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Notice.

WAS shipped on board Of Francis a
w dams's GOAT at the Bason, Richmond,
some time n, .4prii last, one keg GUNPOW,
DER, which was brought 10 This piece under
my care, and for which Ieannot fad The oianer.
THIS rs therefore TO request the proper o,oner to
coll on Benjamin A Phillips, Lyach6rg,
mho ioiI delirer said poioder By their paying
charges &c. NATHANIEL G0OLSBY.
Juty3. 4slf
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Notice

an Saturday the 9th day of August,
~ 1928, AT the late residence of VIM. Tins
ley, dec d. (now Isaac Tinsley's,) in Amherst
county, shall expose to sale at auction. on a
credit until the 25th day of December next,
all the Perishable Property belonging to said
estate, consisting of horses, cattle, household
and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, sc
Bonds with approved security will be required.
JAMES TINSLEY,
Ex'or. of Wm.'Tinsley, dec d.
July II 4otds
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Bedford Mnret Court, 1923.
Samuel Hancock aud Miles Worsfer,
conLnainanis,

tOHIIIdIHHHIbj
against
Isabella Worsier, Moses 1Vurster, mud Alex
andeF Irvine, defendants.
~ CH.3NCERY
Tho defendant Moses Worsier, not having
entered his appearance according to the act ol
assembly and the rules OF this court, aud il
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court thai
he is not an inhahitaut of this commonwealth
II Is therefore ordered, TINT be do appear here
on the fourth Monday in June NEXT and an.
swcr the compartments bill, and that q copy
Of llis order be forthwith published in the
NUginiaH, for two mouths successfully, and
published 1T the front door Of the courthouse
Of said county for two several court days.
copy --Ieste,
~ J. sTEproE, c C.
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RUNAWAY.

DUNAWkY from the subscriber living
ia near Willis's Mountain, in the county OF
Buckingham on the night of the 10th instant,
a bright muatto man, named BlLLY-He is a
stout, sensible fellow, slow of speech, straight
black hair, a little inclined TO curl-can read
y write, and very probably may have forged
pass--is about thltty-six or seven years old
and took off with him a variety OF clothing,
and his books suspect he left the neighbor.
hood in company with white man, aud that
he will attempt to escape TO Ohio or the north.
II taken in any Of the counties below the
mountains and secured in jail so thar Get him
again, d reward of twenty dollars will be ei-
ven but taken beyond the mountains, or in
any OF the border counties of the state, or in
attempting to escape cut of the state, on
board vessel, and shall be secured in like
manner, a reward of forty dollars will be gi-
ven. All masters of vessels and others are
torwarned from harboring or carrying him
out OF the state at the peril of legal proseou-
tion l.. Boiling.
May 30 w3ws "a
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EOUCAYlON

sESlIE next ,erm of r. billiards. school Will
n commence on Monday, Both instant
Terms, as heretofore, eight, ten and fifteen
dollars. No pupils admitted for shorter
''ine tnen = session OF 81 months Practical
surveying will be taught if required.
June27. @, ~
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Notice.

EVE partners Of the iate firm of Rylss &.
"a Mays, request all those indebted to then,
ey hote or book account, 10 make immediate
payment to the subscriber at D. {. I'm. Kpie's.
9efore The first Of August, otherwise no longer
Indulgence aciH be giren
July 4. tet,4s
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NaAuabAe Yract OF LlanA.

containing between 3 and 400 acres. now in
the occupancy OF Mr. Robert Grant, who has
lease Tor tive years after this en- part--one
hundred acres of which possession will be
gwen this fuil This tract OF land lies on both
SIDES OF Harris's creek, in Amherst county.
and has one Of the sirst rate mill sites on H.
and lying on both sides of the road leading
from Wares aud Crawford's Gap, 10 Lynch
hurg--3 miles from the former and 10 from
Tue latter place. II contains some of the best
tobacco land in this county. 1erms--one.
TWO and three years--with approved security,
or deed OF trust on the land TO secure nav.
hent DANIEL L. CHRISTIAN.
". BY creditors are solicited to come
ahu p'a ior themselves. ID. r. C.
suhe ~ IT. rs
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JOHN WILLS, c. C.
sCoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.

NynchbUg, 20W 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 reGur-
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 RFNAcu Ca,n,
'u'y II w4W49
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bfdf0rd hdV Hutf83 1875
William Marshall, plaintiff,
against
John Morrison, John Maynes, William
Nhiteley, Charlie Nhiieley aud John Smith
merehaIss end partners, trading under the
style and trm OF William Nhitelcy x Co
daie ndants
IN C'HANCERY.
The defendant ohm Morrison, not having
entered his Appearance and given security az.
cording to the act u assembly aud the rules
of this court, and Il appearing from the she.
riif's return upon the process, that be Is not
an inhabiiant OF this country, on tie motion
OF The plaintiff, BY his attorney II is ordered,
that ihe sad defendant Do appear here on the
fourth Monday n July neNf and answer the
plaiatllls bill, thai a copy of this order be ia.
serted lnf newspaper published in ynchbnsg,
and posieGup nj the trout ,doorpf the cuurt
house for one month.
A copy--Ieste,
42 j. sTEpfOE, {. b. c.
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No UnAertakerS.

WILL BE LET, to the lowest bidder,
w at Pittsylvania August court next, the
building OF a new JAIL, OF the euarging the
present one, so as 10 conform TO the act OF
assembly, passed al the last session, regulating
the size Of iails. Also, snndry repairs and adj
ditions 10 the courthouse. This is job wor
thy the attention of house carpenters and
stone masons. A plan of the building will be
submitted on that day Bond and security
viii be required of the undertaken, for the
faithful performance of the work.
WILLIAM TUNSTALL,1
TIlOS. II. WOOBiNG,
WM X. CHAPLIN, Commission
DAVID II. CLARK, ers
RIO. COOK,
RIO WILSON,
rniy Is vitae 80
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IN HHgScERY.


FtY virtue of the decree Of the county
I'd court OF Bedford, pronounced at their
Marrh term, ls23, in suit therein depending
between Ely aud James IIives, the undersgn
ca commissioner will on Saturday the Goth
day otAugust next, u fair, il not the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted sell at pub
lie auction, on tic premises,
Ola ACNHS NE S.A%D.
situate in the said county OF Bedford, on the
waters Of Beaveidam creek, adjoining the
lands OF Thomas Pearson, VIM Jordan, John
Haynes, George West, Isaac James aud Doet
George Slower. Terms OF sae--nne fourth of
the purchase money TO be paid in hand-for
the balance, credit of Que, two and three
gears will be given. Bond with approved Sc
curity will b. required from the purchaser for
each instalmeut--sucb title only as is vested
IN the subscriber will be made
JOHN PATE,
MATTHEW PATE. ) Commissioners.
WM. SHREWSBURY.
June Q. wIw" A
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Vhe following articles.

or so rruch thereof as win be sufficient to
pay the sum of money mentioned in said deed,
viz Two feather beds and bed clothes, Two
bedateads, one walnut cupboard, one do. fol
ding table, 3 pine tables six windsor chairs,
two split bottom do, ono carpet two ovens,
two pots, one baking oven, one pair nndirons,
three smoothing irons, one looking glass, siA
knives and forks, one dozen plates, 3bowls,
dozen cups and saucers, one tea pot, one cot
fee pot, -four tumbIcrs, three decantsrs ? tubs
two piggins, three axes, one wedding roe one
spade, one sow, one COW aud calf
WILLIAM 3. LYNCH, Trustee.
July is, wtds 80
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The following Proverty

to wit -Four feather beds and furniture, .
walnut tables, half a dozen windsor chairs,
one cow and calf, half a dozen table spoons
and lade (siIver) and one bay horse. or so
much thereof ms will be sufficient TO nav the
debt. NELSON A. THOMPSON. Trustee
July %, it, 100
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Stone Masons and Carpentets.

yHNfIE undersigned are commissioner,
III appointed by court, TO receive proposals
and eontrac, for the building a jail iIlths cor
porstion Of Lynehburg The dimensl0fs o.
the building are 90 feet front, b. 80 back
aud % feet piieb--the walls OF stone, and 4
feet thick I've deem IL unnecessary TO be
more explicit in this notice, as plan Of the
building, with every particular required ~
the undertaken, viii be furnished ON appliea-
ton tou THoS. A h0ECoMBE,
JOHN VICTOR,
ALBIH MCDANIEL.
Linz oo,h ts46
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Notice.

nY virtue of deed Of trust executed TO
ID the snbscribersby Daniel Ellis, free
man OF color, for the purpose of securing a
sum OF money due and owing TO Thomas
Humphreys, which deed is of record in the
hustings court of Lynchburg, ! shall, on Sa-
lurday the 9th day of August next ensuing
the date hereof, proceed, at tie market hou,e,
in the town of Lynchburg, to sell at puulic
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-07-25
Yhat yaluahle Farm,

living on the waters OF Goese creek, "a.
..ainiax The lands Of B. A. Edison, and Capt.
Il pfex. and known hg the name Lush
= now IN the POSSESSION Of William y. sher.
,nan. This farm Is in tolerabie ordef--has CA
ia ccmforfabled dwelling house, and other ne
efssary GU houses, alsd containing between
s.gl aaa loo acres nghFs of which, Is good
s.absoco land. For farther particulars, apply
70 Capt Taschal Buford, who reside within
two 9r Tires niles al the premises, and wlf1
is authoiise 10 rent privately, should appii'
cation be made. Bond with good security
Wilt. required for the rent. which will be
paid annually, commencing the lstot Jann'
ary nrxi,when possession will be given tho
tho renters will have privilege OF sowing greit
Snthc Tall. JACOB Mn,
Agent for Jane Bntord
Irna Ct w3w Al
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NOYICE.

WILL te reeied to the highest BIDDER
tar one or mare yeats, al reeds STORE
o. Goose crock, in Bedford county, va. On
SATURDAY. he 3osh OF August next,
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t1ESlROUS to pay my debts, shall
- offer for sale, at public auction, to the
aighest bidder, on Tuesday the 2oth day of
July INST. on The premises. that
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Notice.

pY virtue of deed of trust executed to
- the subscriber by Ellison Clark, to Sc
cure the payment of certain sum of money
therein mentioned, due to VIM. W. Perkins,
which deed of trust bears date the LIST day OF
February, 1923, and is recordedin he equity
court of Bedford, will be sold, at public auc-
ton, Tor ready money, at the market-house in
Lynchburg, on Saturday the % of August.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14

that unfortunate Island. Il Is m.
haps, OF hundreds of similar cases ~
gravated horror and woe-and. il VIZ 's
appear, has even Melted The "Sal
Turkish barbaiism 10 sense of n;,"t OF
her suaerings. p"ys'
TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAN,
Cognia, in tie interior Of La No,ole LE,
An extraordinary event has occo,,., 49,
which has been tue subject Of general soa
versation. '0a'
A Turk who was present a, the s,,t;
of Scio, brought away with him tO log
Isle Greek female whom he had m,as a's
slave, and whom he since espoussd .s a
having compelled Der to embrace n,h .s'
mechanism. uo'
One night, while the Musselmao -.
enjoying the sweets OF repose, she sei,s .,
a cutlas, and in momeu, of pbreo, ,,asa
casioned by the most horrible recoi, .e'
lions, plunged it into The bosom Of hs, '
visher. and then Withdrew il in o,ds, ~
decapitste him. From that mouen, er L. .
revenge was satiated; and nature ,s VET
Stunning ITS empire over heart he h,I
formed for love and not for crime I'a
young Sciote fell and remained lor lo "
time in . state ofinsensibiluy. Alter b,Ts
ing recovered her senses. The spectacls ~
fore her eyes chilled her heart and dsn'
we'd her of the faculty OF escaping. -.
swooned second time. and rema,osd i; u
that state long after day break. Al Ien,,h
some persons, being uneasy resolved ~
force the door Of the fatal chamber-on on No
side, they perceived the dead BODY of Ibs
Turk; on the other, female appsrenl,
waiting tor some one to arrest her. VI,
can dispose OF me tsaid she J It was wba
murdered him. They seized upon her AND md
brought her before the Pacha. is j, von
who have murdered your husbandr-'Yss
kshe replied) it was | who killed The mon.
ster, who, in my house, al Scio, mad the
barbarity 10 murder my father, mo;ker
husband and inta0t-who then carried M
of, brought me bither, and ,hou.b 10
make Turk Of me, while IN, =, tse,
and only wish to remain, a Greek Tbe
populace had assembled in order to behold
The punishment that awaited this Seio,.
but the Pacha, after having listened TO her
attehtively granted her pardon and sen,
her back to her home. 10 the great aslonl,L.
nent Of the Musselmen, WIN q verlaelex,
on this, as OF, many other OCCASIONS, have
submitted to the. will OF Providence
Respectable Turks, arrived from Coz
mia, have unanimously confirmed the con.
tents oil tins Statement.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
AFFAIRS OF GREECE.
Fran, the Charleston Courier.

The London Courier OF the Cd Septem.
Der, coDta,ng a series Of private correspon.
dence on the affairs OF Greece, dated at
Tripolitza in the month Of May last. and
appearing to be written BY an Englishman
who has given some attention TO the affairs
of that interesting country, Several facts
are stated, which we shall endesvor to
.sent as succInctly as possible to our
readers.
The communication between Greece and
the rest of Europe is very irregular. All
letters must pass through the sanitary or.
deal of France and Italy, and are opened
for the alleged purpose of fumigatioa, but
in reality to discover if they contain any
nojiiicai illusions. A month elapses, at
times ;. before any thing is Received from
the continent
The members Of the government Who
arrived at Tripolitzs from Astros, about
the beginning Of May last, have been occu..
pied 10 organizing the different branches
Of the administration, and carrying ioto
execution the plaos concerted at the latter
place. Tripolitza though nearly destroyed
during its memorable siege, now exhibits
a scene of animation and gaiety. Though
een,ral in its position, and no part Of the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
TOBACCO CROP.

The following communication - from one
Of the most intelligent planters IN Aioe.
marie, TO the Editors of the Richmond
Enquirer!
Knowing that you are glad TO have oe-
easional reports upon agricultural sub
iects, make no apology tor troubling you
with the follo~ ing account Of the most ia.
lal season that, perhaps, has ever occurred
in this part of the country The planter,
after being battered TOR time with the
most encouraging prospects oil bountifu'
return for his Iabour, as.by succession
Of unfavorable weather. had his hopes
completely blasted. The month OF >ep-
tember was one of the most unpropitIous
that is reCollected in this quarter-the
whole month not affording more than tour
or hve days OF that warm and genial sun
common at this season. and which IS Indis-
pensabie 10 the maturing Of the tobacco
crap. The consequence Of this adverse
season was, that though our crops were
very promising If we could have bad
lItle more time, yet they were made 81
backward that nothing but an unusually
late iall could have enabled Us TO seCur.
them. But so far from being thus favor.
ed, We have had the earliest and most de-
structive frost that has happened tor rs
years The month was usbered in by !.
frsshst, which destroyed a great deal %
tobacco-sDd it took its leave with XII
tng frost, which has swept every thing
before il; With the exception OF the very
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
TREATY With rHE RlCARAS.
OFFICIAL.

CAMP, 6th NEG T " o. INT AN
Near the Ricara TOWNS, Aug. !, 1898,
Whereas the Ricara nation have made
war upoD the United States, by attacking
a parry of Americans, under the DIRE non
al Gen w. n. Ashley: and hos;iiities IN
eonseousn nee thereof, have been carried on
between the same nation OF Indians AND
An. u. States: Now. therefore, Tor The pur
nose of putting al end 10 the SAID hostili-
lies, and making a 6rn aud inv'oia6ie
pesce between the said nation OF Indians
and me United States, the chiefs, head
men and warriors, OF the Ricara nation,
tor themselves and said nation: and oio
mel Henry LsvenwoIth, OF The v States
army, for and ia behalf OF the Y. states,
have made, concluded, and agreed upon,
the following articles. viz:
ARr,cLE /. The Ricara nation agree TO
restore the arms taken from Gen Ashleys
party, and such other articles OF properly
az NAV remain in their bands, which were
obtained OF Gen. Ashley 10 exchange tor
horses. :,
ARr. 2. The Ricara nation agree that
IN. navigation OF the Missouri shall not oe
INSTRUCTED By them; that all Ame rican CT
tizens duly authorized by the U. States, to
come in their country, shall De treated oy
them with kindness and civ'lityi ana 10
case any Of the nation commit acts oil Vio-
lence upon any American citizen, such IN
diyiduai shall be punished tor the Offence.
ARr. 8. In consequence OF the perfor,,
nance of the foregoing articles Ut IS agreed
that the Ricaras shall be held and trsated
as tr,ends of the United States
ARr 4. There shall hereafter be flrm
and myioIabls peace between the Ricara
nation and the United States.
In witness whereof, the parties 10 these
presents have hefsunto sci their HANDS ana
seals, the day AMI year above mentloned.
TIE Little Soldier.
Knite Chief.
Chief by Himself.
The one that Wanders.
the Crows Feather.
The Two Crows.
The Crow that Speaks.
The Big Sun.
The Mad Man.
The Big Star.
The Man that Cries.
LEAVENWORTH,
Col. Commanding 9Th Regiment.
In presence of
A. Wooiiey, Major 9Th Infantry.
John Gale, Surgeon u. S. Army.
NJ Morris. Lieut.. 9th Infantry.
w. n. Ashley.
Tbos. Noel, Act'g Adjt 9Th Infantry.
Ms Cruger, Lieut.. 9Th Infantry.
certify the foregoing 10 be true copy.
K. LOWNDES,
Abide Camp.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
INDIAN TREATY.

A le,,er received in Charleston from ST.
Augustine, dated 18th ult. says, ne
Indian, have agreed to 60 to such Places
v;,hio such limits as the commissioners
appointed by government to iorD a treaty
with them shall designate. lis presumed
,ha, thew will be located at the south point
oi Florida. rhe government OF the Unit
ted States has by tbs treaty obtained an
ACQUISITION Of valuable land, which we
hone will he soon in the market, ana mus
facilitate the rapid settlement OF FLORIDA.
The Treaty between the Florida Indians
and the United States was signed on tse
encamp,nent near ST. Augustine, on Inc
10Th ull The particular object Of 10.
Treaty !. not stated in the ST Augustine
naoer. We understand, however, tnat
The Indians have agreed to abandon nose
6ns sections of country on the Micasook'e,
Maiaboosie. and AloCbua, which they no"
occupy, and to locate themselves between
Tampa Bay and Charlotte harbor. Ihese
lands are said TO be amongst the most va
luahIe in the territory, the soil being equal
" adapted TO the culture OF sugar cane,
corn. or Sea Island cotton; and, az II Is
expected that the seat OF government ~'li
he located In their vicinity, II AFFORDS a
fine opening to az induslIiou population.
"'' " [Sau. Rspsbiicc~.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
SClO.
From the Baltimore american.


Most of our reader, will remember the
accounts which have been published re-
speeding the eDorpities committed upon
the Greeks of this unhappy island, after
the descent made upon il by the Turks
The conAagration Of towns and villages.
the general and indiscfimiDate massacre Of
tbe men. the violation OF the women, and
the transportation OF them and their
children to distant places as slaves-in
fact, every misery that could be inflicted
was called into practice, TO glut the ven
eeance Of Mahone isnisn, and to check.
If possible, the nobe spirit ofiiberiy which
impeIled the Greeks to throw of the yoke
Of tyranny and oppression under which
they had 90 long grosned.
10 The last Smyrna paper, received a,
this Office BY the brig Torpedo, we lind
detailed the following singular and affect
iDg circumstance respecting female Of
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14
Extract of q letter. duted Port au Prince
Sept, Iu, 1898.

Il herewith send you small sample Of
clones, the produce of tins island. Quere.
Ii this spice can be grown here. cannot
Florida. or The most southern part therof,
produce the like? Shew them 10 our
learn. d and much esteemed friend, Dr.
Mitchell. II it is a new thing f9f me
Doctor to see West india cloves, viii
send you history OF its rise and progress
here, rbe tree from which this sample
was taken produced 60 lbs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-10-14

Capt. M'Manners, OF the sch. Exchange,
arrived at the port OF Bath, Maine, from
Madeira, reports, that n the Goth OF Aug.
two frigates with 1907 oops, anc. new
Governor, had arrived from Portugal
The oeps landed on the day OF their arri-
val. and the Governor took quiet posses
sion of his command, on the 2Slh. The
people attributed the change 10 false intel
iigence conveyed to Lisbon, it was, howe-
yer probably in consequence OF The change
OF government at home.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-08-22
SWaim's Panacea.

vE7lIIS Medicine is offered remedy Tor crofub 4
kings evil, liberated putrd throat, long ol
ing rheumatic affections, cutanenus Diseases white wei
ling and diseases Of the bones, and, AL gencE
an ulcerous character, &c.
In all disorders arising from an impure contaminated
state Of the 5iood it will be found powerful and efcaa
remedy. The discovery of this medicine has been the Ell
feet of long and attentive Study and ii is made p
from the most decided conv!ction founded ample eXF
riencc ofits power in eraicatng those diseases cr f
ry other medicine has faiied
The proprietor give the most respectable
and in possession OF ample testimony of the most sFp
sing cures effected by the use of his Panacea its mpc
ance fully established in the minds Of the most a
nent physicians in country, be prescribed by
in the treatment Of those diseases for which is offered
la remedy. ,,l
constant supply direct from The proprietor for se'
NJ. JOHNSON, Agent
No. So, -Diarket.styeet, WlLn"5fN
Who keeps constant supply of drugs and medicines
the best quality, July 1, 1885,.