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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
fcomMUN:cATED.


Among the recent donations 10 the Alexan>
dria Museum is a living Ibis, ",he sacred bird
Of the ancien,s." It's height is between 4 and
5 fee. at this time, although a young bird;
is very gentle IN It's habits, is fond of being Ca
ressed, and will approach a person for that pur'
pose. It's noise and attitude resembles that of
a Mahometan Marahost, Saint or Divine, either
at prayer or delivering a sermon. II appears
to possess more sagacity than commonly be-
longs to the fearhered tribe; will frequently pass
WI ole hours in apparent %solemnity and medi-
ta,ion, and then burst forth with great pride
and with expanded wings, which are IS to IA
reet,-s,ru,, jump, and fly for a short time, and
again retire to its habits Of solitude. This
bird is held in great veneration a, the present
day, and is known in some places by the name
OF the Ibis, and in others by that Of Maraboot,
in Others Pocra Grandi Sacra, or Great Sa-
cred Bird; and was sent from Sierra Leone by
John Castagnett, Esq. TO the Rev J. Fair:
clough, Of his place; and, by the latter gentle
man, was presented 10 the Alexandria Museum
7. Nj. :
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

BY the schooner Thomas Hall, captain Rear
don, at Baltimore on Thursday evening from
ST. Eustatius, the Editors Of the American have
received from a correspondent there, an account
Of the capture of the p~iratical schooner which
robbed the English brig Caraboo,-,he parri.
culars Of which, as also the trial OF the oirati-
cal crew, have been already published. He
adds that The captain and thirty Of the crew had
been executed. The St KITS Advertiser, Of
the Esd ult. has also been received, from which
the following paragraph is extracted:
1t came out in the evidence on the trial yes>
! ,erday, that q Portuguese register produced by
Capt. Buysan, before the Authorities al ST
Eustatius, in the presence Of Lieu, Col. Har-
per, and which he alleged vas found on board
the Caraboo, and warranted his capturing her,
was The register of a vessel called the Devino
hperador: How he became possessed OF that
register, the following paragraph from the
London Courier Of the 24'h Of July, seems fully
10 explain:-
Extract of q letter from the Agent to Lloyds at Lisbon,
dated July Is:
The Devino lmperador sailed hence yester-
day, and vas boarded by a vessel which did not
show her colours. The Captain asked for her
papers, and finding them ia the name of Don
Miguel l. King of Portugal, said that he did
not know such u person., and seized the vessel.
The crew were put into a fishing boat, and re-
turned here to-day. 1t is reported that there
are several other vessels Of The same descrip-
ton cruising off the Tagus."
Flour at ST. Eustatius. BIO per biol; Pork,
BIG; Beet, BIZ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

FEW PLAIN QUESTIONS, ADDRESSED TO PLAIN
PEoPLE.--Suppcse your ~neighbor was 10 live
in open adultery with another mans wife, drive
him of, force him TO sue for a divorce, and,
having obtained one, 10 marry the woman
what would you think Of him
Suppose your ueighbor had made an attack,
with an attempt to assassina,e, in open day, in
a public tavern suppose he had, afterwards,
stabbed a man through the body, in the streets
what would you think Of him?
Suppose your neighbor was to boast to you,
after deliberately shooting a man in a duel, tina,
he "had left the damned rascal weltering in his
blood"-what would you think Of himl
Suppose yodr neighbor was shockingly i'm.
pieus, and ~profane in his language and CONVEX
sation-what would you think Of him?
These are questions which every man may
ask himself, and in honest sincerity answer -
II he would ~despise, reject, and spurn such a
character, a, a friend or con6dant in private
life, how much more should these indignant
feelings be excited, when one, agains, whom all
these crimes have been charged and PROVED,
is bel Id up as a candidate for the Presidency of
the United St,,es.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

We have the recorded opinions Of Wash
ing,on, Jrfferson, Madison, Monroe and Mar,
shall as well as Of many of his present bitter
enemies, in favor Of the virtue, talents, aud ex-
~perirnce Of John Quincy Adams.
We have The recorded opinion of Jefferson,
that one might as well make ga Sailor Of a
Cock, or a soldier Of a goose, as President Of
Andrew Jackson"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

,,,,ed. went directly TO England, ana 10
nN'c,bsr. She told her own story IN her own
and took care to expose me wherever my
way, n,me was known. My former friends
Onu air.,dy extremely well disposed 10 believe
We. hing ia nv d~isfavor. read my own sto~
a"ir;, nav be supposed how garbied!} IN the
H.,,ners: it appeared in the shape Ola warn
ror.ins, a notorious character, "Oae Peter
t,s alias Peter Perkins" My fa,her.in-
=. : since dead. He has left his daughter
~. heir 70 his wealth, but under the conditions
a., chr should resume and use only her maid
s.mr and nr,er see her wretched husband
nor beI, him with one farthing! IN fall
-, # which conditions she will forfeit the
Ill nroperty in favor of the next heir. how
W.. sunported life under all these trials is a
.;adIs 10 myself Sometimes | am hall resoiV-
Cd 10 turn my back for ever upon my naive
Ind & seek a new existence with MT. biroecx
: in Americas; but there is a spell upon me, ana
:, binds me- TO the spot where first drew my
hrea;b, and ! do believe l should pine and
lie in any other atmosphere.
Perhaps I may be expected TO allude once
r,ors 10 the lady with WHOM, the attentive read
sr will recollecr, | was lrfi fae a tete at the no"
,.l or Monsieur - II CaIais, oy my own
xifr, Tina, lady took advantage OF The opPor-
,nri,y thus afforded her, and made a pathetic
,,c.aI 10 my 6uest feelings l had no better,
;n ID ed no other recompensa,ion TO offer her for
h. o~neasires and disappointment ! had so un-
,;r;nplv occasioned her. and l begged her ac>
enhance of a sum which was the full hall OF
,bss small pirtauce | had reserved from the
wreck OF my fortune. She accepted i, with
,nnarrnt confusion and reluctance; but, soon
JnLco,ered. was The frs, to laugh at me Tor my
gn.rosi,y. likewise found that it was long
Since that lady had character 10 loose. She
had come 10 Calais upon a speculation, having
answered an advertisement which appeared UNI
der the head Of "Matrimony." The ad'eruse-
men, was a hoax. The reader knows who was
The victim. That lady sent mt, towards the
close Of the year, a grea, pug-nosSd, red-head-
ed, in disposed brat, of al least a year and d
half old; and she had taken her Bible oath, be-
fore d magistrate, contrary 10 all probability,
aud a. far as | can judge, to truth, that he is
nv SOM All | know abput IL is, that The law
obliges me TO educate, provide for, AID own
him; andthat already he is The worst plague OF
my miserable existence.
DETER H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

the American Consul, Mr.. Henry, and his
family, with q great number Of merchants. had
taken refuge from the ravages of The disease. on
board of the shipping in the harbour. No Com,
munication was permitted between Gibraltar
and Spain, a Gordon having been.es,abl,sbed, or
any por, in the Mediterranean. The Brig Vir-
GINA, of Baltimore, had arrived, and after per,
forming quarantine, had been obliged to bro.
coed to Antwerp. Markets were dull when the
Ann sailed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Uni Canal Lottery

OF Pennsylvania, No l2, fer lS2S-to be drawn on
Monday, 27t' Oct As numbers, z drawn bsilots.-
highest Prize, 30, 00U. Tickets $40; halves S; quar-
ter> so; EiSh,hs %.
Grand State Lottery of r. NO. FL,
10 be drawn at Providence on tuesday 18th Oct
"Ino.r'' o drawn ballots, Highest Prize $4,000.
Whole tickets 81; halves so cents
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 9,
10 oe drAwn in the City Of W shiuston, on Monday,
y! N's. 80 numbers, z drawn ballots. Highest
For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Union Canal Lottery

:; IN p sennsy Ivanis, class No. ID, for 1923, will be drawn
S Sas""Sdelphia on Monday 9Th October. 4S num-
ct, sIn Drawn ballots, Capital prize $2s, 600. Tick.
n "A''es ), . quarters 2 so. Eighths ! 2s.
De'a~are, Maryland and North Carolina Con-
Ron NSt Lottery 4th class, to be drawn at Whining
pr,. O 8. on Thursday 30th October Highest
r. "'oOO' riekesss IS, halves Il, quarters IS cts
Civ 'II Consolidated Lottery of Washington
ton = : No, ., for 1898, will be drawn in Washing.
7a,,w Monday the Sd Of November. 48 numbers
IS Goo "aiots. Scheme. / prize Of $40, 900, 1 O,
&c. rla sS,2s0, J Of 1000, 5 of 500, 10 of $50.
sgh,bs 50 SSss , dollars, halves ? so. quarters / IS,
e"so< eents-For sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Next lotteries.

Union Canal, No. II. will be drawn in Philadelphia on
Monday next. 1 prize of $4,000 dollars, | of 5000.
/ of+,OOQ, l of 200, 1 of J, 500, l of ,25S, 5 oflO00.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves S, quarters 2 50.
Grand State Lottery of Rhode Island,
VIII ne drswn on Tuesday next. Highest prizes , 900
dollars, 1000, 500. &c Tickets only doll. halves soc
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 9,
WILDE drawn an the Cit OF WASH. ngton Oh the Sd of
NoNcnber. l prize of 10000 dollars, / of 5000, 1 of
$3.50, : OF 1000, &c. Tickets 5 dollars, halves 2 SO,
quarters l IS.
Maryland State Lottery, No 6,
ID sub scheme, will be- drawn on the 18th of Novem-
Der The whole ofwhich will be prizes. l of , 900.
l'pOO' $40. 100, sc. Tickets 5 dollars, halves o.,
quarters l4-Fnr sale at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
OHIO ELECTIONS.

The Western Mail did not arrive until ! o.
clock this morning. The Election retnrns
which It furnishes are principally imperfect.
but, as tar IS they go, they place Trimble far
ahead of Campbell the Jackson candidate for
Governor. The State may be considered as
safe for the Administration As soon as any
perfert returns are received. we shall lay them
before our reader rs. In the mean time we sub
join the following extract from a, letter show
ing he overwhelming majority of the Admin
i~stra,ion votes il Mr.. Whittlesey's district:
EDINBURGH, Portage County Ohio,
October l6ih, 1923.
y Our election returns from % i'owns in this
county are received, which are as follows.
GOVERNOR
Trinble, administration 1884.
Campbell, Jackson 4l6.
CONGRESS-.
Whittlrsey, Administrations 1866.
Baldwin, (Jackson) 4l2
We shall al hi Pre- sidential Election, give in
this County, between $500 and 5000 votes-&
tire whole Jackson strength does not exceed
500. Whiulesey is elected 10 congress from
this district, his majority will be between 4 &
5000. Nal Jour.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

The Erie sloop Of war, says the New York
Mercantile Advertiser, is to carry out to Lagui-
ra, Gen. HARRISON, our Minister 10 COLON
BIA We understand he will embark in the
course Of 7 or 8 days, The Netherlands Mi
mister to Colombia, who recently arrived here,
will proceed in the same vessel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

LATEST FRoM GIBRALrER.-We have con-
versed with Captain Sloan Of the brig Ann, says
the Boston Chronicle, arrivedsa, this port last
evening from Gibraltar, in "a days 10 the Capes.
Capt. Sloan informs tina, when he left, the yell
low fever prevailed to a most alarming extent;
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
J CoRSEsS
Lottery and ErchaDo. orc, K;no

LoheryGnd Exchange Office, ,King,st alexandria
10 z Is 55 Is IS 10 81
are the drawn numbers in the Dismal Swamp Canal
Lottery, No. II.
nIhe othc'al list of the drawing Of the first sub
s'r s OF the Grand State Lottery of Maryland, No,
1919, Is received, and may be examined at
COrSe'S Office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Land For Sale.

an Thursday the 30th day Of October next. at
j Catts's Tavern, West End-the subscriber win
offer for sale at public auction, q Tract of Land on
Wolftrap Run, near Fairfax old Courthouse, contain.
ing SOY acres or about that quantity. Sale NJ IL o..
clock at noon. Terms Cash.
The above sale will be made under . deed of trust
from Thomas Janney and John d. Brown to the sub.
scriber.
sept 3o--dts r. /. TAYLOR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
AsEssi9.HANsD@IAs
SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS. 1929

Our readers will find a pleasant respite from
the din Of politics, in the interesting tale which
we have copied in to days paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

A correspondent Of the Baltimore Chronicle
recommends Colonel Thomas Emory, Of Queen
Anne, as Governor Kent's successor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

LOTTERY and Exchange yGce. .9ierandriG.
Drawing OF the Virginia State LOTTERY, No IL.
10 Is 53 Is SIS 10 81
Drawing OF the lst sub. scheme ofthe Mary land State
Lottery Is also received. oct "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Postponed Sale.


FINDER the authority Of deed of trust to the sub:
l. scribers, will be sold at public auction, on Mon
day. the third ofNovember next, at the farm, late Mrs.
Fendsll's, on the east Of the .flexandris and Washing.
ton turnpike road, near Alexandria, the following
property, viz
kr- The House and Lot at the intersec.
ton of Washington and Oronoko streets, for
meriy occupied by Mrs Mary Fendall.
49, ALSO,
y Lot on the moth side OF Princess.street
beginning at the centre Of the square between Fayette
and Payne streets, aud running on Princess 10 Payne.
ttreet, thence north ON Payne street i65 feet S inches,
then east and parallel to Princes street TO the centre Of
he square, then south to the beginning.
Also, n L"' Of Ground lying on the east side
of the Washington and Alexandra Turnpike Road
containing shout four acres, lately in possession Of Mrs.
Mary FendaIl, and which is numbered as lot No. 8, on
plot of VIM ) Moore's land. formerly Nathaniel Pen.
dleton's, and which plat is recorded in the Clerk. of.
flee Of the county OF alexandria.
Also, a Piece or Parcel of Land, lying near
the town of Alexandria, which vas formerly purchas-
ed by Philip Richard fendall from DIR. Elisha G. Dick,
containing about SIS acres.
Terms of sale-one.fourth cash the balance in three
equal instruments, in one, two, and three yesrs, to be
secured by approved negotiable notes, together with
Il deed of trust upon the property,
ROBERT l. TAYLOR 2
THOMSON F. MASON, 5 '
cent oO-tNS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

LOtteru OEne.

~ L0tIeTy UDce, HoyoI Sfreef.
- nva numbers i, tbs v;ro;r:. s,... r ,..rv
oct seneh' OF the Dismal Swamp Canal, class IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
PETER B.
A Card.
Fancy & Plain Dress-Making

MRS. FoNDE respectfully informs the ladies of
NA AleXandris, that her residence is Oh the North
east corner Of Queen and Royal-streets, where all or
ders in her line of business viii be punctualiy attended
TO. Mrs. FosDE also continues 4 branch OF her es;a-
~bishment, in the City OF Washington, on Pennsylva-
ma Avenue, opposite M, James Green's Cabinet and
Fancy Furniture Haput,cfors- nearth the corner Of 10Th
s,rret-where the usual attention will be paid to every
order, accompanied with thanSs, punc,uaity and dis
patch. oct 24-dSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25

Leather and Cotton.
80 Sides sole leather. various Qualities
itO $50 DO upper do do
1 bales spinning cotton,
Just received and for safe by
GEO. JOHNSON.
n. B. Country Merchants will find it to their inte-
rest to call. oct %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
Book auction.

TIME Book auction will be continued on Monday
u Evening next, when . new and most excellent
collection of Books will be received-Thc assort-s
ment will be such rs is seldom seen at auction, and
will no doubt please those who attend.
oct "a GEO. WHITE, auc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-25
AUCTIONS.
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
FINDER the authority of a deed Of trust to me
for that purpose, l shall, at IL O'Clock on Sdtsel
dVy 25h ina. At Samuel Cstts's tavern, at West End,
sell at public auction, for cash, a number of
Likely Young Negroes.
oct15-ts DANIEL MINOR, Trustee.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11
Fifty Dollars Reward,

sf.tflLl be given for the following describes
W two negroes. .ho made their escaps
hoei Ar. NJ Darrett. near Salisbury, Stokes
county, North Carolina about the last of DecerR-
Der, when on their~ay To Georgia.
ANkbONi, between twenty five and thirty
Jeafs old, . teei OF inches high, we'll SET, MS
complexion rather black, the whites of his Eyes
uneom1only red and when spoken TO with aa-
ihoriiy coirieseending in his manners. CESAR
% or 80 years old, five feet Il or inches high,
well made, his complexion rather light, large
mouth, speaks quick. and generally carries his
head hlgh.-They both took with them, besides
then comnoo clothing, (Which Was Of Domestic
WOODEN colh) blue cloth coats, cashmere panta-
looms. &c.
will give the above reward, and all ressona-
bic charges, for the delivery of the above des-
cfbedtwo negroes TO me- IN Albeinasle county,
va. and IN the same proportion for ether-or fof
each ofihem secured in any jail that get
them, fifteen dollars, and legal charges, by giv-
ing immediate Information OF the same.
WILLIAM MORRIS.
dFThe Editors Of lie Raleigh star, Dansille
Telegraph and fIntaste Mirror will give the a.
boye three insertions and forward their accounts
to this office Tor payment.
Feb. 4 3t-34
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

1nRUST SALE.--By virtue ola deed Of trust
- executed to the subscriber by Solomon
Lindsey, Tor the purpose Of securing TO James
Miller. certain deDt therein mentioned, ! shall
on the 18Th day Of the present month Feb J
proceed to sell. by way Of public auction, on the
premises, n c"italn tact OF parcel of land, ~
ing IN The county Of Campbell, adjoining the
lands Of Jno Hay and others, Containing two
hundred acres more OF less tins aud lies with
IN fourteen miles of LynchburR . t@o OF Camp
bell Gouri house, on the main road leading from
Lynebbng across Panuifs ferry on Staunton ri
ver, this s q good stand tor public business, aud
tue land nearly all wood. and considered yalua-
bic .--lcilns made known on the day OF sale. I
~lll DOLLY convey such title as is vested in me by
SAID DEED, but will say the tile is beyond dis.
pu,e. REESE BRYANT, Trustee.
Jan. 81 I3l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

I'D / y AWAY. on tbe 9th Of January, from
~ the ,ahscriber, LIVING IN Buckingham. "a
negro man slhght complexion, named Harry.
hrsaeen 30 aHd - years Of age, weighs about
lsJ POO. nearly six feet high well formed.
anc aashy. HIS clorbing was yery Indifferent
and Deed mol be slribed, with the exception Of
avn hat. He WAS formerly me property Of
Mr. Nelson C'aSian Of Campbell county. |
purchased hm a. a rheriffTs sale last November
court. lie Was seen 10 this place on Friday
night last, where it is possible he may still be
Concealed, as ne has connections residing here
! have reason 10 believe that, IT, he is not ap.
prcheGded speedily IN this county. he will make
his escape 10 West Tennessee. aud, It be does
50, Saa' he will eros, at Ross Ferry on Hols.
tein ltSer.-l flhe above negro should be taken
IN Buckingham county. Will give ten dollars,
but Vt out OF the county twenty dollars reward
for his apprehension.
ABSALOM STEVENS.
Buckingham, Jan Ii. ts2s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

NOR RENT the Manufacturing Min, com.
II monty known as the amherst OF Cats
Null ia the county OF Amherst on James River,
distant from tins place about 10 miles II was
thoroughly repaired Ia.t summer, q runs three
pair Of Bu.r aud one PAIR Eusopus Mill stones
attached TO the Mil, Is an excellent Dwelling
House, with the necessary houses fot the ac-
comlnodauon oi a famiy-and also with u A.
crcs of land There is likewise a saw mil on
the premises. Few country mills possess the
advantages that are found at this, boat, may
load and unload at the mill, at all seasons
Possession Willie given the FIST day d April
next For terms apply 10 {. and 4 Warwick
Richmond, or To JOHN N. WARWICK.
Feb : ts35
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

a<..f.r .,i,.r fissr III act privately rs frae'
efises ~ Beafoid eouHfs5 situated on t'e
800 aud seatn tosi.s ufeoose Creek Nu5 On 'se
..,..,ig I'D leA.i,ns from lyaeabufs 10 f'Hcas.
.ls 4 miles se.t u Liberty aud 1a9sinh.g
- .zaara Il eonts,ss sbaat 10 asffa. o.
,.hel. 50, ace uuecaled. Ire par which =.
nnelrsfed. e,ecpi a sets snail forti7n' eA'es.
1T tobacco add. Oi the CLEARED and, isy' a
- are ,o,y grounds cfthe bfsi gaAsits, and lie
,,.n,,.,,lPf re4nss kisBls hne hiGitlste. NJ IS
one nj the hrst tsots al laad 10 the upper caun-
tn. bs.ag vel adaP'ed - the cultivate" o' 20
b.e-a and al lilds 81 gain; II lies tefnafka,''Y
=. q ard " gefy lree from stone u dhia.h II
would make tNo sery handsome tracts hheh
stall he done. II those VIM wfsh IN purchase
,s,.h II. Pef.sns wishing is purchase may sp-
-. lie subscriber residing IN the ueigaboi.
hs,d q Nca Leldon. o. to espi Bolord. ies'-
a., ,,ea, ,6e tact. WILLIAM IRVINE
is19
r. lie Editors ~ the Enquirer vii inseit
H. ,t,..,, advertisement till forbid snd forward
the,f l,.ii Ia tbs uikec for payment
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

= psYRTfsrNfENT Inc st - s'-1e- rvs
~ removed frus sha Bsjcs s. tks WHITE
tenement At amherst & Bnnse, snd a. the
later Mace he teu1 continue rs tazenis lie
flsaks his irireas ana tHe public tpr
The NJ raa.se GereI sfora eSteftaedto q ~ sod
ne =. cifsthe continuance % TIER iav"urs--
He yl.4s - his uut-sBitting attention 10 his
business. aud tfi.ts MS guests aili b. ssiish.
81 p,,h hi, ssic and ais HouHs.--fte Tue
neni lie occupies has ben thoroughly
renairca. aid "a veil adapted to Tavern.
JOHN FRANKLIN.
Jan -. is32
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

'i"@ a,d. ~ Rglc. holden the clerk.
the hh dag Of Januuy, lar Arn,.icas = ,'faa
-" ssaasi Abraham keene and Jnres -,
'&Tsoi '.inm kcene, dec'd Paul cerr,5.''l ' hsf,
Of Yr se' eSi,,ps'o 80 Thomas spasms "a
IAfs o. Herbert { Co,l. decd 1l41ma- n t. .sa,
Dpits. auN'nas u ~
lilas, b 'hl'iress not having
apfetfah4e given seesilIty according Ia h., "a
.f1oiy anu IT, rnts olt'is court and II y. a.
tsIieteFy evidence fIn he Is not an I'll n 5'S ul a
country II = ordered, hat the said DE- fndst rs
Of The piain.1 and thai acopy Of ems or,I '' n
"l'hl1seTted ~ soine neA sPapar printed IN La.
lyDehburgi for two months ueeessiYely aHl NJ. Z
tae front ooof otihe courthouse N the saidioe
u copy -Iasie, JOHN WILLIS