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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
For Rent.

II Ttoo Story D,0eiins House for Sale.
f-A am authorized to dispose of, at private sale,
iaSa House and Lot two doors west of Capt. John
McCobb's, on the north side of Prince-srcct. The
front 10 feet by 3D. and is story frame build
ing, containing four rooms The back building is
brick, and half stories high, ID by 40 feet,
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house,
and store room under it. The whole lot is l9 feet
front, running back 90 feet 10 feet alley and is
subject to q ground rent of SIS Is annually
The situation of this property is considered the
very best, it regards health and other advantages
When the yellow fever was in town, occurred
any where near this lot small part of the purchase
money will be required in hand; for the remai, der,
easy payments will do, if we'll secured. apply to
mar 27-tf GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-26
G. 81. p. Thompson.
HAVE received per Ships Belvidera and Herald
IL and other arrivals, an assortment Ut
SPRING GOODS,

II and other arrivals, an assortment VI
SPRING GOODS,
Consisting Of
A and ga striped and checked fancy gnghams and
seersuckers
90 and ga, cambria and jaconet muslns
s fancy striped and figured do
Plain and tamboured book, do and Scotch lawns
7-S, fancy prints
Black and coloured sarsnet cambrics
Grandre and shaded nankeens
Silk stripe and brown linen drilling
Mite, buff and fancy printed cuttings
Mixed cassnetts and angola cassimeres
Mixed and drab cashmeretts
Super black hastings
Ladies white and black ingram cotton hose
Mems white and mixed do and halfhose
Thread and bobbinet aces and Al and o. bobbinet
Sptalfield Gag, bandanna, ievantne, Madras and
linen cambria hhdkts
Black and coourd sarsnets and gros dc naples
White, pink, blue, green, straw, purple and brown
florence
Black and coloured Canton and French grapes
Ladies white and coloured kid and horseskin gloves
Mems horseskn, beaver and buckskIn do
Ribbons, newest style
Ladies bolivar hats
rs and A Irish linens
3-4 and rs do lawns
50 and 6-4 do sheeting, Russia do brown e beached
84, ga and lO.4 diaper and damask table linen
34 ond 7-8 damaSk napkins
Brown and black holland, ravens duck, and hucka'
back
Yellow and blue nankeens
Best Italian sewing silk
White and cooured cotton balls and spools floss do
and patent threads
Twlled sackng, stretz oznaburgs, shoe thread, &c
ALSO,
Brown and bleached domestic shirtings and sheet
ngs checks, bed ticking, paids and stripes, cotton
yarn. &c &c april Is
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
SIEEEs!FgnS SALE.

q virtue ot wit of lttar Facias 10 me directed
l2 VII he exposed To public sale HE house Of Peter
tieniickspn, (1ntk Ta9efn Cbiisiaua Lunlrrd on
Ne.hestiay tie siXceith Of January next al two clock
NJ at at tract ell Of land situate III Chfistiai,a
lmntiiel, bounded BY ltats Gf T.. dupont & COMPANY
Nlclane, silsan aid 9hcrs; wherein erected cotton
iacsov Of sene AID the necessary buildings accOuino-
aalt NE hands Containing ten acres lees with
right to cover half an Of ground for the bene
~ q the iicofy. Also thee quarters Of u land
alIoMnH He above zen acres, and iarcariy described
7, oios5, ~ VT beginning Il IRON pin ina by
Snftel creek, ca ter noN late Of H. Dnpunt co.,
thence Thereby to stone Of Alfred D pons' land
thence thereby oa stone, tence Stone in William Dan
nan nc thence Herewith crossing SAID creek a stone
terccby etet and NOW ii Smue Love 80 he middle Of the
cfsek y the direction Of an ash tree, by the north east
SIDE Of Me creek, tcnee dnwnhe creek The cour
sts 'tereo e He lace 81 Detnrng, containing line
dces sn hn dred ard tNenis perches beng the
sane ifact al rrcnes conveyed by Samuel Love and
VI inyt his aii. By iehtufe bcaing date the nineteenth
day " l1t, a. D. 1925 10 John ~ Carter - Together
@.h sli and ,ngnllr tile bonscs, buildings ba stables,
gar&ens, GIeharl npu. nenis Nays woods waters,
tei e@tses, ghts hetcs, privileges, Entertainments and
apptt nancs whatsoever, heteuato belonging in any
Nise apperan,g Seized and taken in execution as tho
property o. Joiia D. taf,tf 10 be sold by
WILLIAM llERDMAN MF
Newcastle. DIR. 25fh, 1927. l9-6p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
TT IsI.IC SALE.

yS1II.bc offered at public sale, on Saturday the ig.n
w lIst on me premises, valuable farm, containing
104 Of land Of good quality and favorable 10 oil kinds
a. anil q a. and il to!etab!s high state OF
ell yaton. = ,, {
{syS There are aix Agcs on lie farm, small orchard %
asH an ,.soed good two story log house, wealth
5b04ed and kitchen barn, ard otter OIL houses heces'
Mr. for lie accommodation If iaFm--beng the ,eai es-
ATE Of ta Btnae, dec "a of Pencade iianarea' new
cast!e Coua,y, nel adianing lands Of John Gum D.
l5nalian d e and i,eniamin shakespeare aud IS IN me
a;@hnrhnod Of thnrcHes, scht OILS aud MIS- two miles
south or, Newark Farther description IS deemed unhe
cssarv 4, N y expected any wishing 10 purchase VIII hls
800, H. ~, s.4 which can Sc shown b, Mr.. j. Cende-
nm living on The farm, BY the subscriber, hvins heai
yewa,k Terms nale known at Tie ,alt by
te"1'f JAMES PATTON,
Alminsra,o Of jain Bennett, dec
,e,o 214t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
EgYTNM.

The perfect wurd by Adam trod.
was lie FIRST temple-bu'lt BY Goci
His fiat LAID the corner stone,
And heay'd It's pillars one BY one.
He hung its starry rolf on high
The bread ilimitable sky
He spread its pavemen's, green anu or'gh''
Ard cur,atl.'d il with morning light.
The mountains in their places stood,
HE seattle sk,---and sail was good
And when its first pure praises rang,
The morning stars together sang
Lord. Ills not ours TO make the sea
And ear,h--and sky, house for Thee
But IN Inv sight orr offering Stands
4 humber temple . made by hands.
we cannot bid The morning star.
To ii. how brigh, thy glores are
But Lard II thou wilt meet rs here
IN, praise shall be the Christians tear.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

II i moi the virtue Of truth to say every 'hihs;
mt uc think, but to say It when II :
that Is no, always truth has l's '''''e' "''''
is eternal.
o.d ave to the wicked man Is worse .han ra ~
dora, box il resc'fts ~ ~ 81 - V''NV"s -
alienation Of hope
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
,l,i, LET.

9yyA The mill known a. piliLLlr5's MILL.
f.s.fN9 rnete j, 81 fee fail, two water whcel>, he
lsiuiAI53 clio hs Al neM and npailec repair HE man.
$3.50 SION house. Which capable Of Accommodating
taa}. may he Lad i required with he mill. III
q,ie within III. Of SeVaG, d JAMES RAY.
December ~. ia-7 1T
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

~ 6llnunr Ivmn vas sung on New Years Day, on the
occasion If dedicaliug new Church in salem-s,rtel
Eostan. and of installing tie Rev Justin Edwards as
Pastor thereof.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11
-Ntl'l'll,lt r..
81 l.,

4 VERY / usty Coured earl Is years 49, At'' "
"a lua aat- caokiug and all kind, ct hoofsv" 8 a :"
'sros 4 u fr Il years, 70 seine rssftcsao'e 's''. ~
" osA[ sam!"ne = sn's o'''se' SET
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1828-01-11

Gosh giren |of KaGSat tt's DG'ee'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
NAnABnNnlLlNG.

uIrTba "a ,ron.ns,i, IA fLr world" /, i
y .,l',.a,';,,, 'a,,f n,,,5,,;rl ~ i may
l, ,,,r, '', ho,ne cen,Ien.u ,yhaI.
' .',,,.,,,, ,,ai, - f,f;,ue ex,,.ri
49,, ,.....,.'. .'l,,roJ, mn H.. nro,.,.,.
a., .,.''.,.s, are not tl,.e ~
,,i,li.....l.f,r,.., .l..;r,zz,crb.,,. o.,re a
~, t.,,.,.5 me -, q .nnny day he
- .a. ,,,.,, ,,er,. l,,,.e Of \ ,so1i,oJ
49,. ,..,,,,,.,,eJ, n.r,. slouId uink "a.
.,,d vi p,r,.r a..s,.jish,6,Il, described
,La random sill, ar. - Il ipounlai,cer
.,..'.' ',, ,o..f yin ,.,,jJ 6aye raIlad
,uem ,o.ioo,.sss.,. ottr. e,o,,;siee Honor q,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

.....,,,,ary abode Of tie first opPortuh'-
al 'asa Ind the eyening oil sAisienee IN the"
- an' f,n,rv. fhry were now h2"tN'i,
"a i's ne # G,e. aud perfectly .a"'rnted
n tie P.''ii, VITA an honest pride ihey
VIII ''t, ar .Aprtssions Of surprise at tue
I.lr"l''t'. -, reaailioa of The land they Ind
fenr'e1 TIE climate being remarkably
ealn'a..s aud the soil light, they had brought
isWp5tf.,,,,,e variety Otlrnits and vegetable,
ap' ,5...;,,l aud European, which, perhaps,
aoih u -, before sen mingled together on
urfe " ann, ol earth. IL their tarm-yard
is' ' LII. Two cows hrt're meniioned,
l9ey iaFable nambel of English pig. sheep,
e'1', rast,. win poultry enough, il aeee,safy,
sei lheir table duly. They seldom.
10 'ul1,5 kiea any Of these, as Mild hoafs,
h'''H,,.,.,fs and a species OF blaekeoek, abound
Enu s5IsI,nd while IN the decplwdters, among
h'' H. re are fish of almost every de-
Ire Liam. LIAM The mountains are literally cover
l,i,, sea.hrns, pelrels albatrnsses, and The
~ W." oiier frafhered tribes which haunt
'a5,berp tianlie - seals ar" very pien-
~ IN, islanders had preserved quantity
NV ". % barler for other goods, with any
Oh mat might hapben to touch At Tristan
'a ',1P.aa6a. Having supplied ourselves with
-r trn,n clear mountain spring. we babe
..,,eu 10 This romantic liltlc island, aud rs
mi @,esst;og inhabitants
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21
GlJIIII AFgN.

RED III D. Dcad Died, ~ prison, at Pfn
IRE du Cheuon the nighr Of the 10th February
last Nan pg.st0 h.knW, or tie Red bnd u
Wmnrbago Chlrl ct note. HIS free WILDERNESS
spirit could not bear tbe confinement OF a nm
row prison house, upr could his badv be suppoIs
ted by the provisions usually dralf ON On such
occnsion-, they brng 80 unlike those inch br
had gathered IN his native forests. he W., bn-
lied tic next evening IN the pfcsrncc OF b.s iel-
low prisoners.
I'M, wasthe Chief who killed aud scalpod
Cag1iicr, and no was aided ~ The bloody al
venture by the miserable looking Uradw, or the
sun, who scalprd, at the same time, an infant,
aud manglcd Il IN savage STYLE. lolsfhrsaur,
VITO, together with lis companion Ia gull vol
UNFAIRLY surrendered himself, last summer, n
the Portage oflbr lIx aud Ou,scounm rvfs,
aud vino ~, afterwards Delivered over by Ma
ionU h,,trr, 10 whom hc gave bIiu,eIfnp I" g
neral Atkinson, VINO conveyed TIM aud othrfs
10 pInilie du Chicu. 10 await the peu,lties oi III.
law. From these, however, Red bnd has esca-
ped
HIS WAS an extraordinary man Ia form and
appearance he had lew opunls, white or red
and IN the graccs 0tactiou, 81 face, and 81 splr-
t. he was not surpassed. Ills charactcr, to-,
bad during his Whole lltc aud mp II the period
of In, bloody adventure. brrn marked by al
thai was Kind, and f. iendY. and t0hrinl. lis
hospitality to the " sites and 10 humans wa' tn
toller>--and IN. mems wee ample, lie "as
rich ia uaps and spears. N wamPum, aud ali
thai constitutes the wpalth Of the hunter lie
was highiy Distinguished aud beloved IN all tit
regions o. ihe Northwest. But I'll his distips
ton was swallowed up and nnd lost IN one IL
resolvc--one art of guilt. But ~ r'.9c, liuoi 70
innocence aud lie, yet high Ia the general All
mfa'lon and -ympaihy, in tie rotWinIy aH-
leud.r Which Ec mudr OF himself aud IN de
1HaHusr Of the art No individual nct was "vrr
more imposing lbau WIS that act Of seli-dryo-
ion. Ills white Dies. Of beautiful deer skin,
Glflne his elegantly prop0ftlpned iranle, ~ II 10
.hoAy the perfection and heauty 81 lis hnlsh :
h, VA pipe manic last 10 n, bieast, As II {" Ia.
diratr the attachment Of his heart Ia the Indian 5
giory IN, wnu Aag--thr emblem Of prace--
~ on band add III. calumet, or nipr ot peace,
VA iar n.arr, aud t.ru tine long linc OF the one
aasdrcd and fourteen unnamed warriors, a'ien-
ding t.f set devoted victim and, To crown all,
his dtu,b 30Ug ~ this Vas nIehy impress I've;
but i WIS nvermalched 10y the calm, though
Commanding snut that gave grace aud hfm-
ness to IN steps, and spirit aud life 10 l' -,
aud malesty t. every movement q, The nau, ahi
grandeur to the &c rmory. As he cntetod the
portal oi death, stepping hrny ny, hr said, by n
oa1ucr iciblc rs language, d" gave away NY =
srlf--mg hjs
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s9RlsG AID SIMMER oooD'o.
list RECEIVED 81
nEyFD * I'D. t. 4 LIZ.

a.r, ri their ,pring aud summer Hssor-
,napl, which includes the following
,''s pi,cos extra fine blue s. black Cloths
inc blue, black aud fancy co!onred do.
-, fne blne and black Casslmercs
sr,l pieces fancy cal'd do. sup.
pam and eat silk Velvet Nesting
,,,iph SIX teStnss, very sup.
sI,r.eies and Floreniine do.
Italian Lustrlug Crasatings
a.b linen,, Gnest ~ strongest fabrics
.s,yos and l.,ncu Cambrio hdkts.
men Gambries, some oil which are very fine
.u,. blk. lai4n Lusrnss.
pain and lid black Gro de Nap
white fg'd Silks and Satins
r,ananl iq ID silks and Salins
Nalered silk of the richest STYLE
gue. black, punk aud green Florences
W.caih. aud Artificial doners
la.an Grapes and Grape Leisses of every
shade
New ease, Caicoes, beautiful patterns and
permanent colours
g,race 5carls, most splendid article
BrAge, silk aud Gauze Shaws
An elegant assortment Belt RIbbons4. Sashes
satin and Barage Bonnet Ribbons
Buase Cornered Shawis, quite Il new arti-
Gle, &c. &c. &c.
The attention ofthc Ladies is respectfully
laytediO their present assortment OF fancy
tools, which embraces the greatest variety
o beautiful and fashionable articles, several
Of entirely ueu style, aud most Of them cheap
beyond expectation.
~ New arrivals are every day looked for
in which will be Leghorn Hat. Straw Bon
oas, aud farther supply of other articles in
Rae mIinary line.
hqrll o. is5i
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COM,uNgCATyONs-roC @e ri,g''""
IN. NOuNTAlNS.

- l. flN'At - = - t'''.
Oh the mountain, q the mountains
They are elufious aiPht
Whom the Tempest, in H. might,
Is like a demon rushing
Through the iprrsts,--and the fountains
Are TUNED 10 torrents. gushnV
Through their rurFes aud thrlr rprlt-,-#
When thrirfrcc aud savage locks
Tf1m height bound 10 height
When the clouds thronR nronud faenL
Aud the night storms have bound then
" ith my story ,=nd spell
Isprrsailua IN each dcll,=--
And the tumrlt rs 50 hugh,
That the panther cannot hear
It, own ioll drcnltiul cry,
And the earth quake, With fear -
O III" Mountains O the mountains
Arc "a gl0rlous slpht
Ahon the tempest PUSHES DER them
Ilcreely Ia It's might
GA tie mountains . tho mountains
11rv are ali beautiful,
WIcu the mumuring ni thrir fountains
Mfrt- an echo - tbD trah
Oithr knocking Ind, aud AT
Vino arc wont thslr NuT h Wing
VIII tlrlr wood notes wildly ,iu8
A. II IL n i,stIs
As the mountains ARE sublime
They nrc also beautiful,
And forever throus huut iima
They ! win the lmtItl
For N them has -c"n
Al ima2s Of mage -h"cn,
GA tGrtnIsy sNrHf
FIfIes fake their #a1',
E Or float IA shape Ho,t I'M
Al through the crystl At,
Aud Zach aud every IHing
Of"hichthe poets sing
And yrmouut3lns. through your hI9
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KaNn THE YlgLHLIC. Sour {. no

IN l. . Ill 7
~ Jenaar,, $50, / W. driven b, Que
who had no mercy INTO lie binds of a brt
ker, 10 obtain tho sum Of greco, which wa,
ohlnined Nv giving u negotiable rote, lor tie
sum Of Ql3jo. ia, alIlr IN four months, with A
friend as - ntinrsrr. bcIirying il to be my IN.
ferr.i 10 borrow money, Tor lint lime.
from the prospect Of a rood rriGe for iabAcen
but when the lime arrived, | had nm hhds
Of tnbaero sold aud applied TO the payment
NJ NV nuir again was ,iriyento the same
source - obtain money 10 ,akcup my mole
Iii 80 Gaiprned thai a conn tomato man
mft.viib lie broker and LET M base The mo-
ney. for tour mouths. at legal interest, ~ hieh
I, pcaR - his credit, and at tllr erd OF hat
tim. h. renewed IT, note for sixty dnys al
br .ame rate oi Interest. H4n name could
mention. If thought would Gol bring down
tl,r ire oi the #tayef, upon III u. Ati63a time,
hi. lreling MN, Tor 50 mus cali bimD was
OBLIGED I, ray.his n.on,y..-t again went into
othrr lund, lrsg merc,iul, and obtained leans
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Apll

EpE yhtuc a. adtrd 81 uuH. executed 10
Il y IL subscriber by Nbt,au ONuhy bea,-
i,s date the 10th dov of April aud reeutdcd IL
the county CONT OF Brdf9ld sIali proceed 10
sell a. Bedford tomfhuuea, iol ca,h, On Mon
day the i2ih day al ainy next illais II not lac
rrAt tan day thereafter sundays excepted, tho
foitgVug Slaves. AID tieh lncteh.r since lie
daie u the sad decd. 10 al amy, Anna, Hi
~ Louis Fanlina. Claiborne, Dayy aud Puilhs;
o. ~ much thereof is viii be sufficient tn hlil
the purposes II said deed Aumg 10 tnsjee, |
shall convey ooly such title ~ is'cs,cd IN mr by
the deed WM. LEfIAlCH
Apfil =. tdsJG
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IL Present maInriy iara Convention loo.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
NdpseuoR9-John c. Cohoon- Isl, James
Nurdaugh IL administration caudidottg)-
Edward r. Hunter 1879, John Crocker i52,
GjscfsoH)
Olio- SAM. II. fitzhu2h, John parriott.
Prince Utitiam-Wm. Is. Tyler. - Ma
craze.
Harwicf--H. D. II. Brown, " u. Presson,
CheaerGeid- Il. Johnson Thomas +.
Bntoat
.MoDigomtrp --Rober' Craig Robert Kent
HrFg-(Iirst day polls kept open in cansc-
qneAce ot the inclemepcy ri thu weather)-Pey-
ton Gravcv 222, Capt. David Dyer lis, Capt.
john Lane i39
NeW keni-Chas. Saunders. - Christian
Richmond alg-Col H. W. Carter, Capt.
I. Il. Bar les.
STANDARDIZATION Carson, Chas. Z, Loy.
ell
New Members.
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y = DsH8raaeni. Cen. Jackson Htst1Hg let
Ter 10 5liAs D,nsrnnrc made is appearances,
been alp.daitd tnfpa iarpasns his iaise
allsgatiab h. led L, tBs qualifications ut fhr
lalter, as il was written. f'ttH4Hs = -fzhf
i'm. Fl plueiRdtm. = spHaila- iHn rsadrr
may ronfrAst the ta", AID see whether Inc
published the corffr.e3 enpv, ~ lp-dn, lnl-
ll-h t,s 0risiHB .-Nr WHn'i rtronm"nd 10
lie Alteration ot tha riKaH5tran al Gen. Jack
son, VI. Brppsatm .evere attire en Ntli'
tarv Arhirymruts apart 4omIllerars quulica-
ton.
NJ, Tho leading JHekscn paper in PAiln-
de'phin has hrra Discontinued Ter WIN ul
pltriaHpp. WIZ 7n Mt the f,'i.ur bpfk To-
arnafnf EHtan Or ddes Simpson drain h.s
porkeiss
n Stepirn Simpson .lvs he la lntl the
Virginian oyer tor fu'sur utsHtlien. ~1iarr
rs ynoI stephen " do not ht,p Ia hr
mate1ad hy 4pfe5s#--li w. ar, ia ne dssecl-
81 hsf II br da,t. #stttgafl m 4s5fm
THEATRE File Let week. o,e.a. h bod
weather bn, uern very uunraGlfhlr 70 ne
Nlanaspr. o. Ffldny evcu.a,, Tue romtlN
Of " SptrfheariS rad Uftrg WV dyed "a
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civ. EaWin's Seneiit.


NJ ld"m frsleeli".'' ni"im' the ladies a"il
ttmlrWen ~ bhtthu al H. *Ittpiy ,hat
IA ~. 'qnrr'r 81 Tie ia,Ien,c"ey oi lie 0ea.
Ibtr "u ltt'Hr evening, his bcocbt - ilr#l
Hnru"urd proved - tupr"drttHr. Ia To
tar#' " The faussH1 Hnd lhaaI yof -
munger toonee moe solict Tie rtnona.a
ol its itehds mi IL prhIc.
F.. O. II" IEf ING. - Ell -,
VA 1' prosecute" '"r '#''' "e"'ed '"shio"
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VIRGINIA >'E'tYE L0ErEllY

TTF MI n M VT IEIT
Dismal ,SWamD Caaal Company,
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
10 ~ draua III Richhoad, II.
81 " rdaesday, The IN Of May, 1879.
10 nlnorr lottcry--6 drawn ballots.
sour Nh.
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Ag4BlEN9S

Whole tickets $50 Quarters 81 %
iidsy, 10 Eighths , -
/ r. sell IN tie greatest variety ot numbers at
80 Lottery aud exchange office OF
). &N. ALLEN < co.
Nnrl3 Lynchhuro.
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TfsHA FIRE.

lbr pubic IS ftpfaaIIy informed tllat ii
henfrr MI close ~. s~rrh
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-21

GA. J7rk5ous Lcd.r.-Whon, in he course
yfiue publication OF tic Oood.acLH IRON uic
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n We announce, with deep rrgtet the
death Of Edward { pukney. 90. spn N The
Nm Pirlucv the t,'l ed editor Of
the Baltimore Nor, lander H. professional
brethren, who knev him, speal, N high terms
Of his charactct--and all CONCUR IN writing
upon his tomb, that he Lived without fear
and died without rrprnarh.
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The subscriber offers Jor SAFE.


ME valuable plantation winch he resides called tho
meacoT Bridges TINS situated in the rount, ~
snoser on Chiessb"nny Swamp, from the ey Of
iehont, and conain, 476 aud .sh acres; of y,eh
ihere are between 100 aud $50 low sroun,,
late improvement. ON the Swamp entirely GRAINED
ins' are exteusvs cCTodou, aud good order The o.
ehafd. are isFse eonlainBs between 400 tes Of
eeient hu The heakh Of the family hi,
fesiuence On this esste, allows assert that no
can DC more desirable IN that respect No property ia.
Ohered ior sale this section OF country for napv
possessing as numerous advantages The well Calculated
iof tue pivuncon OF Cotton, grass. and
snail portion for wheat. As liable SOIL IL is
me subscriber would prefer making private sale winch ~
no, I.tted by the 18th December, will theu oGtr il
publicly ~ ~ '"ef !"
- 1e f9iae eng 4a wi, sell 20 % likely Ee.roe. M,
crop OF ezra eon'iag about 500 bsrt.is-bes,n 2o
oV 81 which a' hnnny todde ,huck &c also HI,
mules aud COTS, together wh his
plantation utensi: &C. Ths sale on tbe real md
persona, estate, will b. Dsde kDowu a proper time
JOSHUA STORRS
II Tie sb2ve sale postponed ut Monday the 22i inst,
"1sa VIII take place without any reserve ms
"f ie plantation wall he oBethi css--the balance an
anI two ysas- boni with approved sscur,y and deed ri
L. y" 80 ne property Will De required. j. STOBRS.
e
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SjJ REWARD

aLtht snoTe reward will be paid tor the apprehen., of
@ negro nan nAms RichGrd, who left 10Y lot ON
"snl, aHu woman, harid, wo believed have go,e "a
eSeser. Richard BLACK eoT, about ieet a or in
css D very nicely when well tTeiseG, of rather had
eSuntsh1nce when spoken 10; he had sunry cL.,
"I" 'ut'u oDa h'fs IS stout giri, about ~ years
a n V,J place 0i pleaani eountennDce when
she had iniJ wpter dTe,s, and variety Of other ,,
MT reeoi'ected The ebcse fellow Ie wife spd cha
dren, who live 81 Mir ThOma, he "a y,,v .,sii;
gent, anh resi and ably wek he h,, No i,
Sisrd pass and wd Probahy attempt get io the rIh
ern states fhuy dollars will b. paid for alone and 90
ef Maria, fifty Il steU together and delivered To- ,, ~
cr'oer, OF secured 10 jail st they got by the
ef, a. w. Y. mICOU.
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EDUCATlOW.

u school, VIII be opened at my house the ensu-
ing year under the superintebdance of Miss
H. Jones, in which, will be taught the plain bran
ches Of English education, viz: Orthography.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, Geogra,
ply s. History. Six eight little girls can be ac-
commodated with board inmy family, where, strict
attention will he paid TO their morals and deport-
ment-the price for board and tuition, will be
$S0-to be paid semi-annua!ly -each boarder
finding her own bed and bedding. The school will
commence on the 18th January, and terminate on
the 18th December, with vacation OF one OF the
Summer months Letters addressed 10 the sub
scriber living near the Bowling Green, Caroline
County, will be attended TO
PlCHEGRUE VOOLFOLK.
Nov. T. 5S-wt25;hD