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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

A letter from Buenos Ayres, OF
January 26th, received at Baltimore,
says:
!" The first i'll effects we have felt
have heen the draining OF specie, and
consequent inability of The Bank to pay
for their notes 10 metallic. The Dnec.
tors applied TO Government for per-
mission TO suspend specie payments
for eight months, but the Government
referred The matter toCongress. where
it was publicly discussed, and the
greatest confusion prevailed in town
on the report that the Bank had failed.
However. the affair has been settled
better than was anticipated. The
Bank having virtually lost IT'S char
ter, by not being able to pas specie,
the Government has established Ma
tional Bank, to which, after some dis
cussion, the old Bank has incorporated
itself, taking seven shares of 200 dol-
lars each in the National, for every
snare f l 900 dollars in the old one. .
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

Music IN BOHEMIA = a proc
OF the extraordinary phch to whichth
cultivation Of music has reached in Bo
henia. it was stated few weeks aa,
IN the Prague Gozette, That a miller
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Newspaper postags.--Messrs. Gales
and Seaton, of this city, have made in-
quiry ofthe postmaster general, whether
every s9tra sheet of Newspaper is
chargeabla with seperate postage, and
have received answer that 1t is, however
small in superficial extent, even under
the most favorable applieation of the
law. Mir. M'Lean SAYS, @The s1fru
sheet is uniformly an addition, exirane-
Gus to the paper A construction thai
would identity a single extra sheet with
the newspaper, would soon be found
capable Of identifying one newspaper
with another--the editors discriminating
the second supplement 30 the frst"
Columbian Star.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1826-04-27

The first Cofee House IN London
Coffee is native OF Arabia, suppo
sed by some TO have been the chief in
gredient of the old Lacedomonian
broth. The use ofthis berry was not
known in England till the year 1857,
at which time Mr.. ID Edwards, a
Turkey merchant, on his return from
smyrtA to London, brought with him
one Pasquet Rosee, Greek OF Rogu
"a, who used this liquor for his master
every morning, who by the way ne,
yer wanted company The merchant
therefore, in order TO get rid Of acrowd
oil visltants, ordered his Greek to opeu
coffee house, which he did in ST
MIcheaIs ally, in CornhIl This va,
The first coffee house opened in
London
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
Yen Do\Aars Reward.

MY Servant WILLIAM disappeared on Sunday
wi evening last in most mysterious manner; lie is
Of bright mulatto color, has straight dark hair and Is
IA years of age, stout and well grown, has part
cular mark scar, at present recolected. He wore
away roundabout and pantaoons of olive colored Or
brown fustian striped waistcoa cotton shirt pair Of
new Shoes and fur hat about half worn he is not known
to have taken with him any other articles of clothing
than those which ne wore away.
WILLIAM has been constantly in the service Of Mr.
Hugh Leddy, baker in Alexandria, since 1928, is
boy of active and industrious habits, and has been
ally engaged in selling bread for Mr. Leddy and in
delivering it to his customers in town, in which capac-
ty he has given entire satisfaction. From his general
good character have to fear he has been en-
ticed away or kidnapped for his departure has been
provoked, (Mr Leddy and he having agreed very wel
and unnatural as his parents servants and IN my
own employment. / understand that three yellOV
boys or men, who have been bound as apprentices 70
Mr. Mills or Mr. Jameson, Bakers in this town. went
off Sunday last, and it is probable my boy may be
in their company
The above rev ard with all reasonable charges viii
be paid for delivering this boy to in Alexandra,
and liberal compensation made for such intoT-
nation as may lead to the conviction ofany free person
who may have been instrumental in causing his eIOPe
ment. BERNAKD hOOE.
nov 16-tf
0rThe National Intelligencer will publish the above
till forbid, and send their account 70 this Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16

after his death which would be abow ~.
miracles began to be FIRST attribu,sa 'oip tia
uus! ne documents having been fuv qua sns
s.an'ia'ed, and tested, application was mad 'S0
Inc examination OF the evidence in ROM sNe LOT
that It had passed the scrutiny Of seye,.S now
tribunals. In 1909, after mature exam;ns u:ne'
rope Paul V. admitted the sufficient" az
evidence. Again in 1929, Gregory XIV " ba usE
the report OF the Cardinal de Monte and TX, lizard
tner commissioners, who examined the ev;a o.
alter REORGANIZATION at the tribunal NC
Rofa, and review Of that examination VI y. Inc
congregation ofRites. Upon the be,,; w The
the report, the Pope Gregory gave HE s 'SS OF
sent in that year, and in 1898, Pope Urb,n u1 as
published the bull Of canonization VII
merely ask, whether if Paley knew tho.s 81 SnsIl
he was candid and honest in the constrn 'S:'s'
of his sentence. If Paey who was o,io GeuOa
educated Protestant and who only sy
Douglas, as Douglas followed Baye miob, ,p pN
haps have been excusably ignorant, sureIS w pi
can have no such excuse. If then paIsr ,,.'I
led him 70 believe that miracle was evidenra
OF revelation: he must have been the mos, ilG,.
rate catholic clergyman, that could be orJn.
riy met with, if he did not see that the Ron,
catholic religion was revealed by God Co.. :;
possesses the most indubitable proofs Of sn,
cession Of miracles. In the very case ofS.
lgnatius adduced by Paley, SO far from beiro
true as he asserts, that nearly sixty wears had
elapsed before the Jesuits began TO a,trihm,.
miracles to him, The sixty.six years which j.
tervened between his death and his canoni,,
,ion were marked by close and extensive euor
ries into the truth Of several miracles, wbch
were frequently published and kept under The
public view. Ofthisitis barely possible, char:
tably to suppose Paley ignorant; bu, White
could not have been ignorant of the fact unes,
he was grossly ignorant priest. care no,
which side of the alternative the accumulatipg
phalanx Of our Reverend opponents will take:
they are welcome TO chuse. Blu, shall pro,
coed to examine Palsy still farther, to shew
that he could not make White resume belief
in the truth of christianity, without causing
him to embrace catholicism.
remain, yours Be.
Charleston, S. C. Oct. %, 1926.
Mr. Jonah Collins, Of Soulhboro' YESTERDAY
exhibited in town poiatoe, Of the long red
kind, which weighed, when dug, 81 lbs
Boston Repertoire
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
$50 Acres.

and the quality of the land is generally good as at
in the neigIborhood; and know Of no lands between
the Bull Run Mountains and Poto. Run which rewards
the agrculturaliSt better. 1t is peculiarly suited 10
grass, and fine timothy meadow may be had uponh
There is all abundance Of hickory and oak for fencing
and fuel, and the whole width of the land is waered
by the run on which it lies. The Dwelling House H
spacious convenient and fashionable, and in complete
repair, new kitchen and laundry connected to the
house by covered way, and every other house necs
sary thereto. The yard and Garden extensive and
handsomely laid out, and beautiful is the swari o.
the yard, SO regular and gradual the descent OF the
ground, between the house and the run, which about
100 yards off, and in nearly parallel line with tic
same whilst the eminence is commanding As to en-
brace nearly glance. the Church and several OF Tie
most improved seats in the nelghborhood, that the ~
tuationis at striking and beautiful; and to he
and society, it is not exceeded by any place IN Agi
MIA. The Farm is of compact form, well laid OF, ah'
under good fencing has every house necessary 10 90
farm. There is land enough in corn to take about ~
bushels seed wheat, which, the purchaser can have u.
liberty of seeding, and the 1st day OF DoceiaI'
possession of the whole with an unquestona6le uu,'
will be given. For terms Of sale any other INFORM.
ton, personal application to me, at my residence
by letter addressed to me Hampstead, hlhS wv
county, Virginia, will be attended to. o,,
NEDHAM L.. WASIhNGl0N'
Waterloo, Oct 10th, 1926.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-16
POSTPONED SALE.
Greenwood Farm for Sale.

GsaRs. This desirable establishment hes n
J8a Prince William county, on slaty run, adjo-L.
@YSS ing the lands of Judge Dade, Capt MacFae'
sess and Robert Hord, Esq. and from three to three
and halt miles from Brentsvlle, where the Court
house and several other handsome buildings have re
Gently been erected. and about 80 miles from Washing
ton City. The tract contains about
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-07-24
against


Virginia
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the Snptfm
Court OF cbancety sor the Lynchbarg District e iO4
day of June, 1926.
Richard 6. Morris and Elizabeth \. his wife, i3TneN
iy Elizabeth A. Williams, PIt''
against
William /. Williams, Howell L. Williams. Charies -
Williams, Fielding - Williams, james Nheat,t{; Ju.'
and Coleman williams, Charles Willam,, Mary VIII
amsand William II. Williams infants b. COMM ,Slnt
Henagh specially assigned ther guardian, ana h.4'
min Perkins, ue,h;1.
The defendants William l.. williams Howe l. WIN
ans Charles L. iIliam 4 Ben. Perkins not ha's h
tered their ap earaner X given security according a
act of Assembly and the Pules of his court ana u ~
Fearing by satisfactory evidence that they are hol
bants this country II is ordered. that the 'nu @
PENDANTS do appear here the first day q tht neN
aud answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and mat eoly
of this order he forthwith inserted in some h'"slnl
printed in the town of Lynchburg. for two month, .s
eeSsyeh. posted al the front door ofthe couft'''
AZ N'Ps' Wills {.
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July a.
STOP THE ROBBER.

A YOUNG man h, he name of ALEX
AANDER Il. QuARLES, took mare
from negro boy OF mine, OIL the 24ld of
June. aud shsconded with her. The Mare IS
a Dark Bay. what some call Black she has
white streak down her face which inclin"s
90 the right ae :, comes down on the nose ;
both hind feet white above toe feilneks the
RICH, fore foot white hall way 10 The fetlook
before and 10 the top OF the tetlock behind /,
she was years old last May, aud about feet
high, as suppose ! viii give reward OF
ST. for her delivery in the lower end OF
Franklin ronny Oh Pig river.
QUAllLES is n mao OF low stature, dark
cnmelesloh. black eyes e. bar, had on home
spun clothing OF dpfk color. an old white
fur bat muetl worn Il Will be well Tor eve
rs person to have an eye on such fellows for
the good ofth community. DIARIES is from
tennessee, Wilson city. about Two years
since. lbhf LE TENNIS,
July IL. 3i19
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MILLS FOR SALE.

PURSUANT To the last Will Of the
Il late Col. William b Lynch. offer for
sale one undivided moieiy Of the Black W.
Ter Mills, lying within a few hundred yarf
Of Lynehburg, 10 which IS attached about
acres of Land, extending nearly to the town
These Mills rhu three pair of Bnrrs and on
pair OF Cologne Stones, and when in com
pieie order can grind forty or fifty lhausanr
bushels oil wheat in season; and their IoCf
situation, added 20 The destruction of sewers
manufacturing mills in this district of coun-
try by the late Alod, render them we'll wor-
thy The attention of persons DESTROYS 10 own
this sort OF property.
The dan ha, been recently broken, but car
be rebuilt in a short time for moderate sum
and probably will be done before The sale.
A small part oil the purchase moury viii
be wanted in hand, or nj short date, and
u liberal credit given on the balance.
II "A sale is moi made before the I'd day o.
August, they will on that day be sold at pub
lie auction on the premises.
MlGAJAH DAVIS, ir.
.7dmr. NTH The WiH ANNEXED ofhe
estate Of Nm. b. Lynch.
P. S. Several Negroes for Hire belonging
TO the said estate tdse4 July 10.
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JnnI s..
Af,9WY BOOZE s.

VIE subscribers have just received by the
latest arrivals from Philadelphia, the
following books.
Tile life of VIM. Pinkney, by Henry
Wheaton, in vol
BrambIetye House or the Cavaliers,
and Roundleads, by one of the authors of
the rejected addresses, in vols
Granny a Novel, in vols.
The Merry Tales of the wise men of
Gotham, by the author of John Bull IN
America.
Woodstock by the author of Wave-ly,
Crusaders, IN vols.
Tales of the Wild and Wonderful, in
vol.
An inquiry into the nature and treat
ment of Diabetes, Calculus and other at
fec'Ions of urinary organs, by VIM. Prout,
III vol.
Treatise IN the arrangements of the
liver, internal organs and nervous system,
by james Johnson. in vol.
The True Masonic Chart or Hier0gly-
phlc Monitor, by r. Jereny, l.. Cross,
G.L.
The TemplaI's Chart or Hleroglyphic
Monitor, by J. l.. Cross.
The Life Of the RI. Hon. Richard BIins-
ley Sheridan, by Thomas Moore.
Coles Episcopal Harmony.
Chaunts of the Morning and Evening
Praye and Communion service, as sung
al ST James's Church, Philadelphia.
Ne" Universal Gazpiteer or Geogra.
phlral Dictionary, by Jedediah and Rich
ard &. MORSE.
Conversations on Natural Philosophy,
new edition.
Walkers Key 10 the Classical Pronun-
citation of Greek, Latio, and scripture
proper names.
Adams Geography and Atlas, new edi-
ton.
Morse's do. do. do.
Social ard Camp Meeting Songs,
Zimmerman on Solitude,
Ossian's Poems,
Thompson's Seasons,
Beauties of Shakespeare,
Paradise Lost,
Goldsmith's Essays,
Lady the Lake,
Young, Night Thoughts,
Robinson Crusue,
Grlmshaw's United States, with 0aes
tions and Answers.
Prayer Books in common and gilt bind
lag.
Jnveul'e Study made Easy, &c. &c.
All Of which he will sell low for cash.
c. A. WRITER'S.
July IS.
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EoR RENT, for term Of years, the
pace where the late William B. Lynch
resided, comprising or 10 acres of Land
wen 'nclosed, with small brics dwelling
mouse, Kitchen. smoke-house, stables, capri-
rSge-house and honse for servants. an excel
LEM garden, well of fine water. a number
OF fruit trees, and is altogether a very desira-
BILE situation.
1t not rented before the 2Oth inst. it will on
that day be let to the highest bidder
Also, that valuable Farm, late the resi-
denee OF NJ Lynch, decd lying within about
four miles of Lynchburg THIS place has ON
IT comfortable dwelling house with conve.
nlent ont houses, good apple orchard, fine
meadow, and about 900 Acres of cleared
land, chiefyin good order for cultivation
god tenant may have a long lien
Also The Plantation near the earding ma,
chine. MICAJAH DAVIS, ir.
Guardian Of Wiiliam B. Lunch.
July 10 tioa
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MAY Is.
ADVERTISEMENT.

A S | have determlntd TO remove to the
"A west, now offer for sale my house * lot
in the town OF Lynchburg Also the tract
OF Land where | now live, on Staunton river,
containing about 40O Acres. Considerable
quantity OF it is otthe first rate Low Grounds
aud unquestionably the best tract of Tobac-
CO Land IN the county. Also, $50 acres of
good IoboCco land in Pittsylvania county,
on both sides of Straight Stone creek, Also,
$50 acres towards the head of Straight Stone
creek Also. $50 acres, lying on Goram's
Branch, near Staunton river. And also, 1892
acres, near the same on the waters OF stink
ing River. As expect to move in October.
wish 10 make sale as quick as possible,
Those wishing TO purchase will call on me at
any tune and will shew the land and settle
the price. GEO. Royn
Zion Hill, Campbell county,
Cherokee Nation, april ID.
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NlTPIniA:
At rnles hnlden in The clerks office of The sunrro,
day OF June, 1926. ' wv"
jesse kichcsUn. admir-. de bonis non with rho u;u
~ nn'Ho"1 hueher' beed. Pit
Ambrose Rucker and Nelson c. Dawson late eXeeu.
tors OF Anthony Enekef. deed. Richard Burks Sprn.
y. ~ anu f.ltas " MS, prft,.
The defendant Richard Burks not having entered HI,
appearance and given security according T. lie act az
assembly and the rules OF tins urt and y opnearnx
by satisfactory evidence thai he Is not AZ, y
this country IS oraered that the aid defendant do
appear here on The hrst day Of the term and
the bill of the plaintiffs and thai rony Of ;bi nd
b. fofthwi serted ia newspaper printed in The
town OIL 1ynchburg. for months sueeessiytl, ana
posted AT the front door ofthe COURTHOUSE IN the ssd
town. Copy. TeSte.
J. WILLS. O. c.
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JOHN WILLS.c.c
Virginia 1:

virginia
AT rules holden IN the clerk Office of ,b. A..
COT toi eanerrs for the Ly nchburg Disrie IperIoe
day of June, 1876. e"i''' The 10th
John Miller,
against ri.
Leonard laioorne. VIM L. Williams, Howell, 49,,
huns fie'd'ng L. Williams, Chale william i. VII.
Charles " llliams (son barner) illian ~ I I ne,
and MARY V'iiams. Wiich said Coleman n ll, mans
- lhans S.oh 81 Harnef) Wiham H. Hlilia,as' us,
MAR " IN ms are infants by commiS,ion,r Po ana
sp. eaiiy a,Bnet Their guardan-and Rcbs 4 q nehnagh
The detrn,ants " ,ijia,1 ,,,.,,. Defts.
liams aud Charles Hlans not having -, - VIII
ptaranee and gwen security, according 10 The scr APP
semp9 ana IN rules OF his court, and il appesrn a.
satisfactory evidence that they are NOT NH oy
country, sordered that the said deindanis d ts
mere on the inst daf of the term K plsn
ded bill OF the Palf tiff aud that copS Of ~ a'het
forthwith lnertta in some new spaper M n, uef pc
town Oh Lynchhurg, for two monils surcessi,el, Ia
pn.eu INT trnt doof OF the court house in the saS
Town. cOpy-ieste, '1'e
a. JOHN WILL, r
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flfglTa:
At rules holden in the clerk, Office of Tho
day of June, 20: 'is''i ct, the 10 \
james M3.ngomer, IN his own right and as sur,,
Against Pitt
Cornelius Powell the former admpistra,o,
non OF Jesse Jones, deed. and feasant ~ ut Toms
his vile '' "ilchell and
ne defendant Cornelius Powell NOT havin, neip.
ms appearance and given security accor,n, entered
o. Assembly the rules Of this court X "'he Act
satisfactory evidence. thai he - not AN armsb7
country II IS ordered that the sad Deftp, o. lhi
ptar mere oi, 'ht hfst day of 'he term and m ap
ehe oli OF the Plaintlh; and thar a cor, nf answer
be forthwith inserted IN some newspap., ' ofder
Town OF Lynehburg, for month, s,cres G III the
town '''i 'H tht sand
HOLM
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J. wILLS,c.C.
Virginia

Virginia:
At Rules holden in the clerks Office of he saps,iof
our Of thanrery for hit Lynchburr Dstrict the 10th
isaae hueke' ahd AmbrOse Rueker, Pts.
against
=, f.,ehafo II. Bnrks, William Shehon Richard Ruri.sj
'l'lam Ware, Archibald ROberrson the a5tl'r of l.
HlrXander insley and " m. X. Roanp, Dsf,s.
Inc defendants Richard II. sHrks and Richard
turks not having entered theiP appearance and
FA9h security according to the act Of Assembly
ana M RAILS Vi tins court, and appes ing BIZ
satisfactory evidence that they ava nut Inhabitants Of
this country II Is ordered tina the said dc fndanlS do
appea mere ON the first day Of the ext term and
the bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be
ioreh"llh inserted IN some newspaper printed tS
foNH OF Eyaehburg. for two months SHccrSsiNey, and
posted at the front door of the conrhouse in the SAID
town. Copy. Teste,
AZ J. WIILS,C. c.
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H7OR SALE the LANYARD At Nov,
July 10

~ glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr.
Charies l.. Barrett, together with a commodi
Gus dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house
ana other out houses. There is attached to
'h's establishment but little short of four A.
cres oil Land, all enclosed, together with a.
you, 40 watts, and bark sufficient to work the
yard for some time To come. This situation
Is believed TO be one of the best for tho re.
ceptioh OF country hides in Virginia. Pos.
'4'Sion, tor The purpose Of working in hides,
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first of December next. ANY ner.
son wishing to purchase such properly win
90 well TO call and see it, as a great bargain
may be had. Mr.. Barrel, of New GLASGOW
WIN show the property, and is authorised TO
stipulate for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN.
6ichmoad, July q tsea
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Virginia
Atrules holden IN the clerk, Office of the qnperor
Court OF Chancery for the Lynehburg District the 10th
day OF lune, 1885,.
hlehhfd Harrison, PIT.
against
Robert : bree and hi, wife md .Isor C-ao,.
i'au' huIn 81 aieo halls, dec d. DeitS.
The defendants kebert Scbrre and his uifs
hotaasmf entered their appearance and given security
aeSnrd 10 thr aet OF Assembly and the rules of this
court ana II appearing b. sati fact ~ evidence that
they are not inhabtsnts ni I'll, country: it is ordered
tha The said defendants do appa herr on The first day
oil me next tenn and the bill o! the plaintiff:
and that cop Of this order be forthwith inserted IN
SOM newspaper 1ted in the Of L,nchburg tor
two mont uceessirele and posted the front door Q!
the courthouse in the said town.
Copy. feste,
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er,RrsT skfF-pursoan, m seed q !

eT,RCST sALE-Pursaant tn a deed
j iras executed TO the subscribers, by
Samuel I. Harrison, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, we shall. on Friday,
The 28th day ofJaly next, # fair, If not the
10, lar usy. proceed on the premises, to
81 for ready money, 10 the highest bidder,
Two tracts Of Land. The one originally
part of - hat Is continually called the
Chestnut Hill tract, contains 1894 acres,
and is situate in Campbrn county. on
James river, at the mouth Of JOS Branch,
distant only two miles from Lynchbnfg.
The other contains one hundred acres, and
is bounded on the one side by the Narrow.
Low Ground tract, and on the other by the
tract above described. The contiguiiy of
III, sa Lands 10 the town of Lynchburg,
renders them, IN the rpinien of the UNDER
signed, very valuable.
The title is believed 10 be undoubted
but acting AS trustees we will convey such
only as is vested in us.
JOHN ALEXANDER,
{. ANTHONY.
Jnnt s. tds84