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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
TO EDITORS OF NEWspAPERs


An Insertion OF the following list of Bank Notes
several times IN your respective papers may furnish
tie POSTMASTER at Lexington, X with additional esii-
mony, anu restore the property TO the owners thereof
John Rees, was examined on Monday Ias, and
committed ioi trial IN November, for robbing the
mail on The 29ih Of July, between Lexington and
washington, X. by Judge Todd of the UniIed states
CIrcnH Court The accused is The same John Rrcs
charged with similar offence in Ohio in the month
oil May The sum found, is cousidere ed but a small
part OF the depreda:ons iLe route where this man
acted as POSTMASTER for conside rable time
SlUO note, payable Lynchburp Va dated
August 1915 and No. f320, was passed TO a pem,le-
man III CbiilIcothe, ONO, by the said Rees IN Nav
last. " 49,
500 Planters Bank, State of Geo L. No. ICE, 1tb
Dec. 1916, endorsed J. T.
goo Bank DarieD, Ga. a. No. $50 LIST MAY 192O
payable 10 l. G. Bell
$50 Bank Augusta, Ga. 3 No. l6l, 18th March 1915
payable To a G.. Wnsow.
500 Bank State Ga. a No. 80, oh August 1916
payable 10 J. McHemy
80 Union Bank Guy N. Y ID. No. 27ig, LIST JuIy
1919, endorsed the back John Lawrence
az Paterson, j. w. also Jas lawrence and r
. Rees.
The five dollar note found in The pockc, Book
OF j. hees The Others were concealed IN the upuer
lung Of his hat. All have been divided The halves
OF The 800 note have lately bceu jpned together by
piece OF fancy leuer paper, corresponding with a
lew sheets iOuGd ~ the saddle bags Of liees.
LerHgtOH (HB (yascifc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

NoRFoLK, Aug 23.-M,jor General Glaconb, of
me Engineer Corps, came down in the Steam Boat
Potomac, on Thursday last, aud landed at Old Point
eomiS% we understand this gallant and meriori-
Gus officer is u tour of observation, aud win re-
nam some time at Fortress Monroe, this place, aud
III the vicinity. Beacon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
GEO. w. RODGERS, Prest
JNO B, NICHOLSON,
h. V. HOFFMAN.
=, U. S. Ship Washington,
Navy Yard, New York. ooh Ang 1903

.BosToN, Aug. 23.-Com Bainbridge arrived in
IN, c"y Yesterday fIom Philadelphia, aud we learn
VIII receive the command of the Navy Yard in
CharlesIown from Capt. Hull this day we also
learn that the citizens Of Chdrlesiown have made ar
engagements for giving the Commodore a cordial well
come TO his old quarters with an invitation 10 par
take oil a COLLATION. in the Tewn Hall TCent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

The loan of $500 600, advertised Ivy The Commits
s'oners Of The Canal Fund, in New York was taken
on Tuesday, by the New York State, and Mechan-
les and Farmers Banks, of Albany, at 95 rs per
cent. for five per cent sturk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
EROM AlArANZAS-


CHARLEsToS, Aug. l4.--By the fast sailing pilo,
boat schooner Dolphin, Cant. Pearson arrived last
evening ~ "a hours from Maianzas, we have the pa
pers OF thai place TO the 10Th inst. which contain
tlsvasa dates To the 9th
Capt. Pearson states, that the u. States scht
Granpus, Lieut.. Con Gregory, anchor
abreast OF the Fort, and examined all vessels and
boasts, whether gong IN coming out She has
three launches among the Kevs. and off Point De
aycas. aud one between the Points which form the
Bay OF Ma,anzas--so that Piracy in thai quarter is
kept down for the present. On the 9Th inst the Go
vernon sen, his boat board Of The Grampus, to
demand OF Capt. Gregory his motive for living long
IN poTt--hat II he wanted provisions water he
had been there long enough that the government,
did not allow their vessels of war remain M
anchor longer than I3 hours at one time, &c-Capt
Gregory reply was that he there for The pro-
lection OF American commerce, aud that of Spain, if
necessary and that he would remain there as long
PEELED by force 10 retire.
Capt. Pearson also states, that the Inhabitants of
Matanzas much dissatisfied with the length Of
Capt. Gregory's visit whose ex.r,ions for the sup
preston oil piracy, were vefy great. Courier.
NAVAL--We publish with much pleasure the
following Opinion Of the Court OF Inquiry, assembled
10 Inquire into the which led TO The loss of The
u States brig Enierprze, under the nd of our
teIow-townsman, Lieut.. john GALLAGHER
OPINION
IPuhlished 10y order Of The Navy Department.
The Court upon deliberate examination Of The
testimony OF the officers and crew lately attached TO
SAID brig was entirely owing To current which a,
The time, was setting in direction different ON the
usual one aud that laid down the charts
That there seems to he, in those seas general
western current, and also weather current, the
latter depending for It's strength aud direction iipo
the prevailing WINGS That the latter existed a, The
time o the sailing OF this vessel, and was therefore
unknown TO Lieutenant Commandment John Gallagher
his officers and crew.
That Lient Comdt John Gallagher used grea,
caution IN sailing the vessel under his command, aud
"a tlurlN f,,t
any land in the night,
The Court is, therefore, of opinion that Lieutenant
Commandant John Gallagher, his officers and crew
ought TO he honorahly acquitted OF all blame in the
loss ct the brig, and take leave commend LicuIen.
ant Commandant Gallagher and his officers to the
aVorah'e notice OF the honorable the Secretary OF
me Navy, Tor the cool and correct manner in which
lhey gave all orders which, in the opinion of this
C"urt, could tend TO save the vessel and The crew
Tor the alacriiy and fidelity with which they obeyed
these orders, and for their successful endeavors 10
save The armament and public belonging 30 said
brig alter they found that her loss was inrviiahle
GEO. w. RODGERS Prest
JNO b, NICHOLSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02
THOMAS LADD. M. G.

NIRGiNIA Al Superior Court Chancery bol,ie, :,
the Capitol in the city of Richmond, on the 18Th daS
of June, 1885 1
John q. Davis William Moore, surviving partner of
Edwards and Moore Benjamin Cooke William iiaxail and
Richard r. Harmon, Pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-09-02

Comn,issioner's Office, Richmond 7th No. 10TH 1925
The parties interested desired take notice. that
have appointed the sixth day of the 10th Month
next for commencing the directed above
order ofthe court on which day at nine O'Clock NJ their
attendance is required office city, with tle;
and vouchers ready for examination and settl
and the creditors of the of Charles Whitlock
G requested exhibit their claims before me an
or .beiore the day aforesaid.
July 25. $3.50 THOMAS LADD M r.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06

es,a y 20 esch ohs,'s happioess, ,hsi ibey
deemed /, no longer nesdfui to delay opioo
ieacry equal 10 that OF admiois'ering TO tho
comforts aud plosso's' OF the am able Dur
nance. Wolfe he, eorsptursd OF tho posses
sloa OF ore 30 fond and iAilhluI, felt sec'e,
satisfaction thar he bad the power 10 rcwsrd
her tend.r snj disinlefcs,ed affection, by
placing her in a situation which hsr beauty
won!d 4, ace, and her vitue dignity.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06

tsgI,h ccye,hmeo. h.,. sxpftsssd ,Len,:
selves very decidedly in fs'os OF this coo.pro-
misc upon the proposed terms. The leader
Of the Coaes, AigusIlss, opposed oil settle.
ment, and alleged a. . rssson, that il ~ili be
Ferdinand. The English Government have
replisd-We viii gusrsh'ee your personsl
safety, sad the Nrict adherence TO sny com
psct tor q general amnesty. The Duke do
Angouleme sgfeea TO give the ssme gusrsn-
Tee. The English Ministry have followed
up their promise BY sending a ship OF war,
which in the event Of sny such negotiation
Being completed, I, 10 ing of any Of The
Members OF The Cores sho may desire to a.
vail themselves OF the asylum Of England"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06

Of bic &s'ir eGsied crinps io,. which Ca,
led him 20 eohis plate o version OF The Sep,
tusRen,.
i he traveller had menionsdt 10 Mr.. Thomp.
son, gentlemen with whom beNgas we'll &C.
qosinted, general Il A''ss, now Of Nsfyisnd,
who was one OF the revolutionary offisers, and
VINO had held department undeI ibe rde, #
Tho old congress. Mr.. Thompson rscoIIeeiei
him we'll and, as the traveller took his leave
oi him, In reference 10 general A. "tsil him
wish him prosperity sod happiness, pence
wHh God end peace with the wo.ld. Tell
him TO bear lightly on the world. Money,
u.oney, money Is he god Of this world"
Ibe las, sen,eocs he had several times NJ.
tered with great emphasis, in the Interesting
interview, which the traveller viii not sovn
forget.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-11-06


Bells Weeky yhesserssr. = paper usually csaiious
and .xsct ih ats statements, furnished, the lst
september. the ensuing inforn st,on from the eui-
tor on the affairs OF spain. 81.
The present state OF the Roya, party 10
Spain Is ss follows The Regeocy are op.
enly supported 10 all their violent proceed
ings by the Russian and Austrian Ambasss.
dos, aud by he iortnss ~ particular. When
the Duke d'Angouleme ausmp ped 10 eoo:rol
these excesses, the Russian A Ambsssador COM
muniea,sd 10 the Regency, ,Ma, them n,sa.
so,cs were In strict secoi dance with the spirit
e his insuuetions end tha, he had iuII pow
cts TO add, that in the event Of any difficulty
IN their sifsits, such rs gene, q, insurreeiioo,
the Emperor OF Ru>sis would a,srcb an amy.
Of any amount to their aid. As soon - The
Duke d'Angouleme was informed of this
STATE Of things, he saw the oweesssty conse.
quences. He foresaw ths, Spain would rise
en- 0sasse, and that the Russian army would
then be called into ihsi kingdom. He fore.
saw ths, this would nscsssariiy lead 10 Q
breach With Eosisnd, snd la ell probaoil,y 10
The senewsl OF gene, oil war. In o word, he
fo'essw the certain danger to Frsnce, end the
probsble issue io the ruin Of the South Of Eu
rope. Under these circumstances he in
s,sn,ly made mos moderate proposal TO the
Minister oi King Ferdinand, sod ne has pro
eeeded to Cadix 10 open, snd indsed 70 COO
clode the oegoeistioo.
"Sach 10 the true state Of things, and We
request our resders not 20 be deceived by
wnst they read in the da'iy journals. The
fact Is his, very moderate propossl mss beer
made TO tho Cottes by tbe Duke end ,hs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

Commons bs. declared, that Mr. Mereess
r, ppr,. On the Airicsu slave trade, asahe
abl.s ST production that had ever appeared
on the subject. II has been highly COM
ul;pep,ed in the british House 9i Com
mons, and the Edinourgb and olier iofe'sh
reviews speak load IN LIS praise. -,
air Bailey is big minded, honorable
man, of polite and pleasing manoe's =
HIS social qualities and amlabie disposi'loh
have gained for him the esteem anu re
spect of all who know him. Ills educa'
don is limited, and his stock Of political
information cannot be great. from the ma
ture oi his ayocatODs, and from tue '''''e
intercourse he has had with the learned
world. He has no experience III ies''is'
,ioD--haying never served his country ~
that capacity, or in any other, eScep' a0''
ing as an oyerseer OF the poor.
Fellow. citizens. had any one OF you
case in court, involving the lie, Inc cna'
racter, or estate OF you or your tamiiS,
who would you apply to for counsel
Would you employ young man VINO nao
Just commenced the practce, WIN Sieh
der capital as to educstion ana lega' aC.
cuirements, and who mad never spoken ~
public ? or would you 60 to the heaG Of
the profession and employ man, o,S.,h.
eushed ior his talents, for his knowledge
tf lie law, Tor his Iniegrl;t, his expert
epce, and Tor a ,uund ami discriminating
mind Dlo YOU want coat made, hal,
or any other article in the mechanical l'he'
would You apply to young and inexpe
rienced workman or would you apply 10
a man who had served regular appieh-
ticeship, whose character was es'a Diisheu'
whose " urk had been seen anu known anu
ackrou lodged to be good! Had ycu III
your empluymenta man OF strict inlesfi'y'
of cknowiedged skill, Of industrious ha-
bits, and devoted 10 your interest, VINO
had served you for thirteen years WIN ul-
common fidelity; would you discharge
him from your service for one with "hom
you had but slight acGuanlance--lor one
who had no experience 10 your ousiness =,
because he offered 10 serve you Oh Tue
same terms? Certainly not, IL would De
contrary 10 reason, 10 common sense dn0
justice.
| consider the talents, the knowledge
and experience Of every citizen 10 lne
community as public properly, and II Is
moi you alone, Fellow.CItizens, who are
so deeply interested in the issue OF this
election: the Co nmcnwestih of Virginia,
indeed the whole Union are deeply inter-
ested. Every man who has the interest,
the happiness and prosperity OF his eoun-
try at heart, must consider the exclusion
of such man as Mr. Mercer, tron our
National Legislature, as National loss
JUSTICE.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

YIN. PIE Zee, register Of the lana
Office at Edwardsvihe.
James ~. Brddtord, register of tho
laid Office at S Helena.
Elijah Clarke, recciverof public mo.
.ey, ae ST. iie;ena.
u j. &c LaachGn, receiver OF pub.
lie moneys at New Orleans.
Joha Biddle, register of tie land Of.
lice st Detroit.
Aisrander Bourne. receiver of pub.
lie moneys at Chiliicothe.
Vim. Hammond surveyor and inspec.
tor for the port OF North Kingston,
dier'r Netherc.iH. collector and in
spector for the district AND port OF
Hsrdwick.
I'm II. Barney, naval officer for
the port of Baltimore
EduQrd Scott JarUis, collector and
inspector for the district and port OF
Frenchman's Bay.
James Manney, collector and inspec-
tor for the district and port of Beau.
fort. Nc.
John b. Jones, surveyor and ipspec.
tor for he port Of Curr"uek Inlet,
n. G.
Thomas Hance, surveyor and inspec-
tor for The po't OF y. Brunswick, \. J.
Horatio Coa0nt, collector and in.
spec,er for the district and port o. Nli-
ami.
Samuel Qain5y, receiver Of public
mopeys at Wooster. Ohio,
Skadrach Bond, register of the land
Office at kaskaskia.
Benjamin Nails, register of the land
Office "a, Nandalia.
I'm. hinchin, receiver Of puclic mo.
neys at s.. Helera.
Thomas Core, register Of the land
office al Saguemo.
Pascal Z. EaoS, receiver at the same
Office.
Eduard Ti6;n, Of Ohio, surveyor
general of the public lands in Ohio. In.
diana. and Michigan.
John coffee, surveyor Of public lands
in Alabama
Nm. Rector, Of Missouri, surveyor
of public lands in Illinois, Missouri,
and Arkansas.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
ARRIVAL OF rHE SPARK.


NORFOLK, March II The U. $. brig
Spark Capt Wilkinson, arrived a: the Ma
w yard Gosport. on Saturday, in e days
from Tanpico. via Havana; II days from
the Iatter-Officers and crew " we'll -
Leuls. Cuts and Grimke, OF the Congress,
who had been attached to the Spark, have
come home IN her.
The Spark has been absent on crn'se
OF seven months, during which time she mas
crrl,sed in The Mona Passage, on The SCUM
side OF Porto RICO and Hi:panicia,
amongst the irgin Islands, twice o" Inc
coast of Caracas. twice in the 'l'pn 0.
Mexico, at Vera Cruz and Tampico, al
Jamaica, and one month she was ehgas
ged in alfording convoy to merchah.
vessels from the Havana, as Tar as Tue
double headed Shot Keys.
The..S. had the misfortune TO lose se'eta
Of her officers and Two Of her crew ~ U1-
tober and November last by malignant Ie'
yer but The remainder soon became re-
stored to perfect health, and have eoas'
Rued SO ever since. ,.
The q. S. schr. Grampus, 1t. CoGd''
Gregory was spoke on the 2oth Ut. al 'ne
Bslize, on her way 10 New Orleans. ha''
sprung her maiDmast.
No intelligence OF Commodore Porter
squadron had been received at HsVsns
when the Spark left there.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
APPOINTMENTS
r., the President of tie u States, Grith


BIZ the Presidentof tie u States, arith
tie consent Of the Senate
Joseph nc MINI, OF Team. to be In
dian \ gent for the Cherokee natian.
Samuel c. Vdnce, of Indiana, TO be
Reg,ster of the Land Office at For;
Wayne j..
John Rodman, to be Collector OF
the Customs and Inspector of the Ne
venue, for the district and port Of st.
Augustine.
Henry Sherbwrne, to be Naval Off
Ger for the district Of Newport, *. l.
Charles Jenkins, to bs Collector OF
the Customs and Inspector OF the Re-
venue, for The District of ApaIachico!a.
John B Essyt yn. to be Collector o.
the Customs for tne .istr.ct. aud In
spector OF the Revenue for the port OF
Cape Vincent. from 30th Nov. 1899.
Il w Hamilton, 70 be Surveyor q
INSPECTOR Of the Revenue for the port
of Pensacola.
Frederick jenkins, TO be Surveyor
and Inspector Of ,he Revenue tor the
port OF st. Johns.
Aterander Scott, to be Collector OF
the district Of Pensacola.
John S. Westaoood, TO be Surveyor
and Inspector of the port of Hampton,
in Virginia.
DaUid l.. Todd, to be Receiver Of
Public Money :or the district OF Ope.
lousas.
James M. Bradford, to be Register
Of the Lard Office at st. Helena court
house, IN Louisiana.
Levin Waiies 20 be Surveyor of the
Public Lands in Louisiana and Alissis-
sippi. q.
Jonathan S Findlay, to be Regis
ter Of the Land Office at lexington, in
the county Of Lollard, IN the western
district of Missouri.
Charles j. LdnmaR. to be Receiver
of Public Money of the southern dis
trict of the territory Of Michigan.
RoJt. Clarke, to be Register OF the
same district.
Il. b. Lindsey. to be Surveyor and
Inc pector of the revenue for the port OF
St. Marks, in East Florida.
Wm. CkUr, to be receiver OF public
money for the district Of Piqua, in Ohio.
Joseph Holman. to be receiver OF
public money for the land office at tort
Wayne, in Indiana. ..
James I Boyd, to be surveyor Of tie
customs at Portland. in the state OF Me
Joe! Yancey collector at Key West.
Geo. Il Damei son, receiver OF pub
tic moneys for the district OF jackson
court house.
sam~et dyer, Surveyor and inspector
Of Passamaquuddy.
Nm. Pierce jr. collector for the dis
;rict OF Gloucester.
Richard Lar. collector for the dis
sict OF New London.
Vim. b. Tyler, surveyor and insPec
tor for the port of Dunfries.
Benz. b, Baker, surveyor and inapee-
tor for the port OF South Quay.
Samuel +, Dennison, surveyor ane
Inspector for the port o. Stonington.
Joseph 6 SUiG, surveyor and in
spector for the port OF New York.
Daniel Lane, collector and inspector
for the district and port of Belfast.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
LATEST FROM MEXICO.

We learn from Capt. Wilkinson. o! ne
u. S. brig Spark. that the Archbishop Of
Mexico arrived at Tsmpieo on the YoIo
Feb. under 40 escort of imperial troops,
where he and bis suite embarked on boam
a Spanish brig of war tor Spain. IL ws
said he had rendered himself so unporpia.
in Mexico, in consequence OF his !oyaIy
to the king OF Spain, and opposing The
browning of Ilurbide as Emperor, as 70
excite approximations OF hi: being assassin
ated, which rendered il prudent Tor l'in !"
leave tie empire.
A Spanish brig arrived at Tau,plco, On
The 2o:b Feb. ~ Sc hours from 81. 'uoa
d'Ulloa. Her commander informed "'
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 90

The Northern Mail, which ought to have
been received on Tuesday at O'Clock, r. NJ.
came to hand Yesterday, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
Net understanding the cause OF this delay
coniectures were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D0a'S OF
late are quite uncertain.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

The schooner Fame, while laying at an
Choir in tie habor Of Bridgeport, Connecti-
cut. during the late storm AMI ireshei, was
run foii Of by the wreck OF the Methodist
mestmg house from Norwich, driving along
helter-skel;er without pastor or people,
on full tide OF un successful iezperl-
ment."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

At Cahawha, Alabama, house took
fire in which were deposited 10 or | ) kegs
of gun powder The explosion was awful
not window was left Whole within
considerable distance-no person WAS IN
jured.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
DESTRUCTIVE ERE.

About two O'Clock in tine morning OF the
18th inst. the elegant building in PhlIadel-
phia. called the Washington Hall, was dis
covered to be on fire. which extended IN
lew minutes 20 Renshaw's Hotel and we
regret to learn by the passengers III the
steam boat, that both buildings were IN
short time reduced to RUNS. Ii was re-
ported that some lives were lost. hut we
have reason to believe the report un'ound'
ed lBaA. Federal. Guz.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

The schr Peacock, Storms, has rived
at New.Bedtord, from Marscaino, from
whence she sailed On the Ist of February.
The place was then in possession OF Mo-
rales, but there was only small garrison
of the Royai.ts, and it was expected,
would soon have to surrender 10 the Pa'ri-
OTIS \ Colombian squadron was OF the
aarbor.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

The Post of Saturday evening, 18th,
states, that Decoudray, irvine g. Co. who
were recently tried at Curracoa, tor being
concerned in an expedition against Porto
Rico, have been sentenced TO thirty years
imprisonment. lNeU fCTE Ec@.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL.

We learn that the Vermont courser.
Cock Of The Rock, viii reach New York
this afternoon from the north, and If 10 as
serted that his owner will close with the
offer OF Mr. HARRISON of Virginia 10 run
for D5ooo.-rN. y. paper, Feb II.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

The net, produce Of the revenue OF the
British government, for the year, ending
January ), 1928, was $50, 1884.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-03-20

ssee Mr. Leish's speech, p. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
40 Reward for leYry.
NNHO rdnaway from On. YHomas

VINO rdnapay from On. Thomas on
W The etenhg Of he 23rd ina giite N he
ne'gh5ofbood ofhe BvtetOuH Springs
JERRl IS adom % OF - Vedr2 did, r feet 8
or inches high, large and strong bHiH, and re
~ 6locf, Nth a high bony torbeaa, has sges
IRE small hid deep IN has boad, he ha, a scGr az
one oi has egebro'es, and oae ofbb 6reieeb as
ont, he oiher IS re,g cide, stands om, a. iyopi 10
ny Mr. 5. @oeH of bedjord, irom aeiiom he had
previously raancag and pissed osa fire. man by
The ndnte Of Pleasant Haynes hc tcoried 7rith
n certain James TUX, "a diieder By hade) Of
H0lJdr county, oHdio mhich pIafe he may per
hapS 60 The oboUc r>ra,d uU6e lireR ii 81
c,rcd IN any .J0H so Hol gti him atojp, or all
reasonable chWges puid brSuifs. iIdtHretd 10
me an Liberty, Bedjord county Ia.
JAMES IjiO1L9A
December e. tc3,p TX
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
The Svbscriber's School

~
W the ensuing year. II will be open Tor
10Th seNes on the following terms, viz
| Boarding, per session Of months S31 30
Tuition in the common branches of I'm
gish education, viz. Onhogaphy,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, aud
English Grammar, per session IL 80
In the Languages, Geography, the use of
the Globes, aud other higher branch
es, per session IL 90
IN efery case payable one half IN adranre
The females will be more especially under
the 5uperintenduncc and care of Mrs. Ann Mil
Ter. The striciest aud most as,duous atten-
ton vii he bestowed on the scholars, both as
respects their moral aud literary improve
ments; and, from his long experience in this
employment, the subscriber hopes to give ge-
neral satisfaction. SAML. T. MILLER.
+. ). Every scholar will be considered as
engaged till the end of the session
The School will open the Isl OF January
1873. December i lsMiw