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Paints g Dye-Stufs.
BRIGHAM & DELANO.
No. 30, Ul,ton-Strest, BosroN-
HAVE on hand, and offer for

No. 30, Union-Street, BosroN-
HAVE on hand, and offer for
20 casks London White Lead.
IS do. Dutch do. do.
25 do. Venetian Red.
20 do. French Yellow Ochre.
30 do. Bristol Brown.
5 dos Red Lead.
10 do. Whiting.
40 bbls. Linseed Oil.
cases Gum Shellac.
9 do. Chinese Vermilion.
lO00lb. French Green.
1200lb. Verdigris.
600 ID. Chrome Yellow.
150lb. Prussian Blue.
200 gallons Copal Varnish
100 do. Japan do.
100 dozen Paint-Brushes. :,
200 boxes Boston Crown and Chelmsford
Window-Glass.
10 tons Logwood.
S do. Fustic.
2 do. Redwood.
do. Nicaragua.
so bbls. ground Camwood.
100 do. ground and Clipped Logwood.
so do. do. Redwood
so do. clipped Fustic.
80 do. Alum.
90 do. Copperas.
10 do. Roman Vitriol,
10 carboys Oil do.
1900 ID. Nader.
500 lb. Red Tartar.
5000 ID. large size Clothiers' Plates.
WITH a, GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs + Medicines, Paints E.
Dye-StuHs-
which will be sold at very low prices.
Boston, May 6, 1923. sw
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Notice to Turnpike Makers.


FEVHE Subscribers, Directors of
n the Barre Turnpike Cooperation, give
notice that they will meet at Capt. GoodenOio's,
in Princeton, on Wednesday, the 25th of June
next, at o'clock, A. VI. for the purpose of re-
ceivlng Proposals for making about nine miles
of TURNPIKE from Barre to Princeton. 1t
will be contracted for to one or more persons.
1t is desirable that the Route be view
cd previous, to the Meeting. 6- Advances
in Cash will be made, if requested.
WARD n. BOYLSTON.
THOMAS II. BLOOD.
JACOB CONANT.
JACOB w. WATSON.
SETH LEE.
EPHRAIM WILSON.
NATHANIEL HoUGHToN.
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I)icns

In Mendon, Capt. Peter Holbrook, aged IS
an honest man, kind husband aud parent,
and a valuable member of. society.
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W. HEREAs my wife, NANCY
w DANIELS, has absconded from and
left my bed and board, hereby forbid all
persons harbouring or trusting her on my ac-
count, as shall not pay any debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
SMITH DANIELS.
MendOn, yNay 90, 1928.
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Ageneral assortment Of w. 1.GOODS
4 consisting of Third Proof N.
E. Rum, Brandy, and Gin-Sicily Madeira.
Port, Lisbon. & Malaga Wines-Loaf& Brown
eugars-Teas-Foreign & Domestick Coffee
Chocolate-Fiour, &c.--4lso, i'd, cd, 3D.
l0d, & 20d Cut Nails-t, z, 1, II, & 2 inch
Cut Brads-waranted Iron Shovels, made by
Oliver .4'r,es, Easton, (Mas. Turkey Emery,
various sizes-English Glass Paper, &c. &c.
TOGETHER WITH
An extensive assortment Of DRUGS
& MEDICINES and DYE-STUFFS, as usual.
all which he offers on the best terms for
Cash, or approved credit.
Forester, May %, 1923. CIV
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Caution.
M HEREAs SIMON BTXBY,

w of Millbury, Member Of the Mason
icll Fraternity, has been guilty of gross mis-
conduct and behaviour which renders him un-
worthy of the privileges of the Craft--it is
therefore Ordered by the OLIVE BRANCH
LODGE that he be debarred the Rights of Ma
sonry, in this Lodge; and we do recommend
to all Masons and Lodges to exclude him from
their Society.
DANIEL TENNEY, Sec'ry.
Sutton, Man 26, A. L. 1923.
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In my opinion, the splendid edition of Jo-
sephus, now publishing by Mr.. S. Walker, Bos-
ton, is highly creditable to American improve
meat IN the arts, and deserves extensive pat
ronage. JONATHAN GOING.
Forester, Nag &c, 1923.
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Il can only say that the work Gas above) is
well known to be valuable, and that the speci-
men | have seen appears to be well executed.
ARETlUs 3. HULL.
Worcester, Mag 90, 1923.
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Atheneum,
Nos. AT and 148.

fire just received, by G. A. TRU.MBULL,
Containing, as usual, much interesting and en-.
PERTAINING matter.
Published regularly tw'ce month, at SIS: 90
per annum.
Worcester, May 20, 1873.
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Recommendations.

Whiston's Translation of Josephus, enriched
with Burder's Notes, is work well deserving
the patronage of the friends of religion and sa.
cred literature, in the opinion of
T. nj. HARRIS.
Dorchester, April 81. 1923.
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TAKE NOTICE.
T0@e-
JEREMIAH ROBINSON has of
81 hand, and for sale, at his Old Stand, in
JToTcesteT-

London White
Lead,
Dutch do. do.
Red Lead,
Venetian Red,
Spruce Yellow,
Spanish Brown,
Do. White,
Turkey TIMBER,
Rose e. Dutch Pink
Gum Copal,
Do. Shellac,
Copal Varnish,
Lampblack,
Gold Leaf,
Silver do.
Brass do.
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Prussian Blue,
Chrome Yellow,
Kings do.
Patent do.
Terra de Sienna,
Chinese Verrnilion,
Verdigrise,
Do. distilled.
French Green,
Mineral Green,
Litharge,
Glue,
Spts. Tarpentine,
$50 gals. Linseed Oil,
Paint and Whitewash
Brushes, of all Nos.
Shoe Brushes.
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Dorchester, April 81, 1923.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-04
June 90.
II virtue Ola deed of trust executed 4th
II u Lima lGnl a. l.

q virtue Ola deed of trust executed 4th
- June, 1921, TO the subscribers, by Joel
Ashworth, and recorded in the clerks Office
OF Franklin county, to secure debt due
Leitwich, Davis Il Go. we shah proceed TO
sell, the 5th OF July next, on the premises.
the Tractot Land on which the said Ashworth
formerly resided, in the county of Franklin,
bounded by the lands Of Law and f5rzen-
cihe, containing So acres, more or less, with
the following property: two bay horses, seven
head OF cattle, fourteen head of bogs Gva
head ot sheep, q feather beds and furniture
and sundry other household furniture. The
above property will be sold on Il credit Of 81,
months, by the purchaser giving bond and Sc.
curly s9ch title as is vested in us viii be
conveyed, which is believed TO be good.
JAMES LEFTWICH, ir.
BERNARD G. HENDaICX, { Trustees
June IL ,..l.
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IlllIe %

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on
IN the l4th instant CLAYTOR, about 80
years old straight made, about feet 10 or | |
inches high, dark Completed he can't hear
well
NED, about 90 years old, about 5 feet S
inches, rather stont bodied, a little yellow
Completed, has a conspicuous scar on his
forehead occasioncd by the kick of horse.
SALLY, ahoat 33 years old, dark complec
ted, straight made the two negro men nre
brothers hut do not favor each other; the ,,o-
man rs sister of theirs. Those ueeroe have
lIredin Lynchburg and near it, about 20 wears.
have some relatives in town and consideru.
Bile number OF acquaintance il is believed
they are mostly in town or d times Dly be.
tween town and Beaver creel,. Iftaktn with.
IN the county and delivered to me at nv nIar.
tstion at Beaver creek, will give for each
i've dollars aud If taken out of the county
ten dollars reward for each.
JAMES STEWART.
June %. ,te dc
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NAV o

RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the
h night Of the 18th May last, TOM, a negro
man "a or % years Of age, feet, 3 or i inch
rs high, copper color, stout made full face and
eyes, has small scar opposite the corner ot
one OF lis eyes, Otis believed the righO not
!arger than pea, and pereeptible on strict e,-
am'uatlon also, IA lump on his breast, cause
Unknown has good set of teeth, large
beard when permitted to grow, and wears
Whiskers. His clothing is not reeo!lected--
lie took with him a razor and shaving bon
and had pass to pass and repass until Mon
Gay morning. Any person experimenting said
negro and combining him in any safe jail in tie
United states $50 get HIM and giving infor-
formation by mail, directed to Mr. Benjamin
tolqnet, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be Iibe-
rally rewarded aud all reasonable expenses
paid. Tom is an artful fellow, and will doubt
less change his name, deny his owner ard ny
I o pass as free man. He was purchased m
Mary land about year past, from Il MIR. We'll
yard, by Ben amin CoiIquett from whom ne
escaped on the road, but was apprefended
and put in Charlotte county, Va. jail, whore
he called his name Elias, and said he vas the
of Mr. White.
JOSEPH MOORE.
June IL WOW Is
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Bedford .Mdy Coari, l723.
Richard vieiey, complainant
against
Cornelius yieley, Joshua Bradley, and Hair
ricit bis wife. late Harriet Nieley, Michael
yieley, James ticley, Peter Vieiey. and Isaac
sieley, defendants.
IL CHfYCERP
The defendant Cornelius tieley, NOT hay
ing entered his appearance. according to the
aci Of assembly aud the rules OF this court,
and IL appearing 10 The satisfaction of the
court that he IS not niuhabiiant Of this COM
monwealth II IS therefore ordered, that he
do appear here on the 9TH Monday in July
next, and answer the complainant lin, spd
that u copy of this order, be forlhwith rHb-
lshcd IN the kirginian for two months sue
eessiyelY, aud published at the front door OF
the conrl house oi said county, on two several
curt days.
copy-Icste
j. STEPYOE, c. b. G.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-04
MANUFACTURING MILL
FOR REVT


an the l3;h day of July next, | pur-
~ pose attending at the Fraakliu Hotel,
in Lynckburg, ia order to rent my ARM
MILL, on Ilarris's creek, near its junction
with james River, short distance from
Lypehblrg, Witli commodious DWELLING
Hot Il near II, aud large LU MBER BOu5E
on the edge OF Blackwater creek, near its
confluence with james River, and within the
corporation OF Lynchburg, being considered
convenient appendage 10 the mill Tor the
purpose Of counting room, and of storing
wheat, fouf, a.c. and from thenee 10 the hil
boats can pass with great facility. Thorough
repairs are nov going or, and the said mill
works five par of burr stones and one pair Of
rnbbers, aud has the capacity vi manDiaciur-
ing AN ifnmensty OF -four of the first quality.
The situation i, perfectly healthy. \ few
hands may be worked toadvanlagc On asmall
plantation connected wiihthe seaf, il desired.
A large quantity Of materials are prepared, to
make Hour barrels for the use of said mill
The term OF the lease will be two years, or a
further time, if required The prospects in
the country adjacent to the mill, are in favor
Of considerable crops Of wheat As the mill
is too distant from my residence to think of
conducting il on my own account, am de-
termined 10 rem: very cheap, if fair price
cannot be obtained. JAMES BRUCE.
June II. 90 tdr
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THAT valuable Farm,

lying on The waters Of Goose creek, ad.
Joining the lands of b. A. Edison, and Capt.
H. otey, and known by the name Lush
es'; now in the possession of William n. Sher-
man This farm is in tolcrabfe order-has ON
it "A comfortable dwelling house, and other ne
cessary ont houses, and containing between
500 and 1000 acres part of which, is good
tobacco land. For farther particulars, apply
to Capt. Paschal Buford, who reside within
two or three miles ofthe premises, and who
is authorised TO rent privately, should appli-
cation he made. Bond with god security
will he required for the rent, which will be
paid annually, commencing the lstof Jnnu-
AIRY next, when possession will lie given tho
The fenters will have privilege ofsowing gain
in the fall. JACOB KENT,
Agent for I0re Buford
June o. W3w ~
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Notice.
n OAice.

YliE copartnership of the undersigned,
under the firm of }. S. PENDLETON
y co. is dissolved by consent of parties The
books aud papers of the said copartnery, as
well as of the late firm of pendleton d Mount
castle, are placed in the hands of Mir. Joseph
rem, OF Amherst county, with full power to
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de-
mands, and to collect all outstanding debts,
nc. &c. as by power Of attorney, granted said
Penn, will more fully appear.
JAMES S. PENDLETDN,
WM. q. PENDLETON.
June u.s. 45w6w
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GRiSY MINI,
NVEAWaN

LROM the subscriber on the night Of the
n 18th May ultfno, DENNIS, negro man
% or 80 years OF age, 3 feet q or 7 inches high,
yellow complexion, has dent in his forehead
ocrasloned by blow, also a scar on one of
his knees from a hnrt-has good set of teeth,
bold appearance, high nose and wears whis
kers. He took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit TO pass 10 Mr. Matthew
Harrls's Any person who will apprehend
said negro and confine him in any safe Jail in
the United States so | get HIM and give in
formation by mail, directed 10 hIr Benjamin
Colqncu, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be Iibe-
rally rewarded ard all reasonable expenses
paid Dennis Was purchased twelee months
past in Maryland, from a gentleman near
frederlcktown, By Benjamin Colqnett, No
doubt he will change his name, and perhaps
try to pass for a free uau
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
June ID. WOW IS
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WOOL. earning,
BIZ A perBLE CYLINDER MACHINE.

III noLbLI NaLiFobh
nE subscribers hereby give noiiee that
! theY haze Rew and well nnished Wool
CARDtSB MACHINE, with superior SET
al cards. nov "a operation At Nj. hiishn belts
An in u county OF bJietadu
lhis machine was butt ttg the SUBSCRIBERS
by the most celebrated ml.ehine builders ~
lie Uulted states al having doapie ( IN
der, It makes rolls merh superior To those
eardcd hy siage cylinder macbine. All
noo, hsiofe = Is brought Ia this machine
mast he cieansed lrnm all sticks, hnrrs aud
biher hard substances thst Wih inJnfe tue
cards One puand OF clean lard 10 every
ten pounds Of wool must be- sfnl WITH the
u obl, aud also a sniheieacy II linen or cotton
sheet 10 contain the rolls. Having employed
a lnan rom the north, who i well esperienc
81 IN the above business, IN snPcfiniend ne
maehire, the prOpr,eier' lister themselves
that they will be able to card Wool 10 man
ner superior 20 any ever carded IN ms eonn-
try
IIOI MES L. BREWSTER of Lynchhnrg
will receive al their store any qaanliiy oi
Wool Tor cardtng. aud ~ INV II transmitted
10 the machine and returned ia rolls al 10
cent per pound They vii also keep con
stantly On hand,
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TRUST SALE,

DY virtue az a deed OF trust executed by
ND Christopher Timherlakc, and rolly'ai>
wife to Edmund Sale aud the subscriber,
bearing date HE 2ltl of March, ISL, aud
duly recorded in the clerk Office Of the coun-
tyc"urt of Campbell, TO secure the payment of
certain sums OF money therein mentioned 10
Bucon TAFT ! shall on Saturday the I'd day
of August next ensuing, proceed to sell upon
the premises, to thc highest bidder for cash,
Tpetre and Il II acres Of LGHd,
being the land vherruu said 1imberake resiles
situated in the county Campbell, about three
miles from Lynehburg on both sides Of the
turnpike road oisoa quantity othouseholdand
kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, tables, pots, kettles, ovens,
sc. &c. Alsoa quantity al corn, fodder &c. or
50 much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
and pay what may he due under said deed.
The title 10 the above property is believed to
be indisputable, hut as trustee the subscriber
will convey such tile only as is vested in
him WIN. Nj. klN rs.
June p IDS II
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Nifty NoNars Reward.

a. OR experimenting and securing him in
L Jail so that get him ae gain, if taken out
OF the otate, or twenty dollars if taken in the
State. JACK HAIRLESS, free negro, raised
III the county OF Bedford, State OF Virginia.
hold his indentnres, dated the 2eth October
l793--said Jack Harriss was sold by order Of
buckingham court, to pay Jail fees, was pur-
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county Of
Bedford lodged in Jail, at which place he was
again sold when became the purchaser
Jack liarrss is a yellow fellow, stout made
about feet high, between 80 AMI 40 years of
age, Processes TO lay stone or bri, k. V hen he
left me he wore long Whiskers, which can he
easily cut of, his bal had lost hall the brim,
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth
clerks OF courts where his Indentrres NAV be
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN 7. GRAY.
Bedford, feD. II. WITS IS
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Ner- london .2cqaemv,

WEE next session at this academy will
Commence on the Isl day OF July next
ne patronage Of the public is respectful,
SQUEEZED Whether the teacher deserve il o,
not he cheeriully leaves TO the decision Of
lhose who have patronized him already.
William Lanehorne, Seth Ward and Nathan
Reid, esqs. will each accommodate two n,
three students as boarders.
FRED. SPECIE.
n Leadon Academy, June 10. WV
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Bedford March Court, 1879.
Samuel Hancock and Miles Wofsfer


Samuel Hancock and Miles Wooster,
against
Isabella "orster, Moses Worster, aud Ale,
ander Irvine, deiendants
IN CIL.4NCERY
The defendant Moses Worster, not ba,,...
entered his appearance according to the att ..
assembly aud the rules of this court. and 4,
appearing TO the satisfaction of The court tbst
he IS not an inhabitant OF this comnonvrsitI
1t Is therefore ordered, that he do aItpear Ler,
on the fourth Monday in June next ard AN
swer the complainauts bill, and thai COM.
OF this order be forthwith published in M.
Flrgnian, tor two months successfully. and
published at the front door of the courihon..'
Of said county, for two several court DAYS
A copy-Ieste,
d j. STEPTOE, c. BE.
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OFFERS his services as Physician
- and Surgeon to the inhabitants ofLynch
burg, and IFS neighbourhood. He may bC
found for the present al his fathers.
Jnne 90 ts46
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JFY virtue Of deed ofirust executed to

JtY virtue Of a deed ofuust executed TO
- the subscribers by TIartweE Epps, aud
dniy recorded in the clerks Office of Cn,np
bell county, bearing date the 26ih day Of
fiay, 1917, tosecure the payment of certain
sums OF nancy therein mentioned, 10 Tucker
" Clask, We shall proceed TO sell, on the
premises, for cash, on Saturday, the 9th Of
July,
a certain tract or parcel of Land,
living and being ia tie county OF Campbell,
on Seneca Greek, and containing 323 acres.
and IS tie sane land the said Tucker "
Clark sold and conveyed to the said iartweH
Epps.
JOHN ORGAN,
JOHN ALEXANDER, trustees.
June 90 w2vd6.
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NNNAWANS.

sIGPED from the possession Of thu
RI subscriber on the 9TH day of the present
month, On the road between Lond Island, in
Campbell, aud Lynchhurg, three negroes, VIZ
WAIT, a man ebout y years old, PEGGY
his wife, about - wears old, and STERLING.
their child, about Z years old, These negroes
were taken IN posscssonby mo in virtue Of It
trust decd executed by Thomas Rudd, To him
for the p''1pose 81 securing debt due Henry
Clark, and III virtue OF decree of the chan
Gerry superior court for the Lynchburg dis
trict, rendered IN an injunction, Thomas RudJ
vs.. Clark aud Others.
will give fifteen dollars reward for the de-
livery of the whole, or five dollars for either.
to any person who will apprehcnd said me-
groes aud deliver them 10 me in Lynchbmg,
or seizure Them in Campbell Jail. All per-
sons are forwaned from harboringor employ
iuS said negroes under the penalty Of the law.
JOHN K. ID. PAYNE
Jnne % WITS Iii
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Nrnst SaAe of Negroes .

by virtue of two trust deeds executed
- to the subscriber by Merritt NJ White,
aud tie said Merritt NJ. aud William White,
winch were duly admitted 10 record in the
Office Of the Clerk oi the county court OF Am-
bersi, ! shall proceed TO sell, by way of public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney on the 10th day OF JulyneAt in the town
al RsfbpI
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NUNAWAX.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
AZ aeaT Wiiiss Mountain. Ia the count, oi
Bnck'ngham9 81 The night OF the 10Th instant,
n bright mua,to man, named BlIAi-iie is a
stent, sensible fellow, slow ofspctch, straight
black hair, a little inclined 10 curl---can read
~ write aud very probably NAV hive forged
pass---ls about thilty-six or seven years old
and took .oH with him variety of clothing,
and his hooks---I sltSpeet he left The neghhor.
hood IN company with q white man. aud that
he will attempt 10 escape 10 Ohio or the north,
II taken in any of the counties below the
mountains and secured in iail so that gel him
again, reward of twenty dollars will be ri
Ven hut ittaken beyond the mountains, or IN
any OF the border counties of the state, or in
attempting 20 escape out OF the state, on
board vessel, aEd shall he secured IN like
manner, reward OF forty dollars will be 81
ven All masters OF vessels and Others are
-iorwarned from harboring or carrying him
ON of the state at the peril of legal prosecu.
too RoTt INE
way 50 W3wr -
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Thirty noAlars Reward.

4 RMSTEAD, who ran away in NOV en-
n Der last, formerly the property u Mr.. \.
). Payne otGoochland--a remarkably clever
fellow, but observation-disclosures about Judge
Pree quarter ON the 3-chop corner, DR., Fou-
sllee's and utfetown---and supposed now 20
run the river in d boat under the naine of Hem
rH Jones 81 Jamestown. Twenty dollars re-
ward will lac given for bringing hu, home, or
inrlodging him in jail il ont OF the county,
aud giving immediate notice thereof-Also,
REUBEN, absent since Easter holydays, 3lst
u'timo, bought OF Mr.. MIlers estate, Gooch-
land he has wife belonging to Mrs Parish
near Major John Underwoods in Goochland.
len dollars reward viii be given for him, on
the same terms as above
u Armstead is supposed to have sister al
one OF the tarerns in Winchester.
T. FERGUSON.
Westhan Cottage,
llenrico, April IS, w4w 45
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RN - AWAY

4 IRON the subscriber on the night Of the
18th nlt. May JOHN, I negro man 20
or p years OF age, black, 5 feet q or inches
high, eau spell and read-his clothes not re-
collected. John was purchased in Baltimore
by GEORGE Allen for benjamin Colquett, two
years past II IS presumed he may change his
name and endeavor to pass as free Any per-
son experimenting SAID negro and combining
him in any safe Jail in TIE Uuitcd States 90
get him) and giving Information by mail,
directed to Mr.. BENJAMIN Colqnett, Grceusbo-
ro', Gcorgia, slIall be literally rewarded, and
all reasonable expenses paid
ZACHARIAH JONES
June IL u6w is
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Five SegroeS,

the property OF the said Whites, for carrying
into effect the purpose of the deeds aforesaid
They consist OF a negro mau named Dick,
Dtlsey woman, and her child Charity, a
g,fI, anI q woman named Abby. The title ia
;he negroes are belle. ed to be indispulable,
but snail only convey such as is vested III
me by the said feciied trusts.
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD.
June y. IDS IL