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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-26
Yen NoAlavs NSwacN.

pUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IL in riustlv#nia county, Virginia, on Moa-
day the I'd inst. q negro boy named JORDAN,
OF yellow complexion, Ii years old, 4 feet 10
or II inches high, quite smart spoken hoy,
had ON when he left home, n pair Of blue
checked pan%taloons, a coarse cotton shirt had
no hat mir shoes, no particular marx recollrc-
ted was seen on Wednesday night the
ilth inst. AT Mr.. Swinney's, near Lynchhurg,
aud do expect he is lurking about town
Whoever may apprehend the said boy mud
deliver him to me, or lodge him in Jail So that
] get him again, shall eceive the above re.
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August 27. VISA
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BEDFORD CLERh,s OFFICE.

TE DF n CLENh - UF FICE
OCTOBER RULES, 1924.
David Crenshaw, plaintiff,
against
Milton +. Hopkins, John Crcnshnw, Samuel
II. CrenShaw, Thomas Preston and Lodewick
Mcdaniel, defendants.
IN CH4NCERY.
The defendant Milton Hopkins not being
nh iuhabitant OF This state, and entered his
appearances aud given security according 10
the net of assembly aud the rules OF this court,
II is orderei, that he appear here on the fourth
Monday IN January next, and answer the
plaintiffs biil-That a copy of this order be
forth ith inserted in one OF the Lynchburc
newspapers for two months successfully, and
posted nj the front door Of the court ouse on
two several court days.
A Copy-Teste.
Q J. STEPTOE, e. Be.
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'ermcnas Williams, defendant.


Permenas Williams, defendant.
ENRICHMENT.
II appearing 90 The satisfaction of the com,
that Permenas Williams, late et Maur, e,n,
", is dead, and thai 1homns " ouIi,m -" -,
John S Todd, Two I'll his legntces, ARE Ir.aa.
made parties TO this suit, aud That the child.
oil Elizabeth Johnston, who ARE grand cha
dren of said Pcrmcnas, aud being IN the et,,.
Of Alabama, and Polly Coleman and her Inn
band Stephen Coleman, in right oil his vG.
living in the state of Virginia, are his o,L,,,
iegatces, as appears on seire iacias returned
of this tract Of land, and Nathaniel William
OF Maury county, having been appoin,,,'
guardian of such children of said EIizaLe,i,
Johnston as are minors, and scire faci.s. viii,
such order OF appointment, having been i.
SIZED TO The sheriff of hiaury county, and M,
being returned by him, IL is Ordcr.d, thai ,ai
Stephen Coleman mud wife, and said childna
OF Elizabeth Johnston of lawful age, aud tho,,
under by their lawful guardian NatlanI. MI.
Iiams, appear al the next term of this court. IN
the first Monday in February next, and lie
made defendants at which time this cau,.
will be revived, and set Tor trinl, agreeally 10
act of assembly, in the name of said legsice,
and that a copy Of This order tie published four
weeks snccessiveiy in the following newsra.
rers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee VIZ.
ginian, Lyncbburg, Virginia and in The lie.
renee Gazette, Alabama, or any other news.
paper of thai state, three mouths before next
term aud this cause is continued until neat
Term, Nc. A Copy-Teste.
II. HAGEN, Clerk.
October 8. wSM9
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. Co.

Lave Just received from New York, n
n variety OF GOODS, suited 10 the ap.
proHching SEASON. Among them are
Brown, blue aud black Cassinetis
Figured and plain black Bombnzettes
DO. do. brown and blue do.
White, scarlet and yellow flamrcls
Figured aud PLAIN Canton Grapes, all colors
super plain black Mandarin do.
DO, vine pattern and embossed black nnd-co
lored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chintz Calicoes
Elegant GaHze liandkerchiefs, new style
Do, figured eros de Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book and Swiss Muslin,, large pat.
terms
I boxes Artificial Flowers,
Uih n general assortment Of
White and C0lorcd Domestics,
al Of ~htch zoe oBcr al orr usui io~ Prices
for CASH.
Sept. 81, Is
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Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS.

NNIE are now opening II very general
w assortment of goods, al very reduced
prices, viz
Plain aud Gg'd Bombnaettes, all shades
Caroline stripes aud Cireassian Plaids
3and ia Marine Bonbazeenes, II substsn.
tial article
Carlton Silk Robes, n new aud hand ONE
article
Splendid lig'dblack and cold Silks and Sats
tins
Rich ig'd black and white Sattins'
Elegant white Satin Robes
Grapes aud Grape Robes OF every descrip.
tioN
Black and white Grape Lei.e, a fashionable
article Tor trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment OF real London printed Ca-
licoss, with q grcn, variety &c Other
goods, n, prices well calculated TO AT
tract attention.
MckEE, ROBINSON & Co.
October 8. lsl7
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT m
JEW Y.

John T. HUNT las just received .
j splendid addition OF JEW ELRi, OF The =
test fashions, rendering his assortment Com
plete. Among other articles, he has ON has3
Gold aud Silver Patent Lever NAIglus
and SILVER PLATE cf every Dissertation
lie will dispose OF his stock ON uie nioSt M,
derate terms for cash. 81 Oct. 10
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rMe following SLAVES,
Drugs aMA Indebtedness.
xx
II
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC.4RY .4ND DRUGGIST,
LAS received directly from New York
H aud Philadelphia, "A supply of DRUGS,
and fresh Family MEDICINES, of the pnre,t
quality, which will be sold al the Richmond
prices.
Practitioners of Medicine, country mrr.
chants, aud Others who buy large quantities,
aud cannot at all times find il convenient TO
pay the cnsh, can he supplied on II liberal ere.
dit, where punctuaiiiy is observed. Families
IN this town, and lis vicinity, supplied with
medicines put up in the incest style, payable
half yearly.
He has also received, English and Amer.
can White Lead, ground In oil dry ditto
Spanish Brown, in oil dry ditto Vel.
low Ochre in oil dry ditto Spirits of
Turperiihe Linseed OH Venetian Red
Red Lead Prussian Blue, No. ! and , Su.
perior Chrome Yellow Patent Green; Snruce
yellow Dutch Pink Mineral Green king's
yellow Rose, Pink, LytIarge, English and
American V.rmilioh Ivory Black Paint
Brushes of every description English and
American Terra de Sienna Black Lead
Lamp Black Turkey Umber Gold Leaf Of
superior quality Silver ditto Spanish Viii
ting Paris ditto American Cline ~superi0-
Blue Smnlts Pumice Stone Conch Copal
Narnish Furniture ditto Gum Copal; Ground
Camwuod Stone Oclre Logwood, ground
aud in. sticks, &c. &c. together with every
other faiut and u, now in Mse. A
more complete assortment Of goods in his lire
never has been offered in this market before,
mud he earnestly solicits his friends and the
public to give him a call, to whom he returns
his g%rcatful Acknowledgements for past patron
age. Aug. II.
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10y virtue of deed of trust executed by
- James {. Moofman 10 the subscriber, for
certain rnrroscs therein mentioned, hearing
date the 10th day of October, lS23, and duly
recorded in the county court of Campbell,
shall proceed to sell, for cash, on the premi-
misses, on FRIDAY, The 2eh of October, II
fair, il not the neat tnir day thereafter, (Sun.
days excepted all Of said Moorman's inter-
esi In
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The Tract ~ A.aNa,

on which the saia Meormau nov res,des, on
Fiat creek, ~ the county ol ~tamphell, con.
tanning by a late survey, go acres. This
IHntl Is valuable, II lies in the neigl,iorhaod
az the Earlys, ~iiadens, aud others, aud ad.
rims the lands OF Smith and Jolu AleNaIticr
hheterms will be made known on The day 81
sale, and the possession Of the property gwen
nj Christmas. Acting as trustees, we stail
convey the right 10 HE land vested ia us NJ
,sastees, only, though we believe the title 10
DO undoubtedly eooh
Nm b LYNCH,
BOWLING CLARK, Trustees.
JACOB ANDEKSoN,A
@etl5. tbs 10
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ynS siItue OF n deed OF trust csaentei 10 n
- ian Ia.lur aud the subscriber hy eiirtsio-
lnHer Clark, l,.sriug dale tlle .tll uf December,
"a the guar OF uar Lord isly. aud Of ree"fd ~
The clerks ofhee of the cnnsts court oi haii'
Soners, ! SHAFT, for thr purposes tiiefe,h nieii-
toned, proceed Ia sell d, way oi pubic "ut-
lion, Tor cash, on FRIDAY, the ITO icy 81
Dcermbcr neat, i,eiorr the door OF the ! rank
lin Hotel, In the Iaar oil Lyaehharg,
Yhe Tract of Eand.
LYING and being IN the county ol Montgomery,
and state Of Virginia, known by the name Of
the BENT MOUNT AN, containing nearly
~ ,nisi aeres. TIE sale vii TAKE place ~ Tire
slssrr day, il fair, II not the neAt Tan jay, aud
tse ssfhst.iih rr will eaayey IN the purchaser
sued VILE rs is vested la him by tte said
deed.
pavfpsoS BRApFufE, Trustee.
Dcto9er Is. "tislo
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Twelve NeseOes.

Terms cash, or ioni, negotiable ut the
state Bank oi M Ma doubt is entertained
az 10 the title OF the rroNerty, yet the trustees
k,ill only convey s%reciaily Safe BY consent.
DAVID n CL ARK, audY
RICE GshLAND, Trustees.
By his rseni JAMS u. MoRtnEAp,)
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.

Holm II CASWELL POE have on
- hand II very general and extensive assert
mcnt ot l%chtrur, 400 Spanish Hides, nnd ~
bnrrels OF Tanners Oil, which vi III be sold on
the most moderate terms.
They viii give cash or heather for rpw hides
or tan on shares. wisf sept. ~
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Virginia, 10 Wit:

III a eouri holden for Phtsyirdnte county
en- Monday N. 20M day u SEPTEMBER,
1924!
Samuel Pannill and Samuel Stone, late
partners and acting aud trading under the
81, 10 aud hrm Vi Samuel Pannili o Co.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis Simpson and William Simpson,
IAuIuInlaAIa
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FDY virtue of n deed of trust To ina cxe
Nd cuied by rhilip shuster aud May hrs
vile, for the benefit of George forsliek, aud
by lac said forsiick assigned 10 Abnef An
thony, Tor the certain purpose therein sIrcid-
ID, aud Of record in the CLERKS office of the
county Of Campbell, ! SHALL N the sixteenth
DAY oi next mouth, (SoyeInber} proceed 10
"A, on the premises, to the highest bidder,
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Saw Mill,

x~A lately built, a DWELLING
~es..6 HOUSE. &c. the Land has
;,,lM some good tobacco land, aud is
.&fs1@ with the exception ai d slnall lot
OF cleared ground entirely IN tinber The title
is believed indisputable, but being only a
trustee ! shall make such Title as in me IS ves
tel. BNE EAhLN =.
Ustober 10. > 10
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TRUST sale.

10y virtue Of a Deed OF Trust executed
ID TO US, by James {, Moorman, bearing
da,e the ID October, lS23, aud duly OF record
In the clerks clhce Of the county court OF
Campbell, for the purpose of securing the
,aymeat OF sundry debts, therein particularly
named we shall, IN Monday the 10th ia,
OF November next, has,, II fair, IL not, the
hrst fair day thereafter, sundays excepted,
ra.a.l "a. all
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Tract Of lland,

}, ling ia Tic county OF Campbell ON the WA.
Ter. OF, or, rather Oh The east fork o, 4fou-
biesome creek, containing hy survey fVo "a
err On Nhirh il a
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October %
Notice.

~ ONACc.
PURSUANT to the last will aud testa-
ment of Doctor James NJ. Brow Decd
VIII be sold, 10 fhe highest Bidder, at the re.
sidehce of Mrs. Brown, near New Glasgow,
on Saturday, the 18th of November next,
the crop OF
Coon, Fodder and Oats,
the Stock. of Cattle, severeral Horses, a va.
riety of Household ant Kitchen Furniture,
plantation utensils, &c. Sc. at the same time,
n likely negro man will he sold, and several
other negroes hired among them a good
cook. The sales will be made on n credit oi
twelve mouths, the purchasers giving bonds
with good security.
A. ROBERTSON, Esr.
of. NJ. Brown, Decd.
October %. tbs II
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Fur n NM

DUNAWAY on Friday morning the 9th
i inst. from the battcnux On " hich he was
working, on James river, thirty miles above
Richmond, "A young negro man, named BOB,
about twenty years OF age, Ot small stature,
yellow complexion, straight, black hair, some
what OF the appearance ol an Indians, speaks
slowly, almost drUning, has at first view of
him II simple appearance, but ON examination
will be found 10 be shreAd and intelligent. |
do not know IF lie hs. my flesh marks about
him. lie was raised hS Mr. Jefferson, bit
Monticello, in AIhemarlt, who sold him 10
II Mr., Wheat, who sold him TO MIR. Mckinney
of charlottesville, of whom I purchased him
the first Tuesday in last month, lie has rela.
tons al Monicello, ut MIR Jet'erson's planta-
,ion hear 1tnchburg, iii Richmond, at Mir.
Thomas Mum Rondolph's plantation, near
| nckhhoe creek, n few miles above Rich.
mohd, and AT Wilton, below Richmond. |
think it most prnletble he is making his way
either 10 Albemalie, or the plantation near
Iynchhhfg. lie ran away from Mr.. Wheat
about a eur aso, and endeavored to get to
Penns. ltania, but was apprehended. | will
give | itty Dollars reward tor experimenting
and delivering him To me at the Virginia Mills,
IN the county of Buckingham, If taken out of
the state, and reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars it taken within the state,
aud secured in jail, so that ! get him again,
and reasonable travelling expenses, ii brought
home. A5BURI CRENSHAW.
Aug. II. Ntf y
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N CH.l.VCERf

The defendant Francis simpson, not Inv
ing entered his appearance aud given seenr'-
IS according 10 The act oi a1so mbly aud rules
ui this eouri, aud Il appearing To the .fes'stac'
hon o fthe court, thai le Is mol a6 inl1alitant
of this commonwealth, on motion OF the
plaintiffs, by their counsel, ii IS ordered, That
The said defendant, Francis simpson, do ny
pear here on the lirirl Monday IN January
~. II, and answer the plaintiff, bill, aud Tint a
copy of this order he iortltN ilh inserted in one
oI iLe newspapers printed in Lynchburg, for
eight weeks successfully
A~Copy-fcste,
WILL IuNSJ ALL, e.r {.
October 10. Z 10
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on Smiths river-alda TRACT on the Nar.
rond in said c~onnty--ONE IA
PROVED aud four ~uni,nproved LOTS Wv
tle town OF Leaksviil--I Horse, J cart and
Steers, a number pf Books, with = vTfie,y of
toastboid nsd.utilss "a, n,turc specified in said
- ILL
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stutfs,
4
THOMAS +. DTVAT.

= 9ibN oF III lid MUk1AhT
ON BANK SQUARE,
HAS just received, in addition TO hs
II former stock, an extensive assortment OF
DRUGS, MEkaCINES, PAINTS, OILS and
niE-SICFFS. which enables hun now tcot-
Ter t@'his friends, customers aud the public ge'
nerally, the most complete and extensive as
sortment ever before brought TO this market,
AMONG THEM ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
5000 lb. Glauber Salts, so do. Tartar Eme-
500 do. EPSON Do tie,
600 DO. Gum Shell so do. 0nick Silyer,
Lhc, 20 doz. bottles Sme'
200 do. Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oil,
100 do. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf
phor, 200 gallons Alcohof,
700 do. Jalap, 900 do. Lamp Oh
100 do. Sponge, lVO do. Spts. IAt'
i2a do. Vcrdigris, pentfne,
90 do. Calomei,
Ana every other article in his tinn, nj Of
The best quality, and for'sale at the lowest
prices fer cash, or at SIX month. to pnnctual
cus'oAiers Ssitember3.
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State OF Tennessee.

Giles Circuit Court, .iuEusi Term, 1891
john Den, lessee of john Nelson,
plaintiff,
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SHE.

! 10y virtue of a decd of t,uste-xecnted by
ID Nathaniel itives TO David II. Clark and
Rice Garland, for psIrpses therein mention
ed, bearing dst.she 10th February 1920, aud
ri record IN Rockingham county, NC. We
stall proceed to selI, at the house OF the said
Nathaniel Kves, on Monday, the ID DAY OF
JAiruary, lS2o.
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Que other Eraot,

the l"ds "lerson the said mses
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Cocn, Fodder and Oats,
TRUST sale.

October %.
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Y. XitteN & ". n. Wenry

Are Agents for the following " orks;
Edinburgh Review, IS 90
Quarterly Review 90
New Monthly Magazine, published in
London Il reprinted every month, 90
New York Medical and Physical jour
nal, edited by Drs. Francis, Dyck-
man and Beck d 90
United States Law journal and Civil
ian's Magazine, edited by several
members of the bar 90
III payable in adrance.
f. l.. and II. n. IL. receive subscriptions
for all periodical works Of merit published
in the United States.
They have always on hand all the New
Publications., and a good assortment of
standard works in all the department of
literature. Orders from distance care
fully attended to. Jan
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YenNol\ars Reward.

RUNAWAY from the subscribers, on
III or about the LIST day of February last, a
bright mulatto girl named DILCEf, belong
ing TO the estate of John Melton, deceased
She is about l6 or Il years OF age, has scar
on the side of her neck, occasloned by burn,
also one on her forehead. Her eyebrows are
remarkably large, and has down look when
spoken to- Had on when she went away, a
black homespun cotton dress and napt cotton
jacket. 1t is probable she may be lurking III
The county of buckingham, as she lived there
about two years. The above reward Will he
given to any person who will deliver the said
yirl TO the subscribers, living near Nelson
court house, or such Information given as
will secure her apprehension, and all proper
charges paid.
SPO'rSWOOD GARLAND, ET'fs o(J.
JOIE MELTON, .neHon dec.
May II. 1No9
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Journal of FOREIGN Medicine

Conducted by SAMUEL EMLlN, Jr. NJ
ID. and WILLIAM PRICE, III. ID.
a. It's title indicates, the journal now offered
to the patronage ofthe public, will be con luct-
ed entirely on the principle of Selection The
leading feature oithe plan, more diStmc tly enun-
ciated, IS TO present at stated intervals sort OF
Synopsis ofthe Foreign Magazines, Journals,
and Reviews, appropliatedto hedc'ne and its
andled Sciences.
No one will doubt thcimportance ofthis de-
sign, who Is conversant with the periodica
works oil Europe. As Is incident to such pub
LEGATIONS, the matter which they contain is alto
gether OF a MIXED nature, and of merits the most
unequal They are vast field, where golden
wheat is too often choked by useless or PERM
cious tares, aid where il imports us like the
prudent husbandman, to re Icct the one, and
hoard the other. These publications are,
moreover, at this time SO numerous, SO costly
and SO difficult To be procured. that really they
can only be consulted by large majority of the
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