davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
sDistsll anp.&
CON Afl~RoN
VT CRd.vD. .H07Rne S CR..YE.


The moon snrd ne sol gn' up % he vii
low that wspt o'cr the gave, vhcs ne sshs
! o.' my grand mother r,sed. "a
As ws,ked. alone to he sol,s \ SPOT inou
me ,sblc images crowded upon. ny :eucy, soa
me no 'sn beck % he ohrd,h days, wbcp
The 'ood old ed, danced me On be kore spd
isvi,l,ed upon my iofen, l?s,,h, Wa m kisses q.
sffrc, ion. Il was almost raidnigh,, ard nssi,r
SCENE sul, ssihe x are stmy leeI lie al
bresthed softly upon ny rhrek, sud ny hes,.
beat 10 nDcon To the III. ounting scene /
was stiii es dsrh and The goddess OF silence
.esmed ,r whsper soiy 'oemy very sou', n,
if oiul tf tssaking tn ,pep with which she
had he,,"it invested me Sissp ON sa,d !,
sleep on Rot The soul can never sisrp Ia,
wo,ds ws,c uttered uncon,ciou,,y, and the
sound suok upon my heat. A 'esr ieii upon
the crave,---r glis,ened ~ the moonoesm
m q, nj. bm the Fl At zsphyr that waved ,he
tsl g,ass swspI It svsy 40 thought io'eve'. i.
II ,ransi,oiy Sold l. And shall ev, y
vssige Of 'hse my departed fiend, fade swsy
and vanish like thet tea Shall nc, meet
thee sgain in some o,ae tom more gilteting
than that thou hast fo'ssken
I kneeI,d upeo the esr,h and rested my
head upon the little stone thst marked The
foot Of her s,sve. hneied the ilseting
shade of my graod. mo'her hoverea over my
head, and could distinctly see he vcoe'able
vissge, he' 70 m va, palpsble TO my minds
eye" and stamped with all tho grace and
msjosiy, tlis, oaee ma ked her one OF na,u'e'.
lovliest children. She seemed TO smile and
pointed to the blade Of gtass on which the
'eS had fallen. TUNED my eye 10 the spot
md saw Il ,'ickliog d W The G cen sp,o
wh ch spn'kIed like Stang Of gems. The
spirit of The departed, spoke TO rne and said,
Even that tea, shall no, DO los,--Ihe non.
ing, cay viii suck 1t up from rs grassy bed
and at night " shall fall again with the even.
Ing dew, and the glow worm shall desccod,
sailing upon its pearly bosom--lt shall nour'
ish the gfsssl that shall be es,en by ,he
beast Of the 6s,d and ,hus fottD . comp
nent part OF Da,nrs. She psuscd.-Tbe dee p
howl of dog s'stted mo and l awukc |
found ,hs, 1 had t.ien asleep ~ my everie
with my he,i sesving on the sfavestUnu. Du,
this thought made deep mp ession up""
inc, that although my limbs we'e cold sod
chilled with the dew, OF night, my SOU had
DOT sep,, and as l hurried trom The ms'ao
choIy spo,, ! could not help excinIm'ng 10
myself IN a half whisper, " The soul shall not
sieep The soul shsil neve" sleep!"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
FREE SUFFRAGE

On the qussuos Of elective qualification, o.
tho lot. session Of The State Convention, ths
Attorney Genefai, ID. Pace, Eaq ofr
ed The following tems ks:
NJ. Pestce moved IN commiree OF The
whole, tnat every white male ci'izen 3 yea''
of age, who had resided in he STATE one yea
next beio the election, paid taxes, done mi
Ua y duty, o. on equivalent Tor the ssoe, VINO
was posse ased IT ',onal pope y 20 tho q.
mount ot 3 100, should be consu,u d . Tee
men, aud be eOti,ied to vote. nj L. sup
potted has tnotion o. con,,de. able ieng n, ond
ia iotci5ie msnnet. There IS, Sir, he ,s,d,
no question oi mofe importsnee IN . Tree gov
erDmc0t, tnsn lne ono connected with cleo
i've ifaneh,s4. IL is the basis OF all { &C insu.
tutIcns, and the iund. an, n al p inciple oil re'
puoiican io m OF COVE ,nment
Au attempt has been made IN the onseI TO
th'ow ndicule on this subJeci, and to de,s any
memper irom u isif expression oi his opinihD
faHnding 10 some hreUious remerks g Me's's
Potter and Smlfh But tho gentlemen.
sneers 90 not m tho least eTec, me. Wns,
consids slioD, let me AK, can be moro impor
tant lhsn the principles which, 10 a Tee . ale,
a,e 10 establish the right OF 'he ei'zcn' toex
press THEFT opinions a. TO the men who shall
ute ovei the m, who shall impose taxes upor
ihrm, aod 'equi,e their pefsonai Wrv;ees
rhe CoDstiluu a Of the Uni ed S,s,e. - 10!
1t for the several S"es to fiy. the ou.hfcs
lion, Iha, are TO govern the gc, o, ,aGf aye
5o, SIr, Is no, the right II ,.eleeipg ou owl
ulsfs a. much on ~.he5eai r,gh, Of he peo
pie. as he tight v.a,cn ,ha, Con,utuioo ;,
cosuz''' o' asth.hing ou' own 10 IN oi gov
sroms"'. Woo sro he people h'e ,ne!
ms',.y ao,e who happen to o"o i3A oo'''
} wor.ia Of laod, o. se they composed OF eve
i,sc e,uz.n oi O ee STATE Have not ,hs pee
( Mo of hi. State heretofore been exclusive
COVE ned by those who h'd u IN 'h.n po"e
:, nos,s,s themselves oi 1874 doliss worth {
md, and does no, the giving the power
governing TO this part oi the sonmanily slon'
| lon, Itute an srisioetscy 10 the Slate III 70
have I've right to ssy usn shall not %
| isem.n unless he possesses this zmount
value Of l.l d, wny nsy you not, on The 'su'
| pfjneIpie, eot6ne b. to those who possess
| hupdrsd o. q thoussnd scfesi
Whn reason Con- there be that the ei'izi'
If mi, State should n be as Tree ss lhose
iry o,he, Stare IN the U"iop But vii 1t
! pretended ,bs, the ei;Iz rs oi Rhode'isls'
enjoy equal privileges, o. sro on nequsl ioS
ing with the eitiz ns Of New Yo x, whete s,
ltsgs Is g.osrs' Doe, not :yery Uaa IN Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
WOOL CAKDING.
---ooO.-----

THE subscriber respectfully informs
d. his friends and the public. that he has put
his Wool Carding Machines in complete order, and
that he viii pay every attention 10 have Wooi Of ALI
grades carded IN the best manner with despatch and
. on the mcst reasonable terms.
Cu,uuriHs aGd finishing Woolcn Cloths con inued
As usual All favors gratefully acknowledged by
SAMUEL CLARKE
Articles intended 20 be seHt 70 the Factory, may
be left with Job Sherman Newport sanford Amy
Little Compton-Peleg Cory. Tyerlon--Jere mlah
Clifford Bristol feiry. ...,..,,t
NB--Wooi, especially Of fine grade, should be
creased with pure sperm oil Those who wish can
have theie Wool oi cd at the machines
Portsmouth. June "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
Archibald Munro.

RAS 1UST hEctIVED AHD fDh SALE,
10 hhds ~. CrolX Kun', 3 pipes Cog.
nae Brandy. 2 do. Holland Gin, so bbls Country do,
80 hhhs Tobsgo Noissses
20 do MUanzaa do.
10 Ierces New Rice
50 chests aud boxes Young Hyson, and Hysonskiu
Teas
80 10. souchong and Bohea Teas.
20 Kegs Malaga Raislns.
30 BOXES NuscateI do
20 ums Figs-do. Sultana Raisins-Bsgs. Al.
TnoDas &c June 9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02

By the President Of tie Uaitcd States.
| pursuance of law, 1, JAMES Mo z. President
L OF the United States, do hereby proclaim and
make known. that public sale will be held at the
fOn Of Jackson the seat of government Of the s,sls
Of Mississippi, on th. fret Monday December nert
Tor the disposal OF the Land situate IN the to,ow
ing described townships in the district Of Iauds ceded
10 the United states by the ChoctAw Indians, viz:
EaH Of tie Meridian hne Of al; District Uea Of
Pearl Riyer
fractional townships, Nos IA Is, 10. and ", Of
range No q, IA is, i6 & II, OF range No. S.
Hest of he Meridian line efthe Chocfa,s District
Townships, No. z 9, 10 and IL, of range No. 1
rs. 9, and 10 2
2, and9 3
East ef,ke Meridian Inc Of the Chocidw Dictrics
townships No 7. 8, 10. III, -, of range No 1
The lands reserved by law for the use OF schools.
oror other purposes, will be excluded from the sales,
which will commence with the lowest number OF
section, township and range. and will proceed in reg.
ular numerical order
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this fifteenth day OF July, AID. 1874.
I.MEs MONROE.
BY the President
GEORGE GRAHAM,
Commissioner of the General Gand-O Ofice
.yuly % tD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
CHARTS, &c.
WM. II. RdTHBOWE.

~ Az. II. II n II DONE,
IAS just received and offers for sale ri his store
= head Of Fdcket WhGrE a new Chart, extending
from New-fork to Havana, improved by goyernmen,
surveys in 1920, with general assortment of ohar,s
OF the latest surveys-Bowdichs Nayga ators, 5h edi.
iions American Coast Pilots 10Th edition; Nautical
st-,snscks for the years 1922 and 1928 seameu-'
daily ,ssstant-with a complete assortment at hau-
,cs Observation-Disclosures writing, log and wrapping
Paper-Qus and Ink Powder.
.3isO. general assortment Of Hardware, Cutlery,
cordage and Ship Chandlery.
Just received 50 casks cut Nails, assorted sizes
30 thousand Bricks-20 dog Tile
g.. az Cordage and Cables made to order, and YES.
sells furnished with every article for long and short
voyages. August Ia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
N f w coon DS.
John b. NEWTON,

JCfIAN II ANf@' W OANi
hhis old stand, No. l04. 7hap,ss-Stvect
II AS just received 1000 yards NOR e
L of taose very superior Shee,ings, at Is per I'D
$50 wbivened do at l8 cents-.7!so. q very large
assortment, OF sewing cottons.
Constantly receiving. almost every article called
IN the Dry Goods line, and with the large assortment
on hand. must render it an object for purch ers to
call July %
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
FOR SAIL, OR TO LET.
A -.

TON ONI1It, ON y IIT.I
ENHr Estate on Thames street, form.
Il erly the residence of Gov WAuToN being
DIVIDED by entries through the midd,e, and having
two front entrances. and separate ktchsns and eel
lars. it would accommodate two separate families
with convenient rooms each, besides plaster
ell rooms in the garret Il has good garden, and
The lot extends to the harbors The house has lately
been thoroughly repaired, and is perfectly sound !,
II may lie purchased at low price. and payment
may De made in five or more Gf required) yearly in
stallments security upon the estate won be accep
tcd.for al except the Grst payment. The same es
tate is offered 10 be let
Oct 10. " HAZARD.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
Horizons Hotel.

@ HORTON respectfully informs the
Os public, that his house, het teIofore kno~n %
the Globe Tavern, has been much imprV'ed ai"i en-
i.raed since the last season snd that It Is now 10
situation to render every eS!9ft AID convenience 70
the trasclier. r.
Prsyidsne-' April r
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
F'g< <aE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have estab-
ished the Indigo blue Dying, and have employed
81 experienced workman at the co!oring and finish.
ing. WooIlen goods of all descriptions will be hn.
ished in the neates manner, on the mos reasonable
1erms.
WOOL CARDING.
Tooi of all grades csrded into rolls in the hes,
mynner. They continue to manufacture wool on
shares or = contract, as may best suit their en-
pluyers.
The followee persons will receive and forward
'scy articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWRAD SrANHUPE, and
ROBERT Il q FRANCIS CARR, NeHpor.
GEORGE LAWT0N, Tivertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Ferry
They return their sincere thanks 10 their iorme,
customers and solicit the continuance of their IA
yCurs JOHN BABCOCk
MOSES LAYTON
Portsmouth, Jun: i3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
MARBLE
MARBLE
M 9 n u NJ l. n I 5,

MARBLE
M ON u vi l. II rs,
TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hear,hs,
q Fire Places and Grave stones, of American
anil Italian Marble, blue, white and ciouded, for
on the Packet wharf NEWPORT.
A LIS D,
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
and most durable Blue Slate, warranted superior to
any sold in this state Free Stone for Windows
Caps and Sills, Hesr,hs, Fire Places aud steps,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest Prices for
tlsh, Country produce, or other aierchandize, and
cS long credit lfrequired.
apply TO JAMES STEVENS,
newport, March 81. Pelham. Street
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
ASS rusLIsHsp sr

PRINTED Ayv PUBLISHED BY
VILLEi-u SLHcNS,
xy.xTE7 Or rRs Laws or rae UNITEr STATES.
Terms of fle Repg5hcaa.
Two dollars year-one half in advsnce.
P'fes Of .idrerisins.
Ore dollar and fifty cens square, for three weeks,
ctsentyLiVe cents tor each publication after
smaller ones in the same proportion.
c. Advertisements will be continued iii forbidden,
unlsss the term of continuance be specified.
GrJob Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
Eagle Coffee House,

.hervhort, Rhode. leland
THE subscriber informs the public. ,hs, this es
adjustment is now under his management. and
has undergone thorough repair and is now opened
for the reception OF travellers Ladies and Gentle
men be furnished with good rooms, aud every
possible attention will be paid TO the comfort aud
convenience of those who may patronize it..
THOMAS TOWNSEND, Jun.
april 90, 1924
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02
p Kline Pock,
DIR. JOHNSON,

Ras jQ.. received stme genuine Kre Peek
maner,-
~HOSS,. WHO may wish to have the
4 genuine Kline Pock, will apply before it may
be too late. 81.
or Dr J continues TO operate as Dentist pre-
,,rr and sets natural aud artificial Tee b, so a. IT,
surpass in elegance and Usefulness. those which
time or disease has removed
ITa general assortment OF Drv 70 q He9ieine'
kent constantly FOR sale, at No ,.o8, Thames street
lust north pi the brick markc,.
iuiy I, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-09-02

@'ss s,s.ssH5 5,f''a' fI,Si.1. .i2SA2-'
On
%NHITwELL's Liquid inp~Ovsd OpODELD0C
w 60le Of .9ichis .VGrrGutea 10 tOssess more
than nsice ne strength and .tTcacy IF Me hard
find Ihis E;r6rocaticn IS now universally acknrw.
iedged 20 be almost inf,bc in cases of theu,uGns,
bruises. spraiss. crdmb nur75He5s Stiffness 7reak.
yess Of me aect joints ohs6hHns eiebpsd haads,
,;ags cf insects vscetatle pussus fresh roads and
ior any external injury, either tor man ~ beast.
T'hs ss;icle is highly recommended by one of the
first phy icisns in the whose certificate &C
companies each bottle
CBUTION!
ne sure end ask !cf and receive WHlTWELL's
G?ODLLDOC, or y0u WI assuredly be imposed up.
on. sod At reisIi by WM SlMONo, at his house
in Newport, price So cts per boue -
Hberc also nou bc had,
The VOLATILE AROMATIC SNUFF This high.
" fragrant stetnutatiye. (musy composvG Of roots
end aromatic herbsl Is too well known ard highly
approved throughout The United states. in Gaze Of
bead ache and catarrh, to need further commenda.
Gon-price Sc Cts per bottle.
ALSO,
1a0iS' HiiOHs Pills,
An excellent ana well known compostor'th Jaun.
dice ious complaints, want OF appetite, coslrse.
1858, &c. &c. price Is cents per box.
ALSO,
Detergent BiueYs,
u;cfu, az all seasons. bu, especially j.
Il the year for the same COM '' '"e 'tn."o ''I
'-"'''' .-.-.y should b. Used after the use OF
the piiis,
ALso--Hch Ointment,
An inf4ib,e remedy for this complaint, wiIhou;
smell or stain-price 50 els per box.
ALSO,
Dgfy's Eye Waier.
This article has been recommended by some o
Inc frst physicians.
Tooth. Powder,
Ddm1sk Lip Salve.
March II, 1874
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Cheap and Desirable Good.

Just reeeirtd aud for sale BY The subscribers,
Denmark Satin, for gentlemens summer wear
snperhne white and colorcd Linen Drillings,
atry lOie charged,
Russia, German AID Flemish Sheeiines do.
81 Irish shcefipgs, extra Hedth, d very sub
stantiai pfticle,
"a aud o. garment Dmities, at very low
price,.
German Cotton Stockings new aud fine
article,
Very superior English silk, do.
superior assortment of Fancy silk Hand
kerchefsrall colors,
Do. do fashionable Silk Scsrfs,
very elegant Grecian ganze Scarfs,
large assortment of new style Riicules,
Coral and other fashionable Necklace,
Patent Cufls and hair Nets at. shades,
further supply OF elegant Calicoes,
DO. do. common do. at every price,
Elegant lined Parasols, supeCior finish,
Blue Cotton Yarn,
The above, III addition 10 their former sup
piles, retders their assortment very complete,
all of which they offer very low for cash.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June 8. tss7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Bedford Ip,ii Ratps. 1924.

Tinsley Rucker and Wm, NJ. -Otey, pits.
against
John Moore, Benjamin Perkins, Thomas
Moore, jr. and Thomas Moore, sr. defs
IN CI3NCERY.
The defendants Thomas Moore, ir. and
Benlamin Perkins not having entered their
appearance and given security according 10
law and the rules of tiis court, and il appear.
ing that they are not inhabitants OF this
state, ON the motion of the plaintiffs by their
attorney, N IS ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here al the next Junc court, and
answer The plaintiffs hhl-and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inherited in some one
of the Lynchbnrg papers published in Lynch
burg for two mouths successfully, aud that a
copy at this orderhc posted Mt the front door
of thc court house for Two successive court
days.
Copy--Tcste.
80 J. STEpTOE r r
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
BAY MORSE

Of mine, seven years old, five feet two or
three inches high, of dne spirit, and rcmarka-
bly, active for work horse, was taken toge-
ther with an old saddle broken behind, aud
new stirrup feathers The bride was old +,
the bit designed for double reins.
| have no doubt but he,will aim Ia pass as
free man, having, it is supposed, stolen the
free pass of Frederick Mason, under which
name ! am well satisfied he viii aim to pass.
will give the above reward for the nun
aud horse, (or go for ether if taken within
thirty miles of this place, and delivered TO
me. II beyond that distance, the same re-
ward and all reasonable travelling charges
will he allowed
SAMUEL EDMUNDSON, Jr
Halifax Court House, May %. Is II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Qnantico Canal Lottery, 4th class
69a4 prizes, 1850 tick- $4,000
IOGoE biunLS ffS nj 81


This is alottery formed by the telaary CT ON.
biuntion and perpu'ation oil u Nos. To de-
tefmine the prizes therein the p Nos. will be
publicly placed into Il wheel on the day of
drawing, and four ol them be drawn cut And
(hat ticket having on il the 1st, % and Sd
Nos. drawn from the wheel, in The order in
which drawn, will be entitled 10 The highest
prize those other tickets which shall
have on them The same numbers in the other
orders of combination and Formulation, will
each be-enilled to prize Of $4,000 those.
Il other tickets which shall have on them
three of the drawn numbers, aud those three
the lst ID and 4th, will each he entitled To- Il
prize OF $1,000 those u other tickets which
shall have on them three of the drawn Nos
and those three the LIST, Sd and 4tA, will be
each entitled To a prize of $500 those q 9TH
er tickets which shall have on them three of
the drawn Nos. viz the I'd, Sd aud 4th, will
each be entitled TO prize of $40: those 1873
tickets which shall have ON them two OF the
drawn Nos and those two The Sd and 1th
drawn, will each he entitled to a prize of $50
all others having on them two of the drawn
Nos (heing 69o) will each be entitled TO a
prize OF go; and all those which shall have
one of the drawn Nos. on (being 6U72) will
each be entitled toa prize of s.
Nutcket which shall have drawn prize Of
a superior denomination can be emitted 10 an
INFERIOR prize. iFiHes pdyapie on daSs dlltf
the drawing, and subject as usual TO deduc-
ton OF i per cent
The drawing will take place or Thursday,
the 25lh day of .Norember next or at a much
earlier day if the sale of tickets will warrant
it.
Tickets and shares for sale alta. r. Nerth's
Book Store, al the scheme price, until Thurs
day next the 10th inst.
Whole Tickets S5-iialves 81 50-Quarters
81 %.
Packages of tickets embracing the 81
combination and perturbation numbers of the
lottery, warranted TO draw, AT least $50, less
than - per cent. may also be had attlLe same
rate, but on tint day the tickets will positive
~ be advanced to So.
ABRAM r. NORTH
1nnn 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
ONE. TRACT.

ON the waters Of Litle Otter, about miles
above Liberty, aud near the main western
road, containing Hos acres, near one hall of
which is in woods, and is considered, with the
exception of small part, TO be prime tobac-
co land the balance in plantation, sufficient
to work five or six hands to advantage, and is
susceptible of great improvements. On this
farm is comfortable DWELLING HOu ST,
sutb cient for the accommodation OF a large
family, together with other necessary out
houses. likewise, am APPLE and PEACH
ORCHARD; the apple orchard isiuferiorpcr-
haps, TO but few in this upper country. This
vns the former residence Of the Rev. james
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
One other Tract,

adjoining the last, containing between $50
aud 400 acres, on which is likewise II small
plantation and some log buildings. This land
is, III point of quality, perhaps not much, il
any, inferior TO the other, il lies uncommon
~ well, and likewise abounds with the hes
of pine for plank shingles, aud lies near Il
saw mill. The two last mentioned tracts ad-
joining each other, would be more equally
divided, &c accommodate purchasers.
We viii sell the whole or either OF the a.
bove mentioned tracts of land upon the fol.
lowing terms, viz One third of the purchase
money 60 he paid Christmas, 1924, at which
time possession will be given-the balance in
two equal annual payments, and provided
the purchaser shond find il To his interest in
the first payment, To advance more, a liberal
discount will be made. Wecxpect TO sell the
above lands at reduced prices owing 10 the
pressure of the times, and should not a sale
he effected before, we shall offer them to the
highest bidder al next Bedford June court
Capt, John " Holt, who lives near the pre-
misses will accommodate any gentleman who,
may wish to see the first named tract, aud
Capt. David ". Quares, who lives in the VII
cinIty of the three others, will show them.
SAMUEL READ,
JOHN LEFTWICH,. Executors.
WA. LEFTWICH,
May 2s. wtds II
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Twenty Dollars Reward

DUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sun
Ia day right, 23d inst. my man LODE
RICK. He Is sleek black negro. of about %
years oi eye, long face Iapering 10 the chin,
and slow both in motion aud speaking. His
height is about j feet . or 10 inches, broad
across The shoulders, though rather Inclined
to be siender in body aud limbs Ills dress
not exactly known, but il is supposed that he
had on roundabout coat, nax aud cotton
pantaloons, cotton shirt, aud small fur bat
lie took with him a white cotton aud liucn
shirt, grey cashmere pantaloon5, saddlcbags,
e .nnih4 same nighi a dark
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
One other Tract,

within mile or two of the latter, estimated
at $50 acres, on which is small plantation, a
considerable part of which is fresh likewise
a'pretiy grood DWELLING HOUSE nearly
finished, On this place has been raised tohac-
co ota superior quality, and the land yet 10
clear, nj least n good proportion of il, is Of
nearly tho sanp dns cribtion
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-22
Yen NoAiars Reward,

ANNN AZ from the subscriber ON the
III fst Januaty, negro man named jOUN
about ~ or 3years old, five feet nine or ten
inches high, we'll made, very black, when
walking bends very mud, in The knees, when
spoken jierccly 10, ilhs dow look. and an
syers slowly, bat when mildly spoken 10 he
answers quick and generality smiles. John ia
thought tobe lurking about Mr.. Jeirerson's
quarter, in Bedford, where he has wife, or
in LyncIblre, where he is we'll acquainted.
As he is a waterman, he may be frequently
onfhe river. forwarn all persons from EN-
ployiug or harboring the above negro.
FRANCIS GOODE.
Hume H. 4t13