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FIFTEEN DOLLARS REWARD.

y ANYWAY from THE ./hblcyiber, the nigbf
n eftbe 9lRigRaat, fzU0 negro men, to qcif ::
DAVID, a DIRK muiatto man, about 80 gears
ofasr, f1e fret fix or inches bigb, has Ion fsvo
teeth 6eiezv before, evbieb CARES him to not freak
piain be has a bn2,y head affair, /onie [iar5 in
bis face, a 4,e'.y pleqfng eonnfenante, anu thin
z,jiase bis CLOTHING are bit indifferent, bit I'll,
likely be quiH change them, rotber I5zv-iegged,
be aoaJ committed to Cbe,qerfeld county jail on
tbe NJ Of No4ember Inn, and agreeable TO Laqu
be qUaJ hired ont /; be Jail tbdt be btlong'd to a
mr.. .Tobnjon, that Hved in North Carolina, 81
be bought him at Richmond /; he made bis ejeapc
from him in Imcha County, and qUas on bis
zcay lack 6oz0n The country, qObere be qvaJ raed.
qviU giDe ten dollars far him delivered TO me,
or ecaJea in any jail, (betdes evbat The Iazv al
Ioqo5J and information given me IF THE fame.
THE other is named GABRIEL black man
about % reay.J of age, fvc fcet or 10 inezty
bigb, has /ome JsarJia bis face, be .Rmtery a NJ
tie, veyy pisajfng continuance, bis four bngtr5n
bis right hand has been em length qoay Of The
fnger, qvbieb eanjes it 10 be rather 0e,oG tbcmid-
die 1lg~a ndbs gyeaftoe on bis rigt toofbas 6een
bart 10 rs ton,ake it abont balf an inch Borfer
than the other 4; bi5 tsiloqU qUaS Very qvN drej-
fed !; be quaJ raijsd about 25 miles belo1v Rich
mond. IqUW giVe fire dollars rezUard FIR him
deii9,er'd to 0ie, or Teared in any jail, and in
formation giVea me Of the June, be,fdet qObaf
tie LaqO ailozUJ.
VALENTINE WINFREE, ir.
C5eJ2srfeid CoMrfbogje, HprH 90. (ep24vJ
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BENJAMIN STETSoN,

INFORMS his friends and the public in general
j he has for faie, 400 gallons Hollands Linfeed OIL
White Lead and spanith Brown ground in Ollie.
Patent Green ground in ditto. verdigrife and
Spanih Brown dry 8 by 10 Window Glafs, & Put
ty; Cd, Sd, i'd, Cd, Sd, lod, and GOD Nails, two
Caiks Spike Nails, Bar Iron, German and Differed
Steel; general aHortnent of Iron Hollow Ware !;
10 Hhds. MolaGes, French Brandy, Wea-India and
New-England Rum, Tea, Coffee, Loaf and Brown
Sugar, Chocolate, Mems fine and coarfe Shoes, La
dies Kid & Morocco and Leather Slippers; Boxes
Cotton and Wool Cards aiiorted half pint and quart
Tumbiers, fma invoice elegant glals, Aone ware,
German ozenburgs, so Jacks Salt, Novafcotia Grind
Stones, and many other articles in aore which he viii
fell cheap for calh country produce.
April 2.-(Iawl 2nl.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE /:

HAT large and convenient TAVERN, fituated
Il in the centre of the town of Lynchburg, at the
corner ofthe freet leading to the court-houfe and
Jail, and not more than thirty yards from both, oppo-
fife Lynche swate-houie and the flreer leading from
the ferry in the faid town. Tie Tavern contains
four rooms and bar the iirf floor including two
very large rooms fuabie for bali and dining room,
with li,iing partition the ball room The feeond
toc- contains Fix rooms, the ze Of the ball room
and the others fntable lodging rooms with an ex-
ceent garnet. This Tavern ha. large portico the
full length of the houe, alto good dry cellar, and
well oPPoGte the door, together with kitchen,
imoke-houie, dairy and Fable with twenty-five Gals
therein with fpaeious garden and yard leading to
the fable. Other improvements will be made to
iuit the purehaier leaier. 1t is deemed unnecea-
ry to fate tine great value of the above property or
fay more to the advantage arifng from 70 eentrea
and eligible fand for Tavern it is prefumed no
Perfon would be inclined purchae or eafe the a
bove property without viewing the pren,ifes there
being no doubt bur they would be better iatx6ed af-
ter feeling the convenient fituarion than any forna-
ton they could get from this advertisement A lbe-
raj credit will be given any perfon delirous Of the
Purehaic or an advantageous leaie.
For further particulars, apply to William Rofs, jun
Richmond, or the iubfcriber, reiidhg about three
miles from Lynchburg.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
Apr;I 90
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOP SHE.

&, TX hundred and forty acres of the well known
, Tract of Land called "TTiE SEATON.s FER
Rf TRACT;" lying upon the Peanketank river in
Gioaer county, adjoining the land of Mr.. Johnfon,
the eitate OF benjamin Marable, dec. and others.
This land is heavily timbered with the beh cheinut
oak, hickory, dogwood and fccond growth OF pine,
capable Of beingconverted into plank or fcant-
ling. There are not more than two hundred acres Of
Cleared land upon the tTaa. A Cream runs through
the body OF this land upon which an over-ihot mill
might be erected at fmal expenee. No ltuaton in
the low Country Of Virginia, has the advantage
OF good water, fh oyiters, & alubrous air. than this
The improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
Iiou.e has lately been in part repaired, and cous Of
three rooms anda Pailasc below, and two above fairs
The terms will be made known upon the preniies
by JAMES r. MICOU.
Seaton's Ferry, Feb 10. eF 3m
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The following observations on " tie DIRECTION
ofCbarity," are extracted from the celebrated
work of Nautilus, on PoPuLATfoN.-Whe
Their we conGder the importance of the fub.
jeet, the profouudnefs and originality of his
reafopings, or the urbanity and candor which
he difplays towards the d;finguiihed philofo-
pliers, whole principles he 70 ably contro-
verts, the fpeculations of Nautilus are emf
nently entitled TO the attention of enlighten-
cd men.-It is admitted to contain the mott
fpecious and formidable attack upon fome of
the mott captivating vlions of what has been
fyled "The New Phlofophy," that has hi
therto appeared. With regard to the folidi-
ty of the objections urged by Nautilus to the
doctrine of the perpetual improveability of
man, the writer of thefe remarks is probably
neither competent nor an impartial Judge.
This doctrine is 70 coniolatary & delightful,
70 trongly Imported by the combined refuts
ofhiaorical analogy and moral analysts, and
by the mott liberal and comprehensive views
fuggeftcd by the hiitory, Fracture aud prof
peefs of human focety, that it will not be
readily abandoned by any perfon, who has
ever examined 1t impartially and efpeufed it
with fincerity. The hope of happy immor-
tally in " another and a better world" is
not more precious in the eftimation, or more
delicious TO the feelings of iincere chrhian,
than the doctrine Of the perpetual improvea-
bility Of human nature and human iociety, to
amndwhofe hopesand profpeetsare bounded
by the l." vifble diurua fphcre." 1t mutt be
acknowledged that Nautilus has propofed the
moR candid, the mot rational, and the mott
forcible objections to this fundamental prin-
ciple of modern philoiophy, that have yet
been urged.-His book ought to be atten-
lively perufed by every perfon who may have
adopted this principle. In ;he following Ef-
fay one Of the mott important maxims Of fpe-
culatiye and practical morality is very ably
illufrated, viz that mere diiintcreftednefs &
benevolence, or in other words, good inten-
lions, unenlightened by comprehensive
knowledge of the conferences, immediate
and remote, likely to reiiilt from our Actions,
may produce effects as perncious and deplo-
rable as extreme felhihnefs or depravity.
OF THE DIRECTION OF OUR CHARITY.
An important and interefirg enquiry vet e
nains, relating TO The mode, ~ whics We conid
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d UN away from the fubfcriber on the End of IA
n nuary lat, likely negro man named Amp,
but frequently goes by the name Of Armifead, he il,
upwards of twenty-five years of age, about five feet
feven or eight inches high, of yellow complexion
has nofe rather large, and fpeak quick when inter
rogated. He has been hired to Mr.. John Voolfolk
for three years pat for the purpoe of taking Of
hage horfes, at Todds, in Caroline. expect he will
enieavor pats as free man. and is lurking about
forne town. Whoever will deliver the fad fave to
me, or oon6ne him in Jail 70 that get hin again, is
receive the above reward Matters of veGes & others,
cautioned againa employing carrying him Of
the Rate at their peril. LEWIS COLLINS.
Caroline, April &c. {F3wD
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TO THE PUBLIC.
Ebs LpnfDhurg atar.
t"'s 70 y1CN.sN
Izereb IL.

q NEWSPAPER to be thus delignated is
n con'emPated.-lf at all, or how long it ihaii
retain this appellaton, mutt depend principally upon
puse patronage and in part upon the ability indul
try, and luceeis Of management.
lhe in0ruefinn of youth excepted, there is net in
human iociety faton more important than that of
the Editor OF Newspaper But to inyeh him fully
with the weight, influence and importance that the
itatlon demands, the Editor mutt be poGeGed of ex-
teniive inornation jut difcernment, much berality
and nice determination of character and c;rcu.nian-
ces.
or the magnitude and importance Of the .nderta-
king, we are we'll aware. We fully know the force
Of caPrice-the nanty of proeiIions-the infability
OF iriendihiP-and how veriate is public opinion
but we as well know that, mankind, If entertained
inttruaed and even chaaened occaionally, viii Gbe-
rally requite the virtuous effort.
Oar country is yet young, and the people thru for
knowledge. As they are independent, it would be
malignant to intimate that they unwilling to pay
for information.
A judiciouhy conducted newspaper poifeIes nu-
merous advantages books, and fyiteins. BY its
brevity, aud the variety and ntere Of its matter il
alures to perulal, while the fze of book deters in
fpection.
Elegant variety mutt ever delight.
The LfNCHHBURG STAR fisl poiIeGs cha
racter.-The nveitigaon of truth; the freedom, and
fupport of opinion by argument and temperate dif-
eao", oe nIanteudhCeo OF equal right; and the true
old cauie of democracy, iall be among the obies to
which the columns Of the STAR ihall be occaiionaly
devoted.
Improvements in agriculture and commerce, the
licences and the arts, inventions and dcoveres and
iueh commune atoms may tend to ameliorate the
lot o! humanity, ha meet with early and refpeaful
notice.
Public meafures, men, morals, and manners, f1all
here find impartial experimentation and commentary
While freedom Of opinion will be claimed and cher
lined in its fule extent, party ZEAL and incorporate
recriminaton flia be fedulouily fhunned
!. On occaaons iifnilar to the prelent we have OBJ
ferved uncomfortable proaigali,y of promiie. To
iueh as hope conformity with exiting ufage in this
reipect, we repeat the fupernumerary beatitude,
Bieed are they who expect nothing for they fhall
not be disappointed"
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rIRGINIA.

PlhJlNIH:
At afupericr Court of Chancery held at the Capt.
tol in the city of Richmond, the firt day of March,
one thouiand eight hundred aud five
Between
Marcus Elean and William Temple, AFT
hs9 Asa Of Hooper ard r0lsF D'"l''P'' Plaintiffs.
Thomas Stewart andeompanie and Wil-3
liam MKenzie and Companie Defendants
Z Vie defendants Thomas Stewart and compa-
ME not having entered their appearance and
given ieeurity according TO the act Of Aaembly, and
the rules OF this court, and appearing to the fat-
faction ofthe court, thar they inhabitants Of
this country on the motion OF the plaintiffs, by their
council, it ordered that the lad defendant do APP
pear mere the firlt day of next term, and anl~er
the dill OF the plaintiff, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inherited in fome newspaper pubbed in
the city OF Richmond for two months fucceIivey, and
poled at the front door OF TIE capitol in the fad city
p. Tiniley, c. c.
March s. teF2m)
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

N March laft, negro man named ZACHARY,
about fix feet high, of dark yellow complexion,
bout 90 or 80 years OF age, very rong and active.
ehas oii hsupper fore teeth, has wide mouth large
white eyes, and very buihy hair; his clothing was
mix; Virginia cloth. He was raifed in the e!tate of
Col Thomas Roane deed. 1t probable he is Turk
ing about Mrs. Sally Campbelis, in Enex county,
where he has wife, at fome Of the plantations
which did belong to the faid decd.
The above reward will be given any perion who
will deliver him to me, fecure him in Jail, 70 tina;
get him again.
SAMUEL GRESHAM.
an King is e Queen oaw4w.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR .SAJE

WILL. BE SOID,to the highea bidder, on the
Wv Premiies on the third day Of April next, at
IL o'clock, undivided moety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald,
decd fronting the Baton of the James River Canal,
near the of the city of Richmond with all un-
divided moiety of all the valuable buildings thereon,
coniiiting ola large three TORY BRICK BUILDING,
eighty feet in length, with fourtenen,ents twenty
feet wide and forty-ye feet in length, with fire pa-
ccs the frft and 1ecorid floors, roomy garnet. in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoiing and lower
ing packages, &c with difpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in each. This houfe has been
lately built and III good repair; adjoining is well fl
niihed two aory framed dwelling houfe, thirty eight
feet fquare, with good cellars. with fire places in
each for cooking, in the fra and fecond floors are
eight rooms and fix Ere piaces-Ao, fnall two 10
ry Brick Houfe with four rooms, with ire places in
each, convenient for fore 1la family, sewiie
inall wooden building with cellar, built for kch-
en-, and may be ufed fhop ALTO two fables and
carriage houfe. The buildings except TIE kitchen,
table and carriage houfe, injured 10 the Mutual
Infurance Company againit fire in the fate of Virgil
on one fde, and bounded by Carys reet, and the
Greet leading to Shockoe warehoufe, on the two l.
Their iides OF them, and as convenient for COM
mercial or other buiinefs as any in the city,
The terms of fale, will be feventeen thoufand dol
lars i'll ready money, the redue payable the fifth DAY
of Augua next, for which refidue, bond with approx
ed fecurity viii be required 1t is deemed unecena-
ry to rate the great value of the above property to
thofe who rede in this city, but for the Information
OF strangers, the fubcrber beg leave to state that
the aforeiad property is Immediately cppoiite the
lower part of the balm of the James river cara where
all the produce OF the upper country is landed; and
TO any perfon defrous of carrying the conlmiioa
buflneis exteniively, perhaps hyperion any other
in this city.
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NILLT.AM TEMPLE

Has imported in the hip Rolla, Captain Cotte, from
London--An ExtenGSe Allotment Of
4. FIRING g SUMNER GOODS, whish he Of
fers for fsle on liberal terms, by Wholelale ard
Reia:l--And by tie dip Sheppcrdefs, from iiver-
pool 5aily expected, he win receive very exenGve
and general afiortment Of HARDWARE u CUT
LFRY. April so. (epsw)
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e POLITE ACCOMPLISH
NEWS, FOR YOUNG LADIES:
IT WILLIAMSBURG, va.


w EI4-Sr the enlightened period in which we
w live dawns with benign influence on female
improvement, and parents every where become e.
fnuous 70 obtain for their daughters, the advanta-
ges which polite education confer., eitablihmen
calculated to crafty this aiabie and juft olictude,
Cannot fail excite interea, and meet appreciation
Mr.. Auderfon's iniiitution for TIE inlru69ion of
young ladies' formed i'll the boiom of fociety df-
iTeuhied for intelligence and refinement, and en-
brac!rg both the ufefu and ornamental, branches of
her improvement, enjoys peculiar advantage, of f.
tuation.
Asthe feat of jualy celebrated unworthy, and
the redenee of many families of the firif dfiinefi.
on in our country, Williamsburg prefents fcene,
proPous in the highe degree TO mental and perfon-
al accomplishments and with view, particularly,
to the general improvement; Of young ladies', no place
mas rb bf sssr s1 on the to patti
rary fupenfion of the exercfes iaTchoo but they
are now reia%ed and paren iGi3h to bsnefit
by this Establishment, may obt Information
on application by letter, crl to Mr.. l.
Anderson, Pohmsher, Will Va
April &c. eP2wS,eTf.W
ss
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FuirfcM RoceS.

a DINNER for large Company will be provided
every day during the Races, in the LONG
DINING HOUSE, TO be ready at two o'clock.
Attentive wsiters are engaged Cock Of Wines,
Liquors, Fruits, of the ben qualities, will he laid
IN ard every exeftion made to roer, the appreciation
Of generous public.
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TO BE soLD.

PURSUANT 70 a Des5ef Ty.e, e.esrfr4 TO .ae BY
TIE hs'- Henry Ranseteb, EjSs. 20 Fore RE ray
suerf q ee'tais ms sraOny ia re I'D 2e, aetaos,&td-
cite Se DE from 1ix to lyle and h1'CSse, nrebants
in t5edarc. u tsur ~siirs from fer, and eimai
ed 70 contain about three 6nnded and fifteen acres, 1Bs
land eosaer knorvn BY Tie q Scots s,aes or fbe
Carp t,ats, zrW 5f Gp far M 10 tbe bisbsa tast,,
Hte1sy 'beJf Of May ns,, tsfzveea TIE boass Of els
n. III aAltrOo p. M. at Zaeba,iaJ B,o0kss Ia
vs'~ n Hane6saer, tie jallascisg fe,ms vis-0ne
i,def ne f",ebe money 10 Be paid do7on third
FIX srfbs, and M yeai0sg third in isselve month"; from
tie day Of ai-.
Bond end Jsen,iy 1o;H Be required for the pnue7ral
payment The credit isRGinenfs, 1vbie6 Payment beiag
made, PREFER Conveyance vriH be executed BY
JORN HETENINGHdIf
CAiaeyf-S, March 2s.-(eptds.
~ ORR
~ The fale of the land above advertifed, is dc.
layed until Saturday the 4th Of May. 7. H.
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WEIGHTS rs FoLLoW

Mors' - GeLSrgs aAczvel 6 lbs.
ESME SMoCK, zrJo is ns7O frepriet0r effbe Conjs,
Informs gentleman eftbe 7f bot TIE money TO se run far
on each Day, =rM pzteea in be bands Of tbe Jndqes-
lie rs Trhng o,srt TIE Dining Eouc and tie Baofb, in
f6e fira PERRIN, 9oM 5e pist4a at tie gate 10 ,e-eiV-
70N, as vilaL-Rt zviY ay5 ysrnis Rabies and lite,
ar race baSS gratis a-2Js4r! fcr9zAf5 at 26 PR day.
fa,b 26. (ep.RJ
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rRCNIA.

p1RGLnIA. e-s
A. Superior Court of Chancery held at the Capitol
i'll the city of Richmond, the Gxth day Of March,
one thoaiand eight hundred and five
Between
John Street, Plaintiff.
And .ss.-
William Twitty,
TIME defendant Archibald Oracle, not having en-
tered his appearance and given fecurity ae-
cording to the aa of AGemby, and the rules of this
court, and appearing to the fatisaon of the court,
that lac is not inhabitant Of this country on the
motion of the plaintiff, by council, it is ordered that
th: fad defendant do appear here the iirt day of
the next September term, and anwer the bill of the
plaintiff; add that copy of this order be forthwith
inherited in tome Newspaper publhed in the city of
Richmond for two months fucccfvely, and poited at
the front door OF the capitol in the faid city.
a Copy, Tefe,
P. TiNSLEY, C. c.
April 25.-eF2m. R.
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FAIRFIELD RACES.
April so.

H,N Monday tie Glib day of Nay, Tie FAR
~ FIELD JoCKE7- CLUE cur 4s;W !. run
fa', far oil agrsf5e bo, 10 be iona de tie retr,-
~ Of 7embera-djfanee, tzvo mile beats.
TIE DAY JoLhosrirg, tie JoCKE1- CLUE PURSE
IF forr hundred dollars, four mile Jeafs.
On Metbid day, tie PURSE OF THE PROPRI.
ET0R- OF TIE COURSE, Of troo hundred ds!gars
three miie iss.s.
Ga 3b4p1!y, a SWEEP STAKE for Csts Of
years Old, for a pip; efb;f a1adera Winej dfaae.
tyvo ms kcI.. Fovr Co!s are entered and tJr 5lri,
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TO BE soI.D-roR Rr.pY MONEY.


purfuan,e of dscree of the Circuit Court of the
T. United States, between Phneas Bond, attorney
tor the creditors of Ezekia Edwards, plaintiff, and
David Rof land others, defendants order to raife
the fun of 1000 dols 40 CENTS with the expences of
iale, A NUMBER OF SLAVES and 70 much of tina.
valuable E!fate in the county of Campbell known by
the name of the OXFORD IRON WORKS, as fhaH
appear iufcient raife the faid fun of money and
the fad expences; the fad land being in the
patton of the fad David Rols and the aves aforeaid
being the land.
The iale will take place At the Oxford Iron Works,
in the county of Campbell, Thurlday the l1th Of
April next
The naves are reprefented to be very valuable
The land is 70 well known as to render defcription
unnecelIary. BEN. N1OSBY, n. NJ. for
Jos. ScorT, M.v.p.
~ AT the requeh of Mr.. Rofs, the aie of the pro-
rerty above mentioned, is poaponed until Thuriday
+he 9th day of next month.
April s. I'm
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WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February s.-rf

- From eirennaase, net attended, spEeu Tx a5oVe
0aisaSt property 0H-rtfd for j!e, ID. tieriJlr
oas sfPortd tbedGy Of jai, til Wrdaeasy TIE Eiybtb
day g May next, at 7ObieS hre il 7oW certainly faE-
pfaee ar II Oeoek on toe pyems 7uben fonrf5 Of
tie 4urebgf money only 7viTbe required in land, aid
credit Of three fs and nne Drous giurn 70, lie balance
ef faebg' 10 give bonds and e4ity 10 carry infe,5
from t6e day sfJait, aida deed Of !rgf The property to
jteHre IL. Payment. WM: AUSTIN
Izereb L.
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with Boots or Shoes as well as If they were the
fpo,...-..A-the length Of the Boot.-..C-ronnd the
Calf.-B-the pitch of ditto...D-roundt the heel and
-.E-round the inffer..-G-acrois the bali of
the foot. FIX the heel asaiirh a perpendicular, and
iiick knife the end of the great toeiet down T
figures the number of inches and quarters in the DIFF
ferent meaiures. January l. ePtf
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FOR REN7.

TzIIIE Large White HOUSE at Rockets, for
4 n.erly occupied by Mr.. William Fenwick, and
afterwards by Mr.. Braxton Craddock. For terms
apply to CALICO, RICHARD u co.
January /. Of
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CONCTIIoNs.

CONDITIONS.
]. The LyNcuBURG STAR will be publil,ed once
week, on large Meet and good type at three dol
lars per annum, to be paid in advance.
H. The publication fball commence 70 foon as the
inbieription viii juaify the undertaking.
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auttsoa @aIrs.
THOMAS TAYLOR & Co.

NTyILL in future FELL at f5r fore occupied y M NJ
w Haneoek e Go. on IYtdrsfaay's in each rrsek J;
and tbeir office, on 1aesoy, and Fridays yfaai.
Dee. 4, 1904. epsf
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NEAL NELSON,
BOOT 81 SHOE UF14CTURER,
MAIN-sTREET ,RIcHMoND,

a n AXES Boots & Shoes
NA to any pattern or faih-
ion, equal in point of Ma
TERIALs and WORKMAN
SNIP to any in general ufe.
~ Imported Doors and
Snors, of the frif quality
and newell falhion, for fale.
q. Gentlemen at a diff
tance, who are difpoied to
forward me their meafure,
by paying attention to the
annexed cut, can be fitted
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LOST,

Three certificates Randing the books Of the
Gonimiiiloner Of Loans fer the iate Of Virg. in
the name Of John Gniiiek Virgo
One certificate o! PER cent itosk lIued the I7th
OF April 1898, No. s5o, for IS dolls. "a een,s-one
dlfto per cent deferred ttock Gued the fame time
No Sl4, for dollars 90 eents--One ditt, per
cent icck i.luel ,he Came time, no. &c. Tot Il dol
iars. Apr;Ii. foa,yG,oN
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~ The fale of the land above advertifed, is dc.
layed until Saturday the 18th Of May. ]. H.
April "a.
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II SWAN mroics OF LAW BOOKS,

J,9P reeeived and far sale at tire ENoUixRK-Cs-
ficE, among (Which are the .to!iozOiag: Ui&.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

April 95.-eFam. R.