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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-20
NO. 01go

Misa Whites seminary, in that city,
presented this brave and humane In
dian, with a handsome silver medal, on
which was engraved an appropriate
inscription, and accompanied by an ad-
dress, Of which the following is the
close: "Brother, accept this token OF
our esteem; always wear it for u
sake; and when you have again the
power to save a poor woman from
death and torture, think Of this and Of
US, and fly to her rescue.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-20
D TO SLEEP.

A poet asked a gentleman what he
thought Of his last production, An
Ode to Sleep" the latter replied, you
have done Justice to the subJect,-it Is
impossible to read it without feeling
as Uhok toeight."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-20
]. X. LACTODDY.

derS OF the Ot WoTtny youi
acceptance, it is yours.
J. X. LACTODDY.
Mendacium.-The LIE, a plant indl-
genous to every part of the Inhabited
globe, seldom found in those parts
where civilization and modern refine
ment have not entered, but Astounding
in cities and the more polished parts OF
society; the varieties are very numer-
Gus. Ii is supposed to have been first
introduced into America by the Ge-
noese, and since that period to have
Aourished in an unprecedented manner,
indeed, the soil Of North America
seems suited 10 its cultivation, and
whether it be owing to the liberal views
of the citizens, or to their we'll known
generosity and hospitality, it is now as
plenteous as The Triticum repens, and as
difficult to be eradicatcd. From a phi
l%anthropic desire to benefit my fellow
m~ortals. and to promote the gigantic
strides Unnatural science on this side
the Atlantic. | have taken great pains
to classify and arrange the varieties,
and now give them to the reader at
prime cost.
CLASS I.-afendaci"n unirersate, the
everlasting lie, To this class belong
all those and the number is not few
who prefer a lie to the truth at any
time; who lie for amusement; and those
who cannot, or will not help lying even
when the truth comes the handiest. Oid
Granifcr belonged to this class; he had
not been known to.tell truth o rfourteen
years; when he was on his death bed,
he told his friends he was going to DIE
nobody believed him. !,
CLASS IL. Mendacium inutie-tfe
harmless or useless lie. In this class
are found Editors, Biographers, r.
viewers, (the Quarterly in particular,
as Billy Lackaday says)' EEitaph WI
tiers, Seamen, and that mighty! clais
y'clept Travellers. Sam Twirligig h.d
sailed round the world; and when ie
came home, there was no n like sap;
he had seen mermaids in Japan, and e.
ten breakfasted on their lower paris,
which he swore tasted exactly like roast
duck; the upper or human part, San
said, wasn't fit to be eat; but when be
was in Java, he had one that sung duce
don,um equal to Madame Catalina
| There was no end to the strange things
| Sam had seen He had been 400 fee'
down the crater of Mount Etna, where
every thing about him was burnt to a
cinder but his iack-knife; this knife is Z
wonderful article; the handle was made
from a branch of the Tea tree, and thu
blade from a sword which Buonapartt
used at the battle of waterloo. Sam
hat, which appears nothing but a com
mon ,arpaulin, was made oil singi'
leaf Of 1 tree which only grows on tn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-09-20
From the New York Statesman,

MEssRs. EplToRs-If the subjoined
attempt to exemplify the different or
ders of the Mendacium be worthy your
acceptance, it is yours.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
2seg1DasaossU ssageeae
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY G. 1895.

On Wednesday last, Governor Peasants, n the prc-
sence ofthe officers ofths commonwealth and of
collection OF citizens assembled at the council ,cla,n
bcr," to witness the ceremony, presented To major
raj WINGFfELp SCoTr, Of the United States army tho
sword winch the legislature of Virginia had voted tn
him. his gallant and glorious services during the late
war with Great Britain.
On this occasion the governor delivered a very neat
and appropriate address, TO which general Scott repc
IN very glowing and eloquent terms.
The Legislature by the resolution bestowed this
iiaerng mark of its distinguished consideration upou
MAJOR general Gaines and commodore y arrenton But
as both were absent and neither represented by -
proxy they will be reserved for presentation OIL some
future day.
The swords are of the most costly materials and splen
did workmanship.
We shall publish in our next paper, the address and
reply, It copies can be procured.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
VIRGINIA EhnC T1orgs.

lRiNcE EDwARD.-For Congress, John Randolph $50,
o'noston House Of Delegates, Henry J.. Watkins 126
opposition 20 Messrs w & D. vas their vote in favor OF
o'N'owm bi!he sentiments Of the people OF Prince
EDWARD ON that subject may therefore be considered az
''"S ''eh expressed at this election.
EEDFoRp-For Congress, Leftwich 90 CIaibo,,,, ~
Wh' 'hvts e. as votes ahead in the district Senate
1'"'ss ?0i j.. w Flood 65te former elected by 657
nous y I'eic@ates, Robert Campbell 855 Pleasant nj
GosGi" Ga - iiomas Sale 23l Jubal Jordan 15o
Ar""srA For Congress, Gen Mccoy is reelected Inv
ah'n 400 majority H'"se Of Delegates, David W. Pat
tesonf and - Esiili.t
EL'ENrEru Ciry.-For Congress- Thomas Newton. No
onpo>itio" Ham" ar Delegates Charles Collie, lis B.
WP'y"r l0-snmuc Watts SO.
HATn'SoS-ror Congress, johnson $50 Doddr1oe
~: n"'f>e Of DsiegGfe', Jedcdioh w GoAt $40 Geo
w ih'ms "I9H-I Daniel Morris $50, Humphrey Farie
10y, David DAVIDSON IL! Daniel K;uch.Ioc l12 Ar,
Maxwell 81, Geo. }. Davissor7
NccoMAc.-For the Se"ate, Turner 40S Jones IL
l4o'Ne @ heSottS' J"hn p DruIuiond and II. Fletcher
FAeuIER.-For Congress, Thomas Marshall 500 1,Lr
= 'arhou, 2i2 Mr. Barbour is elected bv rs voIes ma
!n'iy. House IF D'tgoies, Adridge james, 500 John
MARSHALL Ir Sill r. Wallace 2I3, G. w Foote go
,iAr,FAN.-tor Co"gress Thomas Davenport 613 Bar
ze'a Graves J. j. Lamer 1. Col Davenport is elected
the whole number in the district being for Dayp
po'' ioo'' Lane' -22 Graves 30S, Urquhar 1851 For
me if'"Se Of DehsateS John b. Darlington 1852 John G.
htI'nFrS' rs Me'chczdeck spraggns 372,
MinDLEsEx.-For Congress, Robert s. Garneft 1871 =
81 iSn"w TO- Mr. Garme'' is elected, having majority
Jones 100 Mr. Turner Col. J. elected by about 100
m,,j"r,,y For House Of Delegates, Richard NJ segar
* VIM Shepherds 84-Wm L. Montague 80.
"AsHtNGToN.-Ho,qeo Of Delegates Robert F. Cum
miineS 40 John Kellatt 366--Rcubcn Bradley ISL H.
Is thompson 49, JOSEPH Nlillar 49,.
ScorT--I,"Sc q DeLsaf,s, Kilgore* anfeFullen For
C'"&''S Mr. Esl is elected by considerable majority
W EsrmoRELAND.-F For Congress- John TaIiafcrro 1O7.
'"hn iiooe 81 Mr. Ialiaferro elected bv r,aiotitv
u 2I4 Senate Garter l08, French s.. Garter is elect
,u no,sr IF Ile'egasS John Hungerood l44 William
y" aiScF* l3o-WrIloughby Newton 1875
f.Not ~ he iasi Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
LAND FOX SALE.

'aNtE subscriber viii sell bargain in tr7ct VI Land
= lying ON Chckatrr'iny iycr n 'hc county Of Janc
City, called NOEREfS ISLAND. This tract contains
i've nHnd ei acf"s about 10 is arabic, and the whole
cleared ~ IS well adapted to the culture Of corn cotton,
oats &C. aud would be well worth the attention o cotton
H1kc The marsh ground is high and could be easily re-
claimed From thirty forty head Of cattle can be- sept
On "uf2 the winter without feeding and G0n
SIX 70 tel thousand weight Of pork raised per year
Any person wishing to view 1t viii apply To- Nj. Wnl.
Is MoIecock, the present Ir0rCet0 vho win show it,.
not disposed oi before, IL will be offered public sale
the lh July next, at the Courthouse in Williamsburg
being James City cop, day For further particulars apply
! to JNO. ARMISTEAD,
may o-w6t Charts CHV county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
PROGRESS OF TIE WEST.

DAYTON, tChio) April y.
In town laborers wanted and men OF honesty
aobrietr aud industry, find employment and good
wages. Both town and country Improving the con-
tempiated canal appears give spur enterprise and
industry.
Formerly TO go from this TO Philadelphia occupied
two 10 three woeks--a gentleman reachc! here this
week by the way Of Cincinnati in eight days by ssgc
nal improvements and home manufactures is increasing
10 1870 Stark and " ayuc counties, (incu,iinr that
part Of Holmes which was taken from Wavuc) contain
ed 271 lnhabiians-ot which w ayne had but 332. At
that time, this district country had three tanuaIies
looms, and made 5&i yards of wooden goods In 1924,
the same Territory contained about so 600 Inhabitants
and manufactured not less than 10000 yards of wocen
goods. In 1870 tbs Territory had gris -mlls-there
30 in Stark county. At that time there was but
one distlIery, We cannot tell the present number-but
our increase in this particular apprehcnd is equal
perhaps superior, TO any otherfor firm in the
faith that The discry 10 operation in 1870, however
small would be enough aud more THAN enough at the
present day. [Otjo RePosiory.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

IEE,7oLRT DEPIRI.HENI7, 29N .4yriL 1879.
~ Office Is hereby given that the av OF October
next the principal of the six per cent. stock Of the
United States, created under the authority u an act VI
Congress entitled. authorisiug loan for sum not
exceeding eleven millions of dollars, opened on the 18th
day March, 1919. together with hc incest then due
thercon viii be paid t. the plop.crrs took. O.,
their attornes duly authorised. the Jicusui, Of the
United States in Washington md ,nr several lotu Offices
the books Of which any portion said stock may stand
surrender of the certificates NJ said stock viii he re-
quircd Al h" r'e OF Pnyucut. and interest Cu said
stock viii cease from ami after thr }nh day %. September
next. SASH J.. SOUTUAED,
may . - at Hctjrg S,c,gOfHc Trensury.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

''a'ati had LETT tins port for Callao, with the ord
nsuce aud the SO qua rigate Protector was ready for
sea- some disaection had been produced dy the arrest
of Admiral Guse
he new Peruvian Congress to meet i'm Lima
FEB 10Th, but the members being principally priests il
was thought some changes would take place. All Peru
excepting the scene III action quiet, and the pe,nle
are returning To the employn,ents of peace.
". y Daiiy .4dp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
PnII.ApEI.PHIA, Nav ..

tII'AI'I-I.IHTN, May
Yesterday morning between . and 8 O'clock the
steam boat ALBEMAKLE, nearly consumed bv fire:
She laid at Arch wharf and was TO have sailed
at O'Clock, for Fort Delaware and the Pea Patch
The accident is attributable the areIessness of the
fremen, who commenced raising the steam short
time previous TO the conf ,gratiou. The fire conpa
MES repaired TO the wharf with much alacrv but SOON
as found their efforts unavailng she was
cut loose and towed the Island where she burn
ed down to the waters edge. The spectacle exhibited
by the moving body of flame and smoke as il was iirec
ted lin its course the river, truly appalling
The euterprsng had fitted this boat up in ex
ceent style during the present spring at great ex
pense, and she promised much the convenience and
pleasure of our citizens in afoding short and comforia-
BILE passages to the Canal the Pea Patch and the
The remnant of the vessel taken up to Kcnsingon
the same day.-[ Freema's Jour9ni
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
Form tie GreeHriAc, Tenn. Economist.
THAI. FOR NIIrPDFp

TRIAL FOR MURDER
On Thursday the 7h inst. at the Circuit Court in
Jones5Orough, before Judge Scott tie trial Of
David Greer for The murder Of Higgins in Nov. last,
which lasted the whole Of two days, and the sub-
ject of much curiosity, from the well known singular
character Of c prisoner Not having been present
thetria pretend to give any thing like reg
ular deineation of its proceedings. We have collected
some ut the prouincnt incidents from conversation with
agentiean who present during greater part oft,
and here give ufetn TO our readers.
great number OF witnesses were examined, both on
the part of tie state, and tie part ofhe prisoner. tap
peared from the testimony that Greer bad for about 80
years past lived secluded life and near the top ofte
Bald Mountain There seemed have been vein of si"-
gularity running through all his notions manner Of v
ing, &c lie very hosptabiC 10 strangers when
they to him, and he frequently visited by
the Curious who attracted by desire TO the
strange Of the mountain. whose fame was spread
through all the surrounding country. In hs dealings
ne was uBcOmmony exact, and undertaking adher-
ence TO truth and honesty marked trait in his
character. He had many years ago gone to the Tor
OF the Bald Mounaiu, where there several hundred
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
NEW York, April &c.

NV IOI'h, pm 20.
Singular .1ccidcnf.-This morning young lady
CN'is Sarah Ferris, of Stamford GU SHOT in Chat
hnm street, by tic accidental discharge Of a pistol
The particulars far VIC have been able to
tam them, are these gentleman 'yas engaged ia The
81 story Of No IS Chatham street showing pistol 10 a
friend, who not knowing it loaded, pulled the rig-
ger, and two balls discharged, which entered the
window Of the second story OF the opposite building
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

The steam boat Oliver Ellsworth, Capt TIaycns,
while on her passage from Hartford to New York on
Thursday night week, struck on rock near Hunting
tom but got off The boat proceeded on her course
for about hour, when il found she made much
water, that became necessary for the safety Of the pas
sengers, to run the vessel ashore Eatons Neck.
where she sunk. She had about fifty PASSENGERS
on board, who have arrived in n ew York and speak in
the highest terms OF tie conduct of Capt. II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
REMOVAL.
J. II. NASH

IS removed his Book, Stationary and Fancy Store
d n 10 the corucr recently occupied by Mcs.r- WIN,
But1w Co. fronting thA leading from Navo Bridge
-Hbrrc he will he happy make it the interest of his
friends and the pualic generally call, he determined
TO sell At the lowest cash prices, and acCoumo.
dating trrrS. Nav CT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
MaARTTD,

TN w edn, sdny evening. the 27h ult by the Rev j. r
ilogs, Mr. w. II. DourmAT of Botetourt CONN.,, -, AZ
> IT, LEWIS, of this CITY.
On tuesday evening the Sd inst. by the Rev Mr. Arm
>ti""s' Nj. WILLIAM SHAPARD, 10 Mrs. CAruAE1y1
BRIDGES, both OF this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
MACON, GEo., April

WAcoN GEO, ApriI Il.
.4cridents-A few DAYS ago while shoop- keencr in
lrwin0n was weighing some powder, a spark of IRE
communicated to 1t from cigar that one of thc
company was smoking There were about thirty per-
sons IN the house, twenty of whom were injured
more or less At the last none of them had
died, though the lives oftwo three were almost tes
paired Of Oar information is not positive, but
heve the keg nearly full of powder at the time it
exploded
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
From TIE .N'ec York t:uzetle Eryro, .Hoy /.
EROM NE-NN OIL LANS


BY the ship William, in the unprecedented passage
of ten days from \. Orleans, have received papers
to The evening of the 9tb ut
PatnfW DisGster.-We regret to learn that on tht:
9TH uit. at in the morning. the steam boat Teche.
Capt. Campbell, on her passage to New Orleans ws.n
about 10 miles below Natchez her boiler burst three
men were killed and several severely scalded. The
boat was set OF fire. and with her cargo of abou 500
bales OF cotton, consumed She had board about 10
passengers. he of confusion only be imarin
ell. Most of them got shore in the yawI in three
trips and some olcd from the burning wreck on bales
cotton, and were saved The CALAMITY did not end
hcre-thc steam boat Washington which was soon aie,
TassinuP, hove 10, and boat with OF the surv
vorS attempting TO board her. upset, and dOwned
" 5iIcS price current OF the i6th states, that little
business had been done in Cotton, owing bad weather
and tue presence of General Lafayette. SaIss of To-
"7cco were made the 18th full ore cent per pound
over last quotations.
General Lafay etc left New Oreans on tie 18th ut
IN the steam boat Ndtcez, for St. Louis, accompanied
By the Governor, &c. Tar as NatcLcz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

Il gentleman last evening handed us the "Fice P..ss
-crt" dated at iVpe's Ferry, April %, from which
make the following extract
LOOK OUT FOR TIE MURDERER.
a man oil a suspicious appearance and character hal
been IN Loudoun county, Harper's Ferry, for d
week past and strong belief has been excited from
variety Of circumstances that he IS the murderer -.
Miss Cunningham, Baltimore He answers tic
description OF the monster, given in the newspapers
except as to dress, which he he lost with his kap
sack IN New Market, Md lie afterwards, however,
engaged Il washcrwomdr, stating that ne intended a
few days to so for his clothes. He returned He
Boudoun settlement on Tuesday, the 10th instant ay-
ing been absent since She first of NIarch.-Ic inform
cd Mr. Shriver, respectable citizen of Toudoun, that
he passed by the place about two hours after the
der! he The first who gave Mr. S. information OF it.,
and converscd about 1t in manner which betray ed
some anxiety uucasncss. lie was much disturbed
thcre there dou YOU them? look at her! look at
her! She's beautiful girl! Poor thing, she's dead!
Where's the chI?n When awakened, and questioned
on the subject. lac said that whether awake or asleep he
continually saw young that nc felt much dis
turbed, aud didn't know the cause Of it, &c.
As IS he heard that suspicion was excited he
disappeared. Several persons were in pursuit Of him
Yesterday and bG was last heard Of within a mile OF
Iarrer's Ferry, the Maryland side. His name IS
NIartle he has worked at this place, was convicted of
theft in this County about tG mon tbs since and served
/ , months in tlle pcuilcnilary.
| - Our informant states, thot after the extra
issued, the person brouc into Tarpcrs Ferry
and after cxaminali ion committed to the Jail ri
/ Cbarlcstown, Va. ~ has doubts of his being
the murderer Of Miss Cunningham. On, quite certain
he is tic who recently committed 4 robbery AT IN,
foot of the White Mountain as advertised IN the fla.
/ gerstown and other papers. Butt Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
IsEESD

In enr'y county on the c9h ult. Miss MARY NE,vsuu
in the 18Th year of her agc-a truly amiable vo,nr Id
who commanded the admiration esteem of ali yb,
knew hcr. - "a VIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

NO a. occupied by Mr.. Mills: several ladies' were in
ne ROOM and Que of the balls entered the leg of Miss
Ferris, little below the kne, and lodged II, IL hI;e
we'd, some inches below We called at Mr. Mills, bou.
noon, and were informed that although the ball had not
been extracted strong hopes are euie,,aur,i ,bo,
iHation Will not be necessary. Miss r. is about i8
wears of agc.-xr Conn .9.lp ~ "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

few splendid copies Of the Declaration, Of Indepea-
dence by John Bnns, with exact limitations of the sig
natures OF the members who composed the congress ia
1875 hare been received aud arc for sale at this of
hCc price 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06
DOMESTIC,
o WASHINGTON, April %.
PO1OMAC FISHERIES

ms great source "i profit to the proprieors and of
beneh TO the neighborug corumunity has MOI as vet
oeeh we learn, so abundant tins season as in usual
years. ""'ng to The remarkably prwar, spring and the
TACT That the great schools of ish yhi, Annually RIM
up 10 'he es water oi this river when it reaches the
temperature proper for receiving the spawn, having
peen IN the unerrng operations of nature somewhat
ahead of the calculations Of the war, Fishermen I,
hrst OF April ~ hc time when these count on meeting
the hrs, schools ana they continue to run for about
month or SIX wceiS but il seems that this wear the,
iound on putting ort tirIr scns the usual tine the
hSl were IN as great abundance as they generally are
al the middle OF the month that feared that near
nan tie season for taking the fish had passed away
oeto'e the nets were spread But there is one -cv-
dence, wichdescrvesn be recorded that they are stiliin
plenty: Whntc last few days the greatest haul of rock
hsh ever remembered by the Oldest fishermen on the
Potomac made
We have il from such n source as TO have no d,,b,
OF the fact that Friday last there were taken at the
Sycamore Landing on the estate of Gen. Mason OF
Georgetown, about five miles below this city
at one haul o The seine four hundred and fifty four rock
bsh, averaging at least sixty pounds each and that
many OF them weighed as much eighty pounds They
were all brought fresh To the markets of Washington
AieXaniria and Georgetown and although sold very
reduced prices, is said the produce this single haul
was about two hundred and fifty dollars Mt Jour.
800
NASHVILLE, (Va.) April 80, 1925
Please insert the following of suicide Ii is
wished by the friends of the deceased on account of
his relatives in Kentucky and Ohio.
Remarkable Sujcide.-On Thursday the q8th inst
the lIevd CHARLES BoNwELL, of the Methodist Eps-
coPai Church, put an end To his existence, his resi-
dence III Northampton comfy, (Va.) by hanging him
self 10 weaving loom. He had labored, for a short
time under mental arrangement. He had been fa
lower OF the Cross for than forty wears, Min
lster more than thirty Mr. 3. in his 6Oti, year:
was a man OF strict NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. humane, and
beloved by all who knew him. Those who knew him
best can best pronounce his eulogv. lie has wife
and many distant relatives To lament their loss His
lie, until the period above mentioned, had been one
worthy OF tnitaion and 1t might truly have been writ
ten on his tomb-.46i Piuior ei CT iaiturc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-06

do. interior, do. 81 Il 2I
do wax upper, rs. q =
CHliskmo, doz. 13a 80
Lime, Thorn. cask. / 50
MolaSSes, per gall. Sja IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
i,icharA poNarA

WILL cutItluur To transact business III
w Lynchburg as 4UCJONEER IND
GEAEk.1L C0M.HIShIOI MERCHANT
lie will as heretofore attend 10 the selling and
shipping OF tobacco aud other produce, tor
planters, country merchants and others
Also To the receiving and forwarding OF goods
to the purchasing of produce on commits
sion, and 10 the transaction OF bank business,
as agent. la short, 10 all business coming
property within the scope OF an huctloneer
aud Commission Merchant. All Uslgnments
that he may he favored with, aud all business
that may be entrusted to him, will meet with
due attention. His Office is in the large brick
house al the junction oil first street and fourth
alley, near the Franklin Hotel.
January 7. W6W2o
a. The editors ofthe Constitutional Wing
are requested 10 insert the above four weeks,
aud forward their account 10 this Office for
Dnymenr,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-02-11
% DoNays Reward.

DUNAWAY from The POSSESSION q Jod
Ia LtJinieh jr. aboa tHeire moaihs ago,
negro nun namsd G.iBRILL, ef terg ARK
compile ron, about four feet . or ~ beheshtgh,
aud about hgtg fi0o ye0rs Of ags, no Part'cn-
lar marks reeoleetcd erefpt sODe so'ai Knots
~ his breast about ihe SIZE n u ataibie, aud
terg rough bunny chm.
lam gf ogs'sion hat he Is nom lurking about
the ntighborho0d u john omeits, on HE head
Vaiers Of Goose Gtek, where he has wye, as
he has been seen In that qaarisr Jreq4hiig.
The ADORE rtuard Of iusaty ire doiiars p'H be
sie.Ht TO aag ptfsoH uho usi dtiifsr htm me,
or secure hiHt IN BedjOrd jul so hat I gel him
again. .ROBERI ". RELSE.
.IalIUarU % mis- IL