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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
TO THE NEW YEAR.
BY WIN. RAY.

Ok Nns NAY
Bright from the region of the skies,
A form descends-and 10, It's here
Pale morning opes her star like eyes,
And sees, with joy, her new born year.
The regal sire, the sun, looks proud,
Rising in majesty and might
His yesture shines golden cloud
His crown--a diadem of light.
Buf Winter, bold rebellious chief,
His stormy forces round him calls,
And trembling like the paIid leaf,
A host Of lives before him falls -
The vernal plants and summer flowers,
Whence autumn drew her richest stores,
Tainted, amidst congealing showers,
Al her inhospitable doors
And thus became an easy prey
10 rutian Winter, and are lost
No more to drink the beams OF day,
Or taste the bitterness Of frost.
Weak infant year thy doating sire
Shall wrap thee in his warm embrace
Shall rock thee by his heavenly FIRE,
And wipe the snow tears from thy face
Shall cheer thee with parents smile,
Aud teach thee ho. 10 dance along
And though cold blasts shall be, awhile.
Tie music, and thy cradle song
Soon shalt thou hear the voice Of Sprinp-.
The chant OF melody shall hear
Through all thy habt4tion ring,
70 hail thee as happy year.
Young Vernal plants shall see thee wed,
And summer roses kiss the bride
Autumn shall bless the nuptial bed,
with Joy and plenty by her side.
But thou must die, thou smiling year.
As every hapless mortal must
The hand OF time shall hull The spear,
And lay thee iteless in the dust
Thy days are numbered, and but few
Ere twice ten scores shall pass away,
Thy budding beauties, fresh and new.
Are gone-another new years day.
And who can tell but with the year
His life shall enl, perchance before.
Shall deaths appalling sentence hear
" Thy loys--thy grieIs--lhy days are DER. .
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11
SAVANNAH, Feb. L

The Enthusiastically was the coolest dav
yet experienced in our city during the present win
Ter At O'Clock in the morning the Thermome.
Ter within doors stood at IS degrees below freezing
point. Ihls morning at z o'clock, it ranged at 20
oesfees' and the weather still continues to be in
Intensely cold. Wind w. N. w, and fine clear
sky. O''"'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

On the 10th January, St. Johns IN. B. paper
says, Francis Smith, SOBER industrious man, about
81 years OF age with his son, lad about IS, left
Musquadobot on his return to Preston, when after
some time, the lad becoming nearly worn out with
cold and fatigue, the father attempted, as it is SUP
posed, to carry him, until both father and son sunk
down exhausted, and were found on the following
day, lying on the snow, within quarter Of a mile
from their own door, frozen to death.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

The following elegant lines, on what is called
worn out subject, breathe the genuine spirit Of
true poetry:
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTAL most deplorabe
accident happened to youg gentleman on Saturday
last, about O'Clock, which we mention as \ can.
ton to our itizens generally. While passing a
store on Main street, large box was thrown from
a window OF the third story by servant who was
cleaning out one OF the upper rooms The negro
either emitting to give notice to those passing by,
or not speaking loud enough TO be heard, the gen
teman was struck to the ground and his face so
shockngy maneed in all probability to dis
hgure him Tor lile-ever if no worse consequences
ensue' He was almost l'felrss when taken from
inc pavement. NoVoik Bpacon.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

The public and particularly the friends of ELIAS
Hlcks' viii be pleased to earr.l that an accurate
ana chaste engraved likeness of is eminent Gospel
Minister from the graver Of our young and highly
talented counryman, Mr.. Robert Street, will be
shoftiy presented Tor their patronage; have seen
the engraving, and were much pleased with the
faithful deIneation of feature, and genuine express
SION Of conntenance of the good and venerable SER
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-03-11

We learn from Vandalia, the seat Of covernnan,
otthe State Of Ilinoi that the new brick buildirr
erected Tor Stae Bank, was consumed by fire on
the last Tuesday of January together with all the
hooks OF the Bank and The books and records OF the
Auditors office, which was kept in the same bnild
ing also all the books and records Of the Land
Once at that place. This accident mus. be produo.
1--WE OF consequences greatly to be deprecated.
Nat. Int.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

RASfEAD, .ho ran away M NoyeIn-
a Der last. fcrperly the property OF MI A.
s PAYNE oil tnurhland--a remarkably clever
sellow. bdi egeasher--harbvred about Judge
Price : quarter 90 the s-chop corner, pf Oh.
snet aud seuHlciown.--and Supposed nov 10
: :. III. r,xer ia A boat under the uane ol Hen
~ Jones of Jsteslown, twenty dollafs re
ward vii lie given Tor bringing MIN home, or
for lol giag hun in jail il oui OF the county,
ani giving immediate notice thereof Also,
REUBEN, absent since Faster holydays, 3lt
ultima, Isougl,i Of MIR Millers estate, aooeli-
land he has wife belonging TO Mrs Parish,
near Major atan Underworld ~ .eoehisnu'
1sn dollars reward win be given for him, on
the same terms - asose.
A. Arasiead Is supposed 10 have sister ut
cue Of tie tHyerns IN Winchester
4. FERGUSON
Weslbam Collage,
lIeniiep, April Ia. WV 10
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Lottery .ad Exehange ofice, Id, Market
BALTIMORE,

Lottery s.ad Exchange Ofhce, lla, Market.d.
BALTIMORE.
Where the great capital prizes IN BOTH
THE LAST LOTTERIES, were sold, aud
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PRIZES HAVE
BEEN SOLD TEAM AT ANY OTHER OF.
FfcE IN AMERICA.
Orders from any part Of the United States
by mail (post paid) Ur by private conveyance,
enclosing the cash or prizes In any Of the Ball
tiniore Lotteries, win meet che samc prompt
and puneeial attention, as Il on personal NJ.
rlicaiioil, addressed 20
!, |. COHEN, Jr.--- Baltimore.
TT COHEN'S LOTTERY Gazette and Regis'
ter which Is published every week, will con
tain the oiicial lists Of each dSwing of the
Grfad state aud Monument Lotteries, md will
be forwarded gratis TO all who purchase their
tickets nj coHENs OFFICE Those who
wish to receive the Register, viii mention II
when they send on their orders.
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YURNPIKE STOCK


vISiiE creditors OF Mr.. WALTflAL HoL,
IL CoMBE are requested TO attend on the
9Th day of October next, with their claims du-
" authenticated, that the amount OF debts
may be known, by which time il can be the
betterknown when the crop (now alikely one)
can be got TO market, The creditors shall
share IT, and then the time and place shall be
agreed upon for sale Of so much of the es-
tate as shall pay off the debts and il any
claim be objected 10, II may AT once be refer
red, so as to avoid any thing like law suit
JUDITH HoLCOMBE, .4dprr
July %.
Iuntlerstand that | am one OF the executor
named in the will OF Mr.. fIOicorbc, but us /
cannot net onnocount of the distance ind my
public duties, win nevertheless advise Ms.
Iolcombe, my niece, IN doing speedily whit
ever law and Justice require Of her, for Ne
creditors of Mr. Holcombe and il they win
forbear, until their claims can all be mAde
known to her, she will, have no doubt do
them prompt justice.
CREED TAYLOR.
July %. w4wH lp2
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FEMALE EDUCATION.
MIR. BALL

NTILL open SCHOOL IN This place,
w On the .fJsf Monday IN septsmbsr, for The
reception Of young ladies fIeiusipeiy. As he
Intends spery pupil alail be under his oun i'm
mediate insrucfsOn, no more sfiH be reeeirta
than ear weH be attended 10.
TERMS or TUITION
For Reading, flirting aud .irifhmeiie, sig q
SESSION. For arithmetic, Engfist GraHHtar ana
geography, wth me use Of The GLOBES, Sl5.--
For Rhetoric, Hisiory, .9sronemy, Moral Phiio
sophy, &c. SF Sls. For my or all q The abor'
branches, NTH The rndimeats Of The French ana
Latia languages, $50.
dasy e(fhe young ladies rho may aoish u, ear
be accommodated nth good board, IN respectable
famiiiss Strict attention wHi be paid 10 h'
moral d,portmsnt of NE scholars.
Re1treaces 10 me Reu. J. s. LEE,
Rec. ID. WTLLIyiJnS,
s. N0WLff, Esq.
Mr.. j. H0LLENS.
july q. ffis 100
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MEssRs. james sawyers, e. William

MESSRS. james Sawyers, g. William
1Nl Sawyers, administrators of William
Crane, take notice, that on Friday Abe 18th
day OF September next, at the hodse of Sa-
muel PannIl, in the county of Cahpbell, in
the state of Virginia, shall proceed to take
the deposition OF WIN. Smith, to be read in
the trial of suit in chancery, depending in
the county court OF Pittsy lvaniaj in which
I, us Executor OF David Pannill, an the com
plainant and you arcthe defendants, AT which
time and place youcan attend IL you please.
Your obedient servant
SAMUEL fANN7LL,
Executor of David Panhill deceased.
August l. w4w 90
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Farm Mills.

THE subscriber haring Ledsedh The Farm
i MILLS, IN The county Of amherst, takes
This method Of informing the public, that he
nishes to purchase wheot, 10 be delivered either
nj he mid Mills, or al his L,naber-house, IN The
iown Of Lynehburg, where me best eush prizes
that tie Richmond market riH justify, nil nf-
rays be gisen. Those teho choose 10 haee their
phsat ground on COMMUNION, ran be aeeommo
dated on tie usual terms Of milling.
HENRY S. Ly9JNGHOR.N,E.
NJ A liberal price will he gwen for Sc.
COND MILLER.
July 35. 6lsW
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As proiessor OF Music

lie deems II needless, AT this time, 20 advert
20 his meihad; a sketch OF which, has already
appeared inn former advertisement, butwhich
will be amply demonstrated, on any instru-
mcnt, during his course of instruction, lie
has already engaged several young ladies as
pupils, aud proposes to commence the session,
on his return, IN the early part of Augnsi
next, nj the Female Academy under the su.
perin,endency of Mr. Henry siorri. aud nj
any otherpoint wherea class may be formed,
either inthe town, or any moderate distance
IN the country.
j. A. S. has on hand an extensive selection
OF modern music, Italian, French, and Ens
4ish, with every necessary requisite fortbe add
Vantage of his pupils. lie hus also agents, AT
the North, To procure any kind of music or
musical instrument that may be application
N. B.-Application can be made, in the
mean time, 10 Mr.. Henry NORRIS, at the aca
deny orio MIR. Davidson Bsadlute, Lynchburg
Jnne y lotfs AZ
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That valuable Farm,

1r;as 81 The winters of Goose creek, ad.
sp;sias Ine lands oil b. A E,ison. aud CAPT.
4 n1ey. ana Anpsn by tie name Lush.
- ass IN ilie possession Of William. ,. alief-
~,sn. Ta.s arm l. a,olerablc ofjef--iias On
II .asnsef1able iN elnng house, and oihef he
r.e.see on hsnsrs, ani containing bti"een
sosl sad lnhlaesrs; part Of WHICH = gona
enhaeco had Eos FARMER paFneulaFs1 aiiH
Il, Cant. PaschAl baiord, WHO reside " ithih
xwo OF three miles % the premises, hnd WHO
\ authorised to gcnt privately, shoald ai1l''
.al,oa be made Bond With good security
will ia required i.sthe rcni, which VII be
mid annually, oasnmencitg the lst oil 'ahn.
ar. nc Il, alsa possession will be gwen Tho
The renlsrs niIl cave privilege OF so"ias grain
a. ne fan JACuB KENT,
Agent iog Jane Baford
-. a. w3w IL
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Grist and Saw Mill,

and COTTON MACHINE, all built on the la
test aud most approved plan, also new and
large stone distillery Sc feet by 80, built on
the latest and most approved plan, and sup.
piled with an abundance OF excellent water
u IS deemed useless to go into a more lengthy
detail OF this property, as il is presumed that
no person will purchase without Grst viewing
oil it.-Terms will he accommodating. Also,
one other tract lying in said county. and on
the waters of the same creek, containing $50
acres, one half of which is tobacco land. One
other tract in che county of Patrick, contain
ing 1000 acres--ei.her of the tracts will he
divided to suit purchasers, and young groes
taken in payment, JAS p. BULLOCK.
August |. w4w So
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Notice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a.
w dasas's boat at the Bason, Richmond
some time in april last, one Reg GUNPOW.
DER. Uhich was brought TO this place under
my eere, and for which Ieannos find the owner
This Is therefore TO request NE proper gunner 10
call on Benjamin a. Phiisps, Lynchb,rg,
who ,eiH deiirer said poudsr by their paying
charges SC. NATHANIEL G0OLSBY. :
Juiy3 4sit
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Notice.
The subscriber will sell great bargain in
QDO0 Acres OF lAayA.

j WING in the county of Campbell, on
south of Lynchburg There is on this tract
40o acres of openasnd lying in one body, nlI
OF which is well inclosed and produces well.
Tire rs on this tract T. settlements, all conve-
niently situated, and the most of them have
all necessary 1uthouses, and good water con-
venient, and an excellent icehouse ut one of
them ~ feet square, and "a deep, good
iblacksmiths shop and a good stand for smith,
and good stand for store or tavern, with
new house built torthe purpose. There is al
SD IN this tract a
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FreAonian Mills,

NOTICE IS hereby giren, that all tn,
4 y cells IN the Lunafic Hospital, in The cifs
Of williamsburg, are occupied, and that no more
patients Male or Femoie) ,ciH be received in
TO SAID Hospital, until some ofthe said cells ar,
caednf-dae notice Of which miH be giren.
By order Of the Court of Directors.
LEO. C. HENLEY, C. C. ID.
.7agasi l. 62,cts
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214 AUREs UE LAND.
Lost or MislaiA.

TWO Lottery Tickets, Numbers s51
- and 1905. in the Maryland State Lotterv
no 2, now drawing in Baltimore, and three
hall tickets, Numbers 927l, 9279 and 1856.
"a the Washington Monument Lottery. sixth
class, also drawing In the same city.
All persons are cautioned against tradiRs for
any OF the above listed tickets. as care viii he
taken TO stop the payment OF such nrizes "a
may be drawn 10 their Nos.
W. sNEAD, jr.
mug = 1t
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] hereby caution the public

E'ROM trading for or taking an assign
4 ment of bond executed by me to GER
Ain William Hannah, in the year 1917, to the
amount OF 522 dollars, or thenabouts, with a
credit OF 100 dollars on the back Of said bond.
'fliis bond was given IN consideration OF car
Ipenter's work, and asst vas fraudulcnty sup
pressed by said Hannah, aud suit instituted in
the superior court Of Campbell, on the account
of work which IL was intended to cover, when
judgment was obtained against me in said
snit /; Ienjoined II in the superior court of
chanccry for the Lyncbburg district Said
bond, OF cour'e, forms part OF the controver-
sy between said Hannah aud myself, and will
not be paid by me till the law makes II ueces-
sary A. S. HENRY.
August l. w2w SO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

SHALL IN future decline the practice
a OF the Law, in the counties of Amherst and
Nelson Lucas p. Thompson, Esq. will al
'end 10 my unfinished business, in the superi.
or and interior courts for said counties.
July %. ot5I
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caIiENs OFFICE,

Baltimore, July %, 1879.
Oilieial lis, Of the 9th days drawing OF the
IVA ,hingtoa Monument Lottery.
sls622 prize Of Siooo
1905 DO 100
.le44S 1910 1913 636o l54a 90
s4sos los 1874 %
siiy76 37eo l56s3
Aud 1871 prizes OF ~
an marked. sold al C0HLA7S OFFICE,
sehsre fhe cash en- be- had for the prises the
ssesaeHi Asg are draun.
Only tsn drawings rema,n to complete this
nn,rioiie scheine, aud the great capitals Of
10000, io,oo0, 10000, &c. still undrawn.
Whole Tickets, $40 Quarters, 81 90
Halves, o Eighths, 20
10 be had warranted nndsaWn. OF
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The real Estate

ottheir testator, is Of such value, that il will
be necessary to sell it, in order TO make divi.
sion, under the act of assembly, in such case
made end provided, notice is hereby given,
thht application will be made to Amherst
county court, for authority TO sell the same
aud the presence of the parties interested is
especially desired on this account. The sub.
scrIbers are anxious 10 close their adminstra-
ton on the estate of their testator, aud there
tore request the attendance of the parties IN
tterested, thatno delay may be made in that OBJ
ject. JESSE BECK,
CHAS. MONDAY, EATS
I. ). The terms of the sale will be for all
sums OF $40 and under ii, cash for all sums
over II II months credit, with bond and an
proved security. Persons indebted to the es.
tate, are requested 10 make prompt payment,
as longer indulgence cannot be given. Per
sons having claims against the estate are re-
guested to bring them forward for payment
Interest will be required from the date of the
bonds il payment is not punctually made.
c asi rsr.
July 25. wtds 81
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GARD.

John A. SC0NCIA has the pleasure
- Of informing thqrcitizens OF Lynchburg
and its vicinity, thatht the Instance OF some
oihis friends, he hos made arrangements for
the purpose OF establishing hiinsdif 10 this
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Notice.

vl'IIE partners Qfthe late firm Of Kites &
L .Moys, request all those indebted ID them
ey note or book account, 10 make im'1ediafe
papmew' 10 the subscriber at ID. &, Nm. kyle's,
before The first Of august, otherwise no'iofgsr
indulgence wiu be g,rsn.
Nm u. PATTERSON, igem.
July 4. tct,48
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FIFTY Dollars Reward,

EOR experimenting aud securing him ia
i Jail, 50 that gel hm again, II taken or
OF the State, or twenty dollars ii taken In tie
StHfc. JACK HARRiSS, a free negro, raisea
in the county OF Bedford, State Of Virginia I
hold his indentufes, dated the 2stll Octob,r
l793--said Jack Harriss was sold by order { {
Buckingham court, to pay jail tees, was pu.
chased by Stephen Pankey. from whom he
shortly runaway, was taken in the county OF
Bedford, lodged IN jail, AZ which place he Was
again sold when becunie the purchaser.
Jack Harriss is a yellow fellow, Stout made
about d feet high, between 20 AMI 40 yeafs OF
age, Processes 20 lay stone or brifk When he
left me he wore long whiskers, which cnn lie
easily cut off, his hat had lost hall the brin,.
his clothing as believe dark mixed cloth.
CLERKS OF courts where his ludeninres may lie
recorded, are cautioned against removing
them JOHN Z. GRAY.
Bedford, Feb. a. WITS %
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LaED FOR SANE.

10y virtue Of the decree of the county
~ court al Bedford, pronounced a, their
March term, 1923, in a suit therein depending
between Ely and James Hives, the undersiga
ed commissioners will, on S.'urday the Both
DAY of August next, If fair, IL not the next fair
Gay thereafter, (Sundays excepted SCH at pub
lie auction, ON the premises,
114 ACRES VE I.AND.
situate in the said county OF Bedford, on the
waters OF Beavcadam creek, adjoining the
lands OF Thomas Pearson, WIN. Jordan, John
Hayncs, George West, isaac James and Doct.
George Slower. Terms Of sale--one fourth of
the purchase money to be paid in hand--for
the balance, a credit of one, two and three
years will be given. Bond with approved Sc
eurisy will be required from the purchaser for
zach instaiment--such title only as is vested
II the subscribers will be made
JOHN PATE,
Wa. SHREWSBURY
June 3. w4w. "a
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Trust Sale Of Land.

DY virtue of deed oftrist executed TO
ID the subscribers on the 18th day of june,
1922, by Joseph King, 10 secure the payment
Of sum of money therein mentioned, due TO
Robert and James King, and Of record Ia the
clerks Office OF Montgomery county, we shall
proceed to sell, for ready money, on the pub
tic square, in the town of Christiansburg, on
the 4th day of November neat, IL being Mont
gomery courtday, that well known
Tract or parcel Of Land,
called vsuse's or the White house plantation,
lying in the county OF Montgomery, on Mea-
dow creek, branch oftle south fork OF koa-
noke, and on the south fork OF Roanoke, and
containing by survey, 800 acres. Acting as
trustee, we shall convey such title only as Is
vested In us BY said trust deed
WILLIAM b. CHARLTON, r,.1.
THOMAS BOWER, ~
July 10. w4w SO
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RUNAWAY.

- UNAWAY from the subscriber Giving
~ near Willis's Mountain, in the county OF
Buckingham) on the night of the 10th instant
n bright muIatto man, ncmed BILLY--He is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow ofspeecb, straigh,
black hair, little inclined to cnrl--can read
Il write, and very probably may have forged
pass--is about thirty-six or seven years old
and took of with him variety Of clothing,
and his books--I suspect be left the neighbor.
hood in company with white man, and that
he will attempt 20 escape 10 Ohio or the north
II taken in any OF the counties below the
mountains and secured in Jail so that get him
aguin, reward Of twenty dollars will be gi-
ven but II taken beyond the mountains, or in
any OF the border counties Of the state, or in
attempting to escape out OF the state, on
board vessel, and shall be secured in like
manner, a reward Of forty dollars will be gil
ven All masters of vessels aud others are
iorwarned from harboring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal prosecu-
ton. l.. BOILING.
may 80 w3w@ 43
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Notice,

NOtlcG,
0N Saturday the 9th day of august,
1923, at the late residence OF Wm. Tins
ley, deed. (now Isaac Tinsley's,) in Amherst
county, shall expose TO sale at auction, on a
credit until the 25th day of December next,
an the Perishable Property belonging 20 Sid
estate, consisting of horses, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation nta,e;ls. &c
Bonds with approved security will be required.
JAMES TINsLEY,
July IL aosss
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DUNAWAY from the subscriber ON the
~ 10th Of July, two negro men, NED aud
SIMON, Ned about 45 years OF age, OF dark
complexion, no particular marks recollccted.
He was purchased Of Mr.. Abner Kucker OF
Amherst, and we have reason to believe he is
IN that neighborhood, orlurking about Lynch
burg. 1t is probable he may amto get to Rich
mond as he is well acquainted on the river.
Simon Is about 45 or so also, of light com
plexion, and inclined TO be knockneed, and
struts when welking--no other mu7kreoolec-
ted. have reason to believe he is lurking
about Lynchhurg, The ebove reward will be
given, for experimenting or securing the above
negroes in JUL SO thatI get them again, aud all
reasonable expenses paid.
ALEXANDER TINSLEY.
August /. w2w So
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NOTION.

xxTILL. he rented to the highest bidder
w TOR ne ar aore years, NJ tleed' store
81 ssae<e efrek, 10 Bedford county, Va on
Saturday the saA vi August neat,
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Sto ne Masons and Carpenters.

|THE undersigned are commissioners,
L appointed by conrt, to receive proposals
and contract for the building Jail in the cor
poration of Lynchburg. The dimensions of
the building are 60 feet front, by sc back,
and % feet phch-the walls Of stone, and 4
feet thick. We deem il unnecessary TO be
more explicit in this notice, as plan of the
building, with every particular required by
The undertaken, will be furnished oifapplica-
uon to us. THOS. A. HOLC0MBE,
JOHN VICTOR,
ALBIN MCDANIEL
June Goth ,sA6