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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
For Freight,

VI CEClSlit,
go The good schooner GENERAL
@ JACKSON, Nathaniel Lear, mas.
ter, burtben about BOO bbs. and will he
ready to load N the course of this week; a
freight to Portsmouth or Boston preferred.
Apply to J. n LADD& 90.
WHO haze for sale on board SAID vesseli
loco bushels potatoes
300 lunches onions
DO boxes mould canr3iss
20 barrels No. &c mackerel
e2 boxes Goldfish
s hrRins butter
8 barrels cherry bounce
5M boards insr 10
For Sale or Freight,
S4. The good schoon'r MARY, Dean
$500 Smith, master burthen aboui Gs5
barrels, and in good order for voyage.
Apply to JOHN n. LAID Il 90.
Who hare for sale by said uessei,
100 bushels TURKS Island salt
40 barrels N. E rum
casks SEAL oil april
VIM. rowle y Go.
Haze just recs,ved
IN barrels Baltimore whisker
w 50 casks nails (assOried slzes)
hogsheads copperas
40 bushels fresh clover seed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
DRY GOODS ,

several OF which are new, and never De-
fore offered for sale in the district, are
Just received by The schr. Twin Brothers,
capt Baker. and principally bought with
cash at au, lion from the cargoes OF the
Belvidera nd Franklin, are now opening
and offered Tor sale at vers low prices, by
J. G. g. X. BARRY,
al their cheap cash store, coIRer OF KING
and Fairfax streets,
Also, a fresh supply Of 5000 pounds
cotton yarn from The Union Manulactory
Company ct Maryland, selling at The fac
tory prices to country dealers, free OF risk
aud freight.
Also, 90 600 real Spahish Segars,
which will he sold low to close sales.
ap, l9 Il
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

II SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL &c, 1898.
For Freight,

For Freight,
III The schr. CHARITY, captain
Pike, bmtben 800 barrels; will be
ready for freight tomorrow, ~ hich will
be taken for some northern port in or. fer.
ence. Apply TO JOHN H. LADD L. Co.
WHO have received, per SAID vessel,
anu offer for sale,
loo casks Thomas:on lime
400 bushels potaiors
10 barrels apples
march 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

IsAS commenced her regular run oe-
Ill tween Washington T. .9leTandr'G -
She will leave the Eastern Branch, tVerY
mo,ning at 8 O'Clock, tor Alexandra :,
re'ururng-will leave Alexandra at 10 o
clock tor the Washington bridge, al
L,nox's wbarf;-wi!l leave the wharf a:
9o'clock for Alexandria, and Will leave
klexandris al 4 O'Clock p NJ tor the Eas-
Tern Branch. Fare as usual. >,
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
april 29 a."
OrTThe National Iutelligencer VIII
nnhlI.h the above three times
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

biskey. Bacon, etc.
T lindsay & HILL have jus, received
IL from PhiladeIphIa
80 hhds rye wbiskey
IN STORE
10000 VT. Cumberland bacon
6 hhds first quality N o sugar
so kegs Ohio butter
$50 bushels clover seed and
FAMIL FLOUR.
arr
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26
Spring Goods.

A BEAUTIFUL and well selected as
n scrtment of staple and fancy articles of
RNaLIsH American, INDIA, FRENCH,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

Boiling Cloths.
JONATHAN JANNEY, has for sais
u an assortment OF
Boiling Cloths of Superior
Quality.
All orders from Miller. or others will
be particularly attended 10.
A constant supply Of
Ground Plaster,
for sale by the ton, barrel OF bushei. al
very reduced price.
GrCashgivsn tor empty barrels.
9mo9 1anH
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-04-26

uAS just received II bales Of cotton
{ Il sup quality, Is boxes sperm can.
dies branded Coffin.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

from east 70 west; It ~as repeated 10
times in 80 hours. Some of the shocks,
especially the last but one, in the eve.
ding of the 2Sth were very violent, and
still more dreadful on account OF the
undulating motion. At the same time
loud subterraneous rumbling was
heard in the mountain of Merapic. and
It began to throw out stones At hall
past one, in the morning OF the 2sth.
an eruption took place, during which
half of the mountain was surrounded
with torrents of lava and columns of
fire, while heavy shower of sand and
small stones covered the neighboring
fields.
cat present we have the unhappy
certainty, that four villages are burnt
and two buried fifteen persons have
lost their lives. the inhabitants of the
Destroyed villages having had time to
escape
Every thing that could be done for
the relief Of the sufferers was done by
he residents, as far as time would ale
low.
Accounts from Pasoeroean say,
that the burning mountain OF bro'no,
also has for some time past made loud
susterraneous noise, and began to
throw out fine blackish ash, which Is
perceived at considerable distances.
In the vicinity of the mountain, the
air is quite obscured, at intervals, by
the ashes, which hitherto have however
done little damage.
SIN the district of sumadang, lately
the scene of dreadful eruptions, every
thing was quiet
Amsterdam, Cour6rf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

e. In order to give those persons employ.
ed in this office an opportunity Ofioining in the
celebration of the 45th Anniversary OF Ameri.
can Freedom, the Gazette will be issued To-
Morrow morning, instead of Saturday. Our
advertising friends will be good enough to send
in their favors, as early as possible This Day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

OF Cape Hatteras, spoke Schr. Antelope,
from Savannah, bound To- Philadelphia;
same day, Cape Hatteras bearing S. S. E.
list. 5 leagues, Schr. Rapid, from St.
9ar,s bound TO Newbern, IN. C.)-Leit
al Thompson's Island, 18th inst. u S.
Galiot Sea Gull, 1t. Com. Watson, under.
going improvements; the remainder OF the
squadron were actively employed in
cruizing round the Island, and giving con
yoy weekly, to vessels from Havana and
Matanzas. Officers and crews of the
squadron all aeIi.-I9tb inst. OH the pas
sage from Key West to Havana, fell ia
with the Colombian schr Centinela, which
informed Us. they had lev days previous
captured Spanish polacre brig; next
day, off Cambrs Ocbre Hills, she fell 10
with Spanish armed brig, (tbe Jackail
then in sight) exchanged several shots and
both hauled off; the Spanish brig had goo
slaves ON beard bound to Mariel, or bay of
Honda. The brig John, of Middletows,
(Con. was robbed off Ma:anzas 18th inst.
By the Pirates, who took the clothes OF the
crew and about p.5U in money; the brig
returned TO Havana, and gave information
to Captain Smith, of The U. S. ship Hornet,
who Immediately dispatched Lieut.: Pratt
and 80 men in The brig TO cruise OF Malan-
-zas, in order to decoy the Pirates.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03
BAPTIST IRVINE.

II is reported that Mr. Irvine, who had
been doomed to work in. the Salt Mines
for thirty years by the tribunal OF the ISL
and Of Curacao, had appealed from the
sentence 10 the mother country; and tia
he would in consequence, be sent to Hol-
Iand, where, it was expected he would be
acquitted.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03
RUSSIA.

The Providence Patriot has the follow.
ing editorial article respecting Russia,
without saying through what channel the
information il contains has been received,
Letters from Petersburg, dated the
18th April, state that on the preceding day
a government official notice was fixed on
the Exchange, warning the merchants not
to carry on any commercial transactions
with Spain and Portugal, and particularly
no, to send any vessel thitber. The same
letters mention curious instance OF dIsat-
lection to the Russian Autocrat among the
peasantry Of the government OF Witepsk,
who, though recently released from bond
age, and actually vested with right to
the produce of their own labor, have had
the ingratitude to answer this benefit by a
refusal to pay their taxes. They have
even gone so far as to insult an imperial
agent sent tbther to demonstrate with them
and have had the audacity TO address a
letter to the Empress Dowager, in which
they accuse the Emperor himselt OF inJus-
tice' 1t has been found necessary to dis
patch troops to the province to put down
the rising disafection."
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03
TRIAL FOR MURDER.

Rob Ferebee. a negro man, belonging
n the Estate of the late Wilson Butt, Esq.
OF Norfolk County, who ran away anou!
civ wears ago, during wbich time nc nau
rendered himself notorious and even for
m;dable for his daring ou'rages, and VINO
WAS the chief of the party OF nuiliers 10 the
.a,o.h horhood of the Great Bridge, by
whom so many atroclous oO'rssss pave
been committed, Inexperienced spott
time since and committed 10 jan, Among
other offences alleged against bIH, was
the murder OF Mr.. David Manning, N
1918, Mr.. Manning was at WORK IN MS
corn field when be was shot by some per,
con concealed IN the adjoining woods, and
fell lead. The murderer escaped upper,
ce;vet a, the moment, but facts were AL
tsrw.rds disclosed which fastened 'be
Su;l, mon Bob Ferebee, Bob, however,
contr,yed TO elude the grasp OF justice LOT
Ave wears. and was 6saIly taken oy strata
gsm'-He was Yesterday brought up tor
fr,aI. before a SPECIAL court OF MagIstI ates
of Norfolk County tor the murder Of Mr.
Manning, and upon due exam'nal'on %,
the evidence, he was found guii'y' ano
sentenced 10 be hung on FRIDAY the Io'n
Of July As soon as be was assured OF us
fate. he frankly confessed that ne did COM
NIT the murder.-Thus have three of these
miscresn,s been condemned TO meet the
punishment due to their crimes-Lewls IS
ordered for execution on Friday uext, Jer,
~ ON the nth aud Bob Oh the 18th OF
: GIy.-May their fate have its due inho-
ence IN preventing the recurrence OF those
horr;hIe atrocities for winch they are
doomed to suffer. lfc'a.
NosyoLx, June 98.--Arrived, u. s
schr Jsckal. l.. Com. Thomas ho'dup
Stevens, Havana, via Fort Rodgers
-(Thompson's Island days from ,ae 'at'
Ter. bousa to Washington City. xaIh INST
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03
Terrible Volcanic Eruptions,in the Is
land of Jdu0.

"BArAv1A. Jan. 3, l82S.-The loud
reports, resembling thunder, which
were heard here on the night of the
SOth Dec. and the fine whitish ashes
which since that time have been per-
ceived in several places. have excited
fresh alarms Of ravages by volcanic g.
ruptions.
We have fastened to acquaint our
readers with the accounts which we
have hitherto received.
"On the eth December, in the eve.
ming. shock of an earthquake was
felt in the residency Of Kadoe, about 9
in the evening, it was in the direction
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

NoRpoLx, June 97.-Captain McLin.
took, of the British sloop Montego Bay,
from Montego Bay, Jam. arrived yester.
day in Hampton Roads, informs tina, tsen-
tu-tvo of the pirates captured by the Brit
ishH sloops of war Tyne and Tbracian, and
sent 10 Jamaica for trial, were executed
pursuant 10 their sentence.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

pursuant 10 tDeir sentence.
CH,sLssroN, June 2I.-By the sthr.
Eliza T. Polly, arrived here yesterday
from Havana, we haye the papers OF that
place to the 18th inst. and Nassau paper
Of the 2Sth uit
The Only intelligence Of interest which
we find ia our Havana papers, Is the act
Of the General Jun,a of Yucatan, uniting
that province with the supreme govern
ment Of Mexico, under certain conditions
agreed TO in the CITY of Merida, on The
99,h May last. They reserve to them
selves the power Of forming State Con.
.titution, and of euacting laws which they
shall Judge most conducive 10 their happl.
ness. The power OF enterog into treaties
of commerce. declaring war, ana every
thing of general nature, IS granted TO the
supreme government OF Mexico, WIFE the
provision that the interest OF fuCatan shall
be consulted on such occs-'ons. The
nomination of military officers and dIgni-
taries Of the church, is also vested IN The
Msxican government. Thus may ltur-
hide. by the favorable winds. be enabled
soon 10 gaze over the Coliseum IN the
''sternal city." OF transport hnself from
oaIsce 10 palace IN Venetian Gondola
tor il appears that the fae Provinces Of
Spanisb America are in no want OF his
maternal regard, and that they are SUN
cIentIy adequate to take care OF their own
interests without the assistance or advice
OF an Emperor; N.
ron, Snaniard. dated on the i4th inst. says
:. Onr news from Spain is only to the
e5,h AoriI-it merely confirms the &C
count of War brought by the Catharine.
iro,r xour port.--The SpanIards do not
mean to fight the French vi h large armies,
hu, nv means OF the gueriilas, which will
he IN the Seaniards an amusement, like
Snrs. huntins There is 40 doubt that by
this kind OF warfare. supported oy SOo,ooo
militia, and $4,000 regulars. Tue french
will be tired out before the END OF the
wear: if a revolution does not break out 70
France before that time. I'VE soouio
dread the success OF the fireman ID tue
mn,her country, and the destruction OF the
Constitution, particularly as II would al
feet this happy and prosperous island
where peace and tranquility relgns. Near
~ two. thirds of our Sugar crop, and three
Sourtbs of the Coffee, are by this time ex-
por,ed: and such IS the activity IN Dust.
ness now prevailing, that the news OF war
makes hardly any impression on the pub
lie mind"
NoRsoLx. June 95,-The U. s. store
.sb;n Dscoy' Lieut.. Comd't. keamey, an.
shorsd of Laubert's Point Yesterday at
terooon, from Thompson's Island. It's
9Th deep regret we learn that she IS IN
circumstances which require her to be
omsr,nr,ned. No person that we have
Saard of has come up from her, and we
a.s onlv able to- state tina, she has the ie-
Yer Cd board; that Lieut.. mA9ni' WI. ,o
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

The U. S. Brig Spark, Lieut.. Comd'
Shubrick, which sailed hence yesterday
bound to Key West, was left by the PHO
go miles to The southwark Of Cape Henry
Al 2 o'clock, P. M. Beacon.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03

The following are the officers attached TO
the y s sckr JackaN.
1t. Comd't T H. Stevens; Lit. James
Goodrum; Acting Lieutenant Ritteubou'e;
Sailing Master Pearcy, Midsbipmen Rob-
insOn and Harris.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-07-03
CRvIzE OF THE U. 8. SHIP CYANE

NEw YoRk, June s8.--The U. States
ship Cyane, under the command Of Capt.
Robert Trail Spence. fitted out year
since for a cruize in the West Indies, anu
on the west coast of Africa, to suppress
piracy and the slave trade; and alter III
company with the u. S. ship John Adams,
conveying the North Carolina from the
Delaware to Norfolk, proceeded to Porto
Rico, where the attention OF government
had been called by the piralical depreda.
lions on our commerce committed ny prI-
ya,eers fitted out OF that Island; winch had
captured a number OF vessels on the plea
of violating the blockade OF the Maine,
which existed only on paper, in the pro-
clamation of Spanish General. The corr
respondence, on the subject Of these de-
predations, between Capt S and the CO.
vernon of Porto Rico, eventuated in an
assurance on The part of the latter, that as
far as it rested with him, bis exertions
would be used for tue release OF the ves-
sells detained, and also to check further
violations Of our nag and the laws oil ma"
tions.
The arrival of the Cyane, ION the 95th
Aug. 1897 at st. Johns Porto KIco,
was most opportune for the safety OF the
persons as we'll as property of the few A
merican citizens residing there, who even
considered their lives not a little Jeopard-
lied, in consequence of the excitement
produced amongst the great body OF the
inhabitants by the capture of the privateer
Psnchita, alias Palmyra, belonging to that
port. This having subsidized, she sailed
ON the 10th Sept. with schr. bound TO
The w end of the island, under convoy,
and proceeded through the Mona Passage
for Laguira. In her course 'blther. falling
in with the small privateer Flora de la
Mar. OF Porto Rico (which vessel was
twice oyerbaued without hnding cause Tor
her dstention) remained number OF
DAYS in the track OF vessels bound to and
from the Maine, to oblise this priyateer to
quit her cruiziug ground.
Arrived at Laguira, Oct. 5th, where she
remained nearly month. 'tUr the protee
lion of property TO d very considerable A.
mount, belonging to American merchants,
who represented it to be greatly endan-
sered from the proximity Of part OF the
Spanish forces, then at Ocamar, about Is
miles to the westward of Laguira, 10y whom
an attack was threatened; and as their
character for rspine and plumber was
well known, no respect was expected 10
be paid to neutral property. The pres.
ence OF the ship frustrated their views and
affairs assuming tranquil aspect, she let!
there for Curacao, CARRYING on the I'd
Now to demand the release OF several
American citizens, who were reported to
be unius,ly imprisoned-Oi these was b.
Irvine, who was detained tor trial as one
of the persons belonging to the BouquG.
Expedition. From Curacao she returned
TO Laguira 90 the ssd Nov. where her
presence was required, and her stay VI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
.MARSHAL,S SALE

VI bdJOABJE CBiCKANOMI5fY LAND. ~
DUbSUANI io decree Of tine superior court Of carce ~
lot hc dric' OF Williamsburg, will be sold bich-
80 bidder onSaurd1v the 5 day Juy ,erg the Isl dav
Of the chancey couO before the door OF The Hhler
Tavern, that valuable estate called Yarmouth beIoopin Ia
the estate Of john Coke dec. and tic residence OF The
sie Col innes This estate lies in the COUNTY of James
Ciy immediately on Chrkahominy river where il Is nay
gable ior cra OF almost any burhcns connips 261o
acres oi prime lnnd great portion &C which Il first raie
low grounds and is in igh state Of and
under good and substantial enclosures. This estate AFFORDS
The bcst range for a kinds fe lower country
" aboun"s 80 ne springs Oi the best water ~ healthy
ah agreeable ncghhouhuOd. There l. belonging 10 t;iis
iar good hery Tor shad behring's stnrgeon rock de-
vfnisnn ana wd fowl iu abundance The buildings con
ZIG the rffr and ahorling handsome prospocf kite
aY, smke mouse, granny, stables aud other ont
house suhrieut for the comfortable accommodation Of
nuiy which have all undergone thorough fepar About
lo acres 81 hs land dbOunds IN timber coud quality
various knre and from is convenience good navigation
might he vEy probably disposed Of Muca fine meadow.
might BE reclaimed on this estate tut e expensc ~
labor. Persons ut distance who desirious Of pure
iHgIsnd, are respectfully invited 20 attend this sale il viii
pnsiiYry nc sold, and IN opinion will such bar
gain As will not bc SOM met With agaia
WIZ be sold a the time place under the afore-
said df~ce, snali erist mill, with forty acfes ~ land A.,
tached, ard lies within about miles ~ Yrrp,out
bod, and has been found very profitable. rood esv,
mill might be erected ~ hut lfie rxpcse and 10 the s
chaser 81 Yarmouth, would he fuud extremely prefaile
The ier1is VIII be and two years credit Cor
81 the purchase MONEY, winu, interests r ihe rcmaHiec
ih credit turing The liie time Of She widow. with inter.
cs om TIC dsy Of sale, 10 10 pn Der annually Boi
ava approved pcT>onnl security deed m trust on ie
red. WI. M'cASDJlSu " < n a. w :,
ffnf l-tse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04

VIE su.trber oilers for sale tie tract Of lana which
a he sides, situated IN tie Of Chesterfield
miles from Manchester aud b.tween The Manchester turn
PIKE ana James river This contains g91 acres of
which = "0od land Df good qrsy, heavily timered
rs any lard tn the country. excellent mill has
recently been erected upon the premises, very
god stream which renders the timber peculiarly valuable
The imlrpte meats censist OF commohious dwelling
hulsei huiidig for servants aud purposes
aud good barn aud stable. THE situation is saby
hchiif aud The land we'll vatced The tract may he I'll
vided adSantgeousy and will lie disposed Of IL desired
II the aOve tract OF land Is disposed privately
osr tie brst day Of Uct0ber next IL will on that day be
csre az public auction, the premises upon credit ~
one, iw" aud three IL desrc the payment
tive purchase money will be divided into six annual install
Ht-ts, saci instalmert bearing interest from the day
sale ~ the stmc time and usre will he sold on credit
oi nine Inori, all the farming utensils tue growing crop
OF corn, fodder ' oats and rye, Wagon aud team
carts The stock 81 sheep, hogs and cows, anougst which
arc two woke Of oxen and several good mich cow aud
every species Of property pertaining 10 The farm.
Jniy g. - I,yfgs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
Anniversary Of Ind.ncndense.

shWtVefSn'y OF Independence.
PETERSBURG, July Lit affords us satisfJc
ton to state, that arrangements are in pro
Sress IN this town, for celebrating the APP
preaching Anniversary of our Counlry's In
dependence in style ofunusual splentlor--
What promises TO add considerably To the
pleasures of the day, we expect 10 b- favored
with theconpaDy ola number of distinguish
ed Civil, Military and Naval Guests Fl ON
Richmond, Norfolk, &c. 10 whom Cards of
Invitation have been sent in the names of the
Commanders OF the Volunteer Corps Of Pc
'ersbars. Intel
The Chilicothe Supporter announces itas
report, indscree,Iy disclosed by one Of the
initi0ted, that " in the course of the ensuing
winter, simultaneous movement in favour of
Mr.. CLINTON for the presidency is TO take
place in New York and Pennsylvania"
and Ohio is expected TO follow in the train.-
That such scheme may he in contemplation,
is not at all improbable. Many of those " ho
are noisy in Pennsylvania for General JACK
son are the warm admirers and partisans of
DE WITT CMNroN and supposng that the
General has no chance of success, they are
only using his name TO produce a diversion
from The other candidates, in order Ia weaken
them, distract the public mind, and ultimately
to add to the strength of Mr.. C1INroN.
Phil. Fr. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-04
BY tie GOrer1iw If tie Co,,nopioslh o5 Ji,.r:Ria.
4 PROCLAMATION

tHHEREAs y has been represented executive by
~. me shetih OF King William eoupiv, that certnn
H'ln:nh w ADAMS Who was preSen eL by the grand Jury
1 sam county NJ iheiT quarterly term held in
last Ter eonoosy sbeotine WA Adams for whose appre
hrnSona caias was awarded hut before execution of
winch Tue sni Wm w Adams abs onded ard is going
af large nave therefore Thought proper, with the
o tae codnci OF state, ol-r reward one hun.r, dol
s 10 any person or persons who shall npprehend
try 10 Che county OF King William the said William W.
Adams And do require all officers civil ,nd
nlIaiy and exhor the good people of The
70 use ter ossi endeavots Ia appreeni the said VIM w.
Adams that he may TIE dealt with the law directs.
Given under my haod Governor, under The seal m
Seal July 1896. ~ "
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr.
n!Wm w. Adams Is about feet or inches high has
Ih' b"ir aud carries leg siif when walking From
lately received IL probable that has settled
hinseii IN the county OF Powhaian OF Chesterfield.
July 4. ,T,ysr