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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Public oaAe

Thompson Simpson, complainant
against In Chanery.
Edward Adams and Others, defts.
DURSUANT to a decree Of the County Court Of
l. Fairfax, pronounced, in the above case on the -
day of -, and amended on the 18th day OF June,
1929, shall offer for sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, before the front door of the Court house OF Fair
fax County, on the I'm day Of .4ugusi, 1922 being the
first day OF August Court all the right title and inter
est OF said Edward Adams in and to the
Real and Personal Estate
Of Samuel adams, deceased; Y together win al his
right, ttle and interest in and to the estate of Hugh
West deceased; and his right title, and interest in
certain
Personal Property
conveyed by the said Adams to Moss IL Bhncoe, in
deed of trust; which property will be particularly nam
ed and described on the day Of sale
Tho. lr0SS. Commissioner.
July 25-aug Sod
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Western Times.

CASE OF T. WATnINs This cas-, which.
bee au e Of tre confessc6 culp.oliiy II the de
frrGanl MANY pr,Hns al distance have view
ed a, very Slope, and therefore silly settled;
bu, which, from ,ht legal difficulties 'ha many
cases, apparently simple, ofe" present IN the
cou st OF heir a"ladica ion; from the decay
consruuen; on si,ict adherence 10 The ioims
or the iechnic ,lt,irs Of law, which can nt'er
be d;spcns, witt or disregarIcd without dan
ge- 30 personal righs and the impartial ad'
minjs,ratIon of ius'ic (; from The variety OF le
pal Questions raised ~ the course It me pros.
ecu ion, which could not be perverted or eva
,ied by he /" nch. bu' which must, the rlgh'
being claimed. be each argued al great lcng'h
by the counsel, the decided BY tie Court WIKI
all he deliIe alton, research, careful prepare
tion. and accuracy due 10 thci! own characters
to The weight Of their responsibility, and TO the
riqh,s o( the accused on the one hand as well
as those Of the pubic on The olher-this case,
which, ON these impediments anH the tlme
necessarily consumed IN the TWO trials winch
proved aburt,,c, has been so long ?enG'ns,
seems now in fair way 10 he soon finally dis
posed Of.
Nv the agreement Of The Counsel on DO IN
sid, on FRIDAY last, il was arranged tina, ont
or eighteen ci liens who should be summoned
10 s,lend the Cout, Yesterday morning, twelve
should be empaunelled without challenge, 20 ry
the three pending indictments agains Lr. var
kins Accordingly, The following "e'e me
twelve who frs, appeared and answered, ana
were sworn in as he jury, VIZ
Daniel Carroll, Jomts Harley,
Peter L,nor UW,nm He,cit,
Le,p;s Ca,berv Griffin COom6e,
Dgyid Enehsh, John p. hpgh.
.Lb, Ruriz. F. Il Russell,
". Smoot, Il. Gifnah'
tn This ;ury. as was agreed. Ill three OF The
vending ca.rs were submit ted Tor trial, VIZ: The
500 and the $50 dollar case Of Mr.. PauldIng
(,n which new trials had been grsn'ed) and the
1000 dollar las. Of Mr.. Harris, and The indict-
me mt, IN each case, being read to the jury, the
trial proce eded. The examination OF witness
yes was completed a, O'Clock, aud The Court
adjourned Naiionol InteAigencer Of yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

A house d'uided against Use must fail IL adj
di,ion 10 the AFFAIRS between 'hr Telegraph
and The New Yok Enquirer-'he Telegraph
and the Georgia JournaI--the Telegraph and
the Milleds eville Recorder, we have now to re
cord an afiAir between the Telegraph and the
Boston Bulletin: al good and true men--Jack-
son up TO the hub!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
For Sale.

ks~A BY authority Of Power of Attorney,
NIT from the heirs of A. Hewes. decd offer for
asss sale that desirable stand for business, on the
north side of Prince.street, adjoining Mr. Jas.
Norris grocery. Theirs is ground rem, said pro.
perry II not sold at private sale by Wednesday next.
shall sell it at public auction, O'Clock the
ming of that day. JOSIAH II. DAVIS,
aug 4 Attorney for the Heirs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

We hope no one neglected to read the very
excellent letter Of Mr. JEFFERSON to his GRAND
son, which we published Yesterday The SEN
timen,s it contains should be impressed upon
every mans mind
There is no grea, ar, in getting through the
world creditably and honorably, il we set about
/, with good intention. The road IS so plain,
that "a wayfarlng man, though fool, should
no err lseren." We must have a foundation
10 pride Of character, and the superstruciure
Sou ea,ily be rai'ed. As Mr.. JEFFERSON says,
|" prudence and good humor" must also be adj
h,reA 10, or We suffer trebly all the ills that
Sc n IS heir to-"
The advice 10 abstain from controversy, and
converse ion which is likely TO produce dispute,
Is, every way, botH in he mater and the man-
mr., most e1 etEt II is advice, however,
which, perhaps, Of all others, we fed it mos
difficult to follow. II mankind were all phil,-
sophers, we might expect them 10 become the
disciples Of this do trnc: as j: is, W. can ONLY
hope tina, n,ellisen' and rejecting men will
proh' by its precepis. as far as they can. The
Sr"r'aliy ofpeople, when they listen to msn
feialhng error, cannot console themselves wi h
the phllosophc reflection, That he has as
much right TO his opinion as We have--we will
not correct him, because If he wanted our OPT
mon he woult ask US FOR IL"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

A gentleman. u street, 5 m he habit OF
watching our Carrier, and taking his neighbors
papers e. ON under heir doors. Can he ,akea
hal, as well as = paper?
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The Annual Commence nrnI Of tho Univer-
sitv Of Pennsylvania took place on the Slst I'LL.
a, which time he cor"er stone of the new Me.
deal H all was laid by Bishop WHITE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Personal Property
Public Sale

DY virtue of deed Of trust me, bearing date the
Id l4h April, 1927, and duly recorded in the office
Of the County Cont Of Fairfax shall proc e 10 SELL
public sale, Fairfax Court House. Tuesday, The
22d of September merit betwe the hours of IL and
p. VI. certain tract of Land "lying ard being in the
county aforesaid the waters Of ltte.Rocky Cedar
Kun, aud on both sides of the Fauquier Alexandria
Turnpike Road. commonl. called the Willow Spring.
the same being bounded by the lands of Henry Ia.
ley, the heirs of Benz. Berkeley, Joshua Hutchinson.
and Mary C. Henning, except about four acres, part
thereof, sold to Henry Whaley in 1918, the residue
containing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

Aw,iter in the Boston Gazette says thst mere
are in ,ha, City" some hundreds OF houses ana
stores without occupants, and s'iii grea'er
number which do not bring their owners more
than TWO OF three per cen' per annum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
AibEEsxA 1SD3IAs
.,cn,y uoRHiNG, AUGUST 4. 1929.

il announced, in paragraph from
rngI,b paper, that Mr.. JEFFREY has re-
d,s. Edi.orship of the Edinburgh Ke',e"'
IS b. has conducted with SO much aOi'''y
4 il, commencement.
r - c,,lowine remarks from the pen oi
n,, of,hls place, related 10 Mr.. JEFFREY
WV way qualified to speak Of him. rem.
,.,s,, ,,ary any comments of our own and
i 49,. fill % iateres' our readers:
y" ,.r,.,r finished his education at the unver-
-. oxro,,l; rather an uncommon thing man. ior
s.,,,bmen intended for any OF the proie's''''s'
- more customary for the English youth TO
20. yJ,burrh and Glasgow Colleges t'is resi-
e.. prg,,od injured what Burns called the true
s,o,,h--gi,,ng it an English accent--whlch, IN
i mail degree, Iess@ned the powerof his e'ocuu0h
1 ~,e,, Yet as an Orator, he stood foremost pos
i -, that talent 50 peculiar to HEsRT CLAY OF de-
II -, .,cces,fully client. in criminal cases fiis
:, almost swar,hy. and his eve not unlike
.sn,x,rL wKss5En when in repose; but when
= that eve, almost Opaque, FISHES, absolutely
?, Ash. not TO beam, with intelligence ana
:, inject in hand Isreak of him when at the
n pr;y,ts society, he is not like some men OF
-. who ma, be compared to bursts from soda
l. e,,D,,;n his conversation flows in continued
= ,ous,,n, sparkling rl OF purest wa'er-iise the
.,, NJ scotland, which so celebrated by the poet
n,rr,. in his beautiful songs
n,s Critic in the Edinburgh Review, 1t IS not Tor
IN sneak, he stands unrivaed, ought to say STANDS
.,,s the public. B,ron's ashes, under the title OF
English Bar,ls and Scotch Reviewers" were' th'nk'
anne service 10 him. for he had assumed certain
.,.,, c,,,;ou which was unpleasant. In that VEN,
,Ds years since, he wounded the feelings, may term
/, the nrde of feeling, Of his ccuntrymen' from the
sn, N the baron, BY severe crltique on CurrIe's
.,r,or os Burns. However that was forgotten after
time As Mr. Jeffrey frequently afterwards attempted IN
1r.c,,y N rsnair it. And Mr.. LockhNt-the youcger
brother of the gentleman who married SIR Walter
c.o, d,uph,er, and who conducts the Quarterly Re-
,ew has htry done full aud equal justice to Burns,
NE Poet Of Nature.
"Mr. Jeffrey has, for few years, written but little
f,r the Reyiew-his sly is at once to he recognized
INA. an dFF.reot from that of Sir James Macintosh
n, Brougham, and Professor---i forget his name
III, res gning however, altogether, the Edtorshp' Is
20 he IT GREETED as he may be considered the great
NORraERN LIGHT." H.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

iMPoRraNr.-Th Editor Of the Telegraph
announces his arti,a is Weshing on, and the
Important fat that he has seated himself at his
desk. Gle, the welkin rig Vito shout"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
CheaN Goods.

vtluE subscribers intend making change IN ,ner
business in September, and, with view ofseillng
off or reducing their stock Of Goods. Offer them, TN
that period small advance upon Inc Co.'S sOS hn~
srs by wholesale or retail, will get them at REDUCED
80: LANES & YIN. ScQIIa
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

TIE Richmond Enqoirer, Of February, 1898,
denoun, ed Mr.. CLAY for Withdrawing the cub
lication of he Laws from The Louisiana Cou
rier Comment is useless
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

letter from Nassau, New Providence,
states that no less than ten "affairs oil honour
h IA rskrn MAC. there within Short perlQQ -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The ,cay they do things in Washington Vide
MIR. ScoLFiELD's Letter, in this mornings Gag
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
269 Acres

more or less. The terms viii be made known AZ the
sale and such title be conveyed to the purchaser as is
vested by the deed of trust
July 22--eots j. L. McKENNA.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
District Of Cu\umbia.

County q Aierandrin.
vy1UoMAs KINGSTON Ina, applied to the Honorable
William Cranch, Chief Judge OF the UnIted States
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia. to be dis
charged from imprisonment, under tie Act tor the
relief of insolvent debtors within the District Oh Co
Iumbia on the last Monday in August, inst ut y o.
clock A. NJ AT the Court House in Alexandra, when
and where his creditors a,e required to attend.
~ EDM. I. LEE,
80 =, &C C.. ID. &. G. A.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

There are singular.revolutions in the po'i,i-
cal world. Who dos not recollec' when Mr..
CALHOUN was REGARDED as the advocate almost
of consolidation? now, forsooth, where is the
man more strict in the construction OF the pow
ers of the General Government? There is this
diff renee between Mr.. Calhoun and Mr.. Clay:
the one, talented and AMBITIOUS, is willing to-
shape his course 10 suit the varying times; the
other, equally talented, pursues his way though
the current should be against him great
man struggling with he storms of fate"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

The arts of wicked and designing men were
never more manifest, than in the endeavor made
BY few par,zans TO inhu, nee the public mind
against Mr. CLAY, in cons, quence OF the result
of Wick'iff 5 rial. We have noticed This en-
deavor before, and only turn 10 II again, because
our attention has been directed that way by
some iudicious remarks in the Charleston City
Gazette on the same subject.
Mr. Clay has retired, or been driven, If II
will suit b. ter, from The cares Of public life
he has resumed profession OF W ica he has
eyei been distinguished ornament, and. in
the practice of that profession, not only had an
unGoubled right, but was bound TO defend his
client with all his zeal and ability. We con-
scen,iously believe that. had the whole affair
been reversed. and Mr.. CLAW been called 10 de-
End Benhing, instead Ut WIcklIff'. he would
have displayed the same abilities
How elevated must that man be, whose We
ry talents are urged as an objection against
him.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Notice.
Boots , Shoes, &c.

Boots, Shoes, &c.
"A Jus, received by the subscribers, an
III additional supply of summer
BOOTS BOO1EES e SHDESH1
e< comprising variety of qualities
and fashions:
Ladies' leather and walking shoes Of various
prices
DO morocco and lasting slippers, heels'and springs.
lst, I'd and Sd quality
Gentlemen's coarse and fine bootees, sewcd, pegg'd
and nailed
DO coarse & fine shoes. straight u rights & lefts
DO pnmps various qualities
Boys coarse and fine bootees and shoes, chesp
Misses and childrens leather and morocco boots and
shoes of various qualities and prices
ALSO,
Mems and boys low priced fur and wool hats
DO do pam-leaf do
Which are offered wholesale retail, and purchasers
requested to call and examine for themselves.
iuly 29-eo3w TRUE 4 HARMON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

M DEPEnRED.--The payment OF the
.hove n;vde,d is deferred until further notice, IN con-
ss qu.".. s. - IN making il. aug1
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
Bricks for Sale.

Bricks for Sale.
VaVIlE subscribers having established a Brick yard
l. within sixty yards of Mr. Entwsle's brewery, 1ffer
any quantity of Brick for sale, warranted equal to any
in the District Persons disposed to purchase, Eva.
termen in particularly will do well TO call, de-
termned to sell the most reasonable terms II be.
ing within one hundred yards Of the wharf, persons
disposed to purchase will please call Al the yard or at
my carpenters shop opposite VIM l. Kennedy,s'
THOMtS SMITH,
july 3l-eoSt EDWARD GOODWIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05

the schr. Haxal, Capt. Shove, rep rted Yesterday.
spoke, July 9Th in lat 81, SO, long g. 80, brig En-
terprize, 6 days from Wilmington, N. c. bound to
Gaudaloupe.
schr Rebecca IIyer. stackpoe, hence at Charleston
28,h July.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
A DiviAenA.

nF 81 per cent. on the balance OF ciaims-pnne'Pai
~ and interest against the estate OF Ehzd Dudny,
deed ishereby declared payable to the cred'or'' OF
th;r ,yal represen,ayes on Saturday next the LIST Of
August at my dwelling house. on wolfstreet1 between
the hours of and g. A. NJ and between and z, r. d.
;uIv 31-d1w ISAAC ROBBINS, Commissioned
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-05
SAl.l!p NEWS
ARRIVED, AUGUST a,

ARRIVED, AUGUST a.
Steam boat Potomac, Jenkins, Norfolk. Passed the
Ship North America Barden, below the Narrows, bound
down.
SAILED,
Schr. Wave, Jewett, Bo.ton; to load below.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-20

cold snakes, 70 look at him. His hat lowered
upwards like the steeple hats ofmlddle ages,
or like a tobacco stalk running up to seed. hts
cheeks were adorned with Aercer looking
pair Of whiskers his pepper-and-salt pantas'
looms come only half down the calves OF his
legs. and he wore leathern belt, with dag
ger, and pair OF pistols. The women were
startled at his appearance, and little children
ran behind their mothers aprons for shelter
when more full and ample biographical
account Of this illustriOus subject shall nave
been published, we will endeavor to do more
Justice, than IL practicable IN our crowded
columns, and with such meagre materials:
NJ We arc amused to find that the editor
Of The Newhuryport Herald. does not see
through Anos's transparent humDMg' Out mas
| taken Il quite as matter of Fact aiialr.
p. s. Since the foregoing was in type. we
have received the Lowell Journal OF the SVtn
ult., by which it Is patetact, beyond all CON
troversy, that the contrivance to bring out the
Autobiography with the appearance offs be-
ing elected in self.deience, Is as bumgllng
fam rs ever was attempted. Mr.. know'ton'
the editor Of that paper, who seems 70 DC
rather friendly to Mr.. Kendall than OTHERWISE
says
"Mr. Kendall's letter was received by ns
on Monday, and on the Saturday following a
copy, varying somewhat from the original
appeared in the Boston Statesman, Inc
manner In which he has thus precipltately
thrust them before the public. in violation OF
established usages. prompts US to suppress all
our intended remarks thereon. until we regain
the favorable impressions Of his character
which were produced by the first per9saI OF
this letter Before we were allowed time 10
comply with any Of the provisions OF letter
which M. Kendall had placed entirely at our
disposal, himself has given It publicity as Il
eager TO forestall public opinion. In justice
to ourselves, we may be allowed to remark
that we have not interfered with his Prsvot'
character farther than by an allusion 10 such
circumstances as tend to shew his competen
cy to discharge the duties ola public office
with Adelity. As to his unreqoited oblga'
tions in this vicinity, his precipitancy and un
courteous treatment. Of the subject prevent
at present, any explanation"
Il will be borne In mind by the reader thai
Mr.. Kendall's letter purported to be addres
sed to the Lowell Journal, In reply to some
remarks which had appeared in that paper
and that tits only published once week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-20

O7The Su'land Herald, in noticing correspond.
ess' says "Virtue shall have place and precedence
in our next" So il is with the wOrld-vir,ue has
place and precedence-in the nest. The same paper
says "Piain Truth came too lase." The plain truth
never comes too late.-M Y. Enc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-20
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.

H0UisvIhLE, Aug. I. "
Indian Hostilities.-We understand official
information has been received at the head
qnaltcrs OF the Western Department, stating
that few days since. whilst some Of the from.
tier inhabitants Of Randolph Co. Missouri,
wer" grazing their cattle on the waters Of
Charlton river, party Of Ioway and Sac In
dlans took possession 0fthe cattle and drove
them of-whereupon so Of the frontier In.
habitants embodied and pursued the indians.
1 and came up with them encampcd. Thev
refused to give up the cattle, when conflict
ensaed, which resulted In the defeat of tho
whites. who lost four men killed, four wound.
ed, and several missing. The Indian force il
variously stated, at from 100 to 600 men.
The Governor Of Missouri has called out N
Thousand militia for the protection ofthe'f from.
t'er, and has requested Of Brigadicr General
Atkinson the aid of the U. s. troops in that
quarter, and Brigadier General Leavenworlh
mas already marched for the frontier with the
disposable force stationed at jefferson Bar.
racks, amounting to fourteen companies.
Public Adr.
The Morning Courier says, tive find the follow.
ing curious advertisement 10 the Augusta Chronce"
One good turn Is sCOrth Gsother.-When VIVA Roin0
down hill was supplied with kicks from the liberal
and upright, without asking for them. I ann going
now up hil-wOn't they lend me few now?
HENRY SHULTZ.
The population Of Cincinnati, BY accurate est.
mate, has risen since 1926 from l6 to 600; and an
increase in the value Of It's real pro perry has taken
place, equal to the whole expenses Of the Miami
Canal.
letter received by gentleman Of Knoxville from
Gov Houston, gives information that the latter was
1t the date Of the letter, May 29, on HE way to the
'pper village OF the Osages, and would shortly return
o the residence Of jolly, the present King Of the
Cherokees; who in 1917 adopted him a. his sou, ana
With whom the Governor has been invited and in.
ends to reside.
In party il was asked, why 10 a woman uulka n
boxing glass il was answered, because the sr-.
peaks without rejecting, and the second reAae,a
Without speaking.
1.-THE writer Of'he foregoing libel oushs TO have q
boxing glass smashed about his occipus.l
We have seen asserted, that no instance % known
Je'' being i"sempera'e inthe use Of ardeatspirt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-08-20

Melancholy and depiOrable erent.-Drowned
IN Otsego lake. last Sunday, three men, two
by the name Of Hallock. one OF whom resi-.
ded in the town Of Springfield, the other in
Scoharie county, and the third by the name
Of Coon. residing in this town; all labourers.
and men with families. II is understood thai
they went out fishing; and having drank too
freely. began to rock the boat in sport, when
1t upset. having FIVE in it, two Of whom could
swim, and were thus saved, while the rest
found watery grave. This is another war.
ming to the Incorporate, and sabbath hreaL.
ers.-Cherry Vallsy Gazette.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-08
From til. North American Medical and sur.e. journal.

.Nsio pdccine Regulation in Philadelphia.
ShE undersisnsd, having been
- setaps, under ordinance the Select aud
mon councils respectfully announce TO the Medical public,
mat IN addition 10 their other duties, they will keep
supply OF fresh, genuine Vaccine Virus Tor the
won VI me profession by provision III the aforesaid
'fey obliged to furnish the city pr
m'u'y, which they win al all tune. do with great
vws 10 The great demand for virus from all parts of
county, 10 which fom their public position will
y DC ;aeec.d they have determined, free eou,ua.
lion with their medical friends TO equire small
on iof the extra trouble which they will incur by th, ar.
ApPeatons therefore, (po.t paid rcn any part
Of the u States addressed TO either the and
enclosing three dolI.I. will meet with prompt attention.
DAVID c. SKERRETT, NJ. ID.
No. l53 South Tenth street.
WIN. CARLL BREWSTER, MD.
No. $50 South Fifth street
We cheerfuiy aequesce the above p.an and have no
hesitation in stating belief that the dulles will
be faithfully executed by the Vaecinating Physcian..
Philip 8. Physirk, nj. d. Tho, T. Hewson, Nj ID.
N. Chapman, ID. ID. w. f. Horner, a. u.
WIN Gibson, NJ. ID. Henry NeilL M. ID.
Tho' Q. james, NJ. ID. j. X. Mitchell, n ID.
Isaac Hays, NJ ID. Tbo.. Harris, III. L..
Nav 4. tfc- ,,e,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-08
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., ERIDAY, MAY s, 1923.
$50 REWARD

WILL be given by the subscriber for the apprehension Of
w his negroes, JOE LYONS, JOHN SAMPSON, VIM.
Joe stout ard rather fat, black man. with smiling
tenancs, and white teeth John 10 Of middle height aud
teeth William toler.biy tall add stout, Of awny cocr,
aud shutters little Billy rather lower than the common
height, nulso, aud has OF bis front teeth
broken partly Of Sam low, stout made black CHARLES
rather tall and slim, black, has bumps his face They
burg shirts some VI them also took with them old blue coats,
packets and pantaoons, white cotton linen shirts other
Sunday clothes, they call them The ABOVE men, ster
robbery in the usishbouhood, of the 7th
INST and are probably lurking about Richmond Petersburg
Norfolk Hanover Courthouse the Piping Tree King WIN.
county will give the above reward for the
all, or sly Tor each nsgro HILL GARTER