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BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.--The 5th regimen,
of Infantry. commanded by Col. George
Stewart, paraded on the morning of ii.
lst inst. The good discipline and hand
some appearance Of the corps excited The
admiration of the spectators. The HOa,
Mr.. CALHOUN, secretary of war, aud Ger
M'CoMp, being on visit TO the city, mi,
tary houors due TO their ranh were paid VI
the regiment.
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"NoR arc our b,ar. bound with victorious
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Ward Eiection.

V,HE Ward Election for nine Common
4 Counclmen in each ward, in the town
OF Lynchburg, will take place pursuant TO an
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was brought up and txaipinrd before the
Cont Martial. She listched IL the trial
with M air Of insanity, aad nhen she heard
The history, which lie gave ofhmself 10 his
defence. she ELL from her seat in fits. She
knew HIM he was her own, her eldest
son the Offspring Of guilty conncxion
with the man She afterwards married, aud
made the father Of those whom he had sent
IN blood aud distraction 10 the grave.
Thus The curse Of guilt came nj 'ast upon
thu guilty Frederick was executed, aud
the miserable parent died in all The despair
that an over burdened conscience is capa-
bic of awaking, in her old age, fearful ma.
MAC. II IL many years since was CONVEX
SAM with the scenery contiguous aud 10
the west of the Sehuykil the very spot
where they are all inferred used Ia be
pointed out, about half mile from thn
road To Darby.
-."eAe-..
military gentleman IN Paris, had inyl-
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u little sldc-table for hin, aud ordered that
he should be well attended. A large cat
however, repeatedly tried 10 take away his
on which the child, out of all pa
tencc, exclaimed, "go aud sat with my
papa you have a beard long enough
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~ Office

iRl virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10
.---e The subscriber The 18th day of July, 1870,
ny lloicdmbe Paulctt, and duly admitted to
record IN the clerks Office of Charlotte eoun.
y, Tor purposes therein expressed, shall, on
h"""g he loh day n april Dcti, il fair, if
not the next fair day thereafter, proceed to
sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, all the said
pauletts interest in his laibcr homas Panclls'
deed estate. Also, his interest OF his moth.
ers dover IN the county OF Charlotte. The
sale will take place nj the residence of Eliza
brth fanlett, III Charlotte county. Acting rs
trustee will only convey surh title rs Is vest.
ed in me under the aforesaid deed
THOMAS WOOD, Trustee.
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NTEssRs. DUDLEY CALLAwAY

M ESSRS. DUDLEY CALLAWAY
4SI aud Patty his wife late Patty Trent,
John Megan and Milly his wife late Blilly
Goodwin, Bnrd Goodwin, Spicey Goodwin,
Edllha Goodnin, Edy Burlord widow of John
Bnriord late Edy Goodwin, Louisa Goodwin
daughter Of Jenny Goodwin, who intermar.
ried with William Hughes, aud Spotswood
aud David, infant children of William Hughes
and Jenny his wife, late Jenny Goodwin. by
Jesse Beck, Their next friend TAKE I'd.
UCE-Ihhi on the 7ih day Of hplil, 1923, at
the dwelling house Of Col. Ihomas Moor. in
the county ol Bedford and state OF Virginia,
we shall take the deposition Of The said
Moore and on the 10th day of April, 1873,
nj Minor CoX's tavern, in the county of AM
horst aud state OF Virginia, we shall take Tho
dispositions OF snndry witnesses which depo.
siilons are TO he read AS evidence on tie trial
OF suit now depending in the superior court
oil chancery for the Lyhehburg district, ia
which you are Plaintiffs aud we are defend
ants. JOHN b. TRENT, IN his oun right
and as odmr. Of Henry Trend, de-.
WILLIAM TKEST,
NICHOLAS TRENT,
JAMES TRENT,
ALEXANDER TRENT,
JOHN II. TRENT,
SUSAN TRENT,
sANL. BAKER & EG0b,M hi. mg>
CHRISTIAN HORN 4. Safig his li6.
EDY MITCHELL, midow Of Tho.
mas Mitchell, deSeased,
JOS. HAWKINS d Nancy his ,c{fe.
February 81. 90 w4w
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RUNAWAY from the subscribev. IN
IA Lynchburg, on the llih January last, 4
NEGRO woman Of light complexion, named
NELLY, belonging to Capt Miles Cary, of
Campbell county. She is tail, aud has one
ancle considerably larger than the other. aud
had on blue cloth dress when she letf nv
house, The above reward will be Given If
Nelly is apprehended and confined, So Tint
the subscriber or Capt Cary can getlier again
She was raised near Hampton, TO which Mace
she may probably design 10 return.
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
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To Contractors.

I AN authorised lopurchase large quan-
iity III heart seautI,ng ouJ plank Tor Nuter
Wheels, Nater Cane, Holly, &c. deliverable
ut thc.i arm Mills, ncnr ,nehburg Immediate
application 10 be male 10
SAMUEL sTEVENS
March H. u
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4 next 10 the Farmers Bank, Min street
Lynchbnrg, which he has lued mp in II con
venieul and handsome style Tor The reception.
OF company. His table aud bar being furnish
cd III the best mnnner, he hopes ~ sbnre n pof-
ton OF public patronage, which il will hc is
constant cndcn'or to descr,e, llis stables are
we'll supplied, and his pster experienced and
attentive. ARCHIBALD HATCHER
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the Union Hotel, in the town OF Lynchb1rg,
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nil now depending in The high court of ehnn-
cefy for the Lynehburg District, wherein yon
ARE plaintiff aud Edmund Int defendant In
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day this notice is 10 continue from day TO day
Tor thee days--at which time aud place You
may attend or not. EDMUND TATE
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'Nhe toNowing property,

m 50 much thereof as viii be sufficient To sa-
lIsiy the purposes Of the trust, viz one
Grey More, i've head of Cattle, thrce Feather
Beds aud Furniture, two Walnut Tables, one
Loom, haii dozen Common Chair, . ovens
and LIDS, two Pots, all lis Carpenters 1ools,
all his Plantation Tools, two Pine Cupboards.
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commonly known by the uamc Of Edmund
sumptcr, deed, containing loo lures, be
the same, more or less, adjoining the land
ol Dickinson Jcnning and others, in the
county OF Charlotte. Acting rs trustee viii
only convey snch title ~ Is vested in me I'M
der the aforesaid deed. The snlc will be OH
the premises.
THOMAS WOOD, Tru,ee
February 7. w.,,s oy
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Notice.

Fry virtue Of a deed of trust executed to
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record IN the clerk office of Charlotte eonn.
y, for purposes therein expressed, shall, ON
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not the neN TAR day thereader, proceed 10
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or 50 much thereof as will be sufficient 10 mn.
'"et the purpose Of The trust Eleven head
N cattle, one Black Mare, one Sorrel Colt
three Feather Beds and Furniture, and one
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue of two trust deeds, OF record
I'D in the clerks Office of the county court of
Amherst executed by Merritt NJ. White, and
the said Merritt NJ and William White, shall
proceed to sell by way of public auction for
cash in the town of Bethel, on the 18th day
of May, next ensuing for the purpose OF car
rying into effect the objects OF the said trust
deeds, the following slaves, TO wit, Edward,
a waterman, George, also . waterman, Rho
da, and her child, Abby, and her two children
and Charity; or SO many of them, as will be
necessary to answer the purpose OF the SAID
trusts These negroes are all young and ex-
exceedingly valuable, and thetitles is believed
TO be indispuablc but | shall convey only
such title as is vested in me by the trnsts a
toreshid WILLIAM ARNISTEAD.
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kOR experimenting and securing him il,
4 Jail, SO that ] get him again, if taken o,,
OF the State, or twenty dollars if taken in ~
State. JACK HARtHSS, n free negro, ra;ssa
in the county OF Bedford, State OF Virgnia--T
hold his ndentures, dated the 2sth Octoher
l793--said Jack Harriss was sold by order o,-
Buckingham court, 10 pay sail fees, was mr.
chased by Stephen Pankey, from whom L..
shortly runaway, was taken in the county nc
Bedford, lodged in Jail, at which place he wos
again sold wien ! became ,he purchaser
Jack Ilarriss is yellow fellow, stout made.
about feet high, between 30 AMI DO years OF
age, processes TO lay stone or brink. When he
left me he wore long whiskers, which Gun be-
easily cut off, his hat had fost halt the krip,
his clothing as | believe dark mixed clo,l,
clerks of courts where his Indentures may he
recorded, are cautioned against removing
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