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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Fifty Dollars Reward
WILL be given for the apprehension Of
W anegro woman. by the name of
Kittu.

but assumes the name of ANNE The
said negro made her escape from me in
the month of October, she is a spare and
thin visage woman, OF common height,
dark mulatto about &c years of age, for
merly the property of John Stewart. of
Frederick County Md She is uncommon
ly artfuI, and no doubt will have free pa
pers: she is most likely to be about Alex
andria, Georgetown or the City. The
above reward will be given if taken &
brought home, or secured in jail so that
get her again. VIM. BECKHAM.
dec 5 sStawE
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Henry SteWart.
Trust Sale.

an Monday the 18th day of April next,
~ at ore p. NJ. The Subscriber will offer
al Public Sale, at the front door of Fair
tax Courthouse tract ofLand contains
ing about
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
Indian Infirmary.

nR. B. nj. SMITH, late Of Baltimore
~ begs leave to inform the Citizens OF
Washington. AlexandrIa and Georgetown:
and their vicinity, that he has commenced
h
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
For Sale.

sa Twill sell my HOUSE on King
AT street, at very reduced price, it
ssssss is adapted for store and large
49, family, combining elegance and
convenience; and situated in a most heal
Thy and desirable neighborhood 1t is
worthy the attention of any psIron desi-
reus of a permanent residence,
Also, to Rent,
~. A small house on the west end
&gYA of Duke-street; calculated tor
Msssss dwelling and shop.
EsAsi JAS. S. SCOTT.
oct II u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21
To be Rented.

f.. A house and Lot on Union street,
sssfw1 lately occupied by the subscriber.
$3.50 ANN LEAP.
sss.& dec Z If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-21

lido hereby certif y, that was afflicted
with an liberated sore leg for the space OF
years; and had almost despaired OF ever
having it restored to former sOundness, but
fortunately heard OF Dr.. Benjamin M.
Smith, No. 20 Great York street, and on
application, in the short space of three
weeks, had the pleasure of anticipating
perfect restoration, which blessing have
since realised, to my great JOY and COM
fort. j. +. ODaers, grocer.
Corner of Hill and Goodman streets.
do hereby certify, that the above nan-
ed J. F. Ovaere appeared before me, and
was duly sworn to the facts as stated in
the above certificate.
Morgan Brown.
Baltimore, October 9Th, 1890.
The subscriber, John B. Howell, de-
clares to all those afflicted with deafness,
that he was deaf for As years. He hear
ing Of the remarkable cures performed by
the Indian physician, Dr.. Smith, was in
duced to make application for relief; to
bis establishment he was entirely cured in
short time ,ssbeyond his expectation.
John b. HosceH,
No. 10, French street, q. L.
Baltimore, 10th mo.-af1irmed before me,
Marmaduks Iilden.
This is to certify, that | was afflicted
with blindness so as to. prevent me Tor
some time attending to my business, ana
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

The soidiei' . Eife, wbo was go rsefa. 70
him Ia hi. extremity, was Of ehs,sc,es eth
er uncommon. Shs had iong been fo'iew.
er Of the camp, aud had acquired some 81 i's
manners. While she was 90 good aod useiui
q curse In qua,ters, she was bold and fearless
in the h-id. When the arrangements were
msde previously 10 the stack on Vizie, on
10Th Of June, directed that ber husband, who
was ia company, should remain behind TO
take charge OF the meu's knapsack,, which
they had ,nroSn OF to be Iieh, fof the adyance
up the hill, e. did not wish 10 expose him
10 danger on account Of his wife end family.
lie observed his crdcts, and remsined with
his chssgs, bot his wife believing herself no,
included in these injunetioos, pushed forward
90 the assault When tho soemy had been
driven from the third rsdoub,, l was s,snd.ag
giving some directions to the mcn, snd pro-
ps,iox to push 90 10 The fourth aud last re-
boub,, when found myself topped on the
shoulder, snd tui ming round, saw my Ana.
zonisn friend ssndipy with her clothes tuck
ed up TO her koess. sod seixioe my Aapsi.
sWelI doos my HighIsnd Isds,' she excIsiIn.
ed, SEQ how the Dtigsnds scampsr like 90
mspy deer Come added she, siet us
drive them from yonder hill.' On inquiry
! found she had been In the hotties, Gre cheer
ing spd apims,iug he meO and, when the
action was Over, shs wos ss active % any Of
the surgeons In sssis,ing the wounded.
Two singular wounds received In The cam.
psigo in Zealand in 1894, mus, compIsie our
list Of c.sualts,s. Captain Munro Of tho 7s,h
received a n,usket ball ON the outwsrd edge
uf his left eye; passing under the bridge OF
his nose IL carried away tke right eye also,
and Ief him without soy dis6gurssion except
the blank sockets The Sergesnt M.jos Of
the Same regiment was struck by bsli hie:
up on the ous,ide Of tho figh, thigh it elsn-
ccd 10 his Knee, and then enering the left log
m the calf, cams out a, toe aokie. II touch.
ed no bone, sad disabled him fos ten days
onIy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

cesied n 6Fse case, that OF the big r>n'sh,
of and for Phiisdelphia, from 81. J,go IL Gu
bs. tho Captain. his brother and The ps,sen.
gers. FIVE in number, were Isshed below.
r'aod the eompanion-vsy, ffe ms,s rounc
them, and ;hey we'e kept in that position ou'
iii nearly toasted and when the fsc vas ex-
'ipguishrd, life was hardly lcf, all Of them
fl,ggsd and best with catlssses, and the cook
hung uniil he had no sign Of life, when he
was recovered By picking him with b.yonei,
10 mike him confess there was money 90
board. The brig was left literally wreck !;
hes cabin cot TO pieces 10 ,ea'ohiDg los mon
ey.
IL sppes.s that these i,eeooo,srs are rot
onfy uomo'eslcd BY the goyerDpent oi Cuba,
bul that they have ac,ualy regular settle.
n,ents and Qualifications established an the is.
lsad ho'a waich they issue 10 seize cn' end
plundes eve'y desenceles vessel. From
tbcss es'shii-hn,enis, boats are keptio look
oo.. and warn IL any dareef. If vssse! Of
wer appears, they skulk among the shoals and
rocks where tue vessel csnnot Inflow, snd d
moment after they turn their backs, these
marsudets issue again 10 The horrid work.
On the arrival Of prize, they notify the ci'
comssnce 10 the people i,Iend-(cap'u,ed
vessel. for weeks together ere aep, ss depos-
i,alies Of good.) --ond such is tn. immortality
of the inhabuants in general Of that island
That iDsiesd OF being horror struck al such 10
iiqni,y--insiead Of combining to roo, on, en-
tviI of such nsgniluds, this Disgrace upon
themselves and TO humani,y--.hey hasten TO
tho scene, with money in hand, and purchase
the articles composing Tho csrgoss.
"In the ve'y bsfbor Of Havana, there is
vllsga called Rsgs, inhabited in grea,
measure by these pirates; they are dsnomi.
mated the Musscime1, aad are perfectly we'll
known 10 every individual there, and 10 num-
befs 10 the Havana. A msn Gated Ns,eo
Carcio is at their head; aud 40 far from
throwing veil upon bis conduct, hs publicly
boasts ol bis earnings, and that Justice canno,
touch hin, 6ecaase he has money 10 5Ry jus
nce. From ihe whaf of this man, sally
ia piracy. They losd powder and arms with
out disguise. They pass the Moro Castle
with regular licences, end at ses ,hs conceal.
ed men Of erms crowd the decks Even in
sigh, of the Moro, csp'urcs have been made.
These vessels, and various other coasters,
com. 10 Havana, fseighted with IN merchsndize.
A, the wharf Of Regls they sre discharged,
and this with little trouble or ceatioo. II a
gosrd psssos. they are bribed and pass in ST.
lence. IF Information is lodged wi.h tG:e Al
csde, q btibe is presented on the other band,
or threats which mono Of them can resist |;
and in open day arc these goods presented
for salr to lhs citizens OF Havana.
~. T. Com DIV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
PIRATES.

The Charleston papers are filed with &C.
counls Of fresh depredalions, committed by
the pirates issuing from tho Isle Of Cuba
These marsuder, have adopted new moth
Cd Of ex,ortiog money from the unfortuu rte
persons wbn fAIi into their hands. Alter
binding the Captains nd superes-goss. they
place tnem over SLOW Ere and torture them
inlo a cvnisss,on vi waere ths an ,ney Is coo.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

hnecGotes Of RoyeAy and Loyaiy.--It is
ssserted in London paper, that o. the gssrd
Icvee az Edinburgh, ibe King kissed not tess
than . thousand Lsdies, old and youog.
When be isnded at I.eiih, he first set bis
foot on mahogany log, which being thus
honored is 20 be forthwith manufactured in.
TO snuH'. boxes. When Sir Walter Scott pre-.
seoted him with an Offering with which he
va, en,rusted by the Edinburgh ladies'. the
King called !or gloss Of wine snd drsnk the
health of The fair Gsners; down fell Sir Wal.
ter on bis knees, and begged his nsics'y 10
give him The glass which had been ssioted ~
his royal lips, ,hst be mighs preserve i; az a
precious reiic; tbs king conde:cenaed TO
grant the reques,. and SIR Waite, pocke,ed
ths wine. glass, but broke II bsfore he reach
ed home, and no doubt lamen;ed the accident
as biueriy ss DoWinc Sampson did mo los.
OF the most p 'ecious te'ic Of antiquity which
adorned bis cabinet Many of .hc !sdIes who
visited tse royal sleeping roam i'll Edinburg,
not ssished. ssys tho Courier, with the sigh;
OF a plain bed with cs.ico curtains, pressed
their lips TO the gull, end their cheeks 10 the
pillows, and some piuCked wool from the
blankets and concealed in their gloves, pro.
baby that they may hareaiier exhibit = ,uit
Of royal wosl, p,utksd fToa royal blanket,
ia royal sleeping apartment.
~. Y. Statesman
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

DsArH ~ E.ScEssIvE Ioy.-A
MIR. Roberts l',cly died in England
from fall, in fit Of phrer2v, on draw.
my high prize, abou; 6ooQ 4sunds, IN
q lottery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
a:9:

Seduction "A case Of seduction was
last week tried at boomingburgh, N. Y.
before the Court of Common Pleas, in
which David Miller, was Plaintiff, and
Elias Parker, defendant. The plaintiff
brought his action to recover damages of
the the defendant for the seduction of his
daughter jane Miller, and SO clear and
irresistible was the evidence to prove his
crs-, that the jury, after few moments
IL hheration, returned a verdict to the
full amount of damages laid in the declar.
ation.- Hartford Mercury.
The Reverend N. Hale. Of Wcs,
Hartford, Conn., recently preached to
his congregation the filiieth anniversary
of his accession to the ministry OF the
parish. h.-Among the proofs narrated by
him Of the extent Of his labors, was the
fact that he had preached exclusive Of
cxtempore addresses, thirty Ave hundred
and fifty written sermons!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

\ 'e,ter from Havana, states tia, tie
British government schooner rescuct.
tom a pirs,e by the Peacock, was he
Specdwel; aud that she arrived at T. {.
vana on tie 4th inst. and repatrd tn
thr ?. hld captured $ or 6 pirates ner
Bahia HordI.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

STATE LEGrsLATuRE.--By the lat
est information from Providence, quo
rum OF the legislative body was no, iorm'
ed, but was expected yesterday after.
noon.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

LIBEL SUIr.-At the Circuit Court,
held in Boston Inst week. u suit for Ii.
bel, was brought by Capt. HUtL, Of
the Navy, against Mr.. lNC1RsoL, for
a publication some time Since made in
the Boston Patriot. A verdict Of fss
hanircd dollars was given in flv"f OF
the Plaintiff. The object pf Capt.
Hull, IS expressed ny his counsel, WAS
to obtain verdict, aud no, excessive
damages.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

Nsw.YoRx.-Wc are happy TO state,
that the Sickness in New York. has 40
far subsidized, that the Board q! Health.
under recommendation Of extreme eau
ton have permitted the return Of the in
habi,an,s to- their long deserted homes.
There have been upu ards ol four 'uIr-
drcd cases, during the prevalence Of ihc
fever.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
Notice.

sNiOLEN, from the subscrb,ron Turs.
~ day nisht, the 10Th OF thit rr,seid instant.
negro man by the name Of NED, about lof-
y years Old, he is about five feet ci,ht or ten
inches high, stout made and very dark com
pleAion, and has very white teeth, and nppar-
entity lame in his liza knee, oceasioned BY q cut.
The Subscribers convinced that he was taken
Oh by certain Wyatt c. Clements. who made
his elopement front this neighborhood on the
sane evening. Clements isasmull spare made
man, about twentysthrce ortNentv four yenfs
I'D, little or no heard, dark skin, black e.Aes.
7hd black hair, stoop shorldered and has a w.
~ bad conference.-the on a blue Virginia
cloth mixed coat aud blue pantuloons, aud
rom The best information can get, they are
aiming tor the Ohio Stnte--l will give re-.
ward ot Ten dollars for the apprehension of the
sad negro, and twenty for Clements, provided
he Is tnken with the said negro. Information
gwen to the subscriber living Bedford conn.
ty, near the mouth OF Pig river on StnHnton.
RICHARD GOtD.
November l. IT. l3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
EdNratioN.

TENliE subscriber Inform the public TINT "A
n school embracing tie general bJauche
OF a liberal education, (snch as Latin, Greek,
the Mathematics exc ) viii br taught AT rsgah
meeting honsc. Bedford, commencing the II e.
ueccmbcr, Ia.2. Tbrlcnrherisa late glnduaie
OF ilampden sidney college. hi. = all lhosr
acquainted with HE cNr,ilaHt aud thorough
course ol >in3ic. nor Taught IN that Seminary.
viii be y sufficient guarantee OF scholarship
and his talents, rs suitabe to teach, come
highly recommended. 1t i sufficient 80 sny
as 10 the morality of his character, thai ne is
of good Standing with respectable religion.
denomination. The price of tuition, $40 per
annan-Board, IS per month. Tie follow
ing gentlemen Will act as trustees OF thsschool
REV. " NJ. LEFTNICH,
REV. J. MITCHELL,
KEN. TURNER.
col. ID. SAUNDERS,
NJ NJ. j. LEFTW1CH,
GEM LEFTNlCH,
col. p NJ. GOGiN,
s. .. RICE,
DIR. +. Z. MITCHELL,
Oct. 25, w4w -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
Wholesale or Retaii.

nNHE subscriber is receiving, general
and extensive assortment OF GROCERIES,
amongst which are the following:
400 sacks Liverpool Salt,
New Orleans
Muscovado and SUGARS,
Prime ST CroIx
90 bags Colfee--a few OF them best Java,
30 barrels LOAF Sugar,
80 chests Imperial, Gunpowder and Young
Hyson Teas,
90 boxes best Mould Candies,
20 do. Spermaceti do.
50 do. Windsor Glass,
cogniac Brandy,
Jamaica and Antigua Rum,
H s'sSs's' s s;5 p,,, (wlSrs,
Nails,
Putty,
China, Crockcry, and Stone Ware,
Musca,eI and Bloom Rais,n,,
Molasscs,
Cheese,
Chocolate,
Allsplee,
Pepper,
Ginger,
Salt Petre,
Epson Salts,
Wrapping Paper,
best Havana and Common Cigars,
4 quantity OF Cotton Yarn,
a few of Shapes fine Fowlinc Pieces,
Scgkes patent Flasks aud Pouches,
Powder, Shot, &c. TIC. NC.
From the time and pains bestowed in the
selection OF the above articles, the Subscriber
can with confidence promise Them to his Gus
toners on terms that win please them.
CHS l. DiBREEf.
Nov 10. l. Wv
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
patent SpriMg SaAAles.

Within the counties Of Campbell, Bedford, PITT.
sylvania, Halifax, Charlotte and Amherst, oil
eis for sale, aud will constantly keep on hand
ut his and, next The marke ct house, a 20 d as
o,itmcnt Of Ladies' and Gentlemena saddles
constructed upon Springs, which have been
pronounced by the best judges to be The :, cat
est i'm Pro,ement ever oilel Cd to the pubic, the
SaGd cs beng so constructed AS 10 be llce irGm
Ii bilty to inrye the horses back, and to carry
the lider wi II peiec ease.
NELSON Is. HUGHES, Agent
N, Il. The public are particularly rcqucstcd
to call, when they can see and JUDGE tor them
selves of the utility Of the Spring Saddles, and
likewise be accommodated with one u ride on
or make iaI of-Ail KIDD, OF Saddles, Bride,
Harness, Trunks, Military Gaps, Gear, Sc. &c.
&c. n. Is IL.
April 23. wr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
EAucation.

YSIiE sHbseribcr takes his meihod Of iaform
l. ing his numerous jrieads and M pobtir.
tint he intends 10 condurt a B0nrdiag SrbooiH r
ensuing geaf, in The upper end Of buckingham
county about - miicS from Mt courthouse. In
or II south from Bent Creek, on Jomts rice.
and % beiow LynehbWg
lie assures those porcnts and goordians ,rhp
may entrUd Their chddrsn 10 his cafe, mat Gerry
necessary attention stall be pad to Their aadiea,
hfnih and moral conduct.
VII be tdpghi, H,e Groek, Latin nud English
languages, grommafic0iiy; geostopdH motht-
mnfirs, 4e.--Terms. Todioa, tor len moaths.
500 Board and taiiioa, the student .fniipg
his oru bed, bfdding and eoadieS, Eloo. Boa5d,
including btddiag, ) no. Pagcbie semj-0bla-
ally Th sehooi IS 10 comR,acl On .noodaB
Fcbruary 3D. 1922 Letters 10 He ydtmribtr
houH be dittciedio Ne,cark, Looiad. 0Dt! ht
Isl Of .lorem6er, md after that Ia Bpchmghom
Communications 10 .uojor 5. p. Christian,
Jao. II Gaiier or H. "A. Christian, ESqnires,
Oaspaie, RacLingtam. ,cH he d"iq a1cnded %.
EDU.lRD C.kE.N0.N
.Nog l. l3 u3y
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
Edrly IN October eu be Published,
A NEW NAP Or FLORIDA

4 NoNtli.ED ffom recent actual survey. aud
~ observations, and also from authentic da.
eaments, made aud collected durina a te,denc,
III thar county.
10 accompany the'map, but ior the pnbli,
convenience ISSUED separately, viii appear al
the aametime
obsthA ATOMS UPON TIE FLoRipAs.
from original notes, taken during several
Iooth't' ~ the teri"ory, particularly through
p"'t' h''heito uneAplofed, and inform lion
drawn irom the most authentic sources. gy
CHARLES NiGNoLES, civil and tonopraoh.
'c'' engineer, lately OF South ia Dina. and ot
pietsht fe5l'Cnf sufvt yor In East Flnid,
Inc man Will he about % inches square. de-
'ineated on scale OF D miles to one incl, the
Whole oithe principal, aud almost all the tribn.
'arv water courses, and the chief lakes viii he
LAID down the existing carriage road. and all
the nan Indian paths the names of places q
entertainment, &c. viii be noted the local an
Pellatlons being ca etully ettlnel t. AVOID con
fusion, as 1t will be an effect to render the man
convenient and uselulds possible 10 t, ayelle,s
independent otthe &c eral d Ia Is, all the Lar qe
grants OF land will be located as far as prsctica
bic. " - r "''''"
The accompanying book will conta' n a re
view OF the state o, tie 'rovinccs in stat site A
and civil liz ht, for aiew years preyiou, to, and
at hepe'iod OF, their cession.
summary scription o. the cou ntrv in pc
neral, as respect soil, climate and Typographical
details, with remarks on the different appropri.
at cntn'es, particular coffee, sugar, Cuba to.
bacco andiruit.
An ahstact, as far as attainabe, of all the
grants made by the Spanish authorities in the
flondas, with the names II the origiual p1an-
tee, &C. Explanations ofthe principles upon
which lands were generally coneeo ed, and an
account 81 thu diie ent laws, royal ORDER, &c
adtholislng the governor t make grants.
Such Information respecting The indians, the
wreck'ng system among the Kegs aud krei4
aud Other general points may be Considered
usetu or Interesting to the puLlic.
The price viii be made As low as possible. II
icing presumed that thu map and pamphlet may
Be issued at a sum no exceeding IS Tor both.
ST. augustine, June %, 1922.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
Slrayea or Stolen,

y,ROM tn subscribe, living near Lynch
1 burg. BAY HORSE, about five feet -.
or three inches HIGH, hlared face. his hin'
feet white, and hearing The marks OF the eoiiat
ANY person giving information 10 the 81
scriher, OF said horse, saall receive liberia
reward. CHARLES OLSON.
ortohero5 II II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
State A.Ottery.

In pursuance oil m act of the Legislature OF Ma.
ryiand, the finders gned bcgs leave resnectlill,
to express his high se,,se Of the ,e,y distinguish
cd patronage towards hs olhcein the last schcue
aud ., which he wa, enabled 10 expedite com.
pete tae drawing IN an unprecedented sho1t
time.
knowing the wishes OF adyentulers in favour
ola speedy result al Investments, the present
scheme IS 80 arranged that the whole will b.
completed in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03

hiRGiNiA--in Halifax County Court,
Y in Chdnesfy, tie -nta day. OF August
1872
John Daniel, Judith Fuqaa, Sarah Hancock,
John Nelson and Polly his "le, formerly Pol
ly Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
The Hon. William Daniel, Henry Coleman.
and Martha his VIE, Elnotie Coleman and h
lizabeth his wife, VIM Tally aud Frances his
witu, Polly " Oodson, 0siai, William d., Mar
TIA, Lucy and John thompson, Arlaana Mil
Ter, samuel, John, Y liam Z. and Hc2el,iah
I. Daniel, Nathani'l ". Faqua and Susanna
his wife, joseph G6odc * Mary his " Sic, Anne
Daniel, Reab.u LAY, and Elizabeth hi wife,
Bou.uin auyllun and Susanna his wife. John
Pigs Mary his Vile, Eenjalnn Lawson K Amy
his wife, Harrison karnc, and judith ms wife,
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
ron, Joshua blunton and Betsy BIS wife, An
thony Franklin and Polly his VIE, Thomas
Laslcy and susanna his itc, William Hutch
e,son and judith his wife, and Maria d. Tho
mas and Martha FaWhner, Defendants.
1ne defendants Ambrose Nelson. Thos Las
ley y SUSANNA his wite y ilian Hutchcreon &
Judith his wife, Daniel, Martha and Thomas
Nelson. Joshua Klanlon and Eetsrr hie vile,
Anthony Franklin and Polly his vile, Maria
d. Thomas, and Martha Fawkner, children Of
Iohn Faw.ner and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goode
and Mary his wife, Aune Daniel and John
Iigg and Mary his wife, not having entered
tbeir appearance an5 given security according
To the act of assembly and the rules of this
court, and ii appearing to the satisfaction OF
The court hat they are not Inhabitants oil this
commonwealth. on motion of the plaintiffs,
bv their counsel 1t is ordered, TINT the said
Ias,named defendants DO appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that co! of this
order be inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town of fynchburs, for eight wee',, sue
ecssively, and posted at the front door u tie
court house of this county.
\ Cory este.
'8 MICHAEL ROBERTS, d. 2. u. {.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-12-03
s 10 Reward and all REASONABLE,
charges.
Oct 25.

DANAWAY from The subscriber, on Sun
! daV The i3M inst. negro HeHdefsoR, oboid
81 or - yenas old, gcitorc comPierioH ropad
ace, Mick lips, iow in stature, s0y .f,e teet t,ro
or Hree inches, Terms forWard ~beH ~altmg, tad
htic blue cont and pcntaioons, aiso, II hiae
confdnd Pgaiaioons Somcrhm morn, bidct fur
hni-H is thought he has Ifse pop,rs-hc oborc
reward mil be gircn By securing sud Hegro IN
am jail so that he may be recorered.
.2NDREU BEfRNE.
NJ B.--Thc cbore negro formerly beiongedto
the eaaie OF CoH. BeiBr and feH in Ht SHIRE NJ
his daughter Fapsy, rhO married in Johu
Nicholson, and iicedn Giopefder copHfg, fran
etich piacea IN I'm. Siereas Of GrfcHtsir
county Jrough him, his .iatttr md mother boH
Hstd men IN Richnond, his mother siace died
EiiOH, Monroe County, OCT %. 'c;iR y