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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-01-20
JEMMy DAWSON.

Shenstone's pathetic and affecting ballad of
Jenny Dawson will be admired as lon; as
the English language shall exist. This bal
lad, which is founded in truth, was taken
from a narrative first published in the Par
rot of Cd of Aug. 1916, three days after the
transaction it records. 1t was given in Che
form of letter, and is as follow =
"a young lady of good family and hand
some fortune had for some time extremely
loved, and was equally beloved by Mr. James
Dawson, one of those unhappy gentlemen
who suffered OH Wednesday last at Kensing
ton Common, for high treason; and had he
either been acquitted, or have found the
royal mercy after condemnation, the day of
his enlargement was to have been that of
their marriage.
$ will not prolong the narrative by any
repetition of what she suffered on sentence
being passed on him; none, excepting those
utterly incapable of feeling any soft or gen
erous emotion, but may easily conceive her
agones; besides, the sad catastrophe will be
sufficient to convince you of their sincerity.
"Not all the persuasions Of hei kindred
conld prevent her from going to the place of
execution she was determined to see the
last of person so dear to her, and accord
ingly followed the sedges in a hackney
coach, accompanied by a gentleman nearly
related to her, and one female friend-She
got near enough to see the fire kindled,
which was to consume that heart she knew
was SO much devoted to her, and all the
other dreadful preparations for his fate,
without betraying any of those emotions
her friends apprehended; but when all was
over, and that she found he was no more,
she threw her head back into the coach
and calculating My dear, follow thee
| follow thee Lord Jesus receive both our
souls together" fell on the neck Of her COM
panion, and expired the very moment she
had done speaking
1.-The excessive grief which the force of
her resolution had kept smothercd within
her breast, is thought to have put a stop to
the vital motion, and suffocated at once all
the anisnal spirits
In the Whitehall Evening Post, August
9TH, this narrative is copied with the remark,
that, "upon the inquiry every circumstance
was literally true" A ballad was cried a
bout the streets at the time, founded on
the melancholy narrative, but it can scarce
ly be said to have aided Shenstone in lis
beautiful production
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returned the king, "but the God whose
rame he bears. When was at Dios, in
Macedon, concerning the plan should pur-
sue, in order to subject Asia to my dominion,
saw in dream this very person, habituat-,
ed exactly as he now stands, who exhorted me
to undertake the expedition without delay,
and promised me infallible success. l now
am certain that, underline divine patronage, l
shall subdue Darius, and the master OF Per-
sia
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ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND JADDuA.


About three hundred and thrty-two
years before Christ; Jaddua the high priest
of the Jews, refused to take the required
oath of allegiance to Alexander the Great,
who was then besieging Tyre. Alexander
had no sooner made himself master of that
city, than he bent his course towards Jeru-
salem; with full determination to destroy
both place, priest, and people; and to enrich
his fources, by the free plumber of the
Jewish capital Jaddua, on receiving notice
of this design, was in great perplexity. He
appointed day of public and solemo humil-
ation before God; and was that same night
relieved from his anxiety by the following
dream. He thought sthat the Almighty eX-
horted him to dismiss his fears; to adorn the
city as on festive occasions; to set open the
gates; and when Alexander drew near, to
give him meeting at the head of an eccle-
siastical procession, ROBBED in their sacardo-
tai habits
The next morning Jaddua publicly de-
clared his dream; regulated his measures,
agreeably to the suggestion he had received
and placidly waited the event.
So soon as Alexander came within sight
of Jerusalem, the procession from the city
bagan to move. The high priest took the
lead, superbly arrayed in scarlet and pur-
pie, and wearing the nitre which bore the
name of God engraved on a plate of gold
Next to him followed the inferior priests,
habited in fine linen. A multitude Of citi-
zens cloathed in white, closed the rear.
When the venerable train came up, Alex.
ander commanded his own soldiers to halt;
and advancing foremost and alone, respect
fully accostcd Jaddua and adored the in
comprehensive name with which his mi
tire was adorned. The Jews uttered their
salutations in shouts, and the hostile army
stood astonished, at the unexpected behay-
ior of their prince. Parmonio,. who was
Alexander's particular friend and favourite,
could not help expressing his surprise; and
ventured to ask him, How is it, that you,
who are worshipped by all mankind, are
now become worshlpper of the Jewish
pontitf."-"I worship not the high priest"
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Her unncrv'd arn--IIcr withcr'd frame
Her dcatl-likc BOOKSELLER solemn gate
Her dim blue eyes and salow visagc--
" ere but the cmbcns Of immortal bliss
whittier had fed her charms and youthful
strength
The lightning from her eyes, the music from
hertoaguc'
Hope had left the object which she ov'd
But, to the last, sat near hcrdying heart,
Watching It's motions with parental care
Dcspair, with angry looks, and looks most ghast-
~,
As if 10 drive her from her throne by irowns,
Fought for the empire Of which she then was
Queen;
Welding the sword which nothing could with
stand,
With deep destruction written on its blade,
lie fought his battle and obtained his end!
Hope fled forever There she could not stay
To cast look upon the dreadful wreck,
of fallen virtue, innocence and love
She hcti-and in the arms of cruel Death,
Who, like sentinel, stood looking on,
The lovely Rosa fell a lifclcss corpse,
Deeply regretted by her thousand friends.
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yIOOAAMAgI0Ns
By lie Governor Of North Carolina.
SI00 REWARD.

:. HEREAs Il lis been inade kpnt Il
W - me. ii4ai murder has bevn en-
united IN tie EQUITY Of Rockingham, an
siate 81 Aenb CpfoiiHa, On tie I'D das 81 lasi
month and fiia Il certain liIAtt1N LII
s1E6ALI, of the county It Henry, aid com.
moa@ealih Of fifgnia, stands ehurged, BY
Ire verdict af Coroner Inquest with hay
ing perpeifaied the stme on tie body q a
eeffain slave nanfd LprY, sbc property ii
1ptn stegaIl and a. u Is further represented
md 'nade known ~ alr, that the sud Heart
well stegall ha'b Surrounded unJ fed ifopi lii
Jurisdiction MI limits Il tbs state, and tiefe
Is Guided tir am OF tie la~ aud 81 justice
s8w therefore, f. the eHd fhai fhe sud
lleaenel sleedi my be anprehepaed and
brought - lustice, liz above reward Il ono
hundred dollars vii bc given 10 any person
Or persons Who vii nppfehend aud fonhnc
ilie said fIeari~ell stegall III 1ny Jul III this
STATE. 50 thai he my b. brought Ia justice
aud do, moreover, hereby require. 6. u.
mnnd and enioin all Officers whatsoever, u
III eistl n military. within .his state, IL nse
their best cndeanofs aud nIost energetic esrf-
tions, IN nppfehen5 snJ fale, or ogaRe 10 be
ap.fehended and tal.n TIE hode ot Tic said
ileafiHell s,egali, md lin safely aud secure
Is keep, 20 that he may be- brought 70 Justice
iIeurtwell 5tcgsli i II vety large man be
tween t"fuiY and lhifts years Of rye, iolera'
u mn AbHfl HfAitita am fi7 ID - A'Hi ~
a' tie edst n hi haif. on bis forehead, and
Is also much burnt by powder under one Of
his eyes, which IA easily perceiynble lie hides
The kcnr on his forehead with bis hair
Intestimony whereof lnte caused Ire
Great 5ehl ri The state To be hereun.
Il 5 10 afi.ed, aud subscribed ilie samc
officially At tire Its 81 Raleigh, on
the lJtll daY oil inly, \ u ls2b.
IIuTGEISS G BUXTON
BY the Gogesler,
! X. CAMPBELL, Private Secretary.
AnP. J. 6isa
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$40 REWARD.

DANANAl trum the subscriber, III PET
Ii son county, NJ z. this duy, two negro
uen SAM aud SCOTT. sum is n very bright
pulaitc. light hair, liz eye.lids very full, aud
spnear 10 he pulled n sNelled much larser
than common he i, rhfhor sleW al speech,
shout twenty three years Of age, about five
feet nine or ten inches high, stout built. md
very active /, is hatterhy trade, and can
Iuake very good Lat. Ills eyes are snti.
cit mark 70 know him by.
SCOTT in bright mulaito, but not SO
white 5 sam he is about twenty years Of
age, stoat & strong, about I've feet nine or ten
inches high he hast"o very noted marIs,
our OF IN, big toes hns been ept of lust nbese
be mil, lbeliese tAere IS noHe Of the mil
eft, aud lsrge srar ~ h, back, oeeasioned
b. burn When small lIeis i stout well
bpfit follow. No doubt hey will attempt Ii
pass Tor free men, aud perhaps change their
-oaiues.
The above rewsSd will be given for the mp.
pf.Aension Of bolll, and securing them IN Any
Jail in the United states ~ thatl ret them.
or twenty dollars for anprrhenJiilg ope OF
them. am securing INN Ia Iii 81 that | get
him again SIMEON COCHRAN,
Person county. \ I. Api II. ls25 tfi3
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OUTLETS FEGEI<zBZE
yNDiaE SfE1lflC.

ffHOMAS J. DIV Al, sole AZ nj ioi
i Tia. saies in LynehBnrg, las his day re-
ceIsfd an addiiion.i supllJ 81 lie hooSe th,
lntI'e medicine. The Iailo1 ing ixiies VIII
slio. lbai il j. worthy OF pubic notice
LrEeaBrss, July II, le2b
f9sdr Sir--Agreeabiy 10 yoBr request now
fiqe YOU ms opinion of Buffers Vegetable in.
dian Specific, aud, in doing SO, ] must pre-.
ui.e, tul by no means think thai it vii
nuke IN indiserinri1infe cure OF every person,
lei tirir disrsse and constitution lie what
theg may but nIeY may rest assured that
10y aiii mol l.. injured iy tie Use oil IL. J
do i.ef ike IL speek Of tbs medic. ne in tie
exalted terms In which estimate il, because
nm fenrfnI thai Il this should be made public,
il al be The nfenn, PERHAPS II inducing scfne
sanguins disposition 10 mhken rariiul tlisi 81 Il,
aud should tie Specific mol hei like al nne.
diaie charm, they will be sadly disappointed.
| know TOO well now 10 .mpathise with OH
crs in sny sifuation not 10 bf cautious in fals
iug Cancellations. | will therefore, rs briefly
a. passlbIe. gisea history Of NY Own situation,
with The effects nroduceII by Ills valuable Inc.
Jieif4r. aa.e b,-.n for tie last seven or
,,s1,, ve.r, lniofinp nnder a pulmonary
eonsnntttiot. fnrono0urea 10 he such b. Pro-
fes,or Claumai. Of pbiiadelt liza, ns well as
otber,A during which fine bave consulted
many Yb,4ifiafIs. laI en- much mi dieine. Ira.
v4lled n gr.a, deai. bnt all but little to rur-
nose ri, I9ih al January. 1879. | IT. kea
ilnaa r., ibe frs, ,,,,e and cortieutd for
several d.rs 10 spit blood mixed with puru
#t.,,, n,,tfcr occ5,.in,.d L.. tl. breekife of mn
,,bse..s =, .,=,,,,.sed Ia Iaye torrn.d
an M, l,,nqs1nnd on tLp ols Of Tie snme
mnntl, vas confined 10 my bed. where lay
for d nonibs takinq -, .mrflc ever other
H.. h.' . ,,.'.,.,ls -, ,l'aI ,i,sc mil Nm.
Te3nrr1 L. ,oeb n STATE Of debi'ity. that nv
iIIpHI4 Irpuu Ia ffEDHIr oil recovery /
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\ Il n "a bB1'sftSf
' chsueery holden Il the tow OF iyeeh-
agfg On the siil day Of November. is24-
Richard 1yree. pIaihiia,
ianes aeWhali, William suu9der, Samuel !
Harrison, Jalnes Benagh, 5gshn AalIace,
Misunderstanding Of William i allaee, dee q
Ld9efd naas ead bhiie : Lifpneeit,
defendants.
Tic defendants White u Lifriaeea, Who
are on I'll LIS eenntrY, ang nFainsi = On Tie
/ plalnftf appears 10 have FRO. ee1ed II the
mode prescribed BY la asninsi alseia deieii.
dHnfs sill iailing II appear nnd answer, Oh
lie mation 81 tie flaimin, by counsel, tie
court doth take lbs bill tor eoniesscd rs 10
those defendants, and tie cause coming on 10
he heard on the Dill, nnsHefs VI tie defend.
anis James New hail, William ..umpter and
Edward Watts. HuI exhibits aud lie dscteial
orders entered a fnles N the mouth Of ~
Keniher one thousand ei,At hundred aud
tsssufY .fno. aud Tie month 81 oepleabeT ohe
thousand eisi' hundred aud tHehty.ihfee,
witch APPEAR Ia baYe been dilly served upon
tie other detendants, WIS argued Is counsel :
on consideration whereof lie eemt doth Id
iudge, oldtr and decree, unless tie defendant
William sgmpier or some one for him, sfali
= thin Dix monfhs from the dnte hereof, Fay
unto the plaintiff tie s9m oil five lundfad and
fifty dollafH, Will interest thereon from lie
Grst Jay 81 January one thousand eifit hun.
drcd aud twenty until paid, being the balance
due for the hind aud lasi inslalment Tor lie
lot OF ground in tire proceeding, mentioned
together with The costs expended ~ HE
plaintiff in The prosecution OF tits suit, thai
lie snid defendant William Sumpier aud his
heirs. aud oil persons claiming under him. he
from tteneefortli barred and ioreelosed Of all
equity and right 10 redeem the lot ol ground
nloresaid, mud IN case detanlt slnll be made III
a
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Nraet OF A1ana,
" a'uabie Nuhacco land

FOR S.2LE.
IN nhedience To the will of Geo Bayne.
deed, late of the county of Bedford, shall
on tie 9Th day of September next. or the
plantation on which lhesaid BaVne died, sell
nj public auction, to ihn highes, bidder, on a
credit Of one, two and llree ears
Two Tracts or Parcels of Land.
lying in the said county. ona continuing about
io3 acres, situated about miles IA the north
Of Liberty. on the public road, ard iavins ON
II an excellent mill seat, on Little Otter
This tract has a proportion of fnr tobacco
land vet 20 clear. and IS we'll adapted ~ clo-
yer and grai,I. The ether traol lefug in said
county, about 3 miles ah1Se LiheiiY. con
Thinning about 226 dcreS This tract, i, is be-
Hrreo, holds OIL as many Inducements TO
planters AS aoy trnct Of It's size any where in
the county. Persons Wishing 10 examine
these lands Will he shown the first tract bs
william Hawsins, living adjoining it, eud
the last by lhomas Buber, residing on IT, or
either vt them. or tic subscriber. residing in
Liberty. The purchasers Will e rcauire,i 10
give bonds and COED security, and deed OF
trust on the mud III secure tie purchase mo-
ney NN. X. fOnIlR
El5spt9T 9f George payne. dech
'las ~ 'sldss9
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H'HE Copartnrrship hitherto cxis,ipe
Il between Schoolield " Gregory. is Til.
day. dissolved by mutual consent All per
sons 10 whom they are indebted are request
I'd Ia present tlieir accounts to s'pm Sehool
field, who IS alone authorized Ia iie'tbc ac,
counts OF the oonrern tor payment mn
those Indebted 10 tie aforesaid Firm will b,
good enoagh 10 make payment as snnn n,
practicable. SAMUEL SCHo0IFIELD.
LEWIS GREGOKY.
SB. The GUINNESS viii be continued as u
saal in tue same House by
saMGEL 5CHooIFlELn.
.aeus. II, 1875. $50
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Al ACE 8,

There is sufficient quantity Of uneleared
Ianl 10 keep the halanee IN good repair .
there IS no part OF this lund ihnt.i, clenrcd bit
whit brochures we'll ii this time 1t Is finely
"aiefed III nil parts 81 the plantation, aud Ii
tolernhle well improved fora smnll faulty ,
il has fine apple and peach orsl,ard. nnd o.
tier fruits; II lies level aud can be improved
IN the FIRST rate stsle a further description
- deemed unnecessary, as Il IS presumed that
purchasers will first view The premises. Tie
quality aud fire situation al this land far ~.
ceeding my Que in ia. upper country. var
rants The sub efibefin recommending II to the
attention of IL. farmers aud all those Who
wish - yesl fluids in that kind OF property,
20 call aud examine, as a bargain may be bud.
can in,are tho lille II bo unlonbte1 aud
clear Of any ine1mbranre whatee9r. II do
hot sell privately beiotu the niafth day oil sep-
'ember aext, will Oh that day positively sell
Of public suction, If fair, or the neni fair day.
on the promises--tho terms made known OH
'he day ri sale, which willbe accommodating.
aud do invite all uho wish 10 purcha,e ~
auend on tin, jav II will be .hoisn by nay
oHerseer. Who live, on The farm. or myself
Win lives NJ tie I1muhasel Mill, in Canip.
bell county MARTIN.
August i ~t9oep 90
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LAND FOR, SALE,

uMlt subscriber olfers for sal,, small
1 tract Of land, 81 ahout la aeres, |, ing
IN Campbell county, aaapt four miles from
Jynehhnrg, an Bnfion's eaeel, near R,sh.
ard Perkins Mil, aud Adjoining the apsls
OF john NJ. Otey, iealled sandnskyA Nr.
kablcr aud otA,rs. The terms can be
known on application 10 'hr.stophrr Tim.
5rfiake, living IN the turnpk,-road, and he
will show the hud, or 10 the subscriber,
near Liberty, Bedford county. III. puf-
chaser can have pesstssion III December
next. with tbe ptisleSe Of sowing fall grain.
hui but 10 IN ure the pr"ara, growing crop.
joSIhH AUBD
Aug l. nPHs3o
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Erick Tavern Cor Sale.

tlliIE above Tavern with its appurlenan-
~ ces, situated in the tillnge at Charlotte
{. House, will be offered for sale ,at the place,
al public auction, on the first Monday in &C.
foher next, it being court day. This proper.
~ is situated III an agreeable and thrifty VII
age, aud in a wealthy and agreeable neigh
borhoou. The Tavern House is large and
commodous with all the necessary outhous.
cs. Terms one, two, nhd .hree equal annual
payments, from the date Of possession, which
will lac gi9en The 7lh day ct December next
Rones with approved personal security, or
sechrity on the property, will hc reqni4el. II
The Tavern is not sold on the day OF sale, i.
will then be offered Tor lease, tor n term Of
years.-For further Information apply To-
Henry \. or William NJ. Watkins, two ot tbe
proprletors. TIE PkOpMEIGRS.
August lS Vtd>1
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Managers haze had the honor 10 aan0uast %
The pddie for some time.
u hole ,ehets 81, Hotres z, Quarters
The drawing o! zach # these Lotterit.
will certainly take place ON the days nam.
ed, and be finished an Il foo minutfs-
the fort, nate holders may HAY. The CASH
immediately.
O. o, ders from all parts enclosing The
money to be invested for tickets, in any II
thu lotteries Of the several states, and OF ths
District of Colombia, under their manasr.
ment, will be regularly served.
O. Notes Of the Bank of the United
S,h,lrs and, It's branches, the notes Of all
Banks in good credit at their own homc,
received ns cash III par.
O. Prize tickets signed BY or for 'fem,
in HE lotteries OF Connecticut, New
York, New Jersey, Psnns, wanna, DeA-
ware, Mary land, Washington City, Yllgi,
mia, North Carolina, and Louisiana, viii II
received AT this OGcr, aud the cash reni.
ted, or the amount invested in Loiteri,s
acco, ding 10 directions.
c. Vendors of Tickets throughout tia
country will b. very literally dealt with
~ All letters 10 be post paid, and I'D.
dressed TO YATES T. MTNTYRE,
Washington CITY
August SO.
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CiefL's utlee 81 Tie superior toafi 81
Chneefy farthe i.snshbstg District, The 25lh
day Of lnlv, lo1a-
William Il Gaeke, II
agaius'
Nelson Crawford and Charles ffnRfefd ~
ihair % figlits AID ~ eheepiefs oil baAia
Crawford, deed.1 sonltia tFa'sfo mi l.
llial Fletcher, nlnliaisifs6s q adninisirn-
ter IF In Crawford. afrd I'm. dol'-
Ing, Iosrish u Carler ana Alisliam Nailefi
executor At john Crawford drnd Nathan
Crawford, uas n Crawford. heubsn efa~.
ford, Nancy Jones. aaly Goeks aud A..
thur Is Ia, irs Hpd fnhcis \. h Dawes
4dmfs If Elizabeth nafiest decd
nefls.
lie defendants Charles Crawford, Nathan
rran fafd, David CraR ford, Eeuien fraw'
fard and saliy Cooke not having entered thetf
appearance and given seenf'y according -
Tie act oil Assembly and the Hules ni lis
rtuii, aud il appearing ~ sstiffne'oiy G..
denee thai fley are rot Inhabitants ri tina
country. II II ordered. thai tic bud defend.
ants do appear here Oh IL Grsi day al the
NEXT term and answer tie bil afthe plaintiff ,
aud Hat n COPY If tin orJei H. forthwith III
serted In some newspaper printed ih'he town
81 iNnsllerg. for ft,e months sueeessiselY,
aud resfeJ At 'r front door olthe courl-lopsc
IN the said town
u CoPy--Tes'e,
Z popLs, c.
y9ly - nam!n
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Fresh aud Genuine MEDICINES.
Il
WAITER Ii. MIDDLETON,

.4POTHEC3Ri .f.SD DRUGGIST.
AS Just received from phiaatpbsa
u L ard New York, his spring supply, efa.
braciag every article in the DktG, MEp.
CINE and PANT line. His stock IS naY
entirely new, lis assortment better seieeis1.
AMI more extensive than nj anypeYio"s tImst
aud every article can be recommended az
Icing genuine. Practitioners OF medlchet
eonnay merchants, and others who have been
in the habit OF supplying themselves in As''
mond, will fnd il greatly 10 their sdFanIsGs
TO give Linn call.
Such of lis friends mad customers WHO live
nj distance, mud Cannot find il nj ali hnes
converien, 10 visit this arket, nlay rely up
ON getting their orders put up in as nice si!i'
articles oil as good quei,iy, and as chesp "
sending, rs If they wese present
IlNSEED OIL, BEESW Ak, FEA9tiiho.
and sveiy description OF produce taken ~
barter, for which the highest market irice ~
&c giYen.
April 81 $50
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4 Valuable. 'Nract Of NanA

lON 5ATIE.
DY virtue of deed ri trust executed by
ID David Lnin Gus. the Subscribers, Il, nfing
date the 9th Of November, ls2e, aud duly re-
corded III the clerks o!ieo OF Campbell eeDaz
y, W shall proceed 10 sell. for tie purposes
therein mentioned, 10 the highest blddels for
ready money, nj Campbell eourt.huase, on
Monday The l2dl day OF september, le2a, It.
Ing Campheli eourt day,
y certain tract OF parcel Of Land,
lying aud being in the county Of Gemphell,
on Doe branch, oi seneca creek, supposed 10
contain ~ aefcs, be tie same, more less,
II being the land said David Lain purchased
of Hugh Morgan. We believe the title 10 be
good, bu, will only convey such u. IL vested
IN uB rs trustees.
JOHN /. PAIIuCk, ''''e'e'
Aug % Ntl2sh
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NlAlA.S ~ RENY.

~ I'LL he rented out, In the highest
w builder, on Monday the 5th Of septem
ber the FORK MILLS, situated 10 miles a
boYe Salem, at the junction Of the north and
south fork Of Roanoke The above Mills have
lust been finished, aud cost about S6,9uo.-
lhey contain pair OF stones, and every con-
1enienee Tor the manufacture Of lour. In
sholt, there is no null in the upper country
superior To il, \ tine SAW Mill i. attached
a comfortable n,!ler's house aud garden, ind
or 10 acres OF ground. Tie site i. well
suited to a distllefy and grocery, and in an
abundant grain country. II will be rented
without fail, and will be we'll worth the at
tention OF persons wishing to rent
GEO. HANCOCK,
ta7 the Fork .uiAs Company.
Aug Il. ulISi
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NNkNN NNYE9,.

And 10 all whomay favor him with their en-.
tom, either rs constant hoat defs, oriransicnt
visitors, he promises To do his hesi do deserve
their patronage. His house is now ready 10
receive csmpaDy
JAMES c. NORMAN.
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\ PETITION will be presented to tia
n next General Assembly of Virginia
praying the formation Of new county on, OF
parts oi the counties nt Buckingham, Camp
bell, Charlotte aud Prince Edward.
July % w3mIo