-Thomas Phelps 2, Henry Payne.
R-Capl. jeffrey Robertson :, William
Rice, Sarah Rte, Sally Richardson. So
phia Reese, Robert Ranioey, lessee Rey
polds.
S-Berry Saunders, William Slcdd,
Capt. john w. Scott, John shannon, She
riff Of Bedford, Timothy SpauIding, Robert
81. Claire.
John Turner, Christopher Tennison,
Turner, Richard Turner, John
Thompson.
p-Francis iennerson.
U-Wd.iam Whittier, Captain James
Wright, Capt. James Watts 2, John Wal
dren, Peter Walker, Isaac Wade, George
WEIGH, Daniel Womock.
NM. X. PORTER, p. NJ.
January 7. w5w 20
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
PHYslC. SURGEkN. &C.

IN this place aud the surrounding country, ho=
ping, from his long experience IN his proies=
sionnl dniies, TO meet with a portion OF public
patronage, promising strict attention to MI
patients that may como under his care Tor
medical aid. JOHN 1. GABELL.
=. ;. We are willing TO take in a few young
ladies rs boardcr., whose parents " ish 10 send
them TO school la misplace, where there IS a
femaic institution of long standing, which
has bccn well conducted, and | etpefl mol
Inferior 10 any. Another about goiug into
operation from the character and qnalifcn-
lions OF the gentleman who Is 10 BIZ nj the
head oft, we presume IL will he equally well
conducted. And the widow of MIR. Henry
Morris, deed, the late r. incirsI in ibe en,ale
academy 81 this place, Is lIkesise expected 10
open a school. Also, we will haze employed
a teacher, insIructiug our daughters III the
science of music. Any Of The young ladies
boarding with rs Tho would wish 10 be in.
structcd in this science, can have the use OF
our Piano 30 practice aud take lessons on, by
paying the teaelIet his customary fees for in.
slruction. Attention will be paid 10 their
health, NC. with such instructions rs may he
given toy their parents.
The price of board, sc. will he The eustoma-
ry rates, which is $50 per session OF . months,
one half in advance and the balance al the
expiration thereof, and for shorter periods go
per month. JOHN l. CABELL.
December 81. w6w20
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AAN,aica sugar

M T., the undersigned, f%re.holders in the
w county of Amherst, being called upon
by William ID. Hill, OF the county aforesaid, 10
view and appraise an estray COW and CALF,
md do find the same to be q small brown COW,
with n white streak running parallel with her
backbone, her legs are of a pied colour, that
is, white and brown; she is also white under
the belly, aud is marked inthe right ear with
a swallow fork The calf is of a dark iroun
color, has no ear mark, and we apprais the
said estrays to the sum of eight dollars and fl
ty cents. Certified under our hands this goth
day OF November, 1884.
WILLIAM PETTYJOHN,
JOHN H.. GOODWIN, senr
CHARLES NINGFIELD.
A Cury-Te:te.
A. 3. DAVIES, Clerk.
January IA w2n2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
0aanfieo Canal lottery oe;s
FIFTH CLASS . VI
TO BE DR4HA TIE
9Th dan OF keiruarx AGO.
Il. McLhTiRE .sjaoeg
$3.50 prizes
l5GuO blanks
S7ol,o
1890 tickets Mt So %.

2436o tickets ut So %, e.
This lottery Is formed by the tcrpo~~,' 'i''V
blnatIon aud Formulation oil 30 uumbo.. ~'h'
determine the prizes therein, the 30 rna 10
will be publicly placed INTO Il vince ,mpei'
day Of drawing, andiour OF them viii Ia I" We
out and TINT ticket having ON il IL. lawn
aud Sd drawn Mes. in the order i, -
drawn, will he eutilIcd 10 the rrlzt.oT %uea
dollars and those five other llrk,,. ",''i'V
shall have ON them the same Nos. in ,I""''
lowing orders, shall be entitled TO he -, w
all xed 10 them, respectively, viz: i"e'
The LIST, Sd aud I'd 10 so O0o
ID, Isl and 3D. 10 4,uuU
I'd, 3D. and Isl 10 soon
3D., Isl and I'd to 1900
3D., I'd and lst 10 l.a3a
Those six other tickets which shall L..
them three oil the drawn Nos. and lboSo " oh
the 1T, I'd and 9TH, in one of their eyer .''ee
ders OF combination or Formulation. vut,W W
be entitled 10 "A prize oil ) 900. "u
Those six other tickets which shall baro
them three OF the drawn Nos. and tbos. , VI
the lst, 3D. and 9TH, in some one OF their NV
raj orders oil combination OF perturbation nn
each be entitled 10 Il prize OF 5000. ~
Those sin other tickets which shall have
ihemsthfee OF the drawn Nos. and those Tina"
the I'd, Sd and 9TH, IN some one OF tben ~,
ders, will each be entitled 10 u prize nj coNr
those l56 tickets which shall have IN rL.n,
two OF the drawn Nos. aud those fyo tho "a
and 9TH, will each be entitled to a prize oS
S24.
Those 80 tickets which shall lave on ,L,r,
Two OF The drawn Nos. and those ia tLr o.
and Sd, or 2d and 18th, will each be emitted ~
a prize of Sl2.
And all those 800 tickets, having on tbe,,
but one of the drawn Nos. will each he emf
tied 10 a prize OF 81.
No ticket which shall have drawn a Driy.I
oil a superior denomination, can be cnt;iIeJlol
an inferior prize.
Prizes payable 30 days after the DRAWING |
ard subject 10 the USUAL deduction OF 6l,,SS
per cent.
Hbote Tickets 81 90
Ifatfes . 90
quarters n
Packages of ten tickets, embracing tle "A
Nos OF the lottery, W Inch OF necessitv pm,
draw at least $l3 to nett, with so manv
chances Tor capitals ; or shares OF [pachsge:.
may he had nj the same rate. 90
Prizes in any OF the lotteries of New Yorl
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mar, land and
Virginia, will be received in payment.
u Orders for tickets {encIosIng tho cod\
IN any al the lotteries OF New York. Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia viii meet,
with prompt attention, if addressed TO the
truly lucky Office of
ADRIAN Il. NORTH, Lyuchburg.
November ~. ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21

rI'HE second and third inspectors N
Il Planters warehouse having refused 10
qnnlify, there could be no inspection al tliai
house for the two months past. The propfi-
-etors have the pleasure 10 announce thai Mr..
Roberts. Coleman, long known ms an %insico.
tor of tobacco, has been commissioned by the
Governor, who, with Mr.. Thomas Jones, Is
prepared to receive nud inspect any tobacco
which may be brought to this place and stor-
ed ut piaH,ors' warehouse. The proprietors,
in apology TO the public, beg leave to say that
the circumstance which have occurred were
unavoidable ~ thcir part, aud could mol be
anticipated or prevented by them. The pre-
sent inspectors, uniting skill and character,
promise 10 restore the credit Of their inspec-
ton, and TO give general satisfaction 10 plan
tiers. The old patrons OF the warehouse are
respectfully invited TO call again and once
more try their old place.
january Z. 4W20
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Notice.

I'VE subscribers, DESTROYS OF closing
L their business, request that AL persons
indebted TO them will come forward aud sell
tic their accounts Immediately. All persons
having claims against them are requested To
present them Tor payment.
They will dispose Of Their Stock at reduced
prices Tor cash. YOUNG JONES.
January s. tcl2t
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mrHlyCE


On The motion of the %complt., by his aitof-
ney, who Med his bill, and II appearing 10 the
satisfaction OF the court thai the defendant
Zaehafiaii Wife iss,oi sn iphabiiani OF this
commonwealth, and without the jurisdiction
OF this court, IL Is ordered and deereed by the
court, thai the defendant in this country be
re sifained from paying 10 the defendant Isaac
White, any monies, goods or other effects lie
may NOW have in his hands, or which may
hereafter uome 10 his hands, belonging 10 tue
said defendant, To the amount OF OF hundred
and ninety dollars, until the further order aid
decree at ibis court concerning the same
And IL is I further ordered, thai the said absent
defendant Zachafiah White, do appear here
on Tie fourth hoHday in January next, and
answer the eompiainsnt's bill, and that aco-
ny oil this order te forthwith inserted IN one
OF the newspapers published in the town OF
Lynohbnrg once n week for eight weeks sue
cessively previous to that day, and that ano-
ther copy thereof be posted at the front door
OF the court house at this county on some
court day. A Copy-Teste.
10. &. CUTLER, u. c.
November 70. wswl5
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-01-21
NEW GOODS.
At REMARKABLY Low PRICES.
MCKEE. ROBINSON & CO.

ARE now RECEIVING, AM HAVE OPENED
THE FOLLOWING
Clegan, worked Null Muslin Robes,
Snverb Canton and Mandarin Grape ditto, all
shades,
Rich figured Gros defy Silks, shaded,
A few figured white gauze Handkerchieis,
Ncapoliian Velvet ditto, a new article,
Plain and figured Mazareen and blue Poplins;
A neal assortment of thread Edeings,
Chinese Baskets, and other fancy i,etienles,
Large figured black Bomtazeltes,
superb patterns new style Calicoes.
January ~. ISL