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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
III Chnnceru.

The Defendants. Fielding Starke and
Elizabeth his wife, not having entered
their appearance, and given security
according to the act of Assembly and
the Rules of this Court, and it appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants Of this state, on the
motion of plaintiffs, by counsel, 1t is
ordered, that the said Defendants,
Fielding Starke and Elizabeth his wife,
do appear here on the first Monday in
March next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, ard that a copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in The Central Ga
zette, published in the town of Char.
IottesviIle, for two months successfully.
and that another copy thereof be posted
at the front door of the Court House of
said county for the same length oftime.
Tesie.
IRA GARRETT, d. C.
Jan. 8, '25-2m
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
Strayed or Stolen
From near the Swan Tavern in Char
lottesville, on Monday night last, about
7 o'clock, a bright
SOrreI POneu.

nearly IL hands high. a small star on
the forehead, slight blemish in the
left eye, several white spots high up on
the ieft shoulder and has bob'd tail
he had coarse shoes on his fore feet, one
larger than the other. and is a natural
trotter. He had or a half worn bride
with plated bit, and an old saddle, with
the leather somewhat worn away be-
hind. Twill give liberal reward to
any person who will return the above
poney to me. living in Fiuvanna county.
near the junction III the James aud
Hardware rivers. about six miles below
ScottsvilIe. or give me such information
as will enable me to get him again.
ARCHER MOON.
Jan. 8, '25--tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
G15 Reward for
Moses.

Who runaway from the subscriber. liv-
ing in Amherst county near LyBchburg.
He left my boats at Carriers ferry, and
was taken up and semitic Cumberland
Jail and as he was on his way home
made his escape at Buckingham court
house, about the middle Of October last.
MOSES was raised by a widow Carr,
in Albemarie county, where | expect he
has gone. He is low thick fellow,
about twenty years old, uneommouIy
large head and neck, and very white
teeth he is apt to smile when spoken
to; he had on when he went away n
linuen shirt and pantaloons, and negro
cotton coat. / will give the above re-
ward If ne is delivered TO me.
MJLNER COX.
Jan. 10, '25-ff
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
PUBLISHED BY G.. p. M.KENNiE.
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The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12

to the old kiJges /; that such court, or.
-anized ud.sf such circumstances. will
not we fear, possess, or even deserve TO
possess, the .ult and unhesi,a,ins con-
6dence Of thu people--that, to provide
for particular men, we believe new and
Unnecessary isfices have been created; 4
to consummgle the object, when the peo-
pie are aimoit sinkins under embarrass-
ment and dstress, the salaries of The
judges Of tie court OF appeals have
been raised from four thousand five
hundred dol ars TO eight thousand dol
lars. so
All this wh have IN our places faith
fully and honestly endeavored to avert,
hut our efforts were unavailing. The
Judges have been fully and constitutions
ally tried, and aequittetl-hut which
shields the felons Of the country could
not protect them they are not liberated
after one trial-they cannot escape
"Power" is converted into r'ght.'-
and the constitution is under the feet
Of triumphant majority, if not check
ed by the people, may hereafter exer-
else all power, legislative. executive,
and judicial which. Mr.. jefferson. and
other patriots ofthe revolution have de-
nounced as the most intolarabie despo-
tism. Against this sort of tyranny
our fathers protested in the Declaration
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this sort of
tyranny, they fought and hled and con-
quered--and against it, those Of thei r
sons who cherish their principles, will
ever PROTEST., whilst they have
tongues TO speak, or pens to write
And we do now declare TO the LegisIa-
ture and TO the people that IL this me-
morabIe act of majority be submitted
to, or enforced, liberty is in danger
justice is in danger-morahty is in dan
ger--,ranqnility is in danger-reiigiun
is in danger--every thing dear and sa-
cred is in danger: We have no living
constitution, and against bad times and
bad men there will be no security
This example will conseerate every en-
croachment that power can make on
the rights ofihe poor and the humble
the prosecuted and the virtuous.
The only privilege now left for the
minority ia. to complain. and remon-
straie. by applying 70 the people. We
had Thoughts wben the fatal act passed.
that we would retire from the halt of
legislation aaf, leave the majority TO act
without obstscle Of Embarrassment
but on MATURE reflection, we have deem
ed it most prudent to remain at our
posts until the last moment OF the ses-
sion. and TO close IL on nur part by All IL
nited and candid expression Of our I'M
qualified opposition 10 measure which
it supported, we believe. strikes the
constitution OF our country dead and.
consigns orr most cherished rights to
the vortex Of party strife and ambition.
Appealing therefore. TO our own con-
sciences. and to the God OF the uni
verse for the rectitude Of our conduct
and the purity of our motives, we do
now. for ourselves, our constituents and
our posteriiy. in the name of the con-
stiiu,ion ami If justice. on the Journals.
this. our solemn protest. against the
late memorable act of the majority, as
most alarming and unconstitutional.
Signed by 81 members.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
THIRD SESSION OF THE
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Female Seminary

Commences on Monday, the Gath inst.
under the management of Mrs. Little
ford and Daughter, principal teachers.
Scientific branches as taught in modern
schools. per session, Si5
a junior class studies i'm the elementary
department ut $40 per session.
A monthly visiting committee from
the Board OF Trustees superinten,s pro-
Gress and decides the claims Of Il junior
90 the senior class.
Drawing and Painting in water CO.
iours, SS per quarter.
On Silk or Oh Satin, $40 per quarter.
Theorem painting on velvet S 10 per IF
teen lessons.
Music, Vocal and Instrumental $50 per
session on the Instrument alone 8 20,
Boarders accommodated with board
at $40 per session; Bed, Towels and
Soap furnished by themselves.
The half for tnitOn or board must be
paid at the time Of entering. and the
other half promptly discharged at the
expiration of the session.
G.. LITTLEFORD, } n,
NJ. LTTTLEFORD, '"'
Jan. 40, '25--
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
Glover seed.

The subscriber has for sale 100 bush
els Of Fresh Glover Seed. II will be
sold on moderate terms for Cash.
SAML, LEITCH,
Jan. "a, '2e--stpd
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
Birth Night Ball,

At the CENTRAL HOTEL on Tues
day, ED February, 1925. Any person
wishing to subscribe will apply at the
Bar Of the Central Hotel.
Jan. IL, '25--tf
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
SCHEME.

AMOUNTING TO SfS0.OOO
Every prize payable in CASH. watch, as
usual at CoHEN's OrricE. can be had the
moment they are drawn This lottery is thr
most brilliant in the United States and fron,
the unusual large number of PRIZES OF
MAGNITUDE FLOATING, each day pro.
duces a handsome distribution Only twelve
drawings remain to complete the scheme =
The great Capitals of 40 900 dois-2O coo
dolls 10000 doiis,-5 900 dolls SC. still
undrawn.
Tickets, Sic Quarters, 3
HaireS, Eishths, 4 go
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
Negro for Sale.
I have for sale very likely, healthy
young
Negro Man.

If not disposed Of previous to Abe.
marie March Court, he will on The
first day of the court be offered TO the
highest bidder.
JESSE ATKINS, 3act
Bacon for sale, as above.
Feb, ~, '25 IF
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
HIGHEST PRIZE
40, 900 DOLEARG!s
Splendid Scheme no,c Drawins
IN rHE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
q RANcD ST4IE LOTTERr

or Md-now drawing regularly EVERY
WEEK. under the superintendent OF L.,
Commissioners appointed by the Govcrno,
and Council.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
At Rules held i'm

The Clerks Office Of .alGemarle county
court, in January, 1928.
Shepherd Fades, and Polly his wife,
Robert NorveiI, James Norveli, Will
liam Norveli. Benjamin Norvell, John
Norveli, William Foster, Thomas
Maxwell and Catey his wife, Robert
Maxwell and Sally his wife, Senica
NorvelI, Randolph Sudderth and AL
la his wife, and Napoleon B. NorveIl,
plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Tandy Key and Samuel Dyer, admin
istraiors OF Benjamin Norveli. decd
and Fielding Siarke and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
Eoreiglt.
FIom the New.York Advocate.
Latest from Europe.

BY the pscke, ship Pacific, Capt. Msxwen,
from Liverpool, we have received our London
files to the l7th Novembss, and Liverpool to
the 18th, inclusive.
The mos, important intelligence BY ihis sr.
rival IL that relating to Greece. The success
Of he Greeks, which preceded the sbsndon
ment Of naval opera,ioos BY the Tu,ks, tor tho
season, wefe most brilliant aad decisive, %
acknowledged by the le,ters from Cons'an.
sinople. Several accounts had been circulstsd
By tho O,ornsn Ministry Of sdvsn,sges said
20 have been obtained by the Captain Psehs,
but they were suddenly succeeded BY most
di.coaraging news. A letter from Constsnli'
uople, ds,sd October n, ssys:-
Equally unfortunate with oil his prsdeees.
sors, the Turkish Admiral, In I'll OF rsgs and
despair, hs. had the ,ene'i,y to attempt . 80.
cond attack on Ssmos. Io consequences he set
sail from Muylene ,suh tho Egyp,isn hee,,
which had joined lin, but he hsd scarcely put
10 sea when the Intrepid CanMies appeared,
and spread cut his Hset, with greet ability In
his msnG ivres. The mossulmsns, on tho
con,,sry, in attempting to form fell Into dresd
fol confession, which was Increased when the
Creeks advanced towards them With % intre.
Did ~ which was sduired BY the European
sesmen, who were present o, tho action. IL
m Of shsrt dutsucp the bMbsriaps shams.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06

ing, to predGes lsp.ooo!. as ihe Only tae.
OF svefiing itfepsfsble losses. Ia 1873 &
mos, responsible ct the psftnera died, snd Il
embausssmen's OF the house we'e laeress'
by being called upon 10 refund bis caps.
During ell this ume The house was wllhO'
resources eIettf fhose Jor svhIeh ne ,0ss ~
resfonsib!e. He was 10 Q state oi the most
lolessbIe disuess and d,usction. lie recsi
ed no relief from his psf,nsrs he had =.
person 10 look 10 but himself, and durjpg Il
whole period Of the sn.barrsssmenls which,
had spoken. no inquiry bod been made az 20 ..
manner an whreh he bad managed 10 sustain "a
falling credit Of Me firm. Mr. Suscy h.
qo'tied this country snd gcne 10 France, issy
ing him, exposed 10 The ronst qusne-s. HN
Ing lhus del Jailed the neeessilIes of ths .rn
he now most soleDply declared, naf oil n.
money which he he'd yeahzed S9as nrhhec sole
ly 10 the hn,toses cf SUPPORTING tGe creGlf {
ne estabhshmen. This fact the book. woa.e
show. BY that alone the house was So. C
from bsnkfup'cy. Two Of his partner. nsd
oveidtawD COCOON. lie again compliance
OF the cfuel sts.en,nts which The p,es. hs,
pu iorth sgaiGst tim. IL was well known q
hose WHO wsic acquainted with his habits sGt
chAtsctcr, that, so tar from being guilty OF ths
c'mes and prongacy alleged sgains, him, lie
hsd nsyer entertained an idea OF one Of them,
Sc. 10 coucluslop, he expressed his couf.
dsDcs ,hai The ju = would GIVE Die case aui iGn.
partial end C1e cliui couside fsiion
The jury, otter retiring sboui ;veuty min
utes, re,urued, and [mooy Of them much az
fsc,rdj gsye a verde, Of Guilty Of uue.ng.
The counsel ic; The R,oescu.icH consuitee
toge,be 70, some minutes, sf,e5 which Mr..
Justice PIKE ,u'ma,ed 10 The prisaner that
the Atto ney Sen8rel did net think it necss-
sa'y 10 prosecute any more Indie,caeG,s. Ii
wa, not pow nis paioiuI lot TO p'oncunce he
senlence ot De isw, but as GuiiAtIsh magis-
ua,e he was bouod 70 sd,i7e him 10 prepsr
70. his laite! end. i was impossible lhs
mercy should bs sstcndsd 10 lin in this
world.
On Tuesday the court proceeded TO call urj
the prisoners on whom sentence of death wss
TO be p ionounced M. Faan'lercy remsinse
at he side o the Dock.
M Faun,ie' oy then ssi6 he had few storts
10 oEer why sentence Of desth should no, b,
Pronounced and proceeded 10 read a pspers
the purpor, Of which was, to imp,ore the
clemsney Of his M'je.y, which he iboughs
would o., be denied him, If oil the eircum-
Stances OF his case could be made known TO
the King He wss willing to die, and only
desitd 70 avoid Gh 'gnotninicus end on &C.
count Of his family. .-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6, 1925.
STATE EIEcrIou.

A general Republican Convention vii,
be holden at the State-house in Bristol
on "Wednesday evening, the l2lh OF Jan
uary next, to form Prox for General
Officers, for the political year ensuing.
and to make the requisite arrangements
TO ensure It's success. The Republicans
OF the several towns in the State are re-
questcd to elect the Delegates according
ly, as full representation is particularly
desirable.
Dec. 9, 1924.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MONDAY, Dee. ~.
A bill wa, reported to O60hsh Imhrisenmsni
for De6..
The Boston Memorial for the protection Of
Commerce from Piracy, was presented.
TUESDAY, Dee. 2s.
The bill from the House OF iRspresen,srve
4" 10 suihofise the occupation oil Oregon Riv-
er," was twice re,d by gene al consent, sud.
on motion OF M. Bar bour, referred 10 th.
Commii,ee on Miii;sry Affairs
WEbsEsIAY, Dee. 90.
The Senate proceeded TO The considstD'ic'
Of the Bin 10 sbolisb lmyri,ot m.nl Ior Deb,
hfer some amendments the bill was pos
Ponsd 10 'o.morT0w.
HOUSE.
Brc 81
4 repor, vas nsds Of . correspondence -.
spee,iog the ownership Of the Double Head, i
Sho, Keys. end o'her rock, nesr the BAhSb,
Banks. Government have 10 ,eR The o..
uep CT LIGHTHOUSES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06
REPUBLICAN MEyT1YC.

KErUBLICAN MEETING.
The Republican Freemen OF this town
are requested to nee, at the State House,
on Saturday evening next, a. O'Clock.
lor the purpose Of choosing Delegates to
attend the General Republican Convcn-
tion to be holden at Bristol, on Wednes.
day evening next, Jan. II, 1925. A
general attendance is requested.
Newport, Jan, 6, 1925.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06

New YEAH This 10 the season Of good
feeling. aud good things, ond We offe, oup
patrons and fiiends our warm ieIicis,ions on
the occasion. We hope soon to be enabled 10
offer something more worthy their scce p,ance,
10 ar enlarged and improved appearance os
cur paper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1825-01-06

STATE The General As.
'smby oI his SIate will meet al Bgislol, on
Monday next.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
SheriH's Sale.

MILL be sold. ny public auction, tor cash.
w before the door OF the Courthouse ia
Msr,insburg. on Monday the l2sh day OF Sep
',ml'er next, (being court d~y,) all the r'ght
OF Paul y SRodgrass an iusalvent debtor, TO
the following property surrendered apon TAX
,ns The oath of Insolvency. to wit; his interest
IN The Clifton Mills. lying on Bsck Greek,
Berkeley county --Une hundred and fo,ly acres
tmor~ or iess) Of Land. ling Morgan ccun
ty;-hls interest IN wearing Colt Ssdde
aud Brdie-a b-rd on stephen Snodgrass, for
the sun OF S250-a note On Samuel Cain, for
ten dolais, and one other on Lewis Msss,e for
three dolIsrs
JOHN s. PoRrEariEI. ID. s.
Augast l8
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
CREEK INDIANS.
ExEcurlvr DRrARrnEsr, GEO.

ufUeuSttutt, wa rug. 1919.
SRA letter purporting 10 be yows,
which appeared IN the last georgia
journal aud having every characteristic
Of an official one, could not fail to at
tact my attention. Immediately, on my
return 20 tins place, inquiery was MAD.
at the Department for the original, anu
| learned with surprize that none sucl,
had been received. The proper means
were thea resorted to, to ascertain the
authenticity of the published letter, aud
having been satisfied that the same was
ilyour proper hand wiring, have lost
M time TO direct YOU To iorDeas iurther
Intercourse with iris government.
Having thought proper to make re-
presentations Vi your Conduct In the
President, have ordered you 10 be
fsrMshed with copy OF every letter
written On yodr subJectsnd which viii
rea' b you IN due time.
Any communication proceeding from
the officer next in command, in this mi
htary Department. wild be received and
attended to.
(signedJ G. M. TROUP.
Mai. Gen. L. p GAMES,
Commanding.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01

fmportaat.-We have runor. and
Il seems to have rather better founda@
lion than rnmours usually have. tfAt
Gen. Gaines has been instructed 10 pay
the first instalment under the late Irea~
~ to those ind.ans who made the frea-
ty. We hope II viii turn out To be srnes
for the people of Georgia will hail WITH
pleasure this act of justice ara goou
faith on the part Of The General Gov
ernme at towards the ladiaaS.--JaT.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Notice.
Trust Sale.

10y virtue Off Deed OF Trust executed to
I'D me by Darrell Line, decd tor the beneh'
OF William Jinkins, which deed is now of re-
eord in the county court OF Berkeley, I will
ctr for-sale at PUBLIC AUCTION. fer ash
am ,n,. 18th Of September next, between the
NJ. ~ "a ( 1 o'clock, before the Tavern OF
AIr Rober, Boas in Darkssille, Berkeley eoon
~, a snail
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
TRACT OF LAND

~ ikAfED away about the beg:nnlns Of
~ last Harvest, from 10 TO 20 Hogs. They
are generally white aud black spotlla; some
entirely wnfe. Their mark, crop oil he lett
ear, some OF them may nave part ofther tai,s
cut OH; and wouid probably weigh from 81 10
l20bs. They have a,ey been seen in the
neighbourbood from Martin Roash's to tie
Big Spring. Aay person finding then and
giving information thereof or returning the
hogs, shah be Literally rewarded.
JOHN ALBUKlI5.
August IS.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
gpIRAUT O9 LAND

consisting oil about thirteen acres, pr'"elpaiis
wood l.nd, situated near Di'Ksshe' anu au
joning the land, OF Robert stewart. '1n@." "
Woke rshan, stephen Mayrs ana 'he ne"' :; :,
N,cholXs Boush, aec'd purchaser oy u's ''
p1n,.II M, f,.n tue hens of the said N'eho
las Roush. decd. The subscriber as trustee WI
convey such tile to the purchaser as IS legal
u vested IN him by tie said Deed 0, Trust.
JACOB LINE. Irastss
August 2s, 1925
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
COPY
DEPARTMENT or WAR,
july 2isf, 1895.

SiR-Yours Of the 5th inst has been
duly received with the accompanying
documents
an directed BY the President 70 ex-
press bis regret at the failure of your
efforts to reconcile the Creeks 10 an
acquiescence, in the treaty made at the
Indian Springs, as it was bis sincere de-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
Notice.

A IL those who became purchasers at the
4 sale of the personal property of Morgan
Morgan, decd are Informed that their respec-
use obligatiliuas will fall due on the f.. st ol
neat month, and that prompt "a, ment must be
made; those failing to pay promptly, may ca.
p q thcir obligations To be put into the la. d
ofppper officers tor collection. Those hsv
No. claims sgsinst said es,ste are insHed 10
bring them forward, properly authenticated
tor settlement
HEZEKIAH HEDGES. } eg~...
WILLIAM q. MORGAN,
August -, 1895
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-09-01
= oticc.

A IL. these indebted u he est ate Of Doct.
"A EDN ARD o WILLIAMS. decd ae
requested TO Tskt mntd ate payment to the
subscriber, Otherwise coz Fcive measures Will
lie Used 10 conpei the same; those having
ct.lass against SAID esta e, are invited TO btng
the forward, properly authenticated Tor SET
tlement.
J. s. PORTE RFIELD. .fdn'T.
under tie Lev.
August l3-3t