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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-19

sklHE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure Of am
Il nouncing 10 his friends and the lnbhc Rcl.
nrally that lac has usi received ln,Pg supply "i
ucN publications. Among thcm are i've ioU"N-
ing VIZ,
The Prairie, tale by the nnthor OF the " Pto-
nccrs. thclasl of the Mohcahs ~. &cln9 DIS.
DE we're OF the man OF independence Gy
the au,hor OF rremaine. IN vols.
Eeminlscences oil Charles Rutef, ESQ. IN one
yolume.
Is this religion, or page from the hook oi
the world by the author Of May yon like ~.
FAT, Legends aud traditions OF the South OF
Ireland
Alnack's, a novel, IN volumes
Memoirs oi Hrs srldons, mtcsperscd with
anecdotes of authofs aid actore, 10y james Boa
den ESQ
The speeches oil iseury Clay. with hand
some portrait.
Historical view afthr Literature Of the South
OF Eu ppc, translated from the Original, by Tho
mas Roscoe, I'D.
America, ot Il general survey of the Political
Situations OF the several powers of the Neatern
Continents. b, the author ii Europe, sc 81.
Notes on Colombia, taken IN the years, ls22
-, with an Itinerary of The route Dom Chi"c's
to Bogola, by an officer OF The United states az
my.
Elements of The Gnme Of Chess, or new me
thod of Instruction IN ihat celebrated Game, for.
med ON scientific principles by William Lewis,
Esq
4lh vol OF Randolph's Reports
IA" Boot, o. Nature, by john Mason Good, NJ
DE-. r. s II. = l..
+ johnson on Morbid Sensibility of the stomach
4 and Bowels
! johnson ON the Liver.
/ The Book OF ate, DC. &c
Al which hc will sell unusually low for cash.
{. A. NtTiIEKS,
/ June 10 Iyuchhurg.
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From the Democratic Pres.

rThe following Letter has come intoour hands.
We present II to our readers AZ we received il.
1t is unquestionably such an one, as might natu-
rally have been W5liten BY the wrctchud liaI RS.
during the war ofthe Revolution, there were
thousands of our Militia men who leitthe Camp,
many OF them IN the face of the enemy, and re-
turned home before the expiration oi the time
for which they had been drafted; yet IA all that
perllous time, during that seven years war, the
great, the gallant, the gem rous and tae good
WAsHISGToN never had Ian American Militia man
shot.-fiis noble heart rccoIicd from such wan.
ton barbarily. There are. Notwithstanding
men guilty OF the gross injustice OF comparing
General jackson with General Washington
To M5yor General ANDREW JACKSON,
Gracious SIR,
Condescend to listen, dear General, to the
humble prayer Of your poor petitioner John
Harris. now lying under sentence of death. by
conviction of "A court martial. Pernity ouf poor
frlendless fellow creature. most gracious Gener-
al humbly to approach, on his knees before
you and state his hard case. Oh, do not dcs
pise poor Militia man, because he has no friend
10 plead his cause: And oh, dearest blessed
General, deign to have mercy upon me. My
head is so confused with this terrible sentence of
death, that am fearful shall not be able to
state my case properly but dear General, if
poor creature, on the brink of the grave, and
condemned to suffer an ignominous punishment
should fail to plead his cause fully, let him not
perish cruelty for his neglect And may era-
cious God, through the merits of an ever blessed
Saviour. have mercy upon you, dear aud robe
General at the day ofjudgment, yon shall
have mercy upon poor condemned agonizng
militia man.
Your poor fororn petitioner. most gracious
General is a priyate i'm CaDtaiu Strother'S com
pany OF Militia, our company was drafted out.
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T. Lotteries ! Lotteries ! |!


<nlIL drawing ofthe Dismal Swamp Canal
- Lottery, 9TH class, will positively take
place in this town, on Wednesday next.--The
public will perceive from the first glance ~ the
scl,ene that this is decidedly the most brilliant
and grand one that's been before them for long
time those wishing 10 adventure in lottery (.
will perceive that this is certainly as favourable
an opportunity they will meet with at any
time, and The price of tickets being very cheap NJ
present, would seriously advise every person
to call Immediately al my Truly LUCKY O8ice
and secure ticket which on Wednesday neat,
may give them the glorious blessing of receiving
the most acceptable sum OF ga, 900, aud thattoo
only by the hay ing out the small sum OF IS, who
viii he so dull and eaecliu as to lea this ae-
ceptable opportunity pass by without calling on
me, and securing lucky ticket hope there
are none but what will cal Immediately, as 1
have just received from Fountain Head, IA fresh
supply ofLueky Numbers, aud there is every
probability Tickets advancing 10 S6 or 81, aud
further Dame Fortune has promised To do gre at
things for my Lucky Office this drawing. and She
has always been true 10 her word 50 i, you want
capital Prizes, be sure to call on your obi friend
ADRIAN X. hOHTU
June IS
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a., PARSE and In. fin Seddcd an
t. snot | he groom, we are informed. behav-
Iii ON tbs OCCASION and departed aiih as
...sonable prospects Of happ ness. as bach
- usually have who are married against
,beif wills.
Was eyer lover in .his humour wood
u.seyer lover in tins hanour wa
~. hone. when the marriage is announced,
-, The usual order will be reversed, and that
- h,ide's name will take the precedence which
a. VIGOROUS measure entitles her 10.
Bal. american.
Var York Canal RereRue.-1he amount of
,o,, received by the collector at Albany from the
'.anmepcement of canal navigation on the TWEEN
First day of Ap.il, to the first day OF June is
toy1.Gour thousand fire haadred and teeHtg-i5ro
fIoiiays The number OF boats that 4eparitd from
Albany during the same time, IS eleren hundred
and artyJO~
Ubaf n CoriraS. --ln the year Isl a passage
o.or, Rack Rock aud buffalo to Detroit usually
.oouired from s 10 days-some were made IN
i,s fine but in case of head winds, the time
mas frequently longer. These passages were
Generally in ,chooners, the most Of which were
Comfortably nay, sonn we're tastefuy, fitted up,
.,,d well prov ided. Travellers aud me- clianis
,,e,e. however, not unfrequently obliged TO wait
fen DAYS for the appearance OF vessel or a idil
wind.
Ii 1927, trips are made in steam boats in Is
hours, sailing from the two extremities OF the
lake. every other day. Six steam boats ply
on the lake and one the Niagara river Be-
sides these facilities, 100 more Tor less) schoo-
ners, sloops smacils, are on duty, and some Of
them can daily be seen travelling the lake.
Blnch Rgct (iIseItp.
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Tickets and shares for sale AZ Fortune Home
WIIuEhS's Lottery Office m,in 81, Lynctr
burg. Whole Tickets 80, Halves ~ 90, Quar-
tets - %.
IL Orders from any part of the country, en-
closing the cash, or prize ftkeis IN any Of tue
Lotteries, Willie thankfully received and prompt
~ attended 10, il addressed 10
{. A. BiiHEkS, Lynchburg.
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SPLENDID SCHEME

1000 doIlars-IOD dOIIRrs-IUUU dollars
1000 1000 1000
10 prizes of $500 20 of 500; 10 Of 800
Besides -s25--Sl0-S5, &c. &c. DC.
Nothing is wanting to secure fortune but to
purchase few tickets at my Truly Lucky office
in this magnificent scheme.
A well selected parcel Of numbers inthe above
scheme to be- had at Fountain Head
u Orders from any port olIne United States,
enclosing the rash or prise tickets in any of the
late Lotteries will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to, if addressedto
ADRIAN X. NORTH,
June l9 Main Street, Lvnchhurg.
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/nHE mhnaecr ofihe Yiffina State Nnvign-
y lion lottery, presents MS e'cht"I az
kpowt dgrments 10 hrs iiiends aud the pablo
generally. Cor thrtf liberal encouragement oih's
schemes, aud now piesen's them Nth ihr We
ginin State Navigation LOTTERY, No a,--io be
drawn IN August, which for the hraui, of Phi
yes and low plire Of tiel.efs. fitals all Us pre-
drcessors, aud eotpmporni ies. The rapid sRes
Of Tick T. nsincs drawing n an early date,
Tho Official List 81 the drawing oithe NnRioih
Smtc Navigation Lottery M. ,, which took
place on Wednesday the 18th insi. Ia the Guy
of richmond = IA. 10 be seen NJ int M"nn-
gecrs Office, where WIS sold hs retail shares OF
some OF the Capilal fii2ae the fortunate owners
are invited IL call fnr their ensh winch eau be
had ~ soon as the Tickets ale T., esonted.
I,uC 49,.
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Official Notice.

: HiE Drawing of the Dismal swamp Canal
Lottery, 7ih Class, Will take place in
L,nchburg, TO ORRoU the 2Oih inst, under
the superin,endenee ol the following gentlemen,
Doe Howell Davies, Joo &. Aiccm, Albion
M'Dan,el, YIN. ". Norsel, John Wills, X IL.
1ole,, aud ko- Ln'hnm, EsqS.
YATES y M'INTYRE, Man'grs,
June ~. Jynehhug
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FOR Thu
Promotion Of Science and Literature.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES:
His Excelleucy JOS. KENT, GoyERNoR OF THE
STATE, President er o5iclo.
Roger B. Taner, Esq. Rev. George Roberts.
Hon. +. F. Chambers Rev. J. p. h. Henshaw.
Hon. Stevenson Archer. Solomon Fitting, Esq.
Hon rhos. b. Dorsey. Nath1 Williams, Esq
Hon. John G.. Herbert. William Frick, Esq
Hon. Jas Thomas. Isaac Mckim, Esq.
Hon. John Nelson. DIR. James oteuart.
Hon. VIM. II. Marriott. DIR. B. ]. Semmes.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson. Dir. Dennis Claude
Jas. W. McCulloh, Esq. AND
Col John l.. Howard. DIR. Henry Wilkins
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I'D Y virtue of deed of trust executed 10 Us
- by Abner Dobyns and Elizabeth his wife,
bearing date the 3D. Of September, Is26, aud du-
ly recorded in the county court of Bedford, for
purposes therein mcntioned-we shall, on the
DIST day of June next AT the dwelling house Of
said Abner Dobyns, proceed 10 sell, PA IL a.
ores of land, formerly occupied by Griffin Do
byns, sen. decd subject to the dover of Mrs.
Dobyns, widow of the decd ON the following
terms: One-third in cash down and two semi
annual payments for the balance and lem on
the property 10 secure the payments VIII be
conveyed such title AS is vested in us and no o.
ther. DAVID w. QUARLES.
JEFfERY ROBERTSON. i'"s'e'''
June 70 II
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VN-.NN,NknW

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass;,
" i'll be drawn in ynchhurg.
J. u. Yates d A. M'Inlyre, Man rs.
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1he draninq of Mc

Virginia Navigation Lotteyy, I'd Class,
Is received ii ALLEN5 me-. Adv.utur~
ers holding smait prizes are requested lo call
aud rene" III ,h. Lott ~ that draws to-mo6,
row evening.
10000 Dollars highest Prize.
Ticket 80, ALIENS a. co.
June.lp,
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W. Nv MAS u

Whole Tickets -f,-.nal,es ~ 5,I-.QunriersS 25
70, The Laee5 Number. an ttomrt ,ny-
ment ohll nj The Lottery amt xch,ng. uibea
ot ". d. Nj. ALLg,h dxC0.
Bank sq6Hrr, lynchb1tg,
Where Tie oesh Will be paid nj sight for all
pr'les cold by W., jane 10.
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.iAKRED on the ~th inst. by the Rev. Nm.
S Rrid, Mr.. LILBOUKN JOHNSON. to Miss
FRANCES, eldest daughter of MIR. llezekiah
Iot d,n all nf tins l,Inrp
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CoHEN'S OFFlCE-lI4, Market-street, !

T 7
Baltimore, May 7h, 1927. )
IL Under authority ofthe Act of the General
Assembly dec. session, 1920 we herewith
present TO the public FlRsr Class ofthe Mary
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-06-19
OF Captain strorber Company


Mob lie. January 18th, lsb1.
u In spite Of all the rcusons that might be
urged for ms pardon and respite, lIatrls' death
warrant came on, signed I'D January, two
weeks after the battle OF New Orleans, twenty
eight days ojtrthe signing olhe treatyoj peae
-Four dalBaitc the warrant came on, Hams and
his fellow Militia men we've shot.
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lN..MOnttt5W
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery,

7th CLASS,
VIII be drawn in Lynelbnrg, when the fol
lowing splendid price will he distributed IN
a few minutes to those only who buy tickets,
so il you want money be SIRE ana call on me
for Lucky number, and Then you may eN-
peCt to receive a prize,
- -. IL. y
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1827-06-23

YOU remember this face? Can YOU recognize
in nameless fugitive, your ungenerous perse
cutor, Ohio Of Germany? Sheathe in this
breast your sword, and safe YOUR indignation
on The author OF your wrongs" Tie threw his
sword at the pirates feet and stood before the
leteni>hfd assembly with folded arms and dow n
cast eyes hollow murmur passed from man
70 man, and down with the tyrant" tremLled
on every lip but sound was audible
The pirate sprang to his fcet-a dark RED
flush was on his tace-hs lip quivered-a fierce
warfare of passion shook his frame 'Tyrantr
he exclaimed, the hour of rcributve Justice is
at length mine, But for thee, had been the
pride and ornament Of the land that gave me
birth and had reaped in honorable warfare.
immortal glory. Your unrelenting cruelty drove
me to the rocks and Businesses Of these Island.
aud made me the companion Of outlawed men
pirate on the deep. Die 4. and let my crime:
my lost honor be visited upon thee His swor,:
flashed over his head Hold = exclaimed thu
minstrel boy, casting himself at the feet Of tI+
pirate and staying the uplftcd weapon rare
not your hand against the Lords annointcs. -
lie IS ourprincc-nnce was your friend VIII
his blood atone tor your past suterlngS WIZ
his conformation ensure your eternal welfare
The warrior paused - By you, Philip of Co.
lo5nc. my voice was never before unheard,' re
sumed the lovely woman. whose disguise could
no longer conceal from the Emperor tie wife
OF the pirate ever generous and noble, even
to your enemies prove to this unhappy prince
how far virtue can triumph over the mean spirit
OF revenge - Angel . exclaimed the Emperor,
cease to Plead your applications are to my
wounded spirit wors' tl.an VI, pans uf t.c,ln
May the just God forgive me for the in iufies |
have wrous ht'-iie covered his face With lis
hands to conceal the agitation which was visible
IN every feature; but in despite Of all his Efforts
to rcpcl them, the bright drops forced their vav
through his clcnchcd fingers The pirate gazed
on the conscience stricken prince, til the wrath
OF his countenance passed away aud the tears
trelnhlrd IN his own fierce eyes sI.iven lie
sad Restore these brave men to their former
rank and fortune, and thi, degraded arm shall
rolnstatc you on the throne Of your ancestors
No. returned the Emperor, mournlulIy. Il
VIII not accept life at Your hands 4 self con
demncd and guilty man. will not attempt TO
excuse crimes committed in the lust Of power,
III the heat OF youthful passion.
Has uturiv then no tcrror5 p said Philip
None to Eiln who has made his peace with
Heaven returned Ohio, who has offered at
the throne Of mercy the humble sacrifice Of a
broken heart
Has your repentance been deep enough 10
rob the grave Of IFS victory D
our noble brother who lies corpse in Won
der wood, could best have resolved ven that
question. Oh that his mailed breast were nv
pillow, that the hand which vainly defended him
against host Of foes were cold and stiff i.ko
hisn The outlaw turned away. deeply affected
while the Emperor continued-' 10 atone IA
! r. tI>
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q t1Upf a p larry n
,,a0v 4 feN n IL. w,r Win S,rnatI, tbc
r.,.ta.uts under nv conrm,nd surnriscd o ,,e
r,~h; the cam, Of The enemy we tool, n,urh
>rhI an,l n,4;tc MANY nri,on.rs ,uunr tha
c.nt,vr, ,ya, a vo,,n., and lovely female lie on-
" Jau,htcr Of a n.n of rank who },.;n., ,v;+i,
H., v..uods r,nrittcl hcr With :, f',tor..
llc,~jre. to I,,s yi.,or;ons foe Had ! G,nnwel
tbc Cr,t acnr-c.,, u,,ul,4 oro hre, :, ,ho,,,I
hayr restored the weeping .!arnsr to her friends
and co,,,t;. Inf NV hesvt ~no, o,ncl r,r ~.
unprotected ,tran.lr a te,te-er passion Onr
affection 50, fnDt,.,l. and :, = ,rnm,srd +, no.
CONF ,.,v jri,i., 1.!ea the .ay, aDDojnt., t1r
the ;,..l,r..lr for l.or i:,.Eer we're tHnirrd In
the nler;.t. ~4ta~ .a.to Vienna, / va, received
with NIT Ga,..r.n d-,,...,,,tr.t;rns ot "a
gard l., We tleacherjrs Ohio. But wo 10 HIM
who un: i, tr,.s. = A., i,,itE, nj ,r,rc,, H..
accident I'm sa,vni hec4;.r ,Irtn,y cnan,our
I'd of ~, ie:utf,; Sarmat,.n Ills na,,;on
knew 10 l.cr,'s. AMI cruelty ,uo.reste,} the
most >,e-G. Tcthe,! Of SATISFYING MS wishes
Fintlii,- ~ determined ney5- 70 surrender nv
,,roni4- Id i. tn. he a.cn-ed me Of treason. and
, ,ubOlneL u tt,ir.sns Hqs t,iot wv the circI,.
OF pr!us, n =, ,l3.:.l..ti the indirnaton Of tine
F,npclur, .n, lm,e -,nteuced to heavy fine
and pnltr;l. !,ani,t..nr.t Rare ,)r.nair and
love, wtlr STR. Gin in nv breast rave nv
SELF UP to the lury ti.at ros>. s.e,. ne and. IN
the bitterness Of tie mou.e,t G-,,!;ln..r,I dread
lu impreeattons on the head Of M. man who
WAS The author OF my enticrin.rs Bat .I.n nea-
sure OF hi, crime, WAS not 1T lull r,.ut,.i,
resist, Il hi, passion, and ;rrnt-.l T., brides he
offered her with the contc,n.l ,|ey r,.-:tc,I -
ma@.- ., T.. -. Id ,iudic-
! tive Emperor sent her und1F a strong escort, a
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'dii'. ~tII, - a coz e Gus tome Sir kHiEht,
Mn! Atr Wti-pN." TO Our ru-,-od cheer uHoW
c.r
1A, Cavern vas strongly Illuminated with
t.l -'t>. r,i.t. -.r.tla on arm, and trcphic,
>,oa i ,in rc'..p'" and harb,rous nations The
{ I il:a. however, i.ptioncd OHIO to scat It
H. i,Mrr "nt q The hoard. ana having >rya
i,I'a web ,;prlied with rciro.ilnirnt,. turned TO
a h"au'!N youth WHO WAS seated AT IN rt-ht
h+nd, hI' head rc,ti". on small lat, " I'll
HAT youth he entered INTO earnest conversation,
from tune t. time casting significant glance on
biao- Once, the Emperor encountered the full
lang li-hIn., biuc r., ni NE stripping, whose co
Iour mounted even f. flr snowy temples, which
@lttrrrd with fnarb!c Uhtcnr-~ from among the
n,xen locks by which tbcl wtr" shaded lie
turned away fls head 10 conccr, his courtroom
and his hand unronsclousy fell over the instr:
nrht it emitted IA trcmulO,ls tram Of melody
and the minstrel, as If gathering courage ir0ni
the sound, san. a simple AR which scrl cd mo:r
iorclhlyto cEchaia the attention Of the Emperor,
As if under the Influence OF magic, be gazrA
with intense interest on the dark proved chef
ard On the far haired youth beside him
NJ, native land my native land
How many tcndertics,
Connected with thy distant strand
Cali forth my heavy signs,
The rugged rock-thc mountain ,:reau.--
The hoary pincrccs shade,
Where, often, in the noon-ti.lt beam,
\ happy child straycd
think of thee, when eariv ig-!t
Is trembling on the hill;
think OF dice AT dead midnight,
When all IS iaIk and stlii
think OF those whom shall see
On this fair earth no uit,rt
And wish III vain for wings to fee
Back to Thy much loved shore
The pirate east look Of tender and nrian-
chulv regard on the minstrel. and Otilo was On
The point OF expressing the pleasure his enrhant-
my Voice had afforded HIM. when the outlaw to
whom he had first spoken suddenly asked in
an nmperlous tone, " Sir Knight, whence came
YOU y
dark froWn rested on the brow of Ohio. as
he replied in tone equally naughty. From
the field of buSrntcr How went the battle %
Ii was not the sword Of the mighty, or the
toTrc ot the strong, that won the field returned
the F.nsp"ror-' treaclery prevailed - How =
cNc.almcd the Captain, starting to his feet, did
hi italian ircudS iorsake Ohio in his hour of
need This rrpay> the tyrant well for casting
from him true hearts and brave hands :. You
ave i German said the Emperor, fixing his ca
lie eye on the pirate; what can YOU know of
Dthos private councils p \ fierce light blazcd
IN the dark eyes of the robbcr, as he replied
What 10 not know of them, YOU should have
sad, Hear me. Sir Knight. and then Judge be
tween this accursed tyrant and me He paus-
q. covered his ewith bis hands and appear
c3 tnr some time struggling with bitter reilec-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
Mattawoman Fishery for Sale.

yrG;r s,bscr;bsr ers for SALE that well known Fish
II ery and the FIRM attached to It, at the mouth
Mattawoman Creek on TIE Potomac RIVER. IN Charies
county. MARYLAND, of which he is the proprietor
This IS the FIRST Herring Fishery the river, and shad
e also taken at II in considerable quantities The
an and water custom are both very extensive ana IN
creasine annually The improvements consist OF a
large brick dwelling, salt and store houses, houses Tor
the accommodation OF the hands and sheds LOT curing
fish with watts and stands sufficient to contain at one
time three thousand barrels. There can be put up on
this shore with ease ten tsasand barrels IN season
The apparatus consists of two large Seines very SUI
perior boat capstans OF the most improved Kind lamps
for lighting the shore, and every other convenience 70
he f,0nd m the best establishments all in complete
order The improvements have been made, and the
apparatus constructed within the last tour years. and
cverv thing is of the best materials The expenditure
on tins Shore has been IN that time, upwards OF seven
thousand dollars
Tb;s Fishery has produced, clear of all current er-
penses as viii appear from his books, for the three
wears when shed bv him person. an interest per an
nun on up wards OF thirty thousand dollars,
The tract ofand adjoining, contains about lO9 acres
all first rate river low grounds-more than nan OF II
has been MANFRED to produce ten barrels OF corn per
acre. and every year. third part might be manfred
from the cfI, of the shoreIt lies beautifully level
and there is about 10 Of reclaimed marsh, ready
to pu, down in grassrhe farm good tor oou barrels
ofcorn and from So to 1000 bushels OF wheat, or 81
hogsheads OF tobacco per ann,nn.
Having removed permanently, iLo"' "'at POI " @
country il vii, now be sold for little more than the acu
al costoft improvements. The most reasonable time
will be given on the payments, provided their Punctu-
altyis well secured. IN.
Should it not be disposed of previously, ne w'H fsh
70 again in person. the coming season
letters see king any further information directed to
him at Port Tobacco Charles county, Mary land, until
the ist of May, and afterwards to Williamsburg, Viz
'gina,s will meet prompt attention
march 2-lawu MASoN.
II The Editors OF the National intelligence, Bal
,;mor- American and Poulson's American (Phl'adel-
nha) will please insert the above once week for two
months in their respective papers, and send their ac-
counts tothis oiSce for payment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-05-08
May Of Missouri, sc.

Just Published and on sale By PISHEY IHOMPSO ~,
Map ofthe States of Missouri and Illinois ana Ter.
n ritory Of Arkansas taken from recent surveys ~
the Office of the Surveyor General, at St LOUIS oy
E.. Browne and E. Barcroft elegantly engraved, color
ed, vanished and mounted, scale OF ~ miles 70
the inch with references to the praries lakes seais
Of government towns, lead mines Of the u States iron
works. state roads, rivers, swamps, seats OF justice OF
counties forts, lead mines claimed by individuals, sat
works springs canal routes, mountains, Indian villa
ges and boundaries Of military bounty lands to which
are added statistical tables of the black and white
population ofeach county, and the geographical extent
Of each State. The whole on surface of "a square
feet. Price $40. -
Also, the same folded in portable form, with case.
10 dolls
Hale's new Map of New England, colored, varnish-
ed and mounted, Sc. -
Finleys new Map of the World. on the Globular
and Clapperon in Africa. Price 30.
Washington, may