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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Hvsngs &gh-A poor Irishman, in pass.
ing through village near Chester, saw .
crowd OF people approaching, which caused
MIN 70 inquire what was the natter Ne wa.
answered, /" man was going TO be buried. >
v, rePiied he, "i'il stop to see hat, fos
We Gerry them in our country"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

May be married. ma ~ said = prett,
brunette OF sixteen TO her mother. "yybai
do you want TO be married for," returned bel
mother. why, ma, you know that the chill
dren have never seen any body married, ant
thought il might please them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

Temperance .fnsedots.-" What is the mat.
ter with you 2" said gentleman TO an old
Dutchman, as he was crossing Johnson,s
square, short time since. Z" got de rhu-
mats. The gentleman advised him to rub
himself with brandy until il penetrated well.
oh man, ! dosh better As dat, replied Myn-
Aeer, I" I thinks the prandy, and Den I r1h.
ny leg nit tie pottio."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

nUTCuEH's celebrated Double and Sir.
- gle Iron Cast-siecl Plane BITS fIf ,als
~ ANDREW WOODS.
Cbarlesiown, June 20, i-33.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

WELSH FLASNEL.-.f Rational Reason for
Marrying -"How could you do so imprudeu,
thing" said n curste to Il very poor Taffy
what reason could you have for marrying a
sIrl as completely STEPPED in poverty as your.
sen, and both without the prospect Of the
nsn.et Provision!" why, Sir" replied
the Benedict, I'VE had a yery good reason
we had blanket apiece; aud as the cold
winter weather was coming ON, We thought
ihat putting them together would be warmer. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-10-24

. .Meeh~stc Arts, xssersst Esspreressess,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Clayton offered
various resolu ions relative to the government,
which we're ordered to be taken up on Monday
Ia connection with the resolutions Of Mr.. Cal.
houn and Mr.. Grundy.
The Land Bill ~as then taken up and be.
fore the question was put, shall the bill passs
Mr.. Tyler moved to reco,nn, the bill, with III
structions to strike out all that par! relating 10
Colonization SC. On this motion a most ANNA
ted debate ensued.
The question was finally lost. and Mr.. Buck
ner proceeded to address the House, and Was
speaking when our informant left Washington,
on a motion made by Mr.. Calhoun TO postpone
the subject to December next.
In the House, Mr.. Arnold was speaking on
the Tariff Bill.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
AND SHEBA.
From Curiosities of Literature

Soft"'utCo "
We recollect a pretty story, which, IN the Tals
mud or Gemara, some Nabbin has attributed to
Solomon.
At the foot of the throne stood the queen of
Sheba; in each hand she held a wreath of flow.
ers: the one composed of natural, the other Of
artificial flowers. Art, in the labor Of the mimic
wreath, had expuisitsly emuIated the lively hues,
aud thc rariseatpd beauties Of Nature; so that, at
'hc diStance it was held BY the queen for the in
,~rs,tion Of the king, it was deemed impossible
i1r him to decide-aS her question imported
which vas the natural. and which the artificial.
The sasacinus Solomon seemed posed; yet. to be
vanJui>hed. though in a trifle, by a trifing w.
man, irriiatrd hi, pride-bye the bye. this was
not the fist time he had been quizZed by the la
dies. The son Of Davld-he who had writ
ten on the vegetable production from the
cedar to the hyssop.' to acknowledge himself
outa it;ed by a woman, with shreds ct papers, and
glazed paintings! The hOnor of the Monarch's
reputation for divine sagacity SEEMED diminish
ed: and the Whole Jewish court looked solemn
aud melancholy. At length an expedient pre-.
scented i'self to the king; and, 1t must be con-
fessed, worthy Of the Natural Philosopher. %.
serving a cluster Of bees hoveriug about a window
he commanded that it should be opened: 1t was
opened; the bees rushed into the court, and
lighted Immediately OIL one Of the wreaths, while
not a single one fixed on the other. The deci-
sion was not then difficult; the learned Rabbins
shook their heads in rapture. and the bafied She
ba. hadione more reason tu be astonisned at the
wisdom Of Solomon.
This would make a pretty poeticL tale. 1t
would yield an elegant description. and a pleas
ing moral; that the bee only rests on the natural
beauties, and never fees ON the painted Gowers,
however inlmitable the colors may be laid on
This, applied to the Ladies, would give it pun.
genCy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
rot"mac AqueAact.
the Tariff Bill.
ALEXANDRIA. 25th ia

Jahuufy = ioOS'
ROP us will be rcc6 wed III the list Frbfu-
l. AIRY inclusive, for building Seven Stone Pier. and
the Southern Ahu,E'ent of the A~qu-duct over the Po-
tonac opp"-itr GeoIFetous; and fr a cau,eway Of
Earth. fortified completely witt slope wsiling, and in
tended L, connect The Abutncnt with the Southern
shore The Abutment and fiers to be founded upon
the solid rock which has been discovered all across, ut
the depth It S feet below low tides. and % beios high
tides; and 10 be made Of the hard blue granite which
is 80 abunIsnt and fine apon the River and the Canal.
within five mics of the site If the proposed work -
The Ston. TO vary from s to 20 cubic feet, and laid
partly in hydraulic, and partly in common lime mortar
The nssonI, of each p er will contain sbout 1915 GU.
bic yards, ana extend up and down stream abou, Is
feet. and across it about II feet. The abu'ment will
contain, together with its WINGS, about 4G40 cubic
yards. and occupy a space Of 60 Nv 50 fee. and the
entire Insight Of all viii be aoout Sc fee, from bottom
TO top II is desirable to have the Masonry executed
IN he best manner, aud according to specifications to
be seen at tins Office. rs well rs a,ihe Seven Buildings
N the Cit, of Washington, where 1t is re quested that
AL proposals should b. sent, addressed to Capt Turn
bull, the immediate Engineer Of the Aqueduct. The
letting will take place G. at Alexandria Oh siond.y, s5th
February. Hy order,
WILLIAM TURNBULL,
CAPTAIN T.. 8. Ton Engineers
WILSON n. e. FAIRFAX.
inn c6-d3tS 2awt21Feh
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Price Of Produce in .4sranaria yesterday, from

Flour: Thursday the wagon price Of Flour
was 3 5,25; a few loads taken at 5,2e. Sales
from stores 5,s7a. Yesterday wal on price 5,25
a $50; the latter most current. No sales from
stores, aud very little disposition manifested to
purchase. 1t was offered at S 1874. with a pur.
chaser; $50 offered.
Com MEAL-Our market is over stocked
with Corn Meal, and it is a drug. We under
stood a load of good Meal went into store yester.
day, the best offer received for it being so cts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
BALTIMORE MARKET-Jan. %.

Since our last report there Has been little va.
riatiun in the market. We note below all that
we deem material:
Hom-The market in Howard street for the
past week has been dull and inactive. A lew H.
mited sales from The stores have been made at
5,62a per bbl.
Uouer. seed-Is scarce and the demand good.
We quote from the wagon at S6.75, and from
the store at 1875 per bushel.
Whiskey.-The sales of Susquehanna copper
distilled IN hhds. and bbls. have been considera-
bic throughout the week. The arrivals have
been considerable. Whiskey in copper distiI.
led hhds. was sold at Soc per gal and in some
instances sales were effected at SOac, which
price has been uniformly asked throughout the
week. Copper distilled in bills has been sold
at S24 a S5c per gal. according to quality and
condition of the %arlicle. Howard ST. a scarcity
still prevails and we quote from the wagons al
25 a 26c per gal. exclusive of the barrel, and
from the stores at 81 a So per gal. as in quality.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
A GOOD farm for sale.

WILL sell the Estate upon which l live, containing
1 1870 Acres; one half is in wood. and the other un.
der 4 course of cropping; situated upon, the great
Southern Road leading from Aiexandris to Richmond
II is so universally known. that shall give no descrip.
ton of it. Any une wishing, from curiosity or a desire
to purchase, is invited to call and examine it. II is
well provided with every description Of comfortable
building; better dilched than any other Farm in Virgil
MIA. aud has been for more than so years under an i'm
proving course of cultivation. I would be willing to
exchange itfor Limestone or Mountain Land, Iobac
CO neskers would do well to call.
scpt1S-wtf w. II. FOOrE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Union Tavern

SxSA The subscriber respectfully informs
GMg9 tA his friends and the public generally, that
~ saI he has removed from Union street to Fair.
EasaNEEES fax street, between King and Cameron
streets, and near the Market, where Ladies and Gen.
tlemen can BE- accon modated in q genteel manner, as
his Est ,blishment is well fitted up, and furnished SUI.
fciently to render comfort 10 those who may please
to palronize him..
lie has excellent STaBLLNG for twenty or thirty
iIorses. for which his charges will be moderate.
Gentlemen can be furnished with OYSTER SUP.
PEHS in private rooms or otherwise, rs he has his
Oyster Establishment in complete order.
lie can also ten or twelve BOARD.
Frs. by the week, month, or year, at reasonable
prices.
Ills BAR IL furnished with the best Wines and Ii.
quois The place will afford
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes, BY strict
attention and moderate charges. to share q part Of
| ublic patronage. JAMES MORRIS.
ian i5-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
SALES AT
IrOstee's SaNe.

ATuStCC SdAcs
NvrlLL be sold on the llth day Of January next. on
w the premises, al the right, title and inter. 8, Of
J. C. Wilson. in and to he
Three story Brick WAREHOUSE, on King
fam between Union and wster streets, adjoining the
Esyssl Warehouse of S b. Larrnour b Co.
+, runs made known at the sale.
dec ~ is 3. J. PITTS, Trustee.
W. The above Sale is postponed till Thurs.
dag. the S1,t instant. jan 10
~ At the same time and place, | shall pro.
eeed to sell all the right, title and interest of L.
Wilson in the above mentioned Brick " srehouse, -
conveyed to me by deed, Of record in the Circuit
Court Tor the County Of Ale xandria Terms at sale.
ian 19-ts WIN. l.. HODGsON, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
a Card

AIRS. BOURNE takes this method 10 inform the
INI ladies' of Alexandra that she has returned to the
District for q short season Mrs u embraces this OPP
~portunity to return her grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal encouragement received last summer
Drawing from Nature and Painting taught in eight
lessons; also, Wax and Ebony Work Specimens to
be seen at Mrs. Rebecca Tsylnr's and Miss + Kenne:
dy's. where terms can be explained. mrs d whi
feel thankful for the patronage of the public, and no
exertion shall be wanting on her part 10 give sstIsfac-
ton. DEC oi-IawoW
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
NETWORK MARKET-Jan, o.,

.4shes.-For this article our market continues
III the same state as last Saturday, very limited
sales and prices unchanged.
CoW The moderate weather and abundant
supply have caused dealers to luwer their prices
still further. Anthracite is delivered by them
at Ss aud SO per ton, end Livespool at $40 per
chaldtOn.
Lonon.-The sales since the 18th amount to
900 bales, viz. COO Uplands at9a a iii cents,
and 800 FInrlda at II IA III cts.
Colonial Produce.-We have had some arri-
walls of both Sugar and Coffee, but they are not
yet brought in the market. Sales have been
quite tffling and a, about former prices.
f3OW continues duh. Sales on Tuesday of
Richmond Country. from the wharf. at S5.75;
Petersburg offered at sawe rates, but no purchas-
ers. We hear of a sale of Western Flour (tha,
had been rxpuseJ to the w~eatherl at sc. Our
present stock, of all kinds. is estimated at about
55, GOO barrels.
Grain.-\o further sales of Wheat. We do
not hear of any change in prices Of Coarse Grain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

1t is said, and we believe it, that the Govern
ment Express, which left this city a few DAYS ago
for Charleston, returned to this city on Wednes-
day, having comprised the distance between
Washington and Charleston in forty-eisht hours.
That distance is, by the Post'OMce;b book, live
hundred aud forty -four miies.-Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

The brig Matilda, Chine, at Baltimore. brings
advices frum Rio de Janeiro to the 18th ultimo.
Commercial letters mention tnat there were about
10, 600 barrels Flour on hand-prite ISL. Cof.
fee 1880. Affairs, politically, were more tran.
quill than they had been for some time previous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
SUPREME COURT U. 8.

p,ss WEDNESDAY, January IS, 1855.
TTesent a, yesterday.
Inn e.-Ex parte, Tobias Watkins. on nett.
Inn ~ a witt OF Habeas Corpus, &c.-Th. mo.
~ Mr. IN TINS case was opposed in argument
Il S attorney General. in behalf of the TJn;t.
i,Ss ana supported by Mr.. Coke in behalf
Peuuon' In reply and conclusion.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Notice

PURSUANT to an Order of the United States Cir.
L cult Cour, OF the District Of Columbia, sitting in
Chancery at Al@xaniria, in the cssr of Lincoln Cham.
berlain, surviving partner Of i,ucoln and Luther Cham.
berl4ln. against George acCli sh, Administrators Of
Archibald AcCieish, Ct al. passed October Term, 1882,
the creditors Of the said Archibald McClirsh are re.
qiired to present their claims to the undersigned, on
or before the 18Th day Of February next, or they will
be excluded from tie dividend of his estate
A MOORE,
ian " I'm Master Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
~ Nor1cE.-The Rev. STEPHEN DAVIS, Q

Ireland" in preach. With Divine PERMISSION, next
Lo DIS Day morning, at II O'Clock. at the second Pres.
oyteran Church., ii 3 O'Clock in the afternoon in the
Fr-t Presb, terrain Church; aid 1t half past 8 IN she
evening at til, Baptist Church. At,er each Sermon, .
collection will be taken up in aid Of said Society
whose design usefulness, and wants. will be fully stat
ed by ur DAVIS. jan IS u
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
SAVINGS FUND INSTITUTION open

This Day, ls~-turIa, ] uader the direction OF 3 Com.
mi,tr uf the Board Of Managers, at the IiUon, corner
OF King and Washington streets, al half past 3 O'Clock
z. u eSs'urtf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

A black man fell DOWN and died yesterday in
the street. The cause of his sudden death we
hear, was Intemperance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
THE MARKET.

Very little has been done this week in Coffee;
prices are steady. Flaxseed is stationary at
Sl4 for rough. Timothy and Clover Seed are
as last week. Flour continues very dull and
drooping; several sales have been made of West.
crn Of fair brands at 6 0O;w- hear Of no Southern
under 81 The Sock "f Flour is moderate ard
estimated as toll 'uws:-Wes,ern, 10000 TO So.
600; Southern, so. 600 to 10000; New York,
so. 900 to 60. 900. Total, 100, 600 TO $50, 900.
Buckwheat Meal is demanded; in Grain there
are no changes tins week, there have been but
few lots in and but little business; Molasses
DROPS, good Cuba has been sold at &c cts.
ENeW York jour. Com. Jan. %.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
TIE NOTE OF PREPARATION!

The n" Fyk Daily Advertiser states that e
large uur J-r e. Hrs arms, part, u,arly ,iGes,
and other @uvs ~ Of war, have been ~receuiIy
purchased IL "a, cuv 20 ScIh Caro'iua 49,
An'ns o'h'5 things, = Qnguj'iy Of dn.t VA.
been procured, Whether tas ,ca,s, o. Tor the
eq 'p"eh, Of vessel, % saa. wc u, not know.
lie peace es,an.,im.n' OF, l.at State Is Ger
'a''y pstt'as tn d !2,m't,Ole, if not a warlike
aPP'a'anCe. -
ron the Delaware State Journal we learn
na' lhere Vas d considerable excitement m Do.
YER last week, occasioned by an application Of
"' Ne" Castle and Frpnch,own Rail Road Co.
"' d "a" to prohibit any uther rail road or like
communication between the Delaware and Che.
'4pT"Ae' from christina to Appoquinlmink
"''A' Tor 20 Years, ior which they offer the
e'te a large bonus. On the other hand, a Com.
o''ee from DeiaV are City were active in Cd.
F"'"s SAID apphcsrOn, being DESTROYS to obtain
d Id" ior a RAILROAD or M~acadamised road on
y" Fear the liue Of the Canal-,hey are said
Wv " o'hus also, The latter are backed by
Tyres Mr. Pepper and other wealth, men
" Philadelphia. The contest seems to be New
''''Ie agains, Delaware city.
=. RESOLUTIONS against any reduction of the
,S"n' "''>h' 1t has already been stated, passed
~ ;, o,'4Ie OF The State of Pennsylvania by a vote
" 20 10 ., passed also the House of Re,resen,..
"""! a vote OF s. 10 9, and were immediately
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

Great Sale Of Real Estate BY a reference to
another column of this paper, the public will
perceive another evidence of the great and in.
~creasing prosperity Of this city, we allude to the
sales of real estate-tbe property of the late VII.
liam w. Gilbert, made Yesterday and the day
before BY James Bieecker s. Sons. Twenty years
aso. Or Whereabouts, the property in question was
purchased for joris thousand dollars. From the
grounds embt aced in this purchase, lots have now
been sold to the amount 1T FOUR HUNDRED AND
THIRrY-THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS; and the por-
ton Of the estate remaining unsold, in conse-
quence of existing leases, is estimated at upwards
nf ONE Kindred THOUSAND DOLLARS. Other pro-
perty in the upper part Of the city, or rather be-
ynnd the upper part, is rising III proportion.-
In addition to these facts, the noble blocks and
ranges of houses which are rising IN spacious and
proud magnfcence, IN that direction. afi"sd the
most satisfaction, evidence. that. Tariff or no Ia
DISQUALIFICATION or Union, the march Of our
city is onward. aud is not to be impcdsd b, in
cidents or event, Of ordinary occurrence cr msg-
nitude. Her position. under any circuns'aHc Cas-.
will ever cummand for New.York a proud pre-.
eminence among the cities oi the western world.
In the commerce of the Uniun, New York must
ever maintain the rank of Venice. in the DAYS of
her splendour. among thc', ites of the A,riatic.
GNew York Commercial.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Theatre.

w Theatre, has the homer of announcing the en-.
gsgement Of
Mr.. RICE, the Original jim CROW,
For one NIGHT only. Also. MISS LAt;E, who
on her last appearanc' here, four years ago, 50 much
delighted her audience.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

Warehouses to Rent.
tsssA she two BRICK WAREHOUSES; at the n.
Gals. ,ersection Of King and Columbus streets both
or separate; aud the Warehouse and - barf commonly
called 1" fuckers" ,ate in the occupancy of Messrs.
! C Cazenove & Co Immediate possession can bs
given ISAAC ROBBINS, Agent.
Jan 4-d5tSco2w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26

On MONDAY EpEAING, January %,
Will be presented the very successful Piece called
SEVEN'S THE MAIN;
Or, Thinning a Husband.
Margaret AacMucklekenny, q learned lass
from the Highlands Miss Lane
Miss Corneiia Clementina Clspeigo. a voium.
nous and valuable literary spinster Miss Lane
Lady Dorothy Dsshly, a lady of the ton, with
a song, Miss Lane
Mrs. Deboro Greskin, a Pork Butchers wi.
dow, with more airs than graces. Miss Lane
nademoiselle hntoinctte Marusqiin, a French
FiSuIante, with n pas seul, Miss Lane
Bridget Buck,horn, a rustic besuty. with q
Ensign ThAddius o'rransit. of ,heiKilkenny
flames, Mss Lane
Miss Jenny O'rransit, q young lady who Ax.
empIifies the mutability ofhuInan affairs, Miss Lane
Sir Rodeiiek S'rangeway, in love with every
thing, III. Rice
Da'y, his man. no philosopher, and yet no fool.
Nr. McKibben
Lucinda, a sister Of Sir Rodcrick, and not
SO fond Of romance, Hiss Anderson
After which, Mr.. RICE will appear, and sing his Gle.
brateG Ex'raysganzas, called
JIM CROW.
jim Crows description of his journey from Washing.
ton to Alexandra on Sunday.
jun Crows description Of ;he Burning of the Baggage
Car OH the Rail Road.
Evacuation of New York by the British.
III. Jim Crow of ali the States.
The Museum and Tecumseh.
The whole to conclude with the ~lsughable Farce, in
two acts, called
THE sPOIL'D CHILD.
TA6- NR. r. RICE
Little Pickle Miss Lane
Gid Pickle . Mr.. McKibben
John Mr. Rice
Naria Mics Anderson
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
THE UNITED STATES AND GEORGIA

Ii is our design. so far as it NAV be 10 our pow
er, TO place all subjects that we may present to
our readers in the light Of truth; aud our efforts
shall be to make them ineligible. Whatever is
Of national importance we shall speak Of, fear
Iessly. al our judgments may dictate, and in ut.
ter disregard Of any party. We have chosen
our pa rty. 1t is the Constitution. Our attach
ments are to il, and to the laws. We are against
any man, or combination Of men who may set
aside the obligations Of the one, or refuse obedi.
enee TO the other.
We consider it highly important that the con-
duct OF Georgia, in regard to the Indian question
should be correctly estimated by the people.
every where. We condemn her whole proceed
ings, as We do also those OF the Executive in
countenancing and authorizing them. IL Geor-
gia had the right which she assumed, to put the
laws of the Union, and the solemn obligations Of
Treaties, at defiance, and which she has done,
to the very letter. no man in his senses will dis
pute the right Of South Carolina to nullify acts
Of Congress made for revenue purpOses-or for
protection, or for any other objects.
So far as the people may be induced to believe
that this proceeding is right in the one. and
wrong in the other, they are deceived. The We
~ same measure OF condemnation, and OF praise,
is due to both.
II South Carolina is wrong, then Georgia can.
not be right, and could not have been in all. or
any, of her proceedings relating to the Indian
question. II the Presidents position is right,
as We esteem it TO be, in regard to South Carroll
ma, then it was wrong in regard to Georgia -
Our object is the truth-und our aim is to mete
out equal justice 10 all.-Phh Com. Herald.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-26
Fifteen Dollars Reward,

UOKl6FB NktWNrN,
EOR taking up, and securing so that I get posses.
L sion of her again. NEGRD lime, who ran of
from Dunfries yesterday morning Jane is ABOUT five
ieet three inches high, well set, color dsrf; took with
her q variety of clothing, particularly . plaid cloak -
She lived in Aiexandris last year, where il is supposed
she now is. The above reward Of fifteen dollars will
be paid If she is taken out Of the limits of Virginia, ard
ten dollars within. PEY ON
administrators Of Luke Cannon. senr deceased.
BreDtsvIlle, 18th January, I833-d3ts wifi
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1833-01-16
sTRAYoxEN.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, -,
Erecutire Department,

g TATE of Illinois, Bond county.-Taken up
~ on the 10th day of November, by Will
am Edwards, living six miles south of Green
vile, dark bay MARE, supposed to be rising
ourteen hands high, ard fifteen years old, a
natural trotter, no brands perceivabe, apprais-
ed to twenty-five dollars by Joseph Myers,
William Anderson and Joseph Perry, before
A. G. Mills, j. p
4l-3t WILLARD TWISS, elk.