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Teas.
Teas.
II chests Young Hyson TEA,
Pacihc's cargo. imported las, month, just
received, per schr. Esther and Sally, and
for sale by SAM, MESSERSMITH.
aug FL
Land.
aug 81

SHE subscriber having inducements 70
Il raise money, would sell on very mo-
derate terms lot oil land. containing about
One Hundred e tzoenty Icres.
The quantity might probably be augment
ed, it it would better suit The purchaser,
by adding 10 it portions of land on the
the same tract, of which this bof is part
This properly lies very near the stage
road leading from Alexandra 10 Dumfries;
contains suitable portion OF wood, and
might be cultivated to advantage. For
terms apply to the heirs Oh lbe spot.
aug 2t--3l" GEORGE FOWLER.
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Notice.

TINE Legionary Court Of Ineuiry will
Il sit al at the Towo Hall, on SATURDAY.,
the 2lst INST. This Courl, for good cause
sbcwp, will remit any fine imposed by The
Battalion Courts last preceding. The
said Court may also exempt any militia.
man iIem duty on account of bodily 10.
nrmlly, and may again direct such person
10 be enrolled when able TO do duty. The
law also provides, that wien sny 6ne or
hnes shall have been collected or imposed,
ihe deilnquents shall be at liberty al any
lure within twelve Monlhs alter such i'm
position, TO apply to any OF the Leg onary
Courts to Return or Remit the same.
{. BkONAUGH. Adu.
Isl Regiment, I'd Brigade d. u. G.
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From the Baltimore .american, Aug. 90

From the Baltimore american, Aug. 20.
While our fellow citizens bail the srri-
val OF one revolutionary veteran 10 our
shores, they are called upon to lament the
departure of anOther-the amiable CHAS.
THOMSON is no more He was appoint.
ed Secretary TO the Revolutionary Con.
gress, and we were sketchi0g ia anticipa-
ton the interesting interview that would
have taken place between the hoary pa
triots. But Charles Thomson has we trust
received more cordial welcome 10 the
regions of eternal glory, compared with
which, the honors that are paid, and are
now awaiting La Fayette amount to no.
thing. He has lived the life and died the
death of christian. Divine Providence
has protracted his life to an advanced pc,
Rod, and full Of age and full of honor, he
retires from this world 10 join the saints,
angels and spirits OF just men made per-
fect.' Fayette we will venture to say.
will be powerfully affected by the death Of
this mau-amidst all the splendor by which
he is surrounded, be will drop the tear Of
affection to the memory of Charles Thorn
son The melancholy event is thus an
nounced in the Philadelphia National ia.
Zette:
"Died On Monday evening, the 18th
instant. at bis residence in Lower Merton
Township, Montgomery county, the ven
cradle CHARLES THOMSON, Esq. in
the 95th year of his age. He was one OF
the most virtuous, s:edtast, energetic and
useful patriots OF the Revolution. Few
names connected with the history OF Anne.
rican independence deserve more honor
than bis in reference both to his public
and private merits. He enjoyed as sole
Secretary of the Revolutionary Congress,
the highest confidence oil that body and OF
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aars Will be sold for cash, on the
HE premises, by the marshal, on Sa-
MssSi lurday the 7tb day Of September
Gnext, at II o'clock, ali the right
title and interest OF Alexander Perry, 10
the following property: one two story
brick house, and lot Of ground; together
with all other improvements thereon; ST.
tuated on the South side OF King street,
between Washington and Columbus SITS.
fronting on King street so feet, and run.
ming back 100 ieet. Also, one other lot
adjoining the back part of The aforesaid
lot, with brick stable thereon. Sold TO
satisfy an execution in favor OF the Union
Bank OF Alexandria.
D. MINOR, D M.
aug 8 For Il. Ringgold, Marshal.
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From the National Lntsll,gencer.

GEsrLEMEN: was gratifed the other
day on perusing in your valuable. paper
two admirable letters OF the venerable Dr.
Franklis, one addressed to Washington
the Great, the other to his greet pupil,
Lafayette 'Fbe preceding remarks with
which you accompanied the latter were
pertinent and seasonable; and hope that,
in imitation OF DR.. FraCklin's beautiful
simplicity of style. that NE the people, who
are about to make addresse 20 the same
illustrious individual, shall take the sug-
gestion into our practice. Good taste re-
volts at mereiricious diction, and that tu-
mid. pompous style which many among
US mistake for the sublime aud beautiful
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srSn The N. Y. .Msr. Advertiser, Aug. 10.
yesterday, agreeably 10 the arrangs-
rens OF the Committee, General La
- asrrE, our distinguished guest, repair
h as u o'clock, to the Governor g Cham>
NJ @r q the City Hall, where be was occu,
s 81, antil o'clsck, ia receiving the heart.
s ~. CONGRATULATIONS Of the Citizens on bis
Es M ARRIVAL, On his aliahting al the City
mai nail. DC was greeted With the cheers OF a
i . u oi citizens who bad assembled
1e raik. Wherever be moves crowd
70. ssemoled-not bali OF eur citizens have
bSosen able TO obtain q sight oil their
's'selcs' The General will be at the
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Among the general gratulatious of vel.
come, there is one OF no common interest
awaits GeneraI LA FAYETTE, 10 lis pro-
gress to the South.
Mr.. CusTIs of Arlington, we learo, is
causing to be made Ring, TO contain
some OF The hair OF the Father of the Coun-
try, and will present the same to the Ge-
neral when be shall visit the Tomb Of the
Great Chief at Mount Vernon. The hing
will descend in the family of La Fayette,
a token of the affection which subsistec be-
tween the Father and Son Of American Lii
berty
1t Is making at the shop Of Mr., Gather
in this City, will be OF plain gold, bearing
simply the inscription of Pa'rie Pater -
Tue hair derives its date from 1890, the
General being then first President of the
United States, and slightly shews the frost
OF time. vat MI
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Ia order 10 afford another specimen Of
The elesant'snd concise language hereto
tore employed by American statesmen 10
ceomphnenting Lafayette forty years ago,
send you the annexed resolutions, from
the pen OF the venerable John Jay, to-
gether with the excellent vsledictory let
ter which Gen. Lafayette addressed TO the
grand committee OF congress, in December,
1884.
Your old friend and correspondent, C..
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~ y u " MS
NEW fall GOODS.

Rich figured Gros dc Naples Robes,
do. do. white and cold Satin do.
A large assortment VI back aud iig'd Gros
de Naples, some of which viii be sold
very low,
Rich figured aud shaded Gros D'Ete, a
fashionable ARTICLE
Shaded, Onbre, a fashionable article,
Plain aud figured Bombazeites, all shades,
at low prices,
A. Rodes' plain black do,
Blakeiey's large figured do. some La
Fayette patterns,
o. To 1914 MeIno Shawls,
Plain, figured aud black Cashmere do
Cotton aud worsted Hosiery, childrens' do
A splendid assortment English Thread La
ees aud Edginga,
do. do do. insrrtinss and trimmings,
Coored aud black Bombazettes and Vel
yeteens,
a handsome assortment of FIRST quality she'll
tuck aud side Combs,
Rich Ribbons aud fancy iIandkerchicfs,
London and Paris Fall Prints aud Calicoes,
Al and "a Cambrics aud Jaconets,
Cheap Book and Null Mnslins,
Carolina Pads and Clrcassian Stripes,
With numerous articles adapted 10 the
season, selected IN New York and PhiIa-
delpha, ard will be- offered at cheap rates.
Those DESTROYS ofpurehasing go cd bargains
will find them at the subscrhrrs
w. MCKEE * J. q. MEEN.
October o. tsp
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OCTOBER RULES, 1924
David Crenshaw, P'aih''h,
against
Milton +. Hopkins, John Crenshaw, samuel
H. Crenshaw, ThomasPreston and Lodo",ek
MrDnni.l defendants.
IN cTf.3fCERY
The defendant Milton Hopkins not being
an inbabtant Of this state, aud entered his
appearance and given security according to
the act of assembly aud the rules OF this court,
n is ordered, that he appear here on the fourth
Monday in January next, and answer The
plaintiffs bill--1hat copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in one OF the Lynchbnrg
newspapers for two months successively, and
posted al the front door OF the courthouse on
two several court days.
A Copy Teste.
i STEPTOE r c
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Yen Nollars Reward.

nUNAWAY from the subscriber, living
IL in PittsyIyania county, Virginia. on Mon
day the 2dinst negro boy named JORDAN,
of yellow complexion, 10 years old, 4 feet 10
or l inches high, quite IA smart spoken boy,
had ON when he left home, pair of blue
checked pantaloons coarse cotton shirt had
no hat nor shoes, no particular mark rccollec
ted.--Iie was seen on Wednesday night the
llh inst at Mr.. Swinney's, near Lynchburg,
Whoever may apprehend tlle said boy and
deliver him to me, or lodge HMM Jail so that
get him again, shall receive the above re-
ward
WILLIAM WARE.
August 81 WISE
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RASE OE TACKE'yS.

RlERSONS who intend to purchase tick.
Il cts in the Quanico Canal Lottery, fourth
class, are particularly requested to provide
themselves with them before the loth instant,
at which time they viii advance TO SO The
extensive sales which have been effected a.
broad, are calculated to render them very
scarce on the approach Of the drawing, and
consequently il would be well 10 apply be-
fore the advance takes place, in order 10 save
dollar and secure a chance
Nov. ,. ABRAM II NORTH
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PRIME GROCERIES,.
aAaitionaA Supplies .

rE'HE subscribers have lately received
u additional supplies of almost every
description OF goods in the dry goods line,
Aud among them many desirable artiel, s.,
adapted to the present season, which they
would be pleased ia offer friends and Gus
toners, at prices which they hope will
please. w MCKEE 4 J. Il. MEM
November o. tsqG
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Notice.


4 IL persons having claims against the
"A estate Of DIR. William Herefo ford, dec d,
late of'iIenry county, are requested 10 bring
them forward, duly authenticated, for ad Just
ment, 10 the subscribed, on or before the first
day of Henry January court, as after that time
the subscriber will have no resources in his
hands TO meet them. This notice will be
plead in bar against all claims brought in after
that time ROBERT q. PAYNE,
Acting 1dm'r. Of HIM. Hereford, deed.
November D. N3W"
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A. Na MOE sC.,Eta2
fIRGLNi1 LOTTERY OIIiCE, LYNCH
ETFJgE

BCRG.
Whole Tickets, So
Half do. o 30
Quarter do. %
Parcels of tickets may be had purchased
that way, they will cost S45, and are warrap.
ted To draw $50 less the Is percent. Of
Whole tickets, S2s
Han 90. il
Quarter do.
u Prizes payable 30 days after The draw,
'ns, and subject TO the deduction oil 10 per
cent
u Prizes in tie Lotteries of New York,
Jersey, Pennsylvania and MARY land, viii he
received m payment of Tickets AT this office
and any information respecting the result o
the drawing of said lottery can alu avs be OBJ
tanned.
~ Orders from The country (post paid,
will meet with prompt attention, il directed
to the truly lucky Office of
ABRAM II. NORTH.
OctOhpr C6
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Permenas Williams, defendant

PermenGs Williams, defendant.
ENRICHMENT.
II arpearing To The satisfaction of ,bo
that Permeuas Williams, late Of Aiaur, I'M
", Is dead, aud thai Thomas NouIs,..Oai.
John Todd, two al his Iegatees arr. I.' and
made parties 10 this siiii. and that lbe 81; eeny
of Elizabeth Johnston, Who are grand sie.H
dren of said Perlnenas, and being in tLo s nm
of Alabama, nnd Polly Coleman aud he, Gle
baud stephen Coleman, III right of ms a apr
living in The STATE OF Virginia, are his -
legatees, as appears on stire laeias r.t,,s u.
OF this tract oil land, and Nathaniel y ;iT..'a
of Maury county, having been apa,;,si
guardian of such children OF said i.,,g''tsea
Johnston as are minors, and scire fartas ,'.,a
such order OF appointment, having be.n
sued TO the sheriff OF Manry county. and =,
being returned by him, II is order,d 0,, . a4
Slephen Coleman and vile, and said tI;,Jea
of Elizabeth Johnston of law full age. md H.
under by their lawful guardian NathanI ~
iiams, appear al the next term of thi, com,
the first Monday in February neSt. ana "a
made defendants at which time this Coz e
will be revived, aud set Tor trial, aereeasl, o,e
act of assembly, in the name Of said leoa,sa"
aud that a copy OF this order be published 6s,
weeks successfully in the following new.sa
pers The Nashville Wing, Tennessee n,
ginan, Lynchburg, Virginia and in Tho III
renee Gazette, Alabama, or any Other ns,r.
paper OF lhai state, three months before me-.
term aud this cause is continued onlil mo-,
term, NC. n Copy--Ieste.
II. HAGEN, CLERK.
Octoper D. HSNp
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GROCENN STONE.
GROCERIES,.

The .toiioWing list composes part Of ms
supply;
700 sacks Salt best Liverpool filed,
10 hhds ST Croix, Muscoyado and Orleans
Sugars,
40 bags prime green Coffee,
4 few bagsold white do
80 bbls LOAF Sugar, assorted qualities,
80 boxes best Imperial and Gunpow der Teas,
OF the present years importation,
90 casks Cheese,
10 boxes spermnceti and Tallow Candles,
10 kegs DupOnfs +. +. +. Powder,
900 pair coarse winter Shoes,
Cotton Warn, of all numbers,
Best Spanish Cigars,
Molasses, Tanners OIL, soal Leather,
Iron, Steel, Indigo, Pepper, Aispcc,
lind general assortment Of LiQG ORS.
All which have been laid in on sueh. terms
rs 10 warrant the assertion that he cannot nor
viii not be undcrsold by any house in the up
per country, he therefore asks n emil from his
old customers, aud all other dealers in his
line, confident he will be able to please them
both in quality and prices.
CHS. l.. DIBRELL,
Opposite the Virginia Bank.
November2 1921
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For Rent.
EDUCa'HiO.S.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, who has
n had several years experience IN teaching
the Greek Latin and English languages, A.
rithmetic, &c. wishes 10 engage as an inslrue-
tor for the ensuing year. He has ia possession
satisfactory testimony of his character aud
competency, given by gentlemen we'll known
for their literary requirements. A letter di-
rected to A. b Lynchburg, will be promptly
attended To.
November 8. w3wsl3
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Carpets and Cloths.

ps. superGoe and fine Carpets, just reed.
On hand a parcel Of Cloths suitable for SER
wants clothes, 3s. Cd. pr. yd. which dealers
are invited To examine ut
MCKEE X MEMS.
November 0. ts2G
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Ny. PauA G. CabeA

OFFERS his services as PHYSICIAN
oAND SURGEON to the citizens of Am
herst. Ills residence is in New Glasgow,
whore he may be found Mt any time.
NoVcmber5, wtsl3
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NV SIC, as n Science.

shtlIE subscriber intends positively TO re-
a move from, this place as soon as his Sc
co1id session expires. Persons wishing 10 pro.
III by his mode OF tuition should therefore
make Immediate application. lie has II large
collection OF MUSIC, aud MUSlCAi4 In
sTRUMENlS on hand which he will dispose
of on Liberal terms, A discount will be made
10 those Who purchase 10y the quantity.
JOHN A SCONCIA.
November 3. tsi3
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WINTER GOODS.

EtlHE suhscribt are now opening n very
IA general assorlnentol STAPLE GOODS,
among which are the following.
Sd 10 aud i2.J Rose Blankets, tow char
ged
Superior Ionden Dulile and Point Blankets,
all sizes,
Napt Cotton, OF the most approved marks,
Shepherd and Hoist London superfne Cloths,
(equal To any ever impored,G
Do do CaSsimeres, striped and plain
A large assortment Irish Linens,
pnd o. Irish Sheeiings, Of approved bleach,
Elegant figured Silks Some entirely new pat
ternSN
Plaid foptins, handsome article,
Beauhinl Circassian llaids,
ga curtain Calico, new style, and very SUI
perior,
White Ball Fringes, aud Toilet do
> WIN general assortment of other Goods
selected reeently nj New York. from the In
test inporls,ions from England, France, Sc
all al which they iitend to sell at HE most
reduced prices Tor cash.
MCKEE, RoBlNaoN & co
Octooer ~ tsl2
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LAND FOR SALE.

a HIlE subscriber offers for sale, a TRACT
- OF LAND, ir'the county of Bedford, on
Little Otter, containing I'll acres. There ore
30 or 10 of rich bottom, on a creek running
through the centre OF the plantation. The
upland is good, aud II considerable portion of
excellent tobacco land To clear. Ii is kind
soil, easily cultivated, producing Gne crops,
and within mile and half of the town Of
Liberty where there isalways market for all
surplus, corn. oats, hay, &c &c. made ON the
plantation. Numerous fine springs, and every
der rinlinn OF fruit irecs
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SWANS CELEBRATED
II ANITA lsya Al

60 justly esteemed for the cure o
~ scrofna, kngs.Evil, Rheumatism, u
GERS, lromels, audall diseases arising from AT
impure State of the blood but more cspeci
ally for Syphieles, Mercurial Diseases
As this Medicine is SO h9htyreeommendet
by some OF tue first Medical characters in tnt
United States, such as Chapman, Gibson, &c
IT can be safely taken IN the above diseases
For sale at the Philade phia prices.
WALTER u. MIDDLETON.
Sept %. Is 10
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Noung Slaves,

tn vit. Phil. Isaac, som, Jim, Eliza, Safy
and Amelia. or SO much thereof will be
necessary TO satisfy the purposes OF the sald
trust. Acting Us trustees we shul convey sun
w. GEO. TONNES,
A. G. sHELsoN.
or,olo.o Ntds IL
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Trust SALE.

ny virtue of deed of trust executed
ID tous by DIR. Josiah Morion' aa'ea .ne
Ie,h dav of November, 1873, and duly recef'
ded in the county cont Of piitsslsania, We
shall proceed 10 sell, at public auction, Tor
cash. on Thursday The 2ad day oil December
nexi, at Naikinss store, IN Pittsy'Van'a'
L L.
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Virginia, TO Wit :

"A y AhAoS ~ NtN
At a court hOtden for PiRsyhanio county,
on .Ho"day the Goth doy q September,
1874:
Samnel Pannill and Samuel Stone, late
partners aud acting and trading under the
style and firm OF Samuel Pannill < Co.
Plaintiffs,
Against
Francis Simpson and William Simpson,
Defendants.
IN CHlNCERF
The defendant Francis Simpson, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given securi-
~ according To the act OF assembly and rules
OF this court, and il appearing TO the sasistao-
ton OF the court, that he is not an inhabitant
ot this commonwealth, on motion of the
plaintiffs, by their counsel, il is ordered. that
The said defendant, Francis Simpson, do ap-
pear here on the third Monday in January
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, anh iLnt :,
copy OF This order be forthwith :insered Inv
ct The newspapers pri"'... in Lyn;oburg I f.r
e'sh' weeks sue essvely. o.
Gopy-Te .,o
o., Will. TuNSTALL, {. &c.
~rr 10. NSw 10
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On Thursday.
'Nhe 2oth Novem'r Next.
WILL. be drawn, in the city of Rich.
w mond, the rich scheme OF the
Quanlioo Canal Lottery, 4tll class
SCHEME,
1924 prizes, 1850 tick $4,000

b924 Pt2es, 1000 hck- $1,000
This lottery is formed by tie ternary com,
bination and Formulation Of - numbers III.
fate Of the above $50, 200 will be distrilale5
in few moments by the drawing 4 nunbtg
out of p put into the wheel. AS the present
scheme varies little from the former ope
explanations may be obtained at
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The Tract OF !.hua.

ly'ng and being in he county Of ,',on,ao,,,.-o,
, a"a I.a.s OF ..rginia k...own by the name oi
s a, oI VT MOUNTAIN, containing nearly "
.,ooo .sores. The sale will take place on HE
above day, If fair, if not the next fair day. and
me subscriber will convey TO the purchaser
spoh TILE as as vested in him by the said
October To- ,,tss1o
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye-Stulls,s
g
THOMAS ]. DUVAL,

AT THE stGN OF rHr GOLDEN MORTAR,
ON BANk sQrARE,
HAS Just received, in addition 10 his
L Il former stock, an extensive assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OWLS and
DiE-STGFFS, which enables himnow To Of
fer TO hi friends, customers and tie public ge.
morally, the most complete and extensive as.
sortment ever before brought to this market.
AMONG THIN ARE TIRE FOLLOWING, VIZ s:
1900 10. Glaubcr Salts, 90 do. Tartar E,ne-
SEQ do. Epson do. tic,
500 do. cum Shelf 80 do. Quick Silver.
Lac, 90 dog. bottles A me
SEQ do Pearl Ash, rican Castor Oh
100 DO. Gum Cum 10 packs Gold Leaf,
phor, 200 gallons Alcohol,
ioo do Jn'ap, 2o0 do. Lamp Oil,
700 DO. Sponge, 100 do. Spts, Iu,
l25 do. Nerdigris, pentine,
90 do. Calomel
And every other artirle In n ;,, =, :
the best quality, end far .,lo -, ~ w. ~
i'r, ', ,or cash, or At sls mqplhs to punctuai
Segtember3.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD,
Eor a Nunaway.

DUNAWAY on Friday morning the 9th
Ia inst from the batteauA on which he was
working, on james river, thirty miles above
Richmond, young negro man, named BOB,
about twenty years OF age, of small stature,
yellow mpeAion, straight, black hair, some
what oil the appearance oil an }ndan's speaks
slowly, almost droning, has nj first view oil
him simple appearance, but on examination
will he found TO be shrewd and intelligent. !
do not know il he has any flesh marks about
him. lie was raised by MIR. Jefferson, Iat
Monticello, in Alhemarle, who sss!d him 10
"A MIR. Wheat, who sold him to AIR. Mckinney
OF Charlottesville, of whom purchased him
the first Tuesday in last month. lie has reia-
tions at Monticello, at Mr. Jeilerson's planta-
ton near Lynchburg, in Richmond, at MIR.
Thomas Mann Kandolph's plantation, near
fuckahoe creek few miles above Rich
mond, and at Wilton, below Richmond
think il most probable he is making his way
either TO AlAemarle, or the plantation near
LynchbHrg. lie ran away from Mr. Wheat
about year ago, and endeaNored 10 get 10
PennsylN ania, but was unprecedented. | will
give Fly Dollars reward for experimenting
aud delivering him 10 me at the Viz. inia Mills
in the county of Buckingham, if taken out o
the state, and reasonable travelling expenses
paid, or Ten Dollars if trkcn within the state,
and secured in jail, so that | get him again,
aad reasonable travelling expenses, il brought
home. ASBURN GRESHAM.
Aug. IL wit 3
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LA mp OIL.

4 hare reoeired supply Of ainter stra'Ht"
Spermaceti Lamp Oh, trst qualify.
Scott. WALTER Ii MlBDLElps
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Yhe YYact OF N,anA.
'Hrust Sale.

1Sf virtue of a deed of trust executed to Al
~.-> ian layter and the subscriber by Christie
pherClafk, bearing, date the 9Th of December,
in the year of our Lord 1919, and of record in
The clerks Office of the county court OF Mont
geometry, shall, for the purposes therein men
toned proceed to sell, by way of public auc-
ton, for cash, on FRIDAY, the 18th day of
December next before the door of the Frank
lin Hotel in the town oil IynchI,nro
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-12
State OF Tennessee.

Giles Ciruit Court, august Tern. ,,s.
John Den, lessee Of john Nelson.
.a,. plaintiff,