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Bedford NAV Rules, 1929

Bedierd May Rules, 1929
William Marshall, plaintiff,
against
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
Nhiteley, Charles Whiteley, aud John Smith.
merchants aud partners, trading under the
style aud hrm Of William Whteley L. Co.
defendants
~ CHlScERY.
The defendant JOHN Morrison, not having
entered his appearance and given security nc.
cording TO the act Of assembly and the rules
OF this court, and il appearing from the She
fih ) reierG upon the process, that he is not
an lnhaoitant OF this country, on the motion
OF the paiatiG, by his attorney, Il is ordered,
that the said defendant DO appear here on the
fourth Monday IN July next, and answer the
plaintiff bill, that copy of this order be in.
serted in newspaper published inLynchburg,
and posted up at the front door OF the court.
house for one month,
eopy--Teste,
AZ J. STEPToE, c. BIC.
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NVEAWAXS.

ELOPED from the possession of the
IL subscriber on the l4tli day of the present
month, on the road between Lond Island, in
Campbell, and Lynchburg, three negroes, viz
WAI3, 4 man about u years old, PEGGY,
his wife, about IS years old, and STERLING,
their child, about Syears old. These negroes
were takea in Possession by me in virtue of d
trust deed, executed by Thomas Rudd, 10 him
tor the purpose Of securing a deb, due Henry
Clark, and in virtue of decree of the chan
Gerry superior court for the Lynchburg dis
tr'ct, rendered IN an injunction, Thomas Rutd
vs., Clark and others.
will give fifteen dollars reward for the de-
livery OF the whole, or Eve dollars for either,
To any person who will apprehend said ne
groeS aud deliver them TO hfe in Lynohburg,
or secure them in Campbell Jail. All per
sons are torwarned from harboringor employ
lug said negroes under the penalty of the law
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE.
Jnne % ats az
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That valuable Farm,

lying on the waters of Goose creek, nd.
Joining the land OF b. A. Edison, and Capt.
II. oiey, aud known by the name Lush
es'; now in the possession of William N sher-
man. This farm is 10 tolorable order--h0s on
IL a comfortable dwelling house, aud other ne
cessary out houses, and containing between
500 and 1000 acres; part Of which, is good
tobacco land For farther particulars, apply
10 capt Pasehal Buford, who reside within
two OF three miles Of the premises, and who
10 authorised TO rent privately, should appi-
cation be made. Bond with good security
will he required for the rent, which will be
paid annually, commencing the lst OF Janu-
ary next, when possession will be given tho
the renters will have privilege Of sowing grain
in the fall JACOB KENT
Agent for jane Buford.
juno 81. w3w ~
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining ia The Post Office, at Liberty, on Ma
Isl day of Juiy, 1923.
.f-Rev. Henry Ally, MARK Anthony, Thos
Atkinson, Thomas Alif, Miss Lucrcta Allen
B--Bedford Clerk, Henry T. Bowles, Pow
ell Butler, Mrs. Sarah Butler, james Bilbraw.
C-Norry Clark, John Crumpaker, William
6 Carter, Jasper Clayton, Erastes Case.
D-alrS. Sarah 2. billiard, Michael Debo
mitchell Ewing
F--Mafgarct Franklin, Boct. Jas Floyd .,
Henry p. Feathers, Harburt Firth
G--John Gray, Lucy Goif Ruebin 0utry,
Thomas Grissom, Peter Gross, Doctor Eli ID
Gilmore, Borough Gallon, James Gordon, John
Gillian.
H-Rohert Hardy, Joseph Hardy, Corne.
Illus Hodren ,, Nlilly Haynes, Sylvanious
Howard, Stephen Holland, Stephen Haynes,
Samuel Hathaway, Jacob Harsh, Solomon
HHrdy ..
david Jones, Cadwaleder Jones, VIM.
Johnson, Thomas II Johnson.
Joel Leftwich, jr. Jack Leitwch, Uriah
Lettwicil, Polly Leftwich, Col. Litteberly
Leltwieh, Wm. j. Lewallip, Charles c. Little,
George Lambert2
M-James May James MAYHEM, John Mi
lam, Pc ndexter Mostly, William Mead, Req
bin j Murrell John Meader, Bauldy Mclean
ei, Richard Mccormack, T.. Mayer, Pleasant
Martin ,.
N-Thomas NOEL, Mrs Mary Nance
P--NIrs Ann Il. Price, Samuel roindexter,
Charles Pearcy, Crazon Payton, Jesse Pollard,
Benjamin Palmer, James Payne, VIM. Fh olps,
John Pearoy,
R-Absalom Robinson, VIM. S. Richardson,
William Ryan, Miss - Randolph, Jesse
Robertson.
S-Joel Scott, ir. Cowper Shelton, William
st. Clair, Nathaniel S. Strange, Charles Stew
art.
T-William Taylor, OLYMPUS Trent, An
derson Johnson.
H-Thomas J. Vaughn ., Elizabeth Van.
nerson.
W-David NJ. Wright, Lenard II. William
son, David Wade, Thomas Wood, Archibald
Wade, James Williams, Pascbeii Witt, John
Wigginton.
Villas Yeats.
WILLIAM r. PORTER, p. NJ.
July IL. w3w49
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Nav 9
Office.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber m ~,
IA night OF the 9TH May last, TOM a neo,',
man - or % years of age, 5 feet, 3 or 4 ir sJi'
es higf,, copper color, stout made, full face ana
eyes, has small scar opposite The corner y,
one OF his eyes, lit is believed the riehn ro,
larger than pea, and percepti1le on strict eV.
animation also, lump on bis breast, rouso
unknown has a good set ut teeth. lnrr.
beard when permitted to grow, and ,sear.
whiSkers. His clothing is not reeolected ~
lie took with him u razor and shaving bo,-
ana had pass to pass and repass until Mon.
DAY morning. Any person apprehendinp mia
negro and combining him in any safe inil IN tl,c
ohned States $50 get hm) and giving intor.
formation by mail, directed TO MIR. Beuiam,
Colquett, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be- ill.,.
ralty rewarded and all reasonable exnarsss
paid Tom is an arful fellow, and will donJ,'
less change his nHnle, deny his owner and nv
70 ;'ass as free man. He was purchased i.
Mary Wand about year past, from Mr. Wen'
yard, by Benjamin Colquctt from whom l.,
escaped on the road, but was apprebended
and put in Charlotte county, Va. iail. wbrrs
lie Called his name Elias, aud said he was bO
property Of Mr. White
JOSEPH MOORE.
""'' 40 WOW IL
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WOOL CANNING.
BY A DOUBLE CYLINDER MACHINE

BY 4 DOUBLE CYLINDER MACHINE.
1 lie subscribers hereby give notice that
they have new and well finished Wool
CAhblNG MACHINE, with a snperior set
OF Cards, now in operation at Mr.. Elisha Belts
Mil, in the county of Botetonrt.
This machine was built for the subscribers
by the most celebrated machine builders in
the United States aud having double cyliu-
ders, ii makes rolls much superior TO those
carded by single cylinder machine. All
Wool, before it is brought 20 this machine,
must be coansed from all sticks, burrs aud
other hard substances that will iniurc the
cards. One pound OF clean lard to every
ten pounds OF wool must be sent with the
wool, aud also sulliciency of linen or cotton
5heetsto contain the rolls. Having employed
a man from the north, who is well experience
ed IN the above business, To superntend the
machine, the projectors natter themselves
that they will be able to card Wool in man.
ner superior to any ever carded in this coun-
try.
HOLMES L. BREWSTER of Lynchhure
will receive at their store any quantity OF
Wool for carding, aud will have II transmitted
TO the machine and returned in rolls at 10
cents per pound. They will also keep con
stantly ON hand,
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RUNAWAY

IRON the subscriber on the night of the
L. 18th May ultimo, DENNIS, negro nan
% or 80 years ofage, 3 feet q orr inches high,
yellow complexion, has dent in bis foreL sad
occasoned by blow, also scar on one of
his knees from hurt--has good SCI of teeth,
bold appearance, high nose and wears wills
kers lie took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit to pass TO Mr.. Matthew
ilarris's. Any person who will apprehend
said negro aud confne him in any safe jail in
the United States $50 ge. him) and give in
formation by mail, directed to Mr.. Benjamin
Colquett, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be libe-
rally rewarded and all reasonable expenses
paid. Dennis was purchased twelve months
past IN Maryland, from a gentleman near
Fredercktown, by Benjamin Colquett No
doubt lie will change his name, and perhaps
try 10 pass for free man
WILLIAM ALEXANDER
June IL. WOW 10
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"A RMSTEAD, who ran away m Novem-
Al Der last, formerly the property OF Mr. A.
. Payne OF Goochland-a remarkably clever
fellow, bat a preaehcr--harbored about Judge
Pfiee 5 quarter on the 3ehop corner, Dr. Fou-
shoes and ScufIletown-and supposed now 10
run the river in bout nudcrthe name OF Hen
ny Jones OF Jamestown. Twenty dollars re.
ward will be given for bringing him home, or
Tor lodging him In Jail il out oil The county,
and giving immediate notice thereof--Also,
REUBEN, absent since Easter hnlydays, 3lst
ultimo, bought Of Mr., Mllers estate, Gooch.
land he has wife belonging TO Mrs. Parish
neaf Major John Underwoods in Goochland.
Zen dollars reward will be given for him, on
the same terms as above
W Armsteed Is surposedto have a sister at
enc oil the tat ems In Winchester.
T. FERGUSON
Westham Cottage,
Iienrco, Aptii Is. w4w 16
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VIRGINIA, to wit

VIRGINIA, to wit
Al Snpsfior Court Of Chdneery holden IN The
toma Of Lyaehberg, The 10Th day Of Nay,
1923,
Dudley Galloway aud Patty his wife, John
Mcgan and Milly his wife, Burd Goodwin, Spi-
cey Goodwin, Edithy Goodwin, Edy Buriord
Lawson Goodwin and Spoitswood Hughes
aud David Hughes, infants under the age OF
twenty.one years, by Jesse Beck their next
friend, Plaintiffs,
Against
John b. Trent in his own right, and as od-
miuistra,or OF Henry Trent, deed. William
Trent, Nicholas Trent, James Trent, AIexan-
der Trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent, Sam
ucI Baker and Elizabeth his wife, Christian
Hern and Sally his wife, Edy Mitchell widow
Of Thomas Mitchell, decd. and Joseph Iaw-
kins aud Nancy his wife, Defendants.
The defendants William Trent, Nicholas
Trent, james Trent aud John II. Trent, who
are out of this country, aud against whom the
plainiiif3 appear to have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent deicn-
dants, still failing to appear and answer, on
the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, the
court doth take their bills for confessed as 10
these defendants, and the cause coming onsto
be heard on the bin, answers OF the other de-
fendants exhibits, aud examinations of wit.
nesses, was argued ~ counsel: Or consider
alton whereof, the court doth order that the
defendant, John b. Trent, do render an ac-
count OF his admin ,straton OH the estate of his
inicstate before the Commissioner OF the court.
who is directed to examine, state, and settle
the same, and make report thereof 10 the
court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent by himself, or required by
the parties 10 be SO stated
a oopY--Teste.
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Notice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a.
w dams's boat at the Bosom, Richmond,
some time in april last, on. key GUNPOW.
DEN, tohieh ,oas brought TO his place under
ny care, and for which Icdnnot find the ouaey.
rms IS therefore 10 request the proper gunner 10
call on Rsgjtmin a. Phillips, Lynehburg,
'rho teiH delirer said pordsr by their paying
charges SC NATHANIEL G0OLSBY.
Juiy3. 4slt
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214 ACNES OF l.AND.
VeiU- London .Academp.

A~E next session at this academy will
commence on the LIST day of july next
~ pa'rooage of the public is respectfully
senSpeh. whether the teacher deserve il or
those who have pattonized him ALREADY y
william Langhorne, Seth Ward and Na,ba,
Nsid, esqs. win each accommodate t, ,"s"" W.
erse students as boarders. "
FRED. SPECIE.
~ 1oadoa Academy, June 10. Why's
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Bedford Much Court, 1923
Samuel Hancock aud Miles Nors,er,
comrlainant',
against
Isabella Worster, Moses Worster, aud Alex
sndef Irvine, defendants.
~ CH4NCERp,
The defendant Moses Worster, not having
entered bis appearance according to the act oil
assembly and the rules OF this court, and il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that
pes not an inhabtant OF this commonwea lth
II is therefore ordered, that he do appear here
on the fourth Monday in June next, and an.
swer the eomphinauts bill, and that n copy
oil this order be forthwith published in the
Nirgininn, for two months successivelv, and
published nj the front door If the courthouse
81 said county, for two several court days.
A copy--Teste,
AZ j srEPToE, c. BIC.
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YURNPXHE SYOCH
AT AUCTION.

AT AUCTION.
WILL positively be sold at auction, on
w Friday, the 9Th day of next month,
(August,) at Archibald Hatcher's tavern, Gen
trail Hotel,) in Lynchburg, the stock of the de-
linquent stockholders, in the Lynchburg and
Salem Turnpike Company, unless payment be
made OIL or before that time
JOHN LYNCH, Treasurer.
July T. tctds As
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RUNAWAY

E'RoM the subscriber op the night of the
Il 18th ult. May JOHN, negro man 20
or p years OF age, black, feet or 7 inches
high, car spell and read-hs clothes not re-
collected. John was purchased in Baltimore
by George Allen, for Benjamin Cotquett, two
years past it 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 the Uuitcd States $50
get him and giving information by mail,
directed 70 Mr.. Benjamin Colquett, Greensbo-
ro', Georgia, shall be literally rewarded, and
all reasonable expenses paid.
ZACHARIAH JONES.
June 13 v6w az
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JOHN WILLS, {. e.
CoMMIssioNER's OfrIoE,

Lynehbug, 10Th June, 1928. !
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Wednesday the 18th
day of August next, to carry the foregoing or
der into effect, on which day they are rcquir-
ed to attend at my Office In this town, with
their accounts, vouchers, and copies OF court
papers, prepared for examination and settle
ment. JAMES BENAGII, Com'r.
July IL w4wi9
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Notice.
Notice.

TfiE eopartnership of the undersigned,
under the f-m OF J. S. PEd'DLETOF
I, co. is dissolved by consent Of parties The
books aud papers OF the said eopartnery, as
well as of the late firm Of Pendeton 4 Mount
caste, nre placed in the hands Of Sir. Joseph
Penn, Of Amherst county, with full power to
settle all unsettled accounts, claims and de-
mands, and TO collect all outstanding debts
NC. &c. rs by power of attorney, granted said
Penn, will more fully appear.
JAMES ). PENDLETON,
NM. 6. PENDLET0N.
Juue -. 45w6w
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TRUST SALE.

by virtue afa deed of trust executed BY
- Christopher l. Undertake, and Polly hi,
wne TO Edmund N. Sale and the subscriber.
bearing date the 24th of March, 1921, and
duly recorded in the clerks Office of tsecoun-
'yconr' of Campbell, 10 secure the payment r
certain sums OF money therein mentioned t6
bscon Tat shall on Saturday the Cd dsy'
OF August next ensuing, proceed to sell upon
me premises, to the highest bidder for cash.
1welre and u IA acres Of Land,
being the land Wherein said Timberibke resides
situated stunt, in The county Campbell, about three
.nlies from Lynchburg on both sides of the
turnpike road, also quantity ofhouseholdnnd
M,cnen furniture, consisting of beds bedding,
bureaus chairs, tables, pots, kettles, ovens,
W, ~ hlsoa quantity OF corn, fodder &c o,
50 much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy.
ana a., pay what may be due under said deed,
me title TO the above property is believed to
oe , ,,hu'spu'able, but as trustee the subscriber
him IyN NJ p,.,TS
'"e q ids II
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MANUFACTURING MILL


an the 18th day Of July next, | pur
~ pose attending AT the Franklin Hotel
III Lynchburg, in order to rent my FARM
MILL, on Harriss creek, near its junction
with james River, Il short distance from
Lynchhnrg, with commodious DWELLING
HOUSEnear il, and large LUMBER HOUSE
on the edge of Blackwater creek, near its
confluence with james River, and within the
corporation of Lynchhurg, being considered
a convenient appendage TO the mill for the
purpose OF counting room, and of storing
wheat, fo'lr, &c. and from thence 10 the mill
boats eau pass with great facility. Thorough
repairs are now going on, and the said mill
works flve pair Of burr stones and one pair of
rubbers. and has the capacity of manufactur.
ing an immensely of flour of the first quality.
The situation is perfectly healthy. A few
hands may be worked o advantage on small
plantation connected with the seat, il desired
large quantity of materials are prepared, to
make flour barrels for the use of said mill
The term of the lease will be two years, or n
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 it on my own account, am de-
termlncd to rent very cheap, if fair price
cannot be obtained. JAMES BRUCE.
June IL 90 tdr
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NOTiGl..

WILL be rented to the highest bidder
w for ere or more years, AT Reeds store
on Goose creek, in Bedford county, Va. on
saturday the 30th OF August next,
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NUNAW AZ.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
u near Wills's Mountain, in the county OF
buckingham on the night OF the 18th instant,
a bright mulatto man, named BILLY-Iie is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow OF speech, straight
black hair, little inclined &c curl-can read
y write, and very probably may have forged
pass--is about thity-siS or seven years old
aud took oil with him variety Of clothing,
aud his books suspect he left the neirhbof.
hood IN company with white man, and that
he VIII attempt 10 escape to Ohio erthe north
u taken in any of the counties below the
mountains and secured in iaa so that get him
again, reward of twenty dollars will be ri.
ven but taken beyond the mountains, or in
any OF the border counties of the state, or in
attempting 10 escape out of the state, on
board vessel, and shall he secured in like
manner, reward of forty dollars will be ri.
ven. All masters OF vessels and others are
iorwarned from harhorins or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosecu.
uon. L. BOILING.
May So w3ys "a
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HAND FOR SaIE.

Rf virtue of the decree of the county
- court Of Bedford, pronounced al their
march term, 1898 in a suit therein depending
between Ely and james Hives, the nnderspn
ed commissioners Will, en- Saturday the 30,h
DAY OF August next, il fair, il not The next fair
,day thereafter, (Sandays excepted SC n at pub.
lie auction, on the premises,
2l4 ACEES OE l,ANN.
situate in the said county OF Bedford On the
waters OF Beaveldam creek. adjoining the
lands OF Thomas Pearson, Wm. Jordan, John
nayhes, George West, Isaac James and Doct
oeofge stover. Terms Of sale--one fourth of
the purchase money 10 be paid in hard.-for
the balance, a credit of one, Two and three
years will be given. Bond with approved Sc =.
eurity will be required from the purchaser for
sacn instainent--such title only as is vested
IN The subscribers will be made.
JOHN PATE.
MATTHEW PATE. Commissio,ors
WM. SHREWSBURY,
June g. ,,A,. A,
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400 ACRES Of the AAND

on which he at present resides, situate within
two miles of Lynchburg. The land has been
recently surveyed q laid off in lots 10 suit pur-
chasers, continuing from 5oto l2o acres. This
and is considered by the best judges, to be e.
quail, II not superior, to any land in the neigh
horhocd large portion of il being prime
tobaooo land, and heavily timbered some OF
the lots, OH which there are some admired
mill sites, are entirely in woods the cleared
land is in good heart, and with the use of plais
ter of paris and clover Ito which the soil is
admirably adaptcd) could be made to produce
tobacco. | consider this property well wor-
thy the attention of any person who wishes
to vest money in LANDS in the neighbourhood
of Lynchbufg.
A private sale of tile whole or any part of
the land would be preferred hGt should il
not be disposed of Gn which case due notice
shall he giYen) previous to the 10th day of
July, if fair, ii not the first cir day thereafter,
it will be sold on that day, at public auction,
on the premises.
The terms will be liberal and made known
on application To Mr. George Wbitiocke of
Lynchburg, who is fully authorised to dispose
Of it, or the subscriber who lives adjoining the
land. EDMUNB TATE.
June g. wtds "a
g. The above sale is unayoid-
ably postponed until Tuesday thr 22d instant,
at which time It will certainly take place
EDMUND TATE.
July 4. ltwtds 90
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Notice.
Stone MasOns and Carpenters.

he Undersigned are commissioners,
appointed by court, TO receive proposals
ana contract for the building Jail in the cor
poratlon of Lynchburg The dimensions OF
,he building are 60 feet 'front.' by SIS back,
ana - feet pitch--the walls of stone, ard 4
leet thick. We deem il unnecessary TO be
more explicit in this notice, as a plan of the
building, with every particular required by
.ne undertaken, will be furnished on applicna
'oh 10 us THOS. A. HOLCOMBE,
JOHN VICTOR,
ALBIN Mcdaniel.
June Goth ts4a
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Notice.

DY virtue of a deed Of trust, executedby
ID james Hamhleton to tire subscriber and
others, hearing date the lstday of May, 1917,
and duly admitted to recotd in the county
court of Bedford TO secure the payment of
sundry debts due to Ezekiel Wilhoite, will be
SOLD to the highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on the Doth day OF this month,
a Tract or parcel Of Land,
Situate within about two miles of Liberty,
bedford CONTINUOUSLY adjoining the lands Of
tanning 800 acres, he the same more or less
wherein che said Hambeton now resides. -
This land may be considered valuable, being
of good soil and well timbered. The title is
believed to be undoubted, but the trustee will
convey such title only as is vested in him as
trustee. JAMES JOPLlNG, Trustee.
July IL wtdsf9
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Notice.

vEHE partners Of the late firm Of Ryles s.
L Mays, request all those indebted 10 them
ey note or book account, TO make immediate
payment TO the subscriber al d. g. HIN. Kyiss,
before The first Of August, otherwise no longer
indulgence aeiH be giren.
Nm B.P4TTERS0!s,, Agen'.
July 4. ,css4s
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THE subscriber, has for sale a quantity
L cfseeR cured Bac0.f, aiso some LARD.
MINER cox.
JalgA 4Svi,
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Peremptory sale OF prime
AIANN.

'INHE SUBSCRIBER, for reasons runeces-
l. sary 10 be set forth in an advertisement,
Ias resolved TO disnoSe OF abttiIt
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-03-14
IMPR!sONMEN

The Baltimore Federal Gazette men
tions TWO cases Of imprisonment for debt
in that city, for which we fear parallels
could be found in other cities. They
are as follows.
"Ihe first is of a man, probably City
years Of age, whuse residence is in the
state ofNew- FORK, where he has fami.
ly /, on casual visit to Baltimore, he
was arrested here for debt amounting
to sir dollars and some cents, being una.
BILE to pay or give security, he was COM
mitted to prison, where he has already
been confined ninety eight days, and his
creditor has paid for his support in pri.
son, upwards OF tSyefUe dollars
"Fhe other case is of a sick female,
seventeen years Of age, who has been
coufiDed Tor upwards of two weeks past,
for debt between six and seven dollars ;
although in i'll health, her accommoda.
tons are similar to those of the aged
male debtor-food and fuel are carefully
supplied by the sheriff, but clothing, a
bed or even a blanket are not allowed by
law TO the unfortunate debtor."