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composed oil l"o'' '"''no'a' "o""'"o'l anu
lntelll5eHt men, nom "ih19c "t'"e'"t'o'''
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NN. II. CRAWFORD.

Now Ny. Editor. AS Nj Gallatin IS Il
= fagdire from Me OLD ss0ttd,' and as II Is
Presumed nj, " licit was not the 3" elect
Vi his crimes ii 4, matter OF asiohlsh
ment 10 foreigners how he eau consent,
edarh,ios thus anu55fi IN his face, IL be-
eag, the Miit Tia, t7,~fn'd kite. NaiIe
native citilcns r., oft al sacn an as7oeltlon,
eaunot be expected 10 be c"ua,"aan,rd
by FOaLIGNEIkS
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G. ID Yg Il ~ IS

Lottery aud Exchange oiarc, ia, Mnfke'-s''
BALTIMORE.
Whore the great capital prizes in BOT II
ruE LAST LOTTERIES were sold, and
WHERE MORE CAPITAL PkiHts liANI
KET\ OBTAINED THAN Al ANY oliiEE
OFFICE ~ hAlEkit \.
Order. from any parl of the United States,
either hv mil post paid or private convey
ancc. enclosing the cash or prizes in any OF
,he baltimore lotteries, will meet the same
prompt and pnnctuai attention as II Oh per
,onal cation, addressedto
/ l. COHEN. Jr. Bn'fimOrF.
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From BcfN, london "cckig Messenger, Does.
Extraordinary Pr,Seafmeht and fortunate
escape.
About twelve o'clock on Saturday night
last, rs the family of Mr.. Elsrgood, II
puihecary, Of Park street, Gros,enor
square, were preparing Ia retire In resi-,
Mrs. E1r9ooa, hearing noise in tn, street,
desired Mr.. EIsegood 90 look eat and see
where The fire Vas, which she WAS sure
was in the immediate neighborhoad, rs a
fire engine bad stopped almost at their
own door. NJ. EI'rgood looked from III
window, aud found ,hat chariot, which
had stopped nj the house next his Own,
had caused Mrs. Elsrgoo1'a alarm The
fmly then retired. About half past two
O'clock on Saturday morning, Mr.. Else
good MAS awakened ny strong sensation
of suilucaIiop, and was immediately con
VIacra that his ROOM WAS full of smoke
lie jumped out of bed, opened the door
OF IN, chamber, but closed ii hmm diatcly
upon pcrcciyng The staircase ~ flames.
Mrs Els,good Mas, ~ the TIM, in strong
mysteries. With heavy chair Mr. III e
good brok" through a nailed ~ door.
which communicated with the adjoining
room, in which slept four of his children
aad Il maid servant. To escape WAS the
next puint TO be considered, when he Tor
tundtrly rrcoliectrd that three years
before, he h7l FROM preseatlncnt PROV
died "A rope with nnusc, as mode hy
which to save himself ia casc of FIRE. The
want did not fofcrun his need. Fastrains
this round the waist of his servant, he
lowered hrr first from the roof Of the
house into the street, and IN succession !
children and Mrs. ElscEnod. FASTENING
the end of the roap to Il rdifer, he next pre-
pared 10 descend himself, aud had goue
down some fr,b Wh"n reculig, tlng thai /
h had left 4 lin box, containing deeds, /.
Iapsrs, and cash, on the paIap"t, he re !
ascended, secured it, and reached the
ground IN safety. Thru finding that one
of his children Was mis- 'lnG, he flew IL his
shop, fpand lhe dnor open, aud the child
staining insid,, h.alng run down ia" rn- .
ing staircase without apA other injury lha0
the burning OF It's cap aud tn singing al lis .
hair. y servant who Slept III the Kitchen
Vas next extIicatrd. ~ prarpt "Nrrllons /
the fire MAS almost immediately got under, /
bat a very fine lid who slept i the shop
is missing, He must have hccn Fully dies
srd. With the exception Of ms nj md T.
the hop door having beea opened from
tie inside, leaves room IL hope that i, /.
has escaped; tae causr al the fire and his
iiaapl raiauce remains ii mystery We
are sorry to add, that Mrs. ElsrGood IL
Mains alarmingly i'll.
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700 keams Wrapping Paper,
IA,nicY Nala.

llT subscriber has opened Lumber
iurd oppo tie to his aadoIrrs ship, ii
lynchhurg, where he intend, to Keep gen
eItl assornicnl OF tunber, N.jeA he vii ,r''
pn rra3ouablc terms. liz will purchase l,hnL
aud AT sorts If lumber, for winch h u
slyc liberal prices chic ~ rn,lI 81 y hhllri'
RObEki n GRAY.
Fob 70 ct
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uGICf
" CIL1A'CERI

On { he motion OF the complainant by his
counsel, who flied his bill, and it ap.
pear'ng to the satisfaction Of the court thgt
the detenH."'t cambridge CIasby i; not aninba.
Infant oil thiScommoHu ealtlr and without the
jurisdiction of this court II is ordsrcd and d.
cretd, that the defendants in this country be
res'fai"ed from paying away, secrciing, or o.
ther"lse dIsrosIng OF ANY money, proueriy or
other effects, which they now Save in their
hands, or which may hereafter come TO their
hands belonging TO the absent defendant. 10
the amount of Fifty dollars, subject to The
further order and decree of this court, conccr.
ming the same. find il a.. further ordertd, thai
the said cambridge Classy do appear heso on
the fourth Monday in November next and
answer the complnnants bill, and that co.
ny OF this order be forthwith inserted in he
q" sirginan," published in thetoun utf,n,t.
burg once a week for eight week, success.
si,Vely previous 10 that day, mud that ano
ther cory thereof be posted up at the front
door OF the court house Of this county W
some court day
\ Copy-Teste.
Sfo1SNOoD GARLAND, Clerk
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.NetS9h county, JutS CORIt, 1871.
Robert 4tires and Alexander Brown, surviv
ing partners OF Robert ltH es, James Murphy,
and Alexander Brown, late merchant, and
partners, trading under the firm ol Hives,
Murphy aud BrevH, comprnts.
against
cambridge Clasby, Mar. Casby, widow of
William CLASSIFY, dec d, " lIIiam CLASSIFY, John
Spencer and Marcy his wife, formerly Nancy
Clnsby, John staples and Anne his " lie, for
merry Annc Clasby, William Mantimy and
Polly his wife, formerly Polly Clasby, Dabnev
p Bryant ard Elizabeth his wife, formerly
Elizabeth CLASSIFY, Susannah ilales, formerly
Susannah Cia,by, Creed &. Carter aud Polly
his wife, Formerly Polly Cinsby, md Martha
CLASSIFY, William CLASSIFY, John CLASSIFY, Virginia
and Elizabeth CLASSIFY, james Classy and Ro-
Bert Casby, infants aud heirs oil Thomas
Clasby, deed, lay Creed {. Carter, specially
assigned their guardian, dcfts.
~ (H.iNCERY
On the motonof the compainants. bv their
counsel, who filed their BILL and il appearing
TO the satisfaction OF the court, thai the de.
PENDANT cambridge CLASSIFY is not an inhahi-
FAINT OF this commonwealth, and without the
jurisdiction of this court; it is ordered ar /
decrccd, that the defendants IN this cci,utrv
be restrained from paying'away, ..sr crctiuy or
otherwise disposing of, any mrncy, propertv
Oh other effects, which they may have in their
hand 5, or which may Hereafter COME To- Their
hands, helonglnn to the absent defendant. 10
, e. amount 81 venty dollars, subject TO the
lu''nef order and decree of this court, con-
csr"nS the same and it is further ordered,
that me said absent defendant cambridge
, CLASSIFY do appear here on the fourth Mon.
day in November next, and answer the
bill of the compliments, and that "A cory Of
/ this order he forthwith inserted in "tlfe Fir-
! -, - Ill al, q
| once week for eight weeks, successively,
previous to tile said day and that another
copy thereof he posted up at the front door
| of the courthouse of this county ON some
court day. cory-Teste,
| 3 SPOTSNOOD GARLAND, Clerk.
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office.

TIE subscribers having removed 6osl
l. this PLACE, earnestly request all those
indebted To them, Ia come forward ahd settle
their accounts as speedily "A. possible. II. they
are DESTROYS to close the business ut he con-
ccrn.
We nave appointed Mr.. Calvin Tate y
Mr Ammor Aancock, to settle and adjust al
deois due us The books and papers will 10
kept az the store OF Ncssrs. Hancock X BroNH
CAMPBELL Il GREENNAf.
August %. tc4W 3
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Notice.

N Young Gentleman from The North, Of VI.
lTsA hcral ednealuu, who has had much e>s
puricneein teaching, aud come higlhy recoma
lptnded,ii drsirous ul obtaining II situation
as an Instructor IN II p,ihllu school or private
family Any enquiries Tor further information
addressed Ia the Rev. Siia, G. Freeman, Am.
hers, court hoaae, will be communicated 10
hun 3tAil September H.
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TIE SIBSCRIBERS,

FINDER Tie frm al bRAHf't IL =
L 1oNPhlNs, Viii establish, On ilie lon
ia. II tbs month. ~ 4nGfION IND CT
.AiR.iL cOa.ufSSTON BUSINESS, in the
town 81 Lynchbarg, in the house nov oecn-
~ by Mr.. JelfH tobusen, at the upper end
af the tewn Consigners oi Goods are assur
81 thai every ekerlion viii be used tas lhetl
interest aud the utmost pnueidnlity obSef' 81
Ia romilfances We will ll<o attend TO thu
..8e ol ltetlaud pefsonth l.staie ia of near tl'e
town On the customary terms aud to The
shipping Of country produce and other nn'-
cirs 80 Richmond aud IL the receiving oil
Gpods 10 be loru arded 10 the wr,i.
ARCHIBALD BHADFl IL.
OF AtL!.s I0NlfktN5.
September T. to
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Not G

> hereby given That ell he CtHs IN lie
u Ln"diic fibAP'tol, inthe ciiy Of u iaiam..
ChfS, are 0ccIg5itd, and that no more patients,
Male or female,) will be received into SAID
Hospital, until some OF the said Cells are val
rnn', due notice OF which viii be gi>cn
By order q Ire Court II Dirtctors
LEO. HENLEY, c. CD.
Williamsburg, Feb 27.
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One Yvact.

Wherein he NOW resides, in amher.l count,
distant Il miles from Lynctiberg and lu iroi
Amherst court house, knowai,y Tie name :.
GRAItMs COVE, continuing 1850 acf,.
between J aud Juo OF Which IRE. eirarrd :
This land lies well aud is ia good heart. II
dwelling house i, conl,1ia,,c anI con, eilielI
and has attacked tu it the Ieeessar, :,
houses, orchards, It. There Is let a Iar.
portion OF good tobacco land 10 clear. y, liz
is very heavily tinlbeied. Tie Whole trae
: nil .rnf,.r,I
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NOTICE

Citi2rps of tlte L. stnl,s having olrims.
under The treaty of Ghrnl, 'fot Slaves, and
other Pri,atr Property, taken from them
during the late war brtnee the United
States and Great Britain, are hereby nol-
fed, that the D,fniiire Lid required by
the suhioIn"d article Of The Convention ri
ST. Petersburg, will be land before The iolnt
commission lor asorIiainIng and d"ter.uln.
ing the amount ofsach claims, at lis meet
ins, IN this city, on the 9th Of December,
in the present year that snch ~ have moi
already exhibited lhrif claims, aud the e,i.
dences Of them, Ia Ibis Department, may
do so before thai time.
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Al A MEETING

nF the President and Directors or the
" Lynchdsrg y Salem 1,rapike Compare
nj the Franklin Hotel in L,nehburg, on ~
I'd day of September, lS24-
ORDERED, that the Stockholders Oh tie
i>1nch6urg and Salem Turnpike ComYGG5 pay
To the treasurer, on or before the l2i, day o.
october next (nest month"; Ten Dollars %
each OF their severa. shares of stock.
! Sept. 10. w,l:QS
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Also, ore other Tract,

Adioiningthe above described Lind, contain.
ing upwards of 700 acres. Ou this tract H.,
arc Two settlements, Oh one OF Which Ia.
very good house, well finished, out l,,,s..
orchards a good earden, Ac. ard on n.
other comfortable dwelling house, orchard.
&c. Til, tract also adjoins the lands Of John
Shelton, Col John Amber aud Others
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'NELSO.N C9t.NTY, Lly Court, ls4.
Join Staples, comnln,pa,t

.''i'''s' complainant,
:, Dll,andridgc Clasby, Mnry Clasby, widow Of.
" William 't"sbl dec d, William CLASSIFY John
Clasby, William hlantiply and Polly Ii, vile
formerly Polly Clasby, Dahnev 2. Brynnt,pd
Elizabeth his wife formerly Elizabeth CLASSIFY,
SaIsannah iiales, formerly Susannnb ,lasly,
Creed {. Carter and Polly his wife, formerly
Polly CLASSIFY, and Martha Clasby, John Clas.
by, Virginia and Elizabeth Clasbv, Jas. Cla..
~ and Robert CLASSIFY, children and heirs Of
Thomas CLASSIFY, decd, hy Creed c. Carter,
specially assigned their guardian.
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Lynchburg Female tca...,,,,,

V>IlE principal teaccIner b. ,rr ,,h,;ani
business 49, 81 + short time on particular
the e." as seminary will moi reopen for
-. ;'d ana ;Tihtcr session, until the LIST of
Oct"hec, nj which time, the duties of the
-hnol will recommends II is n ne hoped
that this arrangement will meet the wishes
OF the friends and patron. of the Institution.
HENRY MORRIS, PRINCIPAL.
September no 10
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August y

| BY he PycSideut Of The THited States
IN pursuance of law, JAMES MoNHoE
II President of the nitcd States. do hereby
proclaim aud make known, thai ii public SALE
will be held at tie torn Of Jncksoa, the seat
Ut government N the state of Mississippi, on
The Grd .uoHdap ~ Dtrfmbcr nert, forille dis
crihcd townships and fractional townships in
the district OF lands cedetI TO theunited state
by the Choctnw Indians, VIZ.
East Of the Ncridinu Hnc Of the District Hes
Of Peuri RirG.
fractional townships Nos. II, ID, f6, & l.,
Of range No. 4
Il, Is, rs, u Il,
oi range No. D
H'e0 cf he Neridian Hjqc ofMt Choe.1u DIS
irict
townships No. 7. s, ., TO- and u,
OF range No. ]
7, s, ., aud 10, .
:, 2, aud ., 3
last Of The Meridian Line ofihe (hottale Dis.
irict.
townships No !, g, 10, II, II, of range No. |
The lauds reserved by law for the use of
schools, 'or fos other purposes, will he exclu-
dcd from the sales, which will commence.
with the lowest number of section, township,
aud rnnec, and will proceed iuPeg ular hume
rieal order
Given under my hand, Ill the City of Waah-
ington, this fifteenth day of July, \. u. lS2l
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
6EOKGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the Gen. I.Ynd Orlice
Arg. 27. Ntds 3
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FALL GOODS.
Mckee, Robinson s. co.

LAVE Just received from New York, a
j Il variety Of GOODS, suited to the APP
proach,ns .rason. Among them me
brown, blar aud black ta,,,nctts
Figured nnd plum blach'Bombnzcltcs
DO. do brohn an1 biuc do.
White, scarlet aud yellow flannels
Figured and puin Caution Grapes, all colors
super plain black Alnudafin do.
DO. VIM pattern and embossd black aud GO
iored Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Dhiniz Cnlicoes
Elegant Gauzc nandkcrchicl., noW style
10 figured eros dc Nipples, do. do.
kich figured black Satin
Figured Book aud SWi. Muslins, large pat
terms
bo4os Artificial Flower,
IH n geHfSdi dssOtinent n
White and Colored Domcstics,
III IF ,ehich zoe oGer at our usual toUc price,
jor CASH
Sent n Is
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yen NoliarS NcWacA.

y ENAW from the subscriber, living
= in piusylNania county Virginia, on Mon
,.dN the al inst. negro boy named JORDAN,
pt yellow complexion, 10 years old, feet 10
or inches high, quite a smart spoken boy,
had on when he lctt home, Il pair of blue
checked rantaluons,a coarse cotton shut, bad
no nat nor shoes, no particular mark recollcc.
die was seen on Wednesday hight the
Ith lnst. at Mr. Swinnrys, near Lynchburg,
aud do expect he IS l.rking about town
Whoever may apprehepd the said boy aud
deliver him Ia me, or lodge him in Jail 81 that
get him again, shull cceiN. the above re
ward.
WILLIAM WARE.
August -. ws3
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'NMe tUNoMing nrNpertY.
AMe following S1.ANES.
Natice.

Dl VIRTUE oi Il deed of trust executed 10
H me ny Thomas >. Holloway, and OF re-
cord in the clerks Office OF Amherst shall
sell for cash, at public auction, on the 9th day
OF October next, at the dwelling house OF the
late Thomas >. Holloway, dee'd, in Amherst
County, TWELVE VALUABLE sian Is,
hotA males and females. ] shall convey such
title 10 the purchaser a, is vested in me by
sad deed. LIhI5sif COLEMAN.
September -. Ntds1
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Notice.

4 PETITION will he presented 10 the
"A neat General Assembly forascw coun-
~ 10 be taken from the couniie, OF Prince Id
ward, buckingham, Campbell and Charlotte.
Sept ~ w3m7
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.
John u CASWELL POE have ON
y hand II very general and extensive assort-
amer OF Leather, loo Spanish Hides, aad 90
barrels OF Tanners Oil. " hich VI i'll be sold on
the most moderate terms.
They will give cash or leather for raw hides
or tan on shares Ats7 Sept. IL
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DEPARTMENT or STATE,

UqshiRgioH, 15H SEPT. 1924.
Article liI.--Nhrn The average value
of Slaves shall have been asceftalned and
fixed, the two Commissioners shall consti-
tute Board for the c%a1liHafion Of The
claims which are To- he Submitted 10 them
and they shall notify to the Secretary of
State Of The Quilted States, that thry are
ready To receive dehmliye list OF the
Slavcs and other rriN,dc property5 fer
which tlR Citizens ofihe United STATES
claim indcmniGcation; il hrina understood
and hereby agreed, that The commission
shall not take cognisancc of, nor receive.
aud that his Britannia Majesty shall not br
required 10 make compensation for, any
clalms Tor priyatvproprrit under,t beGrstEu
ficle of the Treaty Of 1heni, not Sontainrd
in the said list Aud Ills Britannia hlaies.
~ hereby engages 10 cause Ia he prgdue,d
before the commission, Is malerial toward,
ascertalning facts, all the evidence of Nhith
His Nalesty's Government may he in pos.
session, by - nrns from His Maiestbh OF
iicers, or otaerN fsr of the number al Slaves
,caui,d away. Rn the evidence So pro
ducrd, or its effectiveness, shall not 20 in
bar of any ek,im, or claims, - iirh shall be
Otherwise satisfactorily antheutvatcd
QySPublishcrs of the Laws otthe United
States in the slave holding states, are re-
ques,ed IL publish this aotice IA thor pa
pers four weeks, SUGGEST, ely.
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10y ririue ofo decd offtust orecu'ed 10
- he subscriber by H,my Lime, u. bearing
daie Hs 2ia .ingnd, ls22, and ~ reeoed N
The clerks Qfice.otthe cogHty eo,ta Of Bedtocd,
'or The purposes therein oppressed, IshaH PT0-
coed 10 SCI (ot HE GriSt Nh ofHt nM Henry
Lane, .jr) on Satardqy Me 25h ofMe present
monM (Scptcalber,) 10 The h'ghea did6t, Jo'
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Twenty DoiAars Newark.

RUNAWAY from{be subscriber ON Sun
- day night, 23d inst. my nun LODE
hi'IN. lie Is IA sleek black negro, of about y
years "i age, long fnce tHpeiiug 10 the chin,
aud slow both in motion aud speaking. lis
height is uhoat 6 feet Q or 10 inches, broa5
across the shoulders, though rather inclined
10 he slender in bod, aud liinls. Ills dr.,
NOT eAactly known, fnn ii is supposed ihpt lie
had on roundabout coat, flax and cotton
pantnloons, cotton shin, and II small fur lat.
lie took with him white cotton and linen
sum, grey cashmere i'autaFooTs, saddlcla.s
&C. lIA Ihi. sannl. nir LII La -
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THOMAS J. DUVAL,

Al THE stGg ct rnE GotpLN MORTAR,
oN lbANK sQrtRr,
MAS just received in addition Ia his
former stock, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OTIS and
DiE.STuFFS, which enables h,m nov 10 Of
ferto his friends, customer, aud the ia!;!:,: &,
nerai'y, the most complete aud extensive us
sortmeni ever beiose brought 10 this market.
AncEo THEM AHr tiiE FoLLowIvG,viz
o50o9b. 6lauber salts, 6v do Tartar Fine.
GOO do. EPSON do. tie,
500 DO. Gum Shell o. do. Quick Silver
INc, 20 .iuz hotties Anne
600 d. Pearl Ash, tic&, Castsas1H,
100 da. Gum Cam 10 packs Gold Leaf
phor, 200 gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jaiap, 200 do. Lnsn,, etl
loo do. Sponge, loo do SWs, Tur.
lo5 do. Verd,gr,, pchtis,
90 do, caomel
AMI every ,ather article in his line, all Of
the best guilty and cor sale nt the Iovrs!
rfiueS for cash, or al SIX mqnlhs to punctnal
customers September3.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
FOR IL Runaway.

DUNANAY on Friday morning. the 9th
INST from tue ba;teuuh on Whfch lie WIS
working, I'm james river, thirty miies above
Richmond, II young negro mHi., named BOB,
about twenty yenrs 81 age, OF small stature,
yellow complexion, straight block hair, sone-
what ot tie appearance OF Huindiah s, speaks
slowly, almost dfun,ug, has at first view Of
Linn aN~finpie appearance, but ON examination
IS III he found 10 be shrcWd and intelligent. |
do not know Il liz has any flesh marks about
him. lie was rnscd 10y Nj Jefferson, ~
Monticello, ia Nhcmarc, Who sold him 10
"a alr NAe0i, who Sold him 10 Mr.. aek inney
81 Charlottesville, oi whom purchased him
the first Tuesday IN last month lie haa f.la-
tons AT hon,celic, AT Mr. Jefferson. plnuts-
ton near lynchburf, III Richmond, at Mi
Iho'das Mum EHndolpI's plantation, near
luckahoe creek, few miles above H;Uli-
noud, and al Wilton, below Richmond. !
think IT most probable lie j. making his WY
either 10 Albenarle, or the plantation near
lynchhnrg. lie ran away from Mr.. Wheat
about year ago, and endcasorcd 10 ret 10
TeHnsy lvnnia, bat was appg.hended. / will
give Fifty Dollars toward tar experimenting
aud delivering him 10 me 81 the irginia Mills,
ia the county Of buckingham, If taken ont OF
the state, aud reasonable travelling expenses.
paid, or Ten Dollar II taken within sac state
aud secured in Jail, so that | get him nsnln,
and reasonable travelling expenses, If brought
home ASBlRh CltENSilAN.
Ang. II. wu 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
New and Eushionabie
GOODS.

DY The latest arrivals from New York
ID tue suhsrtihets have received additional
supplies 81 Mn AND IAsliioNAbti
GOODS, ahiciismnse lneii purchased at att
lion iof cusi, vers much below tac oidi'h' !
liriees--au,ons which afe:
Su.sthae Jinu and bisee Cloths
pp DO 80 Na'esnefes
DO tibi,si aud siipd 10 llashiona
bic siyial
4 faw piec.ss s1prfi, sik Velvet rsiing
londuI fashionable eOi9red atd :" i,'ls Mar
s,tiics
Dainask satin, new erHelc Tor sonikIheh
paniainnus
Super Cbnis eali,,- aud printed h1shns
RatI,ihu Fruits
Game Ribbons 90 handsome HHieic)
thread Edsipgs
Zelia and leierine SeHrfs
Ladies' 1hfead stocking superior qualiiy
81 heavy taiiird Bed li.kins
o. Irish Shielding
81 intu Jhteks
q . Nal,hHm Shreiihg.
While bad epibr,d Dome>tios
a handsome Assortment oi la,n and fgured
Grapes (all e0lor)
Mandarin Grape Koics
Needle wrought Muslin DO
Que cast black Lsshora lafl
Alsa, few elegant Alaatie Glas-es and iIfll
Lamps aud vprirtY 81 Other articles
entirely loo numerous trr reuild
Ne nauer ourselves thai the additions re.
Gently made Il onr iurmer very extensive
assortment renders IL superior 10 any other
IN Tvs city
The prices of our goods nave lately under
gone sneh iiniuhiion liurt peftaBsA,llo may
feel dispased Ia purchase Viii, ~ hope, find
II 10 their interest ~ give usHa call.
Ala. Nozzle q !. &. MEM.
August -. Is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-01
Wool and Wool Nolis.

lust received, 10 bags wool rolls, of ST.
- perur quality, aud few bng, oil nice
white wool. ". MCKEE q J q MEM
SEPT 10. -