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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
SOUTM GARnEN HOARpING sCIIooL.-

SUUTH GhHTEN BOANDINIi EtJIOOL.--
- shall open my School ~ South Garden IN tho upper par
OF caroline country, on the 10Th January, and the
18th December following.
The Gfcek, Latin aud The different branches NJ INC English
Language, will hc tauc and particular attention raid 10 the
morals, and Improvement of the rups Ivory scholar will be
considered engaged for the year, after entering the School
Terms for board each holror furnishing his own brdrr and
towels 500 paid quarterly IN adyauoc Or r. rc on demand
ifmore suitable IN c patrons Of the school viii answer nv pr-
pose. JOHN G.. LAWRENCE.
Nov 49, 1923 eC Viz
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ARCH'D POINTER, Trustee.

AND FOX SALE.-The subscriber oilers for sale a
small farm IN the county of ioucostc lying on York river
~" miles below Gloucester Town, Containing three hundred
aud jriylvr acres independent OF island Ia the river
This place noted for time FISH and oysters and has ON II a
snIg OF good water The improvements of dwelling
house, &c suited small family For terms (which " iii he
accommodating apply MIR Richard Thonun Gloucester
or 10 the undersigned, in hanover. HECTOR DAVIS.
Sent
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TNREDERIrI, A. MAYO ENNN-BINnLR -

ENHEDEKIIh A. MAYO, EDON-BlNDLR four
Il doors beiot1 The Ben Tduerl respectfully informs the pc
that he still carries the Book binding in all hranch- and
hopes by hIs experience workman obtain portion of
patronage Blank Books executed order and Printed Books
bound pattern lie at,ers himself that he has no
OF making long statement oi tire and style which
orders he receive shall be- done executed time and
public, doubt has long before ;h inspected and
proved his workmanship that line of business all events
shall all times be glad TOR further mpovemeni) to com
pare the execution any WORK with any in the lc of
business in the city IF Richmond elsewhere o., 1t
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DRY GOODS.

OTIS. DU.gIOP 6 90. Offer for Sale,
Ske Packages of Dry Goods, comprising very
general assortment, suited principally to the
present season. Nov i2-At
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TENRtST SALE OF i,aEO.-Wil 6c sold ON the pIe-
misses. on the 9Th day Of December next the ~ ,e-t
bidder For cash. nifty acre land more or les lying Dover
Geek in tho county Of Goochaud, SATISFY the o. jec;s of
deed of trust executed b. Hce ucar to the Undersigned
dated the lt November, 1920, and of record GOochaud
county office. Will. GRAY. )r
Roy Invite THO 1AiRAiAN. Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

LEWIS WEBB & Co. offer for ,ol.
RI Hhds and so barrels Whiskev
10 barrels old Isle Of Wiphi cuul, bryndr
| peach brandy
| Holland and American ein
hds old Antigua rum
Wines OF various binds
London porter
| 90 hds molassea
90 boxes loaf sugar
IL hds brown sugar
lao bags coffee
10 tons bar iron
Castings
Soal and upper leather
Spanish hides
Tanners, and lintseed on
Dacon, behring's cheese, rais!ns
Salt
Cotton bagging and bale rope, &c. &c. SC.
1w5t
SHOT.-8 ton shot, Just received from, Misso,,--
~ assorted from BIB TO No. 9. for sale at rnnrtaf
ia'es oy TRlPLETT 81 JOHNSTON.
VIE Subscribers offer for sale at Their store Ger.
u ner of and 18th Streets,
300 sacks Liverpool blown salt
Do bags best Lagura coffee
10 hhds. West India and New orears suuar
q pipes good Holland gin
10 bbls. domestic do
ID do cider brandy
IS do old whiskev
10 hhds. common do
80 do molasses, (part prilnel
ZOO I0o SIDES $40 New York inspected sole leather
100 do russell, for negroes shoes
100 boxes 9 >elo window glass
SD do 0S12 do
~ coxes superior gunpowder ten
10 IA RALSTON 81 PLEASANTS.
DU.NLAP'S BEER 4. NORTHERN TT4I=
RI Bbs Dunlap's Beer
AZ bundles Northern Hay, first quality Just
no Il-eo3t GEO &. vsr ,1rD,,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

w + have yet remaining, after the largest port
W al the wholesale business Of the season may
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TTUIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FEMALE SEuI-

TENIIE FREDERICKSBURG FEMALE SEMI
y NARY will De continued tire ensuing year. The pupils
will be instructed by Miss Borgs, in Ortho5dphy, Reading
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography with The
NO oft Globes aud the Rudmcnts of Astronomy. will
opened On the 18th Of January and will close tho 18th Of
December with vacation Of one month"; from the 9Th
20 the 10Th of July. The price for board TUITION will
S2O oncha payable IN ADVANCE and the balance the end
ofhe year Zach young lady V furnish herselfwt pair of
sheets pair OF blankets coored councrpanc and three
towels, u preferred, thcY will be furnished by mo for an
additional charge of 81. Those who remain in my family
during vacation OF any part Of it, will ~ charged Inc Of
SO per month.
have engaged teacher OF Music 70 givc instruction on ,c
Piano Forc. To such Young llic choose 20 attend
him, his charge will be so per quarter Of }6 ors 10
discontinued at the pleasure n their parents guardians
Those whose daughters wards have hcon hereafter
engaged at uis Seminary and dcsiTUus Of having them
instructed in Music, requested 70 advise Of early
they with convenience.
When the few vacancies jCt remaining filed, this divc
usemen will c di -ontinucd, after which viii be- useless
make Application for admission. Letters by a addressed
% me, will be directed to GARDENERS = Roads louisa.
Vet 22-wis FRED'K HARRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

SLER, &c.-lO bbls Springfield beer for sale low
- to close consignment
Cosby's first chop chewing tobacco
Subjects manufactured do
McKeages do do
10000 good segars in punches.
Nov 25-5t WAI. J. CLARKE.
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d; TlMBERLAKE offers for Sale
800 Sacks Salt
40 bags coffee
so catty boxes gunPowdcr and imperial rra
20 bags pepper
pipes Cognac brandy and cis
40 barrels old whiskoy
90 do country gin
25 do N. f.. rum
90 do imitation Cognac brand
IS 8 SansS Loaf Sugar
nov II -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

CHOICE FRUIT TREES.
RATED Fruit Trees from tho N,,rso.,, -.
- VIM Prince, assorted as below, in bundIS Of
l Old NewingtOn Cling stone
Galandr,
Early Purple, Pe"c2rs.
Favourite,
Smiths Duke Cherry,
White Winter Cling Pcacl.
Knights Heart Cherry,
Pine Apple Cling,
Thorns White Cling
Lemon Cling.
l Morris Red Rarerpe Poacbn.
Late Admirable,
Milets Mignon
2 Early White Cling.
Peterborough Nectarinc:F
Just received, and for sale by
nov z JAMES WIN S'TOo-
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HoI.-6 ton shot, just received from Missouri
~ assorted from BIB to No O. for sale ~ nao.lr,
rates oy TRlPLETT 81 JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

Nj beas leave likewise 10 refer John Nckham C1ar
Johnson, Richard Anderson, R0ht Gwe,hncv Geo
Fisher, o. H. Baochus JAS NJ Wickhan, Esqrs DR. NJ PAGE
Nov u dl1Y claw iGf
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a number OF these miserable being. 10 this eoun-
~ where 'heJ may not only enjoy the rights @;
humanity, but even become land -holder, sir 1
YIN NOT say now much humanity and religion 7
na'e-i VIII say, IN the words of a very great
man, on another occasion, "none TO speak of but
II would be humanity to bring them all here Sn
sir, with regard to these wretched Africans. tl,t,
case stands nearly the same. Their condition here
- inr9asurapiy better than in their native land
ana II were to consult their happiness alone. I
would say, bring them all here Yet. as regards
lne interests OF my counry-of the State of Tirei-
a-t wound hang any man who brings one OF
Shcin INTO IT. Yes, sir-I would make II death
lot IL would be inflicting serious evil
4 Was sent here to promote the true interests of
ms People think, in regard to this matter. ma
ny Vi my friends are radically wrong-and think
many measures we have adopted here are wrong
and, though would not abolish that sort of h,
nianity and religion, 1 would certainly let them on
Joy pretty long allegiance.
Sir' inns amendment be adopted, il goes to
.ouch not only the legal right now under conside-
ration, but the legal right to every slave in ~,
country previously imported: for if these tbirty
nine slaves were inhumanly and Illegally taken
men according to the reasoning of the gentleman
al lhe rest which were brought into this copntr,
from Africa, whilst the Constitution adn,i,ta,
taken. -H ihesa'iy
VIII not trespass farther on the patience & indul
eehce OF the House, but, as Southern man will
not suffer this matter TO go any further without
making solemn protest against any sucb interia
renee as this, on the part OF any branch Of this Co
verninent, going to touch this question, OF affect
that right In any manner whatsoever protest A.
gainS II as one OF the humblest and lowest of the
virginia Delegation-and Sir, never will sit ST.
zen. . mere as long as any thing is brought before
The House, which touches it ia the slightest or the
reInotest degree. " ''-1
Mr.. Miner begged gentlemen to remember thar
ne had no hand ii bringing this subject before the
House The case ofthese persons was bro,Sb,
here by others. In speaking of the slave trade ~
ega did not intend to speak in the precise terms
OF 'he lawyer, nor TO embarrass the question with
iesai techncaiities. The honorable gentleman mus,
parGon me: but, because Spain and Portugal NAV
legahze TINS trafc, cannot regard as legal nor
consent to speak of it as legal This point is not 10
De settled Tor us by Spain or Portugal. We should
regard and speak of it statesmen, and the qucs-
no, loh oil us LEGALITY should be determined by the
hlFher !awsof God & humanity. Those are the laws
TO which, referred.
MIR. Bartletts resolution to have the bill recon-
mi'ted' with instructions to report to the House
the facts OF the case, adopted without division.
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NNLNCI' NCIINOL-

4LA Brother Ohm q Nelson who has had ~ yris .
peifnce as eseherwiil be assor4ied with me- 70 the mrn
s+ncm OF The schools in which VIII be tsueb the Geek
Lfh and French Lansuase together with those branc- 1T
eai"iDg Mbi' confUuic good English Education The
ch' viii commence on The 2i DAY Of January f828Hnd
eimlie on e oh Jay Of December following There vii
We vacation ct four Veks, commencing the oh day OF
June lhr rice Tot board, tuition, hing ludrns itf
w" te TO- payable one bali on the stday Of June, o28
and The other haii on the ist day cf Dec. following
Ihc dscp &c ihs sthrrl veil Boz gartntl and ne tri
en and kHine's will he extended 10 hoy. coned 10 y
n,Tucttn, a' 10 my children. No boy mere than year
cd VII be admitted iuo TIE School, unless shall be- PER
only kuowu u NE for orderly exemplary department NJ
e,dence IS remote from The 'lurs u and mmOrity
and remarkably healthy. II situated n the county vi 40
'' 40 niies tom Nchmond aud about The difancc
rom fredericksburg. The r:sge from Frejeriekshmg 10
uie-vie Fases within 100 yards Of my residence; aud htf
from Hrbm9nd 70 srrispnbug, within mlcsofu. Letter.
TO INC should be directed 90 5lIdns Cfasf ra Louis,
VIM NELSON Jr.
%.
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his Institution will reopen the 10th Jan. 1929
under the suPefinl enhance MT Albert Anderson,
minister OF the Gospel gentleman well qualified teach
me usual branches OF Academic Educatnr Comprising the
Ash creek English Languages oSraphy, Arhme TIC
ana the Elements OF Asebra& Geometry. The
'un IN Tie Latin u eek Languages will he per
session, and $40 m all any ofhe remaining branches
sns ~ advance The price for board, Including washing
wiI 9e 81 % per session. payable also advance,
Fp hnGmg his own bed asd bedding, paying additional
charge OF 50 TO the Steward. library fee Of dolls. per
session will be required of those who may vi
Institution The well known heshunes Of the uaton The
eoInodonness OF the building and the we'll
selected library Of this luiiituon, combined quail
heas and e1erUns Of Ma Anderson, together with the
'as y accommodations afforded by Nj. Daniel Tuuer,
"hJ continues 10 preside the boarding department.
SUCH a: IS believed, will enttle this Acsd my liberal
share Of the public patronage THE Trustees
Nov. 30. So Ia1ft
The Editors %! The Va Herald, requested u publish the
above notice, fortnight, tor tines foi ward then
account = the TressurtI OF th~ Inu,ion for payment
IL tersons having claims against Estate o Rirnai
Aliughts, dec will please pr their accounts to the Adj
ms io 81 the SAID Richard Hughtand all these inde,-
"a 70 me sad estate requested 10 make payment
u ue AdIninistIatcIs. VIM HUGHES,
PLEASANT BOOTWRIGUT.
pg.yk
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Paiua6le W'dteT- Potter to Let.


VIE w AppUustox Co have ti, lock- n.ar P.t.ts-
ourE, Two valuable Waterfalls not disposed The
s'u1on are hsh aud dry-t.ing 80 80 feet above
er' ihe iali or power OF the belieyed epue
ay purpose Tor which may be required being in the
~ Of ftleishurg prin pai Cotton Market having
by the canal aud river, an easy communication with an
tsniNs ba country, the situation Is judged particularly
'onabr lot cotton woolieu the waters
oil APpoms,to1 large quantities of wool could he raised to a
Nah'Sge, II could be conveniently manufactured way
sud Tor home eVnsumpi The wuOlien cloth suun
ana wove IN this section oi the State of Virginia. clnsi4r
sie bat, believed, have not establish ment for
is, dying and dressing If cloth. Judging from the
u he country and ats capacity TO supply the material
oeev the manufacture Of vyuollen cloth might
come lucrative and important branch VI a. II
would 5e new experiment ;hs pant country IT
sh DC prudent to begin IN all way, and tulai the
Inc AppomaoT Company would give considerable
agtmeu Tor several years, toward eahhmpn Persons
wishing tn contract Tor he Waterfall above m nonr will
SPP TO Sas D. Morton coik Of the county residing al Pc
tershurg, OF TO some Of the managers.
IAN
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a odluu5ie Foundation foT Sale.

a O0IUuOfe PIdRtGtl0il JUT sac.
TFVHE suhlerber about to 10 FutiJa, will sen P esque
a Isle THIS valuable Farm, the county o. King Wm
il washed, 2Sds of h By ae MasPOny, two
miles below Ayett's Warehouse, Ia place Of much busnes
between j. 700 Acres lies leyeli divided
hfs, containing t25 each and surpassed hy any
Lsud the river, in fertility; All the luxurits from the
and marshes here uhtsnei abundance There
this land comfortable Dwelling Housci Barn. 40 by
20 brick Stable just completed; excellent Quarters toi
The OF 80 40 iabuuers, bulk FALL
lcehUuse sdrdns abundant suPrly thru the year; aud all
other necessary houses
One other Tract, Gle aud half from the above mention
ed od the river, containing 200 Acres halt Of which
cleared the balance well nhered This land, also very fer
Gle lies ievel at point where Nature to have
marked airy, elevated spot for a residence.
Disposed purchase will view tue property, and
learn the terms from the Proprietor.
JOHN S. BARRETT.
Pressure Isle, JAMS 72-24w4t
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POCHETzI R00L-

GU MONDAY tbs 7th day of Jan 1922 small Red
-, Nl"i"o'9 L'ektt Book, with steel clap between my
'hu f'whasn utHcue. Un The Buckingham road
;l''e at SloO s.d notes OF SiOsarh all If the
NUS on .l' anes Bank and Bank OF vuCiuia-Uu De-,
~ 81 ." IN ; DePF 10 Linore Deep aud Guayu. Oepr
'su 'u ON Jay ~ dAn 1928 auing sO6 nc res of land
ne pocket book hed side DAYS OF the ,.ek .,
give reward OF SIS TOT the book and contents or the same
az o or any nigi nation that gf the box an onent
ne Ini-r an give the information MI Spe Of hes
teIilsld oouLty-or IL myself ELDfORE I)Epp
Puwhatlu g. ! an
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fSVt KENT, the Plantation which d. Robert p Smith
merry t.s'ded W The upper part OF Charles ciy, con-
0n' <0o 10 SD acres OF excellent land about 10 or
% ""ehs cleared; Fait u which Ia. been in cuti-
80 out rw ttr sud- P't rich low grounds There /.
dwelling hoiie, usual necessary out hou,e
''Hy yHuEs apple aud peach orchard Of select fru
'Neei',h nj l9caii"n tOr Physician, where one T.
heri aud desired; here beins the country
a eb'us 10 m,es' nor IA the adjoining otuny in
~ SIX oh'nld any one drsire IT. the place could
o'abG De rented on b' al trm for several year. come.
" a1h nay he made - Thomas Taylor, residing near the
place. OF to the 'ub'er,ser living near Richmond.
?, JOSEPH Z. CURTIS.
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WAS committed 10 Tic ii of Lee County al, RUNWAY,
o. "r lyh Uci is-t negro iulr vino cali, huo-sf A..
.u' thn tsis he belongs % Bcitnin Fohs Run ttf
county WrH Tsnncsce. rhe ssti neyr, D. feet I'D r h.
us9 stout made Hiech comiIetsi lsi-r fiu eyes, no scars
'"e-( except 90 h5 tt-tE ahsi % ,css ~ age. The
p"nsr OF SAID ncsro icI9esied iussrd prove mo-
90 VsPsy catsc HHd taEc hin agsyi or be- viii be- H.,
"'h ~ me law duttis. DANIEL DAVESPOHT
e.. JaIi.r OF Lee County.
V-" go 6l--Fbw
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FOR SgyE

a7Eh Tract of Land Little Roam ke in the connie r
$50 ''', below the McssiSioid Bridge Containing
~ set"' the half which woods. and we n
IL ~ mere a., on q about 20 uf eek low grounds
o nIhch hats There dwelling hYuse barn
80 eon h'nse'i anil tobacco houses sufficient 10 secure
c - hands. II Is IN good ordes FOR cropping Much
feared land IS Il cab and the tobacco lots kept in good
"'A' y 'aanniing, clOyerins, and ,nec.Ine
T., 70 CLEMENT HARRINGTON
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SftHE suhseiher hes' leave inform his friends pa euar-
- ~ aud the PUBLIC seueray that he has the
late n The occupancy Of NJ. VIM Crane, doors above the
oti Tavern, where he WILL IN short time the
Apothecary and Drug Business;
ana having sent 10 London part Of his retail medicines
aud having engaged young gentleman emineuty qualified 20
attend particularly 10 The retail business together with other
arrangements ne has made, he con expects he able
To offer his friends the largest and assortment Il MEpI
ZINES ever offered in this market. j. II. EUSTACE.
- D.
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hS eohuAted ~ the jaiI Thu PeeIsburg, on
we ON Jay OF OSI 1897 runaway, nrEtO
tu 91' VINO SAYS he belongs 10 AIr. Thomls PaIrotI
0anh pnuiet, South Carolina III feet inches
us ssf on hs chiu which he by kick
tor hof'e -ancher the tist lutte h,
vi ~ anu ah1lhet - the right leg below lis
clothing consists Of honepuu and psntaoon m ,eiiI.
vel AMI hnsn shut hiss complexion black long pan
"hrStEs The owner IL requested 10 forward, hs
poPuty pay charges aud iase him away viii be dealt
win as ils law direeti ROGER MALLORY, Tailor.
DEED. 20. 81
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BY RITCHlE & GOoCH.

~ rhe ENQUIRER :, published twice week generally
tnd three week during the session. cl the State Les:ls
isfS,Pee tbs heretofore Five Dollars per snnum,
PAYABLE in avauoe chartered, spece-psyink bnks
,ny) will be rocrren Paymeu,. The Editors will
the safety of remins them % Hs the psaSe sfailst-
GERS beng paid, by the writers,
" No porer will be de ntaaed(ent atihS discretion Of
he Eddori,) uu: I'll srreir.gss have been pad up.
N Wh will gus the payment of uiDs pAps
shlH have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADVEtrIS!EG.
II one square, Or LESS-ETstiniertOU75 esnts-tIeh
eonuRusuce 50 cents.
No aiVer,ienen inserted, until has either been paid
fr, assumed by person this CITY, IL. envTon..
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TalNa6'e Pr0peTIV Jor SAFE

IGtnG6tc PT0PeTiY JOr Sale
FlY virtue Of Deed Of II us, nv William
- Anderson ard wife, Of the county Bus ham d ed
he 9th day OF February, 1884, and Of record the clerks
ihee Of The county aiOresaid shall proceed sell on the
Temi'e, for CASH public auction To the hehs bidder on
NE 10Th day Of Fen next lot Of land containing ares
upon when brick dwelling house NEARLY 50 by s.;
excellent garden and every necessary houses for the
eomupdaon % genee family also fret tann~ry
tanning ~ vatj bark and beam house. we'll finished
made OF the best materials This property situated on James
River, 'ning the Falburc Mhl, ne healthv and
wealthy section Of country We deem cssafy to- give
lengthy detail Of this property hW invite those dpo,td
purchase, to call aud view IT, JAMES TAPSC orr Trs
THOMAS STAPLES, { tees.
Pee. ~. 6s-vtnygs
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HIS COIIyUIYVEU.

k'O me jan VI Shenandoah county. the 18Th of Auc.
= l5-1, negro man calling himself CLEENIS, saws h.
mty belonged 10 mr. Jnhu Patrick lvin. taste
Sho,e% Maryland, who uadc him his g al
Eyshn, by whom he sold 10y The name ni al
uihet, hound Tor Ny the said negro about inche.
hish rather Of ght complexion, snd nearly blind of the
I eye mas' oi vtcnaiion on the LETT ai; other
me name OF JOHN Says he ian or during hsivest.
me owner OF the above described negro is requested [,
come forward and prove property pay charges and ,Le HIM
away otherwise he will be dpos,d the law directs.
Dec 90 r. VI
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.9OUERTTTS7 ~ n X 7SJs5TI

MAS committed 90 the jail Washington county, on the
" -eh oil Oct last as runway, syho
hmieli sam, and says he does Know his masters name;
't he was Purehaed bJ negro driver, from ny the
name OF John Scoheid the Eastern ShoTe-and
from him about miles above Abingdon about week before
ne was committed e. Jail lie bad hrn, when committed
grey a'nete coat and Pan;aloon says he was uned
"hh ne ahsecded lie about 30 yeas old; about
ms property, pay charges and take him away, be will
dealt with as The law directs
Jan. s. - - - w."
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Nli virtue OF decd OF trust executed hy John r
- fnIly anJ Sally his uile, aud dolly recorded n the
c"A oh oi The county court ~ Hanover, fhall Non
nay hs @'ln dsy OF Feb. n-i, " l1r 20 not fe f d1y
on me tn7es rlsi or sale, public auction 90 the highest
muN'f zoo cash. ~ 2scff % land, lying the county
pF,i on he road leading sm hr courthouse 90 CV0dsls
iHY' qua within tmes n ihf former pscp lari being ht
'auie lnd on bje thp raid Prfy now residl oo which BE-
dw Hing houses Born, yl huufr and dpursrrr
apple cffnsidi alsn az The time anal place, shall cell
g"'tt e me 'rd 'ne horse, eight hsed OF cattle tntctB
9fr owe h'ie cart aud 90 The said rddvs household end
Ah' i' iff oud plantation utsis The iir me above
p"fffy t hftd o. be- Good hut ta .ut. ries sg ofr.o
% sstrst himself as Tiu..ee only.
rllILIP NfSsrOS. Trus,ee.
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Presgue Isle, Jan. 3.
PRIYATE SEMLN.FRY.

RTR. J. MoRDECAt, foI uiery OF Warrennn, North Car
I'VE cns, proposes open establishment al h heahlul
pleasant fesdence, uies North Richmond, for the
ceptiun Of 10 young ladies' placed under care
the females OF h family enjoy tue comforts OF home, nd
iuructed under his general niaHce Spelling,
Reading Writing Arihmtck Grammar, P4r,mr, Rheorick
Geography, aud Of the Gobesi Astronomy, Mythology
History. The Scholastic Of 10 nonhs, will Commence
On the Monday Jan. The charge tor Tuition I'm all
of the above Lauebes board washing and lodging wall
go dolls fr the ttrm yahie annually advance.
Ln,trueticu French 20 Ills, Muek 80 dol Embroidery
90 dolls. for ihc whole term.
Books Stationary IL furnished, will form the only
charge. Address 10 Hich;noud, Va.
Sri ing Form. Brook Turnpike, Nov. 10. 5i-2tViOws