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we recommend II to such rs have no; yet seen ibis
astonishing eroupe. 10 seize The present o,;nn,Impily
they leave us on Thursday ncxt.-They really con-
sti'Ule n'nsica proiiey. Ni Lewis hnsclfis great
on Tie violm"nd his ltle fimiiy Of three so.rs and
on the base vo!, the violin the p,no. and the harp
Tor they perform on all these Instruments The eiJ-
est boy too performs The piano and lie harp not
wnh Inc powers OF boy but OF master The Ill
tie boy mol four years old also exhibit, his mowers
They play-pieccs Of the diicul aDd rapid e,.-
ecu!ion And rs their luie fingers y over the KEYS
OIL the piano or sweep over the chords of the harp,
The spectator Is surprised with their case as well ,s
corTcctncss.-lt is spectacle, from which we haze
received so much eradication ourselves that We can
not iorbear recommending it to others to- enjoy the
same opportunity.
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LAND FOR SAIE-

ply virtue Of deed of trust executed rs by Warner
- Lewis on the 27 DAY Of April 1876 10 John
Woodson the payment Of sundry sums money therein
neniioned VIC will ne "A dayef Febrs9, neat il fair
not on the first fair day thereafter, the premises sell
Tor cash. The remainder Of Of land containing ms
acres more or less lying tbe Byrd crecb purchased y
ihe SAID Warner Lewis from Randolph Harrison bounded
Dy the Snd Byrd creek the lands Of Edwin Turpn md OH
er<a part OF The said tract having been already sold TO
fausy n former instrument. Also trlct containing 100
acres less bounded the Byrd crcel the land n
Richard Crouch, Thomas Duiori, George Holman ard War
ner Lewis Also, adiOninng This last fnenppcd
tract bounded by the Byrd creek the land ~ chaod r
iel and icbard Crouch-with the appurenances the said
tracts belOhgng or so much thereof be sufficient 10
pay $500 with he interest thereon and tie costs ATTENDING
the execution Of this trust The sale will commence on tbe
Tst mentioned tract and be adjourned 60 the other tracts If
necessary, from day 60 day, ill much j. sold As il sucint
10 satisfy the deed aforesaid These lands H. in an o.
ceen neghborhood, and part Of them is capable OF pro-
ducng fine obaccohe balance generally good farming
land. THOMAS PEMIEHTON
ARCHIBALD BRYC r. Jur.
December 4. GO-,,fds
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IL persons indebted to the estate of Gen1 LITTLE
n BERRY MOSBY, decd late Of Powhainu COUNTY arc
requested 10 make payment Those having caims are de-
sicd TO produce them Immediately.
MERIT VI. BOOKER,
Ereptor er GeaH btasberry 1iasbl. deeA
Powlatan, dec. g. s1-w4w
IN ChANCERY,-lu Ring and queen COUNTY coGli, &C.
y tnler the 2sth, 1851
liicieson EubanL, P7is,fiG.
dguty
Richard Wyatt, Edward Carlton aud Elijah Carlton,
D.GfIuHts.
This day carc the psnIih by John w scupie. Esq. h
3ttg-neS ani Il appearing ihr satisfaction Of the court
that Richard Wyatt OF the defendants not ~ inhabit.
ant of this commonwealth and that the process Of this cnur;
cannot DC served linn the motion Of tic plaintiff o.,
bis said attorney Is decrcsd and ordered thar The said
ri hard Watt do appear here heufe he day Of
Aiarc term ncy 20 the b of The compis nant and
That copy Of lh order be inserted Coz two months IN die
Eiehmund Enquirer, aid that COPY BE posted al the FROM
coor OF ,he courthouse ~ ibis county.
copy--Tesie, CLIO. .. POiSDExrER. nc.
iceeinief O. tO-IeNs
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MEXICO-FALL OF VERA Cruz.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-The schooner J1o,i,aS which,
has arrived nj this port from Havana, brings intc-
Eence OF the capture OF Vera Cruz by The Patriots
This may be considered nearly the closing scene
oil Spanish government III the new word--tie war
may be proonged-Spain may even send out an ex-
petition IN the hope of recovering footing in these
Chill; and lauerIy in Mcxico, preclude me possible
iyoi her again obtaining dominion over Il portion of
the globe destined by nature for independence and
freedom. The news the fall of Vera Cruz was an
nounccd atHavana by the Spanish, IL lsio from the
former plce having treasure and 270 passengers on
board followed on the succeeding day Iy the Spa
hish soop OF war Diamond, with more treasure aud
several passcngers.--We see no reason 10 doubt the
authenticity ofihe intelligence I'D. GU.
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GoYER.NORs C0.MMU.NYCqTrOM
The honorable Speaker of)
tie Ifouse Of Delegates. s
FeEoiO CiitzenS Of The
House of DeLeo1fes.

House Of kIetegdteS,
WI meet under circumstances So prOpitious
to public happiness, in M lhe most important
points, that no new subject Of general concern
appears to call for the invitation towards it, of
your early and particular attention.
The intimate knowledge Won bring along
with you Of the public feelings, wants and
wishes of your respective constituents, will
enable you to undertake whatever new egis-
Iative arrangements you may fnd lobe ncces
sary, with fair hope of ultimate beneficial Ell
feet, and with the certainty o. equal regard for
all interests
The representative body has always felt
proper sympathy, with that part the com
munity, which is as yet only virtually repre-
seBted and the fact IN oar history IS highly
honorable TO us, that 10 instance has vet oc-
Cured ofiniury sustained, or complaint made.
on account of,he right OF suffrage being with
held from part OF our citizens.
The revenue has been collected with n FACT
lily, and paid 10 with promptitude, which de-
note satisfied people, and accurate agents.
| The system of finance, and OF accouniabny
IN or state, reflects high honor upon your
predecessors Of various periods. It is grand
approach towards perfection to have all the in
come from public funds devoted to the t,yo
great common objects OF public instruction
and territorial improvement, aBi the expenses
OF government regularly provided for within
The year, by levy upon the people common-
suratc With thc exigeucies Of the time some
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ST.ATES

This is the season of Legislation Several
of the legislative bodies are now in session as
the two CarOIinas, Kentucky. Tennessee,
Mississippi, aud Missouri.-P ennsylYania and
Idary!and, are in session about this period.
The legislatures Of Rhode Island, Vermont
ana New Jersey have recently adjourned.
KENTUCKY.
No general reliefb has passed this state.
A bill has passed The II. Of il. ayes 40, noes
SO, raising the tax on billiard tables to $500.
To be PAID 10" n advance; provision is also
made 10 prevent the collection by law ofany
debt which is contracted at billiards
Much time has been spent in discussing the
case OF Benz. Mills, a Judge of the CONT of
Appeals, who was charged with misconduct
in oEice Or. Clay appeared at the bar in his
deieace. The III. of II. rejected IL resolution,
ayes 15, nays 81, for removing him from Office
by address-but they subsequently, adoptcd
certain resolutions, which touched the naiots
IN which be had been implicated such as
st. that no aSlge ought 10 sit an "A ca,,se be-
tween corporation OF which he Is an interest
ed partner, and any other PARTY 3D. That no
Judge of the court Of Appeals ought io sit in
a case which he ms decided below Srd. thai
NO ludge of The Court os Appeals should later
icre with the management al causes below.
except in cases where his own iadiyit,l.al inc
rest Is involved; 4ih. thar in crimina! eases the
jury have arishtto Judge as well of the law as
OF the facts
select committee have made Report ror
accodinS TO the Resolutions of Maryland, re-
commenting AN appropriation out ofthe pub
&c lands for the benefit OF edncation--The
hentuc%y Report concludes with the follow
ing Resolutions:
Rssric.d by me Ssots and House f cpycse ., ,i.ss
Of DE Commonwealth Of keracky, Th.d each Of Inc
T. states has an equal right in lis just proportion.
10 participate M the benehi OF the public laus ha
co,amon property ofIie Union.
! 'rhe Senate of Kentucky have disagreed to
a bill for repeating in part the law against de-
] eNinc
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We Snail attempt 10 obtain tie opinions of
the Judges on this very important case
meanw lille we give place to the fullowiDr ar
tcie which appeared in the Portsmouth
w: Ill., journal of the cath ut:
M case referred To hy the Counsel for The Pr;sor
e,S m The Commonwealth Of virginia w The Jnl
oi iienricor as having been decided in N-w-lla an
s"'% Was mat OF Slogan and others before Richard
son hief Justice, in Nov 1916 The prSonors ,.,o
btou:h mp On awrii of Habe,s Corns The ,rtur,, 81
Nn'cn stated that they were detained n,.er n,lui-
mus iom aJus'ice OF the Peace founded on "A comic
.oh "I having deserted from the Shin Anne contrary
!" W. 'o!h OF ,he statute &c- aud against he peace
anu uisnty oi the th1'eR St,fcs Tie mi,iimus "a +,
1" me name OF the State of Ne,y. Hampshire
tpon this ntarn, the Couns.i for Tho u~;so,c,s
moSed Tor ihe'r discharge. But TIC Counsel for lie
Compartments objected 10 the jurs,ci ouor the Cor
oi authority from the Quilted Slaia
l. thief Justice ovcrruipd ;his Obj ct;,, and
sustained has jurisdiction ;--hecausc when a Jus,ce
acis under 'c authority of the United States !, nnsi
distinctly appear from his procoo dnes ilat he Is so,
acting and in this case the pr,,crs was IA ,,
% u'e stale ot ew-iiimpsl,irc, ard he allegation
u"i Il was @sUnF me firm ofMe Sys',ie Ssr must lie
Understood "a mean Sh,utc of " H. and hec.r.,
'ec"ntN, ihe State Courts would have iaiisd:c,ipn
even IL II ~" aoear that The Justice w,s acting unor
me "u'"or'ty oI me United States The Chief Jusice
"'hHted tina, on is subject different opinions were
entertained IN different States Such iurisdiction
was exercised IN Massachusetts but was declined in
New ofk and Mar1 land. BIZ, he case of common
Wcalh VS. Holloway bmney Rep. 80, was consi-
dercd an authority directly in point
jurisdiction being iils entertained he nriso,,crs
were q 5 i1iged Tor certain defects an the t.iitiuu.
r. Cuts, Jr. io, the prisoners
u; Sullivan attorney Gcncr.,D and y Far..r Tor
The Compliments
The opinion ri ihe Chief Justice wus r,ll;sb.l a.,
large IN IT,. PotsmOuih Oracle, Nov. go 1916
Repskfisiai from he Richmond Esg7sire-
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NORTH CAROLINA.

In the Senate, Mr.. Wade presented the fol-
i'Wins resolution. which was adopted:
iteSotSod, That the committee of Finance
be Instructed TO enquire into the expcdiencv
of taxing the several persons, residents ofttis
state, who own capital stock in the Bank OF
the i. States The committee have rot vet
made Report.
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lsv.A VALUABLE LAND nor SAFE.

}sssM VIII be offered for sale the highest bidder
tH on the I'd day # FebrGHtg ntrl, the house of
Nl9hoas Daito Esq who lives adjacent the land rat
"eknown and valuable tract of land wheseon Hum
ter deceased, lately resided Ming in ROCKINGHAM comfy
ortb CaToina ON Beavers Island creek four miles from
lne Town OF Madison on Dan river The eight
or nine hundred acres adapted to the culture of To-
acso' corn and small granand a considerable portion Of
~ Is 10" grounds with ahout % Of good meadut,
ground 1t is well improved and in cool order for rnine
ana WIZ be sold ON accommodating terms, by nc.
Dec. 4 60-t1J SAMUEL IffNTEU. Tvfor
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= GORDONSVILLE FOR SALE.

T.r--t4 NJ =. ~ iI1itiS O@e SALE
lsnsHu The subscribers have determined To- sell this
s}t very valuable estate, containing about 900 acres
OF land lying IN the county Of Orange, The stage road
icng from Charlottesville To FTedt,i0ts5ug. which is in
tersecied bv the stage read from Richmond Har nJary
M,lnln 20 miles OF the University etrpi'gioia.
he land i handsomely stunned under tie S,,ut-yyest
mountains, in wealthy neghborhood on the pre-
nises three commodsou dwenghoase stables and other
necessary ouilGildne well of excellent neyer-fan wa
er good garden, large APPLE ORCHARD choice fruit
m an abundance OF limestone, wi ic easily raised,
his establishment has long been known as the most eli
p.e ior Ei of any IN the upper country
cunt OF ITS healthy stution Is pleasant retreat i'm the
~ inner season for people from the lower part The stae
have rented the Tavern FOR the ensuing wear should
sac pe erected The rent can the purchaser and lac
have the liberty of seeding in the fall.
or tefhis apply 10 Doctor Beac Nathaniel Gordon on
Gordon, Of the house Williams Gordon lirInoNd
54 arNE G0RDoN Hs.gs ie@( join \. GORDON,
LnCl GORDON, 1ofNaf.qail} NATHL. GORDON
CHARLES BEALE,) tfeyyion dc SAME II. G5Hn1,,
Gordonsyiile. December 4. en 80 ~
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lF ISIS CATHAEiNt SCHENCK " III continue her school
VA Tor hein-tfncti0l cf fentes house The Fors
~ Uauo'g, the ensuing wear 10 bch WI he faugi cor,
Teclv tnd Erammatcally reading wfir, arithmetic, fi-
csh GRAMMAR history and geography the approved
lars
VIII be- hundred doiafs Tor r srha4sc vc1r Of iep
mDne Tor ui'i1p afiae twenty doll srsour laS iotc pai
10th June. e other half neceinher 1872 Tie
school viii begin f5ih January, tf2.
LEWIS Bff.f1t ~.
Narrower, December 4. 0l--1s-.la
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EnUCATInN

J.IJUNIh HUN.
HIHE subscriber, grateful The liberal encouragement
q which lac has received In the CITY 81 Richmond. respect
fully invites the Parents and tiuardians pupils
examination on the Goth and 2ist inst
The following is the Of education Fhi during
present session. and in which the pupil, win be oNaunc
Latin, Historic Sacra; Pictus CRIBS; Vri Roma Virgil :,
Liyy and Taciius.
Greek, Testament, Miuora Zenophon EIoner Lon
giuus
Mathematics, Geography. Globes and Maps Arithmetic
mcDSuration; Euclid and Algebra
After the examination he school will closed until BE
"a day Of Jan Rules, regulations aud in adj
versemeut.
December f. a0-wow G. I. STACK.
MULES FOR SALE.
lust arrived drove of about 40 northern MULES,
- them three and four wears old prrgyery large End
~ fine order it pat vceEnqire the
Courthouse Tavern, s0Hth NJ the Market II
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BOARUING SCUOOL,


TUE subscriber viii opcG a boarding school the ensu
> ing Year his residence Nelson CONFERENCE.-The
viii teach oil The braucheg usualiv taught our acade-
mics and colleges. Cuo IN reading writing for ten
months twenty dolarsn all utcr branches thirty dollar,
Board, including oom bedding fuel, washing and candle
one hundred dollars. Payment quarterly in advance
boarding scholars only viii be received, cepf where lie
schoir hord wish hcr parents gaar0ians The school
viii commence tine hrst of January.
Reference nay be lad to Rev Join u. Rice Richmond
Hoheri RHes, Lsq. Nelson aud Wniam G. Rivcs Abe
marie SILAS BtGLOW.
Iovng'ior. November ~. 60-ye5w
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGfNIN.
TLiHE annual meeting Of the siocoides fr the election
Of Directors tortte Bank and the several Offices OF vi
count aud Ueposii viii De held Wednesday The 9i dg
Of jaauiry nett
Pee. y eo-2,wtd. WI. NERFRvIs. Cashier.
pursuance Of deed Of trust Xccuied Jesse H. Oyrr
10 toe subscriber bearing date h day Of Ortonsr
t9it snd duy admitted 90 record IN The county court cf
Niddrsc ior e pnrrOe cf securing cortsn debt here.,
mentioned - DaGsy A. mlef aud for tht ur3.Ts therein
oppressed shall proceed 10 ,eli the highest bidder
cish ON the premises TDesdag H t8l de az DsrefI.
"cs uc OF parcel ,fland Wing being 81 uie county
at3re.'t containing twenty five asto expressed .a lie
tit deed pf trust LEWIS GkN aiD q rt.fss
fft0.
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FARMEKS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.


The Creditors Of ". Crao & Son
re re40e p 10 bring forward their claims ~ the - Of
"a February as is expected tliat division or a.
money in Aafd viii DO made aiont tlat time The books
With y. Grew in Hn1oycr. Who s. authorized 20
scue ciaiis. Tie Trustees IF ". Cree So,t.
UeceV,rcr =. r0--gfv
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THE SENATE


Fourteen members appeared and on mo-
ton of Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. VIM. G. Holt a Sc
nator from the district of Norfolk, was elected
Speaker without opposition.
The former officers were appointed without
opposition; viz Messrs. Theodosius Hans
ford, Clerk William Dabney, lSejea1t at
firms John Warrock, Printer; and Little
bury Allen and julius Martin, doorkeepers.
GOVERNOR'S CO.MuU.NTC.4TTON.
Cry OF RfcHMoNp:
Connect Chamber IN Ire
SIR, Capitol, December 3, 1921. )
have the honor 10 mesent to you the enclosed pa
per, with my request that you will lay it before the
House of Delegates.
Your most o5edient servant,
TIL VI. RANDOLPH
The Honorable Speaker M
GV Ifouse Of Delegates. s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-13
died.

On Sunday the 9th inst. at an advanced
age, thomas Tracy, Esq for many years a
use lul and respectable uhabilaut oil this Dis
trict.
Few men have passed thro' life with a
reputation SO un-ulled His integrity was
always unqursiloned, even by those who
were dilgent in holding up to REV the &c
centriCities ot his mauner-kind and be-
neyolent, he was always ready to assist his
irienGs and the poor ia The hour Of need.
VI ny admired the excellence OF his charac-
ter. and sincerely loved him.
Possessing strong and persevering mind
bis artamments in literature without the aid
OF r tutor, were by no means inconsiderable,
hsblluaily pious he devoted considerable
palt of each day to religious exercise. Fills
frie DIS have reason 10 hope that IN future
state his merits will be fully rewarded.
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POSTSCRIPT.
DEATH OF NAPOLEON.

REPORTED DEATH OF NAPOLEON.
Boston, Aug 6.
Death of Bcnaparte By MIR Hodges,
who came passenger in the Ruby, arrived
at this port from st. Jago, Cape de Verd
Islands, we are informed that, while at
Port Praya, ne met the late governor of
the Isle of Bourbon. who had recently ar
rived there, and was informed by him,
that ON his passage from Bourbon to Port
Praya stopped off St Helena, where all
communication with the place was refus-
ed.
The boarding officer of the English
squadron also oechneu giving any answers
TO enquiries made relative To Bonaparte.
Tie vessel in which the governor was a
passenger afterwards touched at Ascen-
sion, about 2Otn May,) where they fell in
with Sir George Coi,;er, who stated that
Napoleon Bonaparte DIED on the 6th
Nav, and that he had despatched gun
brig to Eng land with the intelligence.
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very soon dispersed. with an immense loss,
and il not effectaally destroyed, twas owing
10 several opposing circumstances. We have
however, the satisfaction that our troops dis
played the greatest yalor aud fortitude, and
may may now boldly rely on the efforts OF
warlike soldiers.
Within two days, will return to La Vela,
and successfully to Coro, the gang of CASH
cure being at present much weakened
From Msracaybo division composed out Of
the 100 men arrived there from Cundinomar-
ca, has been marched towards the latter
place, tor the purpose Of destroying the rem
pant oil the fac:ious bands"
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For Freight,
Potomac COmpanY.

TNHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
L will be held at Simmes' Columbian In
Georgetown, on Monday the 5;h DIV OF Aug.
mex, Tor the purpose of electing President
and directors for the year thence ensuing,
and for uansactirg other business OF the
COMPANY.
The President and Directors will hold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day Of Angus, next for the purpose OF APP
pointing the following officers, VIZ:
AperSon TO act as Treasurer and CLERK OF
the works; one to act as Toll-gatherer and
gate keeper, at the Great falls, and one 10
act in the same capacity at'the Little Falls.
By order OF the Board.
J. MOORE,
Treasurer & Clerk of the works.
Georgetown, jelly IS 3sw'othA
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Gillespie's
Fortunate Office, Washington City
Or at Kerr e FtS Hughs,

S0'''S' UT IL 7'''' '''''' . W.T. 0tFSNs
Alexandria,
Orders, directed as above, will meet
prompt attention.
RecoIIect Gillespie has sold more capital
pn7es in different LOTTERIES since he has
been engaged in the business than other ven
der of tickets 10 America
aug IL DIT
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IIerrings.

I lindsay & HILL, have just received
IL 800 boxes Nova Scotia Herrings.
A,ge St which will be sold lew
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MARRIED,

At Wood Lawn, Prince Georges coun-
tv, Mo on Thursday, 9th inst. by the
Rev. Ethan Allen, Capt. " c Beard, of
the U. S. Army, to Miss Matilda II.
Johns, dau. nIer of the late Aqui'a Johns
Esq
At Washington, on the same day, BY
the Rev Mr. Mccormick, MIR ". Serial. to
Mss Elise ~ adams, both of Charles
county vi .
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10 Dollars iieWard.

StTRAYED or stolen from the commons of
- Alexandria, on Tuesday night last, A
BAY MARE, abou; years old. IS hands
high. low before; she has two marks of the
Cart saddle on her back, black bushy mare :,
which lies on sides Of her neck, with rather
an ugly head; she incIines TO slow pace
when rode; when she trots, her gait is hard
and wide. The above reward will b. given
with fair allow ance for expenses if taken
at greater distance than, IL miles from this
place, and FIVE, with expenses. if at less dis
lance. RobEh BRUNEI L.
aug IL 3t~
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Sales by Auction.

On TUESDAY,
=. At 10 o'clock, will be sold at rhe auction
Store, without reserve, most likely, heal
thy and suong
Negro Girl,
Is years old. No limits as TO the place of
removal.
S. A. MARSTELLER. tucrr.
ON TUESDAY,
4 T 10 o'clock will be sold at The auction
n store variety Of goods, among which
are
Sugars 1st and end quality
Moiasses, wine red and white
Vinegar, brandy 4th proof
Rum do
Phila. ale and porter in bottles
Black bottles, wbiskey, paddock
Cordial, beds, furniture &c.
:,Atew articles Of Elegant Plate.
Nails
Also without reserve
8 ps. linen cambria
Mems coarse and fine shoes
Cottons, silks, muslins, &c. SC.
S. A. MARSTELLER. Aut.
aug 70
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10 hent.
Writing Academy.

= G. DEETH, respectfully informs the
-. citizens of Alexandra and its vicinity,
that he will commence School for the in
struction of young Ladies and Gentlemen in
the art of
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Drill.
Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandra,
d, C.. on the 9Th inst. as a runaway, a
negro lad, named CHARLES THOMAS,
ABOUT FIVE feet five or SIX inches high, OF
yellow complexion, about seventeen years
Of age; he has small scar on his upper
lip, and one on his right cheek, also one
scar on the right side Of his nose, says he
came here with captain Sampson, in coal
vessel, from Norfolk; that his mothers name
is Sophia Thomas, and is living in Norfolk,
Buckley's square. He is indifferently cloth,
ed. and states that his mother is free, and
and is recorded in Portsmouth, in the clerk 8
Office ,kert'by Mr.. Wilson. The owner is de-
sired to come prove property, pay charges,
and take him away, Otherwise he will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSA\ ELL Tailor.
aug 9 .aw2m