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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24
ROCKVILLE. July 9.

The frequent occurrence of atroci0us
ontrages upon the peace OF society, IS
for the want of VIGOROUS efforts to
bring the offenders to Justice, becom-
ing every day, more and more alarm
ing Almost every court, for several
terms past, has arraigned some william,
either for THEFT, MURDER, RAPE, or
some other helnlous crime. While the
present special court is in session to
try two suspected murderers, its atten-
ton is arrested by demand upon the
emmlssaries OF justice to appreEend the
murderer Of bis father in law. This is
Alexander Duvall, who, on the 10th
inst. shot Major NJ Musgrove, his f.
ther in-law and near neighbor-
They resided near Unity. II is said
that some controversy with regard to
a servant, gave rise to this awful trans
action--that some blows were passed
'-Duvall went TO neighbours house
for a gun returned and shot Major Mus
grove, SO that he died in about five
minutes. The deceased was an old
and respectable inhabtant orthis coun-
ty. The whole facts which led to
this horrid affair, we shall not attempt
to record. The reports relating to it
are SO vague and contradictory; the
trends of each party, both ofthe mur-
derer and the deceased, have strove
hard to give their side a favorable COL
orlng, that the truth is only to be cx-
pected from sworn witnesses at the
bar. And even of this, the cause of
Justice can see no favorable prospect.
Every precaution has been taken to
prevent bis apprehension; until the
force of wealth or personal influence,
has rendered his acquittal by the court.
or pardon by the executive, pretty
near certain. Such is the security that
wealth ensures, that we have heard it
this day proclaimed, vauntingIy-
"none but negroes and Uaga6onds
arc erer hung IN this county" His
friends appear to have taken every
measure TO divert the public mind so
as to prevent pursuit. They have
gone so far az 10 intimate in open
court, that he would voluntarily sur
render himself this day. and requested
that the grand jury might be detained
for his trial. BY this and similar STRAIT.
agems, public indignation is hushed
into slumber, and the wretch is suffer-
cd to escape.
July &c.
Another OMrdge.-We UNDER
stand that En- Duuan, who resides
IN the upper part ofthis county, a few
days ago. shot negro. and wounded
him dangerously This is the fourth
outrage Of nature Of which the law
iul penalty is death, that the peace of
this county has suffered, and has been
allowed to go unpunished, within the
short space of twelve month. The
first was Rape, upon an smiable
young girl of sixteen, Of respectable
family and connexions; committed by
a negro named frank-he was tried
and convicted at this court, hut was
removed to Frederick for new trial.
The second was the i,lhuman n,Hrde,'
# Solomon Thompson, soldier OF
the last war-by whom, il is unknown,
since negro Dich: and CdsSan.!aa Bus.
ord have been declared not guilty by
Jury OF their country. The hi d
'abarous murder Of Major, Nathan
iiu,Sroyc, a patriot oi the &C Eoai!lQa,
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24

From Rio Janeiro-By the arrival OF
the slip Patterson. AZ days from Rio.
we learn by Mr. I.arned, supercargo,
that the markets at Rio were unusually
dull, and gIutted with bread stufs and
American produce. Flour had declin-
I'd fr"m last quotations, and large
stock being on hand, rendered it proba-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24

"Corered all orer rih c6ice."- There
IS an Attorney at Law in Springfield
(Ner) who is at this time Justice of the
Peace, Register of Probate, Selectman,
Town Clerk, Treasurer ofthe Congre-
gational Society, Register of Deeds
school District Clerk, Librarian, Cap
taia of Artillery, Senior Deacon in ST.
Johns Lodge, Scribe in the Washing
ION Royal Arci Chapter, and Distric,
Deputy Grand Master in tie GranG
Lodge Of Vermont.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1823-07-24

William p Craighill is appointed Pay
master, at Harper's-Ferry, in the place
OF John Mcguire, resi9ned.-F'dr. Rep.
Destruction By Lightning-The schr.
Mariner, from Charleston, reported UNI
der our Marine head, was struck by
lightning, of Old Point Comfort, on
Friday night at S O'Clock. John Pedro.
Portuguese, was struck to the deck,
and survived only FIVE minutes. The
Captain, the two mates, and one pas
senger and all the crew were knocked
down, and remained senseless from 5
to 10 minutes, the Pilot also was struck
in the mouth, by splinter, and laid pros
trate- Fortunate y, no one was serious
" injured but Pedro. The fore-top-
mast and fore-top-gallant-mast of the
schr were shivered to splinters, the
foremost considerably damaged, the
jib torn, camboose broken to pieces, and
five planks of her deck torn away.
Norfolk Beacon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

Bedford County Court January RuicS, 1928
Bennett Parsons aud Sally his " lie, former
ly Sally DuTeu, and William Durrett, John
Durrett, .Dinah Durreu and Solomon Dur.
reu, Plaintiffs.
Against
Francis & Gipin and Betsy his wife, Lucy
Durrett, Dolly Durrett aud Patsy MoCor.
mack, Joel Mccormack, Littlebury McCo or
mack and Heudcn Mccormack, Detcndt Is
In Chcncery.
The defendants Paisey Mccormack, Joel
Mccormack, Littlebury Sic Cormack and Hea.
den Mccormack, not having entered their ap-
pearancc, and ii appearing that they are nor
lnhahltants OF this state, on the motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, tits ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here at March
court next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, and
that copy of this order be forthwith insert.
ed ia the Nirginian Tor two months success
'iYely, aud posted up at the front door of the
coartfhonse on two several court DAYS.
copy. Iestc,
% J sTEPToE, C. b. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
I.ynchburg Mills,

WILL in few DAYS he in order tot the re-.
w eeption OF Whest.-1he SUBSCRIBE
will give Ian market price IN cash. shou 4
any be desTous 10 receive Flour IN exehang
ioi Wheat, they eau do 20 at the usua exchange,
and the subs Gerber viii subject himself to TIA.
klehmsnd Inspection. 1hoe who ATE no
disposed to sell at tie present prIces, may de
Vel their Wheat, ana wait Tor better price, a
a lair maxi Frice viii be gwen during the sea
son, ior that deposited, a. for what may be CT
ming n.
NM. A. ALLEN.
Augusta tets
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
New-LOnAon academy .

I11E course Of instruction for the year
n 1922, closed on the 3Olh oil November
nH.t an examination of the scholars of this
institution. The trustees take pleasure in do
rug Justice to Mr. SPECIE, the prseeptor,
and his students, by announcing 10 the public
that the examination afforded the most salts
factory evidence OF Nj Species diligence,
attention, aud capacity tor instfnrting youth .
and that the scholars had pro6ted well by his
instructions The trustees concur unanimously
IN the opinion that the eSamrnaiion aud per-
Torrance oi the scholar were the most suits.
factory they ever witnessed; tltai MIR epecce
deserves the support aud patronage Of the
public aud that the young gentlemen who
were examined, have tue eutire appreciation
OF the trustees
The ensuing session will commence on the
LIST ot January, ls23. Boarding., on the usual
terrs may b, obtained in thu vicinity OF the
Academy. JOHN WATTS, Pres.
Dec 20 ot
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
HRaSS CN.DVKS.

rE'IiE Subscribers, having established
themselves in Lynchburg, under the lirn
Of MS, LEUfS y. 90. have taken the
house one door below the Bell Tavern, where
they have on hand, and are now finishing, Il
quantity OF BRASS 81 OCkS, which they in
tend selling in the adjacent country, they
would respectfully invite the attention of the
public 10 specimens oil thai article which are
10 be seen at their stand, and also nj the store
OF J. l.. Natroa- n Co (ndioining Lettwich a.
Claytors,) nj J. x Hunts Matchmaker Shop
and AT the Bell Tavern. For the satisfaction
OF those who may wish to purchase, they will
warrant their Clocks to perform we'll, They
have also procured the suboincd recommen-
dation. tliAUNCEt IVES,
SHELDON L. CHURCH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Notice.

pY virtue of deed of trust from 6corg
kb Wright to me, | shall, on the 10Th day o
February, ls23, al Liberty, in Bedford coun-
ty, proceed to sell, for ready money, to the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, collection OF Books, supposed to be
about seventy i've volumes, a Bed aud Fuln.
ure, Tor certain purposes in sa.1 deed Spec
fed. Acting as trustee, | shai' not vorrant
the tile to said articles except against ln5 sci
aud persons claiming under ne.
WILLIAM FEAIEL, Trustee.
The negro woman Lucinda, is small ma
iatlo with long hair about Is years old, with
a scar on her neck She was taken FROM the
possession of the subscriber by George Nri .ht
on the 18th of this month-Al persons an,
hereby torwarned from purchasing her from
said Wright, as She has been conveyed to me
bya deed OF trusi, of record in Bedford couns
ty WILLIAM A. HARDY.
November s. w3m If
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
January Z
.Bedford December Ruics, 1922.

Bedtord December Rulcs, 1922.
Boyd Miller, surviving partner of William
Brown q Co. Plaintiff,
Against
VIM. Murphy and John Headon, Det'ts,
IN CHlSCERY
The defendant William Murphy not having
entered hls appearance according to the act of
Assembly, and the rules of this court. and il
appearing from the return OF the sheriff upon
the process in this case awarded. that he IL not
an inha5itant OF this country 6; Oh the motion
OF the plaintiff by his attorney, it /. ordered.
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday in February next and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that a copy of this or.
der he forthwith inserted in the Nitginan for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front deor of the courthouse OF said count,.
cop!.-Ieste,
oTEPToE, c. Be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
a Hist OF AAetteYs,

Remaining in Ht Post Office, at liberty,
Ia. on the 3lSt Of December, 1922, aRd3
not sakeh ont by the LIST Of .4p1i, 1878,
uH be Sent 10 he General Post Gfce as
dedd letters.
.4--Rcv. Henry Alley 2, Wm. Adams,
Esq. James Ayrcs.
B-Patrlek +. Burton, Clrrkof Bedford,
Harvey Beard, John B,dord, WIN. l.. Bur
ton, James S. Rishop, Ghas. Hount.
C-Wm. CalhpbsiI, liaryeyCasc, Adam
Cooper, Edilha Clay, John | G8nell Ro-
bert +. Commlug, Moses Craigg, Miss La
cy Crenshaw, James Cundih, Pleasant
Creacy, David Carter, David b. Garter,
Garland Carter, Erastes Case.
D--John w Dryer, Thomas g. Bur
sou, Thomas Doalcy. Jacob Dawson I,
Solomon Durritt, Richard Dennis, Jr.
John Evans.
Miss Margaret Franklin, Aaron Fea
Eel, Samuel Fields.
G-Roberl Ii. Gray, John Gaflord.
.H-Porter Hall, Henry Hurt, William
Hix.
i--Richard Jones, Edmund Irvine, Is
rael Jared.
AIRS Mary p. Kirby, Rev. j. W.
Kelly.
L-James Luctis, William Lewaln Col.
Litlebcrry Leltwich, John Lowrey, Nan
| cy Lewis.
M-Nliss Elizabeth Mead, YIN. Mccoy,
James Meadcrs, Bennett NJ. Murphy, Hiss
Kitty Murphy.
N-Rohert Nmmo.
Thomas Oliver.
P-Joha W. Perrin, Solomon Powell
Thomas Pagr.
R-CnarIes Reynolds, Joshua Reynolds
William q, Kucly.
SACK Stratton, Franklin G. Smith
William Stewart, (MiIler) John Sheppard
Thomas Spradha, Thomas Stewart
T-Bcnjamin S.Tyus. John Thompson
Patsy Vert, John Vert.
U-Dr. Richard Williamson ., Louis;
Walker, George Wcsh, Asa Wilson, VIM
4 Weeks, Elizabeth Wit, Dickers0n Wyatt.
WILLIAM X. PORTER, p. NJ.
| January 10. w3w %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

VIRGINIA, TO wit Alta court Of quar-
terly session, continued aud held forthss
county of Campbell, at the courthouse there.
OF, Oh Thursday the 10th day Of Noyember,
1922 -
k'chard Perkins, Complt.
Against
Charles Williams, Benjamin Perkins and
Benjamin Lewis, Def,
~ CL4NCERY
The defendants Charles Williams and Ron.
jsmn Perkins not appearing and given secpj.
y according 10 an act of Assembly, and tan.
pearng to the satisfaction of the court Na,
the said Williams and Benjamin Perkins arc
not inhabitants of this state it is therefore adj.
Judged, ordered aid decreed, that they do an.
pear here on the second Monday in February
nest, and answer the bill of the complainant
and That a copy Of this order be inserted in
The Iirginian, published in the town OF Lynch
burg for two months successfully, and posted
up 1T ihe front door of said court house ON
two successive court days.
A copy. reste,
l9 JOHN ALEXANDER, ok.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
To HI EdIforr Of M lIIginIan.

NIESSRS. EDTORS-For the bcne-
4Vt ~ OF hunrst men, aud a check on
seoundrels5 ! hay. thought proper 10 request
that You Hill advertise, thai WILLIAM
hEAlrS, JIM. Who lived with his father VII
liam keatts) in the upper pari oil naliax
county, Va. and not more than , miles from
Grasfys Store, in Ptlsylsania county, Va.
has nbscondcd, und carried with hun seven
negroes, four of whom were conveyed by
the aaid Keats To Mr. William smith aud Nh
Jereniah " Graees, Urustcos,J for the p0r-
pose 81 paying u debt due 10 me The ne
grOes conveyed are named Fanny, a ou,nn,
and Martha Clark aud Hannah, her children
Now, To the end that seoundfel like Keats
shall mol enjoy the benefit of Il good .eharac-
ter, give this public notice "a all tue world /.
aud iyr thfir more perfect security, inform
them, thai he is man about tecf . or 10
inches high, rather dark complexion, near
30 yenrs oil are, some defect ia Ia, fore teeth
and rs plausible Il lar a. exists On the lace III
the globe. He has deceived morc reope. in
his way, agreeable 70 bis understanding. than
any man OF hi, agf IN existence, counting the
number OF thpsc he has had any thing to do
with
Gigen under my hand aud responsibility. nj
my store, III Plitsy tHuia county, Va. this Sd
day OF january, ls23
PHILIP l.. GRsSTY
NJ The Editors Of the Nashville Whip,
Mlledg"vllle Journal, aud Huntsville Ecpub-
lean and Alahamian will insert the above
twice, aud forward their accounts to THE OIL
fee for settlement.
Jaouurylo 23w2w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Ut
JOHN ALEXANDER, ok.


A L court held for Buckingham coun-
ty, the 9th day of December, 1892
William Moore and Martha his wife, Will
liam Cooke and Nancy his wife, and Sally
Jones, heirs and distributes Of Margaret Jones
deceased, PLAINTIFF
Against
William b. Jonca, administrator of Marga
ret Jones, deceased, Thomas Jones, Blake B.
Jones, Robert b. Jones, John Il. Joues, Ed.
ward Lakeland, aud Robert Il. Lakeland, his
infant son, John + judgens, and his son Vii
liam Stealing iludgens, an infant, Elizabeth
Jones, widow and relict of Daniel Jones, de-
ceased, billiard, and sally his wife Eliza
beth Jones, Albert q. Jones, Milton Jones,
John A. Jones, and Daniel Jones, and Henry
Jones, who are also heirs and distributes of
the said Margaret Jones deed, defendants.
IN CHRNCERY.
The defendants Thomas Jones, Blake B.
Jones, Robert h. Jones, John b. Jones, John
+. lludgens, Elizabe tn Jones' widow OF Dam
ell Jones, decd, billiard, and Sally his
wife, Elizabeth Jones, Albert G Jones, Mil
ton Jones, John a. Jones, Daniel Jones and
Henry Jones, not having entered their ap-
nearanee, aud If appearing tU the satisfaction
II the court that they are not inhabitants of
his commonwealth, on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their attorney, il is ordered, that
he said absent defendants do appear here at
March court neat, and answer tie plaintiffs
oil, ana tEat copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Lynchburg Press for two
months successfully, and another copy be
eosted up at The front door OF the courthouse
II tliis county. A copy-Teste,
90 wSw r. ELDRIDGE, JR. d. c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
ENUCAIANS.

:" BILLIARD will open hw SCHOOL
again on Monday the 9th day OF Janl.
ery next, into which, pupils of both sexes will
be admitted on the same terms rs heretofore
viz Spelling, Reading and Writing, So per
session. The rudimeuts OF English Grammar
Arithmetic aud Geography, $40 The same,
extensively, including Exercises, Mapping and
the use OF Globes. SD. History, Bellies Let.
tres, Euclid elements, Surveying and the e.
lements of Natural aud Moral philosophy sl5
per session OF five months aud half No nav
asked till end of session.
December % tcet o.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Superior articles in tire Sailing
Business.

VNHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave to i7
1 form the public that they have just re-
celved direct from the mandatory, Bnmmg
ham best plated aud steel spring siirrups,
with reversed sides---pla,ed and steel reversed
checked bride bitts-pated and steel fancy
curb and snniile bltts--bcst plated aud steel
short neckcd spnrs--high and low cantled
best cuiback saddle trees--bcst bdlited snaf
1e aud Weymouth heads and reins with tipt
tong plated buckes-woolen grth webb of
best, second aud third quality, sarge do. do.
do. with most other articles in the business
and havt.constantIy on hand general assort-
menl OF saddles, brides, harness, saddle bags,
Nalieces &c, &c.-and trust they will give ge-
neral satisfaction as our materials cannot be
surpassed. ROSS o SMALL.
Richmond, Dec p, 1922 6t2l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Dec. 90.

INilS is to give public notice, that
n purchased Of George Wright honse -,
lot in the town of Liberty, in Bedford county
No, ?, in the year 1919, and paid Wright t6s
whole amount. took his receipt in full tope,b,
er with possession ot tie property. The said
Wright, under certain pretexts, has not made
me the deed, but always said he was Willing
aud would do it at any time said Wright has
now left my neighborhood without making me
a deed thereto. This is 10 forwarn all person,
from purchasing said lot, or any part thereof
as lam determined to hold the same, baypg
purchased and paid for it.
JAMES WATTS.
January 3. % w3w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
'the Efact OF A.anA.
John NaDAubvvgh.

FROM YORK,
M ohMS the inhabitants of lynchburg
L and the public in general, that he has
commenced the
Dyins and Securing Business,
"A, AT the residence of Mir. John Hopper nenr
.nel courthouse Wooden, Cotton and silk
ooods dyed any color required, Ladies' Dres-
seS ara flats col cred aud pressed, new and
see"pa cio'h eolors changed, Gentlemens'
e'olnes secured and dressed Reference 10
, 2e maui 10 Mr.. Daniel Williams, with whom
u1 Soous can be lett accompanied with writ.
'oi, u'et,'ons AMI uhe owners name.
December ~. oo,,.,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Yurnpike Stock

Ar AUCTION
a az the eth day Of January next, at the
~ Franklin Hotel in Lynthhurg, will be
sold, Mt auction. the Stock of delinquent
!oloekholders in the Lynchharg and Salem
turnpike Company, unless pay mcnt be made
on or before that dav
BY order OF the President and Directors,
JOIN LYNCH, Treasurer.
December 20 9otds
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

GTRAYED OR STOLEN, from the sub
~ scrlber, some time in June last, d white
Mare about fifteen hands high ten or Twelve
years Old trots and walks very short. II TO-
len a reward OF $50 will be paid, on convic.
ton OF the thief, or a liberal reward for the
Mare only ANoON ALLEN.
Campbell, Dec. 10, 1922 ptsIq
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
CoNcN's A.Umher Mouse

vFHllE subscriberi Is disposed to sell agreat
bargain in that spacious STONE LuM-
B4,R-lOr Sc, in ths town Of Lvnchburg, Mt
present occupied by Me,sr. Hardin x Crank.
The house IL tonr stores high, built Of the We
~ best materials, and remarkably strong-H
Is situatedun the margin of the river, where
boats can load aud unard with great ease---it
isadmirably calcuIntcdlor the storage N goods,
louf aud grain i is also an excellent stand
for grocery, the house being utEeienHy large
TO admit OF a grocery, aud thrre will then be
an abundance ofroom torihe reception on sto-
rage OF goods, flour aud grain. The terms will
be liberal il early application be made to MIR
George Fhitlocke of Lynchburs, who is fully
Authorised to dispose oft,
JOHN COUCH, Senr
January 7. WITS ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

A LII persons having claims against thr
n estate OF VIM Browne, dec d, late ofths
place, are desired bring them forward on
or before the first day ot May next, as it is my
wish to close the business, aud this notice will
be pleed IN bar against all claims tina. may BE-
presented after thai tiuc
\ ROBERTSON, Ear
December 81. v3m u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Medicines and Paints.

TIVE Subscriber has ;ast received, a
L fresh supply of MEDICINES. PAINTS,
DYE-STufFS, &c. which, in addition to his
former stock, makes his assortment complete
BENZ. F. OWENS
O. North CrOlina Money taken at
par. Il. +. o
Janparys. cots
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
DANIEL WILLIAMS,
7. NOR,
NVSAWAX

L'RON The subscriber Oh the night Of the
i 3oth Beccmher last, young woman 10
az Is wears old, by the name of AMIGA, near
the common size, remarkably likely, of II
dark brown complexion, with tolerabIy loR2
hair, kept ronghly --no particular flesh marx )
r.collnctod She had vi when she leit home
yellow domestic ynru dress, which was the
only dress tHken from home with her, with a
red stirred cotton handkerchief, domestic
rug or blanket. have no doubt but that she
was indsced 10 20 of hy a fellow belonging
10 Muses. SWinney of Buckingham county, by
the name of MOSES, near The common sta
turs, OF thin visHge, about 30 years old of an
intelligent appearance, aud Is quite an inge-
NOUS fellow, u tuefablr good black5mith, n
rough wood carpenter, aud good wageoner,
A.. He had on when he left home, yellow
1.~iwnisb Col0ured domestic coat, white yarn
pButalnons, with other comfortable clothing
have no idea whal route they have taken, rs
they were botbrsised within m acquaintance
and have not bron heHrd of since they clo-
ped, but think II probable thcy are aiming to-
wards some free suite, and may have obiahied
a pass 10 lhntamouut Any person apprehcn
ding the samf or either OF them md deliver
ing them IN Moses SHnncy, OF Buckingham
county, or the 'ubscrIer Or securing them ia
any jail, so lint we get them again, shall be Ii
boraIly rewarded.
WILLIAM u. sWINNEY.
January 10 ~ wis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Notice.

GONE time in December, in the year
~ 1921, executed my bond To the eaecu
tors Of George Mcdaniel, sen dec d for the
ann of slu55, payable some time in Deoem.
her, 1872 The said bond ana determined
not to pay, as | have legal Offsets against the
same NM. MCDANIEL
January 10 WV
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17
Eegroes for Nwe.

ENFTEEN Negroes for hire, men, boys
u and girls. Apply TO Mr. Samuel Btans-
ford, or the editors.
January 3. ts22
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-17

10y virtue Of decree of the wofshipful
ID county court OF Bedford IN tue suit Of
Fireman aud aI,N Hurt aud al, in cLancery,
we sail proceed TO sell, on Tuesday lAe lin
day oi February next, al the ate dwelling
house nj Garland Hurt dec in the county oil
Bedford, 81 much of The