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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08
Fromthe Boston Journal.

A SPANISH POEM.
lie following lively piece is extracted from NUM-
he London Magazine. We believe ii will be n
lany ofour readers:
THAT'S \ LIE-THAT's a LIE!
Riches will serve for titles too
That's true-that's true!
And they love most that oftenest sigh
That's he-that's q lie
That crowns give virtue-power gives wit,
That follies well on proud ones sit;
That poor mems slips deserve halter,
while honors crown the great defaulter;
That 'nointed kings no wrong can do,
No right. such worms rs l and you
That's true-thst's true!
To say q dull and sleepy warden
Can guard a many .portapd gardcn'
That woes which darken many day
One moments smile may chase away;
To say you think that Cela's eye
Speaks aught but trick and treachesy-
That's lie-that's u lie!
That VISIONS bought and virtue sold,
And that you can provide with gold
For court garter or star,
And valor fit for peace or war,
And purchase virtue at the u
University for p. or O.
That's true-that's true,
They must be gagged who go to court,
And bless, besides, the gagger fort;
The rsnk-less must be scourged, and thank
The scourgers, when they're men of rank;
The humble poor mans form and hue
Deserve both shame and suffering too
That's true-that's true,
But wond'rous favors to be done,
And glorious prizes to be won;
And downy pillows for our head,
And thornless roses for our bed;
In mouarch's words to trust and try,
And risk your honor on the die
That's lie-that's lie!
That he who in the courts of law
Defends his person or estate,
Should have the privilege TO draw
Upon the mighty river Plate,
Asnn, spite of all that he Can do,
He will be pluck'd and laughed at too
That's true--that's true!
To SOW of pure and honest seeds.
AMI gather nought but waste and weeds:
And to pretend our care and toll
Had well prepared the unsra,eful soil;
And then on righteous heaven to cry,
As 'twere unjust, and ask it Why
That's Ge-that's lie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-08

man who is desperately in love with him.
self has few rivals
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

-"risH EAST INDIA CoMpAxY's CHARrsR.-
;, " "ssune has been recently held at Liverpool,
'n ~.IA Inc Mayor OF that city presided, where
,, ,uMoef Of resolutions were passed, and q
ms, '"''ee appointed Tor the purpose Of taking
LS 10 prevent the renewal of the East
rT ~.- N'mPany's charter. A very large com i.
na ~ was appointed TO carry these resolutions
/. M ,ur''' oy requesting the cooperation of
~ Na!or and Common Council Of Liverpool;
mIL,sSlns evidence; by corresponding with
o,n,., tV'nmi'tees in other towns; and by being
10 pa. - al The proper season, with petitions
oi,iIs ABOLITION of The East India Company's
s@,% SSs, and opening free trade with India,
10 n, Undoubtedly contribute most essentially
IA. "o' extension Of British commerce and to
hs , assumption Of British products. When
dent 'l:e' Comes before Parliament, it will be
l,5, r" n'eres'ins. The power and Influence
su w. nPany Is so great, as to render con.
~=. ~ Ii neither an easy nor desirsble task,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Notice.

vr1iE stockholders of the Fauquier and Alexandria
Turnpike Company are hereby notified that the
annual meeting of said Company w'li BE neia AZ nr'
the sh day Of April next for the purpose OF eec,ins
president. four Directors, anda Treasurer.
march 16-1awtAe J. MORGAN yreasurs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Public Sale of Land-FOr Cash.

PURSUANT to decree Of the county Court Of
II Fairfax, pronounced on the 2lst day Of August,
1928, between william Russell. complainant, and Da-
MEL j. DuIany and others, defendants Twill proceed
to SELL for cash. on the premises, to the highest bid
der, on Wednesday the I5tL day Of apri It O'Clock.
p. H. 1922 certain tract Of land ,ing in the county
of Fairfax and State Of Virginia, the residence Of
the said Daniel f. Dulsny, containing sbout
Four Hundred and Fifty Heres.
This was originally first rate upland, and has not
been materially injured by inj,tcicus cultivation IT
il about seven miles from Georgetown, and eleven
miles from Alexandra. II is we'll watered. sRc hss
s il an abundance Of timber for all farming purposes
is fences are good and conveniently arIangen; Inc
file ia believed to be perfectly unexceptonssle, and
the land will be shown to any person wishing to exs-
mine it. by sir. Dulany. T.W. HEWITT, Comm.
The inteIIigencerwilI publish this adve Tor
sixty days in the country paper, and send their bill
TO Ills Office Hp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

tiora Inspected in the Ciiy Richmond, during
The quarter, ending Slst March, 1929:
1927 barrels Super6ne
S,35s do Fine
1857 DO Midings
SIG de- Condemned
go do .shipsluff
Total sO,s7s
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
a CARD.

OuyHE Subscriber (of Fauqnier county, va.) having
engaged lady, em'nently qualified. as instruc-
,ress to his daughters, would be willing to receive, as
boarders and pupils, four five girls and would pre-:
fer those under the age of fourteen The course OF
tuition will embrace Orthosraphy Read 8, Writing,
Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography, with the
use ofthe clobesl Ancient and Modern History, As.
tronomy, the French Language, and Music.
Terms: For the scholastic year OF ten months, SlZo
bedding and washing included with an addition OF
$50 for music ftaugh, to be paid half yearly, and IN
advance.
the most office at Mddleburg, Loudoun County, Va
march ~ w4v 1HOMaS sonNbn.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Total 5O,s7s
OfFIcS OF rHE SAVANNAH MERCURY,
Ih,.rsdnns Mnrch 26-l2 4

IorroS,-We have had another very dull
"skn Upland, and the sales will scarcely a.
Mount 10 1000 bales The few transactions tina,
nave been made were in good fair to good and
PRIME parcels, at from 81 81 and ct, and in
"ms instances, 81 cents. Sea Islands have
s''n 10 moderate reques'-say for the coarse
S@M'es al from II a 2o-but the article must
e considered as dull, and further decline il
~ r'aEsu ,or' We quote II a %, and upwards
0r Snr brands.
81, .t'ca-COnIinues to sell slowly-a small
= :'T I,S 81 howard>street was made yesterday 2,
y.Ns'sHrs-To liverpool, ssa lLl6d; to
race, SIS u cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

..,or smi,hheld,, through Charles
Winchester sr,. Ferry, will now be renewed;
iornt 70 those public spirited individuals VINO
and Ina. ,d i .xer,ions to accomplish this i%Por.
baFs In.I us will persesere until their laoors
shall be sf0"A Vng Free Press.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
ALEXANDRIA
THE TRE.

For the Benefit Of Mrs. Flynn.
MFRS. FLYNN respectfully announces to her
Nl and the public thar her Benefit will take
THIS EVENING, APRIL 6, 1929,
When will be presented the favorite comedy Of
THE LOTTERY TICKEY.
After which,
A GRAND CONCERT.
Grand Air, with variations for the Harp, Mr. Francis
Song. The Bonny Breast Kaots," Mrs. Flynn.
Comic Song, Mr.. Dixson
Song, Mrs Golden
Song, (by desire) "I'd be Butterfly" Mrs Flynn.
(Hsrp Obligatory
Comic Song, Mr.. Dixson.
Grand Fantasia, Mr.. Francis
After which,
HERR CLINE
will appear, and dance his celebrated wooden shoe
dance on the Elastic Cord.
The whole to- conclude with the celebrated farce Of
Is He Jealous
- Doors open at s; Performance to commence at
o'clock Tickets and places to- be had at the Thea
tire from 10 till 9 O'Clock.
Box dollar-Pit Fifty ceh,s-Gallery IS cents.
spri. g.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

Little River Turnpike Company.
4 DIVIDEND Of four dollars each share Of the
n Genital stock Of the Company, is this day declar
ed payabe to the Stockholders. their legal repre-
sentsty.s, on Friday, the Sd instant.
JONAH THOMPSON,
o,,;l S-ataw4w Treasurer.
n The Genius of Liberty (lsssbuss) aud VIM
chester Repuhlicsn will insert the sbsse notice tor
four weeks, =. u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE, AprR =.

BALTIMORE, Aprii =.
A, the commencement OF Inc week.
POUR Is Howard street Flour were made
,oms . .'"rs, a, 81 per barrel, cash. since
rom ~ transactions have been ra'her IL
men 'a I'd holders are more firm tor an adj
mi'o, an - On Thursday 10, OF 200 earreis
raneeu i ,. 81 la4 on so days, interest added;
vas 'o'u - 10, Of 500 barrels at same price
and 'nDt I;, Without interest. To-day small
ard s. nrs been made a, 81 l2a, cash; aud that
n,es "A'' NOR, credit without interest, was re-
price, ~ ssS,ral holders this morning. we
a''o y ,one who are willing to sell to-day at
Sao' han 81 l2i cash, and we believe ina. ra.e
Z" hs considered the lair store price qoo'ss
may e ,o-days market. In the early psr' OF
ion ~ ~ The wagon price was Sc Is, but to-
l1t MO" most, if no, all, OF the dealers arc paying
IS s1i ,,;, of,he CITY Mills Flour
hlOS', nnrchased on speculation, has been
as's s .Si,prd to England; and further ship.
nr! now in progress. In the course oil
m'n.s .. y. several parcels Of City Mills Flour,
lns van amount Of about 1900 barrels, have been
w." ror exnort at 81 on four months credit,
az a., ;,,eres,; and this morning we heard
Tr"' III &C 500 barrels at Sc IS, interest add
Ms, Of the holders appear to be hCm al
months without Interest; and we there
o. o,o,r the cash price at IS 75aS6 s7a.
wv, orSn,ouebanna Flour there have been sales
-. ~" n,rrsls ,bi. week for shipment at 81
,.S ar interest added. Some Of the holders
% hovrye,, declined further sales at that
, &c, and a, presen, there Is out 'rihiSs
po,n,i,y Of that description for sale:
20" col, Of 10, of Potomac Flour, IN bad or
der vas made this week at Sc sl5 -
'' Sill .ale, Of I'd Rye have been made al S3
~ The quotation for Cd and lst may be put
Down a, IS 25aS3 So.
Corn Meal remains without alteration.
The iUs,e,,ious Of the week comprise the
nIs..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06

Total 7,oos iso
Resides ,S4 barrels and - halfbarels Rye Flour, and
81 ho,sheads and IS barrels Corn Meal. We quote
-cayh PRICES
suDsrfne ,loward.st. I'm. stores, per Dbl. 81 l23
I" City Mills, standard quality 61S 40 71s
"H SusQuehanna, W
I've, 1T and I'd, 70 as 50
Com Neal kiln died, per Dbl. 50 az 62s
4, in hhds u 62a12 IS
Cause.-The supplies OF Wheat continue tri-
Gig, ana goOG parcels Of red bring abou, 81
IS Der busNei We believe there have been,
syet, no receipts Of Whea, from the Susque-
hama, and the accounts continue TO correspond
with ,he previous intelligence Of the limited
gua,lir compared with other SEASONS, which
viii be brought TO market.
OF Corn The supplies have been, compare
tive, larger; and sales Of mixed lois have been
made a, s7laSs cents, and of good parcels, both
white and yellow, at 40 cents. The best lots
Will not command more than 81 cents.
A sale Of 1000 bushels Rye, an excellent par
eel, was mad on Thursday at 4s cents, and
smaller lots at IS cents.
CIoyerseed Of good quality is in request, and
may be quoted from store al 50 75aS4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
MaIshaA's Sale.


WILL be sold Tuesday the III day Of dprii merit,
w for cash, SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, nearly all
in timber, situated in the county Of Alexandra, about
ten miles from the town Of Alexandra and five miles
from Georgetown, beginning and bounded Is follows:
At stake to John A. Somerss purchase Of Smith Nj
nor. which piece parcel Of land purchased by
the said Hugh w. Minor Of p. Il. Minor, with
straight line from the stake to hox oak and bounded
by The line Of Writings land; thence With Writings
line north, until it corners at the said Hugh W. Minors
land, occupied by him; thence with . parallel line
southwest course to the line Of the tract of land
of the said Hugh w. Minor; thence south to the be.
ginning. The above property is sold to satisfy two
executions, in favor Of Philip II. Miner, for the
use Of George Minor and Others the other in favor Of
Joseph sewelL for the Use OF DR.. william Gunnell,
plaintiffs, against Hugh W Minor, defendant The
said property is first subject to the execution in favor
of George Minor and others The sale will take place
at the corner Of the aforesaid land, adjoining the late
residence Of John A. Somers the gate that lets
into his yard, to commence at ~ O'Clock.
G.. SCOTT, d. N.
for 7. Ringgold, ".
p. s. Should the purchaser fail to pay the pur.
chase money in ten days the property will be adver
tised on the eeventlay, and the first purchaser held
responsible for any deficiency that may arise in conse
quence of the second sale G. SCOTT, u. N.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
MARRIED.

ID Jcsy evening last, by the Rev Job Guest,
as. en".. siL's, Ut Washington City, to Miss SA-
&c >"SS' daughter OF Mr.. THoxls CHING, of this
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-06
Papcr Hangings and Bandboxes.

dPCI 1THS60
1xy.iE subscriber has received and offers for sale.
cases Of paper hangings. in which are some rich
rainbow patterns, with cloth borders; the remainder
consisting of handsome low priced patterns, with Dor
ders: and an assortment Of French fire screens, bril-
liant colors. Also, very complete freatse on wall
coorinp bv Augustus Uz, price q cents; bandboxes
and bandbox boards.
march 26-eu6t A. j. kENNEIf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., ,
March 3lst, 1929. (

Office hereby given 10 the Of the
deemed six per cen, stock created pursuance an
act Of Congress, oft Gath Of March, 1914 ousnx 10 sir
seven hundred aud seven hum
dfed aud twenty-five dollars aud ninety cents, the
several denomination, Of the "Loa of May I'd 1914 Of
900 dor' toiieh supplemented 81 has ISM
OF Iir per cent stoek Of IsI4 of
May 3D. 1914, Of i0OO00 600 dollars" .sir psr
cent STOCK that their certificate, upor the .urrrn-
der thereo will the Fist day Of July paid them
respectively or TO their legal sttons d
constituted, at tue Treasuryr st the Loan Office,
the sioek thus 10 be reimbursed, may stand credited.
aud ts further made knowG for the Information
pare. concerred that transfer of oerales Issued
under the act OF the Gath March, 1884, books Of the
iressury OF oil the Commissioners OF Loans, will
alter toe f day OF June and that the en- The
stock hereby notified payable, will on
day next preceding day hereby fixed for the
ment thereof. S. II. IN6HARi,
APri'. 'o7-wtstJnly Seery Of the Treasury =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
TO THE PUBLIC.
Mall Couch Line from Guunrdotfef 10 Ntouuf0r

:
three times a soeek
'TtHE Subscribers have established line of
e Post Coaches from Guysndotte to Staupton
which, instead Of running ftDice week only as
stated in former notice. WILL for the greater ac-
commodation Of the traveller, and to prevent un-
ayoidable delay ..on the road, perform the Route
three times a week.
The Line viii pass through Charleston, and
from thence by the LickS and the State Turnpke
to Lewisburg. and the principal Medical Springs
TO wit, the White Sulphur, the Hot the Warm,
sc. to Staunton.
Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock, A. Nj !,
and on its return will leave Stanton every Wed.
Taesddv, Friday and Sunday al the same hour
AT Staunton the Line meets the Charlottesville
Richmond and Fredericksburg Lines, also, run
ming three times week.
he Route from Guyandotte TO Stanton will be
performed iD 5 Travelling days (the 7th day, in
each week, being necessarily resting day,) and
from Staunton 70 Richmond or Fredericksburg In
days, and from Richmond TO the city of Wash.
ingion 10 rs hours, and from Fredericksburg to the
City 10 hours.
There will be no night travelling throughout
the Route.
Persons ascending the Ohio. on their way 10 The
worth, will mud This Route very pleasant & cheap
one--And those who may wish 10 visit the Springs
are Informed, that, exclusive of the Line they
can generally be accommodated, on short notice,
with good extra Coaches to those watering places.
And the Public are assured that in attention 10
the accommodation and comfort of the passengers,
so far as good coaches and teams, and skilflI at
tentve and sober drivers can afford them, the line
shail not be inierior 10 any other in the State
PORTER & BELDEN,
EroprisIors from Guysndoite TO the Warm Springs.
JOHN WISE,
Proprietor from ihe Warm Servings 70 staunton
0yaudO.tc, June ! 2 5r4.Ygorn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
WARNER HAI,I. koR sane

WARNER HALL. FOR SALE.
ShlS vsuabis estate, containing, 1900 Of The best
0ioaeestsr iev grounds, odefed foe sale the
mocsfss terms In strength Of soil, health and sdvanss
OF location. Werner Hall yields farm in the lower
part Of Virginia The land productive and easily calf !.
.stsd, also rsrtcusrly susceptible Of Improvement ron
Inn. ssd Gao be ss.'nsd :, sms FROM
sud eress in the neEhbourhood the property and there
are beds OF ats Oh part Of Che farm The Severn
rtv.r running the whole length Of the ese, ready
M % the sewu Bspsre, Phi,d sph. sud
Nsw York Esrkstl The value Of the ssiste much
HANGED BY the large porton (eoo scre 6oey
with ksn Pe h,ck ~ and ssk II which the land
cleared WIN sosii coat Of labor, aud will give
soil Of the vvry beet que iies.
The tact can he divided On The there
large two story brick dwelling house, with
Gus rooms on coor AMI attached brick
Zone Of them used a. kitchen and W every
bulldog convenient for lie Of die faulty aud fmOu
Che other fam there framed dwelling with every
budins. gAt'ssF rssfi - - -
The value Of the land, the beskh always enjoyed by the
se,id~n hs sbundanes of Cue FISH aud The circle VI
dsshul and improved society 10 IL, neshbourhooI max e.
Warner Hall de,irsbie and Ehtfu residence
6eutsnen DESTROYS OF chasing, may obtain any
hous ss 10 the properly terms Of sale by
IA pefson BY letter, directed to William Robins, Br d
9iouecs,er County, vngnis. = 80
G. VS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
Lard for SAT-.

aNhE suSserber Oilers for sale has whole estate consist.
ing OF Shirley, which near nine hundred
." h rate iand which there ssrge dwelling house and
Gui.ite for farming. - :
Al'o his Hnrden 'e'. miles from Shirley consisting
0stse ~ 4 1909 acrt OF seeyy tgfnbered laud h ono
OF the hes; Gri.t Mi the State; he,ns on u.veyfsins
stream and making between 900 aet OF toll corn
per annum- ether with hundred t civ negroes
whom are Tadesmen, house servants, &c. &c
The shove property lss james River in Charlie. CITY
County, Vs aud within 20 miles Richmond ten Of Pc
tsrsburg aud three of City Point Those who ATE really de-
nrou' to purehsse ascertain the by applying
bevefIey Randolph esq Rcbnund 10 Hugh Nelson, Pc.
tersbui 8; aud ate invited 10 yis~ the premise,
HILL CARTER.
u The Editors Of the National ntellis will pl az
ed to Insert the above weekly for two ront and tsnmi
their bill 10 this Office. ." :
Nay ~ twin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
BUFF.aLO .afI.VER.sL SPRTN

IL u =
Lying m the County Of .Mechienbtrg, eigh-
teen mules from he Courthouse, 8 miles from
Cldrhesunfe, 20 from Haitian Courthouse, and
30 from Oxford;
sNyiLL be kept by the subscribe, the ,p,u;u, ,,on chr
~ T, dosvsry thing in hh power render vi,;ors
The medical virtue Of mi, wafer !, 80 veil .,.s a.
serPou deemed by the proprietor who refer.
the public TO the certificates below, Of DIS. Levi, aud Psos
have bten acquainted with the Bp6aio Spring, for ao
WARTS q 20 yssr during which time have frequently made
ss Of the ,s on @yie As ven . . %
gentle, hat eeetusi apeeu same TIM str,nrb.n
happily e.leulsed remove the diseases 70 The SUM-
msI and fsi 's'.on They have never been critically
contain Neutral Sails, Sulphur .nd Iror. can but wish
.hy were more seners ,,'orted TO- believing hsy
qusie. and ssscs The ssao gaps State $ 20 20
eeud.y nse audi eD my ob.sIps,i.n n nuuS.s
Of instances; Of their bsns6ci.i ELECTS can ieeOwmsns
resuss Of the ftoaeh and nesipe, in Chronic di,s,,
q The Lys and Kidneys sad all Of general debility
also believe them 10 be excellent preventive atain tie
VIM II. PATTILLo.
In addition 10 the certificate or Dr. Wilisw H. Pstio 10
the whole Of which fully 'utiebs,) have only state
that b'ys used the Bo Spring sntsr' for ~ Or IS y's
lt William II PsiGIc after having attended many Of .Ss
os i'PE Re % y'p sp is s
aesIy tbs properties q the Wsis su'fher Springs (of
between these sPfing this the White Supbur poe
;s',s esther mere sgssn OF pnsstiys quality tbsn Tbs
Buffalo; but tbs uay he ea, supplied by sms qusuty Of
EPSON 5slt', csicincd msgnes the morning With
the Usual guanty Of water have seldom OF never Enowu
hese SpfiHgs s 70 Cusneou, diseases sob Is Itch,
Ts.ief and The ike shen properly applied ard believe them
be eefisin remedy WIN. ]. PATTfLL0.
omsy % s-wat
SNyAs comuned 20 tbe jsi Of the town Peer,bnfg,
on tue is'S diy Of J'ou.iy $40 - .ns
Hatcher feet niche. high bright nuiso, about IS
year, OF axe, hiss Iagesesr on outside Of bs Jer leg
hi' clothing consists II drtk WOODEN hcmespuu coat, white
anislyons homepun vssi sbift and bs
ae that he belongs Ns Pster Hsif,ou OF St,kes
onny csclios, and that he len home about Chiumss
iast
The owner feque,,sd 70 forward prove III. proper
~, pay ehsrgss and tsks hnf he will Ne dealt a
~ the law dnsci, ROGER MALLORY, tsilc-
epdi 3 !cs1 N'Sr
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NOTICE.

~NNAS eommhted 10 the Jail Ct BuckinrS
W ha" County, the 18th day Of March, 1920 nerd
msn who calls himself John Islob lie snys he \, fee
that be born and upper pa OF kim sud
Queen county and bound Jnc BuocI
Uarme oil KING and Queen county from service he
mar feet inches, high Of dark yellow comp un-
by mark that his upper fouressh are
unusually VIDE sPaI The aid negro been cnrssed In
nsygstinx Jsmes River from Rchmond Lynehbufr, fUr
about yenrs pns The Of sail n.sro requested %
come owsrS,proye properly BIN au,y
OF be will be desi 18th according to law. ~
JOHN McREYNOLDS, Jai,or.
Buckingham G. II. may %. s-via
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W0TTpF

AS committed 70 the Jai' OF King county Va
W Oh the 18th day OF January i629 runaway,
msn who calls himself Ben, aud be belongs Thas
Miles Of thr county OF Amherst; be feet nehs
has scar just over his left and sssht finger hi,
rsht hand; he had when Committed cotbe.c
'b fellow sbeeeu thitty6se aud forty yesrs or sxe.
me owner requested 20 forward proper
~ pay charges, and take him will be
With according &c law. w. STONE, ir. Tailor.
King and Quesn County.
rnHrr
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June -.

en- AXE notice that shall the 18th day Augu s2s
* If fsr, il not the fsr day, the store house Of
Chatle. Georgs ID. baskerville the county OF Metk,,n
burg, aud State Of Vrgns proceed TO take deposition of
Augustine SAITH aud john Ingram be reed evidence m
eae which heresf.o be uuteJ should enc ever
be insttued by you Executor Aforesaid sfaipst myself
Executor ef Philip Retk.. which dep will be tsen m
pursuance Of decree Of the County Nee ieubur
for PsTPe'ustiHs this testimony of said wine,ses.
TflOS. REEKES.
June S. e-w4lt Ex,cr Of PhiI;p n, st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-16
$40 REWARD.

M ANYWAY from the Sub,erbe living IN Mscksoi,or,
10 some 10 Mareb, bright musto vomsn, named
Psnny somsiimes called Fanny Epperson She about 40
wears old with tick bushy head of hsf ne about Tbs
Ordinary size she doub her husband Mark Flood
sho ulau, who en tbi, county about weeks
,so. lie spare made fellow sud much osrter than the
will give the shove rswsfd brought home with
IL che red In eng s sy
get her, persons forratnst FROM haIborns carry.
Jog her away a, their Fttii
SAMUEL FARRAR.
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