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I3,,..,,.,, a, -, r. ~,
r~,,>c u"yo ~ "e Jdh OF h'chWoad.
ieet inthes high; says he belongs 10 James Nc
Lauin OF botstouit county.
estS OF inches hsh, aud says lie belongs Charles
Ssdupy "i tue state of Georgia.
hoNthad-Auout ID years ofage, dark complexion,
oes, inches hieh aud says lie belongs 10 Raico,bs
Ehiou OF Cuuibetiand county.
IhANN-Abont - years nj age dark compleN ion
iti eye uat Sieet inches high and SAYS be belongs To-
Iaiy Wilkinson oi Charles Guy comfy, "
Ja@hS, orJAaiES ROMAN about "a wears of ose
darn opmple>i"m . fe o inches; saws h. b,,ouss IN
Se,mNre Holman OF cunbei ianu county.
them away, the, Will be dealt vim as The law ;i
rese. Il. BURTON ps
for Geo. Savage. yheriD q ,Juuoy n. O.
Ioo.-i
:, yy.Kt,,., S ~, go %. ""h ~ Hsshid,
IgJHEREaS n, am 49,, -, ~. .,,t
w Frbrnar, AZ ,s,, .,.',,,, =. a. assembly passed
ing the c.unni., M, a" az, ioi airahc-
tofs aud for eqIailsng IN. land lax - ,n' al " s'ha
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4 AND FOR SALE...... The subscriber ini.ndlng 10
move tothe western country is DESTROYS at selling
his tract OF LAND lying III Charlotte county on ward
Fork creek ten miles north OF the courthouse contain
ing $50 acres. This iand lies we'll aud great propcr-
ton OF the wood lard prime tobacco land The plan.
talon is IN good repair aud ten hands may work il 10
advantage. This tract is well watered and remarkably
well numbered and the situation is very healthy The
improvements small DIV cling house Is by 20 ,eet
with two fire placeswith other necessary ont houses
Inc SUBSCRIBER lives on The premises, aud will shew il
tn any person disposed 10 purchase.
DAVID Jones'
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The following very remarkable anecdete
was referred TO by Mr.. Williams in his speech
upon Seoonding Mir. Fayelrs motion for a
petition 10 the Legislature TO revise the cri.
minal code
Two men were once convicted of highway
robbery before Judge Caulfeld, the li,eaI
ancestor ct the present archdcdcon Caulfeid.
w nen the Jury brought in their verdict of
guilty, the elder of the two felous tuned roHnd
10 the younger, aud with a couutenauce
expressive - the most diaholical rage. malice
ana revenge, addressed his companion in the
following manner:
D---D seize sou, yen hen hearted VilIainl
IL II had not becn for YOU, would have
sent that rascal to h--ll, who bore witness
against uS | would have murdered The vii
lain, and then he could have told no tales
But you, yOu cOwardly scOundrel persuaded
me TO let him 70. You dog, i'll be ranged.
you VIII be banged with me and that is the
ony comfort aud satisfaction have. Bat,
GOOD people, a auyot my profession be among
you, take warning by my example. II Won rob
man, XII him on The spot yOn will tl.en be
safe. for dead men tell no tales Ihave robbed
many persons, aud may escape from prison
ana rob many more; and by H---lIS the
man surely viii murder" May God visit
ihe blood OF The man yOu murder upon nv
head" said judge Garfield. % Go, Mr. She.
riii, procure carpenter, have gallOws
erected, and coffin MADE Oh the very spnt
wbere Tie monster now Stands for from this
bench VIII not remove until see him exc
cuied as for the Nonig man, whose heart.
though corrupted ny The influence OF this
internal wretch, still retained Tie principles
OF humanity he shall not perish with him [
must. indeed, pass upon him tile sentence, The
Iaw requires, but will respite him, and use
my influence wiih the crown 10 pardon him.
THIS iiuary villain shall not, therefore have the
saiisiaciiOnhis malignant hearthas auucipat-
ed.' lie SheTiH Gbeyrd the order-a gaItOws
was erecicd iBthe cOui { ouse--.,nd in lie pre-.
sence OF the judge, tie jury, and the people,
the Unparalleled monster assembled the seat.
fold cursing and disappearing even 10 the mo
ment when he was launched into eternity.
4 uy,eloy .oy.r
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TOPOGRAPHIC POWER.-BIBLES.
N,Ssrs Editors. The Bible, containing what
Is called the Apocrypha, in the English Ian.
guase. contains nearly million words lhe
word, Of The Bible printed on your sheet, IL your
newspaper form were composed OF PeaTi type
would occupy about III sheets. Two OF Won't
pressmen could easily print thirteen bibles IN
one hour, Or ilJ ia ten hours. la the
dark ages, VIZ. before the LIGHT OF PRiNTiNG
arose, a bible was q rarity il cost thousands
OF do as and was chaiHed TO tie pulpit Of the
PARISH church. aud the priest kept tie KEYS.
both hystCal aud moral. For less tina haif "A
day 5 common labor ANY NAV " Oman IN the
United ~tcs may nov have a sceH printed
Bibie. | ava not sufficiently acquainted with
tie iisbre,c, Syriis, Greek. Latia, OF ANY oiher
iau-u' re ia which the inspired wgofr. 10 So,
hos nch isss paper the hibe, in either 81
Z o. Isngna- es, would require bat tNe b.
tcfS tell use that those languages require irs.
fon.f ~ space 10 express an idea, thaa ti.
En.i D.. On this subject. (ihc hight uf pm
So Lsse DSen a4aiosg ch4la4-u HltI o..
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New CfaSgoW fem0ie Insiitutfon.
VIE semi annual public examination of the v.nn,
x iaaies 'otming tins seminary. VIII he held lSfor,.
The trustees, on Friday me loih Instant and follow
!" nay; HENRY MORRIS Prmziual
the 10th OF May next ''
New Glasgow. AprI2. toz..ua,
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+ inbS, COFFEE, &c.-90O prime BneIes AyTes OK
Hides 5000 lbs. Green CoIee rs hhds. Mnsco.
Vado sugar IL bbls. best Loaf sugar s puncheons
chs'ce Autgna Rum Is half pipes aud quarter casks
london r. MADEIRA Vine, old 20 quarter casks sweet
mhnaga VINE 40 ton Nova Scotia Plaster Havana
III boxes London Porter; Slaters stear4
WIN. SHEPHERD, Street
mTcn v. lOO..I2 OppOsle c. WhiI0ck,s
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CiXTY DOLLARS REWARD. Ranar ay from ON
- board the sioop Aliezurev, at Norfolk. night
eithe Sd instant, THREE N&GRo MEN,
One oi them aaavd JOSHUA, froni l5 10 90 years
old, OF yellow complexion. live feet ave inches nigga
nus eyes rather re aud bis hair grows rather hig on
bis t"iehead wai purchased OF Mr.. Thomas Sands Nho
iives IN OF near Williamsburg.
one ether na'ned n'Nl, aboni 20 Years OLD. black
complexion, ave feet SAX inches high, teeth rather
open ia front, has di9e heard aud wh,sAeis was put
chased OF Or. IN ba'reii, who lives ,m Ming wiam
Gas 1 ann infornieu.)
The other One named Presley about ~ years old, of
nla1h 81 dam Blown conPieAiom. i've feet one inch
high. well aud has Two sears on one side of
h's head which he try conceal by coubing his
hati "sei uet lac has ASA oh uue his checks
lie had on wnei he ian-.ii a rrrll- ,.n, viii ar.,.
cape of bOsn cloth ms other cfothius not
ieccecird-ue Vas purchased o( CAar.es NJ. Miicheii
OF Nshmond, b1i was o.sn.d ty u Mt. Mitchell of
i!"enbutg 1891 vii give The ahoVe reward +Or the
ihtee, or IUeafV DOtfafS each oil them
ieo :" the cay OF lichiomd 90 hali that sum
u secured In TAI sitliat set ii, mi All mas.
.s's OF vessels ate ioie"arned Carrying OFT the
above deserted slaves, "nier she penalty
Ma,ch 10. lOS..u nENitI MN e.
i AND wAtltiNiS-tot seisi,,s la ,he Kev0iulion
Any war, Ia the Virginia line continental esl
lishrncnt.
owners Of. asd those en'iiled (.,ag all aLo served
'htec Years aud mpwaics) "asIals ue ahuYe dts
cIiptioI. are informed ,liat under The authority at
law Of the United States ioea iii on Tue l,h day
OF July next he permitted ,a,ie o ;o,,,e vqua
.anns on tie scioto iv.r. aud the head OF The
Ireat Miami :nerAnd as IT will he tie last oipufti,-
hitN To sr,usie gO0J laiJ uf variants viii DO
wen not 10 neglect II.
An. warrants iorwaiiedth subscriber win be locat-
ca OH such land as he may suppose mosisey op,ea.e
his employers. CADWALLADER WALL CT,
Cailiicoihe, (ohio) March IL. ioI..sn.
'5NSENrI DOLLARS kEwhkD.-R;.naway i.,uli he
subscriber on tue ilth sept. last, la Buchm ebani
county, Va near Rent Creek negro mao y lhe iiaue
oIStihKtES sometimes calls him self CharieS Uiis0a,
AGED about - years; he Is abon feet OF inches
heh, OF black cohprNion, long face iract,r-
ed; inclined In he bowesgea :!railer down look eGl
hefce when spoken to- expect said Charles has as
sumed some ciber name, aud rs passing free man.
ahd perhaps has flee papcIs substanitate such ore
tensions. will give the above rcwsvd said negro
sef delivered TO me, or secured in jail that
MN again. All persons are striciy iorewarned from
harboting or employing said slave a, the peril the
laws. SaNllEt r:NKLy
Feb. i6 OIL w,f
I AND FOR sALE....... The SUBSCRIBER iI,,u;1ng -
- move othe western country, is DESTROYS at selling
ms tract Of LAND lying III Charlotte county on Wards
FORK creek ten miles north Of the courthouse contain
ing $50 This aud lies we'll aud great proper
ton OF the wood lard prime tobacco land The pla an.
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"ire" "huef my band as governor, and under
c.,u tne sea- oithe commonwealth, at Richmond.
''' u"erh'h uay OF March, in The year OF
nIheteen, and OF Tie cnnlnlnnu.aI,h o.. -,
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Treasury Department,
Ji1Tch 70, 1919.


SIR-in order 10 ensure uniformity in the
execution OF The act OF uIe ZOth Of April.
lols, supplementary TO the Collection Laws
and more especially 10 enforce tie provisions
OF the oth. lStt aud 2l>t sections thereof the
COnSnls OF The United States residing IN TO.
reign yates are informed dat,
lot. nail cases, where, BY tie municipal
laws % the country in which tney exercise
tbrlr functions, they are restrained from
adni5uist ering Odtis. The yefifIcaiiOn rennired
bS the oth section of the act may be made in
the presence Of the rCsideptconsui before any
magistrate daily authorized to administer
Us and ,ucii Consul SiIal certify not only
The Uihc.di character at the ulkcgr and that
tie oath was administered Ia his presence,
bat that Tie person To- whom IL was administer
Ell - oi respectable character, aud who
according To the provisions Of the said act ,
Oug,d TO verify the sdid invoices
"a. Where merchandise is purchased for
commercial house IN the United States, by a
pdrtnPr fesiding abt0ad. the invoice Ousl to
be 'eitird bN such partner under the Sih sec.
1 OF O. the act.
81. AS cases embraced by the 18Th section
OF tie ACT are SUBJECT to the addition of fifty
per cent the failure to produce invoices daily
Vertucd being, ~ the contemplation OF the act
| cq0lvt,Cnt to merchandise ffandulenily in
voiced AZ twenty five per cent below its
| appraised va We.
!. Difficulties have occurred under the 2fst
/ ."cIOn ~ tte act fcIsiiyeIO discounts. ~ has
beenreptVseHted 10 ttis DepdrtH.0Ht, that the
\ most OF the discounts which appear OH the
| invoices OF merchandise, especially from En.
| s'and. are Hoi made tOf prompt payment
| nOt ultimately depend upOn any condition Ol
| that nature. IL iSassertrd that the tgue pftce
! Ot the merchandise ~ ascrrtaiBea only by
/ tedUC tihc tie dl.cOuutS from tie invoice pfi.
/ ces, and that where discounts are allowed fof
| piUsayt pus tneut, ~, upOH failure c0ntinget,
IS, tHey sre tHtcIe'l distinct from the cOiu,uou
i discounts, above leScFtossi. pu sre therefore
| fsqt-stsa 40 sl.se ~ ssls DVrditneas tu,
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N. B. The bark brought In heals viii he ,neas,od a.,
to the isnyArds. D. TATe X co
rev. zO- O3CZ)uJ EWING K DOBIE.
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'UI am not mistaken iR my recOliectlons on This
subject tie AyG6i0JlS 10 This 9dy make 1tsg of The
same HgHTeS it their nHmercUt c0ru{0tlOnS mn are
~ a'e among ourselves. and ehigk aufhajify for
us assertion may he fo~'d la capt. Riieys narra
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lFRoM THE AMERICAN FARMER.
ON THE Z . LURE AND PROPERTIES
OF 4 HE GIN inca

VIZ Z HE GUINEA GRASS.
brownsville, ). G. September 2 I3Ip
DEAR SIR,l enclose Ven some of The I'm
NEA GRASS SEED, buI am not certain that the
qnaiity IS good. In the year 1915, some seed
were procured from judge TouInin. of lie
insw) Alabama YVlTitOry In The ,,ortb as
March. 1916, these seed were planted i'm drills
about three feet aPast. and toierabe thick in,
the drilt Tie ground was very rich and il,
sood order containing ABOUT the eighth of an
dcfe the seed did not sprout ;ibove tI,..
go tnd until about the first of MAY; the sprouts
dHd shoots were not of strong growth Ind
them ihinned to one foot IN the drill. mud ,ye,I
hoed twice by TIE tenth OF jane at this time
ilc weather was very wet aud rainy for al
east fifteen days ;At the end Of which fine
my grass was III least three feet bi. d. aud cor
tluued 70 grow very well afterwards during
~ "ho1e year, which WAS, .ghat is called a
Tri y'm The biaaes and stalks of the grass
coHtinned tender and rich. and WAS eaten
freely by hO' ses aud cows, until about tue last
"i Juiy, when the stalks became large and
ne blades harSii dnd wete not Telished so well
by elmer horses OF COWS. / did not atteibnt
&" make hay OF tins Eta-S, intending only 10
get good stock ~ seed. The grass grey near
- trs, teet nigh and completely covered the
ground. SOiur bnuclcs eur of as near tie
er"uud, ~ possibly could, in ths month of
AnGn7i, and 80 rapid VAS lie growth, that in
EpteihiHr the Dnurhes so cut off were equal.
j. high ~ any other lunches There was
10 appearance u The grass seeding until
about the FIST 81 October. No frost fol- this
Ntdi sbmtieUt 10 XIII vegetation, until NnVsm-
aer and saved ab0ui half d peck OF seed
inu seed having lain "a long time iu the GROUND
tiis ycdg without sprOnlmg, ] believed thai [
Jngb iiO have sUwn them earlier L. the month
4 Febrnary, ISl7 again planted The satne lot
~ ground, as had done the year before The
rras spropteh early ia April, and was entire.
~ destroyed by frost There came up. howe.
yer. Stinc planis from the sred, which had re-
NAMED on the grOand throughout lie winter;
these trdnsplaDted (bni did not separate the
roaiS) lu'D the richest part Of the lot Il grew
BADLY THIS year, not exceeding i've feet in
height some OF u seeded this year, much ear
lieI than Il rad done the last; bui having ODly
few punches, only few seed wer, saved
Onthe fifteenth OF March 1878, planted the
same lot Of ground, after having it well .Banur-
ed the seed were bad, and had again only
few DHnchps Of grass growing I therefore
DELAYED itiieriUg The seed as late as possible
thinking they might come TO iull perfection
bui ~ this | was deceived for, upon gather
ing the seed found jply few Of them good
IN the month of March last, again drilled a
small SPOT Of ground, aud very few Of the sect
Sprouted, but some seed which had dropped
from the stalk last autumn, spTouted these
lave manipulated into my garden, where they
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l9IS hnlfLn Ier,.-H

NIENoIN" % 'em"Ne her residcuce Charlottesville
iniofms her friends and the puDfc tba, The SC goOt
m uue instruction OF young ladies', will he nlnued at
hei h'hse ny her daughters. Their system o. tuition
WIZ iht'H"e the iOli"NIng branches of education
neauhS, writing, arithmetic, English grammar heI.s
IeueIs' astronomy, sc 'graphl with mapping aud The
uuRciation. ISL s'' P''-
rue terms OF board aud tuition bedding and washing
oeihs Included, a'e IS payable nj the end OF .ach
session lhe hist session will commence on The I5L nj
yanuafS' a"d terminate on The 18th of June. NJ papi
WIN ne ADMITTED for less term than a session.
L~fIsa. SOL IS. n ,Im,
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6OuBLic ShLr-sy virtue of a deed OF Irnst executed
to the subscriber by william Archer aud Branch
Archei oh the 18th day of November 1873 and
IN the clerks Office of fowhalam c0unty purposes
therein mentioned, will be sold to the highest bidder
public aHciOn for casS, Mrs. Ann Baug tavern IN
ihe County Of Pow hatan, the rsI day November
next all the interest the said Wm & Branch Archer
(being one undivided sixth part aud IN tract Of
LAND IN Powlatan county, containing ouT hnndl ed and
acres, lately purchased by ZachaiIah Brooks
Joseph Echols and the said william aud Branch Archer
OF William e. Povail. title vested in the subscr.
her will he conveyed to The purchaser.
PETER +. ARCHER, Trustee.
October ]. I2.w5w
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Richnond, SeplemberIl. lid
For NnGe at .1nctinn

4 IN WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. At 10 O'Clock, Oh
- tue premises, one LOT OF GROUND containing
dDout 81 acres with ore new twp story BRICK ROUSE
"a ieet by 20, two small dwelling houses, with sheds
anu Two stables-Also, two thirds VI two undivided
AChcs, adjoining the above, with incumbrauce al
on nue VIM. Dmval, the original proprietor. one
hoPEW LIN 40 >arES long with rope making utensils
together with patent machine L. make rigging one
carr, ana All my household and kitchen FURNITURE.
inc Lot hSt above mentioned will he sold subject
ueeus oi Trust, 10 the amount of $50. credit Of
ana " months. The whole sold tors and
all debts due on notes bouds acknowledged
WIZ De received IN payment. The above property will
p"stVey be sold IN lots 10 suit purchasers when fur
Their particulars will be made known by
Oct s. Ii..tds JONATHAN OIIICKSAJI.
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grCv well. When gather seed this year, ]
shall enueavour to procure good seed by shak-
ing the stalks daily over some sheet or oths,
cloth, by which means, the ripe seed may b.
gathered, as they come to perfection. | am
induced to believe, from the experiments
which have made, that the seed remain up.
on the stalk very short time after they are
ripe. L should have mentioned heretofore.
that the two last wears have been unusually
dry in this part of the country. TO which cir
cumstance, attribute my wantof success 1
hope that this grass may flourish with YOU but
L fear your climate may not suit II W n l
think, It you cultivate the grass, il would be
advisable tor you to adopt the plan recoi-
meuded by DIR s. Brown, or as you woujd oh.
tain tobacco plants from plat OF g:aund 1
have endeayoured every winter 10 prevent the
roots of the grass being killed by frosts but
have not succeeded. The roots are very iarc
and strong, spreading to some distance aud
not easily rOtted. Ii impoverishes land very
much. cannot however, forbpar mentioning
That when the seasons ate suitable the seed
sood. aud ;he landric that no grass can Oe
cultivated, WINCH will so amply reward the id
eour ut The husbandman.
The Fails o. Sc Marie on the Straits Of St. Ma
rue, ny which the waters "i Lake Superior discharge
themselves into Lake Huron
Tue straits are about fort, miles long.
Inc fails do not descend pendculaTy those Of
Niagara or 81. anthony, but CONSIST ola rapid which
cohun"'sh. three quarters OF mile, over which
noes well plotted, NAY pass bnt they
Inc British fur Traders make portage Of mite pass
ing It.
II has been observed by travellers that the entrance
INTO Lake superior irom these straits affords OF
the most pleasing prospects IN Ihe world and ina, the
BASIN al the head oi he straits calm
the tempestuOus wAGs watch blow on Lake SureEIor
AT the lower eud OF the fails nature has ior,d mot
comnodious station tor taking with nets the wAe ush
which crowd there IN the months of September aud
October IA snch amazing quantities as 10 furnish The
means NJ great commerce.
The falls are III latitude TO- about degree further
north than the city OF Montreal.
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petition will he presented TO The next
General Assembly "f Virginia, praying the massage
=" az acl e Assembly To authorize the sale of tract
" aho lying IN the county of Louisa on the waters Of
lHuah Cub creeks, containing ny estimation POI acres
We, .s us same tract OF laSd conveyed DyReuben Thorn
ton and Maria r. his wife tn Cornelius D. CbisboIme
Oy ueed bearing date June 30tb, 1914 and afterwards
conveyed IN trust by the said Cornelius ID. Chisbome
10 william Swift jun. by deed hearing date ApriI3 1917
August ~ IN ,rI,.s' '''
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NOTICE. Were committed te the iailoft The com
~ ~ OF Caroline as tunaways ON Inc OH Of inv
lsst' i've negro meu-one calling himself JOHNSON
anu the other CHARLES they say they belong 10
James Rchefson Of Halifax county va The said
Johnson rs of DARK complexion, approacingto black
ne rs about ~ years Of age, feet high has an npedi
cashmere pantsloons, blue coat, and a yellow Mar
settles vest. The said Charles IL also NJ dark COM
Psxloh approaching TO black about ~ years Of age
feel2 or inches high, well set has scar on bis len
cheek, has on pair Of striped Virginia cloth panfa
looms and blue hroadclotb coat. The owner Of sad
negroes viii please apply for prove property pay char
ges, and take them away, cy will be dealt with ac
cOIung 10 law. OTWAY ~. TOOMBS,
AuE. 81. 33..M Inr .lnLn n. RaWIinH. .LniLnr-
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REMARKABLE DEATH

On Saturday evening, the 2Gth ult. a young
man OF Burlington. n. j. ate piece of none,
comb. III which a bee was concealed Whlf
i'll the act OF swallowing it, the bee stung him IN
the throat, which swelled so as 10 occasion
within half an hour, his death by suifOcaiiou.
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MODIFICATION the 2Tih Of September IsIo- took
- from on board Of Clougb Anos's b vat head man
lin, three bags Of wheat aud the 5Oth TOOK FROM
Nalhaniel Butohs boat four bags Of wheat aud on the
% Of OcsbeT took from James NJ. Harris boat MIN
rod head man, one bag Of wheat and the same DAY
from Jackson nillS boat, Billy head man. one bag Of
wheat THIS is 10 request those losing wheat to come
ana see this, prove property, pay charges and take
aWay-or will deal With IL as the law directs.
WV. PIGGOfT, Inspecfsrol Boats, Lock fiafbor
=. s. Those granting manlests to bostmeu will he
very particular IN The uuher NJ bags boxes or barrels
that smali grain 70 shipped n otherwise there is
great door OVen fOf hand. S3..WOW ". =,
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k'pCCAlleN IA young man, who nos teen .-.s-
ca during tue two last years IN teaching the Lstn
Language, English Grammar, hrIihlnetic &c wants
slustoh, as private teacher he would prefer on.
III .ne 'ahiiy OF Lawyer, (wtb few pupils ia sa-ry
80 n' 80 much an object a. situation of tins kind.
II Nj. Thomas VI. Maur, of Ch.rio,tr.,,,Is ,r;u
give iurther Information, NJ apple, To- a. "a,
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IhirtN Dok.ars Remnl:d.

tFLoFED on the 23d August last JESSIE very
- iksiy negro man near!, feet high aud about %
years DID, He IS very black, la 4 smooth ;,upre and
nds PROBABLY Obtained fee pass. lie was cen MAX.
ing ms way over the mountains where he has father
ahd brother he was raise ia c aries CIV, "a here he
mas neither at Mr. william Doup!ass's viii Give
IN" ap"Ve reward for his app .tcnso, ari d-.itprk
10 Iie, or $40 IL secured in any jail so rat gei Inn
again: ISABELLA MITCiTLI.
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