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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
GRkTNAGREEN.

a Lonrnn pa ar states TINT one Of
the fhciati:.s p-.tsts at hrs far famed
'e"',.ir Of Hy.ren, bad MARI, one
hundred and siaty taco couple since
e" years. day.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
ron SAL r.

EylNDiNG myscf zoo infirm and
entirely unable to attend to tie
duti,s OF a arm ; desire OF go
ing into Town for the education ofmy
infant children, and, moreover. tn Ii
quidate my engagements. have again
detc, mined to offer for sale the land
ard plantation whereon reside, TO-
krethrr with The
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
Valuable Potomac Land.
FOf NG[e.

BY Virtue of a Deed os trpst fron,
homas Cresap, Esq l will sell by
I, i'ate contract, the following desi,a.
ore real estate. lying ON the MARYLAND
SIDE IN Allegheny couAty, asout ten
miles from Cumberland. IL is IN ono
tract containing upm ards of
700 Acres of Arabic Land
wen wate.,ti-Jetwetn three u fou.
hundred ares are i'm cultivation, and
the greater part
first-rdte River Bottom,
and about irrtt acre, in mea,.ow
he whole ofthe arabic land is VII
adapted to the cultivation of tobact O.
and grain of every description ana
here is on the Pre.n ses
F0luable Aie7rh0nf & SqaD Di5lg
qrite convenient to the river banko
an a good stream Of water, into Viii h
tie water from the river may be takra
IL with very little expemsr. ! l.e
lsssss Dwelling House is Of
,iisssl1 stAne. wv stories high. with
i,enient apartments. tn late r..
dencc OF the elder Daniel Cresa,,,
nate on beautiful eminence commaua
ding fine view Of moun.ain scenery
south. east and Yves The SOL Of he
wondland is goodg and is covered " TIN
heavy timber Of good quality, md
well Watered, have been told that
flour may be taken fiofss the mil and
delivered IN Baltimore by water I'd
risge for one dollar per ba' rel. sam
not larger than is usuaiI; paid for the
carriage OF Il barrel at flour from FREE
derick-l own to Baltimore: and if the
Otofnac canal should be made, uf'
which think there is no doubt, tho
price for The carriage of barrel OF
Hour will not probably be NOS than
81 cents to Baltimore This farm
IS also admirably situated for grazing.
aifording ample ground 10 supply hiy
for Stock during wia,,r, anu in one
day cattle may be drove to the GlaGes
I'D the spring. where they may be-
kept during the summer upon wild
grass free from any expense. and res
turn in The I'LL fit fr maFket.
by making one liberal cash pay
ment. the balance may be put into am
nuai payments. giving an extended
credit. The title is unquestiona ly
good For lolther particulars Apply
at my Office IN Frederic Town. or
houas tresar. Esq. living OIL the
estate.
q. s. TIGMAN', Trustee.
May 24-4w.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
m,artHanp.

Various; that tie nj d
or dpsultory man. studius OF change,
And pleased with novelty may be inhulRed. -
li:rvPsR.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
NEGROES.

Stock of all' kinds, PLANTATION
UTENSILS, a TnRFSHiNG MA
CHINkI, nd most of tine Furniture,
there is nearly
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
", w Mode OF CHAyIENc

NJ w MODE OF CHALLENG.
ING I'll he foisowr,. i. extracted from
Na,ct ez paper, ard is entirely q u "
mode OF writing cha :uge: J h.. par.
" ipv't'd. seems TO have under tood
the ohjeci, AID oeelines the visit.
Nat. Gaz.
Mr.. domingo Lemos-Sir /: 1 sh.uI,i
De happy OF your campany the +,
day af'er Tomorrow. to go over the
river, To Mr.. Domingo Ga,cia's, T..
d,i k half dozen o. wine. lshaIi ga
at Y OF 10 o'ci ok
Yours Sc.
JOSEPH GALVAN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
1000 ACRES.

in the Tract which can with convent
ence, both ss To wood and water. OF
which there is an abundance, be divi-
ded into two or more suitable Farms.
The soil is good i peculiarly adapted
to the culture IF our wheat sta. 4 aid
other crops, whether of grain OrgI ass;
and run no risk in saying it is one
of the most. il not the most productive
Farms an the Valley. since many years
experience and the knowledge of the
surrounding neighbors will prove and
admit il. desir aIsot sell about
1000 Acres of and,
in jefferson. lying about g miles from
the Shannon ale springs. and FIVE or
six from CharlestOwn, which ma, b.
laid off in lots to suit purchasers-al-
5000 A CIR f s,
in the Counties of Mason and Wood,
lying betN cen the two kanhawa's,
partly trnantcd for IS years--and
y or 5000 Acres
of military Lands N the states of Ohio.
Kentucky and Indiana.
THE sale Of all personal property
will take place on the premises, Mon
lay the ~0ih of October next. iffair,
n tho next fair day, at which time the
terms will be made known. All or IL
nv OF the lands will be sold at private
sale any til; before thai day;-onc
third ftlle purchase money e.. be paid
in hand and the balance may be dlvi-
ded into hree annual instalmems.
bear ing inf rest from the day of sale
ans! secured TO my satisfaction. Pos.
session will he giver SO far us may be
necessary for seeding this t.Ll and
entirely when the growing crops are
Removed. AL persons al distance.
MT knowing the prtnlis s u DESTROYS
ot INV. sing Capital i'll this farm are
invited To vi " 1t. hose in the sur
rounding ,ounlry khoM it.
desire also to sell large
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
From POulson's American.

From POuISon'S American.
In pIeasrng memory Of all he stale. PORE.
Napoleon in Exile.
You are one Of Piutarch's men.
PAoLI.
The succeeding sentiment are Sc.
fested from Doctor O'W ara's fssrlrss
work with The abooe title, and are TIE
expression. Of Napoleon himself. I..-
drpendent'y Of the interest msokiua
I Ike iu ev-ry thing epneerningins thi~
wonderful m an, the observation. we
b Ve extracted are eerth preser, ing
a, intrinsicaliy valuable:
COURAGE.
IT has always been NY MAXIM. tina,
Q man shews more reri courage in Emp.
p'tir e ard resisting the calamiiie. &
mi fortune. which befal him, han by
making away with himself. That il
the action ut a losing gamester, or a
rai'ed pen thrift, and is want Of
courage instead Of proof of IL,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-06-14
BRICK IldDUS e,

Oh " ,iilngton street III Alexandria,
formerly my residence and now oecu-
pied 10y John Lloyd Esq.-iteference
for the pun. hast of this House will he
m .0e to j u rs l.. Mckenzie Esq. Of
tn ,ann of Alex. 'l.ia who is fully
au' horn. I'd to sell he same.
l. ','urs directc,: ~ me Nil be promt-
ly attended to and every infoi nation
Given.
JOHN HOPKINS.
Hill & Dale, Bartletown tost Office,
Free! erick County, Va.
A,rii l9-tGs.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
claim for ies asres Of land, viz. that be

claim for iee asres Of land, viz. that be
hao purc a.ssi tie assignment OF the claim
ot another soldier to bis bounty iandi out
no, with sufic,en, iornality I" give nin a
legal title to it; but this ground was niue
relied upon, the debate turning upon 'oe
principle involve 10 the other cis'm.J
On the principle of tins bill debate a.
rose, in which considerable rl"quence ana
ingenui y were displayed which occupied
he whole day; in the course OF which'
The claim was opposed by Messrs Taylor,
Whittlesey, Sterling. Wright, L,Vermore,
Kre, er, RANKIN, and Cook; and advoca>
ted BY Messrs w Smith. and A Sm"h'
lot Wig Campbell, Tot Ohio,l Mallary,
Houston, Webster, and S!orrs
The general grounds on which this Dill
vas opposed were, that II was Unfair 10
nske difference b-tw-en the case OF TINS
soidier and So many others who were cis-
charged under similar circumstances. III
,ay act was passed, It ought 10 be gene
"a one-ihat Schs, fer could moi claim
either on the ground OF bs own services,
r. those of Sharp because, 10 his own per
son, he had not served the hve years Tor
,tniCh he had enlisted, and had he>Ides,
expressly. covenanied to rellnquish 81,
bounty land: and The transfer OF sharpe
warrant 70 him vas directly IN he face OF
an express law prohibiting such transfers
II this petition should be granted. there
" as nothing to hinder all the soldiers who.
al The close Of the war had relinquished
their bounty land for the sake OF dis
charge, from still demanding il, even al
though las was the case with some) hey
had served but lew weeks. he psti-
TONER had not obtained, what the aw *
pressly demanded, all honorable dis
CHARGE" with "a certificate OF having
faithfully performed his duty"
The ground taken by the advocates OF
The bill was, that Shaeifer had fulfilled his
contract with government. having served
till discharged that his discharge was to
6e considered as An honorable one,
s,nce nothing appeared TO the contrary;
and that his REIMBURSEMENT OF his bounty
land was void 10 law, he officers having
had no right 10 ,nlerpose CONDITIONS on
the discharge OF a soldier; such an act IN
der the circumstances, being an Unfair al
vantage taken OF his situation.
The motion of Mr.. Taylor was mega
tiyed-yeas 79-nays IS.
so the bill was rejected. And then
The House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
FROM COLOMBIA.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26-To..tbe usual AZ
tenticn OF captain Bodily o. the schooner
Dandy. arrived here yesterday 10 ~ days
from La Guayra, the editors OF Ihe A"e'
rican are indebted for files Of Csracca'
papers 10 The Glib inst. Inclusive. -,
Prices at Caraccas-Cofee ola 10 ~
per quintal-Cocos Is per IaDega-InIa.,
20 l4A to ~ reals per lh-Co'ton D''
pei quintsI--Hides oil per quiDI'I;
The privateer brig Vencedor ha1 aTlr-
ed al La Gusyra with prize OF some va
Iur. She captured also VI The Havana
Spanish merchant ship Of &c guns, ana -
men, which was uomentIy expected;
A vessel from 1lsracsibO announced 'u.'
every thing remained quiet 10 Thai quar-
ter. rat.
A few day. previous 10 the sailing Of 'ue
Dandy, flag of truce bad arrived lro'
Porto h leo. with dispatches tor govern.
men.--partieulars not tra0spired. I'D 'ps
Mona Passage was chased by an s'pe"
fern pbrodie brig for several hsuI'' o''
escaped NY sppeJIot sallIag'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30

Ez!ract Of letter from an ;a,e,I;-,.
,lemsn to his 'r'end in " ashinr Ion %, 81 =.
LISBON, Oct. e5-I arrived bo,.
days ago from Cadiz, where le,i ~ 'Su'
pietOn quite i'll, but conyaIeseen, '' vnp-
terday ! received a letter from him. les, les,
the Goth inst. informing me thai h. ' t,
experienced recurrence OF his dso,r "'s
A.postcrlpt states, that letter lrnm T'''
dig says--Mr A. IS better, and is .,, "a
ed to start On the s2d or s3d for M, 1pet',
The same letter informed n. n,
raj s.'esi,ot distinguished and nobl. Sns
Ish liberals. Indeed, rhr silaa,,on q, ~.
whole Peninsula is truly horrible WE
concerns Us most Is, thai strong er,s% 10Y
ton Is contemplated by the g, y.rnp.u,
which now exists IN Spain Ito be ans' Nv
France, and conducted under The au.r,,
OF The holy alliance to re.cunoue, Snn't
America. They talk here ol new .,r a''a
ton to Brazil; but apparently with I.s.
probability of executing It Unless ,,a
action should ultimately take plsc. IN e.
rope, say ultimately, Tor at presenI ;, ,'I !.
not TO be expected am convinced w.,
our own country +" III have TO appeal again. ain
to the God OF armies in support nj 'aa
same principles tor which on, fathers can
tended ~ IS, and for which thew wa
been contendinR though less her,,cl ~
~ Spain God grant hat We may b. prs '
pared tor 'be struggle, should il unbspr,iv
arrive
Spain is far from being quiet, or from
the probability OF beconin Ing So"
MAI Journal
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
THE TREASURY.

ANNAPOLIS, (Md.) Dec Is 1T ap.
pears by a report submitted to the lie.
g,slature, that the receipts into the
treasury Of this state from the LIST day
Of December 1922, to The lst day Of De-
cember 1928, amounted TO l4S,903 SIS
cents; and that the Disbursements made
by tho treasurer doring The same peri.
Cd, amounted TO l96.7S7 Gil cents.
The report likewise shews n existing
deficit to amount TO 81, 63s s4a cents.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

RICHMOND, December %, 1898.
Mr.. Garter of K'ng Gerse submitted
the following resolution.
"Resolocd. Tha, the committee Tor
court. Of Justice be instructed 10 inquire
into ne espediency Of so amending the
laws Of this Commonwealth. az to take
from the single magistrate the power
of requiring from any 'odividus' who
has committed breach Of The peace,
good behaviour securi,y for a longer Pc
Rod than until the sitting of the mex
county or corporation court to be held
after the commission ofths said offence
Mr.. Winston doubted whether the
law was not 80 st this time.
Mr.. Carter rema RI cd hat annh --;o+''
be the general practice Of the magis-
tra'ss vet some Of them claimed ano
exercised tho power Of demanding re.
curity tor twelve months. They had
derived this power from the common
law Of England, &c.
Mr.. Chiffon thought the subject wor-
thy Of investigation.
The House adop ed the resolution.
The eugrossed bill "consernins the
Medical So iety Of Virginia. vas taken
up.
Mr.. Briggs supported its passage
Hs called the attention Of the House to
the circumstance, that it did not con.
tain the feature, which had been added
to it last winter by tho Senate, and had
given g. much offence. viz. he requi'
sition that all those who should subse.
quently enter into the practice OF me-
die ne. were to obtain a license from
sii. incorporated Society
Mr. Dupuy requested the clause
might be cad. which placed the barter
at all times "i,hin the contrOul OF the
Legislature.
After a few remarks from Mr. Black.
burn 10 favor Of the bill, 1t was passed
by the House and sent to the Senate
| for their concurrence.
Mr.. Morris Of Hanover, from the
Committee on S hools and Colleges.
reported a bill "concerning the Univer
sty Of Virginia" which was read the
LIST and Cd times, and re committed to
the same committed. This bill pro
poses to- relieve the annuity from the
interest on the money loaned by the
state to the University; with view OF
mailing this Institution to 60 into ope
ration as soon as possible y
On Mr.. Colston's motion the SD
rule Of the House was suspended for
[ the purpose Of receiving petitions; and
then one was presented fro" suDdry in'
hsbitants of B"rkely, suggestin the
| propriety Of enscting law giving ,"s
| C n.tsbles Of his Commonwealth she
| right Of !evyiug executions against the
body Of debtors, for sumo unuer the
control Of justices of the peace, who
have had cosnizsnce tbereof:--reSer.
red TO the con mlttee for Courts of JUS.
,ics.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30

We have alluded to . resort TO the
..ltimdm ratiomem Of gosprnments. at
a pes,,biI'y. The probao'li'y seem'
to Us, that the whole affair will be ad'
justed by negotiation.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-12-30

We have received private letter from
Havana, dated The 3oth ult. which states
that Information had just been received
at that place from Campeachy that thu
province Of Yucaisn has recognized Mex
leo a. the capital of the federated rePub.
lie; and as proof OF her sincerity, has
sent her representatives, to thai CITY.
(Wa,aingtsn Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11


Sumo time since the fenEesspe papers infrmed ne that
ynruR Gbocaw Indian, attending Enrl.s Srbooi nj
Nashville, delivered IN eloquent sion The snruag- of
his nation IL Hgs on eNtenirOraueuus pprfOrnrBre and
was spoken Of a. handsome specimen nj Indian oragrv
On Friday evening last, the citizens ~ ihs town ere
also gratihed with vey novel and interesting es,ion
~ the oraorca powcs ofnne II the children Of the rc
We Rude 90 the Addrs uf Mr. David IIrovn n vnuo.,
Cherokee Indian. ard brother Of The celebrated Cbarn
vail (Conn) where hv has been residing between tree an
four ears.
Having embraced christianiiy be has Qualified himself
20 act missionary among his country men add "a
imp1rl 90 them civil aHh religious Instruction Ills com
plexiuus lighter than most ndiaushs feature, nre f.y-
ulHr aud Faier handsome than otherwise ant the sy.r.s
siuu Uf his cnuntenHure indicates great vivacv and INTEL
heence ln his address which delivered in = yerv
appropriate manly and energetic syie, he paye some az.
eouH II himself aud family who an6ng te 6fs, Of
The Indians converted acknowledgements in rlpuurn,
and glowing language NJ the happy state II his cAntr
men previous - The discovery u this continent re an
Affecting picture Ofrr Subsequent decline and almost nj
ter extinction gave brief account OF tcir religion man
and customs. and pONcriuy cnnbned the reyslet
opInion hat civilization and Christianity cannot he miro
ducrd among he1n soke of the blessed effects which
h"Ve already Bowed fin missions declared that missions
res o The cross had en, and wOgd still be received with
operHrms by lis cuuniryneu. and Concluded with very
pathetic appeal 10 te christian feelings aud synpaes o.
his audience.
We we're much sspnisheda ~ the intimate aequainfsnse
Win our language wacl I've cyinced, odd believe speat
TIE seiucut ofan vino heard him. when saw tistvery
few yourg could have written address in egerv
particular 20 uueEceponae. The friends - missions had
before them iisug aud intelligent witness they bas
MOI labouied aGd prayed IN vain and The enemies VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11
FOR SAIE-

MOST desirable farm, IN the county Of King y,ii,,s
m,rs above Ayleis WarehouseIt lies well, Il is
vantages IN point Of healhness Of situation eriity al oil
so egree'D,ene's Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES contains
produce from 20 10 Of corn per arre4o scres
o. s gh lands are open, and mostly frrshfnd ptoducve
~ wnsa' corn anh tobacco The buildings, aud all
sHIy out houses and romnodions for arge family
'he Vchrd containing 400 choice apple trees -four
ii more particular description is deemed
- rs presumed any wishing purchase would view
premises which will be shown With pleasure by the sub
scriber residing the spot.
no" so privately before The 18th day Of Noyembcr next
u wiz De offered publicly that day The highest bidder
on me premises ferms: One-thrd n hand the ha l.
nee 'n Two equal instruments NJ aud ~ months secured
wv bonds with good security aud deed in the pre-
Hlsts. POSSESSION given on the hfsf Of January
September 30--wfhef MNNn. ABRAHAM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11
FEMALE EDUCATION.

EE SCHOOL viii recommfnce Mrs Merwetier's on the
lola nl November. by Miss Bigsiow, a young lady al
inhemhed character aniable disposition engaging man.
ners and possessed of all the qualifications Of m
lbc and experienced teacher IN the following useful
branches n literature. via English gramuar geoeranhy
no Tue Use Of ihe globes, chronology, arithmetic rhetoric
n elements Of natural philosophy, moral philosophy and
arusry, drawing the various Kinds OF oman
~edeworb The terms wiii he 20 per annuin for nnn
ihe lower Branches with 20 where the pupils are
''uucied in philosophy chemistry and paiutng.
u rs Merwehcr viii receive tUor III haarier. al the
fe ~ 20 per eunIo. each student furnishing herself
81 20 csndes. bed aud bedding.
Amelia, October H. 45-v5S
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EDUCATION-

IE school at my house will continued the ensuing
year by Miss Schenk, in which will be taught orfho.
graphy reading. writing, arithmetic, English grammar
geography and history. The school will commence 18th
January 1924 and close 18th December following with one
months vacation in Tire The terms az follows
for board SEQ, each bGarer finding her tuition
TO- snehaif to be paid the expiration OF five months
the other the end If the year.
Lousa, October CHARLES DABNFy
Miss Schenk has been examined by me Judge her well
qualified 10 teach every branch Of learning which pro
iesseS above Given under ny hand this Esd
October "a. 4g-w4w PETER NELSON
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By The Gorernor IF The Commonwealth Of Virgi,lia,
A PROCLAMATION.

NtHEREAS II has been represented the Executive by
w the iailor of Caroline county, that Elliott slave
confined IN the jail of said county, sentence of death
Tor obery did, on the 2d inst make his escape from the
said Jail and is now going large 1 have therefore
though. proper with the advice o the council of state Ia
oe reward of fifty dollars person persons
wl apprehend and convey the Jail Of Caroline county
the said Elliott And ds require all officers
civil and military and exhort the good people the com
nonweah, their best endeavors to apprphend the
snd Elliott and dispose of him above slated that he
NAV be iealt with Rs the law directs.
OVen under my hanu Governor and under the seal
OF The Commonwealth, at Richmond, this 9th dsy
(Seal) OF October, 1923. go '
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr.
u Elliott is bright mulatto about is or 10 wears oGae
wei made, and feet or inches high. 50-w4y
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NOrIEE.

A PETITION will he presented to the next General AZ
semby, praying the passage Of law authorse The
Ntchmond Turnpike Company repair their road v seq
tons, md when the first hree miles are grayeed Accord
Jog TO law to receive fourth of the tolls allowed by the
last act of Assembly, by which increased rate of olls
was declared TO be cOndiiionay allow ed and 10 like
TO progress until the whole shall be travelled nd
full toll allowed. November f. 55-,y4,Y ~
NOTICE is herepy given that shall petition the neX
General Assembly of Virginia. for leave 10 erect toll
bridge across Dan river ia The county Halifax AZ South
BestoH. JESSE ADMISSION.
September PC. 4i-ws,S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-11-11

COMMITTED to the jail Of AmbeT,7 county an The 18Th
- day OF August last, runaway slave 10y the name Of
who says he Is the property Of Joseph Travis
OF brunswick county, Virginia jacob dark complex
on feet inches high small his right eve
salu 10 De occaSioned by burn large Iii
legs, said be occasioned by the kick of a hose ri.
owner requested to forward prove said properly
posed of the law directs.
Nov. 4. 52-wSm JOHN FRANRITN III,
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FREDERICK A. MAYO

-ooU pI>,n,,n :, iaiN IN "a -uH ",
CoOh BINDER, (Cary-strreJ respectfully inorrns the
- public ths he prepared all orders in his
line with neainess, durability and dispatch lie acknow-
hedges at the time, his thanks his friends nd Gus
has been f.vsred. ~
BLANK BOOKS, such as LeIgers Journals and Clerks
Records OF the best quality ruled and To order as
merry and forwarded place carefully packed on the
most reasonable
BOOk-BINDING, of every description, executed in a
style Ia ensure general sasfacon either in plain or
elegant manner All his prices will found to suit the
present times - ~ "
n small assortment of DLANK BOOKS Checks
anu Negotiable Notes the different Banks are regularly
Cary ~ ~ '''
Also, coperplste Printing executed
November 7.
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TWENTY FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DOLLARS REWARD.
- UNAWAY from the Subscriber living in CLIQUE ester
county, on the 23i Of September a negro man ns m.
SAbHlEL, about feet 10 or n inches high by trade
biaeksmuh having served his with Mr. CHRISTOPHER
Jones of Petersburg, and is well known in that
place lie has lost the forefnger OF band. but do
not remember which h. s,ammers and shutters much
when closely examined; he has a wife ut MIR Tboma.
Hughes, in this county, whore be be lurking but
suspect he has gone tn Petersburg Richmond with the
view Of making biseseape to northern port TIE above
reward will be given TO who will deliver The
said in Gloucester cosnty, secure hin, IN
Jail that get him again Masters vessels and Others
are against barborng employing or carrying
on said boy at their peril.
October 81 5i-5t THOMAS STuBBI EFIE,D