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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
.Widdleiolcn, .Wononrnna.
Secretaries.


i meeting held il Middlcto,,r. in the county ofNTa,
n"r2alia On Saturday f0'h Nov. 1897, friendly 10 tie,
present. Administration Of the General Government; or,
motion, w lillian Raymond, Esq. called to the Ci,or
aud Daniel Paisley appointed Secretary.
On motion, 1t ordered, Thomas 6 fTaymrbiE
Esq Robert Niece Esq. IaCobJ Wagner, Esq Alaitl,nr
Fleming Esq john s Barns, Esq Rev. Dr Elisha D. Far
rctt Dr. James I. Davis Or. David Ice ard David F,eu
*. he appoisz = committee, 10 prepare n feport.
Alter the committee Ind retired short timr they nm
seated report and the following resolutions, the result
81 ihc'f DELIBERATIONS which unanimously adopted:
icsIefd That this meeting appoint delegate 90 attend
the convention IN Richmond, 'e second Tuesday n,
Januay, to aid and assist procuring an electoral ticker
friendly to the election Of Iin Quincy Adams: vcssuror
A. = wilson, Esq. sppotned delegate 20 aiend tho
said cuhyculiou.
Rc'oired That be Rex. Dr. Elisha Barrett, d. James
. Davis, d. David leo. Jacob !. Wagner, Esq Thomas
s. iaynoud, Esq. Robert Niece, E John 8. Barng ESD
Mathew Fleming. EST VIM. :. wiley Esq. Ebenezey
Ncwcomh, Thomas Fleming Iohu Conway md Joshua
l.. Hickman, be appointed committee Of vigilance win
power fiji vacancies. 10 espouj other cc,ss,
throughout tie commonwealth, auf adoy. such "a ,,,,a org
them my c&Fedieot, contrary 10 line sotyi,
nf jhe foregoing resolutions. " 'F''''
/ftSorea' That The Secretary &C this meeting firns,
copies OF The proceedings the Editors Of the Ala
Choneie' and ClarksbuIg Enquirc and tlat thew he ,e
quesed to publish the ~ their re se,tiye r,,c5
ites5tCed, That this nce,irq now aaiou.,
49,. WIN. HAYMOND, ChainnAu.
DANIEL PAISLEY, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-15
BROOKE corHTE.

N.M. SEENouR, secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
May Is
Lands for Sale in VIRGINIA.

FEEaE subscriber has Tracts of Land in the
n western counties of Virginia, TO wit: in trcenbsie
Monroe, kanhawa, Giles Logan, Wood, alononeaIia
Freston Harrison, Lewis, Cabell, and Randolph which
proposes to sell at public auclion-at times aud places
below:
sold on Tuesday the 9Th day OF June next Point Plea
25o,0OO do. in Kaniiawa and Logan, on Monday III.
day of June, Charleston.
10000 do in Greenbrier and Monroe, on Monday e5b
day of June, at LewiSbury
2o0GOO do. in Lewis and Wood counties on Monday,
I'd July, al Weston.
10000 do. in Harrison, Monday, 10Th July, at
ClaIksburg.
100000 do. i'll NIonongalia and Preston, on Monday,
25d July, at Morgantown
100000 do. in Randolph, on Monday, 9th of August
at Beverly.
Sales 10 continue from day day until all are sold
hcihg Obliged To close several this who
may wish to make purchases respectfully invited to
view these lands and attend tie sales, when they may ha
chaHce OF making valuable purchases, the
he sold There bottom lands on the rivers and
cTee"S ana large Guamtity of good arming lands.
TIE lands will be sold purchasers in LARGE
L" make large settlements in tracts to suit sna
Ter settlements by single farms. There are MANY set
tied farms on the lands in each county.
credit will be given of !! 2, {; and ! wears payaSIe
oy annual ns'alncHs, and good titles will be given.
The particulars of the lands in the various tracts will be
explained at the time and place each SALE
The subscriber will offer for sale, at rubc auction
1OOO acres Of land lying in Kentucky at the Ped Bank
on Ohio River,in Henderson Grant in several tracts
~ Joining the county town, with 10000 acres living
10 other counties in the State Kentucky The time
place OF sale will bc made known previous to tie sale,
'akins place WA. PRENTISS.
Point Pleasant, 1+ih May, 1927. I2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
FROM THE ENQUIRER.

FfHnhin County, ITEM 26h Jnnc, 1927.
NFhEMEN; nave read IN the Democratic Press
of the 2nd inst the letter purportipr 10 have bec,
written to Gen. jackson, by john Harris one Of the
militia men SHOT for rDuipy and dcseron n; E;ube
IN The winter Of 1914, 10, agrccahEy TO The sentence
OF tonF; Martial. have also read your notice of
tat letter IN the Enquirer of the 9th Inst end atlon-
dcd 10 the references made by you with tie view OF
testing 'is authenticity; and thai alone has induced me
Ia make this communications.
John Harris, the pretended author of the letter bad
lived several years this county before he enter ed
the militia service in 1913. ! knew him we'll and
had partial acquaintance with his situation but NOT
wishing altogether 10 rely my ovD recollection
bave went TO the immediate neiglborhnnd where Inc
bad resided, and Conversed With a number Of his in
riD:ae cquantanCcs-inteHgent and respectable
whose concurrng account renders the folIog1uc stale
'nent of facts Indlsputabe. That Harris was abont
nifty years old, not subject TO militia duty (lhe law of
tennessee making an exemption hcrcfIom al forty
Ive)-Jhat judgment of FIVE or six hundred dollars
had been obtained against him and thee other men
as bs securities, on account Of Delinquency in the
Office cf coroner which he had Cncc held An art
Of the Legislature OF Tennessee in force dri, te ,y,
suspended al! proceedings at law against persons at
tachcd To tbe militia Of the state actual service
Decay Inc collection of this judgment, Harris brcJ
himself substitute in tho place u man Of The name
OF Shcrr "o had been drafted 10 perform tour ofdnr
IN 1910, and received horse IN addition to tho
monthly pay that be should draw That Harris had
wife and n'ne Chdren--had tggo SONS grown the cid
est married, and lived near hn-ihe second wont
- - '' I'M h"N Nbtu ildIG1S deserted
h"m thc Creek nation he came home and biz SON
win hi'n, where they were both arrested and tool,
oach Oy some OF Inc party sent IN pursuit of the deser~
tcis. That alter the execution of Harris his SON ,
home having. il was understood, been excnsad
from punishment on account of his youth, and the
,nlnenco which his fathers example was supposed 10
naVo nag over bin. That larris5 youngest child was
tour or I've years old af the time
NAT instead Of "wi(c and orc ouiy poor little
chiId" as repeated six times in the letter IN the same
sense Harris had children; he could notave made
Suc3 mistake III matter we'll known 10 him; he
couta nave bad no motive, and being under sentence
OF death, could have bad disposition to make such
papa6e misrepresentation Is il not plain t!Iat he
did not write the letter?
Another circumstance which YOU refer 10 in the let
ter, and designed furnish an rctnept in cvour Of
81" p7iion is. .ha UaT.ia is pa4e 70 say ",,e has
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

IL IS scarcely credible Though plain matter of fact
That you should through thirds of long lette
have argued, that the act Oh Parliament 1895 offered
on cei tain conditions, the United States the repea
nj all discriminating; duties in your coiouies and
trade on those colonies all the rest OF The world
That yen should mountain that those conditions
understood by Congress; that you should speak of
omission TO pass Geo. Smiths bill iproposue only q
repeal OF orr dntles rejection of those conditions
ana yet say in tue same letter that If had passed
that bill, and ii, besides this, had promised to admit
the crcuilous voyage, then Mr. Vaughan would have
delivered note 10 Mr. Clay inforupg him that we
should be, not entitled to The benefits of the of 1875
but admitted ITO the British colonies wihuu, discrni.
mating duties.
For what earthly purpose did you instruct MIR.
, vaughan 10 deliver such note:
II could net have been BY way OF communicating to
ouT government the provisions Of your act oF July,
i"~,', on the fuIGinen of the conditions which they
were rendered, because YOU know 'it is not the habit
OF Tie two governments To communicate TO each other
acs OF their respective LegisaureS and because fyou
know aso) ''thc simplest course was 10 allow the pro
visions OF the act to find thrr way TO general know
edse through the usual channels of commercial iutor-
niatiou.n
W hat than was the meaning Of these new spcc:al
instructions 10 Mr.. VAUGHAN:
liis Is The meaning: that when yqu sent them the
'ca mad not yet occurred 20 YOU, that The act OF July
td<o was 10 break UP the negotiation with this country
ih's was an after Thought, deX,eros!y caught up by
yen, 20 sootle the camors of Your shipping interest
90 lar from breaking up the negotiations far from
'a.nS Inc matter, or surprising it taken of the
snnsIsun Though susPended negotiation, you instruct
co Mt aughan TO resume that negotiation. You tell
us what those instructions You say, in case we
repeated the discriminating duties, Mr. Vaughan was
To write the Secretary of Stale note telling him that
IT tn Government of the United States would far,he,
assure ycu, that tire other restrictions should be reno
we'd Vat t1n your disci ,ninaDg duties should cease
| and yet, few lines farther o. you find the counte
Nance To say, you are
~ loss to understand what ground it was assumed
al - hNhns"n, that there Ho:l he, all times, n una ba
&c" dispositions the part OF tie British Government, &c
make ;Ae trade o lis West India colonies the subject o
diplomatic Arrangement.
why, sir, ynr must have written this sentence with
tA' same Ponim Of ink with which you wrote The SEN
'eHce iite preceding this telling that you yourself
al ibis very stage OF tho controversy gave Mr. Waugh
an new Instructions ''or diplomatic arrangement
/ OF the trade!
! be pleased 10 ACCEPT the assurances &c.
/ IN AMERICAN CITIZEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
New and Seasonable Goods.

"ALL & MOORE have just received by the schr
IL u Fly from New York, the following desirable Goods:
beautiful of lace goods, consisting of
caps, cloaks, pelerines half hdls.
Thread lace edgnss and insertngs,
Ginghams, CHILEAN Stripes, striped and plain batiSte
Silk and worsied bereges &c. &C.
Superior calicoes cambria, jacouet and null musins
Plain md figured Swiss and book muslins
English and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment
Mems and wumen's cotton and thread hosiery, do.
Black Italian Lutestrugs, Gro de Naples and
French FIorences, very superior,
English aud French Black Bombuzines Of very superior
quality and colour,
BLACK satins satin levuIiiucs and
Elack silk caIn5le,, heavy amd good,
black nankin and Canton Grapes superior
Black and white figured silks and BaregeS
Thread, hoM cambria and hoskn gloves
Long white kid and ioiseslin gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nankeeus
Morocco riticules ofucw and handsome patterns
IL large and beautiful assortment of
q and ID Irish Linens, I'D and o. SheetngS
6-4 and 10 table diapers, also diaper, crash and hucka
back dwellings fancy silk and berege hdkfs.
She'll tuck, side and curl combs, dressing combs.
In addition the above they have, and always keep or
hand, general of Dry Goods and reccg-
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New York.
In
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
COLONIAL TRADE.

he Troy Se'i'ne published in the interior OF New
i"'h' contains the following views i'll relation
10 me so much talked of Colonial trade
here is nothing which tie Opposition have made a
matter o. c"npalot against the Administration which
they Dave Treated more ai! than Ia. subject Of the
" est India Trade Has that trade been lost 10 use II
50, la: been lost by the fault of our government.
10 Doth questions We answer decidedly, no We shall
ENJOY all the advantages Of that trade and whatever
might have been the result OF The measures tatcn 10
blame cond, in any have been Justly imputed to
''ie c"nGnct "i nnr executive. The opposition papers
uniformly speak of the West laGia trade az ife whole
were i"st--Thercas, when the British w. India ports
were all OF them open 0niy ScncmM par, OF our ex
ports t"'Gc West India islands sent TO the British
" est indIas Aud even as 90 this fragment this little
REMAINDER this orc seventh part, comparatively 50 un-
important, we have sill all the advantages of n drec.
trade. and the British Themselves are ;bc chief if not
'ie only sufferers from the restrictions upon the inter
course they haye thought proper impose fl is ad-
'!"ed' on all hands thst we shall continue to sup
Ply those Islands heretoorc--the trade will sin
be continued by way OF tie neutral ports--and IN
Der these circumstances the expepcc of lhe ccuOris
transportation must fall the consumer, and not liz.
seller, on the West India planters aud rot Old the gram
growers o! the United S;tatcs,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
VIM. J. 3. BEDFORD.
NTIOR.NEY ar L.QTV.

II I O7l.FEY TT I.YW,
I EsPEcTFUILY informs the public, and pnrljru7ac'g
u h'S ctchS residing at distance, he has removed
from the csnny OF Charlotte his upon the Roa-
noke river Immediately FIELDS Ferry in the county %
ecEenhur2 and all letters directed him Boydnn,
hec"ehhuTS county shall tr attended lie III attend
regularly the superior aud inferior courts of the counties
oil Charlotte Halifax, Luuenhurg and Neckienburg and
can 0e found at all times at "on.e Parvo, except while
attending the above uaned courts ANY business ,,s,
ed to his care, shall be strictly ended TO-
Monte Parvo, May 18Th, fSs27. w,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21
NEW GOODS.

NEALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
d q other late arrivals, fresh assortment Of the most
fashionable and desirable GOODS OF the latest importa
son which he enabled to offer at very low prices for
cash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do do ba,iste and grass camhIcs, of and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grecian stripes
Striped and plaid cambria giugham
r.,.,don printed ca nbTics, assorted
Black Italian lus,rng, of sup. quality
Heavy black Nankn and Mandarin !ustrirg
Satin levan,ine and company sattins
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, asserted
Black white and coored sattins, part very superior
Colorcd and black Florence and Marceliue SILKS
supe.ine pumgcc (or ladies' riding dresses)
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Tnh!eached India grass Cloth
"a French mcrinu bumba2inc
Elack and mixed hastings and circassians
Brown aid white French dgiiDgs, assorted
Zeal name chop nankeen
White and colored Marseiles ves,ug
London superfnr cloths and cassimeres assorted
plain and striped forennss and jeans
Cd checked and striped cambrcS aud iacorcts
A-i and Ga book, null, jaconet and Swiss muSns
Rich tamboured and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked jacouet and cambria robes
Drab and buff cambria for bonnets
Floss worked, book, null and jaconet trimming
SG1eriue and fine canlbric and furniture dimtv
superior assortment of thread laces dgngs and trim
mings
I'obbnet and gimp lacrs, assorted
a and Sd plain and tamboured bobbinr. lucc
I'ich lace pelernes, capes collars hdhfs. ana cars
FLOSS worked Swiss and India muslin do
White and black lace wells, part very superior
fIack, white and green gauzs wells
Barge and Gros de Naples hdkfs assorted
Fine and superfnc thread cambfic hdkfs.
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
= superior assortment rs and A Irish linens
and Cd shecngs, of various qualities
j.otrc lawns and superior birds eye diaper
81 I'D and Ioi table diaper aud Ganask
|foich and German o]"aburss aud ehIenburgs
Cotton aud thread iickiugs assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
bieacied q unbcached domestic shrtings & sIeeetG,gs
Common and superfnc domestic plads and s,rpe.
With great variety of other desirable goods which
tenders the assortment complete
June %
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PERFUMERY, WIGS, CURLs. &c
PalaiS ROYAL q Paris.

G COLOGNE WATER, real genuine, from Paris,
~ Lavender, milk Of roses,
Isscuce Of roses, court plais!cr,
N I'll brushes, hair brushes
Tooth brushes
Convex aud concaye locking glasses
ladies dressing combs
'iortoseshcll do
French razor straps, French razogs
Ladies dressing boxes with Ouu Of Iassg AMI oa,et
perfumes
Trench perfumes Of various kinds
Boxes Containing II cut glass vials Of az Ens cf YER
fumes ''
lair powder pufs, pocic, combs
Ivory combs, hair brushes
Tooth brushes superior quality
ladies' scissors, gcntlemen's pen ka.,,s
Scissors and knives together
Ladies' fans
test quality Damascus ra7ors
.ad'cs' baiE braids pui5 and cu.,s
french pot poma
9cinIuz water, Eau d'Ac'am
ehus water, Viudre water
naples soap ia pots, garter wsyer
wigs, toupceS, hair crosse:
just imported from thc North by the p6sc,er 10 i,a
also Drought on with bin, the latest fashions of Head
((T'Se'' Tor ladies aud gentlemen, as well as rst-rate
luuneynen rom France, that will cuab bic hin, To Give en-
we satisfaction to his numerous patrons and convince
Ien' mat his tour TO The North, as been as much for their
benefit as his own. 800
400 THOMAS CREAvEN.
ESg's Rcw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-21

NJ JUST aTrVaIs
New York, Philadelphia and Boston, aud which offered
for cash, the public, reasonable terms. The business
Will be conducted under the firm of EIrin James & 20.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES.
40o7g he Goods offered for at the flo,cirg Grcs:
Best London blue, black, brown, olive, green and mixed
cloths and cassiiEeres
Marmee chop, long company short yellow and blue nankns
kouen cassimeres black merino o. beuhazines
Black hastings, circassiaBs and Denmark sat,ius
Srench hemi Blown, aasl London plain, white and ribbed
billings
Stout India mixed sill! can,bets mixed French leans and
C;rcassians
Plain and figured black ioren;iues
Plain and figured white and printed London Marscies
Of new style beIreges and ChiIau stripes
Plain and figured and wateed Gro de Maps, OF almost
every colour
French forences and riis,rings do do do
Best black Italian usngs and & and Cd superior black
modes
Richly worked and hounecd Swiss muslin robes
Plain and figured Canton, Nankin and Mandarin grapes
and Grape robes
Camrcs, jacone,s, hook and null msns, plain & figured
Thread iaces and edgings and buihnet accs wells
Rich barge scarS aud htkfs and ncy silk shawl,
E!ack and cooured bombazets and black bouh3Zines
good assortment of ginghams and fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do do do
3 a, ID and Ga carmen, ami furniture di,ni1es
Umbrellas and parasos
large assortment OF ribbons and rich sashes
IA and Cd bed tickngs, balls spool sewnrs
Brown and beacheG srngs sheetings, plaid
German oznaburgs, tcklenburgs and burlaps
Swing, toilet and mantle glasses, Sc &C. SC.
We have made such arrangements with our house in New,
York. as will enable obtan best terms al,nos;
every article III line which shall receive throughout
the season IN such quantities will render
at all times good aud commanding.
| EDWIN JAMES & CO.
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LOTION ". ELbErT, c. II. G.
,Nr. u iiSon Rhoadcs, otherwise coaLcd Jyils2a y,
TNnv,}sy

~ III, You dD no, reside within the commonwealth
~ Virginia, and nave Anown agent attorney therein,
S"npt this method to give you notice. that by virtue Of
commission from the superior Of caucery directed
oy law TO he holden al the capitol in the city Of Richmond
ana commonwealth Of Virginia, I shall proceed on the
twenty second day Of August next the Wilcsborour
Hotel kept hy FIR. George V. Massey, in the town Of
NEkesboroUs, in the county Of Wilkes, within the State Of
Worth Carolina, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. NJ.
AID six o'clock z. NJ. and continue from day day,
woen the same hours Of the following days until ;c bus
ness shall bc finished, take tic dispositions Of Tyan
Hubbard, MonFor Stokes, Joshua Laws Joseph i. Paer-
sun, Horace y. Sat;crwhitc, David Laws, William Lass
t" others, be read evidence in suit depending
ia the said superior court Of chanccrv directed by law 10
DC holden at the capitol in the city Of Richmond corp
monwoalth Of Virginia, aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff
ana you, James II. Henderson, Francis W. Scott Elisha
Jackson Robert Scott, jun and Francis Page, arc deeu
CAMS l am, yours. &c.
MEREL II. G. COLLEY, an irfarf,
under the age Of twcoy.ouc years ~ her
mother all AK friend Anne Cc',sy.
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In Hen,ico County Court, Juiy Gil, 1897.

J" He"rieo County Court, Juiy Gil, 1897.
AN the motion of Holman Shoemaker creditor Of the
NJ estate of Richard Cooke, dec d. Ordered that Tbo,a
M Shoemaker adm or of said Cooke, summoned to ap
pear mere on the 9th day of August Court next ~
any ne can why ne should not be ruled give additional
security as admoF AFORESAID: and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Court, that the said Thomas " Shoe
maker not resident Of hs Commonwsa h il is ordered
mat copy Of this order be published in Constitutional
wing Newspaper printed in the city of Richmond for
o"r weeks successfully, and another copy posted at the
'front.' door ni the Courthouse uf this county.
Copy. Tcsfc
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B.4.v'K OF PiIfGLNI.4, July 2d, 1927.
FTNHE President and Directors have this day declared
dividend of two per the Capital Stock of the
Bank for the last half year, which will be paid the 18th
instant. 81 w. cambridge, Cashier.
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FARMERS BANK or p,IRGLNIq.

VsIHE President and Directors have declared dividend
4 of two and half per the Capital Stock for
the last six months, which will be paid the Stockholders
after the 18th instant. WM. NEkERVIS, Cashier.
2l July, 1897. IL
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IJe Guuststuttsmal gWt,ln.
YGLTTICAE.

t.om the Boston Patriot.
on THE COLONIAL TRADE QUESTION.
To the Right Hon. EonGE CANNINo First Lord oc,b.
Treasury, and Prime Minister OF Great Britain.
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New Dry Goods Store.

FHNH subscribers have taken the house
n 10y Messrs Thos. & Richard Crouch 6 Co. and q. :,
now opening handsome assortment, comprising alu.os
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DRY GOODS,

Which they have just received by the late arrivals from
New York Philadelphia and Boston, aud which Offered
for cash. TO the public, reasonable terms The business
viii be conducted under the firm of EIciyl James & Co.
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THOMAS CREAyEN.
ETg's Row
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rs2o9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-12
Fifty Dollars Reward.

BsCONDED on the 9th inst. negro RACHAEL,
"A she is about IS years Of age not very black. TALL
spriphtly and of very pleasant countenance when
spoFen to in familiar manner, she has notable scar
on her left cheek occasoned by cut She took with
her variety of clothing which cannot be particularly
described tbs expected she has made for the District
of Columbia as she has several relations and many
ouaintances in Georgetown and the City ofwashngton,
Whoeyer takes said negro and secures her in Jail
tina. get her again-f taken in Montgomery county.
County nd in the State or in the District of Columbia
20 dollars f out of the State or District of Columbia,
the above reward viii be given and all reasonable ex-
penses paid if brought home:
Montromery County, Md. July 18th, 1877
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-07-12
Potowmaek Company

2ath June, 1897.
N1orIcE is hereby given. that the annual meeting
of the stockholders will be holden on Monday fAs
ea August NEXT, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ at the house Of
Mr. Joseph semms. known as the Columbian Inn; m
and four Directors for the ensuing year, and tor trans:
acting other business of the Company.
Also. that the President and Directors will m the
afternoon Of the day above named. holda meeting 20
appoint Treasurer to the Company Cohsctor J! Of
az E.iI. 40 order. RoDT. BARNARD.
jaly sawtsA Trsssf Pot Co.