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II. es-ws TsCHARNER wooDsoN.
SELECT SCHOOL

MY sChOOL will he continued the ensuing year: Tbs
60 course Of instruction will embrace the Greek q Latin
Language, Mathema.icks, Arithmetic, G Biography with Che
use OF MAPS Globes, English Gisnnar, Ensis6 Compo.i.
tion,&e., The school will commence on the 20h day of Jan.
1923, and terminate on the 9Th of Dec. following There Uni,
be vacation OF 4 weeks, commencing on the I5,h dsY
of June. $500
The charge for boar 1, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel u,t
De siio, pa, .hie one half On the LIST day Of June, 1928, sod
the discipline Of the school will be p,rexSsL; and n /. m,,b
care aud kindness, will be extended 10 boys, con6ded 10 M,
instruction., ssto my children. No boy more than IS vs,y,
Old, WILDE admitted INTO the school, unisss he shaiI he psifoo-
ally known 10 me, for orderly, exemplary department M
resIdepce Is remote from the hsurts Of vice aud iumoraiuy
and remarkably healthy. II lie situated in the county of Lon.
iss, SO miles from Richmond, and the like distance ffom Fred.
efiekburg. The stage from FTsderick.burg 10 CxrteI,yiiie
passes ny my Te;idenee; and that from Richmond 10 Harrison
cufg, within a short distance Of il. Letter. 10 me. should b
directed 10 "Gardner', - Roads, Eoui.s.u
StPf24 6i-1shf WIN. NELSON. Or.
VIE sno'etiber liza. opened q house OF private enlsTsIn.s
u nsnt az the well known stand of Tiunter,, tavern. ON TIM
man cad leading from Richmond to Lynohburx, and ffter
n.e' from the latter place where, he will be prepared 10 ac-
'",nmoue'e ua'slitts. ALLEN JOHNSON.
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Il Oaiudbie Tract GLAND for Sale,
BY g Rrrupo

GtoniAiNlNG 2Bi Ia acres by old survey, which I viii
~ .eI ON very accommodating terms. n the OIL mat nui,
hS. Atihe sale OF Thadeus Lunsfor d.. land, which will take
no. on ths soOve mentioned time; this tract of land which
l shall oGer for sale, lie, twenty miles east of pe,sr.hu,r. ssi
,,shi son,h II CABIN Point aud adjoiis III. lands Of Iiober,
h'elon, i:ham Newell aud o'her.;i 1t Is well known for it, fer.
u'Hy IN the prediction of corn, cotton, wheat and tob,eeo
y. 10 tkoriitn' range for stock. hny ptrsen wishing 10
PUehs'e such a usct of land, eau have a view Of IL be ION the.
Gay Of sele sy applying 10 CAPT. David D6oth, or nr. Johu
jan ~. co 80
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THE STEAM BOAT PATUXENT,
CAprAIM Grnucr No.

CAPTAIN GEORGE WEEMs,
IA ILL leave Bslimorr on Wednesday MOI ming pexf lin
" stead oi Tuesday) al . o'clock, sud at the San. hour
every sue eeding We 4nesdsyi sHi after touching al \, ,r,n.
pay, will Pr3eeedt TO aud up Zoe RsPpshsnnoek 10 Faede
ricksburg, where she will arrive on Thursday Evening. r..
Turning, tho Pstuxent will leave Ffederiek,burs Oh Ssturd,v
morning mex, (instead q Ffids,) at 8 O'Clock, aud al lie .sne
houf every succeeding Saturday, and will arrive IN Baltimore
Oh SuoIay Evening the Patuxent will. going and r.turDinr.
POP al isPPahann1s and Pot Royal, 10 land aud take OF
On ufbauna, 20 land aud take O. P4..sngers in her ovD B.st.
IN aduiI,on to the ELEGANT acc onnoJstoB. for passengers, The
Gs'nSept 0: eousirueted 10 cafIy the. hulk vi 1900 ostr,I.
Freight, which can be taken aud delivered every week. ON
ecommodstins terms. For Freight or Passage, apply 10
apt. Weems, on board, OF 10
James Corner s. Son, Agents at Baltimore, or 10
samuel Philips, Agent at fredericksburg.
a bassase al the risk 81 the owners.
BALTIMORE, Oct. /, 1928.
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Cash for Ncrrnes.

WISH 10 purohsse twenty-five yT thirty lteJv youns .
= sfes men, from hheen 10 twenty years Of age, 10 work in
ihe Cheste. field coal pits hesr this city, snd will rne lot
them liberal prices. EEVguLEy RAkD0Ipu
Jan. 80
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Dec. s

I'm CDanceiy, AT a court held Tor Cumberl.nd County. M
u 22s day Of December 1923;
Turner Southail, Pitt.
against
Cay Sou'hsll, Nancy S.uthali, Henry Martin & Elizabeth
III. w,ie, formerly Elizabeth Martin, Maitha sn John South.
al, children 81 James SoutnslL, deed, Mara Martin, Wn.
maIt,n, ALBERT Southail, Elizabeth soulhaI, Susan SouthslI,
Cbiidren oi Jas. Southal, decd, Infants by Miller Woodsoe.
then spseisi guardian, Mary and Rebecca SoatbalI, Ohldr.n
Of Turner souihaii deed, Infaht,, also by their special suas-
dian, Polly, Hannah, James, Susan, Elizabeth and Csrv
Martin, infants by their guar dian Miller Wood,on, Defts
The deiendas,, John southaii, and Martha southaIl, 90,
having entered their appearance and given security accordine
to the Act Of Assembly, aud the rule. Of this court, and +
appearing TO The ,atisfaetion VI the court that they are on,
'nhahitants OF thus commonwealth: On motion, il is ordered
that the said John L Martha do sppesr here'on the 4h i'm.
Day III February next, and answer the bill VI the plaintiff, aud
that a copy OF tb. order be forthwith inserted in some new..
paper printed IN the City Of Richmond for two mouths sue.
eessivey, aud posted at the front door of The Courthouse OF
ths county. AcoPy. Te.te,
MILLER wooDsoN, elk.
SO - - u lSAuA
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Rnnk of Yirninin

bUWh 81 FNStNtu.
SJSHE = iesident api Director. hav. tbi, dav declared a IN.
~ videud OF three per cent an the Capital Stock OF the Bank
ter the last halt year, payable on the 18th Instant.
w. cambridge, Casl,'r.
liant
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Dec. so

IN n Uhsneeiy- Ata Court LsId Tor Cumberland County, lus
~ oath Nov 1925: U
Thomas I. swaIp and Sally w. Swans hi. wife,, Pitts
against
Allen Wilson and Daniel A. Allen, E1'ors Of Sally Macon.
DECD hsoeeea hsdd, Jefferson Woodson and Sally his wife.
Robert Faulkner and Defsey H.h. wife, Miller Wood,on
Guardian nd i,iem for Amanda Redd, ann Itedd, Rebeces
Redd, George Redd, Jane Reed, Robert Redd, Martha Hedd
Anderson Redo. Vug,nia MIcnaux, Betsey MichauI and Ma.
con Michsnx, Charles Galloway aud 6alley bis wife, Joseph
M.chsuI, Jr. Aua Joseph Fuqua, Richard Michaux. ,Jr. Geo
",S uInP anaueoi. Trump, Dehs.
The Defendants Jefferson Wood,on and Sally, hi, wife
Andrew MeRobetts and Amanda, his wife, hsries GALLOWAY
and sally, his wife, not having entered their appearance ana
gwen security according 10 the Act Of Assembly l. the rule,
OF ms Court, and # appealing by satisfactory evidence, thai
they are not 'nhsbitants Of this country: Ordered that the sit
defendants do appear here on the first day of the uext Feb.
ruary term, aud answert the bill Vi the PlaiutiHs and that a
copy OF this order be fortbwith inserted in some ewspsper
published IN The City oil Richnond, for two mouths .ucc es.iye-
~ AMI posted at the II" III door of the eoui thou.e Of tLi, couu,
ty. A COPY. Te.te.
Dec II. G5-v9u- TSCUAR NEp WOOncoN
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LOOKOUT,

LOOK OUT!
tE Will siye ten dollars rewsrd for the apprehension Of
- my msn SAbhA- who eioPsd from John ID. boswell OF
HAo'vef county afout 'K mouths ago. He is Of a krovnish
complexion, aud rather under It. ordinary SIZE Ct men. II Is
suipossd ni was Pnt 90 Aiben'srle jail about two months sgc;
~ PIIhahl, he Is either lurking shout in the county ofAa.
TIE s5'ye reward ADD all necessary expense, will Sc p,,J Tor
i''st"g the SAID negTn 10 me, at Chsrioiie courthouse. Va,
OF lodging him ~ jail ~ that 1 get him .e-ib.
Jsn.i ~ 90 -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22

Sold, Wholesale aud Retail, on Old.Street, by Mr. hen
ny DUGGE aud at tn. Mill by the Sub.cfibtr
LEWIS MABRY, Agent.
Jan. Id. 1850 o.
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MARSfIAL'S SALE

MAftSfIALVS SALE.
ZEN pursuance Of a decree OF the Superior Courts Of Chan
- Gerry Ter the ieGhnond Dstrtt, pronounced on the 9th
day OF March 1923, Ill the case Of Hsrdiman ". IIard,msn, 1
shall on the iith day Of February neI,, otter for sale, 10 the
highest bidder, al public suction, Tor each, On the premise,
The tract OF land Of five hundred acres in the county ofBuck.
j GUERRANT, NJ. sc. C. r. d.
or one 0fhis Deputies.
Ian. 10. 1,-o.I.
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Earmcrs Bank ~ Yirnin,n

Farmers Bank Of Virginid.
= I'VE Precedent snd directors fsye deoiSfeas d,v;d.cd III
' t~o aud 9 hslf PER cent, for the las, 6 months. which q
BE pad 20 tbe StCtkbcidsrs on the 18th ;prsr,.
VIM. EEKEKVIS, Chash'l.
S5-c4a.r
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The following beautiful Ode, appeared in the
Baltimore Chronicle s. Maryisndcr," of the 18th
inst. AS it was then published, It contained Dume-
rons errors; we re-pub,ish it as corrected by the
author. ~. S. Telegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-22
BENIANIIN n MICnIE

ATTORNEY AT Law.
WILL ptaeuoe 10 the Superior AID Iofsrior Court. bs,d 4,
w the city q Richmond, in,ludm z those for the rc,,,,y II
H'nnrS lie may We found stthe Ohee of Chspnsu JoLo,on.
Eco
lev ~.
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Horned Frogs no fctiont-It will he seen by
the following correspondence, for a COPY of which
we are indebted to The noliteness of d.. Mitchell
that one Of those curious animals which, before
the mural history of our country was as well
known as a, present, exposed the philosophical
Jefferson to so much ridicule. has safely arrived
al Washington, and is now doing well. We are
happy 10 state, that Major Hooks offer has been
gratefully accepted, and that the horned reptile
will soon be transported 10 New York. The
officers Of the United States Army, a. we'll as Of
the Navy, deserve great credit for their uniform
attention 10 the promotion of natural science.
~. s. Tel.
Dear Aojor.-A friend Of mine, Mr.. Sanford.
will hand you THE, and at the same time a horned
Frog, taken on the Arkansas Prairies which /
hope will reach YOU alive. To preserve him so,
you have TO do nothing but let him have the air.
and keep him warm-sprinkling his head occa-
sionally with a lille water. He will also give YOU
a scalp lately taken.
Most truly You're,
L. KINGSBURY.
Major Hook.
Dear Sir,-The horned Frog alluded to in Tie
within, arrived last evening, i'm a TORPID state; but
the warm rays OF genial sun have perfectly re-
stored him-and although he has taken no sus
tenauce for seven months, he is now cunning d.
bout my room. If you have no such animal q
believe IL should be called rcpile) in your muse
um. l frankly tender il 10 you, and viii, on lear-
ing from you, transmit il by some friend going TO
New York. There is no difficulty in the trans
mission, as IL was brought here in a g~entIeman's
travelling trunk, packed in a tin Lox
Yorr obedient servant,
j. ". HOOK, u. S.A.
To DE-. SAN'L l.. MIrcu1LL, N. York.
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\ Ss.ass.y. Ia Lsu.. County oours, December eth H..
4 John Cosby, es sa Pitt.
JohfI. Collin, sdmioi.t s,Or de booi. moo Of Thomas c.,
M'Kaii'.tst aud Polly hs wife, io,meiy Poly oS.syNVaii,Sn
Se,hy' Joseph Coshy, J'~ss Costy, stephen q. Nebon Ell
Fleming ohd.' and Name, h. wife, fSimsriy Nancy Ge.aSys,
The defendant, Jane, G.. M'KsIister aud Polly hs W..
CODY, Stephesa G. Nelson and Sally his vile, foru:,,lly iss .,
su. .S's ssso 70 ! s:; 70 &. sn. .ns ss :h .aI. sp Il :s;. oou .sd g. s;sS e,
Pss,,ns 10 the satisfaction Of the eourt that they q. not u.
Counsel !. /, ordered, tho, they sPrssI here, On the 6sf De,
Q, March oo.,! next and sn.~e! the bill Of the risintid, ssi
ohsta copy OF this order be forthwith inherited is some nsr,.
.. pas,''h bee in The Git, Of RieAnoad fs I've mont,
~ ,b .,'. CsGn, and posted at The trout do. Of tn: OoussAou,s
mn s''''' % ''~' court '', iiousH AiU JGKi R.s' &C.
)fN Ch.Ses'y, NOi,hu~befland County Court 18th Oe:'
Grho II. Fou,hse, Plf.
Isaac W; Hurst and Warner Hurst aim'or ofJ.ne II.
Thi, day came the pf by hi, counsel sud il .ppesr;u. !,
the satisfaction of the Court that the def Isaac Hurst IL NO,
an lhbshitan; Of thi, Com@onweaith,on the motion Of the PHI
y Is ordered that the ssid deit. appear here on the second
d. ,nday in March next, and answer the bill OF the pitf, And
:aese. .SSs |. : N o., .o Sast a. ss 1sIss" pasi iaissi's ai iSs s" ,s 9 .:.,.
aud also posted at the front door of the Courthouse Of tb,,,
County Samuel Di'et"sli"A''y. 4 espy, Ts:.e,
Nov. 81. ss-ws".
S Germany I. E s'sss. E %.;,s. Ss.s' H.. 9g. ..i I I;s,.,,, y
e0a, J. being the psrsnsIs Of German y. Stokes Q
against
WIN. Ii. Harrison and Edmund Locket, Sheriff OF Pripes
Edward county, and as adm'or Of VIM. Harrison, decd.
De1s.
The Def. VIZ. II. Harrison not having entered his srpsst.
ance and given security according to an Act Of Assembly, and
Tue rules oi thi. court, aud 1t appearing, to the Satisfaction Of
the court that he is net an inhabitant OF this State: 90 The
motion OF the complts by consent, II Il, ordered, that the ud
det WIN. H. Hsrrson, do appear here on the 6rst day Of Feb.
ruary court next, aud answer the comp!ainant's bill, and TIA,
a copy NJ this order be forthwith inserted in some one Of ID,
Puoi,c newspapers ptint.d IN the City Of Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and also posted AT the front door Of thu
courthouse OF this County Copy. Testr,
B. WORSHAM, c. c.
DEC. 64-w8w<
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u 1923: N'~' -1' S''
Warner Hurst and Elizabeth X. hi. wife, PitG.
against
Kemp Hurst, Isaac W. Hurst, Thona, X. Hurst, and vir.
ginis ffudnsii, Den,
This day came the pltG, by their counsel, audit appearing
u Tie sati.iactinn Of The out, that the def, Kemp Hurst,
Isaac w. Hurst, aud Thomas K. Hurst, are not inhsbitsnts OF
ihis Conn inweath, on the motion Of the Pitts, il !, ordered.
iaatthe SAID Detts do appear h.re on the second Mondsy IN
March next, aud answer the hill Of The pitts, aud that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted for two months successive.
ly IN come newsPaper published within thi. State, aud ais,
posted at the front door Gf the Courthouse of thi, county.
&C ~. Teste,
Dec. ~. 65-wgw +. RATES
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From tie National iniehgrnoer;
SUPREME COUI. U. 5.
FRIDAY JAN'Y so


Pursuant to adjournment, the Court met this
morning in the Capt. | Present, as OIL yest"t>
da,. aud Mr.. Justice Thompson
No. 81 John p Van MSS, PiaintiH in Error,
versus Pres Packard The srgumeni 81 tris
cause was continued b. Mr.. JONI, Tor h ID :
fendad, in E,or. AID concluded hy Mr.. Cox
for tn Plan If in Error
No 50 J. Harpe,, ftainr fl IN Error, versus
An,honv Butler Writ Of Error o The Circntt
Cour: Of he Tn; I'd State, fnr he Ois',rt oil
Mississippi DISMISSED, he Plal"utf IN Error
falling to appear and prosrcu'r his 0ri..
No SO. James Clark and Others, Appellants,
versus The Bryan inc Dodge Heaiy-ApPrai
from The Circuit Cour, Of the United States for
the Pennsyl,ania D.s,riot. Dismissed, the APP
pellanr. failing to appear and prosecute their
app, al.
No So. Thomas F Tnwnslry, Plaintiff in
E----,-,cr-us Joseph X. Samrall-The argu-
ment nf this cause was opened by Mr.. Coke tol
the Plaintiff in Error, continued by Mr.. NIch-
olas for the Defendant in Error, and concluded
BY Mr.. Coke fol- the Plaintiff in Error.
No So L. Roy, Bayard, * Go. Piaio;iffs in
Error, versus George Johnston.-rh argu-
men, of this Cause was opened by MIR. Key
for the Plaintiffs in Error.
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a.v;,,d nv the mind of man. lnose 0h'
,S,,sry.,;ckr,s Who ought not to buy 'n.m'
.ss.. n No circumstances 10 do so. Inc we
,hy the nrudrnr, the prosperous do mol uao,e
:" III. lind of specuIation. No, ii Is the 's"o
rant, the needy, the weak, the ineA C. heir
persons 80 foolish as TO see no'nihe "s a0s;der
view but the highest prize; ana ne'e, %
hat there are hundred inousa"u
/ one against their obtaining IT.. -, no The
For hi, own part, if sum Is van. .1 coy.rn.
corDoration Of Washington, ana '"e 1o -.
men, are disposed TO grant H. nc "o.'u ",;s
80. !, N ,bem at once-thrn the ""oie ~
- 'a,,,d ~ dons-lhe Government "ou,a
~ ,.,so, ori,-wheiher larger or small
N"0" ~, I'm il sends abroad an unlimited
81. % - 70 erect Louery Offices, who can
\ pm. -. sv;ls No man. On the whole, ne
'~,s ~. idsdIy opposed to the bill, and was hap
80 hear that the yeas and nays had oeen
r:usd ,ba, ne might have an opportunity oil
recofdine his vote againstl',
Mr. Inprrsol said, he should rejoice entirely
. a,cru r. from the District Of Columbia this
.Oaciss of ysmbiine-and il such was the OBJ
~, IF ,hs Gentlemen who opposed this bill ;.e
I'D 90 with thrm heart and hand But he
haI
- ibs ground that the Corpor a,iun Of Wash
;no,on had formerly had 'iniiar grant mode
,bsm-and in consequence Of he dedication OF
an individual hid been los TO large amount
Mr. dwell on The venerable chiraCt ter OF pre-
cedins legislators who had sanctioned this
o,a,, and then stated the careful manner IN
which the presen, bill he'd been guarded But
sill insisting OH his disapprnval OF the prlnei.
HE Of Lotteries, he said ne would, Tor the pre-
sent, move o lay 'he,hiIi on the table, IN order
that if gentlemen chose TO ntr"dnce 'eso'u ,
lion on the snhjeC' OF putting an end 10 all
Lottery selling within ,hr District, they might
have an opportunity 10 do so. He then moved
10 lay the bill upon he table. Blu withdrew
the motion al the request OF
Mr. Little, who moved 20 reeomml' he bill,
with instructions TO introduce DILL TO pioh'bi,
The sal f Lottery Tickets wiihil 'Ge District
of Columbia, which was CARED mem con.
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ALEX ANDRIAs
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 2, 1899.
The proceedings Of Congress and Of the Lee
gislaturs Of Virginia, in our paper this morn
ing, will be found interesting to our readers.

The Professors in the Medical Department,
Of the Columbian College in This District, have
given notice that in order TO extend the benefits
Of regular medical education to students whose
pecuniary means will no, enable them to attend
courses Of public lecture, they will permit one
student, OF the character contemplated, from
each Of the United States, and one from each
Of the Territories lthe selection TO be made by
the Senators in Congress from the different
States, aud the Delegates from the Territories
to attend all their lectures without charge.
The Professors have displayed libcrality
and philan,hropic disposition in this PROPOSE
tion which entities them to the thanks Of the
community We trust aud believe this Young
institution will receive supper, which will
encourage its Professors to persevere i'll their
laudable and generous design. They certainly
{ and We speak from personal knowledse) are
every way worthy Of the confidence and esteem
Of their fellow citizens.
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ThoMas King,
N ER CHAl = TAIL0

Qx x n ~ u n = = y - 4 - ~ 80
King street, betuee, the FroNkin use snd lily Hotel
VUSAKES this method of returning his sincere thanks
i to his friends and the public in general, for past
favors and continues to solicit the for the future
He has Just received fresh supply FILL GOODS
He win be able to supply oil orders in his line Of bu'
sness at the shortest NOTICE. and on the most reasona
BILE terms for cash lie has on hand all kinds G.
READY MADE CLOTrIlNG--coats, pantaoons aLS
vests; crava,s, stners and fashionable ceIsrs nied
and plain shirts general assortment ofgentlemen's
gloves, socks and stockings. 1e has on hand AZ
assortment of fashionable cloths blue, black, olive
drab and steel mixed do; also cassmercs, blue,
black and fancy coors and good assortment Of sat
netts; handsome assortment oil vestings; toinet and
swansdown velyets and silks; also, good assortment
of bang up and hunters cords handsome assortment
of Tartan plads and blue and brown csnblets; an
sortnent of aannes Of different coIos, handsome
assortment of fashionable battonsI gilt, plated and
steel, and large white pearl buttons for gentlemen's
coats, and fashionable black buttons; good sssort-
ment Of caieces; ladies' mockisous and children's
gloves. Also general assortment Of
LADIES & GEN7,LRIfENS CLOAAS
Orders will be taken. ~hich viii be made up to any
fashion with neatnsss and dispatch at such Pnces ~
will be satisfactory to these who may favof nm VIM
their patronage.
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Susanand Jane.

N the afternoon Of New.Year's DAY, vessel BY this
name was brought into QusntcO Greek and moor.
ed-the same evening she deserted bv the Cap
tain, who has not been there since Three days after
boy on board BY name 'Levi Athey" called to some
one on shore who Came on board .l.h states that
when he shipped in the vessel there was only black
man ON bosrd who stated that there had been free
cOored man in her who had left her and carried off
the Captains chest Athey went down 10 Wades' Bay
and took in load Of wood for free colored man by
name BIZ Dye-On their way up the, met the Cap.
tain who told Athry that he was named Noble Har.
cum md that hal! Of the vessel belonged to him. In
Washing she deserted by the negro, who stated
that he offended 10 SO on board the Pleasant Of Alex-
andria. The negro was called Phil.
Harcum vas in the Three.Ssters when he met the
Susan Jane Phil left the boat on Sunday morning;
sthey says he saw him the Tuesday after IN Alexan
dria
tlarculn ;old him also, that Captsin Owens Of We.
CONGO in Hortumh. rlaEd, Va owned one half the
Vessel. after returning wta and landing Bill DYE at
Wade's Bay, Tor whom they lad carried the wood 10
Washington they run up TO Quauiico-the Captain
told A,l.ey tn. he was gong ~ shore TO kill some
ducGs-hc irf, the vessel tsl rs only his gun. and
put the papers OF the Ye-Ss III ha pocket he fast
ened the canoe in which lie i.nde 10 fence extend.
been since ,eari of here son her stern is painted
"Sussn Q. Jane Uf YeocoIhco." srhey isnow in DUN.
fries and the vessel IN the &c ship master.
She i. schooner OF aboGt wv, nts live burh. u
Tn bos-l here are Few arlc1es of provisions, &c
rhr owners are requested 10 come fofwari, pro-
duce her papers, pay ehsf ) and take her away; o.
therwse she will be dispOS,d OF as the law Directs
JAMES g. e. fHOHNTON, Surveyor
ian SIT OF the Port OF Dumfres
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The editors Of the New York Courier and
U. S. Gazette are the greatest Psychologists in
the editorial corps. Will they tell US VIVA is
their opinion OF The word "svBJEcr MATTER"
Dr.. Armstrong, they will recoIIect, is absolute
ly furious when he mentions it. SIN the name
Of every thing that is disgusting and de,esta
BILE" Says he, "what is it,"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02
Thirty Dollars Reward .

A BOUT the first of December last, negro man
n named LLOYD, absconded from the farm near
TIN, place heretofore in the possession of Mrs Eliza
beth :. nm Bowie nov under my charge. Lloyd is a.
bout % years Of age, and about fee! 10 inches high
dark complexion speaks slow. and not very kely' had
one or both of his feet little frost bitten some years
ago; clothes not recoliected
If he is taken in Prince George County, Maryland,
or in tho District of Columbia, and brought home to
me- or safely secured in Jail that get him again,
will give Twenty Dollars; and if apprehended out OF
the County and more than thirty miles from home,
will give the above reward Of Thirty Dollars and pay
All expenses incurred in bringing him home
- RICHARD L. HUMPHREYS,
Receiver on the estate of John F. Bowie, decd.
Pi,cstsway, Prince Georges Comfy. Jan IS.
jan I6-Stawf