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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-21
j. III. RUNNELLS.
NAV IS King-street, Alexandria, ID. C.
Columbian ICE House.

COlWMbIAn zee House.
yVNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens o
Alexandria, that he will be happy tosupply then
with that healthy and invaluable luxury, ICE, durini
the season, having filed the above House. the last win
ter. The Columbian lee House. when owned by tn.
late DR. Richard u. Little, supplied nearly the who's
town, the House being the largest in the town, ans
peculiarly adapted IN its construction for the preserya
ton ofhe article. It would be superhuous on nv par,
to say any thing by way of recommending the use
Ice, as it would be attributed to the great ruling pas
sion in the human breast, self interest. therefor
leaveit to the public themseIvcsto decide whether
they will use or reject this wholesome and at the sam
time, refreshing comfort.
Persons wishing tickets for the seassn, will pleas
apply. The Ice will be furnished at any hour durln,
the day, at the Team Boat Hotel
UWhole tickets, S.; Half ickets, S..
WILLIAM b. STEWART
april 15-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-21

REMOVAL.
sOHN C. MANDJ.L, respectfully informs his
% friends and the ublic, that he has removed his
Hardware Store. toAe north east corner of Kim and
ROYAL streets in thwell known stand lately occupi
ed h., s,rs. SherroJwhere he intends keeping con-
slant supply ofevf article IN ms me OF business
lie HSJUST RkCEIVED,
Ivory handle KniS and forks, in full sets
Stag and Buffalo, do. DO. 90
Carvers andfork if every description
Pen, pocket, shdnd butchers knives
Rasors, SCISSORS aishears
Hoes Of every yety IN,
Iron RIM stocS, H Cupboard ches' ana I'LL iockS
Shovels tongs al androns
Mantle pier and ilett looking glasses
Table casters. h,ilesticks, sc. &c. sc.
anrii 2-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

stating that Col. Bean mad arrived at Na,osdoches
with the Mexican troops who we've repr essnted
some time since TO be on their way hon Austin.
colony other accounts rontrsdir, the assertion:
we believe, however, th.t there has been an arri.
val OF troops at Nacogdoches From the bes, sc.
counts the present party pay little regard to pri-
vate property.
ihe Yer-ons wbo were taken prisoners at Aysia
BAYOU. have been chained in pairs and been taken
to Nscogdoches.
The Information that Field has been killed il in.
correct, and by the last he was alive and
collecting his warriors rapidly from all Quar,ers.-
Welook every day to hear of much bloodshed i,
that unfortunate country. The situation and pro.
bable fate OF those unfortunate prisoners should es.
cite the sympa,hies Of patriots. They are all A
merican citizens: Our brothers in captivity ami
CHAINS. Should not the officers of our government
tee it their province TO intercede for them? From
the best information the unfortunate men wer.
compelled TO take up arms in defence of the,
lives and property, and TO preserve their famle,
from the brutal violence of mercenary .oIdierv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
SUPREME COURT OF raE r :

MARCH 49, John q. Daniel, Ell. al. Us. Chris.
tan A Williamson and others, Ca appeal to the
Circuit Court of the U, s. for The Georgia District
Mr.. Chief justice Marshall delivered be opinion
Of the Court, Affirming the Decree of the Circuit
Court, with costs.
The Court adjourned The next Term in course,
having decided and disms-ed, In all, ~ causes,
leaving the Docket, Tor next Term. 100 Cause.
WAsHISGToN, March I9.--Ye,iefday forenoon.
Judge Cranch delivered his Mem IT OF the Life &
Character Of the late JoHS ADAMS. before a
meeting Of the Columbi'n Institute, In their Hall
at the Capitol The President Of The u. s., and
many persons OF distinction, members Of The In
slituie, and strangers were present and consid
cradle number Of ladies', by invitation The me-.
NOR was listened to with the most proiouad ~ er.
est throughout, although The reading of 1t occupied
more than Two hours aid a hall. II is no Ordinary
praise TO say, that, although from the numerous
euoges which have been pronounced on the lives
and services OF the two nlu.irous philosophers &
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20
Extract Of letter to the Editors of the CONNER.
cial Chronicle, dated,

NAICHEIf req. 10, 1927
GENTLEMEN The republican party caIIin,,
ihem-eves Freedonisns, have &c sed { exist. and
the Mexican party have quiet possession of the
province OF Texas. They have taken 10 prison
ers who have been put in irons, and marched ON
TO cogdoches from the A,srbbaon, where ,hey
were taken for trial They probably viii sufFs,
dea ~ they are strongly escorted by 20 or so men
(SpanIsfds) well mounted 10 escape IS impossi-
bic 1t is rnm"ured in Ibis town that the Cbe,o-
KEGS have murdered Fields one of the signer. of
Tie declaration Of Ffedonisns. Dr. Hunters life
Is said to be jeoparlissd.
Col Edwards family have escaped from Nseoc-
doches, with The exception of his son-n.lsw, Mr..
Harrison, who is in Irons, prisoner.
FROM NEW ORLEANS
by the packet ship Louisiana the editors of the
New York Mercantile have advices rom New
Orleans to the 22d ult. inclusive. Freiebts ws,,
advancing, and cotton rather declining in price
NATcIrocHEs, Feb 13.-Since our last nnbli.
cation we have received several accounts of Inc
transactions IN Texas, among which is letter
ron brege, officer in favor of the Mexiesns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

The Pittsburg Gazette of Friday last. states
that the river was ieet and half above los,
water; and adds " The steam boat Messenger. are
rived at this port on "wednesday last, from Mash.
vile, besides Is cabin and 40 deck passengers
brought cargo OF 6l3 bales of cotton, for Mess
Adams, Allen and Co and Allen and Gram. ,bs
largest consignment of that article ever receivsd
here. Among the passengers were Governor Car
roll and bis lady. Phil .4uyo,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

TOBACCO - One bogsbead Ohio tobaeeo sold
last week Tor S33 per bundred- one a. S26. one al
VA, one at 20. one at IS, one a, H. and three
stayed, being in too high condition, at 9I2, so. Not
much coming in The exptc alton is 5000 Eom
,na' State, Oh last years growth. Little doing in
Maryland tobacco; prices about the same a. at our
asst report; low qualities have rather declined. The
shipments from Baltimore, are SAID not TO have
turned oat 20 wei 5 those from the Potomsc f.
Is expected that in few weeks some "s:ir" will
axe place IN this branch OF bos'ness.
Eat inner. Farmer
CHARLEsroN, March II. The Hon. James
isuIIton, Jun Representative in Congress from
this State, and the Hon. Martin Van Buren, Senaor.
10 Congress from the State Of N. York, arrived in
this city yesterday. Mr.. Van Bufen, we under.
stand, has taken up his residence at Jones' Hotel.
b'o"S0cSA .Rr-f1fr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

The Baltimore papers contain the charter of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company
which Is OF the most liberal character and co,fs,
upon the company every privilege and mower
necessary TO carry The rail road into the mos, ef
icien operation. BY the confrmatory ACT. which
passed the Legislature OF Virginia the Sb instant.
all the rights and privileges conferred on The Raj
tiinore and Ohio Rail Road Company within the
state OF Maryland, under this charter, are extended
to this cooperation In Virginia; except that the
company is not authorized 10 construct lateral
roads IN that state, without the consent of the 10.
sIslaluTe, and is not TO intersect the Ohio river
lower down than the mouth of the Little Ken.
hawa. The charter is now before the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania for The sanction of that BODY
The second branch ofthe city council of Baltimore
have given the most decided evidence of their a.
pinlon In relation TO the rail road, by PASSING =.
resolution authorising and directing a s,,bsce;,.
lion of 100000 dollars to the stock, the snr,
which, by the charter, the city has the priviJess If
subscribing, at any time within the ensuing twelve
months. The capital of the company is three mil
lions OF dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-03-20

An act supplementary 10 an act, entitled "An act
concerning Navigation"
Src. l. BE IL enacted 6y the Senate e. Hans,
Of Representatives. Of The United States of a.
gsyr-S n Congress 0sse5ibied, Thu, fsoro and
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

AT court continued and held for nucl saa..
The l1hdas Of November - ~ o--ig
Thomas T Thornhil and Apnes In. g
formerly Agnes PaitrsoB daughter Of Td,,s, Who
une. Johh fdiesoh, William Paeson, JafT5fi
and stnart P1te-an, sou md dslibutee of - fait'-
ward Pattesou, deed. IN sad
against ~
Polly Paitrson, widow and rert Of N,
paieson, dccd. schuyler Patterson Jess L. ia'a
foHy n wifi VIM vac formerly ro, pa,t,''-' .a4
ter OF the said deeedaDt ChamIcrs Paite.a, naU.
tes"n, Edward Paterson, and Molire p.,ta. sg'As L.
ct lhe sud dccrdeni children AID Jiafil, h mt4a
edward Puucs ON, decd 81 iLr "a
~ rUfafFpy brh.
: he dcirndants hammers, IsInes Id,,,.1 -,
lrr fatie,on mol ht14gg red heir ,as, NV 3, 1-
ven seearht according Ia tin. act IL -, is Sc
thr res 81 tliis court and appearing fha, ,iN I'D
inhabitants at this state-ou the InptIn offI ~ -
ihrr attorney il = ordered that the ssid a .' =
dmlis do appear herr an ar before Fehrasft =, uHFz
and ansWer the paiaiifls hill aud thai ia Wy ar.
der hr forthwith published IN the Nrpn,iaas " 'n
neM -paPer printed IN thc toWnof i.ynebfgF lmts
month. surccssiHcy and that another con, - ''r "a,
the front door olihe courthouse II tbs conn. f'''
4 Copy-rc,te,
III II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

NfOrlCE,-Thc subscriber will in future at
u tend the Courts of Franklin, Patrick,
lIcnry, aud Pitts, Ills residence IS AZ
Franklin Court House. Persons indebted To
HIM viii please make payment 10 John /. Ma
son, md thosc TO Hhom he may be indebted are
respectful, requested 10 apply 10 him iof settle
mcuts. \. NJ. IALIAFEItltO.
Dec = CIV -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

sEfOTICE.--ng virlge pfa deed 81 trust,
IL executed i,y ioho Hancock, on the oh
day oi Ocleber, ls23, aud duly recorded III
the clerk oilice oi tie ilu.'iegs court OF
Lynchhurs, 10 the suhscribcrs Tor The pnr-
pose Of securing TO Joseph Eci"ls The pay.
ment of ceriain rents therein mentioned VII
he sold, on Friday The 9th dag Of january,
ls27, II lair, Il not. the neat far day tbcrea.-
ter, n public auction, for cash, on the pre-.
mlsss, THREE LOTS OF GROUND, IN the
town OF Lynchburg: one containing one
fourth ~ an acre, on tenth street, part OF lot
No. 35O-- Analher containing onefonrth foi
an acre, GA 5ih street aud Gr-i aley--aud the
third, Que wHale lot, No. 235. Aud At the
door OF the Franklin Hotel, on the same day,
aud Il necessary, TO be continued from day
To day, will he sold for cash. ALL THE FUR
NITuRE conveyed insaid deed, or 50 much
OF the said property, real aud personal, AS
will be sufcientto satisfy the purposes oil
lhe said deed Of trust. Acting As trustees,
we will convey only such title as IS vested in
Us by said deed OF trust.
ADRIAN r. NORTH,
JAMES BENAGH,
Nov % Cidsl6 Trustees.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

+ lsCllBuKG FEMALE ACADEMY
II The subscriber has removed to TINT ele-
au, establishment n the headot main street,
The properi> o poel Brown heirs where
ne is prepared 10 receive any number OF
unug mdies, either Ms day scholars or board
ers. Pupils received at ANY timc during the
present session. ALEX l. DOUGLAS.
Dec. II. ls37
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

e=zatsylCE - pursaaasE ota eeea OF ifusi
- executed fe tl,e subscriber. lf Hrisio-
-56s, Clans. far the purpose 81 @dahn'Nne /
sss. atcy and Thomas Moore, dated thr '''h
la. of tl,ia..sf $50. aud recorded IN iho o'n'-
:, e.nr, of bedford, the sesscrinefss on one o.
,heln. u.i proceed on the Isl ia. Of bedford
.lannar, caar4 neNt. (ls2s.) before the do"' oi
va. Trrp.s tnNcrn, IN the town q i'pr'''a
pesf,rd COUNTY 10 sell At auction iot eas'' 'h'eE
traeis I'd land IA tic caant, "I bedford "n one
Of winch Is or vas water g'i' NM, ." nofe.
=, 60. conveyed 10 the said Christopher
. Ia. J...nfr Hnddlestnn. n viii more fully
-, q, il. ieed OF record ~ the eoenty court
..fE...lf,,d Asfiap as Trustees, the sab-c lhers
vi ssa,,c, .arb ate oalya - vested in them
Il, The decd aaotc mentioned.
= InA ARD WATTS,
WILLIAM KADTOliD.
Dec 9s CIVIL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04
JNo. AIEXANDIRr

VIRGINIA AT Rulc> holden IN the Clerk, NH -
superior Nonri "i ehancriF Tor the lyneAbnre b,
tret, the 9th dav Of No, ember, I,!G. IN
David &. Talbot NJ
against
William Gainrs Coleman Green, Tlnma. S,;,.
scph Friend, adnir Il lhonas Inot. died Fr,n
lard, doIn Hancock, Samuel ltansfold ollnr ,r,h
Humphreys, decd, late ,hofif al CpMpheli p,g ,
character admir- Of Dennis kalir, decd Jb,a,, ,i-t
Jmc. Pcnibrrton, John ilnIth, benjamin Huh. Sam
Jordan, IluWri ErNis, aud Pleasant Hn.scr Us
The defendant ihnma- Smith not having ,utg,,,,,-
appearance and gncn security according la n .., =
Assembly and tine rulrs Of th'. court and II apnr,,l w.
satisfactory evidence that hr Is hot an mhabilaal or
countrA-it T., ordrtcd, that tlir SAID defendant M .
here the first day Of the neS1 term and ap,,, NJ al
ofthe plaintiffs and Hint copy nfh, order br j,rt, ~
inserted ia some ncN paper printed in the town Of r
hurg 'ar Two months Fely and posted At III,
door Of the cogrthnu-c IN the 5ald town.
4 Cops-1cste,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

nnLLAES NEW NED.-e!

YrAORrY DOLLARS REV D.---otolen
{ from the stable OF the subscriber living on
the Forest Road, five mics from Esnchbue, on
Wednesday night last, iarlc sorrrl horse, toul
years old come spring. about feet ; mche,
high, and lengthy in the body, carries a lofty
head, and PAGES very well. long tail, little
inclined to curl with his left hiud foot white, 70
other mark recollccted. The birdie which he
was taken ava, with, was It polished steel siin
Lit. which has hcru in use several years, but at
present newt, filled with fair leather. will
give the above reward for the apprehension OF
the thief and hor,c, or ten dollars for any mior-
nation of the horsc 50 that get him again.
BEA ERIA Il. SCOTT.
Bedford Dee 81 t1O
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

VIRGINIA TO vii Alta court held for Halifax cnnntv,
N the 2stl day of November l2a6 John Williams
AMI John Victor partners trading III JcwCry under the
irm aud STYLE OF Williams 4 Victor, Pits .dgHinsi Vii
lam Owen and Leroy Carlton, Defts. In Cnrery.
Tia defendant Owen, not having entered his appear
ahrr and gwen security according the act Of Assembly
ana tine rlt oil I'm, court AMI appearing to the salts
l3etiou oi the coH that he mhuhtari of this
,omihon"eaitl--on motion oftho plaintiffs by counsel,
Is ordered That the said defendant Owen do appear
mere on the ioirh Monday in February and answer
the plan, bhl that copy ofthis order be furtiH i
asserted IA III NHgnlan, paper published in L,ncil-
burg for yo months succesvciy and posted the front
door ut tdn courthouse Of this county court day.
- \ Cppy--Tcstc, WI. IlOI.P, u, Q.
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NNCEllb commence tOl the ensuing year on
~ the ltth day al January nest In this
school will hc taught the Greek aud LATIN lau-
euaccs The following branches oithcmathcma-
ties 10 wit: Luelid's Elements, nigonomctry.
panc aud sPhcricat, and Surveying the English
Language srmmaticaIly There will for the
next yeur he Il monthly exhibition, aud critical
eNonlnatinn of tue pupils upon the studies OF
IT. preceding month on winch occasions some
OF tine visitor will cndcavor always to attend
ENCiclses IN composition, on TRANSACTIONS from
the tneok o. Latin languages, into English, will
he required weekly nom those pupils sufficient
" advanced for such exercises.
Globes have been obtained for the use of the
>'lool. and the study of Geography viii be par
tl,liHlv attended to.
The undersigned will bc visitors to this school
tnD the n"Nt year, James & Stcptoc, William
Cook Galohill Mounts, DR.. Samuel Phillips
Edmund Irvine and feachy Ii. Gimor.
TrrmS--Ihc Engliah language with the Ma.
thcmatlcs $50 per session Of II months -
The ''rech and Latln, with the Mathematics
! > II per session.
| Dee. y. Cowal
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IN NJ gross Soda and half gross Sedlitl Pow
~ ders. just received ~
Aug. !. THOMAS !. DENAI.

10y virtue of "A deed of trust, executed
- 10 the subscriber by George Martin,
bearing date the l4Ih of June, 1876 and OF
record in the clerk Office ofthe county court
OF Campbell, iorthe purposes therein express.
sed, will sell TO The highest bidder. for cash.
at the residence of said Martin. on Wednes.
day the 10th day Of Jauurrv, 1927, the lol.
lowing Property, IN wit; One negro woman.
Molly and her three children, Maria, Lewis
and Nlnney, three beds, bedsteads and fur
ni'ure, two folding tables, cupboard aud bu
reau, two horses aud two cows, or so much
thereof as M'll he sufficient 10 satisfy said
deed with all cost and charges attending the
purchasers such title only rs is vested in me
by said deed. c. TIAlEERIAkE
Dec. %. ro,voI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

@4TRAYED OR STOLEN from near my
- Smiths Shop on Lynches road, on Sal
urday the 10th OF December, dark or ron
gray horse, rising years old he has Awhile
spot on the right side Of his neck, as well as
can recolIrct, his face is nearly white, a
bout feet 10 or inches high. | will give
dollars reward for tue horse and Is for
the villain, 10 he delivered to me in Amherst
county, near Lynchburg. ELIAS WILLS.
pee - ctsol
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NOTICE. again offer my tract Of Laud
" Ia the County Of Campbell, "n TN water,
Of Falling River adjoining the lands pi Capt.
Rosscr. Robert R5oy, aud others, containing
upwards Of 40 Acres, which | will barter for
lands Ia the Ohio, or in Kentucky. or indiann,
or Tennessee, on NEGROES not Over - ~ under
Il years old, of eqnal male numbers, or good
bonds " III be taken. Tor terms apply 10 Capt
John Rossrr, who will also slow the land to any
person wishing 10 SEE II.
REUBEN RUCkER.
Jan. l. l"I2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-04

C1mPhH GoRHtg, DfcfRbcr Cav,t, l-&6 Hezckiah
Brooks IN "gG'ed Bartlett brooks and John Holt.
Dclts. Ia C4@suH.
Tho defendant rortlc Brooks not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act Of Is
samblN aud The a", oitls court. and il appearing tothc
fuart that he = mol an nlalant of this stat,Ii order
ed. tlh he do appear herf the II Monday in Mach
N.Y. and answer the bill OF the complainant and Lnt
tl's order he inserted in the lynrhhrg Nrgnial ft~
two months successfully and posted ut the front door OF
the courthouse al tili> county court Gal.
20 Atopy-rr>tc, JNO. ALEXANDER. G.
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efrer fnr sale law trnrt Of land,

NFoTICE.--l offer Tor sale my truoi of land,
III within seven miles of l.ynchburg, cnDtan-
ing hundred and siSty seven and "a bali acres,
by recent survey. 1hi- land is equal 10 any m
thc paIis. ana ~eil improved, has on II good
manufacturing mil, all complete, with one pair of
barr stones, and two pan country stones, aud a
~ ushnz machine f9f the purpose Of corn and
plaster. likewise a good ST" inil aud a new
di,tiiIery just put IN operation by which may he
made Ct htccn gallons Of Whskey per day. This
mill stud, 80 fne rich nrig hbourlood, aud the
country 2i.t : not surpassed by amy IA this part
of the stale. Any one wishing to purchase may
be- accommodated BY applying to the subscriber
living on the premises.
JAMES MARTIN.
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NEW MuSIC.--rhe subscriber has the
AZ pleasure of informing the Ladies OF
bynchburg aud lis vicinity that he has Just
received, direct from the North, Il well Sc
Decentralization of NEW MUSIC, which he
will sell very low Tor cash.
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Nov. 90
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JAMES MARTIN.
I.1h
MAY ID

" FATHER, SPANISH HIDES, OIL, &c
IA The subscribers have removed fheir Lea
thcr Store 10 the house recently occupied by
Mcssrs eauucl Lancaster a 90. q few doors IL
bosc the market-housc, where they keep con
stantly on hand, for sale on Tie most moderate
t,rms. a general aud extensive assortment oi
Leather, and other articles IN their line They
expect to receive in . few days from New York,
40 Spanish Hides, and
- Barrels Tanners, Oil,
For winch slirine Leather neatly finished will
be received in payment.
JOHN & CAsWELL POE.
Auoust q m
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NJ OIICE.-By virtue Of deed OF trust exc
~ cnted TO the subscriber ON the 9th day of
April, 1923 ny William HuttS, and duly record
ed in the county court of Franklin, for certain
purposes therein named shall on the 23rd day
OF January next, on the premises, proceed to
sell at public auction, ior cash, to the highest
bidder, the tract of land "hercon the said W ii-
am Eiults resides, containing one hundred and
eighty acres more or less. This land issaluablc
lies well, with considerable proportion Of to
Lacco land with a valuable apple orchard, aud
tolerahe Improvements ON IL Blu; will convey
such title only as is vested in me By the sand
deed and none other.
JESSE DfLLIQN.,ir trustee
Dec 81 IH30
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Amherst Spring Garden School, Nlcln-
ity Of INanCbburo

Amherst Spring Garden School, Nlcih-
ity of Lyuchburg.
NMfR SAMUEL I. HARRISON, Of Alhc-
4fA marie county, Va having ariNod aeror-
ding 10 expectation, aud after an interview with
Nai. w, Warwick, Capt g. Markham, vi J.
Garland and Nh Stith Mead, have contracted
as Precepi9r, for School 10 he taught Tor the
year 1927, To commence ON Monday, 10Th Janu-
airy, in a house provided about one quarter OF a
mile from Mai. Narwicls Mansion iIoRW-a
healthy sitnttion.--In This school will he taught
Reading, Writing, English Grammar. ON Gfeen-
leafs plan, t. e. to be simplfed as 10 acquire
a knowlc ledge OF Grammar in hall the customary
tme) Arithmetic, Rudimcnts OF Mathematics,
and Geography, with Maps, &c. Any person
DESIRING to cutter children AT ten dollars pei an
mum with no other expense, and board IN the
neighhorhood will apply 10 Capt &. Markham,
or :. Mead. 1t is requested that all the pupils
should commence together, that the classes may
be regulated. and progress to good ad,ln'age'#
SIlTH MEAD.
January |. tclii2
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Noy >
20 UNANAY, bill, about , years old, very
u g..

20 NANAY, BILL about , years old, very
- > black about five feet ten inches high strong
y built, has AN impeachment in his speech. and
very hushy head of han; he had ON hlyc broad
cloth coat, corduroy pantaioons. black fur hat
and laced boots. lie lett my house. near Ward
bridge, ON the morning of the 3nh October and
nas seen about . CLOCK of the same morning at
the forks ol the road near the yellow Branch
and was observed to take the road leading to
Campbell Courthouse There is no doubt that
he is aiming ior the state of MARYLAND. where he
mas raised. He will probably aim for Lynch
burg first aud from thence either down The river
10 Richmond, and from thence by water TO Bali-
morr, or from Lynchbmg across the country b,
Fredcricksbwg- lie came from Mary land by
Fredericksburg and Gainesville and may al
tempt to return by the same route. 4 reward
Of thirty dollars shall be paid, besides legal fees
To whomsoeser will take him up and secure him
in JAIL or bring him TO MY house
JOHN L. RUTIEDGF
] 2 The Richmond Enquirer will publish the
above till forbd, and their account shah be paid
by me, living near Wards bridge, on application.
October =. ts27 j. b. Il.