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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25
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kO1TERY 40 EXCHANG y D

ia MARKET ST. BALr1moNE
JNhere IN late State and other lotteries were sold the
great capitals Of 100000 dolls 9 Of 10000 D Of 10000 8
OF 10000 u Of 10000, " Of 10000 81 Of 5000 Sc &C.
and 'oere oTe capital PJsss hqre been obtained ha,. AZ
any other office IL, HneT1ca.
" Orders from any part Of the United States or terri
tories either by mail post paid, by prvste conveyance
enclosing the cash prizes in any lotteries will NEE; the
same prompt and Punctua attention on personal IN
pliCatioH, addressed TO
J. l. COHEN, Jr. & RRoTHERS,
Baltimore, Nov. II, 1s2S~NfC Bop;,r,r,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25

The following article, from the Lexington Wing, dis
plays the feeling Of the day in keuuoky-aud it also
appears that in the House ofReprescnatves, tie Anti.
Relief OF Old Court Party, have majority of nearly
to ]. The Senate, which has not been regenerated
by election, is believed TO be favorable TO the
dsorgauizng principles Of the day.
Letter to tie Editor, from, FronlJort, dqted
November q, t825.
81 copy for you, the resolution adopted to day, in the
House of Representatives in response to the ncing
Pnrtof the Governors Message, together with the yeas
and nays.
It is yet quite uncertain what stand the Senate will
assume. Some think they will give way, Dotwbstand-
ing the threats Of his Exceency and other leaders, that
they 1oiI hoist their fqg md resort TO FORCE If me-
cessrTy, TO drag US THE people( into their high
handed. corrupt, and unconstitutional measures.
Others knowing the desperate fortunes Of the mourn
bentS Of the high New Court officers and their hang.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25

The Historian might have ad!cd-and to whose head
and arm they were (umder Heaven indebted that p-
viIege OF the freedom of speech. which, that ex-
uaodmaIy man, they shameluly and cruelty abused
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25

h%EtUT1oN-James Reynolds executed in New
S on saturday !ost pursuant tn his sentence, the
murder of Captain West. He made a full copf.ssio, Of
MS git both IN prison and at the gallons Nearly three
columns OF The Commercial Advertiser are taken IN win
detail OF the proceedings and on the sim
ms 50 giving TOO much Importance such man. The
ny notice That ever ought TO be taken such cha
" Puosn tne tact oil their execution, that others NAV
KNOW that retrihurion follows the commission If c,i
Reynolds was but 20 years of age. He has left IA amiabe
young WIFE brothers and sisters and aged father ub,
accompanied him tn the scaold ne shook hands vit
him and took his leave forever. ~
An interesting opinion Of the Judge IIav NAV bs
the first ''~' ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-25
GoND0Ez FASHIONS.

JOHN MDoNoUGH, Merchant Tailor,
RI EN- door below the Mansion House, has lust re-
celved per the Richmond Packer, the latest ON DOM
fANHIONS together with full assortment of FALL g.
WINTER GOODS, ct every description, suitable for
"entlemens wear, which ne Will make up to order in
superior style, and at short notice.
nov - 37-1f
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Female instruction

MS. J.q.s,E .uIJvGR intends the
ensuing year, TO resume an occupation
to which some years Of her life have
been devoted with pleasufe.--She pro-
poses TO teach about twelve young La
dies at Gale-Hili, the residence Of her
husband, DIR. John Minor, near Char
lottesvilie, who can conveniently fur
uish genteei board for that number
Her course of instruction will embrace
the English and French Languages as
taught in The most approved modern
'oeminaries, ornamental nee dle-wOrk &
drawing.
TERMS.
For board and instruction in English
and Geography, per year, $50
For the same, including ornamen-
tai needle-work and drawing, 400
For the French language, an addi-
tionai charge of 40
tn ADVANCE.
Each b0arder TO furnish her own bed
and bedding. The school will begin
on the 10Th Of January next, and ac-
eording to modern practice will occupy
ten months OF the year. At the termi-
nation OF fiv', the usual vacation of one
month will be given-the situation is
exceeding healthy. which, added TO
Mrs. Minors strict personal attention,
she hopes will ensure the health, the
moral conduct and the mental improve
ment OF those entrusted to her care
For applications within the space of
Ills acquaintance, reference is made to
Mf. John Fl. Eustace, Of Richmond,
who will make engagements; and letters
to Mrs. Minor or DR.. John Minor, di-
recied to Charlottesville p. Office will
meet with early attention.
Oct. 4, Eft
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
At a Court held for

.al6emarie County The sM day of Sep
tender, 1874,
DatEd Carr and Eliza NJ. his rife. for.
mery Eliza VI. BoUcockce. and alan
son ID. Bo,ccocke, an i,Jan, by .achil-
lis ID. Bo,ccocke, his father and meet
friend. Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Thomas u. Carr, Wiiey Dickerson and
Drury Hood, erecutors Of John Carr.
deceased, Polly Carr. retict of said
John Carr, deceased, Thomas ID. Carr.
in his oWn right, Wsley Dickerson
and Molly his a0ife in their oun
rights, Drury Hood and .Naiinda his
rife IN their opn rights, Allen Jones
and Nanuy N. his ,oife, Thomas Sat
mon and Elisabeth his acife james
Early, ir. acho intermarried with
Sally Carr, anderson II. Carr and
John Il. Carr, Defendants,
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
TIL. W. MAURY,
Master Com missioner
j. SHIJNJN'.S P.9NaCEg.

The subscriber having discovered The com
position OF SW AIMS celebrated Panacea has
now supply on hand for sale-be has reduced
the price from three dollars fifty cents to SO 80
per bottle; or by the dozen, Oh dollars
All the charitable Institutions in the United
States, and the poor, viii be supplied gratis
Ii the citizens of the principal cities and
towns will appoint an agent to order and dis
Piled.
This medicine is celebrated FOR The cure ,s
the following diseases--scrofula or kings evil
liberated or Pntrid sore throat. long standipG
rheumatic affections, cutancons diseases white
swelling and diseases Of the bones. and ali r..
scS generally OF an ulcerous character and
chrome diseases, generally arising IN biItated
constitutions, but more especially from svpbi-
Ms or ahec'IonS arising therefrorn, ulcers in the
IafynX' modes, &c. And that dreadful disease
occasi0ned by a long excessive use Of mercury.
&C IL is also useful in diseases OF the liver.
CERTIFICATES
] have within the last two vears had =,
portuuity OF several cases OF verv ;nys,o,.pr.
ulcers, which having resisted prc.;ouslv ~:
regular mooes OF treatment, were healed vtb,.
use OF MIR Swaim's Panacca and do III . .
from what have seen, that it will prov. Al, ;,,,
poftant remedy in scrofulous yernaI and r,o
cu'ial diseases. N CHAPMAN. n d
Professor OF the Institutes and Practice n
Med. Penn. University
nave employed the Panacea Of Mr. Swain,
N numerous instances, within the last ,brcs
years nave a'wayo found it extremely efl,cs-
cious' especially in secondary ssphilis. ana
mereuIIa' disease, have no hesitation in pro.
"'""''"s 'heoicine OF inestimable value.
w. GIBSON, MD.
Profcsso. Of Surgery in Penn Universe
y. SHINN. Chemist
x'for sale at Smith and PcarsaIl's N =
Lcrnei OF fhud and Mars st-stseeis. Phil,d,l
February i2, 1928,
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01

On Conversntion.-Goovl nature is
more agreeable than wit, and gives certain
air TO the countenance. which is more amiabls
than beauty. 49,. -,
The talent Of turning men into ridicule, and
exposing those we converse with, is the quail
fications Of little, ungenerous tempers. The
greatest blemishes are often found in the most
shining characters. But what an absurd thing
il IS to pass over all the valuable parts Of a
man, and fix our attention Oh his iniirmities;
TO observe hi, imperiections moro than his vir-
tue! This practice, however, is asprevalent
as it is absurd and contemplate
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Education.

The subscriber will continue bis
school again, at the Farm, where the
elements Of The English language will
he taught. The school will commence
on the 18th Of January, and end the
18th of December, with a vacation of
one month IN the summer. He will
take or \ boys as boarders, at $40
per year, the bOarder finding his own
bedding, one half paid in advance
The Farm is half mile from Char
lUttesviIle.
SAML, o. MINOR.
Dee. IS, 'st-st
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
o ! ! Acres,
Boarding.

The subscriber can accommodate FIVE
or six boarders, by the week, month or
year, on very reasonable terms. For
further information please to apply at
his Watch-Maker's Shop, nearly oppo-
site the Central Hotel.
JoHN NJ. WEfpEMEYER.
NoY. So. '2f--h
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Negroes for Hire.

Will be hired TO the highest bidder,
at Capt. John Fields in Albemarl.
county, on Friday the atst inst, all The
negroes belonging TO the estate of John
Rodes, deed. consisting of a Man, Wo-
man, Boys and Girls. They will be
hired for one year from the above day.
TIL: l.. SHELTON, Err.
Of John Rodes, decd.
Dec. 1s, 'ei--3t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
In Chancery.

The death of the Plaintiff Alanson
ID. Bowcocke is suggested and by Con-
sent this cause is revived in the name
Of David Carr his administrator.---
Thereupon this cause came in to bc
heard upon the bill of review and de.
murer filed thereto by the Defendants
and was argued by Counsel, Upon
consideration thereof the court doth ad-
judge, order and decree that the demurrer
be overruled and the original decree
entered in this canse be reversed, and
the court doth theTeupou recommit the
report upon which the said decree was
founded. TO the Master Commissioner Of
this court, with instructions so to re-
form the same as to allow to the Plain
liH's, in the distribution of the personal
estate OF John Carr, the testator, such
share thereof as will he produced bv
adding the respective advancements Of
personal estate, made by the testator in
his lifetime to his children, TO the other
personal fund, distributed by the said re-
port, and allowing to the Plaintiffs one
equal share thereof considering them a.
representing one portion of said fund to-
gether with the testators sons and
daughters, and the Commissioner is d.
rected TO settle and report the accounts
stating any thing specially thought
periinaut by himself or that either par
ty may require.
A copy, Teste
ALEX. GARRETT, c. C..
November ., '2I--st
The parties interested in tie ADORE
suit aciH rahce notice that Ihaue appoint
ed Tie first day Of January nert, at the
Eagle Hotel, III tie town Of Charlottps-
r'lte, for the purpose Of executing the
order therein made, achen and achere.
riM their papers and rouches they ,OiH
please attend.
TIL. W. MAURY,
.IFrsfor ro,n ,se;n,.,,
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Trust Sale.

By virtue OF u Deed of Trust, exc
cuted TO the undersigned by William
Huntington, Of record IN Albemar!e
county court office, and for the purposes
therein mentioned, | shall, upon the
premises, on Tuesday the 4th day Of
January next, expose 10 sale for ready
money, to the highest bidder, that tract
or lot Of Land, lying in .Albemarle
county, between Charlottesville and the
University of Virginia, containing
Q : Acres,
.1zgA Immediately on the road, with
lbssst4 very handsome brick build
zEE ing, with wings On each side,
with other convenient improvements,
calculated fofalhost any business an
is we'll worth the attention Of persons
disposed to purchase. Acting as trus-
Tee ! will convey such title as is vested
IN me GEO. w. KINSOLVING,
Trustee.
December 4. 1S24--5t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01

That stin the chosen few shah lingo, here,
Still DER the Muses. vestal rites preside,
In genius. friendship, high pursuits allied;
Maintain our brotherhood with generous aim,
And guard our ALPuA's and our ALMA's
fame.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
BOOKS & sT8ITONaRF.


lie, ter, foolscap and drawing paper
w eb,ter's and Pockets spelling books
New York Reader, No. l, 2 Sc
Smiley's Geography aud atlas
Walkers dictionary Pixies arithmetic
English Readers, Adams Latin Grammar
Blank Books Brooks Gazatcer
Caesar, Virgil, Sallust, Ovid, Cicero, and
Horace Delphin. Graca Minora
Godsmitli's Natural History, Village sermons
Bucks theological dictionary
Hunters Narrative St Romans Well
Wirts life Of r. Henry Grimshaw's u. S
Fortunes Of Nigil Red Gauntlet
AImanacks for 1926 Pleasing companion
Peveril Of the Peak; Quinten DurwarA
Steam boat Reginald Dalton Rc,rospccliop
Trials of Margaret Lindsay Entail
GROCERIES.
Brown and Loaf sugars of different qualities
Coffee and tea Madeira and port wines
Jamaica and Antigua spirits MoIasses
4th proof Cogniac - ANDY Cheese
Bounce & wbiskey Pepper and aIlspice
Powder and shot, salt. Rosin soap
QUEENSW ARE.
Fiasks s. decanters Castor bottles
Edged dining and soup plates s, twiffiers
Blue printed do. Edged & blue printed dishes
G.. G. wash bowls, Printed basins & eyvers
Pitchers, edged & blue printed cup plates
CELERY glasses sweet meat plates
Plain, cut. figured & iringed wine glasses and
tumblers Sets Canton China Teas
Eglish bone, foil tea sets, Blue printed do
Painted do Mocco l.2 pint. pint. 10 paI
lon and 3 gallon bowls & pitchers
Blue painted and gilt toys cans
Specie jars, tea pots, sugar dishes, cream Jugs
Cut glass and lowered salts
An assortment Of stone and tin ware
Mems waxed calf, cordovan & coarse Shoes
and MonToes boys do
Children's morocco {, leather boots & shoes
Women's leather welted pomps & shoes
Morocco thin 8, thick scaled do
Ladies fancy silk heeled & spring beeled do
Do do black
Washington & Lafayette beaver hats
Fine castor do Do Roram's No I &2
Youths do DO do wool do
The undersigned feels grateful fer past "a
vors and solicits from generous public con
| tTnuauce Of their Gavors
A. ST. c. HEfsR,ELL.
J Nov. II, 1874.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Trust Sale.

BY virtue of Deed of Trust execu-
ted to the subscriber, OH the 10Th day Of
June, 1924, and duly recorded in The
office OF the county court Of Albemarle,
for the purposes therein mentioned, 1
shall proceed to sell for cash to the
highest bidder, at Michie's old Tavern,
in this county, on Saturday, the sth
day of January next, all the right, title
and interest of Wiley Harris, in and to
the estate uf James Harris, deed. the
said estate CONSISTING. Of
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Houses for REM.

The subscriber offers for Rem, his
two brick Houses al the west end 81
Charlottesville, situated on the street
leading TO the University Of Virginia.
These buildings are both sui,abi. ron
structed for families aud any KIND q.
public business--each OF them having n
large store room. For termes appI, iT
GEO. IOOLE.
Dec. 25, '24.-tf.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-01-01
Tract of Land.

Adjoining the lands of James Ballard,
James Douglass, and others, also,
SEVEN OR EIGHT .N'EGROES,
Stock Of cows, &c. Sc. Acting as
Trustee ] will only convey such title as
is vested in me by virtue OF said deed
of Trust.
MATTHEW z. WALTON,
Trustee.
Dec II, '24--4t
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-12-10

gave birth 10 all that is wonderful an
moral in law, the other has produced a
slupendious effort oil The arts OF peace.
IL. The union of the Lakes with the
Atlantic Oceap-A great link OF that
chain which is destined 10 bind together,
in one common fate, all the states OF the
republic.
Is. Our friends and guests.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY the Governor.-Tbe city OF New
York, the pride of the state.
BY Alderman King.--The citizens OF
Albany The blessings they enjoy are
just reward for their steady adherence to
the precepts Of their fathers.
BY E. Baldwin, Recorder of Albany
New-York, the Queen of American ci-
ties j: We greet her in the fulness OF her
Joy; splendid in array and protuse in
hospiallties a, the wedding OF her ribu-
tary waters.
The whole line Of steam-b boats landed
their passengers at O'Clock, in time for
them to form and Join the procession OF
their fellow citizens.
The festivities were concluded by fire
works in the evening at Castle Garden,
the City Hall and VauxhalI Garden.
The Cry Hail, BrideweIl, Peale's Mu-
scum, Scudder's Museum, City Hotel,
Sykes New York Coifee-H ouse, Park
Ihear Chatham Theatre, and num-
Der OF The adjoining buildings were beau
tluily illuminated.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-12-10

She comes! attended by sparkling tram,
The .haiads of the West her nuptials grace
She meets the sceptered father of the main,
And in his hes,ing bosom hides her virgin
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
tEGssRs. William L. Christian, Tho

EEESSRS. William L. Christian, Tho
IVA mas Apling aud William Johnson, take
notice that I shall on the lin day al April
next. ct the house OF William I Garter, in the
county Of Goochand, aud state of Virginia,
proceed 10 take the deposition of the said
William L Carter and on the 18Th If the
same month at the House of Capt Lindsey
Coleman, in the county OF Amherst shall
proceed 10 take the deposition OF David APP
ling, which dispositions are To be read as evil
dence on the trial OF II suit depending in the
chaucery court Of Amhrrt county, in which
| am plaintiff and you are defendants, when
aud where you may attend II You please.
JOHN CHRISTIAN.
March L. w4wt %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
IN Chancery.

In the County Court Of Nelson, the eth
January, 1875.
James Montgomery and Charles Perrow,
and Robert Bives, Administrator OF Jesse
Ciarkson, deed. Compliments.
Against,
Elizabeth Martin, Thomas Herndon and
Polly his wife, James East and Fatsey bis
wife, John utly aud Nancy his wife, Samuel
Parish and Jane his wife, Da, id X. Clarkson,
James Cla.kson aud William Clarkson,
Defendants.
This day came the compiainants, by their
attorney, and it appearing TO the satisfaction
OF the court, thai the defendants, John Utly
and Nancy his wife, and William Clarksuu
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth,
on motion of the compliments, il is decIeed
and ordered by the court, that the said de-
PENDANTS john utly and Nancy his wife, aud
William Glarkson, do appear here, on or be
fore the fourth Monday in April next, and
answer the complainant bill, and give secu-
rity according to the act OF Assembly, insuch
rase made and provided. And tha; a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted III some
newspaper, published in the town Of Lynch
burg, for two months successfully, aud that
another copy be posted up al tbs '.""r OF the
court house, OF tAis county, tHo court days
previous to said April court next.
A Copy--Tesle,
SEAION II. LOVING, n {.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18

Am Iu"doy The 22d Dug Of March merit,
" that rGiaadie loct Of iaud nttc County
Of Campbell, on Btarer creek, caiied the old
furnace tract, belonging 10 the cstais ot Darjd
Ross secd, uH be sod 10 the hightH baider, At
the BOLLLN'G SPRLNG T3tEEN, on the
dagr rodl, G5oW ttro mites from the promises
The terms Of sur miH be one fourth N cash !,
and The residue 10 be paid IN three equal anau-
al instruments, The credit payments 10 be secured
by bonds piih 0pproecd security, and a Ten on
the property. The trad contains betnten SIR
and sertn hundred acres II IS rental the pre-
seui genr TO M John f Hoodson, for a fourth
ofhe crop the purchaser ieH be entitled 10 the
rant, and hare TIE prrliege of seeding grain m
The fail, and faH possession n the end Of the
year .uc Uoodson uiH shep The land to any
onc disposed to purchase.
THOMAS T. morn DIV,
EIecutor Of Dmjd Ross.
February II. utis25
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
SpNlSG aRNlNai,S.
Nrsrchl

We hive commenced receiving our SPRING
ASSORTMENT, and are at present open
ing
Feaai6d figured GRO de Nipples and hdiian
LHi, string SRk',
Fird chop blink .AaDk'n Craps
CtiHfs Caiinoes, sprHg patterns
Shqdtd Onlbrie IL HaudksrehitG
Splendid assortment Of large shell, TUX and
SIDE COmbi
Hhiif aud blur PrunelI0 Shoe,
Il tor reyy splendid, fashionable aud nsU style
tfau1e Ribdads
Prince Regents extra blue and black CaaamereS
Bsag up Coris, Iria buttons
Hcarbsd H.Shinetor and Sra TsioHd SheeiiHgS
Haatnelop Ped Iieks &c. d..
NE uhoiG eiH br altered ioW.
". >hrhLE 1. j. e. .hEEH
March IL. fs5g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
Yen NoNars Reward.

DUNAAVAY from the subscriber, living
"a ia rntsylvauia county, Virginia, on Mon.
day the I'd ,n,t. a negro hoy named JOkD AN,
OF yellow complexion, D years old, / feet 10
or IL inches high, quite II smart spoken boy,
had o. wbeG lie lett hunsc, pair Of blue
checked partaIoons,a coarse cotton SHIRT, had
40 nat nor shuts, 40 particular mark reeollec-
ted lie was seen on wednesday night the
th inst AZ Mr. oninney :, near LYnehburg,
aud do expect he Is lurking about town.
Whoever may apprehend Tie SAID boy and
deliver him TO me-, ar lodge him in jail 50 that
| yet tim again, shallteceivt the above req
ward
VII LIAM WARE.
Au ust 81. wis3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
PERSONAL property,
Eyland Roberts,

HAS on hand a general assortment of
4 Il Groceries aud various other articles,
Which he will sell low tor cash or merchanta-
bic produce.
Prime and inferior brown Sugar
Loaf Sugar, Moasses
Gunpowder and imperial Tea
Rest green and common Coffee
Pepper, Spice, Salt fetre
Prime Cheese, Rice
Sherry and Malaga Wine
West India and New England Run
Old aud new Whiskey
Sperm and tall0w Candles
Cotton Cards, Wool Hats
Bar Iron, BlislOred and q. Steel
Cut and wrought Nails
Earthen ware, assorted
Stone ware do
Calf skin Shoes lined and bound
Caurse strong shoes
Cotton Yarn assorted numbers
Writing Paper, Playing Cards
Indigo, Nader &c. &c.
March l. w4w %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
lANES ,HFATH..

fud1DT o. fR0ttc -1fCOHMs
IN .4CT calling in the 6 per CENT. Crtycafs
passed. January 1911, 1896.
BET enacted tp Ht General Assembly, Tat I
the holders oroUners of Old State CerlicaitP
bearing nm interest Of Six per ceutum per an
mum, shah, on or before the first day Oh ssp
TENDER next, present the same for redemrteh /
to the Auditor OF Public Accounts, who shal
thpwupon issue his warrant or warrants onI
the Treasurer, for the amount Of princla. and
Interest due on such certificates
II the holders or owners OF such certificates
shall tall or refuse on or before The first ds5 II
September aforesaid, 10 present the same IL
redemption, the interest thereon stall slf'
that period cease and all warrants tht'etl
ter issued, shall be for the principal SUN tJs,
and interest up to that day.
II shall be the duty of the Auditor Of Pubic
Accounts as soon as may be, to cause this ac.
10 be published for three months success.Fe
ly, In some newspaper published in the
cities OF Richmond and Washington, and in
thctowns OF Lynchburg, Fredericksburg, YIN
chester, and Borough Of Norfolk
Pror,ded hoWerer, and be ii further enacted,
that nothing herein contained shall be SO cor.
strucd as TO have any application TO tlaf pot-
ton of the certificates aforesaid whlch IS
now held by the President and Directors OF
the Literary Fund.
This act shall be in force from snd after
the passage thereof.
March /. Gin IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
Yracts or Parcel Of Aand.
hook at this !!

TIVE subscriber is determined To sell his
1 HOUSE and LOT in the town of Lynch
qurg, situated at tue head of Main street, aud
at present occupied by Captain Howsou S
White, who will shew il to those wishing 10
purchase. The price will be reasonable, and
The terms such as to suit almost any one who
may be DESTROYS 10 own the property.
HENRY CLARK
Dec. "a. 1919