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StoV me >i1Aain!

u CNAWAY the Cd OF THIS month a
in,lai'o man named MD. lie is a low
fellow, hnf has large breast md is strongly
made, II iIttir bow legged II hieh fulI forpbpSI
dark eyes holes in his ears ana n toIcrslis
sharp nhti-Wcars his hair led Lclind-hg, 3,
b"Id ana opcn counteuanGe " hcn srok.n lo
lie Is keen artlnl fellow. aud rrrhpus can
read ana write IA little. III clothing raun,t
particularly describe, tho th.rc is no doult
he rs seiftr"lIN clothed. lit has good sil,fr
watch, VITA sod or gill chain. boots. &c.
ne rode oil DARN GREY MARE. about
leet inches hleh, III good spd.r. shod before.
her shoes not much Nolr-shr j. ltngth, and
wen to1aned-and has Tie marks ii ,Icugh
gear upon her Shoulders, ahd n Can>i,frall.
scar upon enc OF thcm, hieh 0n the should,
blade, think on the rieff She Las n very
Inick tate and marc. tLeueb not very long
Hhe Is spIriied and nctiye and rides well lie
IS wen equipped tor travelling, viii saddle
rags; nis coat I'll bear skiH Niih large rapc.,
&c. have no doubt helms oEtaincdirre ma
Pc's, anu "lI' attempt 10 las as a ire man,
ana make 10 some free siRfr, ard have 10
doubt but he has altered his ua,ne uei.a
Mandy fellow, good hon.e servant. miller
and shoemaker and can turn, his hand n ony
thing, aud have no doubt bm he hasa rlrlly
ot money. will give a reward of FIFTY
bolLAKS 10 any person who " i'll deliver
nm q me, or secure him in aAy iail so that
gel HIM agnin, within this state; and if taken
without The state NBRkD DUIIALS
II secured or delivered 10 ne; and ten doals
Tor The mare ii taken within this state and de.
lN'r"d 10 me, and twenty doIlnrs il trkcn
out OF the state and returned home.
SAMUEL NORRIS
buckingham, Aug % Nts3
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la,nacr NarA.

ffHE subscriber has opcned a Lumber
Ward Opposite to his Sadder's shop, IN
Iynrhhurg, where ,he intends Ia keep u gen
eral assortment OF tiH,inr, which he will sell
ON reasonable terms lie willpufehase plank
nnd all seris of lumber, for which he " IL
give liberal fIsces efhet ia cab o. by barter,
from any persen except Joseph Clinton
KOBERfH. GRAY
Feb 20. III
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IOsEPH Chiffon will deliver planI

- oi any description H. ANY person III
1ynchhutg or .nrehborhood, except Ro h.
Gray, upon the n,0si reasonable terms. Per
Sons wanting lumber IN Lyuthbnrg will give
information 50 Charles Lcwellin. aud lhpsc
In s,e ncighborbood will apply Ia 4 > iinss
nhIIRrA ol
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one IR.iCI,

on The waters OF Little Otter, about miles
above Liberty, aud near The mann western
roa 1, containing iu5 acres, near one hall oi
which il ~ woods, aud is considered, with the
exception OF a smail part, 10 be PRIME tobac-
CO land the balance ~ plantation, sufficient
Ia work five or siA hands IL advantage, aud Is
susceptible OF grent improvements On this
farm is II comfortable DWELLING HOUSE,,
suiiioieul tor the accomNoda ION oil large
family together with oiherneces,ars eut hou-
SEES. Likewise, an AffLk aud PEACH OR
CHAhD the apple orchard is inferior, per
hap, 10 bat ie" IN this upper country. 1hIs
VA The former residence Of the lt.y. james
-ltI-LL
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JaSeVh ecnncl.

= Sfon are not AN nhahiiant OF this state,
--A-a you are hereby notified that we shall
lake The deposition OF Jane Young, at her
dwelling house IN the county of Caroline, IN
The state ot Virginia, ON the Goth day of
March next, To he read rs evidence in suit
depending IN The superior court OF law for
Amherst county, in which you are plaintiff
and we are defendants
BENJAMIN TAIIAFERRO
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
Executors Of John f0tng. deceased
February 20 2aNtw
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.MetronomicM system.

They who shall be instructed upon this
plan viii hnd Ivy practice that Music has
every advantage of a science, pleasing To
the human ear and understanding, and
that II Il not that ephcmeral mechanical
knowledge which those instructed in the
usual mode have slrposed-il.
Music, when cultivated as science, like
Mathematics aud Philosophy expands the
mind and improves the heart and DISPOSE
tlon.--Ihis method affords equal ad, aata-
gcs 10 those who.resIde IN town aud those
~ the country. Lessons lnr week, for
fortnight or for month, will be found as
beneficial as those Of shorter periods. -
He will attend 10 the instruction of midi
'lduals, or classes when may be formed
At any moderate distance from lynch
burg. lie has engaged Il skilin person to
furnish him with Mctrouomes, 70, the use OF
his scholars.
~ He has II Large assortment OF i'm.
ported Music, for the accommodation al his
pupils, and has an agent at the north, to
furnish any person with all kind of Rlnsica
instruments, Pianos, Ciarionets, Flutes, &c
&c.
4 = \ line addressed In i. A. s. al MIR
Robert Morriss's MI, meet with PROMPT
attention.
December 5. Wits 10
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AlnN OiMer VrAct.

on the waters of Bnfk creek, containing about
5ooaores, all in woods, a sfail proportion ON
ly ni which is considered tobacco lnnd OF su-
perior quality, bul ~ considerable part might
Ice justly denominatrd lolefatlc gram land, il
hes we'll. i, will aaicred, aud abonnds " th
-nACn LlEnI LImLer n.tLnD InlIA niun-
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Virginia, To wit j:

Virginia, to wit:
a Il superior court of chancery, holden
L y in the town OF Lynchburg, The 18th OF
May, 1921:
Henry .Cashwell plaintiff,
against
John Cashwell and Peter CashweIl, ex'ors
of Peter CashmeIl, deed, aud the said Peter
Casln, ell admir- of Elizabeth Cashwcll, and
the said john -Cashwell and Peter Cash~ell,
Mildred Cashmell, Charity Bourne, John Han
sard aud Judith his wife, John Bethel and
Rachel his wife, defendants.
The defendant John .Cashwell, who is out
of This country, aud against whom the plain
till appears To have proceeded in the mode
according to law against absent defendants,
still failing 10 appear aud answer, on the mo-
ton of the plaintiff, by counsel, the court doth
take his bin for confessed, as 10 that delen-
dant ,.9nd the cause coming on to'be heard on
the bill answers of the other defendants, and
exhibits was argued by counsel on. conside-
ration whereof, the court doth order that the
defendants John CashweiI aud Peter Cashwell
reader an account al their administration on
the estate of their iuiestate, aud the deien-
dhnt laster CashWeIl render an account OF bis
administration on the estate of his interstate,
before the commissioned the court, who Is
detected to examine, state, and settle the
snme, and make report thereof terhe court,
withany matters specially stated, thought per-
tinent by himself, or required by the parties
10 he 50 stated. a Gopy-Tcste,
JOHN WILLS, &C.
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Feb +.



cambridge CLASSIFY, Mary CLASSIFY, widow Of
William CIasby, decd, William CLASSIFY, John
Spencer and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy
CLASSIFY, JohmStarles q Annehis wife, formerly
Anne CLASSIFY, William Mntiply and Polly his
his wife, formerly Polly CLASSIFY, Dabhey p
Bryant als! Elizabeth his wife, formerly Lii.
zabeth Cla5by, Susanna Iiales, formerly Su-
sanna Classy, Creed c. Garter, and Polly his
vile, formerly Polly CLASSIFY. AID Martha
CLASSIFY, William EIasby, John CLASSIFY, Virgil
MIA and Elizabeth CIashy. James CLASSIFY and
Robert CLASSIFY, infants and heirs al Thomas
CLASSIFY, decd, by Creed c. Garter, specially
assigned their guardian, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
On the motion ftic eomplainanis iIy ;irr
counsel, who fled their bill, and il appearing
TO the satisfaction If the court that the defen-
dant cambridge CLASSIFY is not an inhabitant
of this commoisv calth, and without The iuIis-
eiction OF this court, II is ordered, that The
said defendant do appear here on The first dr.,
OF Afrll court next, and answer the complain
AM bill, and that a copy of this order l,c
forthwith inserted in.onc Of the new sparye,s
printed in the tcwn of Iyuchburg, once a
week for eight weeks successfully, previo nv
10 that day, and that another copy thereof he
posted up at the front door of the coirrtlltaree
al this county ON some oeuit day.
a Copy-]este.
- RIO &. CUTLER, d. c. ". c.
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'ERU ST SALE.

IN pursuance of deed of trust executed
D To the Subscribers by james {. Norman,
bearing date The I'd day OF October, 1873, aud
duly otreeord in the clerk 5 Office of the
county court OF Campbell, tor the purpose OF
securing The payment OF suhdry debts therein
specified, we shall, ON Monday the 10Th day
OF March, la21, if fair, il not the first fair day
thereafter, (Su'idays excepted) most positive
~, aud withon, amy hind of reserve, proceed
10 sell by way OF public auction, TO the high
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MarSlAal's Sale.

IN pursuance of a decree of The superior
court of ehanCery for the Lynchhurg dis
ret, pronounced on the 27th day OF October.
1873, IN the cause OF Camden against CIai.
'nrnc, the undersigned, Marshal OF the said
court, will, on Saturday the 81 dav OF urinary
next, eNposeio sale, by way of public auction
10 the highest bi der, for cash, ON the premi-
ses, OF tair,t not the neAt tair DAY thereafter.
Sundays eNceWed)
\ certain tract or parcel OF s.and,
lying in the county OF Amherst, containing
900 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands of
Mieaiah Camden lillian Stinncit, and other,
heing the land purchased of Thomas Lurnpk;n
Henry Camden, and others. Also,
The following Slaves.
TO wit Pope Nelson, Lindsay, yb.J wasb
lngion, Margaret Phnbe, Fapny. poc.r a,l
Maria, together with the h,ur..ase of the "a
male slaves, ii any. -
G. b, NoopsQN, M.L.DC.sc.
o. By cons' 1T of The s,n7fip. me ADORE
sa,' IS FostFo'.cd until 74fURSD.1Y, N.
an day cf starch nat '''
G b. NooDs0N, NJ. L. pee.
Nv" 20 Wtds
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Elus and Mack Cloths .

MCKEE, RDBLNsn.N 4 %.
lave jus, f.eai1 ed On assortment "i
4 Il CLO1a45 p,atnased much uader me
sirianz e,tst ia ~ baud, winch lit,. .7Hef at
very i3a 4so.rs iot easi-
LIN. ~ -. -
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Also, one other Tract,

Adjoining the last mentioned land, contain
#ing 3pl acres. aud bonndrd on one side by
the rnad leading from Samuel Bnrks's, tn
sgRts Gap AID the lands ot Richard ;. II.
ia, the Bethel tract, aud He lands OF John
sS.au,Hl, dec. OF this trict there are %nly
about ! 3 acres cleared. and thai portion OF II
Is we'll enclosed aud fresh II Is heavily tim
Tered aad veil wotered. and contains large
quantity OF hra rate tobacco land. This Tract
lies within one mile OF Bethel.
II the above lands Det sold privately
hefore the 10Th day of October, they will -
That day he sold palliely nj my residcnee.--
Persons s.ho may be DESTROYS OF purchasing,
- Is expected. 4Siii wish 10 view lie lands.-
They will be shown nj any lime on hppliea.
ton heinE ma &c to the subscriber
IL Terms oil sale shall be nude accammo-
dating. AMBROSE RUCkER.
February "a 2swis
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Doetor NoWei Davies,

ENpERS his thanks for the former
i I,aiinaAgs he has met viii, both ~ the
Practice ri AIr.itfinr. aiii IA The AFofheca-
rfrs bp-iue.s lie Hah,u oter- its sefticrs 4"
me people at l.suebunrg ND is neisiihor-
mood, ~ the capacity OF Physician, surgeon
40. with the assurance ou ii,s part a prompt
attention, and with ihe CONSEQUENCES 81 lhe
diGicliky oi the iines, making II necessary 10
be- as low ~ Iossiblr, ~ the charges he may
maze against tbose Nhe may employ nm,
Fresh .uedicines, Drugs, &c.
IHAYE Just recrr ed Al NY old stand,
! ~ addition tony former stock, a fresh,
general, aud extensive supply OF Medicines,
Drugs 90. hich makes my assortment very
complefe; all OF which viii positively sell
a. The lowest prices for Cosb.
Those indebted ARE requested once more 10
settle dheirrc. pective dues, AS longer delay Is
out of NY power 10 grant
Howell DAVIES.
February 10. aaf
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TRUST SAlH.

conformity To two Deed ia Trust ex-
ecuted To the subscriber by Merritt NJ.
" hI'e aud wife. and by the SAID Merritt Al
Wine aud William White, and their ni,cs
winch are recorded in,tne Clerks Office ot
Amhett county shall proceed 10 sell on
Saturday the 18th of next month. March In
the Tow" OF Bethel, TO the hishesi bidder,
Two Negroes,
Dick andDiisey, one double ridinr.. ;or am,
iia'ness, three Beds and Furniture tbrrf unr.
seS' Yen or twelve head of Cattle, about thirty
ne'1 OF iiog' also sundry articles of Uou,c
holu ana Kitchen Furniture. Nv consent of
lE't,es interested, THE sale'will be on credit
oi SIX months, the bonds 10 carry inter,st
rom TIE date, and he well secured bnt ,i,,
pnnctuahy paid
william ARMiSTEAD, Trustee.
consentte the above sale.
MERRITT NJ. WHITE.
February 10. - H.
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Fresh Medicines, Drugs, DC.


ISETuRNS his thanks To the citizens of
Lynchburg aud lis vicinity, forlIle Ii
beral encouragement which he has reeeiy-
ed, and invites Those who wish to bccomt
proficient in the science Of music, In en-
braceths opportunity of being instructed
III his new
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Trust sale.

% 'lltue of deed of trust executed
- 10 the suhsrrihrr 10y " lillian II. Camden.
on the lst day ol October, lsie, ana duly re-.
corded IN the clerk 5 office st the county courl
al amherst, for purposes therein mentioned.
viii be sold, Ia the highest bidder, for ready
money, M the present residence OF the said
W II Camden On Buffalo river, near William
oandidge's, on The 1911 day of March next
ussl) three feather beds aud furniture, one
secretary, one cupboard, seven hea,ot cat.
tie, tiply five head OF hugs, all the snid Cam
den interest Ia the property conveyed b.,
Henry Camden 10 " II Camden aud others.
Two horecs, one k4,c shot gun, aud lnrge
quantity OF tobacco, and All the s,aI Cam
den ) interest i'm
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sz2- ssszs% Charles Rudd.--I would ansWer
Tor Carriage maker, Cahiitet-maker, or any
KIND OF wood work.-Possossio may be had
Immediately.
toh lire, the present year, A NEGRO
VIVIAN, WHO IS pretty good cook, HasIT
and ironer, aud can do almost an, hind ofhou.e
work f"q"re at this OG,e
January Is. trtso3
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y DWeiiing HOUSE.

containing sin rooms. an of;ee in ile,s..,.
kitchen, smohr-heuse, ice.hou,t. eisn,
stable aud COW -Eonse, entirely nfN ~
garden and yard We'll enclosed " ill L.. J.
iiug,--lle garden one al the me- t1od,,
in the neighIQrhood. Attached 10 In ~
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.t\So. one oiher AHact,

Adjoining the Grsl described tract on The
south wesl side, containing eJp acres, chiefly
n woods, not more than 20 aerhs he'ng Clear
ed, which are well ennlnsed This tract IS
Will Iimhere1. and Is hnr luhaeeo lnnd-
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~ Iract af i.arA.

OF 4o2 acres, more or less, on I've River. il,
we va county Aforesaid, and adjoining the land
" N"rNell Spencer, dec d and others. and Ie.
ing The snme land sold by John v bite 10 IN.
'ne sad John Thompson, jr. and conveyed h.
'ne Sa'd thompson in trust, or so mnch there.
OF as may he sufficient To raise the balance
'nht mny he due on the day of sale. together
WIN The costs OF executing the same no
w vested IN IRE MS trustee only will he con.
vesed TO the purchaser - ''"'
JOHN T. CoBBs.
t. :, Oneof The Trustees.
W. Wtds23
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CASH WHY ne gi{eu,S
ron 4 P.AR Oge
WELL BROKE HORSEs
Apply 10 J. VI. NNkNlf,
February l3. n3.

tk.Hk subscriber offer FOR sale, on p,,-
- Of one, two and three Seur,, bis ~,
BLIeiiMENI, nenr Nov 6la>eu,v. IL
prOycments are new ana ton> client. -.
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Fhe Tract OF i.auA,

Whereof the said MeShans aud Jones al pro.
sent reside, containing one hundred ncros,
more ar tess one gray, aae dark bay aud one
hriIht hHY maze, risht head OF cattle, the
stock oi hoRs, the feather beds aud iurni-
siure, all the plpnta, tonis, and household
aud kitchea fnrui ,urr, wnh al the increase of
the cattle and hugs. The tile 10 the above
property Is bolevra 10 be unqnestionstsle.
slnt acting as trdster the Auhscrller viii con.
sFey only the ta'e vested in hun as such
JOSEPH &. MEGGINSON.
L ebtt&o N 3N Iyaytee
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IN CIIANCERy


lhis day came the complainants, by fheir
counsel, and filed their bill, and the defend.
UNITS Joel Watkins, in his own right. and AS
ndninlsiratni of William Hill, deed. and Ma.
~ his vile, aud filed heir answer, and this
thnN" as 10 these deirKdantsais set down tot
hearing and the defendants John srhurmond
and basha his wife, Josiah H. Williams ana
Martha hts wife, not having entered their an
Ptarahce and given security according IL, an
aet o. We general ssen'hly aud the rules of this
court, mud IT appearing TO the satisfaction of
the court that they are not inhabitants of ,his
Stale, on The motion of the complainants bl
counsel, II Is ordered, that the said defendants
John lhurmond and Isc sla his wife, Josiah
II, Williams and Martha his wife, do appear
her" ON The first day OF April court next, and
answer the compartments ill, and that n co.
pyoi this order he forthwith insertrdin.qo com,
one nj the public newspapers printed in the
town ut iyncI burg, 10 two e1onths success.
siv"'v' aud also .pos'td 81 The front door of
TIE courthouse at this county.
A Copy--Ieste,
20 b. J. WORSHAM, d.
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iTWSE Me.

10y virtue Of d.rd Of trust executed
, to the snhstriire hs Judith MeShan. Sal
" MoShan, Martha Me5hnn and VI iilinn g.
Jones, herring ode the I2th dny Of Aprl
1898. and duly recorded In the county court
al Buckingham, TO secure debt due to
Hotsiey - Fans, will brssold Ia the highes
bidder, FOR easA, on Friday the 9th day al
March next ai the residrnce al the said Me
sh"n's aud 1ones the following rropcrt, ,
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\ hvee NecvOes.

Left 10 him BY Charles Burrus, sen or so muh
thereof as Viii Lr sufficient 60 answer the
purpose ol said trust deed. The title vested
IN the subscriber AS Trustee will be conveyed,
aud none other
CORNELIUS POWELL, Trustee.
February % oSotds
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Vne Negro Woman.
tour E.As and Eurni,uye
Notice.

Rf virtue ola deed of trust executed bv
u John Thompson, jr To John 2. CoLh> X
Arthur Clayton, bearing date the 10th of July
l9ie, and duly recorded in the clerk : ot6c. ~
me county of Amherst, Tor the purnose of So.
curing the payment of a debt due John Nhite
: snail proceed to sell, 10 the highest bidder'
."r ready money, on the premises, on Wed,
hesday the l7til March net ''
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81 Aeres Of N.AnA.

part wood laud, lying we'll, and fl,c-
never failing spring, with good wairt, vLd
furnishes II pond, from which tlleies-la,
is conveniently filed. Bond with an,,,,
security will be required 'f''''
JAMES NJ. BROWN
January Q.
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.tiso, one ether Tract,

lioiningthe above described Land, e"nisih-
ssenpwarls Of 700 acres. On tbs trnci there
aFs Two settlements, On one oi which Is a
,ery good house, we'll flushed, out hanzef1
orchards, a gool garden, &e aud oh The
oshsr - comfortable dwelling ieusel orchnfds,
81 This tract also ali ms the lands OF john
Shelton, Col John AaIbler aud others.
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4 B. DAVIES, clerk


+ II count held Cor Prince Edward
~ county, january the 18th, 1924
Richmond Siatham aud Rhod, his wife
formerly hhoda Hill, Clement Davis aud Be-
sey his vie, formerly Bcise, liil, o,nsham
L. 1bornhill aud comma his wife, forIae,l,
Joanna iilll, and Samuel Hill, .omIat,.
Against
John Ihnrmond aud Dosha hi, wife, Josi-
M ~ Williams and Martha his wife, Joel
watkins, IN his own right, and as administra.
tor of Nilliam Hill, deed and Mary hi, vile
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NAi.VAHDe t.ANOS
POR S.fLE
ruSliE Subscriber WISHES la sell th" ini'
lowing valuable InAGis Of LAID
Nne

1V1sroan he now re sides, ~ sA.ahrrs County
.sisfautsts mites from Lyschhnfg aud iaifoiH
Amherst c4.uri konse, kaeWp - the name al
aRAHAn.s COW. contrasting 1901 aefcs,
hstw.en / aud 5,o n Nbich are cleared -
Tn Land lies vel khd "a good heart lie
q :. eIiins hanse - comfortable md enn' ~ ,
a Il has attached - Il the Hseessafy out
lansos. orellatos 6e. There Is YET iatHf
ps,lion OF zoul .abaceo la"d 10 eir"r. tliHh
j. very heavily tmbefed. The "b"ie ifaa
- wall sxaIarad
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LAND FOR SALE.

'ssHE Executors Of CoL Wm. Lrlt~ich,
deed oiler Tor sale, Tie FOLLOWING
LANDS, ~ the county oil bedford, w
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! he Yract Of and.

January Q
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-11-09
VOL. III.

When in his carriage, he replied, with wa We O
his white handkerchief, to some hadinaee from his
lar hostess respecting future Mrs. Piantagtnet,
+" many thanks, Madam but earthly leeingsare az
rest with | am Fastening to world --(hs
voice went off IN quavFr)-where there is neither
marrying nor giving In marriage. Colonel Cla,er-
ing, farewell You look Tor the last time on Athe-
stan Planagenet--All is over. Drive on
The gentle reader, pertsps, will smile at hearing
That matdaie imagindire very shortly had her tri
umph. Whether cold, over exertion, excited feel
lings or hypocondflacism produced the event, is
uncertain but few weeks afterwards, the coun-
ty paper announced the DEATH at the mansion of his
noble relative, of the Hon. Aihelstan Pantsgenet.
uncle TO the late, and cousin to the present Duke of
Cardigan; NJ. A., +. II. S., f. l.. S.,-a and thinks
| to myself, a, S. s. ] ime, however, and the
cares Of mature lie, had almost eiaced the crcum-
stances from my recollection, till, passing
through Northampton, was shown, in the corner
of country chutch.yard, IIufey Whites grave.
1t is record, that this terror 10 nervous ladies'
and elderly gentlemen alter his last exploit OF rob
bling the North mail, was tried, condemned, and ex
ecuted IN this very town; ard afterwards, by The
entreaties of his friends, (who for many nights
watched around his grave,) buried in the church
yard ofSt. Giles, the parish 10 which The Jail is sit
uated TO the last, the same daring reckless spirit
displayed itself, which characterized him through
lille. Orhis way TO execution, he snatched an or
ange from the basket of woman who stood near
the loot Of the galows; and on the platform replied
to the deyolions of mis- feibw sufferer, come look
sharp; let's be OFF,
The corner is almost concealed from public gaze,
and wholly appropriated to the remains Of malelac-
tors The spot is lonely and quiet the grass grows
green and fresh DER his grave but stioh has
cast her halo around it and the peasant, in the hour
OF twilight will take any other path than that which
runs beside il; viii whistle, will sing, will fix his
eye on any object. however distant and unnerest-
ing and he feels happy and relieved when he leaves
The spot behind him. where, beneath the sod, moul-
der the remains Of this Prince of Foolpads.