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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

Desirable real Estate Jor Sac.
= wisl, 10 sell the house and % feet of ground
II fronting on Main Street. near The Market
House, now n the occupancy of Mir. James
Jones. This is valuable property we'll worth the
attention OF those who wish TO buy.
JOHN Il. ID. PAYNE.
Oct. 10 tslS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01
Iaha6ic Property for Sad.

tai"adc Property for Sale.
TNHE subscribers wisit to sell a house ana
II Tot, ob Federal Hill. Immediately on The
lnfh pike road. There i. a good well in The
yard, and All other necessary out houses-i.
i thought 10 be a good stand for a tavern
and Wagon yard.-Forterms apply 10 eilhur
of the subscribers. J. l.. DOUGLAS.
a M. DOUGLAS.
Nov.2 90. 1893
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

North American Reciet'.
MrC6 81, iusi received AID ready for delivery
V 10 subscriber at he Book and Stationary
Store of sShaM Il. NORTH.
Nov, 10 1890
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

Extract OF NuxF omica
Extract of Rclladona
Extract of Hyosciamus
Extract Of Cicuta
.Extrac; Of Eleterium
E.xtrac, of colocynth
Extract ofGentian
Extract ofJalap
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-12-01

lent asa"rlmentof all kinds ofhats, atiheir old
stand, lwo doors below the matketh list, made
b, themselves oftbe besl materials, in The new
est fashion and in the best mannrf. Their
ASSORTMENT IS large and well worthy the At
'ention OF merchants aud those who wish 20
bny 10 sell again. Tnev ,Au Hssureiheir friends
and the public that they will sell them very
low, and their assortment is equal 10 any in
he upper country. They have likewise just
r. criYed from Boston. M extensive assort-
ment oi Hatt"r's materials consisting Of Spa.
NH wool bodies, old Mnskfat skiss. Alcohol,
Com shellac, Aqnaiort,s, warranted best, OIL
Of Vifroil, Verdieris and Logwood. All of
which they viii sell on the most reasonable
terms Hetters and tho,c vi wish to pnr-
chase such articl : vii do we'll 10 give hem
u call. DINkEL & KUmBOUGH.
NV. IA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
-929
Eom lie ci.aIlesfo1,, (Eouor5a) Iuc,njan.
EOERTET or .TJryy

FCcttIf ~ OE of'i.l.
The hHy-sccOud anniversary Of our national indc
Pendenoo' vas celebrated in Charleston by party OF
sixty or seventy Citizcus. After the DccI atom of
Independence read, the company sat down 10 an
excellent dinner prrp1red lo tic occasion by MIR WI
IAN, ian, Nmitekor--Col Joseph Lovrn officiating 4.
PRESIDENT, and Matthew Dunbar, lea. as Vice Prcs,
deNr The cloth being remoyed the following Toasls
were drunk:
!. The Day VT cclcbra'o--it viii he remembered
as long as virtue among men, or uco deserve
to be free.
.. W'asbius,on--s'To people can claim linn m
country can appropriate hint the boon of Providence
70 INC human race, lis fame eternity, bis residence
creation"
g. The memories Of Jefferson and Adams.
D. The President Of The United States and Heads Of
Departments
D The ex~presijeo's O. the United Sfafes-Tbev
yet remain 70 al!ay dc sto'ms that NAV as,aH tfejr
county
g The Commonwealth NJ Virgin
=. Charles Carroll # CarrolIton
B. Tie proposed reduction Of the 6uty ON FOREIGN
Salt-Onr Salt Manufactures were called into cvis
teoce by the protection Of governments: That mother
must he unTalarsi ~lo Tgg,5 dgs.rov Ler ovp Of
-?r'D-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
BY PEASANTS d. SMITH.

u The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice "A
week, wednesdays aud Saturdays,) i've dollars pc
annum, payable in advance.
uJ. Previous To discontnuance of the paper, all
rsarages be paid up. Aud those may wish To
discontnue will notify the Editors hat effect, least
thirty days period expires for which they sub
scribed.
u For adver,isng75 square (or iesl fur the
mist insertion, and 30 each COMMUNICATING
number of insertions must be noted on the MS
they will be continued and charged accordingly.
W All letters to the Editors pus, paid, or they
will receive attention..
~ Notes of chartered specie paying. Banks Of any of
the States will be received in for subscription
the Wing, though Virginia U. Bank Notes would
Ire preferred; and reittances be made though the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
German and Irish LINENS.
R.UI AgAy,

EEThS committed to the Tail of Jefferson county. as
w runaway, the 3ist day Of May last, negro
,a,mau, wto calls hers'f CAROLINE HERrErr, and
Claims o bs free. She IS Supposed be from % q
wears U asE, and is bout iye feet six inches nigh She
az rather dark copper colour, has jact spots
Ihuer sc Of her night above tire cho, aHj hi
c'ation mark the She has also small s.af
Tire tack Of rCr rgj hand. The owner desired IN,
forward, prove propsrty ard pay er Jail ices or e
wilt he deal, with according law.
Juus 25-Gn JOHN JACKSON, Iailc-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

fIRGEEI2: T., ru!.s, holden in tte clerks o!ice of
the superior court of cancey fo lt Richmond district
tile 9TH day Of July, 1929: James Wilson YOUNG
Young. William Young, and Jesse Taun., Pts. gains,
James Richie aud James Wallace, surviving TRUSTEES OF
ne estate Of james Young dec. the said James R;chc
executor of the said James Young dec. jean onc aies
Granger aud Catharne his wilt, Thomas Youn,
Eong, Elizabeth Young, John Youns, AcXa.ier Tnung
and Jean Grsnger, DTS.
The defendants Jean Young JaNrs Granger and Ca
;aarne his wife, Thanas Young, EliHabrlh lOui, John
Yours Alexander Young, Jean Granger auJ Margaret
3uurg rot having entered their apleaance and gwen
Security according the OF ASSEMBLY apd the rules u
nis court, aud it appearing by stsac evidence
'hey Inhabitants % brs couiy i. is ordered that
The said dcendans do appear here he hsI day The
next term, and answer the bill OF HE aihti: ami that
'npy Of Ibis order be forthwith inserted il. nesy
published in the city of Hcmcrd for
svfly, ar! posted the door the p.fu IN t!is
said city. + copy. Tes'e.
48 WAI G. PENDLF.TOH. 6. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23

3, rules holden clerks office Of conr,y court
oc King & Queen, sr 2d dag OF June, 1899 Ann Wrrht
Crane and Polly Crane, Pits ag AIMS, Tnnnas Crane an!
t:rorge Crane, :s-Iv C;TAHcERT.
THE defendant George Crane, not having entered his
appearance and given security according ;.e OF
assembly aud the rules nf this court, and appearing
satisfactory EVIDENCE, that e is iraiIan his
communicating it is ordered, that the said Defendant n
appear the second Monday in September ncX;
the bill! Of the plaintiffs and ,iat copy Of This
ocder be forthwith inserted newspaper published
in the city of Richmond, for months successfully, ami
PASTED tine front door Of - cnurt oc, OF the said
county. y cory. 1FStr,
ROBERT POLLARD, Tr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
Humphrey +. Brooke.


"a AS located himself at T.oret", Essex county, md
a will attend the Superior ard Tnfcfior Courts cr
Caroline, Essex and Wesmo.ianA. Any business in .ac
line of MS profession entrusted hiss, shall promptly
attended TO.
June o. ...,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
Dob PRinting.Omcc

OF The P5opuctors Of the NBio have
added to their Prin,ing-Onicc. . set Of Nrw
JOB TyyUs. which viii enable them 70 Print
Pamphlets. Nandh!il=, Circulars, Cards. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
49, = - IL Lemlelu.r.

Agreeahiy 70 prev oua arrangements the gentlemen
o. tbs place attended yery sUJptUous repast prepared
IN grove near tnFn ~ corne,Dora'Ior Of AfDcrican
Independence y" 10. tT1~g nc = lr Es;'s-a Efr;,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
Celebration cf The Fourth of July al
COUyJ IJo,,,c

IeicDfaft0d ~ the Fourth If JUly al .1D,dcrst
Court House.
lie fourth OF July was celebrated with unusual an
iinatIon al Doctor James Powos Tavern at Amherst
toh' onse -! his glorious III Coup.Ty's bsto-
ry' winch Can never be lost IN tic uDGi5uguishcd mo
mehts of passing time, hailed ii every demon
sF"'Tn OF joy aud pathetic fecing. The Young and
'ne n!" Hnpeiicd by one Grcfiu.e. came for
ward TO renew their levotons at the alla ic,l Ll,pr
~ and 10 EXHIBIT again 10 The world Chat most imposing
and sublime spectacle OF free people commemorative
the anniversary Of their national undergraduates And
the interest of The celebration not Itlle enhanced
by the presence OF few Of e still surviving patriots Of
The revolution, who were specially invited Thee
old s0lG1ers forgetting the iufrr1iirs old arr ie
aDDating scene at surrounded tLcru FOUGHT over
battles Ut revolutionary times aTd T. ou 1'ne.s of
Their hearts reIoiccd that they spared rp the
sun OF another fourth Of July rise ltron De-, hpu,cI
countIy-And though il might nave teen cared from
some OF Tie oasis gwen, and from The atirn hc
public mind al THIS particular Juuc'uvc, csCwng out Of
the approaching Presidential election that the spirit %
party feeling would have disturbed tic jp= and fcsvI-
ties OF The day yet ii was pleasing that the
harmony aud good feeling pervaded the whole assert
bly,, and that all were alike animated by firm attach
ment to the Union aud the Cause Of civil liberty.
ct Z O'clock the company repaired 10 The Court
House, where the celebration Of the day was oucncd
by devon and feryent PRAYER offer ed VI by the Rev
CtdTIcs ~. 1'd"c. He was follow Cd by Mr. Safrt Il
LIUfe ubo, 10 neat and appropriate Grafton uulo-
ded tic great principles involved the war o the rev
ouuou.-dTet ~i'b becoming emphasis tie blcs-
sings Ut ClYh liberty, and pointed out the great supe-
Tiority OF our tree aud happy institutions over those
Of the rest ofiho world The COMPANY then retur-
ned to The Tavern, aod, at half past one sat down
. amfi-o1' Barbecue prepared ~ The yery 6ss:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-23
BsINI[ or FIRGLNLl J
Western Luuatic Hosnital.

FtsLeEIi LuNalIc Hospital.
ri Office is hereby given, tina, Ibis institution vii, h.
" so far completed be ready for the recc p,iou
- patients the e5,h day Of Jay next. None viii be
secsved rIer!ous that time.
BY order Of the Court OF Directors.
,-Tne c5--St NICU'S c. KINNEY, {. g. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
sASi'L WILLIAMS. Clerk.
.He'''cines dHa Surgical Instruments.
y AK Cow * iss loN EH's OEEIr,r

21th SEPT. 1923.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this
! Oince until the lst ot November next for sun
plying all the Medicines AMI Surgical Instruments
rsquired by the Connar,dn;s, respectively OF the
Navy Yards at Portsmouth, ~ H., 30 ton New
York, Philadelphia baltimore Nay al Station. Wash
ingion, Norfolk, Virginia, AMI Pcr.sacoia We,
FLORIDA toT The use OF the Navy during ,,!e wear
iS@s: Every article must be Of the hes, quality,
anu delivered AT the Navy yards, respectively, il,
sound boxes, barrels, kc@- bottles or other suitable
PACKAGES, without any additional charge TO the u
states, AMI must DO subject 10 such inspc lion as
te Commissioners OF the Navy inay direct o, de-
livery.
Printed forms will be furnished 10 applicants by
me Agents near the respective Navy Yards, and
they are requested To ailiv price 10 every article
.-onIit''ig To do 50 nigh operate To The prejudice
/: OF their oilers. Ten per cent. viii ne dcInc,ed
iroIn i'e amount OF each payment, in aScion Il,
The bonds, and payments viii b. made t the ,a es
!W "ei4cc'g, unless otherwise directed by the
/; Commissioners.
f. Oct; e, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
.i3--tl
TIIE Old SrANn

~ Ns4| a.. -
~ no" indi'n Queen Fiotei, Washington CT
G between the Capital a;id Presidents House
! ! hiS Spacious and extensive establishment has
iaeiy been Put Ill cOinpiste re,,ar FOR the rccep-
tion 81 ils OLD friends aud the Public and II mt
! Me largest ne The Unjicl States IL is nearly so.
IL IL ne"rly eight years since the subscriber has
kept me indian Queeu,sard from the encourage
mehi he has received, ne believes he has rendered,
genera, Satisfaction, and returns bis friends his
grateful thanks
As the House has lately gone through MANY al.
terailos, viii, large additions the PROPRIETOR ha.
me pleasure 10 assure the public lhat i; il Do,y in
''s power 10 render greater satisfaction than here
'oio':. lhefe ave several private parlors and
drawing rooms, with ciisfnbers attached thereto
WAN private entrances, which renders il much
more agreeable for families than formerly
ne cencrai Stage Office attached to The Esta
O"S'uiieht EcInanN ~ the same place il has hcen
ever since the FIRST running of the stages 10 s from
this City, where passengers can be taken to any
part OF Inc Union, anu Stages 10 convey passengers
70 auh from the steam boats, gratis Extensivc
Stabilng attached 10 the Establishments where
iorses VIII he kcpi ~ the day or IL livery as rea
sonable "a at any stable in The city.
As The house is not quite so txtonsv., and of
course the expence not necessarily so great. G,e
proprietor 10 encourage busue .s has Determined
To reduce bis charges 10 ONE DOLLAR pcr d,y
at ms Public Table, and uo ErfrGs-- Lodging fjt
single hight Is cents.--1hc ciaraes Ior f,,,u,e.
VIII bear Propor,ionabe Deduction
ne Subscriber has understood that il is circ,,-
iatcd at distance, tina: hc is sold out and that hi
mouse Is shut up. He requests his friends and ,bn
puOls not to believe any such reports unless t,,,v
see Ills advertisements to hat effect
Washington City, Oct, 2. SO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
81 REWARD.

U UNAWAY from the suh.cr her I'm, Ga'is.ray an Ap.
LIZ prentice hound to the Shoe Boot Making Business,
THIS boy abscouded time iu the lest absu,
~ years of age, well reeoec well grown Ia,
made, With light hair and and looking, when
SPOKEN -. tie has abVg, years months
The suh.cfihes d"h hereby orwn all Pesou, ror employ
ns The above described boy nnirr The rcnaiy OF the law
Any Person that will deliver him Cart.syie OF
cure him that ge; h shall have reward
aud sSpthGss pa,i. JAS. EVANS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 800

~ y Tuesday, the ls!h OF %ovembcr ncxf. vii,
be 500 TO the highes, bidder, IT Clay-liil!
IN Nwehd county, the RESIDENCE Of lie late Ms
!arces Iab6. about fry Slaves, cousisttro
OF men, women and Children, - ijsclv IS r,S
W the S'a'e--A n'ong them ere gany valuable
fnousc servants. thee carpenters and t,vo garden,
-erF. sale OF them in 'spiias, rs f,r q. rrac,ic,
be- would be preferred AZ the same 'jr,,e a,,,.
place vii be sold, The household ana ki,.be,, a.
niiures cOtciSaad co,cec. bJtl in cool
lIso al me hrrrs CT L.. 30 = AID sheep tie ctop
81 corn an folder, ihcn snaiai,e on l,lc ,,,, ,
III Limitation ui.nJis '-''' ''''
Terms Of -1i - For The nerr5,s. c,.b
oner Pe'sor,'l property the ioGo,ying c,of,r..f,
~ s,'s ol ~ and nudcr. cash--far IA sun. ey
',I S-O ah.'oi 500 ati'nnacr iuan.ls-o,
.'',,'' 'hceo''ng %lOO, ~ nontis-an,. in every
.,1,",,c'. ne purchasers viii be tccuirei 10 cxe
cn'e NOR birds, 'vi,h approx Ell sec,ri,v 10 cars,
..'..'es .'oi'' Inc aats api upon de puntils pay
il'e"' o. e'ch bond ihe interest vii be r,n..tea
: zee sdic sill he sorGaurd fro n Gag TO day p,,.ii
''"'Ne'' N.' 5.itNSp$ ~, Adr'or
on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
TRACT OF LaMD

Lying on James River, u., above the of seo,,.-,
containing c55 fof winch Is3 james
i;v'i botor) being the TIset Of Land by VIM.
.'on, OF john Scott Thi. vaIusbe and productive
James River se, and worthy VI the of ha,
drpo:sd tn rureha.r .teh pre- re: Is.
Ale, lot or parcel Of Ground, containing half
acre adjoining the Town Of Scctv!e and on
tobacco sLelter ,0)t. IN length.
Ai. the following slaves witt Ben, Duh J;u Jacob
ney Fanny the younger ets HaIrs and Mary 90 many
'h. cot as shall be Pfoduo ed to the Of sale
Also the whole stock Of the WIN. Ann, 10
head OF horses. 81 cattle, sheep, and % hog the cIup
secured and growing the land Of the Moon; to.
geher with all the household and chen fun uii
ton Utensils Of 'ai Meon such t,eu thereof q. dslv.
cred TO the day II sale.
We shall te oniy a. il vested in ~, by n
Deed oi riuss under which We acting.
, G. *. Goche,
Geo. NJ Payne,
Trustees.
W.. fS-wtd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
.7noiher Revolutionary Soldier gone,

-iR0iher Revolutionary Soldier goncl
DIEDl lat his residence ID I.uncnbirg county,
the 23d instant, Samuel Snead, who served most
OF the tours in the Southern Army during the Re-
volu;ionary war He man of very general
acquaintance, and respected wherever he was
known. he left widow s. five discoBsoiae chill
dren 10 bemoan their irreparable lass.
DiEDJ-on Thursday the iSih, Sept. at her
residence in Hanover County, Mrs. yuariha Rict
drdson, IN her eightv- eighth wear
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
neutrality-suspicious.

THE Arr NJ" ;mpy0oiug the Press
The Report made to the RI. Of X by 'ic Com
,nittcc on Rctrepcbments, states that Mr.. Clay has
expended for newspapers in three years $iS2J-
which would average Sbn per ycar--'hi Dir.
ltnsn paid last year for newspaper subscriptions
SlOOi OF; Mr.. Barbour in three years SliG5 20,
averaging $3SS year--snd Mr. Southland $62f
Is, averaging sos per year-n'ssng an sgere
gate Of S2l3o, annually expended for newspapers
- DE- ~efe's secclye Jail!pagcTs, aq1 10 sab
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03


The last fredericksburg papers state, that MIR.
Clay had arrived from Luxembourg by the Casters-
Wh9Jo"h on alonday evening at st. Julien, the
seat OF Judge Brooke. a Comniltee Of the town
OF tredericksbnrg Immediately waited upon him.
win an invitation TO dinner. to which Mr. Clay
returned the following answer:
81. J,tt,en, 10Th September, 1923.
tESTLEMEN-I hasten to acknoyy ledge tl,o
receipt OF your letter Of this day. addressed to Inc
IN behalf oil number of my fellow citizens Of FIRE.
dencksburg, Falmouth and their ycini;ies express
sing their wish = embrace the opportunity OF per.
sona intercourse, afforded by my arrival in their
neighbourhood, and rendering 10 me the honor o.
public dinner. Intending 20 be in Frcdericks-
burg Tomorrow, shall he extremely happy 10 A.
V' myself Of that occasion to mix in friendly in-
tcTconrses with any portion OF my fellow citizens
VINO may desire 10 see Inc bui regret very
nnch that the temporary restrictions to whicbdu-
'ng my present journey, have subjected myself
wal not permit ne 10 tic present at The public en-
teiiMn"cnt, The proposal Of which has been
Noppiei " hospitality and friendship. From The
moment k'ai was constrained 10 decline accepting
similar testimony Of respect offered by nv Late
congressional constituents, 10 whom more Than 10
any others, am indebted Tor signal f,yor., pcrse.
yefing attachment and ulboundcd confidence. [
have no. felt at liberty, however penetrated with
gratitude, 70 ieviAic tom tbe resolution which
iatp aal-nrc' grsg zoo. genaci.ta l., -,~-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

The Cree,, Indians have lately held their annu-
al Council. One Oft the Chiefs was arrasned for
forgery and one for lying. The lower Greek have
fallen in debt for the provisions furnished them
seventeen thousand dollars more than their sii-
pend. The upper Greeks made the most of their
own provisions, and drew the money that was due
them. The Mad Tiger, the principal Speaker OF
the lower Greeks. opposed emigration in oner,
Council. TCOiinI5ps EnJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

q al EERSONS having any demands against the oHsi
= of Merit "A. Robinson, late Of the city OF Richmond
deceased, requested 10 render their
suthentieated; and thcse indebted to ,sd c.ss i'm
rned'aie paymestio EDai'D w. EooTEs, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03


IN Wrtae OF Deed o Trust r>teut-i the >ubse ibes
e by Wn Mooa, bearing date tn. h day of March s25
@ a"y recorded IN The county court "f Ab.Isre, the
purpose OF securing Certain James Wood,
ih.i.p mentioned, sha proceed 10 the highest
oicderto' ready the Of Mr. Noel.
III the Town o Scosvc, rhui.Jsy the Oh day OF Nov.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
NO BLANKS
In the three first schemes of the Next hotter,-.

COIIEN'S OFFICE-BALr1MoRE,2 }.
Sept. IL, 1925 s;
GRIND STy7TE LOTTERY OF MD:
No for 1929 10 he drawn by Sub under an
proved Node, secured by Letters Patent,
A!ytnt3ret CANNOT DRAW A BLAHK, until the vs. hole
OF The Sh'seaems' ar. oomrletsd-n The he rss
he chance of prize in the ehre pottery WITHOUT
ANY RISK WHATEVER. TIL the eonpieIior of the j,,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03

III. rer'onr indebted fbe Esa.e u WIN. s,.sr der
ste % Povhaiad regufitsd make payment fa.
wth further ndulgeucs csuct BE- sgen; sni hsvips
claims sgsnn said Estate, Will Trccn them fJr settlement
before The f0b d,y of Nov n npe ,sii se IF,
IN boz against any clam ihs nay he e,afs' lcr ha One
JhnNGs Drof8, ! ~.
Jfs t. NraysoH (
ess4ao, s-9'.e '-asw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

Was COMMITTED 60 The Jail OF Elizabeth CT
w iy County, the 2jrd day of July last, as
runaway, negro man who says his name is jim
Smith; that he was born free, IN the City of Phila-
deiphia; tina, lie lived last year in the County OF
LuneRburg, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
- about feet inches high, stout made, ta,Yny
complexion, hns lost upper fore teeth, his back
much scarredb by whipping, has white spot just a.
bove the left hip, about one inch long. Had on
when he was committed 10 Jail, pair OF blue Cast
net trousers, oznaburgs shirt, and an old striped
marseilles vest The owner OF said slave j. request
20 come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away. he will be dealt with az the law
in such cases directs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-03
A TRACT OF LANn.

lees yig and hery the Aforesaid county Ut Nno~ay,
e Eoif, ude Of Celir Creek sud hph SIDE, o D~ep
Creek The said dc cd Of trust authorizes Tire sale be
IL ready money; but the eedfot (Jtmes CskIe) elng
authorize sale years credit; The purchaser giving
bond with approved personal security, with De ed Of
che land 70 secure The ymch,ss mpncy Foe''ion will be
gwen the Isl day Of Jan nett with the pfisge Of
vhest, Immediately after the sale. LEW JONES, Trustee
S"fi",ssy, 81 is25
The above mentioned Tract Of Land IL houzh e1usI
To- any Tract Of land the county Of Noitoway There j.
about 80 e Fiat IanJ most of which he's been
reclaimed n considerable expense, md fs fvb4eo
land. The Improvements uew, having been butt ~ the
e5ufse of years, and consist Of gfsnafies bafn 20 by
feet esch over'eefs busc, su.oss all ffs ed
Thre Is ao .sbie, 90 by 2ii the body o .knaed bog,
rsGed roof Hire neeo tshn. good 4 comfortable The
tuifugs, ecsntng the Get lanI and 9th
esiiDs ed 80 cost 5OJ0 dolas
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HTTf,HE, &

MISS HUGHES
re EsPECrFuLll nio'n' the public, that her Sewiu,ry
40 f"r The nsuccn OF young LADIES' opened on Tho
1t inst which will be taught the following hrsnehe,
oF'tosrHrhy keadins, Iting, AIahnsc English Gtammat
Natural aud Moral Philosophy, History Chr.noi
bellies Lstires, and Oowposion French Lanrusse
nnd Music wall be Taught II wished noadtrs will be re-
ceed =. so session, Tor board and a.huS
5'ii Lodsns % dolls. The "n.,iny 10 months.
Day pnPi. 80 dolls. se.tion, Fuel ID 5os AL Necessary
attention VIII be paid TO the he ah Young
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's'ns purchased Of hat. partner hi. entire interest
,e concern {" hee;oa SGr2;en, doing gtneta
o"''s.ss'o Bsi1ts, IA the eiy ii kehnnud On mi
aecvnnti shito the late M the
pubic gsnssiiy, oGsr beet sxsrii.n. for s interest,"
the usn'aeon Of any huu.s they tbnk ltoer Il an
uu.i to my management SEOR1E L SAMPSON
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