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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

The master says that a few days ago, N
the longitude of q beIieve) 30 deg. he fell
in with a brig, water-logged, having
living woman dashed to the main top, tour
living seamen in the rigging, and (Oh.
dreadful to relate) dead man spread In
the shrouds, on whom the unfortunate ana
unhappy survivors were subsisting, The
master says that he made every eXertlon
to save them, but. alas! without avail;
and that very heavy gale, which lasted
about IS hours, caused him to leave them
to'the mercy of the foaming ocean, into the
bowels of which, he has no doubt, they
were consigned soon after its commence
ment. The master deserted ''lndl' on
some part of her. He came close to her
several times and requested the poor fell
lows to throw themselves overheard, that
he might be enabled to pick them up, but
he could hear them say that they were too
weak, and when they saw the impossible
y of saving them, their lamentations were
dreadful.
The Eclectic Recorder states that the
Scriptures have been published in whole
IN. M MORT m II IaDotloUas and dialects
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

It is Umored that am order has been received
from Washington, directing the United States
troops now at Sacketts IIubor, to remove forth
with to the disputed territory on the northeastern
boundary of the United States, and take post up
on the line. The three companies now at Green
Bay are TO Join the company from Sackett's IIar-
bour. and the whole are to be under the command
of Major Clark. The necessity and object of this
movement, are, of course, not made public; bat 1t
is not matter of surprise that these steps should
be taken if the complaints of our fellow citizens
of Maine are well founded. Our government Is
bound, by respect to its dignity, to take prompt
measures when It's citizens complain Of being ar
rested and imprisoned by foreign power, be-
cause they will not acknowledge its jurisdiction.
L Is also stated that q communication to Con
gress is daily expected from the president, which
VIII be received with closed doors. What may
be It's import we do not undertake to say. We
give these rumours as they reach us without pre-
tending to vouch for their accuracy,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23
From tie Norfolk Herald, .4Pra 7.
LAMENTABLE OCCURRENCE.

It is with a feeling of deep sorrow that
we announce the following occurrence,
which has cast a gloom Of sadness over
our whole community:-On Saturday last
the following young gentlemen, midshiP-
men in the U. $. Navy, viz: William j..
SHdeH, Frederick Rodgers, Robert w.
Harrison, and Busbrod w. Hunter, man
ned sail boat, and proceeded down the
river, as they had been accustomed to do
for recreation and practice. The wind was
blowing fresh; but when they had proceed
ed about three miles it became aawy, with
intervals of dead calm. 1t was after one
of these intervals, that a sudden and very
heavy flaw Of wind struck the sails, when
the boat capsized, filled, and instantly
sunk, carrying down with her, Mr.. Slidell,
who never rose. Mr.. Rogers and NJ. Har-
rison cheered each other for some time;
but exhausted by cold and fatigue, the for
mer sunk, and the latter soon shared his
fate. Poor Hunter was on the eve of fol-
lowing his Inflated companions, when an
East river schooner, then beating down,
picked him up, nearly in a state of iusen-
sibility, and put back with him to the Ma
Wy Yard, where. with proper care he was
in a little time restored to health
Immediately on the receipt of these dis
Hessing particulars, Com. Barron order
ed boats down to drag for the bodies; but
they have not been found.
Mr.. Sldell is from New York, and bro
Their 10 the lady of Captain u G Perry.
Mr.. Rodgers was Is or II years of age,
and son of Com. Rodgers. .Ur. Harrison
was son Of Robert VI. Harrison, ESQ.
Commercial Agent at ST. Bartholomew.
They were young men of the finest promise
and much caressed in the circle of acquain-
lance to which they had found ready
introduction in this place.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

The following affecting narrative viii
be read with the deepest feelings Of com
miseration.
BRIeUs, Nov. d.
"The James, belonging to Mr.. Cozens,
arrived at Cubits Yesterday from Portugal.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23


Exploring expedition to the South Seas.
Next to the combinations of the ter
nble game of war, there is nothing
which men contemplate with more eager
interest than the adventures of voyagers
and discoveries. This spirit of curiosity,
hardly less than that of gain, has by de-
grees made the greater part of the world
acquainted with the other, and vastly ex-
tended the sphere of knowledge as well
as traffic. In the present state of science,
and amidst repose which the civilized part
Of the world enjoys at this moment, it is
a kind ofreaection on it that even a doubt
should rest on the existence of other coun-
tries vet undiscovered. The curious as
well as the scientific, must be desirous to
see a contemplate map made out of that
little globe Gas an astronomer must con
slider it,, on which we have now been liy-
INC we know not how many thousand
years; which we have but lately discover
ed to be round; and of all whose divisions
we arc at this day uniformed. Even IS
skins and whale oil were not likely to be-
come more abundant by the projected ex-
petition spoken of above, we should be
glad to see it undertaken, in order to add
one link to this chain complete geograph-
ical knowledge.
Mr.. Reynolds, however, has wisely add
ed the spur Of probable gain to these more
liberal views: and in his letter to the
chairman of the committee of Naval
Affairs. has stated his views of the extent,
character and advantages of our COM
merce in the Pacific Ocean, TO extend
which, among other things, Is the object
of his expedition, From conversation,
reading, and observation he has collected
many particulars relative to this trade,
which extends to various articles-tO whale
oil, sea otter and seal skins, sandal wood,
ivory, land animal furs, and feathers. At
the commencement of the revolutionary
war, the whale fishery, to which we shall
limit our notice Just now, was nearly con-
fined to Nantucket, and made an annual
return Of thirty thousand barrels Of oil,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

The Eclectic Recorder states that the
Scriptures have been published in whole
or in part, in AZ languages and dialects.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-04-23

terrain such am idea. This Is III the true
style of tine owarwout letter.
The assertion that heregrets beng call
Ca ou' les' ms appearance os'oio 'lo PuD-
DC al 'ins ii'ne' may oo aJulou'ea' as mas
'lio@c! Oeen ,ne case, 10 improper mo
ives Is announcer precious piece Oh cant
q ne ue"etn haG JUST oeen upon d long
Journey PutPoSeiy 70 ca.ch aPPi'uSe'- =.
l''' .''ls was 'lS so'5 Oolec' 'lIu emu oi
MS eN-ho.loH "l Ne" O'Iealis' Is oelle'eu
ana loit 10y every one. Allef uia' au' en-
t1Ie 20 t'lN about rlsrets upon account OF
o9pelfa.H.ceS' is nothing more or less tnan
silly oleciauon. 1t exposes HIM TO the
contempt OF ms opponents II not to that
ol ms friends; and elects for mm no single
useful or beneficial purpose. but the
most cgousucal canung and absurd part
O.. the letter. IS that where he asserts ms
"r.ers Of constitutional p0rcr and .7n,cT-
IcW policy rTc imbjbsd, jg 40 snail de-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
From the Hew-York Daily Advertise,

By areporl oil the Secretary Of Slae,O Il.
House OF Representatives Of the Upcd Snr
made during The present session, It a., >,
that there have issued in the course ofthe W,
1927, ABOUT three hundred and thirty p.ul
Tor various Inventions and improvements Tx
relate to vast variety OF subjects aud o5rt6
Two oil them are Tor the feet Of andron,, ~
for the mode of bluwi,o md s,,;L;
hI,ctsm;,bs ,h;rJ ',"'S X
homnnv four,h cor s"l I 'S' "'"i
inc .ors and bn,,cr efh r"s o's ., ptfnt
;nn sar,b s;x.b in ,hs n o, ~ ,a,S ~ 'lN
iron Coo,s,ore, a sn,en,h IN 49, ao". u '&
n,v;no pe,s ~ annie ch.s.s. ", " -
borse yote r;n,b n Tho ao,,n gu e.S"'
Lr;cLs .nd s,ore ,sn'h !, ,to " 'r''S
orL.,I,o Ja,, ''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

a MEETING of the subscribers to the S'o .St.,
N Chesapeake and Ohio Canal COMPANY T,, o,c,zE
on Monday, the 9Th day ofAprl ensuing al W. y. -
A. NJ, at the City Hall. in Washington ioi %, n
pose of electng President and six DIRECTOR n,
duct the concerns of the Company for SUI.
not exceeding three years, as the sad SUD-
shall think fit.
S. II. SMITH,
A. c. CAZENO'L'
c. SMITH, ,..
Commissioners on the part Of CnsS ."
F. TiLGHMAN,
Pc. THOMAS,
SAMUEL SPR!GG,
Commissioner on the part ofthe STATE o. I n e@S
II. H HENDEksoN
WIN. ELZEY.
&c. HUNTER;
Commissione,s on the part ofh: MaN q ~
Washington, March S w4w p,-
Grrhe other papers of the District, .TG,,e
Baltimore, Richmond Enquirer, and Na'ioD 'Gr,.I
Philadelphia, will please insert the so'''
ment three times week for four weeks -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
Triun,phs Of Arf-Great improvement in
Printing.

1t is announced in the Times, that that pa
per is now printed with an improved machine,
the invention Of Mr.. Charles AppIegath, which
takes off the astonishing number OF four lhou~
sand copies an hour, or seventy copies in mi
mute. This speed is twenty times greater than
could be attained with The kind Of press in use
dozen years ago, for with thar press paper
The size of the Times could rot have been work
ed, on one side only, at The rate of more than
four hundred impre ssioHs in an Lour, THAI is
two hundred an hour on both sides.
1t would be curious 10 make computation
of the increased power given to man by The
urcss for the circulation of knowledge, and tho
this cannot he done with accuracy, we may
form some idea oil it from calculating the saw
ing of human labor produced by printing The
Times, instead of writing out the copies by an
amanuensis. To write out the contents Of one
Of it's numbers with pen would occupy an
amanuensls SIX days; the extent OF its circula-
ZION is, we believe, between 5000 and 5000 CO.
pies; taking it therefore Of the lower number,
il would require 5000 persons to write out III
one day all The copies of that journal published
daily. But this is very defective view OF The
case: we have yet no allowance for the great
power of compression, and the vast utility 't
that power, which the art Of printing afords.
The paper requisite for an amanuensls to write
out in an ordinary hand, the contents Of that
| paper, would cost twelve times as mucn as Inc
D aper tina, is used for printing 1t; the great
bulk of this paper would make i, very inconve
nient 10 read, and aImos, impossible to eireu'
late the Journal The importance oil compress
sion then is obvious, and it, for the sake o! H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
SUGAR REFINERY.
TOsEPB sANFORD& Co. having CONF

TOSEPBL SANFORD& Co having con'"'"
d Sugar Refining Business 81, ,bncS:
in Alexandra, d C.. in that house On VIC
street. formerly occupied by Jacob Hoffman ., n
leave to solicit share of Public patronstsf
have now on hand, general assortment 0, ed. 4
gars. which they sre DESTROYS to sell Ios
punctual customers on accommodating N Il, a
GrThe National Intelligcncer viii u' 'h' wa
three times week for one month; ana ". ,s5
ter Republican once week for two mC ,s G,,p
their accounts to this Office. mncn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
Geo. 5. WoWgh

HAS Just received some handsome
i Ginghams, striped and plaid
Calicoes, 6 4 and A. csmbrcs
Book muslins, silk and cotton.hose
Super steam. loom and domestic shlhns' .
shectings
Bed tckings. plaidS and stripes
Brown and white drillings
Some beautiful fancy white and buff mAi'e'
vcsting -
Afew pieces superior black Italian lI'trHs
White, orange, green and rose lta.'ln cf-3e
Scotch and German linens
Sd mo 25th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
Fish BARRELS.

4 FEW hundred of white and red oak, Tor sale y.
n cooper's shop on Union-street, near ih'"H
wharf, Alexandra. Appiyto ,Dowy
mar l5-2aw2w EDMUND L. bho'.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
Ground Plaster.

RnO BBLs. Ground Plaster-for SAFE al vs.
OUU reduced price by ,.,r,
Sd mo 25th-eo3t JUN JAZZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27

the amanuensis should be OBLIGED ,o
his writing into the same space a, he pri %%fs
supposing This possible, it would ,ak.p printing
iour times IS long 10 perform his ,ask E's
To write out in this way the Times
per would, therefore, occupy 10000 y, i''f'
But the press which works off tni, r '.''''s>
moved by steam,& completes the imn,. ~s.'''
in TWO hours; if it were nece,s,ry ', =. Il
press might be going - hours; in rh !" NN:
II would do the work Of two million ,wo t an'
dred and four thousand scribes. V, N S.a'
manual operations which produce hi. y" N
are performed by abou, two dom han1' 'S"i
are the advantages We owe to mecb,n;.., Na
thar one man can 90 in the presen, d,y 1I
four centuries ago, would have reou;r,. 'a%
HUNDRED thousand. Ws
Amongst the various purposes ia ~,
steam has been applied. perhaps here, ,.
that will be of greater advantage to ,br n~'
pie Of the United States. than the de. P'"
recently made Of its application to the n",'
of bleaching linen and muslin. |, will =. pE :,
essential service to our Infant mannheim
We have samples left OF our Office Of ,b,ct r.
men drilling, which we're bleachcd in tho ,b. :"
space of ten hours, without the lra,, inn, r','
the fIbric, and of cotton which was bI.,rb,,;.
a much less time.
we understand patent has been ob,,.,
for This improvement and tha, a COMPANY =.
making application TO the Legislature to b..
corporaled with capital Of one hund,edl,,
sand dollars, tina, its benefit NAV be ts,I,Jn
The community. !ai5my igu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-27
From the I.ondcn New Monthly Magazine.
THE NARRATIVE OF a STUDENT AT
LAW

600 stand therel never had brother,
Nor can there BE- that deity in my nature
OF here and every where!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20

~ 'ur oi deed Of eKeouted 10 the nict
zs7 nv Jamt' Monroe, ie 20h LAY AZ Sept isgB and
dny recorded III the purpose therein mentioned we
ohrr Tor SAFE, ir ready ,nay the I'm Il Init
next IN the 'own Of Cha 1oitevle rens Abeuafie cou
Certain ldet at nd lying aud 7eing TIE county of Abe
MARIE ahnui . riiie. beiGw town of Milton and :, ~.
19rh OF hyanna acimns The lands DAVID Aiche
'ns' fkeP aud others, and Containing 705 acres mo,
or less tpgftnef with all The builnes ami ,mntovsnne
thereon Tue Trustees viii convey such sith i,
ca 70 ne i7dspusbd vested nv tn. ,fot
deed Of tusi. WIN cambridge Tn,
NAYS tiS 'U'
~ b. Altho' the deed feqnfes sale for ready p"nsv
Pafh'f consent 10 sellths property credit cf T. and
Yeas with the daeand, that case, bond with
approved personal security, and deed ofu Oh the land viii
Bs-f rduueh. - " '" WIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
From, the Albion.


TIN: sroc
Read ariosiy read f., yoyr h,ro,r, ys a., oo,,,
Why dsiii Won re- al t;re,k ,n.i J,,,n an orl.,s
Fs..o'r che ASS bridge son, OF IN, C,mbriJse Fen,
All their Blue Stockings crossing the Border!
Their banner is Aging
They've "victJiy" crying
jnsji solve es'iJ Problem IA Euclid before ys---
Come from the rowing match,
6lee-ciuh, sad ~ CATCH
itsat Tor Glass and the old Coileg. glory,
he bvns aud professors arise from your .!umhers,
Open your tooss-put your itutc, in order
Tie danger s pressing, in spite of your numbers,
for' tue biue Stockings are eto,-iuy III. Border
ussceni from Your r,!h,ric. q, MI, nj IN. i,,rp
Rad ,ri.l--ior their steps e, In. yy,nl.,,L ~ ,
bend: wv
Ihe Depths oi your science ye Doctors they'll s)on
49,, prnh-,
an Old Escuiaflus the ElusS would extend
Iheir eiack nr.sponding,
.. wan hard words abDunjing;
SeiU'-gnn' are their weapons which gre at dis
order.
IL G,s They're ensliteLi-
- Ky nothing They're Enlightened,
hc':,nnti"' Blue Stocking who pa,sd Der The
hni "" your honours them 0xfoid and Cambridge M m
i"2k lawyers, iouk, your Green Bags IN order.
on 90" o ",len, YOU wall not escape he ken
". Tue Blue Stockings who pas< DER the Bo,ieti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
NPRE.YG GOODG

EkALL NELSON mas received large aud general
~ ''s7ftnent Of Stspie and Fancy Goods; among which
a.. Navpino, Grecn psd and fancy csicoes Gresp psid
NayanO anJ faney striped sns hgms; and plain
900 Sw" mon'i ambofed sui Plau book null uusn,
eambtic aud Iiconet nu'ln rich worked muslin robes bk
Italian osug' black and c,ored eros de Naples Ind, and
French 'atn PLAID striped and plan hsge hlac,
worked muslin pelernss, cape, sn1 collars black and bde
hobh'uel lace ve'ssd bdki English and French thread
aces aud edgings London cloths oa'sime yostnv Ifis
nen 'heengs aud dspsski znabug, and tiekIenborss;
brown aud bieached shrtins' aud domestic plsds-wni
west prices "
nly2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
Sy tae Governor Of The COMMUNICABLE Of -VI,l.
ginia:
Il PROCL.aaLaTION

w HEhEhS has been r'PIeeneito th. Executive, thai
~ murder Of most daiiug and brutal character, va,
eo,nmne ia the county 81 Lancaster, Tuesday the eth
' on me body OF Miss George, ia
we pua toad about Of that day. with wounds
on me head and her vosed: The mo.
au"en as n"nknown have therefor, thought propery
WIN ,he au'ee OF the Council Of State oer reward of
ov 70 any person or ptr,on', who will aPprss
az ne OF ''s inhnman deed and convey him
And do require all oac civil ir,
y he eShsrt the good people OF the
h-' oc;t endeavo TO the fugitive apr shend
&c, that ne may he dealt with as the law directs.
GIVEN under my hand Governor and uuder the Seal OF
ls,s1 The COMMUNICATE, at Richmond. hi. Goth day Of
~, hPfi, 1873 VIM u. GILES.
NAY va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
LAND FOR SALE.

i0UR5OANF to the provisions Of deed " trust exeeu
~ ed ~ d. Geo Wan CrumF, 10 the payment Of
certain sum Of mIney therein mentioned, Einnnd u
get1n sod ohefnd which recorded The oerks sce Of
Vumherisnd, sha, ~ she III ni June next At CumDefsnd
snfhgu'e' proceed 20 sell ~ life OF sad Geof
Nm Cfunp, "a go ct land, lying the ssd county
fdIbnng tue snds of James H,hsnn oths,. on Biz Gut
ft Geek consdefsbe portion Of the n fresh tTesk
low grounds well adsdct 10 The production IT tobscoo
si IN good heart II will be sold ere5 l Christine
F"en go~,iJu wdl he gw-n, With ihe privilege to the pnr
'''tf Of sowing wheat neHt f,ll, DASL A WILSON,
Trustee.
MY lfg--~tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
By the Governor Of t6e COMMONWEALTH Of Pc.
giaia

~ hEhEAS has been represented tn the Executive SO
OF Court OF kmg Queen county, that the night 81
we YIN ns the clerks office Of the said all the
sns stsry the whole Of the Records the uruishe
Tor e use OF 'e court and the Seal of Office
~ "e aud That Il believed 10 be the
nave thought proper, with Tie advice of the
" " Ssle 10 er reward Of 500 dollars any person
who VII discover ADD apprehendhe said Iuctnisr,,
S SonSey nun 10 the Jail Of the said unity Of King
Ssensnd DO NOR cover require ell officers, civil aud mil
nay ann ehho tue good people or the
pfii h. to esa ts a ne"d'ay 70 he
Given under my band Governor and unier the Seal
loesI 81 The Commonwealth, at Rehpond ss 24,h day
- q. hPih''S2o WIN. b. GILES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
By the Governor OF the Commonwealth Of Yns
ginia:
A PROCLdylEyHTYON

HEnEAS sppea's by an inquest held the body ola
~ Mrs Isabella Nlui-, IN the county of Chesterfield,
hs ie'h n. who died on the fh that there good
10 heve that her death by voenee
Der ny her husband Dsymrle Muir, made IN, e.csrn
o now gens al large have, thought proper,
WIN ns advice o the Council OF State cet reward Of
convey 70 ", Jsi Of Chesterfield county Aforesaid the
mpe n'r and do, require all civil
10 a,e Their best sndssvos the fugitive to
oesPpfnehded het he be dealt with the drees..
Given under my hand Governor and under the Seal III
,seaI the Commonwealth at Richmond, thu, 24,h Apf
Darymple Muir about IS year, old feet o. inches
n,sn, r.S complexion sandy hair aud red w,.kefs The
. q {.
April IS. ,fs-v4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
TrlLst iGnie nc-trcnrnep

'ntF virtue VI iie-t us executed 10 e rs Francis
80 hakh'm Z, .aiHiy certain puiposrs contained ~,
wa i'rd sh-iI u1ri ss to the
" ahri'a foHrhouse ur. An rhurs1sy ~ Mayest the
oi,o.ns y, sz S,ePhsnL sdy William, Sam Roberts
convey such title as inse'iei trustee.
ELIJAH GRESHAM, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20

yDURSUANr to two several trust deeds executed 70 NJ n
~ Tinstses, by VIM r. Bst,, Of the county Of AmeIis r.,
tie pu'nse the e'n mentioned, which said deed. are d,v
r'eoed IN Amelia county clerks Office, and one Of viii -;
'ht rs olie Of Po~haaD county, fuees aforr,,i
w'' expose Il 'ft, without pshc auction at Gen
TO, IN Po"hstsn sundry slaves IN the said ,ri,
also the said WIN. t. BASIS n,oIety the nito Mir, fr
ea'h Acting trustees shall convey uly sue tile a. Is
vested IN n' by aid deeds, aitho the title 10 he
ipdPuabr The fore gcing will take place on The ri ~
:" June JSp. CHAFFIN, Tfu-
r. RCD. BOOKER, tees.
CONSENT 10 the sale OF the above named property.
-, WIN. BASS.
hpiH wills
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
.t~OTyTE

NNV>tSilNG TO close my finally, the Executes
W OF iht late H. W. Coleman, esiDestiy request n
person. having claims against the estate Of
make mem Known iot settlement; and the like request IS msfs
9" to'e who have CLAIM. against the Of Cole.
man q voolfolk Those indebted 10 either b. w. CoIemau
or 10 Coleman u w k, Ex'or D. w Cole
naI, are requested ~ make immediate payments a. no (ur,bt
'nduEenee cen be given. JOHN SHEPPARD, Ex'or
e ID. w. CoiemsD, dec.
jar. IS ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
.WOTJrE

~ 40 eomnten to the Jail Il The Town " Peet srg az
W Runaway, the nth day OF Jan 1923 o.xro mai
'ays MS name Roland; shat hts MASTER.
't ne noe "o know has ii name, but thnf Ae a mas
sGIe ~ negroes he further that he about
tns n'ge 81 lat summer, at Prince Edward
. tshes wilson, and M Pearson houst him, ihss
:, IN the COUNTY Of powha,sn. lie feet nehts
~ o. - y+sr oda olerah bright
Q" od ne e'oth coat aud vest ard homeypuu
mixed eo'r. The :"ner requested 10 come forward.
prove properly, pay cha and take him away or he will h
dealt with as tue law sifeets. ROGER MaLLORY
hpri' I. ,os s,,s.s--,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-05-20
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LISBoy, March l9.-(Pfiyato Correspondence
II he reply to the dispatches sent by Mr.. Lamb 10
England,by the George The Fourth, will have c o.
idersbie influence on the future fate Of Portugal.
Many persons, who we're prepared TO emigrate
have concealed themselves, waiting further news