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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11

had made an observation to Mr.. /. 50 insulting
and abandoned that language adequate to'con-
vey Just idea Of its turpitude would disgrace
the columns of the Palladium! Now, what
saws Mr.. T. himself, who is rather to be 5eliev.
ed, we should think, than the Palladium, in this
case?
sMr Clay jocularly said, 81 suppose you are
all administration men," Again. "The adj
ministra.ion had been, and would be censured,
let Them pursue what course they would-that
they had made appointments (and it was the
policy they wished to pursue) without regard
10 the political opinions Of the candidates for
Office. II an office was given to one opposed
to the administration, they were Immediately
charged with buying him over, as it was term
ed Tito one in favor Of the administration,
they monopolized all the Offices for their friends
1t was as we'll under such circumstances TO
give the Offices to their friends" From what
passed, / was not led TO infer that Mr.. Clay
was hostile to my application; neither did be
give me any reason to believe that he would
advocate it,
We would have copied the whole statement,
lift had been published uer6atim, and not mali
lated, to suit the convenience Of the Palladium
This is enough however to show that "the state
ments of the Herald" are not so "ridiculous"
as the ,ceL-brcd editor Of the Palladium affects
to hold them. Take care, Mr.. Editor, that you
are not Jonathan Russeled" before you get out
of this scrape.
But the best Of this story is, he wisely insi-
nuates that we could not have known positive
ly TO whom he alluded, because there were
applicants from various quarters, and one even
from BOSTON. The editor forgot tina; he
told US himself that the applicant was" "a dis
,nguished member Of this community" and as
we knew what members Of this community
were applicants, it was no difficult matter to
hit upon the RICH, one. Why now send US all
the way TO Boston 10 find him! Perhaps only
by way of episode, to remind his readers that
the President came from somewhere near Bos-
ton; was fond Of Boston notions, and so prone
TO indulge in sectional par,ialities as to eneou-
rage the belief that he would prefer a Boston
man to Southerner, though it might be TO fill
an Office in a Southern State. This is the true
way TO work by the rule Of combination and per-
mutation. But we are assured there is no, the
least truth in the story. There was no apPii-
can't from Boston.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
Was ComMitteA,,

Two the jail for the county of Alexandra, D. c. OIL
i the 4th inst as run away, negro man who says
his name is NED, THE FIFER, or NED CURTIS. -
He appears to be about 40 Of age, feet inch
IS high, and stoops in walking Ills clothing IS blue
coat and homespun pantaloons, with other clothing -
lie says he is the property Of Mr. stroder Fcklin, of
Stafford county, Va He also says his wife, Rachaels
lives with Lewis Fcklin. The owner is REQUESTED to
come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
him away; otherwise he will be disposed Of according
toJaw. THOS. STEEL. Tailor
june s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
NErsHEA NDRIAe
noNnAy MORNING, JUNE II, 1897.
GREECE.

: The Editor Of the Boston Palladium has re-
cs;ved a letter from Smyrna Of the 9th Of
March. confirming the account of the arrival OF
ord Cochran, and the writer adds" The
Greeks are getting on as usual, and the cam
oaipn looks as if it would be more decisive than
the former ones; and from all appearances Rus
Ella does not care much for the Greeks-she
will never interfere to make them an indepen'
dent S,a,e--at least this is the view have al
WAYS taken Of the subject. The Turks are ex-
erting themselves in getting ready strong
feet. and sending off the new troops to the Mo-
rea. /, is pretty well understood that the Porte
will allow Of he interference of no European
movers. England alone has in,eriered IN their
behalf
"A,bens has been relieved BY the Greeks, and
some advantages gained. Gen. Karaisk aki has
Gained a decisive victory over Omar Vrone
p,cha. who is in very bad situation. he
Sultan has received Tartar with this news.
The frieate Hellas is at sea, with 600 men,
in company with steamboat, and some small
er vessels.
DusL-The Boston Gazette states that duel
took place on Sunday in the vicinity oil that ci-
~ between two Midshipmen OF the frigate ia
Va now lying in the harbor; and about to sail Tor
the Mediterranean. Three shots tits said were
Exchanged and not hair Of either injured.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
RoZier's Ferry.

VTVHE undersigned respectfully informs the public
L that he has rented the Ferry, known by the name
of Roziers LoUer Ferry. His Boats large, sub.
stantiay built, will be kept in the best order, and
tend deyo,ing to Tie Ferry my undivided attention.
the public may be assured that they can always have
3 safe and speedy passage across the Potomac
june 2-Ts AQUILLA EMERSON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
District Of columbia,

Alexandria County, Set.
APRIL TERM 1827-llth day.
Stephen Cabot, J. w. Shaw, and Christo-0
pher Rhodes, copartners in trade under
the firm of Cabot s. Company, ,.r.a
Compliments. (1"''0"ey
AGAINST
John Furlong and Jno. C. Vowsll.. .Defts
'l<HE defendant John Furlong, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
statute and the rueso this Court and It appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon affidavit fled that
tue said defendant John Furong not inhabtant of
the District of Columbia on motion Of the. complain
ants by their COUNSEL it is ordered that the said John
Furlong do appear here on the first day ofnext Novem
Der term, and enter his appearance to this suit and
give security for performing the DEGREES of the court
and that the other defendant, John c. Vowel, do not
pay away convey, or secrete the debts by him owing
to, or the estate or effects in bis hands belonging to
the said absent defendant John Furlong, until the fur
Their order decree of this courts and that copy Of
this order be forthwith published for two months
cessivey in ofthe newspapers printed in the town
of Alexandra, and that copy be also posted at the
front door Of the court house Of said county.
copy-Test,
june 1l-2m EDM. l. LEE, C. C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11

4 MIDDLE aged W0h7N capable Of managing a
N family wishes situations in the country would
be preferred, but objection would be made to one
i'll town. Ample testimonials Of character and capaci-
ty will be exhibited any one wishing to employ her.
Apply to the Printers.
June 9-5t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
Fresh Goods.


GEORGE S. 11oUCEI
rs now opening u select assortment of Seasonal.
Il BILE GOODS, from New-York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore-amOng which are:
Superfne mix'd cloth, for summer wear
Do single drab cashmere
DO Rowen and Vigona do. for summer
Black, mixed and drab lasting
Black and coIored Denmark satin for pantaloon.
Super and common blue nankns
Mammu chop, super and common yellow do
Banlanno and Gag hanlkerchiefs
Black circassianS some Sd wide
Best blue seersuckers
Black Canton grapes and bombazine
Buff, white, and figured Marseilles
Striped and plain white drilling
Do do brown do
Women's cotton and silk hosiery
Mems unbleached, white and mix d do
Girls white cotton do
Women's horsekin & kid gloves
Long and short do. for children
81, 3-4, and SO black mode
Black and colored silks, silk and gauze hdkfs
Irish linen and linen cambria, some low priced
Ga and 3D. low priced cotton diaper for spreads
Domestic sheeting, sl'iring and coIored goods
Common and super tickings
Oil cloth and green table covers
Domestic seersuckers and stripes for boys
Merno shawls and scarfs
81 and a. swiss muslin cravats
Long black silk do
Best silk aorentine vesting
Colored and black shoe ribbons
Do do corded gaoons
Carpet binding, narrow & wide quality do all coils
Rattinet and blue Aorentine for gig lining
Boss balls Of different sizes and coIors
Sewing and floss cotton on spoolS knitting cotton
White and brown Russia sheetings
Buriaps and osnaburgs
o. rs, and "a damask diaper
Pearling, edgng and laces, bobinet for wells
Green, pink and straw colored grapes
White do. some superior
Braid, tape, bobbin, pins, cotton cords, etc
Silk umbrellas
Green and brown parasois, some large
All Of which will be sold low for CASH or TO pune.
Ial customers.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
AUCTIONS.
Marshars Sale ofLands in Viyginia.

Marshats Sale Of Lands in Vi,ginia.
by virtue Of decree ofthe Superior Court OF Chan
ID Gerry for the Fredericksburg District, pronounced
on the 10th May. 1926, in the case Of Foster Co. us
Hunton, and of another decree pronounced in the said
cause the 9th October 1885, SHALL on the 1lth day
Of August merit at Haymafket, in the county of Prince
William, expose to sale b! public suction 10 the high.
est bidder, twoihirds Of the Lands which descended
to the heirs of William Green, decd situate lying,
and being in the said county, exclusive of the WIDOWS
dover therein and the rerersion in the one third part
thereof, constituting her said DOVER the whole sup
posed to contain about
211 acres.
The purchaser to give bond with one or more sufi-
cient securities payable in three equal annual install
ments, to bear interest from the day Of SALE and deed
oftrust upon the land to secure the punctua payment
of the said instalments and interest.
JOHN STtNARD, VI F. C. d.
June 8-nawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
An additional supply of Dry Goods
JAMES a WATERS

HAS just received at his store, southwest corner of
III King and Fairfax streets,
Yellow Nankins (superior quality
DO do common
Cotton cashmere, Wilmington stripes
Flag and bandanna handkerchiefs
Plain and figured book muslin
Plain and figured black silkhandkfs
Barrage hdkfs Madrsss do
Blue and white denihes
Dorchester bedticking
Amoskeag do
Green and white gauze wells
Black canton Grape
A few pieces ofvery handsome belt ribbons
ParasoIs and umbrellas
Gentlemens' Leghorn hats
Ladies Leghorn bOnnets
WITH 4 E3RiE7Y OF OTHER ARTICLES,
which will be sold low for cash. june
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11

loaf Sugar end Sperm Oil.
CAML. ". JANNEY has just received SO bbls. Bal.
- timore loaf Sugar, 10 casks Spermacetti oil.
6mo2 dlweo1w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
AYOuduuM NIand. SC. For sale.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Court Of
l. the District Of Columbia for the County nf Alex.
anora, pronounced at last April term Of said Court in
the case Of John Stump and David Ricketts,, against
john I. Newton, Francis Adams and Mary his wife,
VIM. s. Newton, Henry G. Newton, Jane Eliza New
ton, Thomas w. Newton, Albert q. Newton, sinah
Ann Newton, Joseph ". Newton, and Augustine +.
Newton, the undersigned commissioners will, ON
Tuesday the 10Th day Of Juy neal, being the Tuesday
in Loudoun Court week, sell at public auction to the
HHfsas highest bidder on the premises, all that
E&NA TRACT OF LAND
w. in the county of Loudoun. situate on boz.
ssEAA sides Of the Leesburg Turnpike Ro y, ns-
tween Goose Creek and Leesburg, wherein Joseph
Newton lately resided, and adjoining to which -
present resides, containing between four ard five pp
dred acres The land with its metes and bound. viii
be shown by Mr. Joseph T. Newton. II will he diytG-
ed into lots to suit purchasers Terms Of sale toy she
land: one fifth ofthe purchase money be paid down.
and the residue in three equal annual Instruments
bond and security with deed of trust On the land
to secure the latter payments
A,d on Saturday The IAN Juny merit. at noon,
- will be sold on the premises. that 10, ofgrcund
Mt on the north side of Prnce.street, with the
NJ improvements thereon, now in the occupancy
A-lAl David Ricketts, as his dwelling, fronting AZ
feet inches OH Prince street, and running back 127
feet inches to 10 feet alley.
Also, that beautiful vacant LOT at the south
west corner of Prince and st Asaph Streets fronting
80 feet inches on Prince. street, and running back
with the line of ST. Asap street to the aforesaid 10
feet alley, Terms for those lots made known at the
time ofsaIe. HUMPHREY PEAKE, ! c.
GEORGE WISE, 'o"" D
0The Leesburg Genius of Liberty will publish the
above till sale. june SIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11
400 Ibs. Bat Cotton,

for nterlning quilts-Leghorn and Sea Grass Hats
Painted, black and white feather fans.
6mo7
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AO\asSes.
Pork, Oil. Sc.

Pork, Oil. Sc.
Landing from Schooner Potomac Bears, from ~ York
20 Do o; 2rm as' Do NewYork City Inspection
% baskets oil Represented to be fresh and very
Is boxes dos good.
casks sweet Malaga wine
10 do do cut do
9 casks Goshen cheese
] ton steel, for sale on accommodating terms, by
june LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11

wash away. We saw the spot where the trees
had stood. They are now cut down, and re-
placed by monumental stones, to those who
persisted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-06-11

1T is calculated that Watts improvement of the,
steam engine is at present an annual saving OF labor
to Great Britain of IS millions sterling! And that
with population of II millions, she is equal in re-
sources with assistance of the steam engine to po-
pulation of III millions This will explain the pow
er and the rank which Great Britain holds among the
nations of Europe, being in resources actually supe-
rior to all that could unite against her.
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a Situation. Wanted.

EDM. I. LEE, C. C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
.YNRSHHL'S .s.4f. ~

fN pursuance ~ decree 1T the Superior Count If Chan
~ cety Tor the Richmond District, prohuunr ed ON tts nj
"-y OF February 1897 ard subsequent order Of mid c,t
made on the 2i day OF June 1927 the case Of
" Wat, e. n shall "Wednesday The 9TH ,v 81 N,v.,,
her next ORR Tor sale, 10 the hughes; bidder public
tor cash on the Preipes, the following sIste To- wit
Psee parcel of Land IN the CITY Rich,rond fronu
"n T. sse about 81 Zee; aud the q. street and
'JouIns tbe i7nd 81 John D,SvD, dec. and IsuhsI
~ convey ed by George Wat BENZ T.. Holm. v A.. 81
dated the 9th day sc April 1872 including the sei oc
pied ny SAID VISIT and the office, the same
deed IS recorded "a the CLERKS office OF the Hu.t,ur. Conf
Sad city. 10 ' -
A'o, cer'n piece parcel Of Land in said civ begit
ming on 10th street 10 t. Norh Esst from r. se.t on the
North Wsstiie Of 20h Street. running along 21, Sf,s4i m
e Intersection 81 Street about ESQ along "a
street N'Wc-l 81 feet, thence down parallel Inc ,h
-Oth 'uee t1wds street. the naInbcr Of feet ~ ,
-oh street 70 he heSinoinE,' desetted deed ,fu o.
Ifeofd m the Hastings Court Of said eiy, sxeupd nv ,d
WAT 20 Benlsfnin 7. fos, for the beuefi Of William n
Wesimorei dated IOh October 1922 sxcept that t,7t ron
veyed by ssid Watt for the benefit . John Psrkbi'i
Also, two COtS and all the HouyshoId and Ktch., F.,
n'ip OF the said Watt consisDs Of mahogany .i,
one mahogany secretary hook set msho any n
tables tea tables ensr beds sni ndufe &c. r %
shout 100 vUiumesOf Miscellaneous Books ~ ennycvi ~
deed Of The 5b day Of April 1872. make b. cope, Of al
Wtch deeds Tfe hicd exhibits IN tie = Sale 4,
commence At II o'clock, 4. N, at the house occupied M aid
Watt 80
J. GUEPRANT, M = r. Z. or one " hi. DEPUTIES.
Oct. 9, 1877 d3-f'.
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ITGiua6ie Horses for SgJe


M Ill ne sold TO the highest bidder Thurd,v fJ. te
- o. October next, Judges and ,, rrr- In ;
ai9'riy after i- race OF that ay the Iiuahe of Uoe,
n""s'"s 10 the estate OF William Rice late of The cnt az
u unsFick, consisting OF two Mares to cots, m. old
n'are !. n'ne or ten old last Spring Tn. vouny
- Tour yeas i. 'pFiag. aud tie old mar
ny Nrgnian aud fuli sitter To- LAFAYETTE. The two colt.
are t OF the old mNe hy Archy years old ls.
va. "''er M 'pTinSs colt, both very promising TAe year
80" cot Is entered ina sweepsiake ne sxt .rr
idihS, o. IN wheh state believe are nine ulseri
entrance SSOoj and veil he sold subject 10 that rae
p'u mare e supposed To be in f,al hy Arehy, and IN,
Pe gvIng bond with approved SECURITY or .ro,,
I ise executors wv 'se' GU" o.
ne Ole MAJ. va. got ny Archy her ds by @
& G. e dam by Marx Anthony, her e. dam ~ FI;mn,o
Persons wishing to purchase Capt J. j. Hart
~ ID. HICKS, Ex,cu-
c., :, A WESSoN, tors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09
Posi- Q Zee Department,
June ~, 1877.


ItoDYrG3ia Caiuefsify-.5Tedicn Depgrf,Tc1,I
WE Lecturer ~ tbs Institution. ,sii Commence As n.,i
FTsf STffrd0yin Mucl. " wv
A a,.'. sny a,a s"sery, by Il. W. Da'lcy,M.D.
ln.innes o m-a'cne aud clinical pracliae Nv Cb,eis
Caldwell, Nh. ''''''
Th.ory and Practice Of medicine by hn Eten Cooke
oh,eI,ck, ed d'es'e Of AMI children, hi ". IT,
~ ~. ~ '''''
0ae"",Gy rb7tnscy. by -. Blythe, Pm
rae 'dHi which s hren erected dt in- the p-, orr. M
,on' tor the accommodation edual dep ,,
y PfogTc aud the fa utv. VISTA covgdsnrs ,n,9,r w.
we puhlic, that will he completed and resiy fpr fbs
u'h ~ me classes before the nf
- ne hnidiug crc1Pes srase rs foundation 81
- ny 90 tci' and ccdstts Fo sIacinus lecture s IA,
araTtneni' lrr I've Library, aud chemical o go,
wHh lfaiia's foGnify, aud ever oher eoo,t
ani noce'sfy arpuftersncs. ''
II y sruaied pleasant and ecnirs part " fe ,v
Wedey Contiguous "a the snatoies theatre and
roo -, Fnd ogstner with these, wili constitute an
not fn passed, N point 81 comfort and cunveniene. b ~
siaiiar In.tiuiion m America. = ~
rue Lbr@ry cnfans ui wards ri 900 voirss and /. eor
SANITY nerearne blythe a3iiion Ut al The refr,die,l aud
standard works netiirne end the collateral s.,eree.
~ - opened Pc reading tOon4 every evcra. f,s-JsY
NeertedI fouC 11ut Tic 3efon sod every stpsri hi, m
rrwess moreover, Of keeping ont tvs golrnes IT TIVE
The Vufefn eouss variety of in1tfuefive rrer.s,,-
both n The human subject aud Of wax and ci,r.,
ny The fret artits Of EIfui'e.
Students of medicine res1t ing 70 THE s.hloI FOR ;,,f;
wan Pc accommodated ~ The moot rtsprctstir frm.s s
gen's 81 bpsrd AID odginr, tor ,eh AT tLsr
atenHsnce uron chcapsf terms tisu Al A., ~, 80
itrutiou ~ cpuntv. ~ "
I h. eyperse' Of complete ronise q Lsffs-., ;,,
the Haucuaton snd Lh'ey ci.sst .e,li ,.s,,t T., ,ol
'pece. tns Zee ior graduation vii be s1o in .,f,,,,
ny order Of The MedtaI Fssnity "'''''''
rv.c,. g. " sHoaT,fl y D-,a.
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E8ELE.

yccN RENT, LEASE SALE, with, if errcpsbie he
tween tidy AMI ioity 'isvss, very likely --bet.een
hteen snd twenty head % Horse fue Looded
ogsher wih The ohsr stock, &C &c. purohi.sr niIshs
haye Tie ian With every thug 90 T. YEAS cra
paying interest annually. The Derins hfue very srge
and elegant 'tnstrd with every other convenient hoe
10 wit Bain Machine and liorse Mill attached, IN good or.
oe-tee lorse- Carage House, Oserseers, Necroe srf
Ioacco Oufes, afre and tight TIE trart about
lJJ acfet IL lsys the Ry4uua Hivrr-host
daJJ nearly h,lfts tract enclosed and cleared. Tie
o grounds very rich and extrDsyei perhaps hs more
~ uen capable of producing thoussnd pounds Torco
pr acre Of the best eusfyhe tract isuncsy well gat, cd
Ay gentleman wisic fs pfnpeffy wlheve the roodnfs.
t. GU sid Letter addfe'.ed a. the Milton L. a,
sh'h be prSpy apr7cfed About SD bu'hel entst Wi
ne seeded tbs fi. &. rIYrOM
OF. 3. d1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-09

.niD Vd( -HC.9DE.TT
titHE SubcribsIs respectfully inform then friend, m,
the 1T day vi Nov. wa WIZ
me '"d'e; rep"H'"ry 10 entering the Sophomore md
Junior Cae OF COLLEGE. will he ht LII Il
he given III the French, book-K eep,nr aud Al, ,,e ~ 80
belonging practical Education. " - 's
Terms a. heretofore -F'r Greek, Latin & Mathematics
T.. Ea.t:L $50
=, 1850, $50. 80
It's de:rsbie that the Parents Guardian, vrh ,; a.,
enter Their sn wards, will make -aIy arnr,,;o %
the cia'-es he immediately arranged aI 90. s
'f'e'a' studies EDW'D w. KENNY,
.,, EDWD l.. SCRU6GS.
Cumberland county.
Board can he had tue respectable f,re. Of The
nei hbourhoutI. Oct ; 80 o., "' '"e
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Ny tie G''''r' ?; g: csgn,g,,A ecS,gfr

sx-urpr.sd PROCLdai4fION.
ne" EAs 1t nes been represented 10 the Execute. .
osI 'dh"r OF Caroline county, that on Tnu,. ,v m.
-y'h 10 lant, ceIfaiH Inn r. Samuel vim h, @
, -, OF 'a' county, by Examining Cont th. eoc
On eha'ge vi petty larceny, made hi. esc,e.
tore t,, W. ana - n.w gong at large have there
10 ,Gr PfyFer with the advice Council Of STAT.
~ 80 any person persons, who " al
civil i and do moreover require all oiise
vyes, IT, ~ ~ eNnoi the good people the eoBmou-
~ u-e net best endsavufs rsu.e the ,,;J 1,-, III.
fe'ts 10y "s "edit wan "a The law di-
"Ysh nn'er my hand Goyernor and und,, n. ,.r :
.he Conina9vssitn, H,chncnh this 21b .lsy OF
Tob, : sI % Wh. Is. GILES.
- W. me- h'sh, light hair aud EYES thin yi.sy. mare
clothes OF a yafIety Of colours eJ '"' non'e.P""
OFT. ,.
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LII H LECTUR ES-

VIZ L>ib SCHOOL at this place cIoseJ IL, ,s.,, m - .
~ OF May anil the next viii c,nmenc. o ~ Il.
~ ,oOeh'er The public been already a.. fnil,,
DiaeH OF TIE rHn snj Principles this esb.h,1.ns ,
-, ""r''s''ry 70 ssy that the eneour. -
y.'e .sI'sn Ems To- imply approhssn of n .
,. iich me nrdef''rnrd ms pursued during tbe .t
,o..,n "'rs ioty new STUDENTS besides four vo,n-
Eenifinen VINO mad ltenisd previous enu &c WV ''S
Undersigned tanhai TOO r,niiy ms ess ,,or os .
y 1s 20 spa'r toins sch d. the nee e..y Of r;uy ,
el"'n' resolution % prosecute their s,ut,e III,
furious To he Hadersigrsd "' az" S'e"ty ~
The priatins OF The Lecture. b.;,.. - -..,. o..
49, '' 'ne e@ufir "ii terminate ~ the IRE. MONDAY in
,c, -, me bsc'n'' WI he plaesd ~ IN. hand, OF
= rec ~ rcufss Vi Lecture >y75 p,,,,,5f< =. 49,.
!,o,.l.,..,,, L. &c., ~ ST. GEO. TUCKER.
bn., we e'" ~ ~ gno d@sue Il may procure
W'nohc-fr', W. Sepfetpssr H. " S 81 .,Io
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NTfSaS committed 10 the jail at thi. county runaway,
te vn the i.ihday OF June last, n.gro who
n'nsen JOIN bcrn, and b.. stsl by David
otiaey 81 Psqum.n county Mouth Carolina. lie
Ns made Fellow about 81 or % oi. feet e,gtt
inches is, dsik eompieSIon lag. WALKERS, bIensh
Va M. LETT eye lie had on when committed, h,C
ue n'",n oith coat aui Fstoon iii uans Cet valuable
ei'isns with hin have every reason c. believe
~ sid ne gro l. runaway. and the requested
Voe ","H'd prove proPt.,y pay charges aud lake him
away, "theiNae he viii hs h's ~sh :, directs.
WM. S. RoYSroN, ji,lor Of Caroline ecun,y.