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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
To the Heirs Of Darid and Jacob Zu6lsn.
First Call.

T the reques, of The Orphan Chamber OF tn" CITY
n of St. GAIL and by order ct the Circuit Court OF
that City, Public Notice is hereby given to the Hers
and Descendants OF david Zu5lin, son OF Ambros'
Us. deceased, in the year l74O and namely 10 mos
his two deceased sons David and Jacob Zub in, for
mery living in Pennsylvania and Carolina, and 'I"m
whom since thirty eight years nothing has been heard
FOR THE FIRST TIME,
they are therefore summoned to appear the LIST OF
July of the present year before the President '' oe
Circuit Court of st Gall. in this City, either person
,iv ar to ACCOMPANY their claims with credible proof
of their being atons descendants OF the Aiorec
mentioned PERSONS and also ofheir present place OF
residence, to enable the Orphan Chamber to dis'rb
ute the renainns property OF the aboye'mehno"ea
deceased now in their possession, such person or
ncrsons whose claims entitle them to tic property IN
question. IS c.
Gall, (Signed) BaCM"An s.a NEE
ST.. GALL, in Switzerland. the 9Th May, 1920
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

The Richmond Enquirer denies that Mr.
Stevenson ever stated" that if Mr.. Adams
was reelected the Union would be dissolved -
Mr.. Blair at the request Of Mr.. Pleasant
editor of the Wing cer,iEes, that he heard Mr..
Stevenson make the declaration.
The Enquirer denies that Judge Of the Ge-
neral Court declared " tina; if Mr.. Adams was
no, pu, out by The voice of the people they
wooId be willing to put him out by force"
A respectable gentleman Of Norfolk writes
to the editor of the Wing.
Richard E. Parker, Judge Of the Superior
Court for this and the adjoining counties, OBJ
served, in public company not long since.
Iha, "if John Q. Adams could not be goi out Of
the Presidency by fair means, he ought 10 be
BIZ foul and if it come TO the latter by G. he
would be one of the frs, TO help 10 put him
out"
VIM B Lamb the President Of the Branch
Bank of Virginia Of This place, head 'hr 90
servaion above quoted, or in substance the
same. who communicated them 10 The Rev.
Richard l.. Green, who on The same day relat-
ed ,brm to me. l, isnot improper pen paps 10
observe. that NJ. Green is as respectable IA
auv man which we have in our country.
Wba, saw YOU, Mr.. Richie?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

The New-York Statesman contains notioe
Of Williams Printing Machine, which printed
2e tokens on both sides, equal TO 50 'okcns on
one side, and completed the. work abou. Tour
% lock in the afternoon.
Eight, or say ten tokens, by hand Con the or
binary p,ess) is days work. fhe Workmsn
says he can do forty on this press, Oh both sides,
equal to eighty in the common way; and by
Winiams's iron press, nearly finished al the
S,e'lng Works, lie says he can do eighty on
both sides, equal to 30 days work on the old
presses Seeing is believing, and twenty six
tokens On both sides in one day is all asHonish'
ing FACT, not heretofore equalled or heard OF in
America.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Spanish Hides and Tanners Oil
Notice
sale by
july 90

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office Of The
l. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company, in the Cit,
of Washington, on the Nth, 18Th and 10Th or August
next for the Excavation, Embank ment, and Waling,
of the a miles Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal,
in half mile sections extending from the head OF the
Little Falls to the head Of the Great Fails of the fo-
tomac River Uniform printed for the proposals,
describing the various species Of work tobe executed
will be supplied at the Office to any person desiring
for signature after the proposals shall have been APP
proved By the President and directors ofth Company
PROPOSAL, will also be received in Ike manner, from
the LIST The 20th Of October Tor building rom 10
20 Locks or the line of Canal above mentioned, and
for the masonry of such tqaeducs, Culveits, &c rs
may be comprised in the plan of structure.
Al letters ative to the Suhec matter ct tins no.
,ice will be addressed post pad, by the writer, to
Joax p. IxGLE, Clerk Of the Chesapeake and ONO
Canal ompany, Washington.
JOHN y. INGLE,
C. of the C. and O. Caral Company.
CRY HALL OF WAsHINGroS,1
July 10th, 1923 eotIoA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

- meats Of 5 turnpike road or canal, be-
'''lI, u. ma,ets OF the Roanoke anu the APP
." oa,o o is Of vital n'erss, 20 the in haol,n '.s
.r,;on of The State-and Is enti'ieo
Of tna. pan,;ou Of the Legislature" and upon
70 '"e W.. being taken thereon, it was decide d 10
me Wv This we omitted to insert 10 the
me .n.i of the proceedings, because In the
,,',1a;,rs. Of the whole, no unsuceess'u' mo"
=; vas noticed-EbIroRs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of FIVE several deeds of trust from ] aw
III renee G. Alexander to me dated the - day
of July, 1927. the 9Th day Of August. 1927 the sth
day OF March, 1928 the 10th day Of March, 1928. aud
the 4th day OF June 1922 duly recorded in the Clerks
Office of Prince William County Court, shall on
Thursday, the 9TH day of August next, before the
front-do0r Of Prince William Courthouse, offer for
sale TO the highest bidder, for ready money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by said
deeds consisting of said Aexanders interest under
his fathers viii in u Tract of Land. called Fling
ham, lying upon Cedar-Run in said County and in 81
valuable Slaves, his share, estimated TO contain 1000
acres, Of certain Lands in the State Of Kentucky.
Tract of Land of about $50 acres adjacent to
Bingham and four Slaves now in his possession. As
shall sell merel, as Trustee, shall convey to the
purchasers IF said Estate such title only is vested
in me by the said deeds.
iune 23-ts JOHN MACRAE:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
$50 ACRES.

The said land rs de scribed by said deed part of
a tract lying upon Occoquan Ray in sad county now
in the occupancy Of said Thompson. As stall sell
said land merely under sad deed, shall con-
vey to the purchaser such title only thereby vest
ed in JoHN MH.hhI'
NAV 15-ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Swiss Consulate,
.9lerandriu, District Of Columbia, i6M 'utN

IS2S.
The time fixed for the first call having expired no
tice is hereby given, that's second cali from the or
phan Chamber of ST. Gall, will probably be made on
the Isl octoberneX & third call on LIST J.nry iot''
81 that the interest of the parties will not be preju-
diced if they forward ia time for the subsequent ca's
the legal proofs of their descent from David and jacob
Zun. to their friends at st. Gall, direct, to H. c.
DeRham, Esq Swiss Consul at New York, or to me
smhscrib,r. ANT CHARLES CAZEN0FE
swiss Consul for the District Of Columbia aud the
Southern States.
Ivy rhe Nssish Register, and Charleston Courier
are r, auesed to publish the above advertisement -
ma, ked and forwa ard their accounts to tins ounce III"
meately for payment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

Cram and Plaster.
VlNIE subscriber. have io.med c"2ar'ner'hIF, aHl
will transact business NJ Alex .ndris ard DccD.
o,., under the name Of !. * j ". JanHey. They
invite the call of persons who bring sra'n ior al 70
either of those markets.
Farmers will at all times be fur,ished at CcrGquit
with plaster either in the rock or ground, on tI' mo-
dera,e terms. joS.fJANNti, Ju'''
July l2-tf JOHN JhNNn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Trustees Sale

10y virtue OF deed Of trust from Robert 7. Thomp.
Id son to me- hearing ate che 5lstda, OF May, 1877,
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF Fairfax
County Court in the State Of Virginia, ] shall, on
Monday tile lSth day of sugust neat, (being the frat
dxy of Fairfax August Count, Cour before the front
door of the Court House Of said county, expose 70
sale by public auction, for ready money, Tract Ut
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated to con-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Wheat &c.

Vs1IIE highest market price. for Wheat Eye, Corn,
F,axsced Flour. Beans and Peas, q; The corner OF
Prince and Fairfax streets. THhS, NoNtLl.
wagoners can be supplied with Plaster, sali' Ter
rings, &C. at the lowest prices.
Flour stored IN safe houses.
July IL eoGot
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

A gentleman in Birmingham has invented a
musi@ de X 10 which is attached machinery ior
turning over the leaves OF 'he music book, WIN
on, taking the fiugers from the instrument
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
.AHgsESS N!DRIAs
MONDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1928

or The thermometer on Saturday, 95e-and, on
Sunday, 9+0-paced in the shade in both instances,
and where there was flee circulation of sir.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Office cf tie chesapeake and ohio Ca''aI
fOyDpU3lH

Office ~ lie CheSdPeHhe UHU OTTO c"''u'
COWpany,
WA,HINGroN, July 10 n, 1928
THE Engineer having reported that another subdi-
vision of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, extending
from the head of the Great Falls OF the Potomac to
Seneca Creek, (about 81 mes) Is now under survey,
and will be prepared for letting on contract tor en-
bsnkment, excavation, and waiting, at he same time
with the above named: Proposals therefore will also be
received as above the l4th, l5th, and 10th August
In this subdivision, there will be FIVE locks OF eight
feet lit cach proposals for building them as well as
for the masonry of such squeducs, SC as ma! be ne
JOHN T.. INGi.E.
;,ly 23-tAl6 Clerk of the G.. & o. Canal Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
M0lasses, etc.

IN Hhls bes, retailing molasses
~ IL bales Backbone brown cottons
bales Cumberland do
landing IRON slOop Rising Sun, for sale by
July ~ A. C. CAZEN0VE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
BOARD uf Health

nRDERED that the members Of the Board ofiiealth
- be charged with The discharge End removal of nui-
sauces rs below.
Benjamin Waters east of Royal anG north of King
street
n. peake, between Roy al and I" ashington and north
Of King-strcet
A. e.. Cazenove, north Of King and west of Wash.
ington
John Creighton east of Royal between King and
Prince. streets.
f.. Lun., between Royal. Washington, King and
Prince streets.
N. K. Fitzhugh, between King and Prince and west
Of Washington-stre
i. u. Davis, south CT Prince between Royal and
Washingtun-streets.
Thomas Vowel south of Prince and west OF W ash
Eston-street.
ID. Wright, south Of Prince & east Of Royal street
july Is
Spanish Hides and tanners Oil.
roo Spanish hides of superior quality
IClbD 90 bbis tanners oil
60 do 6axsced do
5000 lbs Ohio bacon
50 kegs Ohio lard
SO do do butter. just received and for
sale by NJ. MILLER SON
/ july &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
For Sale,

I NEGRO WOMAN fcom the country, about 40
AYeaFs DID, without child or husband good plain
SSOk' washer and roner. Enquire of Mr.. James ID.
S SerT, ssWhoSe house she may be seen, or of DIR.
reaSe July "a
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Public Sole

DIV virtue oftwo DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of the
ID District of Columbia, sitting IN Chaneery At A
lexandris will be sold, public auction at ~ o'clock,
On Monday An day Of august merit, at the Reading
Room in Alexandria, 385 SHaRES MECHaNiCS'
been paid, TO satisfy said deereesG Terms of sale
cash. ADAM LYNN. Trustee
iuIy 25-ts GEO. JOHNSON. Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

Mr.. Bates, Of Missouri, did not vote on this
occasion. FrcGericksbnyg Arena.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
Sew-0rleans Sugar e.,

4 aHDs, 6rst quality New-Oreans Sugar.
lie 20 Coils Coriase.
lust received-fcr sale BY
NIy eS w roWIr So Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28
AUCTIONS.
Beautiful Building ] lot at Auction.

Beautiful Building Lot at Auction.
TMMEDi 'TELY after the sale of the Bank Stock,
on Monday the 4th August-say at half past ~ o.
clock ON the premises shall SELL by public auction,
that desirable Lot at the ntere ction OF Duke and
R"yassreets adjoining the property of Doet Samuel
Carson and st Paul's church-being about 80 feet
Royal and 123 feet inches on Duke.strcet.
Terms-S of purcbase money in 50 days,
do 81 days,
do 12o days,
for negotiable notes with approved eudorsers.
BY order of the proprietor,
july 26-t4y7 GEO. JOHNSON Aurt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-28

DIED,
on'friday night lasI at eleven o'clock, MArrsrw
RoBIHsoH, aged about IS, native Of New Ross, near
Wexford. Ireland and, for about 40 years, worthy
and useful Citizen Of this country, and resident of A.
lexandria.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25


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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Review Will be under IT, senetinisndence Of Mr.
L. Everett
siagain, Care 4 tm DAYS since, 10 New
iafk capt liazatd at the brig tlc,o,ia yolun-
tarilv went before Judge belts aud undc oath
ihal Mr.. Peter r. Jehotieb, merchant of high
standing. had attempted Ia hfbe hn to run tie
vessel ashore OF sink her 50 fhrt he rn,re car.
20 might be destroyed sirnuYing that the IA
voices did nut correspond with TIE cargo, sud
TIM the intention ofAlr lehosich was, Of cnnrsc
Ia deniud the underwater. Nj. J Immediate.
!, took measures To sho" his Weoccnce The
custom bou,c-oiierl. tool. possess,on of lr ses.
81. until the goods could he oterhauicd an
they Mere found 10 correspond exactly with the
invoices. II is difficult 10 oou, eve what motive
could hive influenced tapt liazard 10 prrjmf
h,mselt when h" uiti,t have known, too, that hh
own detection was inevitable
Beaih of T. I liieku=-A letter dated Wash
ington en-, oh lust. announces tl'c death ol
Thomas Tudor Tucker. ests. tie old Treasurer
nt the United States, AFR u short illness A
foftniPh ago (sA,s the lrutf) he Was NJ the Pre-
sldcni' icNrr he IS now where human vision
cannot track him. 1leNns a polished gcnfc4
mau. aud one al the oldest officers Of Govern
ment. Ry hS death valuable olhrr is utadc VI.
cunt and runior saws II may be Offered To Gov
kcui OF Mary land.'
MIMI -- NE Y = t1iti lttIhNhtft -, tbIl
Dnwnrs. nov in Hampton hnads, Is about 10 san
Tor the Mediterranean.
Robert OVth--lhe celebrated mopn-sirnri,
philosopher. Robert Owen ii Lanak hnstcimn
ed 10 this country. lie Is INV IN New .Orcan,
" here he has issued defiance TO the Clergy Il
meet him on the field Of dspntntion rs 10 the na
theniicuy ofIcvcnled Religion lie was 10 have
delivered a lecture On the ooh Januaty, the pro
its nf which were IL be Appropriated to the toun
dailon of infant schools similar to those of ,ihel
CITIES ~ the Union.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerk office OF =
superior court of Chancefy for the Iynehifg hisiro
tho hth day Of November, 1877 arm'strud bmhsdac
pm ogaiut Ahs0Icm keene and James Eastman, eN'fs
OF William Keene, deed Ppu Darlington ek'r Of Geo.
Darlington, decd Thomas sprngihs, admir- OF Mel
sprnVins decd William Bailey and John toeke, eNts
of ue,b,rt C. Cooke decd, Thomas h Chlldiess, Hen
~ scott William Webb aud Thomas M'Cmgo, Pits.
The defendants jams Eastman aud John Cooke
not having entered their aud given security
o,l,ng 4, The sct Of Assembly, and the rules Of this
court AMI II appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not nhabitnnts ofthis cnunirslt is offered that
t SAID dctendsnts do appear hire on the first day Of
tho nevt term and answer the hill o the plaintiffs und
thot COPY OF ,lsorder he forthwith inserted N sone
newspaper printed IN the town Of Lynchbnrg, for I'VE
mon6s sacrcssvcy and posted The front door Of the
courthouse an the sid town
~ A copy--1este, ). NiLlao' &
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

Ssi Du, ALTON The next session Of my
- school " NJ commence about the first of
liz I'd mo (MNrch) nexi, aud viii be open
iar both mbIcs aud females.
Young persons wishing TO attend to Ma
lhrmalics, Nrtuinl Philosophy, Bellies Let
ire, the use 81 the Glohrs, Or. will be well
instructed, ~ well as those Who may be en-
gared ~ the study of The interior branches.
want 10 iurrease my nnmher Of female
scholars aud mn mnkiug, with this view.
snrh arrnnecm,ni n Will render my school
more interesting 10 them. have paid part.
rnlhf attention 10 Tint conrae OF instruction
which consider best adapted TO females. 1
sllnll be hssistcd Ly my sister Rrhecca.
My school viii be continued in the room
occupy now, IN the neiRhhofhood Of the
Conr House X h. IONNLEY.
First mo. 2Sth, 1889
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

NSf OTlCE.--In order 10 relieve or en,lorser.
= ! At Bank fun their esponsiliihy 10 paF
eef ofhaf debts. aad to close he parinsf,h, =
between So hereby Offer for sale TIE Oflils
spd EsfHbiishucnI ntihr fNTTIff6FNt ~
Ar PETERSBURG COMMERCIAL ADvEH.
lisiE. II - nordieas 10 ekpaiiate on the Va
iue 81 his property, 10 . gentleman 81 ia'pm md
aapiisl. capable ct condueiine The bi-@,.,, "a
att aninEe. 1hoefico IS complete aud v % sup
hhed ~ every Kind Of ypa nnd iffss that e5,n
bf required and the 1t nf 5uh. rrihe,s, aad
Advertising custom ipf iuanf ythts psteiui.d D.
Tie establishment, wi apenis Tor tlttnsriyts 49,
he Newspaper he' ~ 10 naipd bren more III.
efally patlou,a'd lhin al rresani=.li has about
IN good subsciibtit. tir amoani ~ nds, tti. iae
has brru full tlUubp ! annnn heretofore with
very cousin fable job Nnrk---so TINT IS g. may ss,
without esaFgctni"n that the gtnss income ct
The fsiahlishincni has averaged about ssuU0pet
nurunm tai the last eight YEATS: While ttc anno
81 espenst, Of the Printing Office mi. tin,e a
nount ~ dr more linn 93l0p Such heng
mcis iand ,hot "" stnIr noihrng bot The tfnit
auy gentleman by calling npnn ~ can be satan
I'd scarcely any consideration. bni the mpeil-
aus nblif atuus aforementioned could induce a.
10 pali With propcty 81 vnluh le II will be Of.
iefed n private sale until the hrst day of Apui
uest on Nhich day. shnuld II net be Disposed
ii fhnd due uoIcr vii he given of transfer
II vii be fold publicly an Inc premises occupied
BY rs on u tnl, Street, Ia the h,ehest bidder
/ The terms will be- made known on application !;
bnh thriels no doubt should a responsible puf-
ehnsei present himself, thai on PAYNE down n
small amount in cash, niensonnble credit for the
gieatcr rar' of the purchase money might be
oldhned Gentlemen disposed TO avaJ thcms
selves al THIS oner can receive any further info,-
n,aiion they may desire by addressing DR.. Ri
ehtrd ficld nt 30 hnswicA. Ml Miles Jordan OF
LunenhuiE. Nj James Il Kendall of Peteis
burg, 81 the suhscribers
YANcY n BURTON
Petersburg Feb %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-25

tonsl aud unjust unconstitutional, because the
said Tarit IS not 10 be found IN the compact +.
aud unjust, because itipnts inlo the pocsets Of
Nsir England manufacturers what il takes irom
thase of out beloved aud loving parent" Old
England which fact leads inesitahi, tothe con
elnslon thai John Quincy Adams and Henry
Clny are devoted 10 Hrtfih niffce's--a fact I'm
lhei proved 10y the aenl win which ley support
1ne,lcon maagtaeiu1tsi
). Resoired That. then eagctness To- render
us independent al foreign NATIONS. b, labfIcatnig
our own cloths from ouf Own products Is m r,i
deuce Of deep aud deadly hosnlil, 10 American
Interests aud thar the, ought therefore no Ion
ser 10 be countenanoed b, a hrr people.
Il Rss0rtd I hat the opinions of Messrs.
Washington Jefferson. Hamilton, Madison
Monroe and Jay. who were eoteupo, ancous cN
Founders ofthe constitution which dies assisted
10 frame, have bren proved to be erroneous by
the HeW iFh's which have srIung upin the pei
suns Of MeSsrs. Gordon D,nmgoole, Gle,
Rtchie Sc Nc. rs the dMkn,ss ot papHl saref
sutton was disprll,d by the new doctrines oi
| luther aud CALVIN.
7. Resolved, That, a5pf, beng recognized Il,
property, ~ the constitution aad vested tights
being secured by thu instrument, therefore, II
s dangerous TO coloniAc tie Ire HackS aud cer-
Iainly unconstitutional IN tn, general govern
inent 10 afford any facilities 10 the accomplish
mcut of such u purpose.
3 ktS0iDtd That, as III inonarches, we Justly
abhar that state of soclet, which divides the
mass INTO two olaSses,-the cStravHgautly veal
Thy and the starving Poel. --and not doubling
that regular gradauons AZ necessary both tothe
cofnfat of the proplf X the stability ofthc gov
efninrnt, therefore Ne hehe,c the residence al
the frcr ,coplr Of color amongst IA ought 10 ht
REGARDED as blessing rather than 4, curse. inas
much as they constitute an Intel mediate grade
between the fee white man and the slave.
The preceding resolutions are respectfully
submitted by thu Committee on STATE RighS,whe
have taken calm aud disphssonatc view al The
important subjects submitted 10 thci, considerp
ton Their opuions are those Of the intrepid
champions orthe constltuiion-you our Gilrses an,
R1ndolphs aod floyd's. aud Smy,h's, and 81
f0ftb--aud. IN the langnaee 81 him who ha~ Ell
dea. orcd a. make thai Ie.tT Il m,uun,ul Ira
letter. they will " stand the test of human sclutl
ny, OF talents aud OF time
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" YNCuBuRG. YOUNG LADIES' SEMI

" YNCIlBIHG YOUNG LADIES SEMI
IL NARY The parents aud PuRrdAns ~
the pupils Of this in.tllnuon, ms well ~ the put.
lie. are respectfully invited Ia hllrnj the next ~.
ANIMATION which VIII lake place GA thursday
the 2sihnFL, NJ ~ n'clnck A NJ
The teachers Of tins Seminary, hape, that the
public will be- well plrnsed Al tbs examination
with the Improve mrnt II the pupils hey, Gun
scquuntly. solicit It continuance Of that liberia
patronage. With which they have been favored
by The inbablrUuy Of Lyoohbarg and the ssr
rounding country. hey pledge 'bensrl'es 10
maintain good o,dcr IN the school aud 20 do all
N then power Tor he Improvement uf the pu-
pills, which may he entrusted IL ihen cure
1henexl " s.lon will oeminfnce on Monday,
the Sd oi March, aud terminate on the last day
Of July following. PETER IL. LEUBA,
Eel u 1859
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yFlUNAWAY from the residence Of the sub
81 scriAcr on the Sd day Of November last. a
negro man by the name OF Jacob. he was
clothed in napt cotton, WIS about five ieet nne
or ten inches high. has a lnhe yellow IN
his comulexioo. Is rather bow-Iegged aud IS
sunnosed 10 he from forty to forty-fve wears
oI5 ANY persen who VIII deliver The said ~.
IRA TO me in Campbell county near the Pocket
Eo,J IA Staunton. or will secure him thai |
ret him again, shall receive an adequate re-
as,ard JOHN l. DOUGLASS,
January 2s h"f"'2