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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
,l,hnrmnn,s Mineral Spring.

SoNE uaias have been taken ~ prepare
~ tn. Sorins tor The aeeommada. ton ol
H. n,hhe II has BEEN place of resori tor
several wears nv those who seek health or
,YIsl, Ia take = morning or evenings Walk oi
,,leasara It's medirinal Qualities have prov
ed effcaoioos in man, d'seases. A. nai"'
Yal enrinsity II Is worthy The attention OF The
r,riass stranger. II boils up ~ bold I'm
MD .lream from small aperture ia solid
rork seats. towels, tnmhlcrs and wash
bowls are prepared for The accommodation
Of visiiars The public are invited 10 call and
examine it, and any one DESTROYS 10 ne II Tor
the season may do 80 10y fssuea small sum.
The obieci hsine n raise, ~ has way, some
fhin, 10 aid In dctrsy,ng The expenses atten-
ding keeping the place N order.
WILLIAM THrRM0N
limo @ IaT0
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
New Publications.

TniiE subscriber has just received, direct
- from Philadelphia the following new pub
licalIon viz
ST. Valentines Day or the Fair Maid ofPerth
by the Author OF Wayerly, &c. &c. This work
IS said 10 be superior 10 any he has ever written
Sir alter SCOTS Kelie lous DiscourseS.
Amer lean Quarterly Review, 9Th No. for June
1898, just received and for delivery TO snbscr.-
GERS. ADRIAN r. NORTH
June ID.
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RUATRAsS MAILING.

RUATRASS MAE.lNG.--The
I'VE subscriber. al the lower end o. main
street, in addition 20 his Rope aud TWne max
ing business; makes and scparfs Currd Han
Matrasses. Also makes Shu * Mattresses,
cheap and comfortable article for summer--and
would he thankful for my job in that way,
which shall he done with ne Aluess and despatch.
and on very reasonable termes.
!. II. ECHOLS.
Nav |. tS59.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
Weekly Supplies Of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

superb Gauge and Airipomeme seafts
DO do Arcadan Hdkis.
Bin. and blk .atered Silka
Beautiful blk. Flurenee and Italian Silks
Superior assortment of worked Swiss Anslins
Caicees Of every denomination. aid some
oi rare aud entirely nrn patterns
Bobbineu Laees, n bali tbeirtdrmer prices
A few fashionable waiered L bun hinghams
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies' dresses
II great bargains form an inducement 10
purchasers. WE will assure ibem, every effort
will be made 10 thai effect
M'kEE, ROBINSON 4 co.
Juup y.
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TrishLinens, Lawns & sheetings.

WE are prepared 10 exhibit ~ Gaze
Super dressed lrish Linens ef superior texture
An assoFi tfienf fifif i.Hifs f,tf tafs
AIew pieces full 81 Linen sheetings
Tie above are worthy the Inspection Of
those deslfous Of having good aud cheap Ii
nen fabrics. M'kEE, ROBINSON q co.
June q
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LgachbWg Pioagh HaRufaetoyv.

: y
FENliE subscribers re-
IT. II specially Inform
..-=----s....U tien friends andthcpub-
Ivy lie, thai lhev have com
$40 - .z..ay=4.s menCei the above bust
+i-1 49, 5i'-@ ness, oe the cross street
leading from tue Market TO the Bridge where
,hcy ntend keeping Constantly on hand. gen
eral assortment al Pionghs, of the latest anil
most approved patterns now IN use among
thcu is tae late improved nll side PLOUGH. all OF
which will be warranted in Workmanship aud
performance, 10 ~ equal TO any now IN use.
Having been engaged several years IN the above
business, they are confident OF rendering Lenel-
nj satisfaction IN the execution Of then wu5k.
A ,hsfe OF public patronage is solicited. PIoughs
Immediately repaired.
LANkFORD s. NEDDER.
Nov 10 Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
ALBRIGHT's
COsNMHiaN SYHIyp

Wills Medicine far the Sh,r,
IA peen before the Public, has . .oy.d =.
superior 10 Panaceas, aud other ,e,,.,l.. ''sfii
shch degree IA to give confidence 10 tbo %
plleior, that It's efficacy alone VIII snt.,,,,, y
"S.hgnished merits II Is ihe most u.e,,l,t. -
ana autumn alternative ever YET disco,eret
% 30 perfectly innocent, thai no evil effect -,
pe hpPfehended from II, wheuapp
TO the directions. II may he given. a,tbo,,,.y
apprehension, To the most tender infant =, F
Bile adult. II
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will reliev. 49,,
EVEN ually remove the following diseases -
cfosis, Carries, (or nlceratlons OF the ho,=.
Kings Evil, or octoinla, Rheumatic alIec,i,,
the head, aud system generally SYnb;Es N 81
cural, and all complaints originating in tho :.
proper use OF Mercury; Ulcers OF the n,o.,l. y
throat; White Swelling canoe, Gus. mud NV
rate Ulcers discharges from the lars di,
rs ofshe SKIN Liver complaints JaundieeI /,
digestion. and Debility. IN
As a general depufaiive article or r,,.c-
OF the blood, this medicine possesses inyaI,,.i1'
powers Ii improves the appetite, aud kas ~
remarkable qnaliiy Of deprVmg the skin Of ~,
yellow bilious tint, which is SO common m I,j.,',
constitutions. Besides the diseases abovo -
mcrated. Il Is also recommended AS a rcue,, -
that aillictng disorder, the liberated sor. b,,I
under which children suffer the most exc,. ,c.,,.
tornents for years.
Each bottle OF the genuine Medicine has bal.
el, representing the Eagle and the LYDIA, with
my signature
u PRcE ~ PER BOTTLE AND $40 PR mn.
m. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. lob. Arch street, near Third, Phila.
Oct. %.
The subscriber has just received large quan
uty Of tue Columbian Syrup and is the a
gent for this section Of country.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Opposite Post Office,
Oct %.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
BOtetourt Land for Sale.

EEIiE subscriber of,'rs for sale. the ract of
y land on which he resides, containing Isl
acres, 500 Of which are valley land about 300
acres of which are cleared and IN cultivation
ofthe portion now in wood. alb, ui goo acres are
tobacco land of the very best quphly. The re-
naming 2Sl acres are on an adjoining noun
tam, with an abundant supply li timber for
building fuel and fencing he and ADM
rabs adapted 10 the production o corn, wheat.
oats, rye, tobacco, hemp aud Glow aud is inie-
ror 70 no tract Of high land in tht Stale. will
shew the land and make known tir terms TO a
ny person disposed to purchase
THOS. GOODE.
q The Editors of the Richmoh Wing will
publish the above once week for four weeks,
aud send their bill to this Office iorpayment.
I. u.
June g. W4w
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CALL Al ANDREW SIS
FOR BARGAINS.

ENE HAVE just received IN addition 10
w our stock on hand, large supply Of
staple aud fancy Goods, which We offer for
sale at lower prices than ever have been sold
IN this plhce. Our Goods have been purcha.
sed by our partner, al the north, ut great
sacrifices, which enables MS 10 sell Goods 10
suit The iimts.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
Land and Negroes for Sale.

EEuRsu AMI 10 iss, sss...4s q. rust. fsecu-
Ted b. George Boyti ans Paises IL. hls
VIE 10 the subscfihers ior certain purposes
therein mentioned, one ri which deeds brars
laie the 2d day Of October. ls2b, a. the other
the Goth December, ls27, mud are b"fh rec"f.
ded ~ the clefks' Offices OF The counties OF
PittsylyAnia and Campbell, We shall on -.
DAY, the lilh day ni July next, Al The Tavern
al Capt Stephen Clements, ~ The county OF
PiitsylyHnia, on the main road, leading from
Wards Bridge 10 DnnSile, proceed 10 sell 10
the highest bidder. for ready money, one
tfaei at land. in li.e said county, lting on both
sides oi Strait Stone creek, nenr The sala
Clements. continuing $50 acres on which
IS n small plan, alton and a comfortable dwell
Ing house Tor smal family. The Greek al
lords some valnnblc bottom land, II reclaim
ed and the m land is well caionjated Tor to-
bsceo and gran, lies well aud Is well wafer
ed Also, one undivided moieiy OF hnoiher
ifBof on Valentines Creek IN the shid cOun-
ty, snpuosed 10 contain about loo acres, Ad-
Joining the lands oil John Hun, Joseph BY
ben aud benjamin Terrell. Also the nndivi.
ded inoiriy OF another tract. adjoining the
latter. supposed 10 contain about DO acres.
Also the following Negro Slaves 10 VT :
One woman Jenny aud her four children,
Mary, Lucy, Billy aud Carter, Possom, Jack,
Jes.c aud Peggy, AID we shall on Monday
the lIth july next before the front door
OF the Franklin Hotel in the town OF Lynch
burg, proceed 10 sell the following slaves 10
vii Patrick. John aud squire fblack smllhs)
aud Sheriff or Shrieve, or 50 much al the II.
hove named property MS will answer the
purposes Of the said deeds and the cost of
carrying the same into effect. such iitie ms Is
vested IN rs We will convey 10 the purchaser
and 90 other.
Wh SMITH J frus.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
London Fancy Versailles,

WE have this morning opened
few euds real London Versailles Vestings Of
superior order aud beautiful patterns
Also
A few pieces bleaehed and . bleached Linen
Drillinss exceedingly low priced
Super mixed aud blk. Hastings, first quality
Read Nance Yellow Nankeens do
With other Goods hourly expected, form
iug acomIiete assortment
MKEE. ROBINSON g. co.
June 9.
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1T court ned for Nelson county, The 2sih "oy
Of Mry, 1928.

~ MGy, lSES. -.
Arthur Hopkins rlf against Ahram Seay. and kosa ll'
wife, forn,ry Rosa Loving, aud james u. t'oedNIE'
admir- of George Loving, dee Detts. In thane'tS :,
On the motion al he Complainant hy counsel, VINO W.
I'd hi hl, aud it appearing the satisfaction OF iD'
court thnt tie d. lcndant Ahran Seay is mol M ih"o
of this commonwealth, and without the JhTiS'i''
ofhis court il is ordered that the defendant I9hrs -
Goodwi do retain III his hands, administrator aio'
said, any MONIES property or other effects "hlsh NJ
he in his hands, which may heIeafter conc io'
hands. belonging the said absent defendant 10 e
mount hundred and fifty dollars, N III fhe iu'a
order aud decree this court concerning the
It Is further ordered, that the said absent dtiep's"
brm Soay do npnrar here ON the fourth Monday in Au
gust next, ard answer the bill of the con pithah a"
that copy ofihis order be forthwith inserted N ne w,
giniao newspaper, published in the town OF Lvhcnpu
oree week for eight weeks successfully, previous I"
said day and that another copy thereof be posed W
the front door of tn, thouse OF this county on aot
- 10 r. CUTTERS r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
Iurnpike Stock for sale.

HPthO s11'7'N I"r ''eIV .
w before the door of the Franklin Hotel
in the town Of Lynchbu,g, the 25'h day of July
next nj the delinquent stock in tlr Lyuchburg
aud Salem Iurnptke Company. by order OF
the Board Of Directors
ALEXANDER rOMPKINS, Treasurer.
June 10 tds13
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NEN ACCOMMOD ArlUN.
~ ,zzzp w 1 s's .'ss1',s%
N,9@tsAl ~ WV latlesstle Virginia. This.

/rg3s go ~ DAHcNDh 10 'iihis
t53-t.bl X 49,. lailcssile. Virginia. ] his
hss>s---------- - iine running through the
sounIi.s of Amherst, Nelson and Albemarle
viii IN future, lcdvpC charlottesville, on Alon-
DAYS aud Fridays, al 4 A. NJ, aud arrive al
I,nehburg on -,ursdays AID Saturdays by =
p Lave Lynchhure Mondays a. A. NJ.
and rldays at 10 \. NJ. aud arrive Al Char
iot,esyine GA saturdays aud tuesday,, by hall
ahci T. VI FMS In l. arranged with ihe
Northern aud Southern line nj Charlottesville,
aud with the Western line Mt LynclIhurg, which
,nlrfseeis he Valley lnr ~ Salem ihls IS the
rtaresian cheapest route from Washington
I'll, to Lynchbug. The proprietor has pro-
cured comfortable coachrs, sifong, active hor-
SIS, careful drivers and will sparc pains 10
please. On this route there Is 40 uighi travel
ling.
Fare from Lyuchhurg 10 Washington, by this
route Is OIL, .SlA so
From lynohburg 10 Charlottesville, 80 30
TIE PROPRIETOR
April 8 n5l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23

ESRESH GARDEN Seed have this
VI day received direct from New-York,
my supply OF Garden Seed, consisting OF the
following
Early Washington peas White solid celery
or six weeks Red do do
Do. frame do. Early horn carrot
DO Charlton do. Long orange do
Late marrowtat do. Early blood DO
Dwarf do, Cluster cucumber
Do prolific DO. Turkey do
Early Wilson do Long green do
TalImarroWtai do Late do
Blue dwarf imperial dolSea kaile, very super
Sugar or salad do Scotch do
Yellow Is weeks beans Large green head let
China dwarf do Tennis ball do [tuce
Early Canterberry dolce do do
White kidney dwarf do Drumbead do
White Luna DO Early Silecia do
Long pod do " bite onion seed
Early York cabbage Red do
very superior CurIed parsley
Burger do llomatoe seed
nrumhead do Early short topscaret
Red Dutch do Raddish
Savoy do Cherry tnrnip do
Russian do Salmon do 90
Late imperial do White Naples do
tarly emperor do Cur'ed peppergrass
Early blood turnip bee, Garden cress
Blood red do lOnion cloves
Manele wurzle do Okre seed
Early horn do Satisfy or vegetable
Mammoth pumpkin oyster
Common do Early summer squash
White'mustard seed Early parsnips
Black do Nasurian seed
Turnip seed Of every
description
The subscriber offers the above List OF
Garden seed To his customers. together with
many others now in use, all of which are war.
ranted genuine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
Jan. %.
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WI. SMITH. ! ffus.
WA. l. PANNlLL. ties.
fhisylyanin June II. tds7l

! dcmnr 10 ,ye above advertisement ofmy
proprrry-i did not expect II. The sale TO
he Al Capt Clements tavern is postponed until
~ o days before the Great day OF Judgment; the
other, TO two daysaiter the great day OF Indg-
meat GEO. BOYD.
Zlon Hill. Cherokee Nation June l6.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23
Just Received by
THOMAS j. UUNAL,

Acetate Of Morphine
Suiphate OF Morphine
Sulpinate Of Rhubarb
Sulphate Of Quinine real
French
Hvdriodate of Potash
iodine
Pepperiue
March Il.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23

John, William & Caswell s.Poe
EE AVE ON hand general and extensive as
v q Sortnent of Leather, Spanish Hides,
Tanners Oh, L. nners' Tools. &c &c. Also.
large assortment of prime Groceries. All OF
which will he old unusually low for cash, or bar
tered for country produce.
May Is ts63
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23

ENOR RENr.-A STALE IN rear of this IF.
u fee. March "a
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BY FIRST Rate WORKNES.

o. All OF which they will sell at such pr ccs
a. cannot tai 10 he an Involvement to the cit-
Gens, planters and others to make all theV pun
chases AZ tins establishment, where they are ,e-
specially invited 10 call and view heass ortm cnt
Having made arrangements, they vii receive
additional supplies, of all the Latest Cushions
and most desirable Goods, weekly
June -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-06-23

II is the propretors determination to please tn,
public by keeping a full assortment OF
Erery article Of Dress,
Made o. Choice Goods, in the most
Fashionable STYLE and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
From the Richmond Wing.


The senslbil,y of this city has been much
excited by an event that occurred on the nigh,
Of Thursday. On tina, night, JERMAN BAKER,
Esq. Treasurer of the Commonwealth, com
mi,'ed suicide by stranguia,ion. We learn
briefly, that his unhappy lady, suspec'ing some
thing evil, from hls unusual d!atoriness in re-
firing 10 rest, and from having left him in a
depressed stale Ct spirits, rose about O'Clock
for the purpose Of seeing him. Her alarm was
increased by finding the doors Of the room in
which she had left him, locked. With he as
slstance of a servant, she forced an enuanc e
through the window, and found him barely a
live, with the cord around his neck, by means
Of which, with great 6rmness Of purpose, he
bad executed his fatal resolution. Medical
assistance was summoned, bu, proved nefftc-
tual to save 1t was con jectured tina, the un-
fortunate gentleman had made use Of andnu m
to prevent that reaction, which naturally sue
ceeds a mere suspension of the functions of
life by strangu'a,ion
Few events have been, or could be, more dis
tressing. A large and young family, not only
deprived Of their protector, but by means
which superadd new pangs to their distress.
The public deeply sympathisss with their
misfortunes.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01

gagsment. Amongst them was packe. from
Bahia with money. OFF Santos the Juneau
captured The Brazilian brig Santeste, formerly
the Homer of Baltimore,) one of the Marie
lsabe!le's convoy. bound from Santos to kln de
Janeiro Maranham, captured after
an engagement of four hours) Brazilian
transport brig with 800 soldiers, from Maran-
ham for Rio de Janeiro; off Cape st. Angus
tine captured Brazilian brig from frrnam
bueo for Rio Graude. Two Brazilian vessels,
prizes to the Baenos Ayrean privateer schr.
president, formerly Lafayette, of Bait. had put
into St. Bar,s, one Of :hese prizes was ship
with hides from Rio Grand for Rio de Janeiro,
and was formerly the ship Comet OF N. Y. The
Juncs has on board considerable quantity OF
Nulria Skins from b. Ayres, and is also said to
have on board large amount Of specie.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
COMMUNICATED,
PUBLIC MELTING.

4 me ting Of considerable number OF The
E,holders cr Fairfax County, Virginia, was
b,m q, their Courthouse on Monday the 18th
vhimo, in pursuance Of pablo notice, set up
the Cuur,,hou on that day. for the pur'
bose Of nomina,ing and recommending per-
son, properly qualified 10 represent The County
! IN the next General Assembly of Virginia TO
III supper, oI,he Fleeholders Of the Comfy at
,r,e; and BY this means 10 secure the double
object Of procuring good representation, and
' Of putting down, ss Far as practicable, the sys-
:m Of sIecii0aeering which has heretofore pre-
vailed with so much prejudice 10 the interests
Of i've State, By causing to be admitted in'o her
. Legislative Councils men entirely unqualified
for the station Mr.. Jno. w. Ashton being call.
ed 10 the Chair, and John Moss, Esq. APPOINT.
I'd Secretary aud Mcssrs. THOMAS Moss and
wv II. FrzuueH being se,erally nominated
10 toe Meeting, & agreed upon, as proper per-
sons 10 represent the County,, was
Resolved, That this Meeting do pledge
h'm~lves to support rH,s. Moss and WM.
/ tnzHuGH, Esqrs. rs Delegates to the next
General Assembly Of Virginia. and to use all
A' and proper means to secure their election.
Resolved, That the said gentlemen be re-
1mmcn1gd To The favorable support Of the
s'egnoders g-nerally Of this County.
RESOLVED, That the Editor Of The Phenix
Gaz'ite Of Alexandria be requested 10 publish
h'Ae proceedings in his paper.
JOHN w. ASHTON, Chairman.
lORS Moss, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
From ,h- Raltim,re American.

From the Baltimore American.
'HOM 3UENOS AYRES AND ST. BARTS.
lhe Blenos lyrean national schooner Juncal,
., Colonel Fournier, from Bueuos Ayres, arr
,l'sc here yesterday. She left there on the
N jan. brig Ruth, Of Philadelphia, captain
',ne'son, cargo cleared and vessel uncertain
'a''e bound. An English brig from Liver
9'0' srited al Buenos Ayres on the 9Th Janu-
''E large French ship on the oh; and an A.
I''ean harQue on the 10th, name not known,
=, tooked ike the William Wallace of Phila-
SPaa, These vessels had run through the
.''Nading squadron, consisting Of fourteen
n''eNeS, briggs and schooners.-
o.oVo' with his squadron Of FIVE small vessels,
~''npanFd the Juncal past the blockading
T4,on, wllhou, moles, alton. The brig An
=, 'a'0oI OF New York, brig Frederick, Lane,
,,n ,sAaodrla, and ship Minerva, Hammond,
NOS'on, all ready for sea bound TO The Ia
ma va and brig James Lawrence, Tier, Of and
Cuao' soon, and several other Am. ves-
~ smelly loading with jerked beef for the
- ituiss, were left in the Salade river when
'1nCa' sailed from Buenos Ayres. OF Rio
i; ,'SS,.i'o' spoke the Bueuos Ayrean privateer
,,g n N'ser, capt. Coe, who reported having
!. 5 weeks previous had an engagement with
nj o'az'ii'an ship OF war Marie Isabella, for
"; 0e steam ship Robert Fulton,) which
,..r 'ssF would have taken, Sut for the trea-
,,. some sailors on board the brig, who
s,''eo &c take the fin,s out OF the muskets
.In,. moment OF bsarding, which caused a
4. Nm. AT "e!r attemp, 10 board, and a loss to
~, .r ser OF ten or twelve men, with two Off
nD. s"0y wounded These sailors were IN
,,r. >, ausn the Juncal spoke the Niger, and
squ5 - ~ Oe uied, when it was expected that they
s,', Os condemned aud executed. The Nj
A,,l ~ was injured in the a,,emp, to
lie b,s "s Mar'e Isabelle, but not materially, &
~ "aue number Of prizes since this en-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01

A T,co Story Dweliing House for SAFE:
"a am authorized to dispose Of at private sale,
E House and Lot. two doors west Of Capt. Jon! Ion
Mccobb's, on the north side of Prnce-street. The
front is l6 feet by o. and is two story frame build
;n, containing four rooms The back building is
ret one and half stories high, IA by 40 feet, con-
tanning three rooms and good kitchen, smoke house
s"n, rnninc back 90 feet to 10 feet alley, and is
subject to ground rent of s23 IS annually.
The situation Of this property IS considered the
.r,hes, a. Il regards health and other advantages.
When the yellow fever was in town, no case occurred
INV where near this lot small part of the purchase
msuey will be required in hand, for the renal lder,
easy PAYNE ats will do, if we'll secured. Apply to
e" 1'.r St GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-04-01
Two Dollars Reward.

RAN1W.sY frum the subscriber on Thursday
IL morning the 27th inst
JAMES WHITE,
an Indicated apprentice to the LudieJr Shoe Making
business ie is stout ell made boy fair complex.
ION, da' HAIR ana ewes, about Is years of age. lie
had variety of clothing.
The above reward will be paid If he is apprehend-
ed and delivered to me. Apersons are warned a.
ganst harborng or trusting the said apprentice, as
the law will be strictly enforced against ali offenders.
april 1-St JOSEPH DODDS.
The following are the drawn numbers in the Dis
NAL Swamp Canal Lottery No Is.
90 IL AZ l3 % 81
Drawing of the Delaware and North Carolina Lot
terry No 6
so So As IS Is 48 8 l9
The Grand Consolidated Lottery of Washington,
to be drawn in Washington Wednesday the 9th
day of .april 1928 50 Nos. 9 drawn ballots.
HIGHEST PRIZE, 10000
Tickets s.; shares IN proportion.
NeU York Consolidated Lottery, Glass No.
S, for 1928.
To be drawn on Wednesday End day of .fpril, As
Nos. drawn ballots Tickets S.; Halves 2 50;
Quarters 25. Highest prize $4,000
Rhode Island Co. soiidated Lottery,
4tb Class
81 Nos. 8 drawn ballots. TIC be drawn ON Wednesday
sd dprl 1928. Highest prize $4,000
Ticketss4, halves ,; quarters l. For sale at
j. III. RUNNELLS.