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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-17
MORGaN'S CASE.

The doubts and uncertainty which
still mystlty the Batavia afair, give in
creased interest, aud add fresh zeal, 10
the general inquiry of " Where IS Nor
gan ?" The question is in the mouth
of the whole community. 1t is the all
absorbed topic Of conversation, and the
inquiry, like the school-boy's SNOWFALL,
acquires strength and magnitude the
farther it is pursued. As yet, nothing is
known beyond the fact that Morgan is
gone-but where, or whether he is alive
or dead, we are unable 10 say. His fate
promises TO remain as inyiolabIy secret
as the deepest mystery of the fraternity
which he designed to betray.
For some time after Morgao's disap.
pearance, we regarded the affair as a
difference between brethren of the same
principles" which would soon be COM
promised, and Morgan set at liberty
We did not, with such views of it, think
the public generally enough interested
TO publish the wordy grievances of the
party concerned. But weeks and months
have now elapsed without restoring
Morgan. The laws of the land have
been grossly violated, and the unoffend
ing citizen, sacredly entitled to the pro-
lection of these laws. is deprived of his
liberty, and, for aught we know, of his
life. The question has now assumed
another character. The first principles
of our social compact guarantees to each
member of it "hfe, liberty, and the pur-
suit Of happiness - and, when an lndi
viduai is wrongfully deprived of these
rights, both the duty and the security of
the public demand the punishment oil
the offenders. Nothing short of The
restoration of Morgan will appease the
public mind. There can be no personal
security while this fragrant breach OF
the law remains unavenged.
Rochester Tel
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NETWORK, JAN. 10
JNorgGn's Cdse.-A letter. to the edi-
tors, from an obIigiug friend al Geneva,
dated Jan. 5, furnishes the following in
formation respecting the trials at Canaan
daigua:
The trial Of the masons for the alb
duction of Morgan is progressing
Three have pleaded guilty, one has
been tried and found guilty, and several
are yet TO be tried. This is IA very Sc
rious business, and the almost unparal-
leled excitement throughout the coun.
try, is not only perfectly rational, but
speaks very healthy state of public
feeling. The fate of Morgan is yet a
matter of profound and deeply interest
ing mystery. The better opinion is.
that he was delivered into the hands of
a party of traders, near Niagara, in
Canada, and by them carried to the
northwest; yet serious fears are enter
tanned that he has been murdered"
The sentence Of the Court, in the
cases OF the persons convicted, is as fol-
lows:-Loton lawson, two years con-
flnement in The county gaol Nicholas
u. Cheeseboro, one year; John Shell
don, two months; and Edward Sawyer,
one month The three persons last
named plead guilty to the indictment /;
and rendered afidavits, stating that they
knew nothing of Morgan after he was
cnnuouaI N. H. al - RT...-
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-01-17

respectable mercantile friend has furnished
Us with the following extracts from his cor
respondence. DAILY .4dr.
cARTHAGENA, 4th DEC. 1926.
You will learn by the present OPP
porIunity of BohvaT's return to Colon
bia He entered Bogota on the l4th
Of Nov. and was received with very lit
tie enthusiasm, although the newspapers
give a different account of his reception
The people seemed 10 doubt his SINGER
ity; they thought he was in favor of
monarchy, and that be would at once
violate the present constitution. Bot in
his reply 10 the Vice-President at the
palace. he manifested his intention of
maintaining the constitution. and restor-
ing order by force of arms, if other
means would not effect that object Our
last account. from Bogota to the 21st Of
Nov. announce that Bolivar had accept.
ed the extraordinary powers with which
the people had invested him, and which,
Dy an article in the constitution, he can
assume whenever there is any thing like
detection 10 the government. His great
object seems to be 10 lessen the ex-
penses of the government. He has
therefore ordered the army TO be reduc-
ed TO six thousand men. OF the navy.
only few small vessels are 10 be EN-.
ployed, the rest are TO be sold or laid up.
10 all the Departments, expenses are 10
be reduced. 10 carrying his plans into
execution, the expenses Of The govern
J ment viii be reduced from fourteen mil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27
10 LIND og,.AERS
IN VIRGINIA..

AUDITORS OFFICE, Ri,Guesd, Mueh rs, 1877
PURSUANT clause ui-t consine the t"'l 'fn'c
At pvhi.hed tor the rsicn Of all ret-cn. ~"s'
is"ds delnqu~h TOT the payment :" os.s
it, eniied to ,mpedise att, ni'on, n thy NJ
thee iu,e,s,. the following peculiar ndu' 'meh's
,.,i-em thsir lands, II redemption /. INTENDED,
~ bona nte ,"r"hss.rs VIA deed have en- GUY
cofdrd ptiot the act. shall tie ao"e i-se-'
th~ hey have rac al I,cns-- money NJ. I'ST'"S "
uihe-ni di-eharge the taxes and oants "u-
me oil the chase, land shalt be sso"is'd %"
III ssrears up ts,iis, ,'m..
n ~, sh-wn, the e'r"neonsly cha ge
pad, (aitiuugh returned d,qu,n) the sse t'he A. al
ford 4.
further time un the frs. cfJy, 1925 allowed 80
the redemption vi lsnuS tor,zd La,tay """ i as
.ush lands generally u'""t L" 'e ss'
VI iHt7pfosou for such assessment at the tcs'
Il the by which 10. tsNai9n wall he eohsu.
by reduced.
4. tn resr-c, 10 i.r. forfeited to the Literary tu"d
sispsn- VIII derive tls under jnnIr .rsnts iroi The sun'
nnweaih beat dste pfor eiuie anu whose 'nd'
have been settled usyi paying sn sq"''s",.
9tupOit'n u aud damage "bsn tegquishment
ho commonwealth Ih sitntu,h such lands hive nre-
congratulated larger but .hs l'isiieug
wall not until the iu July irS, aud sn-'
,,u- 4" the 1t D-re-t 1929 Ths precision aiiicu!a
Interesting To uUn tesicnis.
Is able isni have hesn returned deuru-u
em,s, ps,t oi t'- unwestb, ot winch thu
-eu p'oP.i"i probably isnorani,-,he prope'y oi
dressing enguuies 10 h' Ohic-
lkig such enues, the OF former Uwnei-, the
quantity a"d s'aiio al each at ought 10 he specially
uniuated ArTsrrs Of only De yad he Trea
iu'y. SAS. l.. iIE6iii A'"i,in OF fuouc Account
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UYSpEpSLj.

Z a. MEhpE's FILLS have heen proved by sa' Hf,ll-
81 "- i-'t Of uu. the most snecua
offered FOR the all
s'ss OF me ais esre "rg,' dehom'us'ed DYSPEPSIA
lNpi"t Ton, which 'Tu-ntis uHl- II. Appearance
ihe most Compile ted fm., se loss Of appetite
I" " stomach, and s"ttimes voui,inc hcrimc Of
N''h - -n-n.s is-i---. h't commonly
ng m the stomach. heartburn. o"srrncs., pa,env.s
'"n"ns"ee, -nsup "~ne- "t the -g. pslratpn of the
heart Vsrtig" and Disturbed sleep The humber Of ymp
TONS wares IN da.ren, patients, by being iv only
pa whie others have additional equally dsgrrab'.,
snrh pe' the h-s aud .msc,s-
o 81 wasting 81 the whole body, with weshLess par,-
cnlafiy OF t=!r6 iee pills wall ,Grcaally ~
s'ut"e's Of the stomach merely by nrursziGs
nut by e0reotn. tat morbid state the which
give IT.. 70 and will To-
dated organs o digestion that aud which
" necessary TO the well b-,mg the onuny The
os pr""i Il their efficacy i"y pe.crh
o. tue I rhyc'an and used by the most Intelligent families
iir'nshuu, the Urip,.
IL Shi Ivy uli Browne, Sc Zeal street T. Diokrv
crinT Of Roadway ana !pensid Get. Shot;vrli Hiy-
ack i'o PeI street, W. H'ck"ck 95 Hudson street,
u. IL. is'y, e"ineI oi BiUad~ay an! john street.
- For s,ts hy JAMES n'KfLDOE,
80, Richmond, "a.
> ivy
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AqraqQ
EYNCnr0R,S S-aLN.

A GREEABLY 80 the l..t ,il snd Testament, n Doctor
IA Henry Sohs dec shall offer for sale r. The high
est b'dief, Friday The 25h Day Of April NIT iHCshn
Pou in Suty county. lir, not The neNt fair day, 'd
desirable comfortable lot aud building, wherein
sid tecedcnt formerly fedcd tof.ains 81 lsGd
which y very commodious and comfortable dwelling
house. With five aud two p"che', kitchen, dliry
aokohouse, sto Ell nse iunh,rhou.e ssbe, &c wha vey
handsome yard rid esdeu, well ocosed: This ld yer,
defshie sui0n fo5 Ph,sici8n srshin, or %
The Law Ai'', ri the aud ltoesfg" ganr@ hotss
c,tle si, hoe nousebol .d kieVn furniture hook
an medicine, wih many ether articles TOO ttioUs
ton. Tefn made snowntu he dY q .ae iy The
~ pefs having claim, sg4m,st ie etste. 10
fnAle hem ka0vr, arineeneus nlsy made then
'pcely ssdlensnt ard tno-e ndched 10 make ir1edss
payment.
ruIrIP sNITH r..
IEA->sis RUEFfN.5 tN"I''
Soc Corn'- As.i' g. 3'8-c1~;is
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UIOPL1 FoR S.ELE.

5NfS vausn!e tract OF land, lying Of
II Cay, On the thickahomany tIver ten miles va
"nShut one iniie from Barred, F-Tfy, cit, Tue .,ty
90 nch""ud, and sh"u SIXTY Norfolk. Th beautiful
''tn' surrounded usSissh creek conteinn.
- zen anu nine hundred high land maI.
s"'H'ietu Ter the support
cdte, i'"n' the Ui Aud anil hi "a land ..
rieh anj produces five els e. AMI
great portion o the marsh pubic of being
an" n uieri" ~ fertility TO any land state A.
wen aiipis1 to he culture Of corn. wheat
Is ie"tr%tle tor FIVE FRUIT the seldom Or never
affects !" 10 the EPcme and Sportsman, ,Geis many s-
oucemen'' The Greeks and BAYS aud ", fowl
oil ino.; every Variety and the s ha he
ii on winch suai hut comfortable dwelling r,
many miles, aud rOm us proximity Navigation I'm. been
IL. n's ~ ihr lower 'o""y. viii sell At the zane tine
VcoDL3fD. situated Ola the rUa', leading rom u r.
re'ts refy to Williamsburg, a" Frr,v
and ere from the Island This o1e bu,, M 81
forty or fifty OF land, which Is wei I'm
beTtd with pine white aud red pak inr bul-
On TINS iand there eSceeut dystiny hou. rr
e'p7ccu BRICK cellar, aud All necessary ouiou.es Tin.
place has hcen heretofore sold app, nJagr to the
~" VIII I've Disposed 0i 10 pITcnsrg.. and we'll ,,
ie Ice sold separate, II requested father drsesptinn al
the above property .eiued needless. II p,esurt b,t
persons wishing hs-e will ~ .i,-. psr
- W'irs 10 PnrcDse Will please call Nj john A. lii
eva, oi foA county ~ Nj Rrscow Cole, W,,n,ly.r
enher oi winch eeniiPmeu will she,g the lend and IL yes
with tui authority 20 sell b. IaiauI II, he .i
"'ti' tnt tsceti"h ri hsi Of ,,onrd
,-> no. A. GORDON.
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Yat,abic Reoi Estate for SAFE.

WISH to .eiitwo OF and lying the cou',, - Camp
he'll, about roo the ohnr between
500 rnc separated only ny al
On tue fest u beng ,heaetoa which r-si"- h" not
than 500 open isni, most ot witch hos oFem
cleared within few years Thee now TO clear large
quantity OF Io6dcco GnE. nearly all o which ies
body. Tins tract kshy well. being very h'lr
nndulseite hue and the "cishhorhood he,hy ana
agreeable. The large dwelling house OF
rock kuehru smoke house, house nc ts'ihes w,h an
ove'ess house, and good tobacco uses all oi winch ~.
OF the nearly hal. III ns OPer land, sn, ~
high state al improvements par 81 which l. a t""a 81 .ey
quality. There also II excellent ff'" STE
and good 81 wei, .ieced fruit trees ft- improve
men good DIV, ling houses aopni mn hsi mile aa
with all the houses a,,o-i To zach oi hem COW
sidei unnecessary describe the property an more sc
lar knowing that those VINO csrv'ed 10 hy w"
first by OF further iuiucem"ni, world ss''
ts', ,n-re iese tracts large a;y OF coed us"d""
I>d"d whichi+ certainly able acquisition 10 them
Ali persons who rous OF purchasing The above Ctc-
p-rty particularly st-d to call and view the The
term. will he lib. al sni accommodating end mtte known ny
the subscriber Irving sout ~ o
Lynchburg and ,vuth--sd from Camphsii oourth"r.-
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
n The above land could conveniently divided into
smaller tracts 70 suit purchasers. \. W. J..
AuguI II. 2T-wU
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James Riyer Land TO, Sale.

WILL '' reasonable terms my Fsr III the county
James CITY the Island Of James Town. II
shout hundred If land, fac uf
piossren' aud c1IVaiIon and Of the beautiful
tai The Tower The soil ne for wheat,
and and producers clover perfection The
lion pleasant aud airy, 90 lanes river, snd The fsu
seeded with wheat crop and prepared for ctop
which my attention win he given I'LL dsPoe Of Inc dwell
ne use spacious aud 6ae repair aud the ouhru,es
ali good urdr II not Dld Vt private sale before The t5,h
day Of May next Will tina, DAY he offered 10 the highest
bidder The premises. At the time, subscriber will
eli his stock ~ horses, sheep cattle AID Is plantation
., aud variety uf other articles. For terms apply Mr..
Boleu MoCnndiih. IN Williamsburg. 10 tie subscriber
the premises. GARY WILKINSON.
Jsmes CITY, 1Isrei, 2. as-td
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fposssai, Hnch eta, Ia21. !

rs committed 20 she Jsi IT Isle OF Whit corp,c m
the lWh 80 Of h.cenher, 1885, nesfo nsu WIN ~,iI,
himself Jesse ST%FLEY and ssy- thai he va. horn f.
81 the county Of ifnot the State North lafol,.. 80,
rom n" having no cecate other evidence 81 ~. me
JON, "ni he imperfect ont which he eivosof n psee
rir Whence he 7ys hc carr, y believed he is r,,W 9
save; TIE SAID Jesse feet inches hri fard 40 lac
ys) = ihdy thee vears 81 are. stout n.e aud bls
e"m leS'nn bid when committed coiten hiri and ,.i,
c7ion iowstr. Tho owner az he be slave ~ hereh, %.
qnrdfd ~ c'me forward p-t he pfrpctty py The cha,
fnd take him awsyi sni " he free niln. II will ie Il. e
che ~ ~ any petson, who he lhe ~ nve The ~,
40 90 DO. tibet he NAV be released p,on opevisp he
val he dealt with as the l1g direct.
aisr~h 1o. ins 80.
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SHE or TRUST PROPERTY.

XlY virtue OF deed IL tiust made Nv J'h" usnfJ ~"
ID Many rs wh-, myself and Frcdeftek f'rA.N.'.
BY the sad Fred-tickl d,tsd the i5h '
F-brus'y 1914 aud admitted 10 record IN tht clerk "
-" Chesterfield county count the 18th day Of -,-n"-i =" We
wear, ha Tuesday the Ssh dsv Of the rs an ne
(Msy) font the bell Tavern the city al Hehr"'
between ~ snd o'clock ." that drv, s-li tor cash, eer
niece OF r. ouud living in tn. town o
county Of Chesterfield being part Of thu lot known IN toe 80
OF the said town ~ III. pumh-' hundred 81"
order sufficient tisrh,r.r note gtNc g,
the said I'm Eeury William FAR. h,"ie ~"
thuy dollars with the 10th DAY 81
JANUARY, rata aud the expense, attending .sd tu, Such
j. ROBINSON. Trustee.
April u. iii-ti-
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: EFT my house III Hanover county, the -, a. I
"a ""nh (I'n"t.y> 'ises man hs tir e BfL!.Y
commonly called BGck, kClJnsins e,aie uf i..., n
~ 'wa, dec 10 inches H. -h,ut Is
years "i ase stout well maAe active and ,oHs, hush.
head oi hau me has O.ae Jtues f,shs, IA u,
'e'r"' yr". ra't :" tt- Listsing busr aud ke
ia 'he S"ctser ani Petersburg iurnpSe road; his clothing
iHns double wovr van cloth i, cat ,y,uc In
Pa""!o"s o"iou' ed, DID uI ht, liz .n irrh
'iJ"d, a"d likely cL.nund. at al ,voi tn
Eanch"-'e ani fsirsUs turnpike The rrUs,,
SAL he paid the i ~, ~ i,ch,, AMI
cb'ened pas towo,k % day tht an @ april Isl7
JOHN hell
April 6. ,ns -
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hprn2o.


sNIlE '"h'rrih.r-, uni-r ~ " K W,pfgc,c viii
4 transact "ny bu-in--.thu msy Their
nope 10y thr test attention, Il al bs ALL,
ih- she,t ices for produce with NAV
itnfed NJ 81; rage will ne charged h;rs snit ny u
,nc same can ne recr,ved Merchants .hi-
"s s""d from the Moth or the upper cou,y y. n,v ind
'"n'r "dv1hh:c nv shipping care, u us will a,
'.n t. tn- "rin. csrehiiy h,nle aud ba,,n
fouF end ether articles received Storage, charge,
Ni"ch Wi NE an accordance w,'h the Any sor ~
th market Will he bought tn or:cr Nlttchsnis cu-
Try would mud this aivin,ss- that those bnyis al hur:,
annot have Office Mr.. j. W. Dibrrl, one
don above Ol. IL. feyton, any street.
n. u. MONTAGUE
r. L. aiVAfNbuS.
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MOU.l'T EPHNaLdf FOR SIZE.

HNTEN1dNG 10 ,e'nuve tbs fall 70 the territory of FLORIDA,
4 .,~f iof sale. estate the KppshdunOck RIVER
county tiuguef shout eighteen miles above
derickshufr called MOUNT EPHRAIM this very dcsi-
fable Hf highly improved, having All the buildings,
for enn,fof and elegance neccsafy for grn mans
oOHnty fesidenrt and . healthy sny situation VIZ
guns Having determined - will sell th's hard-
estate very sced rrice and make The terms easy.
Gentlemen dsP0,ed a. pmsse invited 10 and yitw
this rurrfty. will 4isn. se tfactOf lend ~ Three HIM
drs nd Sinfy Five in the county VI Cuptpe
Cater Efdge, (Noimlas Ford called she Cansh 'ring.
TliOS BB0WS
A.td ~ mr.
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ROOR.RINnING

NE suhsctiet respectfully puhiic m general
D tnat ie st'iI carrie. on the BOOh BLYDIyC in all II,
"hches All hopes by ms tx.rtiOns experience a.
mechanic that Tine VI business give to.. VINO may favor
"n, "'h "def-, anCactioU IN every respect.
lie thinks unnecessary state any thing erniDs the
insi'y q materials style wofknan,h \. time ai In.
ehco sgeo't Of generous pubic bave dyub proved the
mit=fisIJ and woiknianship ~ his pIofe..,,n
Arrr 9. no. "a, "a,
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TIt'E6'Tr DOLLHgS RHu,6pD

y ANYWAY finm The su-ftfhr virg nesf ROUGH r.e.L
~ Church ~ Charlotte ootnfe Vusiue on russsav the
s January la't o nesrofs Jftf' sne his vile sfSTJI
'f d'H hrs tight complexion rbr az ye.rs p, So Eve
''"t go inches fh. 'oA s site n bis f4ee b.
"7s t1mtd ~ fromsr Hsvey, B w. ~ eonffv M,fi
" hkfiv. w" 't wouar, Of brirhs cofnrieznn ahaut
ws"y yeers ~ sge sn about Eve II rh ,es fs,ssd N
denton Nsth Carolina. nod has mark between her shout
@ ~ ne share % hfa md ersnf Tie f.eO
eepsf 50 u rsc tie above reward pernn met Wi,
lei"e hfin 70 ine - nt frs''arce. VA. r. WHITE.
Ag'n D toa.s,
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CONVENTION MEETING


At large and respectable n..rin. of The yo,.,s
at the Borough OF Norfolk. convened NJ the
Town Hal, on Thursday the l9in inst. 10 lake
into consideration the proprieIy of aseertsininp
the sense of The people upon The subject of a
COnveni ion
the Chair, and JOHN II. STEED appointed Secre-
iary.
rhe meeting add; esscd by JOHN MyeRs
Esq. who explained its OH cts IN a clear ami
perspicuous msnn-r- When The following pr cam
bic and resolution. were submit; ed and unani,no,,s
ly adopei:
WHEREAS repeated applications have been
m'de by large and respectable number OF he
Freehoiders of Virginia, 10 the Legislature. for
the passage OF law to take the sense OF Inc Free
holders generally Throughout the State, u, on the
question OF a Convention to alter and amend the
present 10 III of governnent--and the vote upoo
'ha' q'esUoa at the last session evinces that an
equal division OF sentiment nearly existed and
IL Is believed That the minority rep, .sen. considers
bly, the largest number: And whessss we aJni,
the soundnes- OF The republican doctrine, thst
majority cannot and should no, he Governed nv the
minority: That it is highly necessary 10 settle
this much agated question, before feelings are too
highly excited to prevent, il il shall be 20 deer
ded, such changes in the present form OF govern.
lneni desired, in spirit of Cancellation:
and thus To a!!sy snmOsties which my o.hcf.
Use emu III results pftlIiclai 70 me happiness and
prosperity Of our beloved Virginia. a nd whereas
it Is important in Poin, involving tie bes, feel
iBGs and interests OF the State, that the Dtesate-
TO the next General Assembly should go instructed
by their C0nsfiinen;s--There!nre
Resoircd, That John T. Holt, E>q Mayor OF
the Borough, such oher officer as may b- legally
horI.ed be requested in the name OF this meet
ing 10 open poll at The election on Monday nex..
for delegate TO represent this Borough, TO be
headed to correspond with the following question
which he Is requested to propound 10 each voter
50 Are you in favor Of the Legislature passing
law, requesting the SheriiFs the differen Coun-
e lies 10 hold poll at the next Election to TAX.
90 the OF the Fseehoders throughout tb.
" STATE 80 10 the call Of Convention 10 alter @.
" amend the present Constitution ?"--snd 10 record
their answers 30 the same
ReSO}cej, That ndrew j. McConnico Francis
But, Charles Johnson. Peter Lug, Robrri f.
Steed, Henry Woods, Arcb'd Taylor, DANES :.
Garrison, Lewis j. Fourniqrel, Henry H. Red
mond, Joseph Spratey, John 5. WIdeeu, II.
Mason, T. g.. Broughton, Joseph r. Allyn. John
Myers aud John II. Steed be committee to COM
mroica'e lie foregoing request 10 John j.. Holt.
Esq
Ecsolcel. That these proceedings be signed BY
the Chairman and Secretary, and published in the
Norfolk Herald and American Beacon
(Signed)
Al. M'CONNICO, Chairman.
(.HifcsD
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.nnTICE

WAS committed 10 the jail 81 Pendfeior Cor-'y o fe
~ zNh lust negro man who ais himself WUGCO ami
.y. @ be IS The properly q Philip Iaue. 81 E.srx Coung
Virginia; the s,d about Is age, dark eompl,
ib"u FIVE feet five ehe high siou, made bad r eko
committed, hoa cloth cosi. black rantsoon. bsft vet. AMI
lur bets visible. The requested a. come
forward, prove rrrpcify pay ehsfccs tske n asv O.
10 ,sill be- deslt riih - ~. ls~ directs
ffHie ee-T'9e' Z snuaRgr 49,
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LRJp school.

iit sbefiher Ia. opened Lew School al Wybe Court
= house 10 pleasant and healthy village. Young
gentlemen nave betp qualified this school 10 Obtain ceus
~ sr month"; lie W he yery little absent II ON H. from tins,
nrst 81 May Until sometime IN November.
f"e Of hoaidng to be yaid ~ advance, ,F six months
Fniy D0ii,fs.
Fulton Fee f9 any Length Of lime. be ga;d IN asyanet
fI;y DoiiiTs. ALExAN DrH sMYTu
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\. As ooinn,nle 10 The l.of Lie II mr.bt ,ouo,y.

= As COMMITTED the j-ii o Ise II wight county, %
~ toe lJh Of December, 1870, negro named JOH'
wnp says he he property ~ jIines NJ Lowry Lhe..r
usfct IN The slate Of South Carolina john five feet five
$50 hif inches h'Sh, fuiI face, DARK cOnPexon
knotk knscI hal Whrn committed = cotton shirt and
Jacket and wooi fJWsol lii tw.st requested
~ wAd, hs property, pay The chnge aud hgi
away otherwise lie wi be dealt the law Jmeet..
RICHARD EDWARDS, Jsi'o..
fpTFS. JU7
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awe corsr'ns'slp Of Mnyo Ffayser, in the Book
binding nu-in'ss this day by mutual eonen
r. a Mayo Is alone authorized ,e the busiue.s of t,
CONCERN All PERSONS having claims will please present them
immediately; aud all persons hdehc The concern viii
Piease come forward aud dIscharss the same.
FREDERICK a. MAYO.
Feb &c. L4pr9 So Io7- wA
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JouH X Sized, Secretary.

Pursuant 10 adjournment, very large end reg.
pectable meeting oil the Citizens OF Augu.la took
plsce'st the Court house IN Staun on, on FiiIay
last, to sd pt such measures might be deemed
expedieni in relation 10 the GU stion of Constitu-
iiona Reform. JAMES CRAWFORD, Esq was
again called TO the Chair, and THOMAS j. Nh
CHE, chosen Secretary. The following pream-
BILE and resolutions were thea reported by WIN.
Kinney, Esq. Chairman OF the Committee APPOINT
ed a. We meeting Of he 2lst Ill.,, and adopted.
mem. cOH with The exception Of the second re-
solution, to which there was bat one dissenting
yOice.
The Ciliz-ns Of Augusta Conn GienJ-
common with large portion of the Citizens #
Virgins have heard With regret, of M rejection
of bill, al the last Sssson Of the Legislature.
having for is Object The ascerlsinyoeni, merely. Il
the will Of the lreeholdefs, uron the proprie'v
of calling con0Nntoni -.rAey fe7c, II. hccanss
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a ~ pfrsons having olsns the estate Of Nv. late
a Major John Nelson Of Meoklenhurg. are requested to
make known early p.srle the nature aud amount
o Their ris'n Thoss indebted a. hin, also requested n
ada s Is Abbyyhie, Post Once, Meeklsnbare
JOHN NELSON,
Executor IF John Ntlssn de-.