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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-10-14

else the legislative functions, they viii repeat, in The
face Of the whole world what they declared IN their
,i,,nes OF the 9Th and lth Of January last, and ez
pressed anew on the 29h Of July, with general ap-
plause.
Y. M. may make yourself easy in the full conf
depce and security that you find them by your side,
whenever Y nj. shall apply to them 10 supper; the
dignity Of your Constitutional throne and that they
never can wish for day Of greater JOY to them than
that on which removed with Y. NJ. to the centre OF
the Monarchy, they may be able to congratulate T.
M. on the attainment Of victory, after having driven
he enemy beyond the Pyrenees."
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From the aurora.

Stanzas in memory Of Miss ELIZA, daughter Of ia
Riddle, Esq. Of New Castle, state Of Delaware, who
September 5.
Relics to yonr repnse return,
Your slumber is with fellow CLAY,
Spirit ascend thy native BOURNE,
ihy mansion il in cluudlcss day
The worm shall banquet on that frame,
And ruin feed on what was fair,
Back 10 the hottest whence it came,
The soul recalrd, shall flourish there
Weep, We bereayed for virtue shone
Around her path withlnstre bright,
Yet who shall weep s-bcfore the throne
She burns gem OF living light.
Dear sain ted maid he stricken heart
Will writhe beneath the stroks it feels,
Yet he who wounded, knowsthe smart,
And with his chosen Gilead heals.
Weep not I'VE too shall rest our head
Lowly as hers,-thc grass viii waye,
Luxurianty, upon our he'd,
Till worlds are crush'd in Natures grave
ELLA, We shall NEE again,
When past are thrones, dominons, powers,
Then may the robe without a stain
The innocence thou loy'dst be ours.
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Precedence, September 20.
SUPREME COUNT.

The Supreme Judicial Court closed their Sci
TENDER term for this county, on Saturday last sld
a laborlous session OF twelve days AT this 'erd
were presen,ed-Jjteen petitions for Diror0 R'|
EN- oil which were granted and four continued TO \
next term--ten petitions for the sale Of real ;sa'I
all Of which were granted.
The criminal docket we are sorry 10 say, ecu
pied at least half the time of The Court at the n
term. On Tuesday last Albert TallmaE and PMl
Basset were tried and convicted on an lndctGsI
for robbing William George Tracy, in April "
OF gold watch and 300 in money and wer; loS1
guilty. The prosecution was conducted BY N
Attorney General, and the prisoners were deltnl1
by J. l.. Tillinghsst and e. N. Tibbilts Esq
No evidence was offered IN the delence.--lbe JuII
after an absence OF ten minutes, returned vera
of guilty. On Saturday, these conWcis were ~
fenced to pay MIR. Tracy two-fold the amOuN
property slolen--to be imprisoned two yea's-'O
fined 500 each, discharge all the costs OF pFOS''
ton and conviction, and be ,chipped, on the 'ef'f
Friday in November, Miny-niRe lashes sain'
their naked backs, in some public pass in Ihs"S
OF Providence!
The trial OF George Randall,indcted for burma
a barn belonging to Daniel Whipple, 3D. 0 rI.
berland, commenced on Wednesday, and ala u"
terminate till Thursday evening. This IlaIeM
ed more than ordinary interest, stimulated u ~"
degree, it is believed, by the severity Of 'Ae El
ishmept which the statute annexes to the mls T
meanour for which The accused was srragneoc
was conducted by the Atornsy'et
raj and Joseph l.. Tillinghast, ESQ. and the de'TT,
By Tristan Burgess and Peter Pratt Esq"
verdict of the Jury was guilty. Randall was
fenced, on Saturday. to five years lmpr'sOnp;5"S
70 pay fine OF one thousand dnllars-s'aru wv
pilloty half an hour, on the I'd Friday oil ""s"
Der rext-S while occupying that "bad ec'H'' NV
ce," he CROPPED, by having piece Of eaCn w., "n
EARS CUT OFF, and be BRANDED win 'hs U''
II the letter b J! ..lh
The above sentences, are not TO De ca'''sI A,
execution till after the session oi the Genera"
ienhIy in October, to which Body, it IS usu', ,o
application will be made for remission o. "'s .sr
,oraI part Of Randall's sentence, respec'inE vim in
he Court had no discretion, the Statute Os'N6
)eratiye.
we have been informed, that it has Dec" '' n,
in the most satisfactory ms'"e',
he luminous appearance, or light, when y e.Ib
light in the ocean and in salt water. IS proou..
nimals OF eelatinons substance. nese 1 1,"%o
re of various sizes, and so nearly oil inc Wis, T%o
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ppom cuvpv. baltimore, 0a.1
,edo, captain Chandler, arrived her, ,s o.'g tof'
crnoon In the short passage og fo,,y..sf al
rom Smyrna. The Torpedo passed Gih,. en-" Gays
wenfy days ago, but having yery fair ',all
not touch there. -" "nddii
10 the poteness OF the owners or,b. r.
we are indebted for Smyrna pap.r, ~ 'ped'
August inclusive. The paper of The lao, a a '''h
nounces that that city enjoyed the mos, WA az
''''' ps'lst;
also contains advices from Com,aon,,
the 9th August, which say 1--WE con,inn. w,
perence complete tranquility, notwbs,sn,;.OeI'
spirit which exists among c,r,a;u o voc
OF the lanissaries. But the Aga of The I.n. .'
who, having been created Pacha with thrss W..
IS consequently invested with great power ,,s a
SEES most rigorous police and, causing N, "
to be publicly executed, he spreads .aln,sr.s uy
among those who nigh, be tempted to mi,,,. ',,'O
and take part in their ,sditious plo,,n "''a
Captain Chandler states that r.scs,,;,
Greeks and Turks, there were daily r.po,,' 'Os
of both. The Greeks we're in entire nos....;N
the Morea. excepting the strong lcrtre,. Of ps,,.
VI Inc geit OF Lepanto, where there is al pr,,,r'
numerous Turkish feet. The Greek He.,s W..
al lpsara ana Hydfa-at this latter island thew W.,
to meet on the 22d August, where grea, nr,O,,"
iions were SAID to be making to form dssrersl
attack on the turkish heet, and il was Mno,..
that great number Of boats were To be ssr,
along with Fire ships. There is no doub, that u
Greeks are much more forward in their cans, b'
ever. few days before the Torpedo left Sms,",
there was report that ~, TWO frigs,cs and .oO
Engllsh) had arrived at Corfu with three ofN
chief Greeks on board, from whence il 4 s,i1 IN.
were going up to the Turkish fee,. .amertog
baltimore, 0ctoberS.
BY the schooner Col. Ramsay, Smith. .rrn
here last evening i'll % days from St. Japo de Chm
we learn. that General Morales and his srmv w.,
still at that place, and tia, contribution had l.,
levied upon The inhabitants for their summit
the Col Ramsay came passengers, p. S. Pazor
esq. and daughter and two others. MIR p.n,u
ded, has brought with him all the papers and dor
ments relating TO the CLAIMS of the underYrir
and others in the late Florida treaty. Ii is updr
stood that he viii proceed Immediately TO Wa.hn
ton.
BY the returns made to the eighteenth annu
conference of the Wesleyan Methodists, recent
held at Sheffield, England, it appears that he MN
beers OF this body are as follow -
In England and Scotland olN
In Ireland e,n
2Afj
Increased during the past year sod
Ditto in foreign stations GJ
9iI
Two deputies, it is understood, the Rev. Ness
Reece and Hannah, have been sppointedLy ID
conference to attend the conference of their Ams
rcan brethren in the spring Of next year.
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we have been informed, that it has Dec" m,
ascertained, in the most satisfactory ms'"e. ..n |,
the luminous appearance, or light when :. 'e.Jb
night in the OCEAN and in salt water. IS
animals OF geatlnous substance. nese a a" j
are of various sizes, and so nearly oil inc e0 I'io
water, that the smaller kind can scarcely Us a,s
gushed on superficial view from drops s,s ~
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Increased during the past year
Ditto in foreign stations

Two deputies, it is understood, the Rev. Menr
Reece and Hannah, have been sppointedLy ID
conference to attend the conference Of their Ams
rican brethren in the spring Of next year.
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From tie .Hass. agricultural Jo,aaal for June.
The mode Of making Cider, adopted by the religi-
Gus socissy as Canterbury, New.Hampshre, COM
monly called Shakers.
70 John Prince, Esq. Treasurer ofthe .Hassachu-
sets agricultural Society.
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baltimore, 0ctober8.

BY the returns made TO the eighteenth annu
conference of the Wesleyan Methods,s, recent
held at Sheffield, England, it appears that he MN
beers OF this body are as follows
In England and Scotland oln:J
In Ireland eaci
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Notice.
Stone Masons and Carpenters.

kNHE undersigned are commissioners,
appointed by court 10 receive proposals
and contract forthe building Jail In the cor.
poralion of Lynchburg The dimensions of
the building are GO feet 'front.' 10y 30 back,
and % feet pitch--the walls of stone, and 4
leet thick. We deem it unnecessary TO he
m ore explicit in this notice, as plan of the
building, with every particular required by
me undertaken, will be furnished on applica-
lon to us TIl0S. A. HOLCOMBG,
JOHN VICTOR,
ALBiN MCDANIEL
Jane Goth, fs36
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RUNAWAY from the subscriber on
"a the lith instant, CLANIoR, about So
year, old, straight made. about ) feet ~ or | /
inches high, dark Completed he can't hear
we'll
NED, about % years old. about feet S
inches, rather stout bodied. a little yellow
complicated, has a conspicuous scar ON his
forehead occasioncd by the kick of horse
SALLY about 33 years old, darl, compec-
ted, straight made the two negro men are
brothers hut do not favor each ether the wo-
man is a sister of theirs. Those negroes hive
liyedin Iynchburg and near it, about 22vears.
have some relatives IN town and a considera,
bic number OF acquamtances it is believed
they are mostly in town or AT times rlv be-
tween town and Beaver creek lftaken with
in the county ard delivered 10 me at nv plan
tation NJ Beaver creek. will give for each
five dollars and if taken out of the county
ten dollars reward for each.
JAMES STEWART.
|nue 20 WITS do
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Nieur- London academg.

T5E next sessit n at this academy will
Il Commence on the lst day of July next.
The patronage Of the public is respectfully
solicited. Whether the teacher deserve it or
not, he cheerluliy leaves to the decision of
those who have patrouized him already.
William Lanahorne, Seth Ward and Nathan
Reid, esqs will each accommodate two or
three students as boarGers
FRED SPECIE.
y London Academy, yene 10 w2w-
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ny virtue ola deed of trust executed ith
~ June, 1921, to the subscribers, by joel
Ashworh, aud recorded in the clerk s Office
oil Franklin county, to secure debt due
Leltwieh, Davis ~ Co. we shall proceed TO
sell, the 9th OF July next, on the premises,
the Iraetot Land on which the said Ashworth
formerly resided, in the county of franklin,
bounded by the lands Of Law and Brizen-
dine, containing ST acres, more or less, with
the following property wobay horses, seven
head OF cattle, fourteen head of hogs. five
head OF sheep, i feather beds aud furniture,
and sundry other household furniture. The
above property will be sold on a credit OF six
months, by the purchaser giving bond aud Sc
enrity snch title as is vested in us will be
conveyed, which is believed to be good
JAMES LEFTWTCH, lr.
BERNARD &. HENDRICK, { trustees
June H. 45wtds
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niice.

EulE eoparieership of the undersigned,
under the firm OF J. ). pE.1DLEfOA
i. co IS dissolved by consent oil parties. Inc
books ard papers OF the said copartnory, as
vel rs of the late firm OF Fendlrton 5 Mount
castle, are placed ~ the hands OF Mr.. Joseph
Penn, Of Amherst county, with fail power 10
settle all unsettled accounts clsiais aud De.
mands, aud TO collect all outstanding debts,
sc. sc. rs by power Of attorney, granted said
Penn, will more fully appear.
JAMES ). PENDLETON,
wv. q. fENDLEION
June IL 41wb.y
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Evaet nf Ifand

On which they al nresesst re side, containing
aaaua - acres Also. the following peFsnnat
property. yig I sceeJ woman (PhiHisA !
negro hoy lSs@reen,1 yoke Of even aud
cart head ii esitlr. ! mare, II sheep, :"
bags. bureau desk, ! cupboard, : heather
beds and firIIdare. AZ eaf. ar IS much there
,of a. Will saiisty ths trust Aeunr - tfn,tec,
! snail convey such tile only a. Is vested IN
M RATH. ) STRANGE, T,atee.
jane IL. Wtdalo
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W0eI. EARNING,

NJ A DOUBLE CYLINDER MACilisi.
he subscribers hereby give notice thai
they haze new and well finished WOO
rsRnfNG MACHINE. will superior sci
81 cards, nnw ~ operation Al Dir. Elisha belts
all. ia tie county 81 Rpieioan
Ihis machine aAs built tul The fubscabers
~ zlhe nosl celebrated machine builders IN
tic taiied states aus having double eylin-
der. # makes rolls much superior 10 those
rarBe1 hr single cylinder marhinc All
Nool before # IS brought "a tbs machine,
must be eleansed from Hii siirls, hnrfs aud
"a. Aer hard substances thst vii injufe tie
cafls one pound 81 clean lard to every
ten pounds al wool mnsf be seni with the
~ onl, aud also a sui6ciercY oi iiHen or cotton
sheet h. eonlain ihe rolls Having Employed
man lram the nnrlb, who IS well eSpcri"ue.
ed an the above business, Ia superintcnd the
maehinr, tbe proprictors faicr themselves
ihal tiry vii be able ~ card II col ~ man
ner superior TO any ever carded N this eoun-
try.
HOLMES g. BREWSTER Of T.ynehburg
wtll receive 1T tier stprr auy q'untify OF
u WOOL Tor eufdur andwfll hrsil transmitted
10 The machine AND returned IN rolls at 10
cent. per poaad 1hey viii also keep con
stantly on maud,
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y virtue OF a deed of trust executed 10
a. the subscribers by Hartwel Enps. and
guy recorded in the clerks Office Of Cam.
o 1 county, bearing date The Goth day of
May 1871 to secure the payment of certain
sums ~. OF money therein mentioned, ta Tucker
Clark. we shall proceed te sell. on tbe
premises. for cash, Saturday, the 9th o, Of
:; "A certain tract or parcel of Land.
'y'ng and being in the county of C,mnheIl
on seneca Creek, aud containing 328 acres
ana Is the same land the said Tucker w
lark :, sold and conveyed TO the said HartweIi
JOHN ORGAN,
=, % holm ALEXANDER, Trustees.
wow16-
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Eedford .hmch Court, 1923.
Samuel Hancock and Miles Wolsler.
compainants,

-, oomPIalnants,
Isabella Norster, Moses Worstrr. and Alov
ander Irvine, deltndanl,
~ CH.3GCERY
The defendant Moses " ofster. not ba,.;..-
entered his appearance according to tbea,i r
assembly aud the rules OF this court, and -
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the CONT ar
he IS not an nhabitant of this commonv.aiu
il Is therefore ordered, that lie do appeaI l.,o
on the fourth Monday in June next, and an
sWer the compliments bill, and that c,,,,
OF this order be forthwith published in ~,
NTglnlan, tor two months successfully. anJ
published al the front door OF the couriLon,n
OF said county, for two several court DAYS
A coPy-Ieste,
~ j. STEPTOE,
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Yhe following Slaves.
Witty dollars Reward.

k'oR approaching and securing him in
y jan, SO that get him again, if taken out
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in the
state, JACK HAkKlSS, free negro, raised
IA 'he comfy OF Bedford, State of reinia-i
h 1o,,a MS 'haept"ies, dated the 2Sth October
l793-sald lack Iarriss was sold by order of
buckingham court, TO pay jail fees, was pur-
chased by stephen pnnkey, from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county of
Bedford, lodged in iait, at which rIace he was
AGAIN sold when became the purchaser.
JACK Hafr'sS IS a yellow fellow, stout mades
about feet high, between 30 AMI 10 wears OK
99st' processes 10 lay stone or brick When he
lett nae he wor. long whiskers whicL can he
easIiy cut cit, hi. nat had lost hall the brim,
ms clothing rs believe darl mixed cloth.
clerks OF courts where his Indentures may lie
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them InuN p cphV
neoioia, req. IL WIS IS
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Ir.,st sale.

10y virtue Of Decd q trust exece;ed u
Id the sses,elhcf bs Alrsander Iadsns a
Sophia fsdeit> his vie ief She pup@se
therein Expressed, and 81 record ia The elffl ;
Once of ihe county 81 Bedford. shall pfo-
cerd 10 seli. Tor ready money. II the hishfsi
hllder. ~ Tuesday the IL 4aly nes', At thr
ses,denoe - sai1 Eadeas, tue iiie estate 81
AZ. d alrn. L. IHa
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MANUFACTURING MILL
TOR RE.NI'.

w - ~ 4
an the 18th day of July next, pnr-
" pose attending At the franklin Hotel,
in Lynchhurg, IN order to rent my FARM
MILL on llopis's creek, near is junction
with Jamca River, Il short distance from
lynchhufg, with commodiouy DWELLING
Linear il and large LUMBER HOUSE
on the edge OF Blnckwater creek, neaI. ns
confluence with James River, and within the
corporation Of Iynchburg, being considered
chnecnirni appendagc 70 the mill for the
purpose oi counting room, and of etoriuc
wheat, flour &e and from thence 10 the mill
boats csn pass with great facility. Thorough
repairs are now going on, and the said mill
works five pair Of burr stones and one pair #
rubbers, aud has the capacity of manulactur-
ing an immensely ot flour of the FIRST quality
The situation is perfectly healthy A few
hand mny bo worked to advantage on small
plantation connected with the seat, il desired
\ large quantity of materials are prepared, 10
make flour barrels for the use of said mill
The term OF the lease will be Two wears, or a
further lime, II required. The prospects in
he country adjacent to the mill, are in favor
/ considerable crop, OF wheat. A, the mill
Is too distant from my residence 10 think Of
conducting II on my own account, ! am de-
'ermncd 20 rent very cheap, if fair price
cannoi hr obtained. JAMES BRUCE.
June = 90 t6r
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June ~.
DUKSIANT b a decree Of The Mof

PURSUANT ~ u decree OF the wor-
shipiul court OF the county oi Campbell,
IN cbancery sitting pronounced on the 18th
day OF the present month, lJune,j in the ease
therein depending, between Richard Perkins,
complainant, against Charlie, Williams, Ben
jamin Perkins aud Benjamin Lewis, defend
ants, shali proceed TO sell, by way Of pubic
auction, 10 the highest bdeer, for cash CON
the premises, on Tuesday the Isl day 81 July
nett, ONE ACRE OF GROUND, lying in
the corporation Of Lynchbufg, at the corner
OF Washington and Main (or 2d) streets, with
the LARGE BR1Ck BUILDING thereon, &c.
Befhlly known by the name Of
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Notice

n pursuance of a decree of the superior
= court of chancery, held in the town OF
lynchburg, pronounced on The Doth day ol
May, 1925, in a suit therein depending be.
tween Ihomas Rudd plaintiff, and Henry
clark and John r. d. PAYNE defendants, tie
Undersigned will proceed, on the GIN dqy u
J""s pert, at the market house in the said
town, to sell, all Of the
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Negro Slaves.

comprised in deed of trust executed by
thomas Rudd, on the third day of January,
ISL, TO the undersigned for the purpose Of
securing certain debts due to the said Henry
ozark, or SO many of them as may be neccs-
sary to raise the sum of eight hundred and
ninety two dollars and Jour cents, with its
interest. The sale viii be for cash and such
ute only conveyed to the purchaser as may
be vested in the undersigned by the said de-
cree and deed.
JOHN r. d. PAYNE, Trustee
May p. wtdssi
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NVN.A AY

A4ROM the subscriber on the night of the
Eth ult. May JOHN, a negro man %
Of u years OF age, black, ) feet Il or inches
msh, can spell aud read--.hi, clothes not re
collected. John was purchased in Baltimore
by George Allen, for Benjamin Colqnctt, two
wears past il is presumed he may chmge hi,
name aud cndeavor 10 pass as free ANY per,
son experimenting said negro and coniining
him in any sale jul in the uuited States 90
get hini) and giving information by mail,
directed To Mr. benjamin Colquctt, Greensbo-
10, Georgia, shall be literally rewarded. and
all reasonable expenses paid
ZACH iRIAH JONES.
June l3. w6W ID
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aEFEEs his se-siccs as ehys'ciaR
~ and surgeon l. tie ial'ahiieats Of lynch
tsrg, and is ,so' sliisslrAoed. lie sasy be
faaad .ef The pfesest Al bis fathers.
june - 10
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Williams's rroperty i.

Or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient To an.
wer the purposes OF said decree. Acting as
commissioner Of the court in the room OF n
former trustee, viii convey such title only
as is vested in me by said decree.
JOSEPH ECHOLS, Commissioner.
June II 80 ids
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Not ice.

ElY virtue Of deed Of trust executed by
ID Archibald Boiling, if. on the 18Th day Of
March, lss2, and of record ia the clerks Office
If the enuuiy court oi Campbell, for purposes
in said deed expressed, vii be sold, NJ Ia
leigh G,iilton' stavcrn, in said county on We'd
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NVNAWANS.

E'LOPED from the possession of the
4 4 subscriber on the lith day of the present
month, on the road between Loud Island, in
Campbell, and Lynchburg, three negroes, viz.
WATT, man about u years old, PEGGY
his wife, about % years old, and STERLING,
their child, ebout s years old. These negroes
were taker i'll possession 10y ne IN virtue Of II
trust deed executed by Thomas Rudd, to him
Tor the purpose of securing n dcot dce Henry
Clark, aud III virtue al d decree OF the chan
Gerry superior court for the Lynchburg dis.
trict rendered n ~ Injunction, Thomas Rudd
=. Clark and others.
will give fifteen dollars reward for the de-.
livery Of the whole, or five dollars for either,
to any person who will apprehrnd said ne
grocs aud dctlvert them 10 me in Iynchbmg.
or secure thcm in Campbell Jail. All per-
sons are for0 ffomharboringor employ
ng said nesloes under the penalty OF the law.
JOHN X. Il. PAYNE.
Inue 90 wis 1t
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

ZION experimenting aud securing, that
Il obtain possession Of them again, u negro
nun, JAMES, between 80 apd 30 years OF az
Lark complexion, bow legged, STUPID eofn.
Ienance, aad particularly soR hen into sicaled :
nd negro woman, SARAH, and CHILD al
he breast the mother j. about - years old
all, likely aud active. These negroes | puf-
chased OF hIr. Micslab CHmden, Of Amherst
county, in the month OF November last, 10
which ncighbolhood, il is presumed, they will
return. 1hey abscouded on the 18th inst from
my residence in Salem, Bostourt c0untq, Va.
The above reward will be gixen if they are
taken up ont 81 this county, aud ten dollars il
riihiH il. ~ & BOWER
Mng 10. at. ~