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Ueper Lond far Sci,

BtAOItf VI II shsisnd FSrn IN the county Of ,oss
- ,ud, whiu 20 miles NJ Hcbuond IYiny nno1 d.
side OF Dover ofeek and reaches M lam. a., I,
vt ,f ,s, g e1e'so' about 500 i2.ere Of which so s
te VIZ 'gnsd sfadti 49, rich meadow land; aud
Isfns T IN 0as Tbs farm rank. among ibs
hs S,,.i ao1uDls IN good wster, interseeei
dovsb Of ready ,uPgy Of nesI through ,s severe,
tsd. - aud often, good msrke fer ubest.
nile nc iome sncwledge Of the river country within 50
I'm sbole enables The proprietor fsy wis
emnpS d Nor" ,n n, h.'y The dssIrs house snd
~ %, 'arm msy BE made t o Nj Drew IL ri L,n,pd of
n.Snet' Doyei.u'is Pos, Oesj aud sny ONE wisbBs
invited 10 witt The PROPRIETOR on The prsmises
- - 81 VS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

i'hthE Wi he school my house the ensuing yssr.
conducted ny NJ Wm a. GilesFif. 10 tbs SC hool viii
NC ought The Greek sud Latp snsusges the
'' ~ innte hrsncbfs continuing good Fsg.b
lev additional scholars he received into The ssaco
onihe following Board Washing Lodging Ae fissf
dollars Tuficn ~ the Greek snd Latin 6ys
d"s, 10 Erg''h twenty '"list for the s. h6,tie year
deem urqtees'ary 20 'sy any hinx OF Mr. az arskI
cat ~ nogs thar 20 rsSsrk, s he has had ,evsrs y
eErf'" aud TO refer - ihe ample e.tinons 10 his po
Board can Dc had in other respectable ismilies M
Lser''o nssbouId be dheeedto Ever.,t,yIs, Aisosrs
OVnrDy JOHN Il. .CANPBE5~e
p'e' g. vSv -
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RU-NFORD4CAD EljY

RCJHFORD II ca DENY
VIE hst Seson o the en.uing year IN this nil;
commence en- the 18th Of January next snd terminate
on e ION June. The Classical Mathematical courses are
extensive, and the Student, be fully prepared 10 oin bs
eirse; in the University of Va William Mary and
aanpden Sydney Colleges, other literary In.,,,or
III the Union. The English aud nj sn,
Will continue to be conducted by Mr. E. w Kenny whose
exemplary department. zeal and asuy in IN, di.S
ms duties and thorough knowledge the numerou.
~ which n',rnot neludins Asehra Surveyns) have
gwen complete sstsisctiou 10 al! who an ill.,
progress OF the pupils aud The welfare of the So mn,rv
Beard Washing Tuition, (eseh Boader finding
ms bed bedding towels, caude, &c $50 per Session NJ
months, payable in advance. Tuition alone Sis nsr ~
psyanle -, "a navsn1s. VIM. HAWKEsWORTH
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The School at Lfang0I

The ScfioOf at Ian goElen
the liberal edutNtion of boys, commences s first
~ Session on the 24th Of Jauusry. ~
IL ha, two der one for literary and me f- .;
uhe Puru't. The literary ,asieaf department. en-
traces the English, Latin Greek, Sra nb, Fiencb ia,n
L'rrnsgg., 'esr.rhy, History sud he Philosophy Of Ian
suSe' %, Setnyhc arithmetic, Algebra Md G.ometr
Iertcs-for board aud tuition $40 for two se.rr IN AZ
y'ar bed sud bedding, Il furnished here, SIS per annun-
Pso'e ole yer 10 ADVANCE aud the balance the end
the year Esy applications for sdmitance ACE
address Le''' Store Post ofet, sPotyls.rs county Va
1os JOHN LEWIS.
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.NOIICE.
NS1yetSliiNG 10 close finally, the
w OF the late ID. w. Coleman 1 earnestly request all
person: having ems against the estate of Te.lsto
make them known for sulemen and the like request made
of those who have claim. syenst the fl M of Cole
man voolfolk. Those indebted either H. w. Colems
or 10 Coleman Voolfolk, to EIor of B. Cole
man. are reque':ed 10 rake immediate ment
Indulgence can be gwen. JOHN SHEPPARD. E1'ur
of II. W. Coicn an. dec
Jsn y 76-wiisfdISff
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northumberland County Court,
18th October, 1928 William HudnalI admins.
traitor OF Thamas Hudnall, decd Pluf
against
PENDANTS.
rms day day came the planGTby his counsel.
ana u appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
The defendant, Thomas X. Hurst is not an iuhabi.
lSnt OF tbis commonwealth, on tile motion of the
plaintiff, il is ordered, that the said defendant an.
pear here on the second Monday in March next
ana answer the bin Of the plaDtf, & that copy Of
TINS ORDER be forthwith inserted for two months
excessively IN some newspaper published within
bs State, and also posted at the front door of the
Courthouse oil this county. VIM. u. Hudnal
Attorney. Copy teste, f. BATES, clerk.
November 7. 5l-wsus
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SNHE subscribers school will continue the en,;ps NJ
boarder,. ~ " "
The course of instruction will embrace the English I.,;n
ana ~ eek Languages, and mled
snd Biography, and will he preparatory Tor the Uni
ve:y The striete attention shall be paid 10 the morals
aud msnnes OF the pupils ard the subscriber rled bmef
70 tempt to do his duty IN every department of h profe
Terms per Session Of months.
T g, $40 90
'J E'. 300
Isl Session will open January 18th, 1899.
WIN. III. HARRISON.
attended ~. wa ~ p'N"P'V
Dec. q.
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CO-N'CORD .aC.fOEMY

Wv I citD III C.fOEynY
hE eseToes u this Seminary for the epujps war ,
on ue 10th January, and terminate on The 18Th
OF Decenbef The course Of INSTRUCTIVE will comnI,.e i; ~
oh 70 tue nintt branches OF English ELu, snn H.
OF me Olooe' the heory and practice of Survv,inS
the application Of Algebra to Geometry pIspe ad
Irgonometry, Chemistry natural moral poI,ra
htory, Belle Lrtites, Compo.sion and ,Ie
La.I, Greek French, Italian and Spanish Language,
vacation WI De allowed during the month of A,su.f r
oI ue,a and respect table professional IN, ID no have
60 educated Of this Seminary, aud the hh literary RAM
10 n's'ned by those who have gone from this lu.,u
We hest College,, we'll 10 the Uniyer.ty of V,r
sn .nhesmy prove that the Students have bee it1oo,v
sho faithfully instructed. The Patron, the Iustiluon .
invited at all times TO s' the Subsober aud ,udye Of th
uson and progress OF the pupils. The terms Tor board sJ
u'n VIII he $40; each bosTder finding bis own he'd ri
ng and candles, or $40 II they be furnished by The Snb
.eoi: Parents aud Guardiaos residing distance WIZ
may wish u commit their children or wsrd, 10 M. 49,
'fue'ee 10 mase timely application by letters Ia
THOMAS 3. COLEMAN.
Presf Of Concord Gcadeny
Near the Bowling Green-Caroine COUNTY.
So 4w
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N chanceTy; At Rules held in the clerks of.
nee OF the county court Of Buckingham, on Mon
day the 9th day Of Oct 1928
Rboda Cannaway and judith Winneford
Plaintiffs
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OXFORD -9C9DElJTES

-.
}NHE winter session each Of these will
Il menee ob the 18th of January next $50 wa
ne Female Acade under the ent,pc. If a..
rev Joseph Lsbsree assisted by ladies Of ebnent ou,l
neh'ipn m-s h Humphres who lie. Music and ths
language IDsruce.s Of considerable
hvnS Taught for 'iI years the Morayian Scbo
Va neiheher, Pennsyvsnia, aud durinr the
The Male Academy will he under the ,uperipten,ne. Of
mr.. James u. johnson a hertetofore w
North Carclins. Dec. IS. 6a-uc-
ensteeIy VugniaAt rules hGId.n the tirrkJ OFF,
ihe county court OF Char otte the 9th Of Oct
flea;ant Harris, Richmond Harris, William. Harvey .nJ
Nancy hi. wfe William Harris. Harvey and Ejiy.hsh
ms wie, PhilIp Anderson and his wife, R.lph
ah robert iisni which sid Ralph Robert are ;n,n,,
'np sue by Their ext friend Pleasant Hsrr Pisntid.
Agaiud N''u'
rhomss Harris, Ezekiel Harris and John H.rr. p,n.
Inc deiendsn Ezekiel Harris John Hsrr,, NOT .r;n
hri appearance, according the OF ASSEMBLE
a1v ,he hule OF tbs court aud appearing
he court that ih.y ii iusbsnl. thi. State tbs
moron OF Tue plaintiffs by COUNSEL ordered thai the ,,d
a'tnisnts d" appear here on the Monday in Janrs,
snu cutter th.iT appearance answer the piapt,6,
@ ao gay eeurty tor performing the decree Of the eonr,
n' u ropy OF this o'der he inserted IN the R;~hmonS
Enquirer Tor two months aud H. t.,
dooi Of Tue courthouse OF ssid county. A cury. T.,e
n, :, WlNSLOW ROBINSON, eit
- -w9t
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ADVERTISEMENT

AONEht ISEM EN-.
NxE~As COMMITTED to the Jail Of Elizabeth CT
w ~ County, on the 23rd day Of July last, as
ran away, negro man who says his name is Jim
Smith; that he was horn free, in the City of Phila
delphia; that he lived last year in the County OF
Lunenbu,g, with Mrs. Sarah Franklin. Said negro
Is about feet inches high, stout made, tawDy
complexion, has lost upper fore teeth, his back
much Scared by whipping, has white SPOT just a
when he was committed 10 JAIL a pair of blue Cast
marseilles vest. The OF said slave is request
TO come forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away, or he will be dealt with as the law
IN such cases directs.
JOHN C. PRYOR. Eliuas sasF' G. G CITY.
Oct. 3. 43-wl2t
IN Chancery--Northunbetla County Court,
18th October, 1928:
William Hudnall administrator OF Thomas Hud-
nall decd.
PitT
Against
Thomas X. Hurst, & Warner Hurst adminisra-
tor OF Jane Hurst decd. defendants.
This day came The plaintiff by his counsel and i,
appe ring TO the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant Ihos X Hurst is not am inhab,an Of this
commemorative On the motion of the plaintiff il
is ordered. that the said defendant, appear here on
the second Monday in March next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted for two months successfully
IN some newspaper published within this state,
and also posted at the front door of tho Court
house OF this county. VIM. b. Hudnall, Attor-
ney
Copy teste, +. BATES, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-12-23

From the .arknnsas Gazette Of Oct. %.
The CherUkees-From gentleman residing in
the Western section Of the Territory, learn that
the Cherolees residing in the lower part Of the ma
ton are still greatly dissatisfied with their late
treaty. AS the time approaches for their removal,
the Indians in that section display increased dis
content; and it il feared that considerable ,ili-
Guilty may arise in removing some of tbs disaifa
ed. The flame of dscord it ia thcught, is f,nred
by white men who reside among them, ami who
are not destitute Of influence in their councils
The Old U. S. Factory at Spadre Bluff was de-
stroyed by tiIe few weeks ago.
INDIANA.-Tie Legislature of Indiana con.
vened on Monday, lst instant and on Tuesday End
the returns Of the August election were opened,
when il appeaed that
James b. Ray received 1911
Israel L. Candy, l2305
Hardin ". Moore, lO904
James b. Ray announced by thcPresident
OF the Senate duly elected.
On Wednesday the 81 the Presidential Electors
gave their votes for Gen Jackson. This was an
nounced by discharge Of five rounds from d six
FOUNDER. Gen. Homer Johnston was appointed
messenger to bear the votes 10 Washington.
Bait Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26

preference Of the produce OF native to foreign
industry. 1t rests on that principle, which,
inherent in our nature, has been planted the.e
by the wisdom of our Creator, aud felt, if not
owned, by every one who retains conscious.
ness OF personal identify: teaches the fair pro-
lection ofour own interests in any collision with
the interests of Foreigners.
I thank YOU for the kind interest which is
felt in The restoration Of my health. Shou d il
continue 10 improve, duri"g the residue Of he
NJ riod allotted TO my relaxation from official
duty. as much as it has since left Washing
ton, hope to return entirely recovered.
| pray you, Sir, in your own eloquent and
interesting manner, to make these nv acknow
Judgments and sentiments acceptable 10 those
whom you represent.
From Nj. Tnmpkins', Mr.. Clay was escorted
by fifty or sixty gen lemen, on horseback and
in carriages, 10 Charleston, distance OF eight
miles. On approaching the seat of Daniel Ruff
ner Eso situated short distance above town,
the civic eagle was seen waving from me top
of his large and commodious residence, whe,e
the party stopped and pa ok cf Nj Ruff er's
hosDitali,y to his distinguished sue>t and
were repaled with different domestic wines Of
fine quality.
Mr.. CLAY arrived at Charleston before three
o'clock, and at about four sat down TO dinner
with the gentlemen who had ccompanied him
TO town, and several others, who desred,an OPP
portunity of being introduced to him.
Mr. Clay had i4seneed to proceed on his
journey in the afternoons; but was induced TO
abandon this intention, on receiving an invita-
lion 10 a musical entertainment in the evening,
prepared by the ladies OF the Town and its vi
cinity, who were desirous to join in offering
testimonies of respec, to this iavorle states
man of the West Early on the morning Of
Saturday, he resumed his Journey towards
Kentucky, CARRYING with him the warmrst brne-
die,on, Of all who had an opportunity ofenjoy.
ing his society.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26

Bacon.A.ar0. Povk etc.
o. nnn bs. well cured bacon
SJ,'NNs 200 kess frs, guilty hogs lard
50 barrels mess pork
lS do prime do
40 hhds St: Croix and n. o. sugar
81 bbls white Brazil do
AZ hills N. o. moasses
pipes Cognac brandy
5 do Holland gin
s puncheons ". o. rum
i, 8 s sSis and }N. Edo
Is do Coxe's gin
80 10 whiskey
40 chests Fresh gunpowder, imperial and
so boxes : Y. ii, son teas
Port. Scots Sherry and dry Malaga wines
Sweet oil in baskets
CASTLE soap in boxes, mould candles in do
Raisins in kegs and boxes
Fresh figs in drums
Cassa, cloves, nutmegs etc.
which are offered on accommodating terms by
iulv "a W.R LINDSAY. I'LL & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
$50 ACRES.

The said land !. described by said deed as part OF
tract wing upon Occoq,rsn Bay in sad county Row
in the occupanc, Of said thompson A. shall sell
said land merely trustee under said deed shall con-
We, To the purchaser such title Only thereby vest
ed in JOHN MAChAE.
NAV 15--ts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26

PorN and Cheese.
Oh Bills. mess pork
~ $50 lbs prime new cheese. just received and
far saI,. Inv LINES IRWIN
VINO IN STORE,
10 cases Champagne wine
10 half or. Casks Malaga do
10 pipes brandy
do II. gin
h!ids Jamaica rum
20 bbls country gin
20 terces n j.. rum
50 hhls whskey
90 bags green coffee
20 boxes and chests SunpoWuer'ea
$50 boxes soap
so DO chocolate
50 do mustard
So kegs ground ginger
50 do do pepper
10 do raisins
20 boxes tobacco
50 acks fine SAT-
- bbls loaf sugar
Writing paper, boots ana SHOES log
Palm leaf hats, {. &C. NY %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
EMstee's Sale.

DY virtue OF deed OF trust from Robert 7. 1homp'
I'D son to me, hearing date the 3lstdaH OF May IL u
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF farix
County Court. in the State of Virginia. shall, IN
Monday the 18Th day of august merit, (being the hr't
day of Fairfax August Count, Cour before the 'front.'
door of the Court House of said county, expose 10
SALE by public auction, for ready money, Tract OF
Land conveyed to me by said deed, estimated to con.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of five several deeds of trust from Law
Ii renee G. Alexander TO NE dated the - day
OF July, 1927, the 6h dav Of August, 1927, the 9Th
day of March, 1923 the 10Th DAY ofMarch 1928. aud
the 4th day of June, 1925 dull recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Prince william County Court, shall on
Thursday, the 9Th day Of Angus next, before the
front-door of Prince william Court House. offer for
saI the highest bidder, tor read, money, all the
Estate, real and personal, conveyed to me by SAID
deeds, consisting Of said Alexamders interest under
his fathers Will in Tract Of Land. called Fling
ham, J., ing upon Cedar Run in said County and ~ II
valuable Slaves his share, estimated to contain 5000
acres, of certain Lands in the State OF Kentucky.
Tract OF Land Of about 100 acres adjacent to
Eingham, and four Slaves in his poss, ssion As
shall sell merely Trustee, shai convey toue
purchas rs of said Estate such title only as is vested
in me by the said deeds
June 23-ts JOHN MhCRAE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
PubNic Sale,

DY virtue oftwo DEGREES of the Circuit Court Of the
- District of Columbia, sitting IN Chancery ~ A.
exandria VIII be sold, public auction at u O'clock
on Monday an das of august nsla, at the Reading
Room in lcxandria, So, SH3RES MECH9F!CS'
BANK ST'Ot K-upon which So 50 per share have
been paid, to satisfy said decreess. Terms Of sale
ca n. ADAM YNN, Trustee.
iuy 25-ts GEO. JOHNSON. Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
BOARD If Health.

nRDERED that the members of the Board of Health
- be charged with the discharge and removal OF nu-
sances as below.
BENJAMIN Waters, east of Royal and north OF King
street.
u. Peake, between Royal and Washington and north
Of King street
A. c. Cazenove, north Of KING and west OF Wash
ington
John Creighton, east of Royal between King and
Prince-streets.
f.. Lunt, between Royal. Washington, King aho
Prince.streets.
n. Il Fituhugh. between King and Prince and west
OF Washington street
f. H. Davis south of Prince between Royal and
Washington-stree,s. GA.
Thomas Vowel, south of Prince and west of Wash
ngton-street.
ID Wright. south of Prince & east of Royal atreet.
july %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
For Sale,

4 NEGRO WOMAN from the country, about 40
wears old, without child or hu,banl--a good PLAN
cook, washer and ironer. Enquire of Mr.. James ID.
Kerr v hos house she may be seen, or OF Dr.
pc,ke. - july 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
Serlrs and Tobacco.

Segars and Tobacco.
vEJ1E subscriber takes the present occasion to re
new his sincere hanks to his friends and The pub.
lie for that continuance of patronage which he has *
perenced, and hopes at all times to merit HIS stock
on hand is now complete and of the best articles in
his lue-- Consisting IN part Of
Superior sweet scent chewing tobacco
Do ladies' twist do do
DO small do do do
Do small lump 10 do
SO 900 Spanish scgars warranted to be of the first
quality with general assortment, OF inferior Qualities
HEST QUALITY SA UFFS
Of every description All of which WILDE offered bv
the quantity al retail on the most terms
All orders thankfully received and promptly and
faithfully attended to. JOHN Lo1AN'
9th street and opposite the National Hotel, WASH
inston City.
July 26-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26

~ thermometer, yesterday, In tue '"a'e'
u: -. suu l2a-accompanied with tlne
T.. nrseze. and an elastic atmosphere
.x,,,cted, for this mornings paper,
,.r;.s Of numbers which have appear
charleston Courier, on the subject
Tiff We know not who the writer
~, ~, go do Know that his essays are written
/ .,rsS, aud chastest style, and are iuii OF
/ - and correct reasoning. His pA'r'ouc
lines, expressed with SO much elegance
n We hope, have the desired effect upon MS
IIow-ciljzens.
=. heard MANY honest and well mean
o.ople express their doubts as 10 'he con
n,l;,v Of the Tariff 10 them, there
=. article alluded 10 will be acceptable IL
vIIi,p 10 be governed in their senti-
a,s nv reason and common sense. his SUBJ
/ :, ,rra,ed in plain anh familiar Manner
90 torci5,e and striking, as not 10 taIl Of ar
| .;op the attention of every one who reads
-. c,lboun, the Vice Prcsidsnt OF the y. d
r,,blic dinner in Prndleton, y. I. on
!. AN instant. the following toast:
:, IN. c,,g,,,, of '76-rhey taught the world how
,,...,fIly oppression could be resis'edi may .ne
Hn ,.sch rulers that their only safety is IN justice
y .GOderation."
Here, then, we have the fac, avowrd' that
h. r,k,on candidate for the Vice Presidency
,.,gn,d with some Of The Southern dtma-
,,ue, in the scheme Of disuoion. l"s''ad' al
| -, Of supporting the dignity of his Office he
| ,,Iy consents to yoke himself to the Car 'i
| Cbiefsin; and for the purpose Of assisting
cause, scrOples not t" violate his "a'h who h
,o,a him 10 obey the Constitution ana laws
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26
Valuable Servants fuv Sale.

4 VERY likely and valuable female house servant
~ who is accustomed TO every kind of employment
about house, TO washing and ironing, milking, &c.
and has occasionally work ed in the field, who per.
fecy healthy and about thirty years OF age WIN
with her two children one boy three years old. tie
othcra female infant aged seven months, be sold on
moderate terms, to any residing in the county OF
Fairfax or its neighbohood, who may be disposed to
purchase Traders or their agents need not apply
Application may be made at ,his'.t
iuiy 1D-en9w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-07-26

DY virtue of deed oftrus,, from Jonathan c. NAV
I'D and wife to me, of record IN the Court Books OF
Nexan,lria County, "a. No 2, folio 4Sf) shall on
Saturday the 9th day OF August next at O'CLOCK IN
the aIrcrnoon. offer at public SALE for ready money,
ON the pr, misses. that lot or piece Of ground on
which said Mays seg.r aanuiactoy stands, beginning
on Prince. 1871 feet to the Westward OF Union,
street running thence With Prince street westerly. ~
feet, thence southery parallel to UnonstIee' iee.
he the same more or less, the ground late the pro-
nertv of Jonathan Hall decd thence casteriy win
the line OF that ground and parallel, 20
feet: thence with a straight line TO tie beginning
This property is subj &C. TO previous memo inc
Bank of Potomac. -,
shI convey 10 the purchaser such title as is vest.
ed in me by the said Deed
July l5--3tawts COLIN hOID, IIus. '....