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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
TRUST SALE.

RY virtue af a deed of trust executed by
81 Christopher |. Undertake, and Polly lis
wife to Edmund Sale and the subscriber,
bearing date the Oath of March, 1921, and
duly recorded in the clerks office of the coun-
tycourt OF Campbell, TO secure the payment of
certain sums OF money therein mentioned 10
Bacon TAFT; | shall on Saturday the 2d day
OF August next ensuing, proceed to sell upon
the premises, to the highest bidder for cash,
I1cetre mt q Il acres Of Land,
being ndwhcreon said Timber lake resides
situated in the county Campbell, about three
miles from Lynchburg ON both sides of the
turnpike road, also quantity ofhonsehold and
Kitchen furniture, consisting of beds, bedding,
bureaus, chairs, tables, pots, kettles, ovens,
&c. NC. Alsoa quantity OF corn, fodder &c. or
so much thereof as shall be sufficient 10 satisfy,
and pay what may be due under said decd
The title to the above property is believed to
be lndispu,able, but as trustee the subscriber
will convey such title only as is vested in
him. VIM M. RIVES
June p. ids AZ
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Yhe following Articles.
kVE, WaN

stROM the subscriber on the night of the
18th May ultimo, DENNIS, negro man
Is or 30 years OF age, feet Is or 7 inches high.
yellow complexion, has "A dent ia his forehead
occasioned by blow, also a scar on one of
ms knees from hurt-has a good sci of teeth
bold appearance, high nose and wears whis
krrs. He took with him various clothing, and
obtained permit to pass to Mr. Matthew
iarrls's Any person who will apprehend
aid negro and confne him in any safe jail in
the United 5tates $50 get him) and give in
formation by mail, directed to MIR. BENJAMIN
Eolquett, Greensboro, Georgia, shall be libe
raliy rewarded and all reasonable expenses
pald' Dennis was purchased twelve months
past in Maryland, from a gentleman near
Frederick swn, by Benjamin Colquet. No
doubt he will change his name, ard perhaps
try TO pass for a free man
WILLIAM ALEXANDER.
June 10. w6w 10
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A LIST OF LETTERS,

Remaining ir the Pest O6ce, At Liberty, on M5
Isl dag Of JViy, ls-3,
frey. Henry Ally, Mark Anthony, Thos.
Atkinson, Thomas Alh, Miss Lucretia Allen.
B-Bedtord Clerk, Henry T. Bowles. Pow
ell Butter, Mrs Sarah Butler, James Bilbfaw
C-Horry Clark, John Crumpaker, William
c. Carter, Jasper Clayton, Erastes Case.
D--AIrs Sarah P. Diiard Michael Debo.
E-Mhchell Ewing.
F-Margaret Franklin, Deet Jas. Floyd ?,
Henry T.. Feathers, Harburt Firth.
G-John Gray, lucy Coll, Ruebin Gutry,
Thomas Grssom, Peter Gross, Doctor Eli ID.
Gilmore, Borough Gallon, James Gordon John
Gillian.
H-Robert Hardy, Joseph Hardy, Come-
lius Hoidren ., Milly Haynes, Sylvanious
Howard, Stephen Holland, Stephen Haynes,
Samuel Hathaway, Jacob Harsh, Solomon
Hardy 2
David Jones, Cadwaleder Jones, Wm.
Johnson, Thomas ii. johnson.
L--Ioel LettWich, jr, Jack Leftwich, Uriah
Leitwich, Polly Lettwich, Col Llttlebeny
LettWich, VIM. j Lewalln, Charles c. Little,
George Lambert ,.
M-James May, James MAYHEM, John Mi
lam, Poindexler Mosby, William Mead, Ren-
bin J MmrelI, John Meader, Baudy McDan-
Martin ..
N-Thomas Noell, Mrs Mary Nance
P--AIrs Ann b. Price, Samuel Pondexter,
Charles Pearoy, Erazon Payton, Jesse Pollard,
Benjamin Palmer, James Payne, VIM. Phelps,
John Pearcy.
R-Absulom Robinson, Wm. S Richardson,
William Ryan, Miss - Randolph, jesse
Robertson.
S--Ioe Scott, jr. Cowper Shelton, William
St. Clair, Nathaniel 5. Strange, Charles Stew
art.
T-William Taylor, OLYMPUS Trent, An
derson johnson.
K-Thomas J. Vaughn ?, Elizabeth Van
nerson.
U-David NJ. Wright, Lanard IL. William
son, David Wade, Thomas Wood, Archibald
Wade, James Williams, Pascheil Witt, John
Wigginton.
I-Elias Yeats
WILLIAM n. PORTER, P. NJ.
july IL. w3w49
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Notice.
June 10.

RUNAWAY from the subscriber ON the
Il night OF the 18th May last, TOM. a negro
man ~ or 20 years of age, feet, 3 or / inch
es high, copper color, stout made full face and
eyes, has small scar opposite the corner of
one OF has eyes, Gt is believed the right not
larger than pea, and perceptibe on sric, ex.
animation also, "a lump on his breast, cause
unknown has good set of teeth, a large
beard when permitted To grow, and wears
Whiskers. His clothing is not recolected.-
lie took with him razor and shaving box
ana had pass TO pass and repass until Mon
DAY morning. Any person apprehendne said
negro and combining him in any safe Jail in the
United States $50 get HIM and giving infor.
formation by mail, directed to Mr.. BENJAMIN
oolquctt, Greensboro, Georgia shall be libe-
rally rewarded and all reasonable expenses
paid. Tom is an arttul fellow, and will Doubt
less change bis name, deny his owner and try
10 pass as Tree man. lie was purchased in
Maryland about year past, from Mr.. Well
yard, by Benjamin Collquett from whom he
escaped ON the road, bun was unprecedented
and put IN Charlotte county, Va Jail, where
he called his name Elias, and said he was the
property OF MIR. White
JOSEPH MOORE
June 10 WOW 10
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RUN AVIAN.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber I

RUNAWAY from the subscriber living
Ia near Willis's Mountain, in the county OF
Buckingham or the night Of the 10Th instant,
a bright mulatto man, named BiLLY-IIe is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow of speech, straight
black hair, little inclined TO cnrl--can read
writ, aud very probably may have a forged
pass--ls about thlrty-six or seven years old
and took oil with him "A variety of clothing,
and his hooks-I suspect he left the neighbor-
hood IN company with white man, and that
ne will attempt TO escape to Ohio or the north.
II taken in any OF the counties below the
mountains aud secured in Jail SO that get him
again, a reward OF twenty dollars will be gi-
ven bat ii taken beyond the mountains, or in
any OF The border counties OF the state, or in
attempting 70 eseape out of the state, on
board vessel, aud shall be secured in like
manner, reward Of forty dollars will be 81
ven. All masters of vessels and others are
lorwarned from harboring or carving him
out OF the state at the peril of legal proseeu-
uon. l.. BOILING.
May 30. w3v+ AZ
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Bedford May Court, 1898.

Bedford May Court, 1923.
Richard Vieley, complainant
against
Cornelius Vieley, Joshua Bradley, and liar,
rett his wife, late Harriet Vieley, MiehaeA
Vieley, James yieley, Peter Vieley, and lsasc
Veley, deiendants '
IN CH4NCERY
The defendant Cornelius VIeley, not hay
ing entered his appearance, according to tue
act of assembly and the rules OF this court
and II appearing to the satisfaction OF the
court, that he is not an inhabtant nfthis COM
monweath 1t is therefore ordered, that ne
do appear here on the 4th Monday in JuIy
next, and answer the compIainants bill, ana
that copy of this order, be forthwith puU'
lished in the Virginan for two months sue
cessively, and published at the front door e.,
the court house OF said county, on two seytT'i
court days.
A copy Teste
J. STEPToE, c be.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
office.

WAS shipped Oh board OF Francis "A
w dams's bOai al The Bason, Richmond,
some time in 4o,d last, one KEY GUNPOW.
DER, tehict ioas brought to h,s place uader
ny care, md for ietica Icannoi ind the owner.
ihis Is therefore 10 request the proper o,oner 10
cnH on Beaataia a. Phillips, Lyachburg,
rho wiH detirer said potcder bg Their oaving
charges &c. NATHANIEL GOOLSBY.
Juty 8. 4SK
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Bedford uarch coart, 1898 =
Samuel Hancock and Miles Norster,
complanants,
against
isabella Worster Moses Worster, and Alex
andcr Irvine, defendants.
IN CIL3NCFRP.
The defendant Moses Norster, not having
entered his appearance according TO the act of
assembly and the rnI,s of this court, and il
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the cuurl that
ho is not an inhabitunt OF this commonwealth,
il - therefore ordered. that he 40 appear here
on The fourth Monday in June next, aud an
swer the c0mpanants' hill, an1 that copy
OF this order be forthwith published in the
Nirginiau, for two months successfully, aud
published at the front door of the courthouse
OF said county, for two several court days.
copy--iesle,
~ j. SrEProE, c. B.. {.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
Office

ON Saturday the 9th day of August,
~ 1923, at the late residence of VIM. Tins.
ley, decd. NOV Isaac Tinsley's,) in Amherst
county, shall expose to sale at auction, on
credit until the 25th day of December next,
all the Perishable Property belonging 10 said
estate, consisting of horses, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c
Bonds with approved security will be required
JAMES TlNSLEY,
Ex'or. of Wm. Tinsley, decd.
July II 49tds
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II Tract or marcel Of Land,
VIRGINIA, To wit i.

VIRGINIA, to wit:
III a Superior Court Of Chancery holden in the
torn Of Lynchburg, The 18Th day Of May,
1923,
Dudley Galloway and Patty his wife, John
Megan and Milly his wife, Burd Goodwin, Spi-
cey Goodwin, Edithy Goodwin, Edy Burford
Lawson Goodwin and Spolswood Hughes
and 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 ad-
ministrator of Henry Trent, decd. William
Trent, Nicholas Trent, James Trent, Alexan
der Trent, John II. Trent, Susan Trent Sam
uel Baker and Elizabeth his wife, Christian
Hern and Sally his wife, Edy Mitchell widow
of Thoma, Mitchell, deed. and Joseph Haw-
Ilns and Nancy his wife, Defendants.
The defendants William Trent, Nicholas
Trent, James Trent and John H. Trent, u,ho
are oGt OF this country, and against whom the
plaintiffs appear to have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent defen-
danis, still failing TO appear and answer, on
the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel, the
court doth take their bills for confessed as TO
these defendants, and the cause coming onto
be heard on the bill, answers of the other de-
PENDANTS, exhibits, and examinations of wit
nesses, was argued by counsel On consider
alton whereof, the court doth order that the
defendant, John B. Trent, do render an ac-
count OF his administration on the estate of his
intestate before the Commissioner of the court
who Is directed TO examine, state, and settle
the same, and make report thereof to the
court, with any matters specially stated,
thought pertinent by himself, or required by
the parties TO be so stated
A copy-1este
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-22
THIRTY Nollavs Reward

A RMSTEAD, who ran away Ia Noyem-
IA Der last, formerly the property of Air \.
5. Payne OF Goorhlaud--a remarkably clever
fellow, bat prtceasr--hartored about Judge
Prices quarter OF the 3-caop corner, DIR. foa-
shee 5 and Seu1letoWn--and supposed now 10
run the river in boat under The name OF lion.
ny Jones of Jamestown. twenty dullyfs re.
ward viii be given for bringing him home, or
Tor lodging him in jail, It on OF the county,
snd giving immediate notice thereof Also,
REUBEN, absent since Easter holydays, 3lst
nltimo, bought oil Mr. Miler's estate, Gooch-
ian1 he hasa vile belonging 10 Mrs. Parish
near Major John Underworld in Goochland
len dollars 'rcwIrd viii be given for him, on
the same terms - above
u Armstead IS supposed to have u sister at
one OF the tasefn5 in Winchester.
II FERGUSON
Westham Cottage,
lienrica, April 10. w4w Is
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June 13
Doct. Nenry w. Moseley

AS commenced the practice of PhuSic
n and Surgery, in the town of Liberty
His shop is above the Post Office tie win
endeavor by moderate charges and puRctual
attention to merit patronage
July H. DO aw
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Bedford Nay Ro'ts, 1923.

Bedford Nay R,}es, 1923
William Marshall, plaintiff,
against
John Morrison, John Wayne, William
WLiteley, Charles WhiteIey, aud john Smith,
merchants and partners, trading under the
styie and Grm OF William Nhiteley Is Co
defendants.
IN CH9NCERf.
The defendant John Morrison, not having
entered his appearance aud given security ac-
eording to'the act of assembly and the rules
Of this court, aud il appearing from the She
riffs return upon the process, that he is not
an inhabi,ant OF this country, on the motion
Of the plaintiff, by his attorney, II is ordered,
that the said defendant do appear here on the
fourth Monday IN July next, aud answer the
Plaintiffs bill, that copy OF this order he in
sorted in new spaper published in T.yuchlarg,
al posted mp al the front door OF the court
house for one month
eopy-Teeie,
d j. SfEProE, c. B. {.
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That valuable Farm,

lying on the waters Of Goose creek, adj
Joining The lands of b. 4 Edison, aud Capt
n oiey aud known by the name Lush
= now in the possession 81 William n sher-
man. This farm IS IN tolcrablc orier--has on
II comfortable dwelling house and other ne
eessary ont houses, aud containing between
500 aud loon acres n part OF which, is good
tobacco land For farther particular, apply
TO Capt Pesehal Bnlord, who reside within
two or three miles of tie promises, aud who
is authorised 10 rent privately, should appli-
cation be made Bond with good security
will be required for the rent, which will be
paid annually, commencing the lst of Jann-
airy next, when possession will be given: tho
the renters will haycpriyilege of SOWING grain
IN the fall JACOB KENT,
Agent for Jane Buford
June 81 w3W II
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Notice.

t'HE partners Of the late firm Of Kyles &
"A .hoys, request all those indebted to them
ey NOTE or book account, 10 make Immediate
payment 10 the subscriber at d. 8. I'm. Kvie's,
before The first Of august, otherwise no longer
Indulgence wU be glren.
July l. tets4s
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JOHN WILLS, c. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

SOMmiSSloNER OFEJCE,
Lgnchbrg, 20th June, 1923. {
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 reGuir.
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 BENAGH, Com'r.
July IL. w4w4o
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.Inly Ii
70 Nndertakers.

WlnL BE LET, 10 the lowest bidder,
at fittsylvania August court next, the
building of new JAIL, on the enarging the
present one, so as To conform to the at of
assembly, passed at the last session, regulating
the size OF iails. Also, snndry repairs andad-
ditious &c the courthouse. This is IA job vor
thy the attention of house carpenters lnd
stone masons A plan of the building vii be
submitted on that day. Bond aud secuity
will be required Of the undertaken, for he
faithful performance Of the work
WILLIAM TUNSTAEL1
TllO5. II. WOODlNG.
NM, r. CHAPLIN, Con,aisgidi-
DAVID II. CLARK, t,s
KO. COOK,
R0 WILSON,
July ls VITAE 20
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Tract or parcel of land.
IAMES Wills AND MALkER DE.

khmto WILD AND NAbk Elk DE
- JOuRNETT-Tdk Notice-1hat AT the
dwelling house OF James Old, in the county OF
Halifax, between the rising and setting of the
sun on the 10th day OF August next, will take
the dispositions OF the said James Old and O.
theirs aud On the Odd day OF August next, be.
tween the same hours, AT the house Of Benia-
min Terrell, in the county of Piusylyania,
will take the dispositions of the said Benjamin
Terrell and others ; and on the Goth day of
August next, between the rising aud setting of
the sun, at the dwelling house of Robert Kemp,
IN the county of Franklin, take the depositions
OF John Eanes and Others, to be read as evil
dence in suit now depending and undeler-
mined in the district chancery court, holden
in Lynchburg, in which | am complainant and
you are defendants, when and where you
may attend 10 Cross-exaaine the witnesses
should you think proper.
WILLIAM GUNSOE.
July IL. w1Wt 30
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LA ACNES OF NANn.

fksHE Lottery Register, recasSved Hast
A night coatainssno account of another
frawing. The Grand State Lottery drew YES
iefday G. WARD.
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HAT MaNUFaCTORY.

VIE subscriber, an experienced work
nan IN the manufacture OF Hats, has
lately established himself IN that business IN
LynchJurg, ne1i door TO the grocery of Mr..
John lloIIins. lie viii supply the public with
thai article on the cheapest terms Acquaint-
ed with the newest fashions, aud having
supply OF the best fur, carefully selected by
himself IN the northern markets, he under.
takes 10 satisfy all who shall favor him with
business, IN the beauty aud duration of their
hats. lie begs 10 Remind the public, thai ar
tces manufactured at home, under the eye of
the wearcr, and BY person who Is dependent
Tor public patronage on his skill and faith
must he superior in quality 10 the same ani-
cles, largely and Unfortunately bought in
the markets OF New York and Philadelphia
THIS consideration, III addition to the proprie-
ty and justice OF encouraging domestic work
men, and the eheapncss OF Lis hats, will, he
hopes, induce The gentlemen of Lynchbnrg,
aud the country, 10 procure their necessary
supplies from him He invites such rs need
hats, 10 call and examine lis iurs, aud speci-
mems ol his work
a He returns thanks to his friends and the
public, Tor the very liberal encouragement al
ready extended 10 him, aud informs them that
he has just received a supply of first rate ma
terials, which will be manufactured 10 order
ON the shortest notice, aud most fashionable
style. ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
July H. w4w19
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ny virtue ola deed Of trust, executcdhy
~ James liambleton to the subscriber and
others, bearing date The Isl day of May, 1917,
and duly admitted 10 record in the county
court OF Bedford, to secure the payment of
sundry debts due TO Ezekiel Wilhoite, will he
sold iothe highest bidder, for ready money, on
the premises, on the Goth day of this month,
Il Tract or parcel Of Land,
Situate within about two miles of Liberty.
bedford CONTINUOUSLY adjoining the lands Of
Capt. Benz. Rice, - Fisher and others, con
tainag 300 acres, be the same more or less
whereon the said Hambleton now resides
IhIe 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 JOPIING, Trustee.
July IL. wtds49
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Notice.
Stone Masons and Carpenters.
Trust Sale OF AlanA.

DY virtue ola deed of trust executed TO
- the subscribers on the l4th day of jane
ls22, by Joseph King, 10 secure the payment
Of sum OF money therein mentioned due TO
Robert aud James King, and Of record in The
clerks office OF Montgomery county, we shall
proceed to sell, for ready money, on the pub
lie square, in the town Of Christiansbmrg, on
the 4ih day Of November next, it being Mont
gomery eourt-day, that sell known
Tract or parcel Of land,
called Yause's or the White house plantation,
lying in the county Of Montgomery, on Mica
dow creek, branch OF the south fork Of Roa-
noke, aud ON the south fork of Roanoke and
containing by survey, 500 acres Acting as
trustee, we shall convey such title only as i,
vested in Us by said trust deed
WILLIAM b. CHARLTON, !
THOMAS BOWER, b"@eo
July IL. w4w so
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fifty Dollars Revo,a

'oR experimenting and seeur;a,t in'
'a'l 20 that get him again. i -, nm 81
.. ,ne STATE, or twenty dollars II tals, ssh ou'
state. JACK HARRfss, free men 'aaeh IN The
~ the county OF Bedford, State OF w. ~ faiset
1o 9oa us u.s.; ,pasnlures, dated Tie 2sf 0r35
Rn Ysala JACK harriss was sold by or gio,
puoN'ng ham court, 10 pay jail fee s 9,uef al
chased by stephen Pankey. from "a, = as Pun
.hoftiy runaway, was taken in the -, I'm he
bedford lodged in Jail, at which pIaeq my Of
again sold when became the pnrci.' was
JACK haifiss is a yellow fellow, s1n.,,
about 3 feet high, between 3oanl 4o 90, h.''-
~ PROCESSES 10 lay stone or bri, k. VI, III
easily cut oil, hi. hat had lost hair -. can he
ms clothing as believe dark NH 9inm.
clerks OF courts where his Indenfures ,. cob
them Iou%n itMoying
Bedford, Feb. H. nay
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subscriber, has for sale guantify
ID Of yell cured BACON, also some LARD.
.MIL.NER cox.
Jaig4. 4swls
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IL EHlNTERI
AASD FOR SAM.

DIV virtue Of the decree of the county
- court Of Bedford, pronounced at their
Narch term, 1923, in u suit therein depending
between Ely and James Hives, the undersian
Ell commissioners will, on Saturday the both
day OF August next, ii fair II not the next fair
DAY thereafter, (Sundays excepted sell at pub
nc aaction, On the premises,
3 IA ACEES OF IAED.
situate in the said county OF Bedford on the
tyaiers OF BeaYerdam creek, adjoining the
ideds of Thomas Pearson, Nm. Jordan, John
taynes, George West, Isaac James and Doct.
'ieorge Slower. Terms OF sale--one fourth of
iie purchase money TO be paid in habd-for
the balance, credit Of one, two aud three
wears will be given. Bond with approved Sc.
cifity viii he reqsired frea ihe purchaser Cor
nae'l instaineui-sueh title only as is vested
N tie subsarbers will be made.
JOHN PATE,
MATrnEW PATE. Commissioners
VIM. SHREWSBURY
June O w4ws Al
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1823-06-14
Infor nation Wanted.

I'm OF about the 18th of April last, man by
~ the name Of JOHN ericsson left Leba-
non, Illinois, and stated he was going to Ed
wardsville, and has not been heard from since.
by any OF his acquaintances. Said ericsson is
of Scotch descent, about forty years of age,
midcling size, is hard of hearing, and by pro-
fesson mason. He has left little daughter
in Lebanon, four or five years of age, and has
a son living in St. Louis. He stated when he
left Lebanon he should return in two or three
days. From the circumstances attending his
leaving Lebanon, and not being since heard
from, his friends are fearful he is dead. 1t is
supposed he had considerable money about
him. Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received, addressed to THOMAS
RAY, Postmaster at Lebanon.
Cr Printers generally are requested to give
the above one or two insertions, and by so
doing, will confer an act of charity to his
friends.
June IA. 1928.