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MtJVD AJYD BODY.
4* I'tluli in speculum
£«Vi n.inJluli dy t’other day
At «Hft luy chin 1 plied my razor,
I ray tell me-—;.»*** poitr jv
l'trreal phi/., or cheat the ga/tr *
i h.«t youthful far#, \vhi» h bloomed nj tJtfV
As H**he’#,tiany umlt’t, Apwllu't,
II l'-*st ill rosrt, and your cn« »k
It faliiuc into fearful bellows.
T hr«,iow,i fell f(H>t hath u'( its sign
Beside that nr »hichiliiuly(aink!i,i ;
And Uik ! what meant this iulv line?
Uadsooks, my tne»»d,youV eriua!:?,
Tint foi in whi h ladies once could praise.
Would tiow in<piiethem with a panic ;
Get Byron's helt,«*r Worcl-tfdiBtiv*,
Or elie you will soon he Aldct tnauir
At sight of that dismantled top,
My very hcait, I mint confess, ache? ;
Once fatuout as .t Hrutii* crop,
You n iw are hulda than Lord Esse
Since Way le's decease, your teeth decline,
Finding no beautitiei neat ’em,
Time's to* th hath initmMcd two of thine—
Well may they call lum * cdaxrtrum
Behold ! your check* are quite bereft
Ot their two laughler-nur-ing dimple*,
Ami pielty substitutes they’ve left,
[Between our trivet,) a brace of pimples.
The fashions which you uted to lend,
So caieleasare you, or to thrifty,
You most neglect when must you need—
A sad mistake when nearly fitly.
Stop, ft op, cries Hotly — l#*t us pause,
Ueforeyou reckiui more ode-net.*,
Cilice you yourself m iy be the cause
Of all these dismil consequent:##.
1 «w **J, you kuotv, wears out the sheath,
By steam nr hra/eu vessels scattered :
A; i when volcanoes i igc heuiMth,
The surface usuit be torn and shattered.
I: tv* not your passions, hope-, end fear#)
Hi« ir ligament of clay outwtaring,
V ne infinitely more than y ears
To can»c the range you’re declaring f
Tf you you: sell no «ymptoms -how
# * *1 age —no wrinkle- of the spirit:
It »ii|! tor friends your Ik art can glove,
Your purse he tiuted withstarviug merit.
Jf vet, to t*.rdid s»n> uni-••own,
N . aval ice in your hi cast lussta;teu .
If 'on have not suspicious gtowu,
Sour,gurulnus,or uiriow hearted v
' *-r ■•till are young: and o’er my her
[Howe’er rts to time* may he shaded ]
Shslitl<r« w the • umhirtr of youi *iac* r
And ke ep the murt.d part uni t led.
Ks|tre«sion m the face’s tonl,
Tiie head and hem's j iut emulation ;
ltirtn-ihle to tune’s control;
l'ire from the body’s devastation,
li 7014V*.* htill twenty, l’:u no more :
* "lulling hy yeai how folk* have iduudertd.
V dime was young st «igbty-fuiit ;
And V‘untenche, it ne.11 1 hundred !
|.ViW Monthly Magazine.
A TRUISM.
I. •qt.iriru* oi.ttoi*, d< void •>[ st;eucth,
IWiutc'cr ti»»y want m depth,afford in length.
ISIS OSLLASTBOUS.
There are frequent instance-* to be met wi:h in
which calumnies are circulate.! iijurious to the char
acters of individuals, so vague in their terms, or
emanating from sources so polluted, as to evade the
answer which truth might furnish, or to be wholly
undeserving of notice. When these accusations,
however, assume a piccise ami definite shape, or
when, having made an impression on their winds,
they are repealed :»d sanctioned by men whose
general conduct and character entitle them to re
gard, the circumstance should be hailed with joy,
since it furnishes a proper occasion lor a reply._
We have been led to this refleciiun by an article
in a late number ol the Augusta Chronicle, in which,
upon the auth rity of the cdi.oi of the New York
Champion, w ho is represented as an eye-witness of
the circints ce- lie states as facts, the Secretary
ol the Navy is arraigned and condemned for his
treatment of Com. Porter.
Among the most important of these statements,
is the assertion tin; “ Commodore Porter was re
quested, with the courptil of Mr. Adams, by Gen.
Lafayette, to come to the house ol the President,
f<*r the express and avowed purpose of concilia
tion. ” The Champion does not aver that he knew
of thi-* fact, and we speak advisedly when we say
no such invitation was given by Genera] Da Fay
ette, or sanctioned by the President. If, as is pre
sumed, lie alludes to the only personal interview
th»t took place be ween the President and Comm.
Porter, daring the period of Gen. I,.i K.neUe’*
visit to Washington, we unhesitatingly aver that
neither of the E lit or?* of ihit print were present.
At that interview’ were present, the President and
General La Fayette, Commodore porter, Mr. Dj
Pont, and, it is believed, Lieiilcn.fr Skinner, and
no other person. It did not occur in the President’s
Ho’i-e, and Mi. Adams did not retire to the irress
of a window. General La Fayette did not burst
into tear3, or use the language which is attributed
to him.
The facts are he‘C, and the statement was re
peatedly ami sub-tan'inlly made while Commodore
Porter was in this enti;.try, withoui being contra
dicted, as it is believed, !>y him in the minutest par
ticular. Mr. Du Pont, a warm friend of Comm.
Porter, had prevailed on Commodore Porter to
pay a visit to General La Fayette, then residing at
the President’s House. On reaching the door, the
President’s carriage was there, in which he and the
General were about to ride. As Mr. Du Pont as
cended the steps, the President and General came
out. Commodore Porter being in the rear, was not
at first seen, and the Piesideut advanced and shook
hand* with Mr. Du Pont. While thus engaged, the
Commodore advanced, and the President, leaving
Mr. Du Pont, passed the Commodore without
speaking to him, ar d proceeded to his carriage
where he remained, until General La Payette,
perceiving he was waited for, left the gentlemen
on the steps, and proceeded to the carriage, which
lie entered, ar.d it drove off. lie very naturally
inquired of Mr. Adams the cause of the marked
conduct he lia l exhibited to the Commodore, ami
was referred to a letter from Commodore Porter,
whtch had appeared in the National Intelligencer
of that morning, declining an invitation to a public
dinner, which had been offered to him by some of
the citizens of Washington. If the Editor of the
Chronicle will refer to that letter, he will find
abundant reason why Mr. Adams, either in his
private character, the friend of Afr. Monroe, or in
hi- official clnatter as the President of the United
."■bates, should decline to recognise in Commodore
Porter an individual entitled to receive from him
any marks of tourtesy or civility. General La
Payette, Upon perusing the article in question,de
hired tl at all possibility of bringing about a tecoti
ciliatiun between the Administration and Comm.
Pm ter, h.d been removed hy the latter lutn-e f; and
in this opinion, many of the warm personal friend*
of the Commodore expressed their concurrence, at
the time.
We have thus, on our responsibility, given a
statement, varying in many essential particular*
from that quoted by the Chronicle.
[Aat. Jour.
The fwrtrior rcmrl of hvr for the thhilj-jJici.il
district, commenced its fall tension at iirenteville,
V a. on the 13th Kept. Judge bade, presiding. A*
a ny of our readers feel some interest in McCarty's
recently transferred, by a change of venue
om Loudo m to Prince William, we are enabled
'-I »tite, from a highly r«-«p*TUble and intelligent
source, that it was called upon Tuesday morning
list; the jury was sworn in the evening, and the
esse opfnttJ by John Gibson, Kerjr. for ti c com
monwealth, and Jonn Metres, f%ijr. on the part
of the prisoner. The exarmnition of rvitne-ses
which commenced on Wednesday morning, lasted
until Friday evening, when Mr. Hibson "rose on
behalf of the common wraith He tvae followed
by Mr. M»#c-r, Ofl the opfowte r *►, in « tf*~ch
of about three hours’ longth. It was 9 o’clock
when Mr. M. concluded. On Saturday morning
Mr. Taylor addressed the jury on the part of the
prisoner. Mr. Gtbaon succeeded, and the plead*
ing* closer] about 1 o’clock. The jury, after an
absence of an hour and an half, returned a verdict of
“ Guilty of murder in the second degree,” and
assessed the term of the prisoner’s penitentieey
confinement to five years.
We understand that the prisoner was defended
with the greatest ability, and that the jury unani
mously recommended him to the executive cle
mency.
The session of the court, it is believed, bad not
terminated. [ Genius of Liberty.
SALE OF FLOOD HORSES.
The Petersburg Intelligencer, of the 6th ultimo,
' says: The sale of horses belonging to the estate
i of the late Th. Field, Esq. for seme lime past
. advertised in this paper, took place on Friday last.
| The correct skill and judgment of the deceased, in
electing and renting the best stock, together with
j the high reputation acquired by some of them as
j racers, attracted hither from a distance, a number
| of the gentlemen of the turf. In order to shew
t how highly these homes were appreciated, we have
| thought proper to give the account sales of several.
Oolianna, a tine blood bay horse, upwards of 16
i hands high, 33300; Phillis, full sister to G’ohanna,
I(i3l; Merino Ewe, 16 years old, notv in foal by
Archie, the dam of Gohanna and Phillis, 1205; a
I bay filly 12 months old, 357; a sorrel filly 4 months
old 600, also the olLpring of Merino Ewe, Calyp
so, Archie Mare. 2G5; Lndv llott*, gray mare,
150—producing the handsome total of §7959, and
averaging §994 87 1-2 each, h’one of the pur
cuasers reside out of the state. Virginia is still
herself! -
Front the Washington {Pa) Examiner.
Cross Creek,Sept. 2.
On Wednesday evening last, a little before sun
down, thi« neighbourhood was visited with the
most frightful huriicane of wind, hail and rain, that
we have had for many year*. It commenced neat
Gen. Patterson’* mills, and passed in a south east
course, across six plantations, levelling as it went,
every fence that stood in its way. A part of the
roof of one larn is taken off and a number of cabin
buildings totally uncovered. Several corn-fields
are stripped of the blades, and many ol the stalks
broken down, and in some places the green timber
is much torn to piece®. Cut the most appalling
orcuirence took place at the plantation of Mr.
| Johnson. Being engaged in erecting a tread grist
I mill, a large open shed had been made to shelter
I the workmen trom the sun and rain, and covered
i with loose boa-d-, the first gust of wind whirled
j the whole covering away, and carried along with
! i*. Mr. Neal Gunn, one of the milwrights, and
| threw him on his head and face, in the bottom of
I an empty water rom«e, at the distance of 75 feet
i from where he was taken; the tall and bruise on his
| Lead stunned him so much, that he could not rise
and he I a 3 in a state of insensibility, exposed to
the pelting ot the hail until the flood produced by the
rain on the high ground come down ami aroused
turn. James Love, a carpenter, was in the second
story of the mill house, a frame not weaihe.board
ed. i he same blast blew bim and a number of
loose boards out of the house; as he passed (he
corner post of the frame, he attempted to support
liitnselt by it, but not getting a good hold was for
ced out, and came to the ground on his feet, 13
feet ftotn ike house. At that instant a second
blast, with increased fury, met him, and carried him
Hcrc.s-s a piece of low ground, a distance of 100
feet, and art him again on his feet, beside a gieen
tree;around which lie threw his aims and support
ed himself until the wind somewhat abated; he then
let go his hold, and in a moment the wind whirled
around ami took him back about 70 feet, nearly on
a line to the mill-house; and a third time dropped
him oi| his feet, so nearly balanced that he did not
lall off them. In all the dashing from place to
place, wi,h the lury of a whirlwind, he escaped
without receiving any injury. Both of these men
say, they are not conscious of having touched the!
ground, in all the distance they were carried, in
any other way, than the toes of their shoes rubbing
it, once ot twice, as they were borne along by the
wind. Every circumstance confirm® the belief
that they are not mistaken. James Love was
twice taken across a water course, 6 or 0 feet
wide, and 2 or 3 deep; had he been forced by the
wind to stumble along with his feet on the ground,
it is not at ail probable lie could have e-raped beii g
thrown into it, and eeverely bruised. Some doubts
were entertained at first, that Mr. Gunn’s skull
might be fractured, but having regained his senses
so speedily and perfectly, induces the hope, that he
has only received a severe bruise on the head and
face, and that he will be able in a few days, to re
sume h:s business as formerly.
We received on Monday last a 1 ettcr, from a
friend at Ilardinsborg, of which the following is a
copy. No doubt can be entertained, of the recti
tude of the statement made by our correspondent.
[Louisville Kentucky Jldv.
TO THE EDITOR.
Hakdi.vsbuhu, Sept. 19, 18CS.
This evening about sun-set, titty-six nsgroe®,
(men, women and children,) destined for the low- j
er country, were marched into our town, from the I
state o! « idiana, a part charged with having mur
dered their owners, and three other white persons,
being the number of whites on board. Before the
court of inquiry, the circumstances developed,
were something like these:—On Sunday, the J7th
m»t. between 10 and 11 o’clock, A. M. a voice
was heard below by those on deck. They imme
diately ran down and found between twelve and
fifteen of their comrades engaged in murdering the
white persons. They soon succeeded in”dis-1
patching four. The fifth jumped overboard, and
reached the shore—was pursued by the negroes, i
caught before he ascended the bank, and was also 1
murdered. They affixed to each a weight suffi
cient to sink him, and threw the wholeoverhoaid.
As soon thereafter as possible, ami taking off such
things (valuable) as were onboard, they landed in
number, sny seventy or seventy-five. The a- I
hove number, (say fifty-six,) embodied them
selves and marched into the interior of the coun
try, some four or five miles; the balance separated
ami as yet have not been heard of. Those taken
were met by a gentleman returning from court at
Borne, who, upon bsing a-ked some nues;ions re
lative to the road, &c. advised them to encamp
at a school house, a short distance from thence —
He immediately left them, and assembled some of
its acquaintances, who pursued and took them af
ter an obstinate fight on the part of one or two of
the blacks. They were confined in the jail at
Rome, until search was made for the balance_
Meeting with no further success, they were brought
across the Ohio, and lodged in jail at this place;
the murder having been committed w«hin the boun
dary of Ureckenridge county. Three of tne ne
groes taken, have been convicted by the ma®is
trates, two of whom confessed the fact. The names
of the individuals murderer! are Howard Stone, of
Bourbon county, Kentucky ; David Cobh, Lex
ington, Ky ; James Gray, residence not known,
but supposed either in Louisville or Natchez ; a
Mr. Davis, of Paris, Ky ; and Edward Stone,
of Bout bon. Messrs. Howard and Edward Stone,
I * e understand, were the owners of the negroes. *
Most of the information obtained, is from a
sprightly youth by the name of Louts, who ap
pears to have been a waiter, and not for sale, and
who has been somewhat beat in defending his mas
»mce ire above was in type, we learn that four
more n^iow have been taken and secured in W1|
j ill IftiJiana. ^
Anvthtr Tragic Affair.—On Thursday even
j Mg last, at a wood yard on the river, about 16
mdc* below this place, a man named Smith shot
.wo others, a Mr. Christopher, his father-in-law'
and l)r Preston Hrown 01 ihts place, brother o!
the Minister of the IT. 8. at Paris. After firing
upon and wounding Christopher, with one of I,in
p.stols, he was about to fire upon him again, when
Dr. Brown interfered. This served to increase the
rageoi Smith, and he turned upon Dr. H. and shot
him. The wound received by Dr. B. i« consider
ed dangerous, if not inortll. Mr. Christopher it
I»» will rworer. We ?.»ye ectt*--n tfcje
to ucutain, accurately, tue cause c*I the <ju»rr»V,
but it is »aid to hare originated about aland claim.
ICP Wc regret to learn that Dr. Brown died
about 2 o’clock this morning. We trust thalSmith
will be taken and brought to jnstice.— [/ft.
Lckiburo, (Va.) Sept. 12-The following
advertisement has been handed to us by a gen
tleman of high respectability, who vouches for
the authenticity of the facts it contains. We also
learn (hit the horse referred to in the advertise
ment had evidently been forced backwards off the
precipice. The tnnsaction has caused much ex
citement in the neighborhood; and there appears
much cause to apprehend that the fears entertain
ed are too well founded. [ Genius of Liberty.
VILLANY—PERHAPS M URDEtt!
A Horse has been recently found dead at the
bottom of a precipice near the summit of the
^ue, HiJee* * little South of the turnpike in Snic
kers’ (Jap. On examining the top of the cliff
the footsteps ef a horse were distinctly traceable,
lor a considerable distance, shewing at the verge
of the summit, the different positions in which lie
had been placed, and affording incontestible evi
dence that the animal had been piecipitated by
some villain or villains. The landing place being
about seventy yards from the summit, overhung
with huge projecting rock*, against which the an
imal alternately struck in his descent. The first
conjectures to which this discovery gave rise,
were numerous and various: but several days hav
ing elapsed, and no owner appearing, it at length
became, and still is, the general opinion, that the
owner must have been some unfortunate stranger
who hail money, and whose body has been con
cealed by the hand of an assassin: and indeed, when
the circumstances connected with the discovery
are duly examined and weighed, it appears not un
reasonable at least, to fear that this melancholy
conjecture is too well founded. The home is a
bay, with black mane and tail, about 15 hands,
shod all round, supposed to be ten years old, aud
appears to have been a fine gelding.
Editors of papers, it is hoped, will be induced
to give the above an insertion.
•Loudoun County, Va. Sept. 6, 182G.
Wc utats, on an authority which we know may
be trusted, that it is not true that the Countde
Survilliets has askeJ for permission to reside at or
to visit Brussel*. He is entirely contented with
bis residence in this country, which he continues
to consider the iuo*t happy in the word; an opin
ion, whieii, it may be remembered, he expressed in
his letter of thanks to the inhabitants of New
Jersey, who exerted themselves to extinguish the
fire of his house about six years ago. He speaks,
still, in the same term* of attachment to his friends
and neighbours, and of contentment with his situs -
lion; and is far from desiring to rjuit a country
where in eleven years he has never met with a
painful or unpleasant occurrence.
As to the millions which the editor of the Paris
Quo'.tdienne has so generously bestowed upon him,
it is certainly a very sbsurd exaggeration, con
| trived with no kind intent. The liberality of his
expenditures, fry which the public as well as indi
viduals are benefitfed, and the extent and frequen
cy of his benevolent donations, bespeak considera
ble resources; hut it was truly said, by an old
olTicer who received assistance from iiiin, that
whil* he has the heart of a king, hi* purse is that
of a private gentleman. He has seated himself
among the farmers of New Jersey, where he main
tains a kind and generous hospitality, without any
idle ostentation that could provoke censure from
the most severe. He tnay be found directing his
laborers, who are all attached to him, on his ow n
estate, or in the public road, in ti e improvement
of which he has expended large sums of money. In
the space of 2 or 300 yards he has nearly levelled
two ateep and dangerous hills at the cost of about
$3000; am) we believe that he prefers this plain,
active and useful life to the parade and magnifi
cence which the Quotidienne lias prepared for itim
at Rtuseel*. His public work he considers as some
acknowledgement and return for the protection and
hospitality he has enjoyed in the United States.—
A great number ol the labouring and industrious
cla.-s of our citizen*, find constant employment
with him: and the increase of comfort and pros
perity among them, at and near Berdentown, is
very suiking, and will be durable, f .Vaf. Gar.
The publication of Recipes for diseases without
knowing whence they cotne, or even the nature of
the medicine prescribed, has become too common
in our country, and has led, in various instances, to
fatal consequences. Some yeats ago a recipe was
publi.-hed, recommending large dose* of sulpnur for
the rheumatism. A gentleman in North Carolina
tried it, and wascuied of the rheumatism, it is true;
but was entirely deprived of the use of his limbs
tor thereat of Lis life. The following letter gives
the fatal result of another trial of a raise/able Quack
Recipe. The only wonder is that both, lather and
daughter, did not fall victims to their too easy c/e
duli'J- [B-lt. Pat.
POINT PHEASANT, near Kinsale, )
.Yorthumberlaml, Virginia, Sept. 19,1826. $
To the K'titor of the Baltimore Patriot.
Sin : An instance of the fatal effects of quakery
has rec-ntly occurred in this County near my res
idence, and as the fatal recipe is now going the
rounds of the newspapers, at the instance of my
neighbors, I communicate the intelligence to you,
hoping that no time may be lost in endeavoring to
stop the administering of so deadly a poison : 1
will briefly relate the cases. For some time a poor
rnan, a neighbor named ClementT. Tate, has been
afflicted with (lie ague and fever; he was told of the
lerttedy of Gin St Sulphur, taken just before the
ague —he procured some Gin and Powdered Brim
stone, and administered to himself one pint of the
mixture, and to his daughter, an interesting Girl of
about IS years old, ?> gills, the e.Vect of it wasthis,
it pioduced a most violent fever and delirium in
both of the victims; Mr. Tate is slowly recovering,
but his poor daughter being of a more weakly con
stitution, suffered much and died in the greatest
agony on the 17th inat. It is believed that the re
cipe first made its appearance in one of the Norfolk
or Washington prints.
V on can use this as you see fit. I hope the pro
mulgation of the recipe will be stopi*d. Yours
with respect,
ARCHIBALD R. FARQUHAR, Jr.
TO LAJYD BUY EBB.
THE vubjeriher briitj drinour to remove to the Writ |,;
concluded to i.fTrr lor sale, hi. well known tun or hr
wheieon lie now rcridc*, lyin* in (he county uf I}Urk,r-l,,,
on bhnip’i creel,; thi* tract favoured with many local *d„
*■•*£«> f"r, l^shb. aociety, yund water and .oil. I( cootai
«'*"* linn.lied arrea or tbeieahout, and a fine poilion |,e, ,
h.sh rotri of ihr aforeiaul creek, with shout fifty acrei of
low ground; the improvement,„f (his place are yoorl. A con
furtahle dwelling hours, containing five u,iny room*, heaidi -
panayf ami porch an I five yood fire places, a larreroomy bar
«itli a new tine.hiny machine and rn yood repair, amievei
other nut hmm trqmntetoa fji,n(o work from 1.5 to 18 ham
to advantage. The term, of sale will he one third m advam
and the balance in llitee rqual annual payment., and if n
privately .old before the I lib day „f O.oher, it will on ,h
dav he offered publicly. JOHN 8 NOWLIN
0,1 “•_ 12—Ir'i
I to •* >• 'or c««6, ahold forty) riffrofi in familiar. '
* MOllEKT H. OAR NETT. j
Ort 13. |
Ihr t’atarihnrc Intalliseneer, it rfijuadeci to imrrt (he a Hot*
(imrt, and f*»r»v*rrt the *r fount to tf»M Office for p*ym*nt.
"flu. fui .alt bit Ir.et of land in tha coitoly
nfSIrcklenliorg, an Um’j err. It, ft mil*, to tha ^
IhaOntnlhuna, rotttainiitg TtO at.ttr, more than half of (hit
h standing in woods all good trl.,rco Ian l The plaata
tion ia in goo-J order for eroppio* and very productive In ilia
otiulerupt of I he country, with fane p* im»nnk low yrniindt.
rha itm.rovetn-iita ar• all new and goodf (hit it iihdonhtrdl*
on* ol Ilir hart trarlt of tilth land in the anUnty. AI«o another
•rart of VVJ arret nn lleat'r Element crerk, all wo.,.I lan.l nd
t.htceo laud, with SO or Id acrrt prime low ground, all fatumii
plant land, a pail of tliit land lira in the f,„], of HafTnltTj and
Mawkin'f roads, and would he no excellent (land for a dote ot
Alto, a« a*anl fo* Jama* 8. Have near of', one othar (r,r( nf
land on Vncker’e creak in tha cnwnty of Mreklenhtng, of WiO
a«ra*i thi* land it wall improved and tn yood urd.r fot Cttippiir
thout half of tint tract •• clear toft f,ee productive land. If
lh« ahova lant'.t are not tolJ pt irately before the I fth da* of
November oast, (of which due notice «,'| ha (itan ) the ,,,1,
tard,ar will on that day te'f tn the hicha.t l.of ler, thw p,,.
»t«at. tha fttat Oft Coa’t creek; *l«o ad It,a crop of r..„n }„J.
•Jar,, at., and dock of all kindi. and on the i7(h
tama month, on tha preio'c, hr will tall to the hiahtat bidder
tha tract on Iturka.'t craak; alto all ihe cion nf ,?orB f„d,t.,'
and dock of all I It. Trnrt at HI ha made know,, oiitl.a Hit
«f »afa. Il'lwrrntlt and i>) valuable neyi- at would ha told with
theta two tra, r. of hmd. JAXKM I.UPOH T>.
/ . a. An> parto,, Wfl.in* I . Ira*! for tin, |,n,l by addrttiinc
a Idffaf in lha tohtcrther, l.omhvrdr Slrove Tort «j T, .
^'‘NSt shall »*at Willi prompt attention.
^atklrn^rj-*, f*tj If
Myrs nr fort>.
49-tf
T„„. *'oR S.1LE.
itL li»ct or UdJ on which I now reaiJe, Dire in Ihe
of P.T 1 'iUA* fc'*!~'*rd on Du,I. River, (,ih|n South
iwt^n I’t* a,n;^T* h*,< of ,h* court home, containing he
T a 3 , • M°° *"*’» 300 of which •» '">1 rat* low
J T ‘"oD° ‘r,C‘of Und in ,he county- There i, „„
U,B*‘l0?*’ ,Uvl of eviry deacripliun.
i urcuiMrt arc invited to come and it.
P- ... , . PEYTON RANDOLPH.
_Print, fcilwird, Aug. 15. 28~wtf
UK iubscriW* have united them.rlve* in the p, attire of
Lit? Ill the Snnei hip I'.mri. .. f *»i.__ e : t *
I I .u C • A in me pidtiirr ol
I;*w1",_thc|4»'pc<or Court, of Chancery for the Kiel
Fr.rL,rfk*kur« Pj'^-Thej, w,» pay the it.ictr.t
attention to all biuinea,confided to ttieui. and thttec themaelve*
their joint effort, will he the m .re serviceable to thu,r who
may entrust then cue. t-> their care ami management.
r , *n JOUN UAINKS, R1CUAUD CAINES.
58_wtf
_Fruit and Ornamental Trees, 4 c.
41 l1*1* Prince A Mills] olTrrn
hJ to the public, at the Old Aoierican Nursery, Lone Iilaud
Hear flew \«rk, their u-ual rxlen.ive asaoitn.ci.t of Fruit and’
Oriiamental Tree,, Shrub, and Plant*—of which about 50,000
are ofaiaei fUltable for fall ti an,planting, and contid of the
moat aelad kind,. They have al,o aeveral thou,and Thrifty
Orape Vine,; about WO ear,.tie, of Ro,eS . very large eof
&TaH,,t“th'-Cr™n Ll,»* -3 other
. AU^ grp*' wie<3r of flange,, Lemon,, Citron,, detuni
umi. Chili, It.wia, Cauielia or Japan lloaea, Olive,, Myrtle,,
lomrcranate, Ja.iniw^ Heath., lnd .,tb., Greenhouse Plant,,
and al-er no kind, of the Double Dahlia, ,o celebrated for iU
iplen.lid Howers nearSOvarictie, of Chrymnlh, rnurna, and
above t 0 of car nation,, ^-c. Jcc. Catalogue,' of which may be
obtained of the subscriber,. and ordeia through them, orient
per mail, will receive imuiejiate attention.
[Signed] ELLIS Ai ALLAN, .fernf*.
- c _ 45— 4t
CORDAGE KOtt 1827.
**avt Commissioners’ Office, )
.. 9/A Off-, I82«. 5
1 It >. C omtiitaiioner, of the Navy will receive proposal,, mi
„„ December next, for the following
quantity of CORDAGE, toh. made of the he,t cleau water
rotted Hemp, for the Navy, for the yrar 1)127, viz:
•10ton* to be delivered at the Navy Yard at Norfolk
o » ton, to he delivered at the Navy Yard at Wavhingtcn
40 ton, to he delivered at the Navy Yaid at New-York
401 ton. to be delivered at the Navy Yard at Do-ton.
,U! aucli, nr, a* a hall, Irmu tune to time, bere.mi.ed : -me-hall
,01b’* delivered on or before the 1,1 dev of April,
IK.i, and one-half on or before the first day of July, follow
ing. _ I he Cordage lobe of llic best nualit v, and to atatid the
prod at the respective Navy Yard,, which will be the -vine a,
i it of the prevent year. The foregoing rjuautitir. will he ac
tuilly contracted for, with the condition that the Cominuji .li
en may extend the quantity fifty per rent, by giving tivo nv-nth<
pievi .u, notice to Hie coutractoia. OJera tu state whetlfr lor
e.mnmon or patent Did.
45-81
I $30 REWARD.
? ANAWAY on Saturday th« ;>,h in,t., from the re.idenc
ol Mr,, butanoa Tinsley, in lianover county, a iimlatt
nan "aiued JACK, who call* hitmelf Jack Smith. He i, ab.ui
*r “r.*1 *nche» high, light couiplr xiun, pleating conn
trn inee, hair inclined to he alraight, and about 25 year* oh]
lie had a variety of clothing, which he t.vk with hiui; nuim,
wnirli waa a long coat made of Virginia cloth, put wool. A
he can read and write, he liaa, probably, a frce ‘pa-,. Captain
ol vessel*, and other a, aie foiwirn.d not to harbor, or eair
h.in out ol the Stale. The above .eward will be paid if he i
taken out of the State, and $20 if lake,, in the State, and ,e
rUM . .. 6*1 h,ul “s*,n' THOMAS U. TINSLEY.
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»»«»'• 4- MARY COLLEGE.
rP^i E Lecture* in IA«.- Institution will commence as hereto
X Jure, on the la,t Monday in October, from the notifica
tion issued by the Hector on the Zid of September, a full
meeting* of the i uitars is confidently etjiected on the 16/A of
Ih tobir; at which time there u scarcely any doubt hut that the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of the late President and
I rofesror of Moral Philosophy, will It filed. In the event,
however, even of a failure of the proposed meeting of the
r IjI t U rl. t P Tsmtl tC n r ti 4 L a I — 4'.. 11 _ .... c- t
' or - j-I" t»y»«***i* rnrrciTii’’ rj me
I Mi tors, the puuhc nix assured that the fall course of lectures
tui// nevertheless he delivered eis heretofore, to all the classes in
• .-, .— on noj ore, in an enc a asses it
college during the ensuing session: the Professors Karin-de
termined to take the advice of the Visitors, who may aft A.it
time attend, and appoint such person or persons, (for the
collegiate year,) as may be d-.emed best quuctjied to discharge
all the duties of the Moral and Political chair. The Gram
mar school wilt open on the 1st of October, according to the
direct ions of the.Statute, and board, ffc. sii/t be furnished as
iyi u a! to pupils in that school.
P ElililyAXD S CAMPBELL,
Secret ary of the Society.
**• P. A steward has tiffn engaged who mil rntir on hii
duties nt the opening of the collng-, .mil provide every thing
necessary aud desirable for the ccuiloit and gratification ul /lie
students.
«*» 3. 42—8t
J'ublic sale of valuable Lands.
A GREKACLY to the will of ihe lair IticbarJ Apperson, I
4 * «||aI| US'D Ira I li» liiielinst hi.l-l..* .... ska ___ ewe
— ***ll lo the highest bidder, 011 the premises, ou Tues
day the 7th day of November next, that valuable tract o!
LAND, lying in the county of Mecklenburg, V.i. near Lombar
dy Grove, containing, by a recent survey, ltVJacie*. Ou tlin
property there m a valuable manufacturing Mill 111 good repur;
the sti earn is one at (lie b^.st iu the county, and decidedly the
best neighh Jihood for custom. The annual tolls are from 12 it
1500 hu*li» Is of grain.
The other improvements are a Tavern and Store Houseon
one of the most public p>ads in this pait of the country, u hicli
uiaki's it an excellent stand for business of any public kind.
The houses are commodious and coavenit nlljr situated.
On th. north pait of the tract is the Man,ion House, lately
erected; large, elegant and well finished, with every uectssaiy
out house for the accommodation of a laige family. 3
The tract II so situated that it would divide in thtee part
verv conveniently, as follows : -The Mill and Tavern tract, lo
ti',,“cr including 504 an es; the Mau-ton House, with 581 scirs
a larbed, and the part on the west sida of the creek would
mike an excellent tmctof37l anes, with a sufficiency if
woods to each tract, and Open Uudlowoik Got 8 hands lo ad
Tbis tract of IsnJ is inferior to no tract of the tout site in
the county); there is a considerable pot lion of creek low
grounds ol very superior quality, and the high lauds arc in ex
ccllcnt ords-r for cropping, anj pioduce tobacco and cotton
equal to any land in the county.
There arc a*#o *very other out house-— hirnj, granaries, and
a threshing machine of the very best quality. The neighbor
hood IS wealthy and thesocislv go.nl, and it is altogether as
desirable a situation as any in ihe State. A further description
h deemed unoece-smy, presuming that person# wishing to
purchi.se would judge lor themselves. Mr. William Jones,
living nil the land, will shew it to any person who will call ou
him. 1 lie whole ti<ict will he «r>|d together, or iu loti to suit
ptin naseif. A credit of I, 2, 3 and 4 years, in equal annual
iii.talincutf, will be given,the purchaser executing bonds with
appioved personal seem ity, au.l a deed of trust on ttie property.
Also, on hriday the lOih day of November, in the town of
Tar* well, and county A Mscklenbuig, SEVERAL LOTS,
in s.id towu, one of which has a commodious and well finished
store house, kitchen, Ike. thereon. Alio one half of the Urge
lohacco Warehouse in said town— .uni seventeen and a half
acres of excellent Wood Laud near the town, with a yo«k]
spring thereon. This situation is considered an excellent one
for mercantile huuness, or for a taverii.it heme outlie umm
load, and near link’s Kerry, on Hoanskr.
A credit of one, two and three years will be given the pur*
chaser, on tils electing bond.* with approved personal securi
ty. alnl a d> ed r.f trust to secure the payment. Possession of
Ihis proptlty will begivrn Hi m-diately, and if the land at
Lombardy Urove at Cuiuticas next, with the privilege of sow*
WILLIAM TOWNES,
_ . EiVof Hicb’d Apperson,dec.
44- ids*
/Ac Medical Yjiparlmtnt oj the Columbian CoUtge m 1<
District of Columbia.
TUI.IJ third session of this Institution will commence on th
X fir.I Monday in November neit, and continue to the Is
ol Ecbiiiaty.—Ituring this period Lectures will he dehvere
'•lilt .tui fasti ss..,.._. L... ... _ a L _ .
# r» ----- r - "iu mc tittivrri
i!xmv, aiuj full C3ur*rj be given on the various blanches
Medici*
_iicinr, by
rhomas Sewall, M. D. Professor of Amtoniy and Physiol-..
•Mint*# M. Htaugiitjn, M. D. ft'rntrsjor of Surrtry#
Thomas Henderson, M. It. Professor of Theory and Piactic
ol Medicine.
N. W. Worthington, M. I>. Professor of Materia Medic*,
t.ilwnd Culhurh, M. D. Professor of Chemistry.
Frederick May, M. I>. Piofessor of Oloteti ics.
..... , .... . N- w- WOitTUlNUTON, Dean.
Washington City, August, I62b.
Bfl,t- 8- 3.5—t.iN
iS’tt^C of JS"egt0t8.
I SHALL offer for sale to the highest bidder on Monday tl
2iih day of September next, if fair, otherwise the' next fa
day, at the late residence of Edmund Harrison, dec., inti
cr.uuty of Amelia, between 80 and 100 Negioes, consisting
men. women, bojs and girls. Among whom „e some as cal
ahle bouse servants at any in this slate, blacksmiths, carpei
t.rs and cron hands. The vile to Continue from day to
until computed. Trims made known on the day and at ti
place ol sale. NATH’LflAKKIHON, Ex’r
.. . of Edtnuud Harrison, dec.
Amelia county, Asignst 4, 1820. 25—tj3»
1 consent to the shove sale so far as I am interested.
. , . . JAMES P. COCKE.
XT The above sale is postponed until Ihe twentieth day
November nest,at which time it will positively • tkr plare.
will sell upon aeeotr,landing lemn, two tracts of land, lyi
«. Ill the county of Nottoway, one containing between eles
and twelve hundred acres, situated on Nottoway Hiver, s
containing a large portion of first rate bottom lnm|, w, || .da
ted to the giowtii ol Tobacco, or any other crop; the high la
is good and well suited for the cuituie of ci tt<ei. The ntt
trucl containing between seven mid tight hendied acres lie.
deep creek, and is hounded by two oilier eretlts, which affn
a Isrpe quantity nl very excellent (1st land. All permm d
p'.s.d to purchase are invited lo view Ihe premises, which w
nf shewn by the ovtrscns, or by myself on applieatioi
ItIClIAKU E. lIAHHAt
A..*i-t 23.
•AWAY
HANO VKH LA.YD FOR SALK.—"
I Will* fell upon accommodating term., * stnsll Iran of lend
Penionkey river, and adjoining Hanover Town (hr
finds nt Robert Page, William Roane, Judge Uiorkenhroiicl,
aodotbeis. containing about 2 )0 acre*, one Hurd of which is
Utrt rate Vnmonkryl'iu^ronruU. and (he hiyk land rqval In
any on the river, a hrtlier diicnptioo i« dr euiej uiinerrs.ary
»• those disposed In purchase will first view Ihr premlsest (he’
Isnd will be shown to those disposed to porch,.e hy Air. j\ (j
Wade, who now My it in cultivation. For terno, snply i„
Mew*. Lackland.llensh rh. Oo. of Richmond, or to the.iih
srriber living in Uharlottesville, Virginia. D. g. JJOSHY
UjriVEHHITY OK PK.YJYS YL VAJriA.
rJT H fc MK Off! AL^LKCT I JR K.S will begin, „ u,u,it
first Monday of November.
ANATOMY, by
MATERIA MEDICA,
THEORY AND PH ACT ICE >
OK MEDICINE. i
5 8.v fjmk.k, m. ii.
t Y. E. II .mi r, M. D.
J. R. Con, M. Ij.
N. Chapman, J|. 0.
I?"* 4; M. D
W P. Dewees, M. D.
Robert Hare, M. 0
W nr, fiibson, M. D
MIDWIFERY,
CHEMISTRY,
8UOERY,
(’/isiseo/ /.rrfnrrr Will he delivered at Ihe Alms ifmise in
firmary, on every Wednesday end Hatnrd »y during the course
of the University, by Dre. Chapman end Oibson.
W. E. HORNER, M. D. D,*,,
An?n* M.«~!.tN Sr. 2-3, Che»* «t, *et.
A, _ NOTICE.
ihChLn°x.!'iT:u? “?eUi”*or *'*»**> t'c.inu th» j,lf
rlmrar.ee . T Vn 'V.\ drc- *,,h*r in I"*inJiviJ.i»l or official
c um^ „7.«.n?r0f "*t D*P,,‘r Shniff,for several vest. of.h,
‘ " L/,1 * JV*.1 •V*?** »<> make thru, known to thr
ubtcr.her,« kf it Jr.it..... 0f settling and closing hi. arrount
“ C*e*“*7®J «hr,*W R™*«oT.nkef,l,y, dec. V,, l.kewrsj
fmw.rdl *! person.indchtrd to „iJ e.t.te should come
,^r*rd ,ud “»kcimt»cd.«l»p»yIn nl#. n. indulgence c»n be
* Sep,. 12, !«*. »'HU oSoitGE.
B1
V L?nd. <mJ A W oca for Sale.
" de1f Jof .,;u*,.«-*«-uteJ bv Meriwether L.Wal
tecure to h'j «* "** -^cribm, in order to
JStmii .- d,,i ’d,,e •' ”,J w»lk,-r Wa.hing
whir hJ.»ot t r |Lrw";'■*«>'»'>» of Oeorre Washington, dec.
w. r -cor !e . .i *r,d*'e'he ,J,h ,l*v «f Jinuere, ,82a. .ml
U.e }£* C'"a\> '?rt ,uf Albemarle We shall, .1
Lew . ^ , ’f .V.k I*"1 “"‘•‘rod W..hi.gtoo and Lawrence
door i.’i rl I*".. l h '.V,y °f VCC,’ni,’*‘r "•**» *l l,lf Courthouse
at m hrr T1 * Vhe C,’u," v ,,f Albemarle. expose to
tract o(Put C*Uk TVt0‘^,iiKhr,‘ for ca.h, all that
frombi, fa»hVr"rhh h*iwdiLMrri.we,,,M L- inherited
Alhoa r f rhotn.s Walker, Ijrwc in the .aid rour.tr of
Albeuvtrk. eooraln.ngSej acres, and .No all ih.t other,..cl .f
who-h .i *5 il'r nhorenienttone.l tract, cun,...nine 292 actej.
D^ke .^M V W-,k'r- r«rrh..edof Ilfrbatd
two.id "dt ih,,.Wleeiwhe,ch ,ai'1 'w°,r»C. are bounded on
the land .If Vi ^,VeUhrU * " »hr ‘hnd side by
la£l it M Walker,and ou the fourth bv the dower
Macks ndth° “P" o wi,: Il.rry, Ja.k, a
orYheTanH:,nd? '• "*n““ ^ ^wh k,™ D..!ch
■ th.r"\d peupetty »s will .office to ,IltI .)av |hr jn_
Ue*' !‘d"noT’r7vvlenhy **id hlrriwelher }.. Walker, to
ofthrLYlfc"' W,\\h";?,0n ,nd L^rence Lew i., executor ■
exaenirt f si, "i** ajh.ngton, dec. and the commission, and
«*xpea»cs ul the Uust.
JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
HUSH. C. WASHINGTON.
,S- 37-w,d.
A.. _ CLKlih S OF ALL CO Uli TS,
K“ «»pectfully ri quested and required, no, to take anv
name .T n" ‘m'" V'^"1 *" »»> or M.it, in ,„v
#.n«! commtttce of ,|.e estate of Thomas It
me n J. F or defendant, unless author!., d bs
“roner , ^ IM,,nr Attorni.. have thougld
proper to appear lor me, without tin knotrl<dKe or rnii.eiit
... HOllKHT TiltU STON,
Sept, -d **er5» and Committee <•/ Thi„ R. A’tmtri.
- * * * 40—w4w
..'zrisrr 'T,n r°'“m,'"ct‘ °n «•»« *»<-t M..n.i«v in nv
’ " . *l<i.lie» preparatory tonitering ihe Sopbo
more and Juuior Cl inn at College are taught.5 1
T.„ ..,'V- N- pAGK ami KDIV’Allli W. KENNEY.
I here will lie a vacancy for a few additional pupil., in coii
nXTiT™.^'* e“,eri"« co,,eS** Hooka’ wifi Lc fur
SehST: ®=« fo» «!w.ical and $25 for Kngli-h
i. , •',;*r.e.0,"H,,ng of »<> month..
Hoard ran h- had in the must r.rpectaMe families. Atldre.i
Langhorne's Tavern, Cumbe,land county. ^‘Idre,,
-bfpt- 8~ 3 35—wt.tJan.
a MALTED.
1 --^TLr.MAN who ran ofT.-r unquestionable evidenre.
v^the KreC„°,hPe l«r '°- " Yh * fu“ of N .thematic,
•ituition , T j? bl,.*V“b L-lr‘.t:"cr>, may ohtai.i a ilc.itable
mo^d .il., .ta y Institution, not far from It.cli
. a. ’’ d ■J,'»,‘hynv,*blK.u,hooJ, where the society
rentlena^i V h* The advantage, offered to s
and ? t f d.V ha,'1"’.'l'**lir*'-.l » above, are hoard «.vh
"5 , ' d ! “od * «»»*«■> of S' 100 per annum. Application*
made to the Editors of tbg Kichmon.l Kanmrer will be im
thwrbte^ * Iwiowfcdc* 0/ the t>p.uish language,
edge ofThe £ J ^rn,rd ""»—«» accurate know-!
tedee of the !• tench and Mathematic i. iu li.-pen.able,
hept lj. 1 S7_if
n«^JT' K,,i,or,.°r N»w York Daily Advertiser are re
2“ ! *° in5‘‘M '■',h',vp !ix *'■"« in Iheit paper, and lor
*00 d their account to this office for payment.
,_„r PREPAUATOR Y SCHOOL.
P eo.e’e r,,’Ttr f‘,,',in"e »>» *bool, (preparatory for
8vllnTv f-oT|S.Tr Ced'>At?n'' *wo "dies from Uantpden
h«th/.C|«m* ’ ar thr*pflI lr'"v,lle. Thf. lituition
lia. the advantage of a neighbourhood of liie|. iiterarv and mo
,aW '‘ boni-home „ under jontia.t,
h Id™ hV'"!'r<lr' cn»uine.r>M..n. Boarding may
Im had on moderate tern’. inre.pect.hre f.milie., , m.ledis
iXmrh.! •YlTr? n *' i'*'"’ W tlollar.., English
Branche, -O.lollai,, Boarding 80 doltart, Washing 10 doll...
liodeT.. fi d0f ? ,noo,h?’ Py»*>>« half yearly i„ advance. The
It.ident finding hu own hedging, candle., .Vr! He. F.r.ts.s«ion
ZD:r.?7" V* JTOV; lhr April. Second in
..on, ,t .1 rnu to ll.e U.t Wedne-day of Sept. Parent. who
end their .011a,and those interested 111 the art,col, alr purtiro
l,.rly requeued to attend the examination., whirl, will he held
81 (he clih»* o| each ihjidh. DurifV r Acv
Inference,. He,. J. H Hire, |). D. Prof. Theci. S.-n.i
n..ry, and the Faculty of Hampden Sydney.
Ararat, Sept. I». J jjB_w1
SCHOOL IjV GOOCHLAND.
on IIE euh.rriber propoaea, on rite fir.t of January next, to
Ch open a .rhcol at the place whi. h he l.a. lately purchases!,
La the Three Notched Hoad, one mile above Provident
nour.u. fcnglith Urammar, Cirotraphy, Matherualick^ th.
b tinand oreek Language., will he taught, using the tex
ok., and puramnr the cour.e of at tidies, adopted at Hainp.lrt
n»t nev Codlege. I am Willing to aero,r(,no,late aa many a. 1
r 10 boarder* in my family, and wish to engage buaidir. am
cholara aa soon a. posuhle.
.-To”*-. Tc'!'0? f"r Knc,l!,h Scholar. 20 doll,., for Lntit
and *• eek 25 doll.., Uoardrnc, exclusive of beddine, .andle
and towH. lOdoUs^. one h.K paid in advance, the other on
the hilt of June. The month, of May and October will b<
'*£n;„ JAMES WI1AHEY.
Olrjll. IJ. WrlJlf*
M
ns.
sio
.. T. E. KANDOLP1I prnp,»e* to ..tahli.h a hoardii
bool for young I. idle., in New Loodoo, Campbell r
I rrm. for a te.iian ol ten months, comnirucinr the ilh
iVard a“J *',ld,n5 ,he 5,hol Augu.t, lh27.'
Tuition in all the English hranrhc, iriclmljng Ueid
mg, Writing, (jramiuai.Oeugraphe, Histoi. ,Chi o
pnology, Arithmetic and plain Needle-work,
Spanish,
Drawing,
Washing and mcnJine,
Music per half scion,
Dancing per ipiarter,
Each rchulni will furnish herown bed, hedd.ue and towel*.
_ . . . yor day Scholars-.
Fue!°Dinal En5l«bbr»uche»4bov« uientioufd, .Q
Iloard and tuition payahle one half at entrance- the halan
at tnp expiration of S iiiontb*.
It is thought proper to state,that any onr or all of theaho
menlione.1 hrarmhe. w'11 hetaught a.parent* or guardian, in
(tii ect. \V lien no direction* to the r.outniry are riven th
wfll earh one in turn come under our course of in*n ucliou
AitcilM 1R. 29—lf
Hy t\r Governor oj tht Cr>i„mnnwa!lh of F.iemia.
WA fffOb’f-A.W.I'/'/O.V.
HEIIEAS it has been repre.emed to the Executive, f
n.o . i r "[ P""cf" Annr ““My. lhat a certain slat
named JACK, who hail been convicted by the conn of sai
or VT* (:U'n*' ,"d »'»««•“•> «<• suffer deal
did on the 26th day of Align,t U.c, forcibly make I... e.cr
from the j.il of the said county, anj is now going at large:
I have therefore, thought proper, with the advice of tf
Counc'l of State, ta 1 ff.r a reward of one hundred ar
httv dollar., to -any person or persons, who will appiehen
and convey |o (hr jail of Princess Anne countv, the -aid >lat
Jack. And I do moreover, require all officer, civil sr
military, and exhort the go.al people of the roiniuonwrali
to u«e their he.| endeavours to cause the said fugitive to he as
prehrnded, that he may he dealt with as (he law directs. *
Given under my hand as Governor, and nnjer the >eal 1
.ooJCO,nmOI,We*,,h’ at ‘his 9ih d.y ,.f Scptemhc
. . JOHM TYLEH.
-lack is rather .tout, light complexion, 5 feet 7 <,r 8 inch,
high, about 29 years old, ha. a small tear ju.t above hi. riel
hip, and s knot or mole on lb- forehead, he ha, a down lot
when .pokeo to.
Sept. 26._ 40 _w4w
Uyi/it Lieut, Governor c/ the Commonwealth of fireinin
A Vhoc LAM AT ION. J S
\V9?.REW '«*•••’been represented to the Executive hvlhe
» * Ja dor of A inherit co., that a certain Rob’t Johnson eh.tged
with felonydid.nu the 3<l mst. make his escape from the jail of
sai.l county and is now going at U.ge: I have fhn ofore tho’t
proprr with the advice of the Council of State, to , tfer a re
ward of fifty dollars to any person or persons who will arure
hend and convey the said Robert Johnson to the i.iil of ,aid
county : And I do moreover require all officers civil and mi
iitaiy, and exhort the cod people of the coiomonweallh to n-e
tbeir bast endeavors localise the said fugitive to be apprehend
ed, that he may He dealt with as the law diierts. '
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, and under
(L. S) ofVJp*. m670m“0nweri,h •' Ricbmond>,h» 23*1 -l-v
K , PETER V. DA MEL, Lieut. Oov.
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A TETITION will He presented tolhenext General Assem
XM. HIv of Virginia, for lten, a free man »f colour, lately the
property of Thoinis A. Taylor of i'owhatan county, to he af
lowed to remain in the Stale. 1
8-p(- S-_ 3 t_wm*
4 I triUON wdlhe pieier.ted to the Legislature at it.
h. r t'.'""’"’* ^ of " '*w "'"hwising the
f « ! J.h0"'4',^1 a"". '*U **"•«■ «"* ”( land
K nt W I in"' " d,rdp0**t''*eJ. '/«< In <h* county of
Oct 3.
I SHALL petition (he next legislature nfVh.ini* for leave
*■ rrr",,n.1 H ""b »"»•■»• -> i'«»K.»er,
at the Island near Mxilles ittllalifax county
Oct 3. _ SAMUEL IRVINE.
EDUCATION.
rflRE subscriber will continue hit school the followine veat
r a"’1 wr.i ",rJ°T" end of Louisa rosmty/an,
about « mile, north of O.orisland Court hn.e. He willtra
Ihe L*Mm Language, Kurlid*. Kl«-mnif«, (ieutriniiv Kn*i
Grammar, Amhfnetic.Heading, Writing, Ac. for Jf) dollar?f
annum, ami w dl hoard at 7ft <!..11*.. ii-:u l. . . I I
pci
......... ... | •■■Msiviis |tarnuui|| |
annum, and will hoard at 70dollats It Will he'.emii.ed ofeie
hoarder to furnish his own hed and its furniture, otherwise a
additional charge nf i dollars will he made. s„ .0,„b wi„ b
leceivrd into tlir school, »h , is not well known to the • cache,
or who does not romeweH recommended. It will commenc
on the 16th of J,Hoary, and close on the 15th Gee., havioe
va.slion of one in mill from 16th June to I5t|, ,|„|v |j, *
mi.es on his part to pay particular attention to the’ moral r.,i,
<,“cit».,"’P"r”' W* 8H,;LTfEN, |Min)
MOTIVE.
\VAS r'>ra,ni'«"l In the Jail of Halifax county. Va as run
ItICK hf MlLLT. flick is about five feet three and a Hal
inrhes high, of a stout make, and da-k complexion. He has
v£« ZS' Th* b” *PTb’ cnd J,pp,,rMo *><• *»>uot thirt
years old. The woman is about five leet three inches hith e
light complexion, and has a large star on tin left |„n,| , *H"\n
on her nghl leg; she is stem! twenty five yea,, old From tb^
own .r«ount.„ seem,that they have7 tWe.med f.om In
the lower counties of this state, to Newberry di.'nit U mi
Carolina. The owner ..requested to come
1... property, or they will he disposed of .rending to hlw
T , 8rA!?L V ntAlK.
n J,,l''r •* Halifax county, Va.
°r**' *
lNuHANCfcUV. At r,,i.« uw. .
ls:o!,IKe Cuua{y «<mrl| ‘h* <*tn dav «>I Sc,.i-:u*it
Vhrbr R iivinan. ,
Again,* ’ t.ajpf.
John Owen. J,. _
I’olly’hu wil-' ‘vtrl*r *‘"Lj's"e* wifr» J*»** Konlclt aiul
S, ? I ..!! ! mW'T M*"U K'«* A h., w.fc, Aarn.
K t7’„ Ay' /‘'T,""1 Tl.*>nip*nn Ilurha, I’hr^r
, vv-' .r , ^'rre' A, ,,v r hi* Wife, Thorns. How.
A« OweoTac “°J "““*«• <». U«eu, raecu.or cu
OwioT J«L“o“ta Wi";Vn. Kr",M' Jemima hi. wif^Jolm
Owen, Once, and Thom.i Howled, h.viur enter. ,1
at Ihf front door of.be Oou.lhou^rfSSK^
O.f.'iT7* ft“*- B. J. WOR&AM.e. o.
l'Srra a: gSrayn^sK..*
Attain**, ’ 1
w«K#wc:
Sarah IMton, ,!,:r. Wiltam W.o T‘,,hndr*n "!■ ftid
•J—"»■ ““ "'»* *'mixed o^rhlrtvI^X0" (,"0<h’
oh!:; SVrito,*Lh r,c w :n~,n >^«??w.iUr.
mj teamen., anil (h< defendant. SimT>T!' *° *'li*
!o> wife, J llrn 1) ,lr,„. Tt,- ,er burner and R.ichcJ
nol liarui< enterr.l ihej. Uo“0" •nd W,"i-» '*"><»,
inc to 1.1 w and the nn Th* ",“l *,v,,n »ec».ril>- acco.d
* »ri*-»-ini »7 .alia
common wnithr ’ /< ij .r* V-VOI1f,l "'f of •*"*
armvrr Ihe phinl.tr, hill at iJlZ/n'l h?',bp-v “IT1*1*"'1
dajr, preriouiio Nov, other term next.* °“ ,om* coult
Scpl .2?Pr‘ re*‘e* JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
yilM-iNIA. /f< harden in the ricrl't „K-c of the
.Jr 7 tK^afZgul “* AVAn“"‘*< *£•>',
frauds Johnson, ariir and Barbara II. his vile,
d gainst. Main! ifr,
*£ ™ «? tf?,? °f lUitrhri;. ,>.
Thompson, jr and ’ “T *1? tkt tnid t**rl«hH
ii forge U.J fllUrhell ,er ‘ */*• J ??** S MU'k.U,
Mil Jutland Anne M. MitckelYaUrt if ah??’*«»»<«•
'".'Si. r'
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SK*TS53i^a®K3!i£l
paper pubtuned in the dtu of UirtZ. ™’u'1 ,n ,on,e ne-uj.
36—w8:u*
Tburntun Hudson, Thomas KnLin««n I V ’ Uudri.it,
ly Hud.no, Hi
»ou, who are chil*lr**n «>i Wm i » , ‘°nni rlv HuJ
wifa, fo, «i.;r|y MZ w; T’ J°hn.Llw nn‘J !*««* his
hi, wife, formerly M™o ,1 , t ’ •'»“>«'M.»«r 8I1(| p.u,y
hit wife, formerly Mason V |i,0 chi! i*»** ’in<l Suiinmn
Thome, lark. ».lLr ,mh t ', Jfec * a,.J
..... dec. Irh,- HuZu T,„K‘Ua,,! Uo‘‘
Hudton, Edward Itru earn! Uch^c^’l.f° Jc met ly
•on, who ...children of James Hudson’ Zd^liZZ'lLd^t
Again*., C’ouipts.
- ***•' r"°" ej-“ j
therctpi.ii he filed his answer and on thT" V * **tde, and
ucvw^v.s Hz
Hudson and Lemuel Kereu"ou.nd «.ii * ' y 1'“ w,tr* Thou...
Jant*. thin cause i, ,enu« The JCletZr ,h»PTy d*fe,"*
had therein: ami ih. defu. Thumm Hudsln ,,e
and dally hi, wife, no. haviue Mt.Ved ,h ’ Lrm,,el * "guson
and answer ,he coraplainanUbill and ihaTie ST* "**'•
sassys^ as-Jr# £ va
Sen.ATiPy' Te>,,‘ B. J. WORSHAM, c. c.
— *" wltw*
sv
f aluab/e Jteul Isolate, at Auction
.s r.!i taV.;s: sia^aa* *ja *
rxrd^r1 «*3Kras£J““
lor^K.J.'*' Sa‘* ‘U bC mi,d< UBd*r ,he dir«‘iunof Thoma, Tat
i nROCKFNBROUGH.l
P- N. NICHOLAS, 1
H. ANDERSON, ^Truitc/s.
Otl 10. J08gPn «***.
Valuable rroptrty far tial77
ft (•[ 4 llri-ll of Ifll.f oeuc.l.l a, at
n V virtue , f a deed of trust executed „ .I h
•> dnhn Miller and Ur; i*«f.^ed '.° ",c »uh.rr.her,
p t hn Miller .nd Wiii,« Mai” dat'.d o^'TrtV
Fehiu i.y, |t i3, and ,|„|T re. oided ln 'the ‘ fficTn'
•ng« Court of the eitv of Kichio.imi will 1 » . * lh,! 11 u
cash a. twelve o'clock, on Thu "3« ,he 'e'’ '
month (October,) at the Oon.door .Jihe Kaele Hm.t P”"
city, that certain house and lot in thee v ot llichl ,n
or Main street, aI tf,e date of ,li,| deed m .1 h JnJ’ °“
Tho,. w. White. „ ,w ,„ th,oceup.„ce0f m " fFt^W'Z ■
,the tenrnieiit third westward of Shorkcr cre.h f ’ <^^.,,T",.
St.eel and ...n,m,g hack to a fifteen feet .He».*w!!EIT,"
Singula, the appurlenance, thereunto belong! / ’t, "Z *
sum, of n.ouey, as m. • be necessarv lo t. Iri.’i ’ ,,c 5U
said Irmt. by ...ying the debt, intend’ed to b'e UnZdThTrVb
XS The sale to be conducted by Thomas Taylor l ,’
P- N NICHOLAS, > ’ * S'
0 tI0 JOSEPH MARX, f Tnijleei.
loaecure (he ps/mrut of c«rta'io"d»b^ ii'JV"-'** m*"*
;h*n -eii,«v,\Ur ...ru'n i 1Tr'i,:,,v'-1
E*V? Heel! in the city of Rich™o,^on Thu»d.y ,h.°^ r
'• Him present month tOrtoher } ,i .V,.,. .y ,he
Miller’s right, tide end'inUre, t Vh!2^±?.k’ hV*id
it k (:o” «•
December, 1821, with the huil.linv. ■ • *n' *r on (,,e 28th
ssar&sai.** «*. «*.ssgw»
coneeved to the purchaser a.i.aew.d "nlv snch title will he
the ..id deed of trust! * ' “ "*Ud ,hr •"k.eriber by
O-t to.
A. STEVENSON, Trn.tee.
41—Will
4 vriTTvn ,.'q Ftluall°n lyantal.
A 11‘jy5° Gentleman who ha. h.en several
/I ployed M instructor of youth, wishes a situation ^ . »
puhhc or pnvate Seminary. He deems hlm.ilf ’f""
jeech (be Greek, Latin end PV*neh Langu.™'.'/d!tf"L ta
branches of Mathematics, together with the ofd.’n.* ‘ u £"*
of English. A letter dietedtoA. fl. 'r U'
lenh irK, Va , will be attended to. *d wn’ Meck
OetW _ _ _..
44—w5f*
JAMES S EM PL E— A T t'o^Tn i
INFORMS the public that hewiiT 4IjAW»
l withdraw from the practice of Hw’
fraerpt those which aie held rn thiseite .oj" T '*•
York, distant only twelve miles 1 It. ; *• j * *.b* eo’,n,T "f
Step that he ,„,v devote ' “* " .«• «»k« <k’«
step that he in ay devote more time „ «h,«
knowledge, and to the practice of the r of leyal
rtilatly the Superior Court ofChaor.* ®"P*J'of Court., rarti
thoroughly Jr^edXt^steZ/r'S?
thoroughly persuaded .hit pVofe"riori^l d».Te-'; ,’„*d 7*°*
for htt rfptitaiion a lawyer in. .it -
««■•< cl:”"'’
EDUCATION
Will hf rontmtird >i ~_ «
SSiSpraiSpiiatoiSflS
term, will he (5.5 dollar, for hoard 7.2.,B... . Th«
in the lanruaeei hoJ • 20 dollar, for tuition
-ay N directed to Jack.oo'r Post-Offi*? Lou£ 1 '*
CHARLES DABNEY.jr.
42—wdt*
Oct S.
I .errice* of a I.ADY, qiiT7hed7l.r
A8*.m. f?~wtf TH E RANDOLPH. i