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FLEMING & EDWIN JAMES s. co
(Marlct Bridge)
Hare receiied md ofsr foy saie tis (oiioicine
DRY GOnnG


Hare receired ard offer fo, saie The Joiioioine
DRY GOODS:
Avery large parcel OF co,s and casmeres comprising
achote assortment oiamost every colour and quality
baes plain and figured black aud coIaured Dobazees
principally OF Alram Rhodes & co.'s manufacture, a
good portion Of which is very fine
Nnptco,to's we'll assorted Goag', Draithwaes
Wilson'S manufacture
3 rose, point and DuGle Blankets
do. super kiddern'imster Carpe,ing
do red and bite fnnels, containing good
bales and eases superior S",ineis, various coors
i2 dor. cashmere Shawls elegant patterns
filosery, consisting ladies' whi,e
and black wersted white and black cotton white
black English and French Silk mems cotton and
lambswoo. Hose and Hose white aud black silk do
I bales aud trunks fine and superfine Prints
. trunks ~ and Cd cambrics and Jaconeits
do plain and figured A. and ca hook and null Musiins
do. common ard fine rnrk Pins
! trunk s.s ,ark caubric Gimghams
bale Carlisle Gnghams
! DO. imitation Russia Sl.ee,ings
3d0. British and German uznaturgs and Ticklenbrrgs
1 do. biae, drab ana olive Fiushnss
superior plain aud figured cooured Can.
casr Canton black silk Handkerchief
I do containing good assortment OF silk Umbrellas
do. heavy black sinehews Lns;riugs aud Levnntines
l5balr. containing COED assortment of white domestic
Shiriimgs sud Si.etiHgs and Piaiis
1sbaie OF s-s Crcassian Plaid Dumescs very superior
quality
hale Dorchester pow er-iuoIn iIrsltcking
Elesa figured black coIour-, Levanues Florence,
large assortment of blue aud 81. coloured Threads
Spool Thread col on balls mems aud womens silk Gloves
Brown HOLLANDS, superior gilt and Buttons
Nsdras iiaudkerelrfs, company flag Dadannas
ye>t NOuds
shirts coloured Cam,ric figured black and col
Eleeaot igrre,i NJ ,udarin Grapes
4 superior parcel Of Tartan Plads-selecr patterns
Printed Mushns Tapes ssOrted
Superior ro,ni ftriie London camhrick Prints
Asn's Woodsteck, Ieas er dogskn Gloves,
Women's Kid, bcnyer and doeskin Gloves
superior London roilinet Vestirgs
Zine asd ssrerfne white Jeans
Il large assortment of loom figured and needle worked
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-10-28
FRUIT TREES.

~N NJ nursery, near Burlington, N. j may lie had
-r<53s-. gratis at Warmers Bookstore, Richmond,
where orders, directed 10 Robert i. Smith,
WIZ he received ard forwarded TO the proprietor without
delay when the trees arrive they will be carefully secured
and heir arrival made known to the purchaser
prac .icabe.
The trees will he well secured by meadow moss round
tue rootsnnd the packages covered ard mats
or coarse cloth so TO them from injury the
weather during transportation.
Sept. &c. 5t-vsw
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FRESH IMPORTED FALL GOODS.

ToHN WILLIAM GILIIAT have just received store,
~ per Virginia Packet from Liverpool their fall supply
Goods, aud offer the for safe
,or town accepinnces, viz.
Cough Brai,hwaite's and James Candy & Sons Napi
CotioHs
Point and s,rip'j Dufe Blankets
white red aud green FIannris
Blue olive, brown and drab Fearnoughts
Mkt, drai' green and blue Plains, aud Ga Cloths
Double miilrd drsb Cloth
Best London super6ne Cloths and Cassimeres assorted
cslors and prices
ALso-IN STORE,
stout Al Irish Linen t--'
Is half pipes very old London particular Madeira Wine
of superior quality
5000 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt
September so 42-,f
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Ship .Brgnret, Thomas H'Leiinlt Commander,
Ia FOR ONION
LEWIS WEBB s. co.

LEWIS WEBB s. co.
Offer (or Sale
Is bhds. ard IS barrels brown Sugar
~ boxes and is barrels oafdo.
100 bags Coffee
40 hids. prime Molasses
hhds. jamaica
50 barrels s, New England)
so barrel, apple Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
Liquor ColOuring
half pipe and . barrels Madeira
malt pipes and 5 barrels Sicily Madeira
10 bbls l. r TencriGe Wines
IL ditto sweet Malaga
~ dlito Cslmenar
ditto dry Lisbon
II barrels cherry Bounce
~ barrels tanners oil
Soo barrels North Carolina cut IIerripes
70 barrels Tar
300 sides soal Leather
100 sides upper do.
100 Spanish Hides
10 tons bar Iron asserted
tons Castings
IL tons pig Iron
tons blistered Steel
] ton German do.
20 kegs cut Nails and Brads
so casks English Glassware, crates Queens Ware
5 cases half plat Dutch Tumblers
100 boxes window Glass (various sizes
20 boxes Teu China
zoo Demjohns
tons patent Shot
Bar Lead
20 kegs Dupon's Gunpowder
Imperial, Gunpowder ard Young Tyson Teas
taiSins, Almonds Pimento, Ginger
Pepper, Saltretre
Alum, Copfrras, Snuff
Sessrs, Madden, Logwood
Spanish Fiotant Indigo
Fig Blue, Chocolate
Soap, shaving and brown
,,nndies, Spermaceti and talloyv
Wire and hair Siiters, sc.
ALSO.
80 boxes Whittemore's cotton and wool Cards
10 bales spinning Cotton
10 bales and domestic Goods consisting Of Shirt
mgs, Sbeeiings, Plaids, Checks &c.
ZOUO lbs. cotton Yarns, No. 4 to I6
Seine and Ship Irvine
Cotton Bnsgng, Sacking, Bed Cords Leading Line
October TO-
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ssbot IiHl. septems

MILL he oid ~ front ~ n The Courthouse III
w New Kent county. on the second Thursday in No
,nbeT next being court hay, negro slave nance
zen confined in the ja Of said county runaway a.
SATISFY jail fees Dy order Of corrf.
Oe q. 49-WtdtT JOSIAH AUSTIN, tsiIor
NDIlCk i hereby gwen that petition viii liz presented
10 the next General Assembly Of Virginia. pra, inc
at lay may divorcing Mary from her huslasd vii
nam Wilson. MARY WILSON.
October T. "A -.
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FOR SALE

IElIiE valuable farin which reside % miles abov.
hichHunt on James river in the Goochand,
oelng the middle portion OF the well known Dover
containing about $40 of land, 1911 lOys grounds
hTsiqualiy, the balance high lan generally richthe whole
OF The most improvnbie character, ham half wood
ah tobacco land Of fne quality. che farm wncfed by
numerous and delightful springs, sud surpassed in health
unes by me- situation in Virginia as experience has pro
sea2 The Improvements plain bat comfortable dc-
lng-house built OF hewn logs puined with lime
ana psstered the inner side having five rooms
&C (and situated commanding and heartfelt iiO slso
we necessary out houses In the farming Department.
mere large and convenient barn the first story brk
with stables inclusive and threshng machine-nll bui
Within the last eighteen months houses calculated for
curpg 1900 Of tobacco, and negro quarters new and
comfortable. Onethrd Of the arabic land will he laid down
~ wheat this fall in good time md the hest style. re
.enon OF the public is respectfully led This property
winch has not its equal (persPs in market The subscriber
Wh take pleasure IN showing Il 10 those who wish
ew H. until Tuesday the i1th Of November NJ which tins
not previously disposed Of IL viii he offered publicly
oe The lront door of the Eagle Hotel in the city Rich
mont dered Nv the purchaser, 10 uf SAILOR island
.e upper poipt md as rich land the rveraiso
10y OF high land all in wood eKcepa few acres and gene
say very rich. both contiguous the tract will
included in the sale ON the very terms
winch will he made known the day Of sale.
a. NJ. HARRISON.
oahnt iiill. September 2. 3G--wtf-47-n
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FALL GOODS

y oDERT HALL ,.EiLSoN have received by I'll
AZ Packets from New York and Philadelphia, large all
png alne,t every article in the rv goods line, whc
October s5-at
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Bnttinlore Philosophical Journal and Rerieto,
Mol.
TuST published and for sale Mr. Robinson Bookstore
- the BALTIMORE PHILOSOPHICAL JOUR NAL and
REVIEW bv John n. Dardge, A NJ. NJ. IL. Professor of
ANATOMY in the University OF Maryland.
uyus 90
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NOW LANUING,

NOW bAINUING,
From Brig .Iary, from Brisfoi--amd for Sole--
295 crates e. Ware assorted to suit this market
~ caSk, Patent SHOT, No.1 To 3. n K BIB
200 kegs White Lead, ground in oil
so toms Pig Irru MOL
100 bundles single double and treble Sheet do.
SIS ions round, square aud tire Iron
52J bundles hoop Iron. rs TO IL in.
40 bundles Nail Rods
80 barrels Si,rnih brown
lO93 boxes Tin Plates
ALSO,
STiNiS-a complete assortment, consisting Of Iron
SheSts fitted up rs boobCtseS skleisspi-
ders fire dogs-Gat rous-iTon po,-Frankiin stoves
scale weiChts-cari and wagon buxes iu &C. &c
Sept ~ J7-tf II. w. & G.. WARWICK,
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HIDES, SALT, SUGAR, &c.
HOO B"eno, AyrcS, Laeuirn aud Pernambuco Hides OF
gcui quality
1900 sacks Liverpool filed Salt
80 hhds Sugar, various qualities
% dn. brigit lang alplasSrs
t09 do. Pennsylvania Whskey, principally old
lO5 nags Green Coffee
so barrels gund cider Brandy
~ l1ids DO do.
10 blils hrc aud old MOnongaheIn WhiSkey for family
'se--ior sale by kALSrON PLEASANTS.
II
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The Salem Register mentions that, AZ tho
late term OF the u. : Circuit Court, at Wis
cassei' Judge St"ry pronounced an important
ana '1"purnt opinion respecting the legal sh-
Nga'i"" ot paying The expenses of Sramen,
ia.;n sick in the merchant service. upd.r, ths.
Navf5a,ion Laws of the United States.
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SHOCKING C.cprrtncf. letter from a ia6y
IN Paris, Oneida Cnuniy, 10 her friend in
whiting, " y states, tS't while four ladies'
were taking tea together near thar place. two
ni 'hrm si'kenrd and died at The table and
the other two died ncxt morning Or anrx
animation of the tpa-kettle, it was found th,;
a hard worm had heen boiled in it; the poi
son ot which was the cause Of their death.
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NEW YORK, Octohrr i8.-The soop Of war
..rIe, has hauled out fIom thr Navy Yard
we understand she accompanies tfe C,ane
10 the Mediterranean. [.Her. .9ir.
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EXlNHEN,

IN Tuesday morning, the gist inst. my
~ servant BILLY.--He is rather light CO.
lored, about feet > or s inches high; has few
If any upper teeth his lowerteeth are though
to be pretty good; he is rather lean; has n
LITTLE badness, which looks somewhat as il
It had been worn off or injured he is about
IS or 80 years old; speaks quickly, and his
motion is very quick generally for one of his
age, He is very plausible in speaking either
truth or falsehood--and on Wednesday the
9th inst. the wife Of the negro man Blly--she
had, when she went off, sore or scab on the
lower part of her nose, and bFuise on one Of
the under lids of the eve. Celia does not eA-
coed "a years OF age her motion is general
ly very slow she is aheut the ordinary sta
tnre, and is rather inclined to he fat, and more
particularly so about the face she is about
the common hlackness, speaks slow, her coun.
tenance is rather serious or grum. | will give
n liberal reward for the apprehension and safe
keeping or delivery OF either or both of the a
bove negroes. Howell DAVIES.
November :. 3tl3
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( >OMMITTED 10 ,he r,il of Amherst

4 Committed 30 ,,e jail of Amherst
~ county, on the 10Th day OF August last,
runaway slave by the name at JACOB. who
says ne is the property OF Joseph II. Travis,
OF Brunswick county, Virgins jacob is OF
n dark complexion, feet ia inches high,
small scar under his right eye, said 10 b+ or-
casioned Ivy burn, large scar on one OF his
legs, said to be occasoned by the KICK oi II
horse. The owner is requested 10 come Tor
ward, prove the said property, pay si,Arges
and take him away, otherwise he will be dis
posed OF as the law directs.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Ja.,or.
u The Enquirer sriH insert the aJeae ar;,ra,
unless counternianded, and Jorwqrd their nc.
count 10 h1s office or TO !. +.
October II Il WIN
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Notice.

DY virtue of n deed Of trust executed by
I'D James Wade to the subscriber, for purpo
scs therein mentioned, bearing date the lst
day Of June, 1922, and recorded in the clerks
office of the hastings court of Lynchburg,
shall proceed TO sell, on the premises, on the
lst day of December next, il fair, it not the
next fair day,
Il certain parcel Of GROUND,
near the head Of I'd and Sd streets, containing
two acres, be the same, more or less, togeth-
err with all the HOUSEHOLD ~ KITCHEN
FURNITURE conveyed in said deed, consis-
ting OF beds, chairs, tables, timepiece, carpen-
tiers tools, books, &C. &c.
Acting as trustee | shall convey only such
title as is vested in me. ". BURD.
October 81. tdsl2
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Rose & PattesoN

ENDER their sincere thanks 10 the ca
i hFens Of the sic,n.ty of Lyrehbug, jor
The great oonfdenee repo,ed in ttea,, since Mt,r
connection IN the practice Of Mt.iici.,e, but such
IS the number Of unsettled accounts on their
books, and 80 completely is their tan, occupied
OyPrcjesaonnt duties, that They 4rarc been can.
PsHe" 10 get Copt. II. Baliingtr, to close Their
6ooks, commencing IA 4sl9, and extending 10
3i% December, fs22; conttaeutiy dci,ering,
those arho are unable TO make payment Kill not
o6yeet 10 giring d'due bill.
Their attention to the sick ,riH be ipdefatiga.
Ole, and their charges io'r, especially 10 those
tedo make payment once gear.
OCTOBER g. ,r3z, %
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S,tlce.

usfING laloly relmned from the
= North, n{,efe was fer the purpose
ri purchasing hats. md materials IN my
kne auw nlsh Ia retnra sy grateful
thanks Ia my friends aud The l''bl'e gen"
rall,. for ui. lr former liberal patronage
aud Al ih. safne tune Ia fnlotm them that
M purchases la The holih, added Ia my
faf,ner stock, will enable III. to oticr to the
public Il very handsome assortment ol mats,
&c. Galte oil persons Wishing Ia Por
chase any thug n my l.n~, To call and rS
anlae my assortment. am detefInin"''
10 sell At low casd prices, and rtefy aiteu-
tion will be gwen Ia render entire satisiac'
ton. JACOB JORDAN.
Nov. tets 10
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4 Valuable Stand.

TIVE Subscriber wishes tn dispose al
= that acted stand for public hoilse, III
New Lgudon, Al present kept by Mrs. Ann
Miller
The numerous inducements which II offers
are so obvious as scarcely 10 need detailing
II is situated on the great western road, so
much trequcntcd, at i miles from Lynch
burg, Immediately on the turnpike, nov cont
pleted that far The house is large end coin
lnandiug, and admirably calculated Tor enter.
tainnItnt the out-houses IN good state oil
repair. tire yard recently enclosed and neatly
sci " it'll trees, the gariep OF nearly too acres
highly productive; the lots, attached 10 the
property, by their ueainess aud fertility add
ing equally TO its value aud ornament and,
beside, the other out-honses, an iCE-HOuSE
which never fails 10 keep ice throughout the
season.
In addition 10 the above permanent adyan-
tages, it at present has the accidental though
highly important recommendation oil being
in the greatest repule for the excellent man
ner in which il has been kept by the present
occupant. 1t is deemed useless 10 enlarge
further on its desirableness. Those who may
feel an inclination to purchase, are invited To
come aud examine the property for them
selves. The terms will be very moderate, and
will be made known either by my mother,
who now occupies the property, or by my
self SAMUEL 4. MILLER.
Sept 90. 9ms
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Henry September Country Court, 1929.
John thompson, Compt.

Henry September Country Court, 1929
John thompson, Compt.
Beverly Bawram adm r. of John 7. Stcgall
dec d. William Smith and Nancy his wife,
John Gennett and Elizabeth hi wife,
Defendants
~ CiIANCERY.
The defendant, William Smith, not having
entered his appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing 10 the satisiac-
ton OF the court TINT he is not an inhabitant
OF this Commonwealth, On motion of the
complainant, by his attorney, rs ordered,
TINT he appear here on the second Monday in
Decemhernekt and answer the compninant's
till, and that copy of this order he forth
with published in the Lyuchburg Virginian
for eight weeks successfully, and published at
the front door of the court house OF the said
county on some court day.
copy-Te.le
8 W. Redo, &C
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~ otice.


TO all nhom it may concern.
A MAN, calling himself JONES liz
IA WIN, about thirty-six years OF age, about
FIVE feet ten inches high and oil dark complex
ion, supposed 10 have been the son OF Joseph
Irwin, aud ia have been born in Bedford conn
ty, in the state ot Virginia, died in the winter
pt the year 1919. at the dwelling house of 5ohn
+. Moreland, in the county OF Howard, aud
state of Missouri. Said Jones Irwin nj the
time of his death was possessed OF u negro NO.
man called FANNY, who has since had Two
children, one OF which has since died Tic
subscriber has been duly appointed admins
traitor OF the estate OF said Irwin, who has left
no known heirs or legal representatives. The
appraised value ot said Twins property
amounts to 53l dollars--aud in case no heirs
or legal repre- sfHtatircs of said deceased shall
appear within two years from the publication
hereof, the said property will hc sold, aud the
money arising thcreirom appropriated accor~
ding to the laws of the said state of Missouri.
BENNETT CLARK, administrator
Of Jonf, Trim, deceased.
October %. 6w12
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.Mv. John Huntain,
October "a.
Bedford September Court 1898.

Bedford September Court 1928
John Hatcher, admir-. OF Benjamin Hat
cher, dec d. and some Of his heirs aud distrib
utcrs, piaintiis,
Against
= Thomas Hatcher, Elizabeth Woods and
Hugh Woods, Samuel Hatcher, Patsy Smith,
Phebe Eaynes, Benjamin Greer, Martha
Haynes and joel Haynes, John Greer, julia
Greer, Phcbe Greer, Henry Greer, susanna
Greer, Edward Greer, KITTY Greer, Jabez
Greer, Susanna White, Thomas Smith, Benja.
min Smith, Mury Jornagin and Pleasant Jor-
nagin, John Smith, Eliza Smith Henry Smfth,
Samuel Smith, Francis smith, Julia Smith
and Stephen Smith, Elizabeth Boswell and
Creed Boswell, Henry Asbury Coleman Smith,
John Smith, Samuel Smith, Joseph Nelson
and Polly his wife, Joseph Hale and phebe
his wife, together With Others, defts.
IN CHANCERY
TIE defendants above named no4 having
entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly and the rules
ct this court, and II appearing to tho satistac-
ton of the court that they are not inhabitants
of this country, on the motion OF the plain
tiif, by his attorney, il is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the fourth Mon
dnv in November next, and answer the plain
tiGNs bill, that copy of this order be inserted
in some one OF the Eynchburg newspapers,
for two months, and posted up al the court
house door copy-Ttste,
8 J. STEPT0E, c. b. c.
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By the President oCthe Jatted States:

IN pursuance OF law, |, JAMES Monroe,
n President OF the United States, DO hereby
declare aud make known, that a public soIe
y i'll be held al the Land Ollse at franklin in
Tile state ot Missouri, on the first MONDAY in
December next, Tor the disposal OF such OF
the laAds sItnhie within the district OF How
ard county, ie said state, as have been reIIn'
pushed to the United States prior to the 10
Jay oil October, 1921, under he provirons Of
The act passed on the "a day OF March, Ell
entitled " An act tor the reiiei OF the iurcha,c
sers OF public lands prior TO the Isl day Ok
July, 1920, as are situate in the following
described townships and fractional townships.
lying north Of ht Missouri Rirer, and west Ok
The filth principal meridien, viz:
La LAIi A ! III
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office.
ANe kEN AGN Sh.
October IL

IA-a... THIS is large and commodious
Mt building, erected by Martin Han
Ess cock, Esq. IL the upper end of
Charlotte county, situated on the
ina.. nestern road leading from Richmond
and Petersburg, by Prince Edward and Char
iotte court houses, 10 Campbell court house
and New London, l6 miles north west OF
Charlotte court house, % miles west offrnce
Edward court house, q miles east oil Camp
bell court house, 80 miles south east OF Lynch
burg, 20 miles north east of Pannilfs Ferry,
and thin one mile OF the said lianeock's re-
sidence--where the roads from each of the
above places ntersect
The subscriber having leased this property
for term of years. respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he will
open house OF accommodation, on or be-
fore the 18th November next, and from his
strict attention aud IA wish 10 please, he ear
nestIy solcits n part et the public patronage.
NM. NJ. DAVIDSON.
p S. Gcntlemcn driving Pork or Beet, can
be accommodated With grain, lots, &C.
". NJ. d.
Oct. l6. wIw II
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u CERYAAN lOT,

therein mentioned, lying near the town of
Lynchburg, whereon the said Ellis uow re-
sides, containing one halt an acre. The
said Lot is on the road leading To Black
water Mills, aud near the residence OF " m
Snead. Acting AS trustee, shall convey on.
ly such title a. is vested in me As such
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
10th mo. oath. w3wl2
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Stop tho Main,

QDNAWAf the Cd of this no,h
IA muiatto nian named NED. He \
fellow, but has large breast ana is s,rn,D
made, a little bow-legged, a high iuIl for,b.s
dark eyes, holes in his cars, end A toles'1
sharp chin-wears his hair tied behind L.
bold and open countennnce when sLoL.n
tie Is Keen artiul fellow, and r,,I,a,"
read and write little His clothing rs,
particularly describe, tho there is M t,,'I
he is genteelly clothed. He has aroud sG',
witch, with gold or gilt chain, Eo,i.
lie rode OFT DARN GREY MARI. aho,H i
teei Sinches high, in good order, shod h.fn,.
her shoes not much worn-she is leuotb, a,
well foined-and has the marks al riou"T
gear upon her shoulders, aud Il cunSit.,oI
scar upon one OF them, high on the should
blade, l THINK on the right She has 70,
thick thle and name, though not very lopy
she Is spirited and active and rides We'll II
Is wei equipped for tray cling, with saddl,
bugs; hlg coat oil bear skin with large cp,.,
Ac. nave no doubt he has obtained f,e. =,
pefs, ahd Will attempt to pass as free nm,
ahu make 10 some free state, und ba,erI
doubt but he has altered his name. Hen
Mandy fellow, good house servant. Min,
and shoemaker, and can turn his hand ia An,
thing, and have no doubi but he has a nlor,
OF money. will give rewurd Of IlrTyI
pOLLARS 10 any person who will deiye,
him 10 me, or secure him in any iail so TN, H
get him again, within this stale and if taken
@sthonlt Tile state ONEHUNDRED DOILARS|
II secured or delivered to- he; ana fen dolIo,,
Tor The mare il taken within this state and do.
lisered 10 me, and twenty dollars if taken
oat oil the state and returned home.
SAMUEL MORRIS.
Buckingham, Aug %. visa
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Il TIT. Subscribers, as surviving executor,
u OF The last viii ana testament, OF STEPHEN
hanni, late oil The county OF Amherst dec d.
lake this mode OF informing the heirs and lie
gaiecs OF the said hamm, many OF whom are
Tie residents OF other states, that they Will IN
pursuance OF the discretionary authority vest
ed IN them by the will oil their /. stulor, Offer
TO public sale on the premises, on Ihurscs;
the Seh Nov next, all the personal estate d
me sad iinmm, on credit Of IL months, Tor
all sums over ten dollars. Those interested
are requested punctually to attend on that oc.
cas'oh' as these proceedings are intended as
preparatory TO division OF the estate, and
pay men' OF The legacies, beYueathed in said
will. As il is believed by the .x.cu,,,r. La,