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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01
1;,iGo KIM. / 4.3ot ;'cHc-s.

'rrr's arI sh1r'' Tor air ot ibc MiNAGTRS' OFFICE
,iri"r tho Eat'c Ijo:cl.
TtcErrs !! I-~'r"rs e,-c-srrrrs 81.
9a"ka-H nj - v"h'r r<c which of ncrcssiy draw
I52, NAV ~ had for 572 Shares III sanc proportion.
el %.
rr $3.50, A. ca-'' orr of&tOo00 whole ticket was
r1i :" hin few days, u Gentleman Of Petersburg Va.
C,l ~ INfi5 g. 3f1NTYTSE'S
P'ci---.r Z Sat-. I = 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

hSD fO}s %At,F. ~. SIh criaar offers for sale Il
s, r in fhc county ri toI-cscr yirg on York river
er mile f-"r Go-" or i"r- containing thrcr hundred
t f),i";"c ',r~, Lc?rrGc' oi isrrd in the river
This place -r',t r FIR fish rri oysters and has on it n
spI, O. good - iurt0-Icn's consist of dwelling
6Dus" i'ci s,uN ftn.c. r., terms (which will bc
c,onrno'e'ul 3griy I P;~ha:l Thornton, Gloucester
Or - toe unGcri-f y, in lI1nov"r. HECTOR DAVIS
Sf,t 10 70
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COMMIssICNRR's OEFIcE J

Rchmond, August 18th, 1895
nc parties Interested hereby notified 10 attend M
'h9 office At o'clock, Of tins first dav of Octobe,
next and render the directed by the foregoing
order of court. HILARY RAKFR o.;
o. ' ~ e. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

MFR. ALrNoNSE LNUBAT la
4ta- wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, or Lo:;G- ISLAND. where Inc nov has,
IN fnl cultivation, Ihirfy:Eps .4cr.s of
Ground, containing 72,0UO Craze Vine
foors; h'Ivnrs alsD the p"ruiar advantage
o, trrinp eIrahicTi to procure the best species
ut koo's iru.! hrs Fathers extensive Vine
y7rt!s and Nurssrics, IN the Districts of Ho,.-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

SALV.-iOVO sacks cila! to any ever mror,sd ~ his;
-, B Bi''' "' receiving pr brig Union fGWiefpG9l for
Scr,a7 -
-, rtst ,UiTANrEE,
~ The bri; MENICO, Capt PATrYrsoH cappc,cd
SNS and eoppcr-fascncd, carins $50 hlils tobacco.
EEZW Tic nsjs rAvLmH asG tsy. Ap,n,, copper,
NM s,. nird aud copPoIcd, in1 carrs 2eoTt 2To
NVHis,lEl:,l $50 O5iraI. d = g;?% yid:NEys
No - SIMS Jyhar; saitmo,, !
vii, be sold tic in lots sli purchasers
r 3D. and nh ssooftod and Ct good quality New oeons
u hs', Pecan NUTS viii hc sold low to close ss'es
s's qas' Sastss"F sicEs %5ans each y, &C.
Mso"sS' i sp1f M!' oSANKS
i'a'cn; and oomlnou CAsIBo0SI,S
small ,voicc OF ANCHORS will he SOLO tlor SIZE.
: Tobnoc9 rRjSs' made Of Cast lion, vcr compete and
wl furnish any quantity STOVES ot nc approaching
NIB. VIII purchase any euan'ly .; Old v,os,,, or Cas-
Iuo b es11, aai, i9m Ncs. Yoij inc fo G
Dlk3 GOODS:
sci fiecs ttaian irs,rings, very hpovY
n, n't I'D; AND 7Gni r.ps d9 , i'st.cs
Pun and White and sup ,1 FS for So S@Si
E, ,S g M rs I2'ns and FLA 1 sa, e,an"
iiiacIs AMI cooc,d N.nain Grape rrrs
s:iand 10 inch black italian -aya,s
''ch figured gauZe and sin hdn.S
l.I's n FIRE hI 1,s Italian en.cs and cape DO
"a ahd "a vrdycssctl Irish linens soft finish
s long lawns, some uuji-lalv finn,
IHr and and i b,ros vaivr, c1st-
stool miN, olive br1.vu, Ia rct AMI 2r~cn 80:
i.De ,t m ,ist, ami an. t cosh G,Ia 10
N,stc-,arzc and nS1in tlannc
csoaro, 4sor o,s st saoe pY %" ta"9 w c9
Wu ~ sHid NJ ING Tel raic' pcis Iljr usual
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

yiRGiNIh: At rules, holden the clerks Office Of the
Superior court of chancey for the Richmond district
INC ih day of August, 1929 Thomas Price jr Jane
4 Snton, pits against Byrd George, James Lyons, ir,
Thomas P'iddy Joseph r. Price, Philip E. Winston Rich
ard Norris Joseph C. Wingfeld, Robert COPELAND Henry
H. 'nstoo, Eusenia Thinan, and John r. dfts
we defendant Robert Copeland not having entered his
appearance ana given security according ae, Of
assembly and the rules Of this appcs by
satisfactory evidence that he is nbabitan Of ,liB
country; IT is ordered that the said defpdant do appear
nero on the first day Of tho term answer the bill
o itf plaintiffs and hat copy of this order be forthwith
'H'',cd IN nc newspaper published in the city OF Rich
n"n io "o months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the from
door oi the capitol, in the said city.
81 copy Tpsir. WI. G. Pr-yDJETov e. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

VIRGINIA. ~ rules, holcn the clerks Office Of tho
superior court of chsncery for the Richmond district
The 4th day Of August 1925 Joseph g. Lrake and Mary
H. his wife, pits against Susan Masz;c, Thomas Massc.
Henry MaFsie, William A. Masyie and Charles Nlasse,
dts
The defendant William A. Iassc, liza wing entered
his appearances and given security according the Of
assembly aud the rules Of this court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence, that he is inha ant of this
country; II is nrdercd, that the said defendant do appear
nero the first day of tie term, and answer the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, aud posted front
door Of the capitol, in the said city
r. cory. Te.;r, W.. &. rcrrtE'row. C. O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

iAS ANN.Eit;>> OfFis...- pE'tAL SWAMP Cas.L JIyr-
~ rEfT CH&s 17h In be- drawn the Dist Oro!cr:
I'm ILLLr Z. n.llt LLI.r., L. H.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

SALI--ioVO sacks, e,Ia! to any Imported 10 thj;
y place. .cce,n, pr. brig Union from, liverpool Tor
''ts CiiAS. PALMER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

VIkGINIA At rules holden in clerks Office of the
superior court Of chanCery for the Richmond district,
the 9TH day of August 1928: Edmusd Walls pit oga,rst
WILLIAM II. FOushPe and James Rawlings, dffs.
The defendant william n Foushsn, not ha vrr entered
his appearance ard given security according Of
assembly and the rules of this court and appearing tv
satisfactory evidence, that ne is nI,a nj of Ibis
country; is ordered, that the aid dc enart do anpsa
mere the 6rs DAY of the term, md niyrcr ne bill
Of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this forthwith
Inserted in some newpaprr published in the ciiy cf Rich
Honb, for months Succcsvry and posted at the font
door Of the capitol, in the ssii city,
O. A COPY. Tcstc. W-r G.. pFEDrr-oy r r
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SUBSCRIPTION

FRANCE, 0r q rrorierafc J,jcr 1cournr,,rc ne
,Is'iudn,fian 81 th"t Culture p Ire United Sirt.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-01

A3iRGtNIA: ~ snucrior q q ch,rcrIy, ,n;d.u
at the former capitoI, IN the city Of w amS,urn
tic hiiarnth day OF Lny. 'hn>s cTh hun'lei
anil twenty
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~ The CoHsTITUTioyAL WING is published twice n
week, wednesdays and Saurdays) five dollars per
arnuu1, payable IN advance.
- Previous to discontinuance Of the paper ali ar
rearasGs must he paid up. And those who may wish 10
discontinue will notify the Editors that effect least
thirty days before tic period expires for which they sub
scrbcd
u For aavertispg75 cents square (o ess) for tho
hrs insertion, and 50 for each COMMUNICATIVE
number NJ insertions he noted the MS.
'hcy viii be continued and charged accordingly.
IL All letters to the Editors be postpaid, or uev
will receive nh attention.
u Notes Of chartered spe,ic paying Banks Of any OF
the States will be received payment for subscription TO
the Whg though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
ne preferred; and retances be made through ;As
Pos Oa'cc ~ :ts -'st IF th9 T!'.c--
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1TiHs:INIA: AZ r,cs olcn in tie cIeris o,cc Of I,

| hr-. 1923
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14


a -, aa,i.e.i ttai IL WIS ~ Necessity s.
- ,,et. adq.sedlv the Sresfgaff ~ sh' "
80, i .rem stanpre eirfaprnY "aa6' w
bs mad As4etni,fre tone aud ma NV /"
-, eo,yer. Wiilntfan' inenu,''aifnr',t 'a's
.'.,-,ae,i passport. had II been deemra me-
a. Admitted be bad received snch n
.f,,,.le,,s with discretionary po"et 70 "''s.a
-, aadrr suspiroas oIcean'siaa ''s ~
-. ,,e,,ll 4 undertake. 90 ,Isfrininnie, '"'
.s,nl1 under circumstances ntt a. ~ MAJ u'''
III ,ae neacrs uH,ltr which be he'ea. "eis
5..,;,elv t.arn frou him. lie then i'oh M eo'
i5s,,,.,g oIine 10 give him, oin somfif'pet per,
- gsri.6eaie of Ire right Of property "ho
-. ,,.. a pasnbtt fapfecesd
Certified a, Nashville, tins iii o. = nlfn,'ei'
1sle. '" lI.... ,,a,,.oi ~.
..l.en,fi,o and Don determination. d e",e'e.
mi .l5es not ave Us immediate feh l. % "''a
-. i,,icss t,,aal IN the Agency lioase. ~ hat
,i.s, T.. viii aoi obey the orders ri re ''f',''iy
-, ~, the solemn GIN aatee nnder tif ',ef.
=. ,,.s ct,zcns Of the ta'ed sia g 'iaii
,5,,,, the t-sf ana uanoistsd ase ol nm i''.s
s.aI,l, nnsniore. nevertheless, WI MOI .'uf'
,.sN,bs d,e :. casl Tbe cilizrus .nv tH"' : ~ 'e
move 'ae a J.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

From the .Ne1r- York Gazttis. March o6.
tfiract Of q ifHer fr0m n highiy respectable Il
merlcnn gentleman nj Mddrid 10 his friend in
His cHy.
Cur last adviCes from America furnish
gloomy picture oil tue state OF affairs in the
new governments Of the south. There was a
period here when il was thought SPAN would
have recognised their Independence bn at
HE present, even the hope of such an event
has vanished in fact, the apparently incnra-
BILE, aud, to a foreigner, wholly Uncomfortable
system Of nal administration that prevails
hele Is the only security OF spanish American
independence. Thu, however will probably
he an eitectuaI one, although, should matters
be as well managed for some lime 20 come at
tuha, and as badly in Columbia as they have
been tor some lime past, | am not quite sare
that his Catholic Majesty may not ultimately
recover part Ot his ancient colonial EN-.
pire.
confess hardly know what opinion to
form Of these new states. Abandoned by the
mo her country, and apparently incapable Of
governing themselves, they appear 10 he con
dtmhed IN undergo constant succession of
civil wars aud revolutions, until the several
military chiefs who come forward in the
course oil these troubles, shall establish a NUN
Der ct independent city municipalities, like
'hesf OF The barharous tendal tyrants Of the
m'ddle ages in Europe, upon the ruins Of the
colonial empire OF Spain, or the rights and
Liberties Of the people. This last result has
already been realised in Paragua, and seems
10 oe fast realizing in other quarters.
As pendant or companion piece 20 this
agreeable spectacle, we have lately had here,
as you will have seen from the pubic prinls,
a complete evil war between the two great
rival po@ersoi church and state, which are as
completely separate in this country as Two
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from me CaDe Fear Kefar}sr.

from he Cape Fear h1e6 ''f.
Mr. Edtor.-I have oiten been asked WY
ship was called she trust the following W.
give the reason
Because they wear caps and honnets,
Because they are upright when IN stays
Because they are often painted,
Because thov are best when employed
Because they bring news from abroad.
Because they look best when rugged
Because they are often Abandoned
Because their value depends on age.
Many more reasons / could give. out s-
the above will lie satisfactory.
[Nepitne Bard Bo'io'
Archbishop Usher being requested by, >.
Button to wr1te an Epitaph on his father
him the following -
Oh, aeas'n and earth Oh stars and po'f'
Thai g,aves .hould be bus B.'ion-a'.' =
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ro~eFs W. can je. r.. church 81.
U me heid force II 5000 70 a. ~. ~.
wei fs'd and equipped, aud cot -. i0nea
iaf Anne q al. esta.aujt. cxeapi - $50
SIS held bs The French. aud one a., '3 =.
thers. 's OF lNba-
hrazarea had bstn taken. far
throughout the kingdom aid .ueb =. .....s
rfsouie"s, respects iii'y and n,u.ber.s.
consHite'ars. that lie anlv ue4s,r ~
they failed ut ncress. The ysfn,,,., '.9
true, displayed, tiy SORT Of miracle -, /"
Ietenth hor. something of The energv -. =
ed by The crisis. The hne, him.eI, h.. 's
hero, aud took lie field IL person - We
vigorous demonstrations, which had 49,
calculated on. with The aid Of % mr. =. -.
men, which were luckily on fnet and 20
sable, turned the scale against the rim. ia-
They are now performing II Tarrsooe. a.,
nsnal aiiefpiece % these dfrtrtisslr,.s1 -
cutting of few score ofheaas. Tn. a., y
cree published, after II MAS we'll s,ce,,.,. Ne
ihat the rebel priests were pat down ~
new edIct aiorf paefc4fion leveIIed -,
the poor Hberais.-"Ihe se thing. arr ee.=..,.. =.
as the Frenrh say, 10 make a man ,brgg
his shoulders" "
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Commerce Of Boston The Boston sfaios-
man estimates tie revenue on foreign mef-
ohandse imported iulos that place dnriae he
last twenty days, at more than one hag anl''aH
of dohas the duties Oh the ship Clemnlis,
Capt Low. from IIayre, were gSNen0
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fFnele,cd IN Gen. Jnel,see'' letter to Hon. u
II. Caupb y

-
go. -, + L.i,ete rdai he note | publish
"A IN the CLARION. A. CD nom a"' rs ''"z
..,s,c 20 United states Agcnito the thee'a"
-, as wrote hy hum haee seen his
- ,.,i,,,s often. aud | am very conb'ent
.,,t..,.,,r Il in the same hand wiring
IL, tsFo long srYed sith ihr arrogant q
....,..,,s of Nj I'm more, oi powers that ht
d.3 mon. believe, lreaiy possess l have nf''
,.,rcss.d IL, the puhlir papFrs the mdlsn'''"h
-, M. conduct ns%ted IN my mind' Tue con
t,n,i d.tcalinns ot the fci wants OF gentlemen 81
,his STATE travelling 10 and from Ndicb'h COW
rallrI fhc inycstealisn oi the auth hhY VII
Dnsr,e,r. as Chociaw Agent, had 20 deiam hnf
pfffsnn travelling the highway between me w
tern SlHes and Natchez tbe result OF "heh
,,.,ss,, o,,ler from the War Department, & 20.
.rt transmitted to me hy 6 " CamphrH Es1
r,hli.hed .v me- last Spring For whle. the
s.,,iva ipstrnetions Of the War Department
..,,r ,,et de,1atei from that have ever hrdtd
ard travellers discontinued applying iof p1e'z
ue,is The summer "a Sod away & NJ the AZ
The old practices were revived. \
gentleman af Nashville had lbs frffan' ihIth
ron, Inn because he had 10 passport IN he
Va 81 nrr-sgHtiuG mHnnrr increased hfhI> wa
,s4 aereliciiou af dotY lost not moneni ia
lin. hmm an in tlie public papers 70 the lust ia
s.iEpHupn ~ nc ftopi.s i's'''" CIV,
the peeple. l. shelving thai lac would DO a. lac
,,lea ed | conjecture, was tbe motive ior his WI
'tor The note above alluded to. But, he the
,5ii,e phata may. feel confident that he not
only wt6,r the note, but thai he has taken 'hs
,ef,ani. Of Ms. silley nom her, whether, rs has
heretofore been said, to gather IA his crop OF not
pretend not to offer conjecture.
noders anil An. blsmarc jnstihes his con
e4et lat ct that have no hing Ia say General
Janos robinson has jast slept INTO my oihcr' d.
.n.s Ne WIS informed by Mr.. pmSnnfr that IL
tia wife the letter 10 me. aud that he ""nia
continue ~ art as hr had dong,
Yours, with respect ..
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y- .....,.# p :. ,.i,,..,,. ma Isprrr 10
,,s bcaztsud ans ymir goods The tu,pudo Of tins
lie hpsc. I'll ~ ba-rass ahan compared Win thc aet
Of die re- &c ssn=le raaafd ie'sied at ie"a e'''s
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p'". p' ''' ~ Wv ''5','" ~
'fs'N hl' Fo."e Il. '3' W me ''p'"'e he'sei' 'o'
20, No'"a ~ ~ ''-'ha"'' an" ~ co'li"' '''l'
~ .'''aeff' W" = ''' op' oe''e''"S =
N'"i hiI'ih"n'"' eS'''s'h he must nc
~ one surely o'",' s',ne al aN"''ah So ATOM.
maui o4l tf 'hf" nln'op' 'i power.
nope. d. ! hf'e 40" POM" ON Tue ''a'' ana
''uae' AMI ofig'"#l NOUS OF TINS h"ie leh'
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14
7. G. BRADFORD
f,cnetalJ,rR,ag. oct 3. lsl2.

frpclaSed In Cen Jaekson's letter 10 the Hon.
G. q Gamphell.
cad Of III. Dusaore 10 he Democratic
Clarion.
Nj Dmsmorr, I. :. Agent 10 the Choeta"
presents his orrliwepts 10 tn Democratic ian
ga. an inform, I'm ihat Yesterday. h. arrested
Ten nrgtocs and peuple nt colour IA possession
OF Nj, sibifs the particulars Tins time, viz .
they had no passport.
SqllB,b,r H. I5l2.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

In the British House Of Commons, or the 7th.
of February, Mr. Brougham introduced his pro-
missed motion the Z" State ofthe Laws Mr..
Brougham concluded hs labnrous aud eloquent
sneech nearly IL the following words -" ! am
npprophei, certainly but there are memuhers
of the present Government whose liberal opiu.
ions promise me assistance You have q great
and glorious race te rum your name Wi 30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

Nogfok. ipri4-We mentioned few weeks
siuce the death Of citizen in Hetuord Conn-
". IN g IS having been caused by a slight
p"nctute with a needle, on the back OF his hand
willie IN the act of using towel in which the
needle was sticking a case very Geariy similar
has recently occurred in this town Mr. Eyos
trHeREpGE, who kept a small grocery on
chufch-sirret. white in the act ofthrustine his
hand down in port barrel stuck the low erioint
oiithe middle finger against the point OF 4 hoop
nal that prouuded through the stage, making
a slight lncison from " hich Two or three drops
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

At meeting Of the Managers of the Ameri-
con Bible Society on the 3diusi. R'chdrd ~
rik Ia. was unanimously rlrc'ed Preside ni ii
hat Institution. in the place 81 the Hon. John
Jae, VINO had resigned the office AZ previous
meeting on account lis advanced age aud
hrdily infrmiilts. Col Narick has acted Is
pres ding Viee- President ever since tae death
Of General Matthew Carlson lie has heen
liberal contributor Ia the Society fund,
padto long experience ia it, concerns lie adm
great zeal and pcvo'cdness IN promoting the
importau, object,whichi IT has in view.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

The foUawine sftiele from the February nam.
b. ofile 1fIrf8 Espoaiory, sd he pefused
viii inirrrsfs-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

Ipdraufc CeBteH--ln the very able and
acknowledgement OF Mr.. Crozet, the state In
gineer, Gu the survey of James river, Is an
extreG.ely interesting reference 10 discovery
Of the 1Qier Tine, 0, hydraulic csmeai, used
in constructing stone locks tor csnal,,1 III the
.mountains of Virginia. BY this discovery,
Nr. Crozet, estimates saving in the eontem
Mated work OF $500 O0a. II wiIlalso he seen
that HE Stale owes this highly important This
valuable discovery 10 Mr. John II. Cooke, lr.
son of General John IL. Cooke, who has thus
aiyen un evidence o 'his devotion to the cause
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

towa meeting has been hold in Lexington,
Nv. bv which tvs voted, o. 10 20. 10 grant
500 PEI annun, "a a,dof the IransyIyama Col
legG funds.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14

Coaon Sad Uhistfy This modern disco
verN, like many others WIS accidental The
gentleman Mr. John GRAY, Of Georgia, n
"A careless moment suffered his cotton seed
and corn To be thrown together aud corr
being scarce, he threw the cotton seed
with the corn into the brewery. The result,
VIZ the quantity Of whi-key, arrested his at
ien,ion. He then mixed halt aud hall, and
finally sold il without any detection in the
taste. lie then went on To try all cotton seed,
throwing peek of mead into each hogshead,
to cause fermentalian This produced vigo-
rous extrication Of gas and large quantity
oil oil, black aud of drying quality, well sui
ted for painting, Was produced aud the
quantity OF whskey was extraordinary from
the cotton eed--.1iabamd journal.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-14
> W.. TN rvrnKTuNATE MOOR

4 gentleman "a Naiehez, hes communicated
The tellan Inc account Of an individual Who i
nos ofIsred p. "a cralrranf 10 the Colony nf l..
beri, IN. ea,iei, has ever. dispas innt aid the
unfortunate oan. aud II IS hoped that he may
take passage ia Tho expedition.
Matches. Mss Dc. u, 1927
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-03
THE SIX MlLlIlAMEN.
The Jacksonians more sore

IN no subject are the Jaeksonlans more sur
-, ,hj, They have tried every means
. .n.n n, l,bors Of Mr.. Hamilton down to oun
r n'..,-,o wh;,ewash this affair; but they nave
t'''a + stands in all its original b'aekne's,
',hon, ,alliarion or excuse, cruel waste q
,,n,,n blood, contrary TO law, jus'iee ana nu-
ani,v The Heroi,es have found out a "r'
n.;.. who was Chaplain to the regiment 10
.;,h these unfortunate men belonged, and al
,nl.d Them a. their execution, and WHO'S no"
,...sor man. This gentleman, who we uare
,,s,os well enough, has been persuadea 70
- ~. an account Of the affair, His statement
a,,;,s nothing new: it only gives his opinion
49,, ,he men were justly executed, which facts
al aoevmen,s deny; and the following account
.s,h. manner of their death, when may oe
.;a.,ad as the most authentic shat se have
"a 80, and which we publish with bIn' that
:. ,,,v be added 10 the next edition OF the Cot
in Hand5i-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-03

Twenty Dollars Reward.

Id AN AWAY from the subscribers on the first day
IL of August last, a negro man by the name OF
san, sometimes calls himself BOB. The said ne
gro of black complexion, about twenty four years
old, height not reeoected. he will be easily known
from the fact that all the fingers from the LETT hand
cut of; and, upon close Inspection scar will be
tempt to make his way towards Maryland, as he was
lately from the Jail at Charlottesville Virginia; or he
may try to make for the Ohio We will pay the above
ward Of 20 dollars to any person who will lodge him
n Jail SO that we get him again.
OVERLY & SANDERS, Jr.
Rockingham County, Va. Sept. 4-22 I'm
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-03
Public Sale.

FINDER the authority Of deed of trust from james
~ Patton, deceased, to secure the payment Of Ger.
tain debts therein mentioned the subscriber will offer
at public sale, Friday the i7th day of October,
at the front door Of the Reading Room the following
lots Of ground the Spring Garden that is to say:
One Lot on the west side Of Fsyette-sreet
the east side Of Paynestreet the north side of Wilkes
street, and south side OF Wolf street.
One other Lot on the West side Of West
Lane, east side of the gut emptying into Hunting
Creek, south side of Franklin Lane, and north side Of
Jefferson Lane;
Ard part Of Lot on the ives, side OF Man
devile Lane, east side Of the said gut, north side Of
Gbbon Lane and south side Of wilkes Lane
Also, six shares OF the capital Stock Of the
Little River Turnpike Company and ten shares of the
capital Stock of the Great Hunting Greek Bridge
Company. Sale =. O'Clock p. ii. Terms cash.
BY order Of the trustee.
sept 25-t17O GEO. WHITE, auc.