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,St On REWARD, -Strayed or stolen from
M9otat N, wapgon, IN LSnchborg on
-ahfaiay nigh the 10Th iut TWO Bnv
VI AEES-one li2ht coionrrd bay about II
or years oil, Eve feet aud one neh high
with long name, partly inclined 10 hang on
The wrong ide- has the appearance Of once
hayinr the f7lnlo--shod all round with old
3hoes -tplerably poor In order and sucl,Ies u
colt 2 or I months old he other y darker
bnv shout the same height, between aud z
ycnrs old long mare md tail, shad before
only, with I'D shoes Neither ol them hive
any white ont them, or ANY particular
marks or .t rrcnlrctrd. nnIcss ihey may
he rubbed Lille with the GEAR and collnr---
The Younger hi them wallis and trots remaf-
kahiY well but neither of them PAGES. |
viii i've the above reward, If stolen, for The
delivery OF them md the apprehension of the
Inlet. or ten dollars each forfhe horses alone
nj my house in Bedinrd county.
WV. {. LEFINICH.
August o. dg3
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1rA \ ritue nl deed oi trnA exceeded h.
- liz subrrh,rbY Aufhoay Wnlfon M
Martha Ina will, hearing dat ttc 18th las u
Aagad, lS25. aud duly rccerfe ~ tn com
" court 81 Buckingham, 10 seen 4 debit dur
BY hond 10 Henry Linlte4u shnll an
Monday, the ilh day Of September neNt
proceed 10 sell, - fhr pren iar roady
money n tract at land, coHfaip,p Gucres,
lying On both sides oi Bent G0rra, Backiur.
ban adjoining the lpnds o. aoherl Walton,
toIu Flood aud Snowdrn NHH43t Aotine
as trustee, shall convey such ,llr to Thy
purchaser "a is vested IN mebi >nit trust deed
bnt believe the till ia b. ,ndrphubi@.
NM, g. LIAIitit IN.
Trustee.
August ~. etdsB
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COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

The annual meeting OF the Lyuchhnrg
Aoxiilary Colonization Society will be held
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church on Saturday
next. at 4 o'clock-When an address Will
be delivered by John d Urqueheart, Esq
and acoIlreiion taken up in aid vi the
funds of the Society.
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MARRIED, at Tallahassee, FIorid,, on
TUESDAY, the I2ih July, hy EIDE Van T.
,nnr, Esq. ACIilLLE NURAr, Esq. +
Florida, fpruerly of Italy, eldest son Of his
late Majesty King Joachi u, of Naples, Ia
Nrs. CA rHaitlNE DANGERfIELD
GRAY, III Tallahassee. lately of fredcl-
nksburg, Va. d,nghter'of Major BYRD G..
WILLIs Of The AhnAe pIacn
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EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.

A pubic meeting will be held in ST. Paul's
Church This afternoon, for the purpose of
organizing Society 10 support Sunday
School in said Church All persons friendly
10 the Religious Instruction oil the young, and
especially the members aud triends OF The
Episcopal Church, are invited 10 be present.
The chair will be taken at O'Clock.
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NHVlaW


OF the l.ynchbarS Tobacco Market,
Corrected ,eeehiy Jor The Tngiiian,
BY N \. loLcoMBt, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices oil passed To-
baoon 50 90 to 50 -
i.heia sales from 4 ~ 10 no
Refuse Tobacco - to Z uu
strips, rom 3 - to 90
PRIVATE sALEe.
Tobacco sells trom u II SO 50, nceordine
to quality. Fine tobacco sells readily at
from 81 10 81.
INSPECTED
The past week los hads. 81 passed tobacco
90 refused; Total OBI.
The quantity coming N continues large,
and lhu inspections would be VERY large, bat
for the diIicaiiy a inspecting. forcIgn ne.
counts have been received 10 the l3th 81 Ju
u, which, II possible, are more mluvonable
than ANY heretofore received. Che large
quantities OF tobacco made aud making IN
the western country must keep down the lri-
ces or common tobacco until the quantity IS
diminished.
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~ David lIeImes, Esq. has resigned
the office Of Governor of Mississippi IN
consequence ofextreme Ill health render
log him Incapable of performing its duties.
His place will be supplied until the next
election, by q. C.. Branden, Esq. Lieut..
Guyprnor
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Valuable Property for Sale.

YSXf!LL be offered Tor sale, al public .anc-
~ ton on the 10Th day of September
neht that truly valuable and desirnbie tract
OF land on which nuw reside, with all tue
houses and aWnrlenapGes thereunlo belong
ing. This Is an excellent stand for tavern
aud ihc improvements are very considerable ;
on il is - urge and elegant new Trick build
ins, which is nearly completed, hesidrs, a
grocery and blacksmith shop, o4c.--Also,
will sell in the same way, AT tic same time,
another tract, nearly adioningthis, common
~ lmownby the name ofIlIe Nance tract, con
tanning between 3 and 400 acres The terms
will he liberal and made Known on the day
OF sale. STEPHEN HEWITT.
Bedford civ. ANGUS, y. ctds3
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of piety nne in which The desire b. 10
god "ili hpd III - p iarrxernog iisclC
they dn nai. therefore, e,nralye ipt his
cham ,bl. wax h, abrh ihe Ignorant
may be taught, the lie sll,nuifaed ht "
cioIs reclaimed md tle guod ropli md
aad strengthened --nugh tu be- roniin j 10
those "ni1 Who eaAra professions 81 feii-
glon, but thai u may win prapfns .a-
gags tue lalrlllse e. ard Zr.1 pf all VIM
desne To hr useful. Their hopes Of me
,ts- arr chiefly tauodrd oa the nsti,e cha
rl,Is's lh,l adore IL G@aie rsracier -eha-
ritles that lrr dairy callrd lnta ,.sislencr ~
the deIshtial task at dons ge"t, and
which are never Appealed Ia IN vain "a
hehalt of any "ofk ot hrnrvulen, Ii HE
claoas of "aich Judgment gives her sane
lion.
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p The "Petershnrg publican" takes
'om" crrdlrt n itself for what II j. pleased,
IN the rxnbertnce Of good feeling, Ia think
m Improvement IN onr Manners" We
hope that he worthy editor Of tn i panrr
may long continue Of the same npIalan -
aud We sh II not even disturb the self graf
naiion which leads hin ta appropriate to
himself the mtrl of our reformation, since
II has certainly led to change OF depOrt-
nent aud language in hat print when It's
rece"t outrageous AID nrlnsthdble course
he'd left ms 40 room Ia hope for. Is fire.
qnent complaints Of our " in9ectncgo req
der It necessary that we should briefly re-
slen What has taken pace.-Somr time
in Janr IT Jnly, one of its respondents,
among other thI gs, said we were the
pad champions of ,jr. ely" This charge
had been often before treated by MS with
perhaps The oaly reply il meIltcd, silent
contempt. On this ofrasion, however, We
de,itrd from our usual custom, and told
the author that ne had uttered fdisfiood.
Winch WAS the most" Indecent" of The tao,
hf VIM had tnld the fatschood, or we, who
had lhrnwn IT N his teeth' He, sntely.-
Oar Remarks led TO reply from our as
sall,n'. IN which he varied his first remark,
aud told another fib, by alleging that he
had originally sad that we "m,gh be- the
pad champions of Mr.. Clay" In this
piece was contained much peis mai abuse,
and some desperate etfoits at argument,
which we thought unworthy of answer,
and 50 we told him, perhaps in rough
terms, bot not halt so rough as the occa-
sion warranted for, in this piece, he at
tempted to argue that althn' We had made
mo- +" arittrn or verbal contract with Mr..
Clay" yet that we were paid, because,
forsouth. "ice expected to be recompenSed
in some uay or othtr.".-And then ttinp-
phantiy attempted TO add force 10 his srgn-
nirnt rs saying tnat eve publish thu laws
af thu union; !" intlmat,ng that this is only
the " osiensible" service Tor which we re-
ceive tie public money "a cover, a spe-
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DIED ~ Naso'IIe tF'on.) " ifle 27th
July, Gen. JAMES WINCHESTER, u
cnn-pirnons thcrr IN the Norlh Western
Army DUNG the war II 1919. Gen. w.
was br' and skIIiu, tho unsuccessful in
his military rrrr.
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Thr many late failure u Banks. Iasnrsocc
Companies, sc in New York, nave pro-
doced a serious investigation laio the ma
nagement Of these INSTITUTIONS bills OF IN
dictm"nt bave been preferred by the g,aud
jury for {" u couspr icy Ia cheat aud de
fraud" asalnst many distinguished men of
that place, amongst whom ara Gen. swift,
VIZ. Eckfard. Nc.
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A House Keeper waBtad.

4 W1aAn " 0csu eorue vel eenfn
- 'netdri, aud lssls herself rtphtit ii
hhesiag small ttonsehold In tie gonnfrs.
~ ier al aitlnfFiisn "a lne neak,,f,oth.iod
Il Lynchtnfs viii etery pariie alar .l.e may
fsire, by addressing letter Pol PAN, 10
l. \. u 1eoIhbrg Aus. =, o,-3
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JeEerson inttsry,
be drawn ~ The combination plan Ia
October pfAI al Richmond.
l hrec Prizes. as follows.

october ufAi al Richmond.
Three Prizes, rs follows:
MONTICELLO Estate, valued sl S7l,Voo
Shadwei, $1,000
Alhfmarle, loo
The above Estates were valued under oath
ny commissioners appointed Tor that parx
pos 10y The Legislature Of Virginia
u Price OF tickets Slu 1hrs are 10
shares Of ffktts M tbs LotterB.
u 1atter myself ia Offering the above
series OF Lotteries to the putlle, TO receive u
hbeia patronage, and particularly invite he
attention OF every person 20 these sci en-. ..
aud they will Perceive from The gely lrqs
glance thai they are muth The most brilliant
ever got mp ~ Virginia aud when they ~
collect the oijecI OF those Lotteries | am pers
snhded there Hre none, but will lend helm
Ing hand this IS not al they shonld look at,
there is chance Of getting an ndeiiebdrft
fortune for the small tribe Of SIS. here Is
the person who will mol emlfhuu this Goidtn
OPP r'1nhfP
Among ibe above, will be fonnA the schema
o. DE Jeife,sou Lottery THIS Lo,ter, uas
granted bv The Legislature al Virgihin, for a
pnr'oSc well known 10 us alt. II is expected
and sincerely hope. those tickets will not
remain Oh hand, hun viii be Immediately
bought up, by liberal public, who WISH Il,
SHOW their gratitude to departed patriot.
who devoted his whole life TO the benefit of
his country. aud e public generally.
gf orders fr m any part of the y. States
by mail, (pos, paid) enclosing the cash oe
prize lickeis, will toe thankfully received and
promptly attended 10 as il on personal appll-
cotton BE sure you dircrt your orders 70
MONTHS Office, where ihe capital are al
ways for sale. ABRAN r. NORTH,
.hdin.Sirsti, LyHehbsrg.
August g
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NtSHEREAS my wife Calharine has o.
w unfairly quilted my he'd and home, /
for"atn al persons from sredling her ut,on
my account. PETER CASH.
August - et3
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AND FOR SALE.--rhe sobs1rlbr

1 AND FOR SALE.-The sobstrbrr
a wishing 10 move 10 the Western CouH-
try, offers for sale his tract of band where h.
now resides, IN tie lower end of Campbell
county, on the malu stage road leading IRON
Richmond Ia Lyaehbnre, sisieen miles from
the hitter plnce, aud al the fork Of the Peters.
burg road, (by the way ol Prince Edward c
House. Ihis land lies extremely well--a.
dapled 10 the culture o Corn. Wheat and 10.
bacco, has On IL a first rate apple aud praGh
orchard of the most cholcr aud well selected
fruit, well watercd, aud well Of he finest
water ~ the upper eunetry---il lies Ia heal.
Thy, wealthy and Agreeable neighb rhood -
II coniains about $50 A1IT1s, i'm.
pfoysmenis good, &c. This is u most excel
lent stand i9As house Of private or public
entertainment, ard has been occnnied rs such
for many sears. IT, local aIvantages are e.
DUAL 10 any m this part OF Nirginn 4 great
bargain may he had If early application be
mair. The subscriber would take 3 ar 4
young negroes IN part payment al a fair price ,
mud make he payments induIgent to those
disposed to purchase. Apply 10 the proprie-
tor living on the premises.
MOSES II. CARSON.
August %. c3w3
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! Prize oil hoon llnllhts /. 50nn nnih,ra
MODE or DRAWING


All the numbers viii he put In The wheet
as usual. All the Prize above three dollars
vii hc pnl ~ The piI2c-wbcel and drawn Que
onpositr the Wblt bod, ct Numbers. Tha
htsl dn~h number viii decide the fate II
the 5000 thfre dollar prizes, rs follows. 10
VT Shanll IT be one oi The hfsl five III IL
stnd nunihrrs, TINT itto tay, my nntnter fr,,nt
" - 8oeD, inclusive, AL ihos. numbers
viii, - like manner, be entitled 10 three dol.
afsench. should u lac one nl the last fvss
Thousand numbers, that u Ia say, from No.
1unl IN looptl, inelu.ive, thcn all those NUM-
her vii, IN like mhuuef. be- entitled 10 ihrea
dpllprs each. Those Who hold two tickets,
u1e above md one below No 5,au mnstnl
oaurso draw ONE aud may dlaw THREE
ptizes.
rree Of whole Tickets 81. } Liberal allow
iie'ves 2, ances 10 lprge
Quarters l. dealers.
| he drawing will ceriniri, take place in
October, under The sapetiulendence oil tho
following gentlemen Judge VIM Dnnlel,
CAs"ell Dahrey, Alben NJ Danirl, John q.
Meen, John bullock, David Munell, Wn
Mkinuey, VIM. " Norveil, George RhitI
locke, John " Bngwell, Ammon tiuneo,sy
Robert Kyle, JAMES l.. ciaytor, Jesse b Hnrs
risnn. Nicaieh DAVIS, Colin Buakuer, Eiiaa
Fletcher. .iuhn Wits, John Hancock NH
John C. Nllrr Efqrs.
q Order, flom distance, by mail, posi-
lnld, or private eonve vance, enclosing The
onsh or prize tickets, will meet the most
prompt attention il addressed 10
AUG. LnrTyVrC1r,
Manager.
North cnro ina South Carolina md seors
GIN money taken nj par. July "a
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Sl,lIEM

~ this plan of drawing, the holder Of two
Tickets is sure of Que plize and may draw
three
Whole Tickets So On Qnartsrs 81 rs
Halves On
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MORE PRfZEs THA.N BLaNh,y.


Holder Of two IL kctsin this Lottery, ~
IA me Odd aud Eyrn evstrm, are a1re of ono
piz AID may draw three
VI Price OF Ticket, 81, and share, In prof
portion.
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HlGn AND Low SYSTEM.

Fagiaid Literature toffctg. an cia4s,
iii be drawn Ia 1ydrhturg ia October n, 81
AlL1S UHE DAY
70 BIZ DKNWN eN \ INV PLAN
.ilofe Prizrs tim Bi1nLs.
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Mr. Rafus King ant family arrived in
the Acasla, Al NV YORK, the l5th Inst.
IA ii low slate of health.
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e HIM \

brgin'n Ateluiu'e Lottery. 4th class
10 be drawn on The bigh and Low Syss
ten SOMEWHAT similar 10 the Odd and t.
'fn. II viii he 5rawn In Lynehburg in 0es
tober ufsi all j" one day
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yGXTE Is ITg!!
Grand lsidte lottery Of tugtnia

49, 77''1'J 2 " D 1F''@
FIRST CLASS,
For the Benefit O The MononghIia Academy.
10 be dfewn in Richmond, on ihr 27ia
September neat, oil IN one day, on the Odd
AMI i.vrn system, under the management og
the Messrs. COIlEN'S.
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2. OR SALE.--A fret rate Csrpsnler. =:
I Apply at this Office.
August II.
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near you this Triton of the Ninnows ,"
w COriaianus.
h n0S Know the na,nr of the Editor of
.r oharlottssvilIe Gazrttr; aud brlnre ii
,t away as waste paper, we dotead
~" very celebrated and extensively adj
mueu imperial So much IA = dou-
.en Tor Mr.. Glmer's vanity, when he
"'snt, we assure bin, have had (or the
hshlng, without telling rather an imu,nI,a-
we 'ale to FISH for it. An his affected DIS
ua'n OF the Virg,uian and lis Editors. and
,,a -. attempts 10 lessen the weight ri Que
,. s"'''n,s by continual reference to our
d;pPose'i Inability IN discus the most nr.
h. SUBJECTS, pass by rs uuhpedr,i. as
"e Inspiring ola weak mind cumbei'I
miscellaneous coIi,ction of "oId Grams
~" ends" IndiscriminateIs heapsd togo
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PRIVATE SALE :

Tobacco sells trom u II SO 80, ocaordine
to quality Fine tobacco sells readily at
irnni ~ Ia 80
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~ The publishers oil tn Inv o. tus Ia
niied STATES, will tnssrt the aDoYe s,k ilmps
N their papers.
Sept II. Go
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NorIcf--l oflrr for sale my tract olsnd.
within seven mites OF Lyneblute ton.
tnining Que Hundred md sixty seven aud a
hall Acres bs recent survey. This hnd Is o.
Gtal 10 any IN the paris aud well improved,
has on Il u good manufacturing mill, MI COM
plele, Win one pair ri burr stones and iwo
pair country stones, aud crushing machine
Tor the norpose oi corn aud plaster likewise
a rnod saw mill, aud n new dislllery, Just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons OF Abiskey per day 1hip
mill stands IN fine rich neigbhorhood, and
The country grist Is not sorphssed by any IN
This pnrt oiihe Atnle. Any one wishing ia
purchase nny be- accommodated BY nppl, ing
10 The subscriber living on lhe premsps.
JAS. MARTIN.
May rs ls1s
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SPlRlTS TURPENTINE Just received
~ bv IHOS.J pIVAL,
May 20. Bank Square.
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rslsTED AND PUBLisHED ny
,,f.u FLETCHER ~ RCH. II T0LER
'" publishers ofthe Lacs Of The Union.

r-ys The semi-Weekly Paper, ut 81, and the
Unekl, Paper, at 50 per annnm, payable in
',-.,re-No subscription will be received foI
as time than six months; and no paper will
Do discontinued (but at the discretion OF the
" u l;,ars, until all arrearages are paid.
TP Advertisements will be inserted at 81
,ont. ner square Tor Less the first time, and
o. > cents for each continuance. Those
S.o,n \ distance must be paid for previous to
.ho;r insertion, or the payment assumed by
.,ne responsible person in Lynchburg.
? chancerv Orders not exceeding two
.,r.s are inserted for six iollars
'4Tg llletters addressed 10 the Editors must
~ nosr PAID, or they will not he attended to
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IElOR SALE..-BY virtue of decd e trust
y eNecnleb TO the snb.cribrrs u John
iInrrs jr lated the lih dnv Of July, ls23,
and duly recorded in The clerk aft he II HE
county court Of Buckingham, We hall, on
the 5fh day Of October next proceed, by WY
oi public auction, (or the purposes in said
deed meniianed) 10 sell, for cesh on the pre-,
misses, III" two 'raels IT land, IN said deed
lnepiipned, both living in the county OF Buck.
iusham lhe tract of 20 acres is upon Zig
Wreck Island, and has upon II n sh~ and
grist Mill. The Other trhct contains two
hundred acres, more or less, and is bounded
by the lnnds nf HE estate Of WIN. Penn, dec
Benjamin Abbott, Ibos W. rbornhill and
Joseph Clarke, aud IS within or & miles Of
Bent Creek. The sale TO commence up
on the tract Of 300 acres
Viii ne sold on the same day and nj tho
Mill trnct, four horses, twelve cows, fwo
yoke oxen, twenty head Of sheep, six feath-
or heds and furniture, Two caris N III. bouse'
hold aud kitchen lhrnilure, and nlentai oh
tools Of said Hurts. all conveyed In said deed.
The Subscribers will convey the title Gully
vested by said deed
HENRY A CHRISTIAN,
CHARLE5 PHELPS,
Sept Ia. cihs6 Trustees.
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ted. in the ebullltioh pfpassion drew
his sword. aud stretched his defence.
less victim liIeless at his feet, anti.
cipating by this ACT but few hours
he hand ol Nature.
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DEP ARrMENr OF 81 ArE.

HahtHgiOn, an Jine ieaG
[ElD enable ihis Department Ia comply
:. with The subjotnrd itrsplulion III HE
House "t preventative, lie s@yefhl Claim
auts IL whom Il refers AIRS requested TO send
luther, by NAL, n. soon ~ practicable, Sehe +
ulcs lhcir respective Claims, eAhihinng the
Pnri ors required by In RESOLUTION, "a
ncerlp es may be, according to the follow
my nlnI.
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& INSEED OLA few barrels of
IA Ln5eed Oil just received by
WALTER II. MlDDLETON:
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E'ot SALE.-A Gr-t rate Carpenter
Apply at this Office.
August II.
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Dry Goods, Groceries,

'mr,'rdware, Crocktry, Hats, Shoes. &c. sc.
'hry will however, take leave to say that
W. ,helr exertions 10 get together a cheap
t"a elegant assortment, they have never
avn ~ fortunate. And they invite with
,"nldence call from all customers.
May 25.
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\ngnst l7

.VrorlCE.-i viii not be responsible iot
Al any loading put on board my boats
edaer down or up The River
WI. WEAVER
Union Forge, Sept 10 sris
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ANDREWS 81 BROTHERS, beg

4 NDtEWS 81 BROTHERS, beg
"A lPa'r 10 inform the public in general,
mat by the latest arrivals they have rood
utpflncipa part of their Spring and Sum
mer supply Of Staple and Fancy Goods.-
AS III The selection of their assortment this
season, they have omitted 10 article that
could be procured in their line of business
mat Is either useful or inshlcnshle, as they
Ftsome their customers expect this duty
nom them in rpquial for the liberal pat
::onagr they have received, they consider
unnecessary to give them tedons de-
"U nj every article that comprises their
aSsOrtmeni Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-02-18
District Of Columbia,

County Of alexandria, Set:
NOVEMBER TERM-1825.
The Common Council of Alexandria,
Complts.
George Chapman, Charles l. Catlett I'm Chcncery.
Sarah Harper, 1ownshend Waugh,
William Ysaton, John c. MandeI,
and Thomas Irwin, Dei'sJ
THE defendant George Chapman, rot having enter
ed his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rules of this Court and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit hled that
the said George Chapmanis not resident OF the DIS
nct of Columbia on the motion ofthe compliments by
their counsel, it is ordered that the SAID George
Chapman do appear here on the first day OF next April
Term and enter his appearance to this suit, and give
security for performing the DEGREES of the Court and
that the other defendants, Charles l. Catett, Sarah
Harper, Townsend Waugh, William Yeaton, John T.
Mandell and Thomas Irwin do not pay away, convey or
secrete the debts by them owning to- or the estate or ei
ects in their hands, belonging to the said absent deten
dent until the further order decree OF the court; and
that copy this order be forthwith published for two
months successfully, in of the public newspapers
printed in the town of Alexanda and that another CO.
py be posted at the front door Of the court house
county. Copy. Test, EDM. 1. LEE, c.. C..
ian 90 Pm