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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-06-29
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Manufacturing, Dying 8 ORES.
sing OF Cloth.

FHNHE subscriber respectfully in
il forms the public that he has rent.
ed the woollen factory at Chester gap,
near Front. Royal, lately occupied by
Messrs. Thomas Buck and Il. 8ayley,
Having put new cards in the earding
machines, and the fulIiug mill being
put in complete order. aud having
perfect knowledge OF the business, he
engages 10 manufacture wool into
cloth Of every description for custom.
ers. viz: Sattinet, Cassinet, Blankets,
and negro Cloth: also Cashmere and
narrow plain Cloths. The subscriber
ias on hand a quantity Of snperGne
Cloths and Cassimercs, which he will
sell low fer cash or wool, or any coun-
Try produce that he may want.
g1T Cafding and fuIling will be done
on the shortest notice.
May 4. JOHN HOLLAND.
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Frederick Limestone Land
for Sale.


TSNHE Subscriber olfers for sale, on
& accommodating terms, his FARM,
which lies on the road leading from
Winchester to Miliwood, and about e.
qui-distant from those places. This
Farm contains
693 A C. r E S,
a large proportion of hich is in tim
Der of soud quality; and there is on
the land an abundance of exeeIIeut
stone for building and fencing. If
wished, the subscriber will divide the
Farm to suit purchasers; but will not
sell part, unless the balance can be
sold at the same time. For terms ap.
ply to Francis b. Whiting, of Clay
Hill, Frederick county, Va. or to The
subscriber in Aide, Loudon county,
Va.
LEWIS BERKELEY.
May lift.
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MARSHALS SALE.

DURSUANT to decree of the SUI
rsrioT Court Of Chaueery, hoi-
den at Winchester, the 18th day Of g.
pfil 1920 IN the case Of CathariUe
Macky, Exec'x. Of Robert Maeky
deed. who was surviving Executor Of
Thomas r Martin deed. against Mand,
Hey Taylor, I shall sell al public aues
tion to The highest bidder, for ready
money before the Court house door in
Winchester, on Monday the 18th Of
July next,
A Tract of Land,
10 the County Of Frederick, being part
of the manor Of Greenway Court, ad.
joining lands of Shsekleford, Newman,
Sc FOsset & containing 400 acres.
ALSO
at the same time and place under de-
cree Of the same date, Martini Exe-
eutrix against MOndiey Taylor, and
Edmund Newman, shall sell on the
same terms, tract OF land situate in
the County Of Frederick, adjoining the
lands Of SbaekisfOrd--containins
Two hundred Acres.
For a more particular description,
reference is bad TO the Mortgage Civ.
en- to Robert Maeky & John 5. Wood
cock, the first dated 3O'h November
1899, the last, fst. March 1899. AMI
Of record in the County Court Of Fred
eTick.
F. M.BECKWITH, D. for
JOHN 8. PEYTON, ". ". c, ..
June Ss--tds,
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Pine-Grove Factory.

FNHIa establishment is now in good
N order and ready for the reception
81 wool; which will be manufactured
into cloth, cassineti, blankets, or lin.
sey, at moderate prices. Those who
send their wool early will get their
cloth early; wool will he taken in part
pay at fair price. The Subscribers
tender their sincere thanks for past IA
vOFs, ard every exertioB will. as here
FofOre, be made TO render satisfaction
eS those who may favor them with
their custom
s-5~Csrding g. FILLING done at the
customary prices Of this section Of
country.
HOLMES & WARD.
Bruectowp, Nav 4.
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WILLIAM GlLLINGHAM.
FROM BALTIMORE,

FROM BALTIMORE,
D ESPECTFULLY informs his
AGfriends aud the public, that he has
commenced the manufacture of
MaU FOas, Press and Mill
scre1os, Edge Tools, &c. &c.
at the corner of Patrick & Cameron
streets; Alexandria; where orders will
be thankfully received, and executed
with neatness and punctuaiily.
June 22-St.
Scythes 8 Herrings
JUST received and for sale by the
% subscribers.
Waldron's Grading Scy,hes 90, 52
Il 81 inches.
DO. Gress do. AZ, ~ e 46 inches.
Prime Susquehanna behring's
ALSO
A LARGE QUANTITY OF DOMESTIC
FLAX q TOW LINENS.
TOW DO. TWILLED BAGS.
All Of which will be sold on the best
terms.
May 25. LANE & BRnNE.
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NOTICE.

sNVHE Subscriber having resumed the
n Flour and Grocery Business in
Alexandria, bess leave again to offer
his services to his country friends
lie will purchase and sell ffour-or
receive II on StOrage.-He will keep
constantly on hand stock of Groce-
Eies. and transact any busincss which
they may be disposed to conlide to him
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
March 16-tf.
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WILLIAM GORE

as opeUed a House of Eutertain-
y Il ment, at the old Boarding House,
al the CapoR Spring, and fa,ters him
self that his accommodation, and exer-
tons to please, will render general
satisfaction TO those who may favor
him with call.
June 10 If
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FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
"a. 2s9 ACRES, lying on both sides
of Back Greek, whereon the subscriber
now lives, n considerable part of W hich
is good BOTTOM LAND. The inn.
provements are comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Smoke. house,
"A good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will be made accommodating
and the land sold on low terms.
Al Gu
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A TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING

F0ur Hundred .fcreS,
lying on the waters of Back Creek, a.
bout two miles from the former, and
adjoining the iands of Wm. Bywaters,
Joseph Dolby aud others. This is fine
land and we'll timhered, bat has no im-
Provements on it. A great bargain will
ne given in either Of the above farms,
by applying 20 the subscriber living
near Pushtown. L. M'COOLE.
Feb, 2-tf.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

, THE Subscriber offers for sale that
~raluahle LOT and HOUSE thereon,
81 feet front, on Lot No. 6, on the
west aide Of Loudo1 Street, in the
town Of Winchester, Va. at present oc.
cupied by MIR. Jacob seusney, and ad-
joining the bOuse OF Mr.. NJ. Fitzsim
mons: For terms enquire of Mr.. ".
Eitzsimmons or the proprietor, living
in Baltimore.
CHARLES G. BOEHM.
June st.
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Wool Carding

IA ILL be conducted OF the Green
Wv Spring Factory this season by
Thomas Ogde n.who is reputed frat
rate carder. The machines have
cards Of coed quality, and The subseri-
Ger llatters himself that those employ.
ing hiw will not be disappointed 10
gOud ito!ls, provided their wool is de.
liVcrcd in good order, Invested OF
sFirks and burs, and creased with one
Poend Of clean grease to every ten
pounds OF won't
WILLIAM BAILEY.
May est.
n. p. j will receive wool to ma
Dufaeture into cloth or blankets upon
the following Manufacturing
enc half for the remainder, The owner
paying half the amornt for cardins.
The wool must De clean and we'll pick
ed and srensed. W.B.
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al tilc superior court OF Chan
Gerry, holden at Winchester.
i'll Virginia.
BETWEEN
Ambrose Barnett, admin'tor of his wife.
Margaret Barnett, deed Plaintiff.
Joseph Helm, surviving executor Of
Thomas Helm, deed and Elisha W
Williams, and John JullifFe. execu-
tors OF Frances Helm, deed. who WAS
an executrix of Meredith Helm, deed.
another executor OF Thomas Helm.
deed. Daf.,Js,,.
The defendants, JOSEPH Helm and
Elisha w. Williams, who are not in.
habitants of The state of Virginia. are
hereby notified, that on the Sth JnIy
next, at The Office Of Lemuel Bent com
missioner, in Winchester, Virginia. Che
depositions Of Benjamin. Helm, judy
Noble, aud Mary Messer, will he tn
ken on the part OF The plaintiff, in said
suit, aid on the 15th day Of the same
month, at The dwelling house of Ben.
!amIn n. Baroett, in Cuipeper Coun-
~, Virginia, the dispositions of Benia.
min n. Garnet, and Milly Barnett.
VIII be taken to he evidence in the
same suit on the part of the plaintiff.
AMBROSE BARNET.
June 9-wtdm.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.


&. , AN AWAY from the subs eriher,
e Gin Loudoun county, state of Vir-
ginis, 90 the 2sth Of April last, Ne
gro woman named
POLLY.
Said wGman is uncommonIy tall. has a
flesh mould on one of her eyeIids. and
straight made, about twenty six or se>
ven years old, has loud voice when
spoken to. 1t is probable said negro ia
in the neighhorEood OF Winchester,
Va. or in Frederick county Md. or ma
king for Penusy lvanie. The above
reward will be given, if securedso that
get her again, or it brought home all
reasonable expenses paid.
WILLIAM COE.
June t5-3ts. Near Leesburg.
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POLLY.
Public Sale.

NDER authority Of Deed Of
a. Trust from Catesby Grahem to
the subscriber, to secure the payment
Of the sum Of 82f0O. with interest
from the 9th day of June, 1920, to
Daniel Hartman, there will be offered
for sale, at public auction, for cash,
on MOmday the 9Th day of .juiy neat,
Mt Longs Tavern. in Newtawn,
a Tract of Land,
lying near Newtown, and containing
about
Three Hundred Acres,
adjoining the Lands of William 8.
Jones, Esq. and others, being the same
Tract of Land wheTeon the said Gates
by Graham lately resided; aud which
he purchased from William Elzsy.-
The sale nc the land aforesaid will be
made subject to the following deeds OF
trust; all Of which are prior in date
to the deed for Hartman's beneGt-to
wit a Deed Of Trust from said Ora
ham to Jacob Leonard, trustee for 4.
BRAN NeilI; upon which there is now
due about $4,000, which has been as
signed to said Hartman;--a Deed Of
Trust FROM said Graham to Seth Ma
son, trustee for benjamin. FickiyD up
on which is due about $3.50, besides
several years interest, which is Iow
for the benefit Of Elijah Way;--sl,o
Deed Of Trust executed some year a
go to indemnify James Baker, as n
dorser for said Graham for a GehI
which is now reduced to about $40:
Any person disposed TO enquire uPTe
particularly into the situation Of NE
Land aud the membranes, Is teJ
quested to esIl on the subscriber. "
sale will take place al eleven o'elc ~
A. S. TIDBALL, Trustee
June f5-tds. tE
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Three Hundred Acres.

lying near Newtown, and containing
Rhnni
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EAucation.

gFyuE subscriber takes this method Of inform
ng has numerous friends AID the public,
t1d he intends to conduct Boarding School The
ensuing gear, IN tie upper end Of Nottingham
trnig: about % miles from the colrih0Vst, 10
o, " south from Beat Creek, on Jcmes rtrer,
1nd % 6etor Lyachbu,g
He assures ttose pareats aud guardians 'eho
man enirasl tAeu etiidrea 10 las care, that Grey
necessary Attention shall be pad 10 tier studies
health anu moral conduct.
HiH he taught, the Greek, Latin md English
languages, grammaiicdity; ge0gfaphy, mathe-
mai,cs, 9c.-Ierns: TntiOn, .tor ten months,
500 Baafd and tuition, the student finding
hs opn bed bedding, and eaadtes, sloo. Board,
nrtuaiag deadiag, ) 10. Payable semi-aHaa-
oliy The school Is 10 comuleace on Monday,
february Sd, 1922. Letters 10 lie subscriber
should BE- directed TO Aeeatk, Louise, mi! tie
ls Of .Noremder, aud ayier that 10 Rockingham
Communications to ,hajor s. p. Christian,
Jno. H. Waiter or H. a Christian EsgaireS,
0atrWe, Buckingham, ~iH be dtd- attended IL.
EDW.lRD C.lASO.E
Nor. l. Is ~3to
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ENueation.

THE subscribers inform the public that n
4 School, embracing The general branehe
Of a liberal education, (such as Latin, Greek,
tae Mathematics, &c.) will be- taught at Pisgah
meeting house, Bedford, CONNIE ncingt the Isl OF
Decrmber, l222. The teachers late graduate
oiHampden Sidney college. This, to all those
acquainted with the excellent aud thorough
cOu,e of studies a0!c taught in that Seminary,
wi. be IL sufficient guarantee OF scholarship /;
and his talents, rs suitable 10 teach, come
highly Recommended. 1t is sufficient TO say
as to tlie morality of his character, that he is
Of GOOD standing with respectable religious
dtuomiaaiian. TIE price Of tuition $50 per
annGn-~S0ard s. per month. The follow
iag gentlemen VII act as trustees of this school
REV. VIM. LEFJNICH,
REV. J. MITCHELL,
REV J. TURNER,
81, col. y. SAUNDERS,
MAJ. ] LEFYHICH,
-: GEN ]. LEFTWICH,
COL F. NJ. GOGIN,
S. D. RICE,
Dir I. L. MITCHELL,
Oct %. w4w -
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mo. 81.

Ton, dismay, and abhorrcrcc, imposed A.
like al all The same Involuntary silence.
Tue only, unable to command the over
powering emotions Of his heart advanced
before the rest--it WAS the voting man with
The axe, his checks were pale with alright
his wildly rolling eyra dashed i'll omened
IRE, What !'--hc exclaimed; "ihree
shildren-thy own children the sicklv u
nneent, the lnploring boy, The infant suck
mig, all cast out by the mother 70 be de
Youred by the solvgs Woman, thou art
unworthy 10 live !"' And nj The same in-
slant, the urlined steel desccnds with re
slstless force on the scul OF the wrctehed
woman, who falls dead ut bis feet. The
pefp.iraior thea calmly wipes the blood
oil The murderous axe, aud iet1rps 10 his
work,
lhe dreadful tales speedily came to the
knowledae OF the magistrates. WHO caused
llle uucalled arngcr 10 be arrested and
brought 20 uial. lie was OF course sens
teneed To the punishment ordained by tho
laws but the sentence still wanted the
SANCTION OF fhc emperor, Alexander, tho
splehdor of whose virtues is only rendered
more conspicuous by the throne, caused
al the circumstances of this crime, so ex-
tiaotdilary IN The motives in which il orl-
glllaied, to be reported ~ him IN the most
careful apd detailed manner. Here, or no
where, he though himself called on 10 ok,
ereise ths godIlkc privilege Of mercy, hy
committing the sentence passed on tho
criminal, into n condemnation Ca labor not
very severe; and he accordingly seat tho
young nian 10 the ioriies % Duanuude,
al The mouth of the Duna, ia The Gulf Of
Riga, there to be confined 10 lab0rduiiuH
his mnlostY's plrasllrc.
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-.ToIEy. from the subscriber on Tues
~ day night, The 18Th OF thi. present instant,
n.rro man bv the name Of NED, about tor
u" ear. old, be is ABOUT i've feet eight or ten
hos nigh, stout made aud very dark com
1a' .;oo and has very white teeth, and appar-
psnly lame in his left knee, oceasloned by cut,
emu s,a '.nbscribers convinced that he was taken
i1 certain WYATT G Clemenis, who made
G Hn eIopement from this neighborhood on the
u, e'e erening Clements sasmall spare made
nam man, about tweaty-three or twenty four years
o''I nIsek haif. stoop shoaderea and has a We
Az a"a had CONFERENCE.-THE on blue Virginia
c,o p mixed coat aud blue pantaloons, and
s s,us tbe best information can get, they are
n ';,'i,r for the Ohio State.-l will give re-
uni IF ten dollars for the apprehension OF the
VIA negro. aud twenty for Clements, provided
he !, taken with the said negro. Information
Nv ,,,en 10 The subscriber living in Bedford coun
neor the mouth OF Pig river on Stanton.
w RICHARD G0AD.
November J. IL Ii
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drawing academy.

TViE Drawing School attached 10 "The
Lynchbarg Female Academy will re-
open on TUESDAY, the 18th instant. An cle-
giant collection OF models will he added 10
those airendy in the academy, which will EN-
able the pupil to progress through regular
course, with advantages rarely Ia be mel ith
in other Drawing schools such yonne La
dies as are qualifying themselves as Teachers
can he enabled To instruct others i'll the Orna.
mental and Fancy part OF Drawing aud Paint
ne, by attendinga very sholt course oflessons
ORDER OF PRACTICE.
lst Ornamental and Fancy Drawing. aud
Painting on Paper silk, oaiin and Velvet.
.Noic--rheeea are principally frn'l and Flow
err Pieces, Birds, &c.
Pad. Landscapes and Sea Pieces, Guelndmg
Marine Drawing.
.Nofe-Ihcse are Of every description. and
the selection well calculated 10 give tie pupil
taste for Landscape Drawing.
Bird Academcj Pieces.
historical aud other Drawings from
the pencil OF the most celebrated artists in
Europe, wherein the human 6gure is exhibited
Terms-S IL per session Of ) months.
HENRY MORRIS.
Sept. i3. q w
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&7IRGINiA--lu Halifax County Court.

a7IRGiNiA--ln Halifax County Court,
y in Chaneery, the 2oth day. OF Angus,
lS22
john Daniel, Judith fuqua, Sarah Hancock,
John Nelson AMI .olly his wle, formerly Poi
ly Daniel, Plaintiffs,
Against
Inc Hon. William Daniel, Henry Coleman,
and Hartila h. WIFE Elliuic Coleman and t.
Glabeth his wife, VIM. Tally aud Frances his
wife, Polly VI OOdson, Josiah, " iIliam D., Mar
tina, Lucy and John Thompson, Ariauua Mil
Ter, Samuel, john, W lillian +. and Iiezekiah
u. Daniel, Nathaniel ", Fgqua and Susanna
his WIFE, Joseph Goode g. Mary his vile, Anne
Daniel Reainn iiaY, aud Elizabeth his wife
boaldn Vaughan and Susanna his wife, John
Pigs X Mary his VIE, benjamin Laws. N x Amy
his vie, Harrison Burues aud judith his wife
Daniel, Matthew, Thomas and Ambrose Mel
son, Joshua blanton and Betsy his wife, An
thony Franklin and Polly his wife, Thomas
Iasey and Susanna his wife, William Hutch
erson and judith his wife, aud Maria ID. Tho
mas aud Martha FaWkrer, Defendants.
Inc deiendents Ambrose Nelson, 1hos. Las
ley G Susanna his wife, William Iutcherson X
Judith his wife, Daniel, Martha aud Thomas
Nelson, Joshua BlantOn and BetSey his wife
Anthony Franklin aud Polly his wife, Maria
D. thomas, and Martha Fawkncr children OF
John FaWkher and Patsy his wife, Jos. Goodr
and MARY his wife, Anne Daniel and John
Pr and Mary his wife, not having entered
Their appearance and given security according
To the set OF assembly and the rules Of this
court and il appearing to the satisfaction Of
the court tnM they arc not inhabitants OF this
commonwealth, on motion of the plaintiffs,
by their counsel Ii is ordered, that the said
hstuamca defendants dc appear here on the
fourth Monday in November next, and answer
the bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this
order be inserted in the newspaper printed in
the town Of Lynchhurs, for eight weeks sue
cessyely, and posted at the front door Of the
court house of this county.
A t'opy--Teste,
Is MICHAEL ROBERTS, d. c. II. c.
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Wholesale Or Retail.

rTNE subscriber is receiving, general
L and extensive assortment al GROCERIES,
anon ST which are the following
Hoo sacks Liverpool salt,
Muscovado and SUGARS,
Prime ST CloiN
10 bags Coite-a few of them best Java,
30 barrel, Loaf Sugar,
30 chests lnperial, Gunpowaer aud Young
Tyson Tens,
6o boxes bcsl Mould Candles,
% do. Spernaccti do.
30 do Windsor Glass,
Cogniac Brandy,
jaulaica and Antigua Rum,
Madeira
Choice old Port
Nails,
Putty,
China, CrocbeIy, and Stone Ware,
Mnscale aud Lloom Raisins,
hlolasses,
Cheese,
Chocolate,
Alispice,
Pepper,
Ginger,
sail Prire,
Epson Salts,
Wrapping iaper,
Best Havana aud Common Cigars,
quantity 81 Cotton iurn
few OF sharpe fine fomling Pieces,
Scykc'S patent lasks and Pouches,
Powder Shot, &c. &c. &C.
From the time aud pains bestowed in The
selection of the above articles, the subscriber
can with confidence promise them 10 his cus-
toners on terms that viii please them
CHS. l.. DIBKEEL
Nov. Ii. l. WV
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Il solution Of NE Jot'o'ri"g question Is re-.
9itfs 3D.

\ sharper having got into a liquor cellar
drew ont ola rum p,mchcon, containing
Ia gallons, the full Of large kes, which.
he carried of, first Cling up The punchoai,.
with water, lest the lL,lt should be disco.
Vored, before he had an opportunity Of car,
.rying of more; having disposed Of his first
booty, he returns, aud takes out Of tho.
same puncheou, the Cul ofhis key, flling il,
up with water as before, aud thus he goes.
ON, for three times sncccssiycly; but in biz,
fourth attempt, he is detected, and il is
found chat the Ilnllor 10 the pun hcou. al
ter III beng, thus, three times aduliafatud.
ort1 d with water, is 30 per cent worseS
than ai FIRST that il there is rs much water
rs rum, IN the puueheon. II is desired ~,
know how many gallons the leg brld,
which the sharper made use OF 10 carry ear
the liquor
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patent Spring Saddles,

a. ,ho the counties oil Campbell, Bedford, Pitt.
s,h,n,a. Halifax, Charlotte and Amherst, OF
e. for sale, aud will constantly keep on hand,
\, hi, and, mex, the market house, 80 d as
nment Of Ladies' aud Gentlemens' Saddles,
copst,ucted upon Springs, which haye been
n,noounced by tue st Judges to be the g eat
rf.,im,rJyemen, ever Offered to the public, the
saddles being SO constructed as to be free from
r,biI.ty to iulave the horses back, aud TO carry
the rider win perfect ease.
WV NELSON &. HUGHES, Agent
N The public are particularly equested
+, rall. when they can see aud Judge for them
selves Of the utility OF the Spring Saddles, ana
Lkew,se b. accommodated with one t ride on,
M nuke I, ;al of-All ki ID OF Saddles, Bride,
Harness, T,unks, Military Caps, Ge"r, &c, &c.
g., ~ d. IL.
April %. VII
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Also ior A.ease.
SYNAXT,l.

EROM the su5ocriber about he LIST of
II July BRIGHT BAY HORSE, abom :
or 8 gea-a cid, fret Or 10 iachesh igh, creese-
Jaihn, Mind fee! ashite, poccs, irofs arr soiiops
remahabig roH lie is supposed 10 be making
for Be Jord, hiring been roimd gLa .br.J aaghoa
not many miles adore Lib,iB. a reperd Of 10
doHdrs, oHd all reasoRntie ehargts has been Of
(tred for his recorerg, bm 1t eiH be co1Aiderdbig
increased, IA ms delirtrg 10 tte Rer. .loia Far
III, or The subscribe necr Dineidiie ronn bopse,
Va. Z. PFGR.EM
Sept g. 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
StrayeA or Stolen,

ESROM the subscriber, living near Lynch,
I burg, BAYIloRSE, about five feet two
or three inches high, bla2ed face, his hind
feet white, and bearing the marks OF the collar.
AnY person giving information TO the sub
scribe, of said horse. Shall receive liberal
reward CHARLES DE!SoN.
October %, 81 II