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$40 REWARD,

CTRAYED or stolen on Monday the
~ I'D of August 1928, from Bedford court
house, dark bay MARE, : ors years old,
and about / feet 10 ar ! inches hish, no
u'Afk, reconectod, o. eept Il small grey spot on
toe side OF her neck occasioned by Tue hal
ter, and has been ia a habit OF beng shod lie.
fore and moi behind aud she in travelling
tips her hind hoofs so as to wear the,n s'nnr-
" squire. She went OFF with bride, saddle
and saddle-hags. Any person who will deli
yer her TO the subscriber, living m aid coon
~, IL miles north of Il erty. and IN , miles
If Waash's ferry, shall receive III above r.
ward y VI. SLEDD.
Sept. % w3w7
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AaED FOR SALE.

TRNtiE subscriber, intending 10 remove to the
4 western country, offers bis LANDS for
sale on accommodating terms. THIS land
lies in the county Of Patrick, on the South
Mayo river, containing about 500 acres, very
we'll adapted TO the culture of corn, wheat
or tobacco. There is sutiiciency of cleared
land to work or 10 hands to advantage,
nearly one hundred acres of which is good
bottom This land is 50 situated as to admit
Of three divisions, and a considerable portion
oil the uncleared part is ilrst rate tobacco land
The plantation Is situated in as agreeable "A
neighborhood as any in the upper country,
and IS well watered aud healthy. II lies with
in Two miles of a manufacturing mill Bond
with approved security will be required, or
lien upon the land to secure the payment Of
ihe money Also, be will sell II tract OF
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Fresh and Genuine Medicines.
WAITER II. NlDnLET0N,

4POTHEC.lRY 4lND DRHGGfT,
HAS inst received from Philadelphia
I L and lew York, his spring supply, EN-.
nracing every article III the DRUG, MEpI-
CINE and PAINT line. HIS stock j. now
entirely new, his assortment better selected,
and more extensive than at any previous tim,
and every article can he Recommended as
being genuine, Practitioners of medicine,
country merchants, Nnd others who have beeu
III the hsbif OF supplying themselves IN Rich
mond, viii find it greatly TO their nd antagc
20 give him a call
Sach Of his friends rnd customers Who live
NJ distance, and cannot ind il at all times
convenient IN visit this market, may rely np-
Oh getting their orders pu up in as NC, st3le,
articles OF as good quality, and as cheap by
sending, NJ il they were present
LlNsEED OIL BEESWAN TEA1HURS
aud evety description OF produce lnkeu in
barter, forwhieh the highest market plice vii
be given.
April u, Is
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office

- bNkO0s
I SUALr, on Saturday the Goth inst al
I Nillaer Cox's shop, EXPOSE to sale, b. sy
OF pubic auction FOR cdsII.
\ kkeiy young Negroes,
tnd head ol horses, or 50 much tbcreof q.
viii satisfy ia part the purpose, of deed OF
trust executed by Benjamin Norvel to me
which i Of record in the county court Of Am.
herst shall convey such title ouly as IS ves.
ted in me ~ trustee.
JANIS l.. LANKIN
October G. owtls
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$40, 900 highest prize.

This I, u Lottery formed by the ternsry
combination and Formulation of 80 numbers
10 determine the prizes therein, the 50 nun
bers will he segeraily placed III swheel on the
day OF drawing aud five Of them will be drawn
Out ; and that ticket besing on it The lst, I'd
and 81 drawn Nos. in the order in which
drawn, Will be entitled 10 The prize Of q. OOL
dollars aud those five other tickets which
Shall have ON them the same Nos IN the fol
lowing orders, shall be entitled 10 he prizes
ath xed 10 them, respectively, VIZ:
The lat IA and I'd to $4,000
ID, Isl and Sd TO 5000
I'd, 30 and lst TO 5000
Sd, Isl and I'd to 2,g56
Sd, I'd and Isl ts 1856
Those II other tickets W ich shall have on
them three OF tue drawn Nos. ana those three
Dhe I'd 4th. aud 5th, or the Bid, 4th, and, 9th.
ia some one Of their several orders of com
bination or FORMULATION, will each be entitled
10 n prize of ) 600.
Those IL other tickets which shall have on
them 3 of the drawn numbers. N those three
the I'd, Sd and 4th or the ID, Sd and 9Th, ia
some one OF their several orders Of combina-
ton or FORMULATION, will each be entitled to
prize otS5OO.
Those 30 other tickets which shall have
three OF the drawn numbers On them, shall
each be entitled TO prize OF SIU0.
THOSE l68 tickets which shall have two OF
the drawn numbers on them, and those two
the ID and 4th in either order, will each be
entitled to 500
Those 100 tickets which shall bave two of
the drawn numbers on them, will each be en-
titled to S26
All others, being 1874 having two Of the
drawn numbers on them. viii each be euti.
tied to Sl2,
And all those II $40 tickets having butone
OF the drawn numbers on them, will each be
entitled to So.
No tickets which have drawn a prize of a
superior Denomination, can be entitled to an
interior prize
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing,
and subject 10 the usual deduction OF IL per
cent
Iy';.I >, 81 q -
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Ats meetinr ri ths rrtsdtai aid On.
= = reators Of IL. Lynchlarg and ssleis
Turnpike COMPANY, q, tie - 'ois gate on
the 2slh September la2b.
Ordered, that the Stockholders oi the
Lynchhurg aid Salem Iornpike company,
pay Ia tie Treasurer on Or before the ION
Day of November, next, ten dollars, on ehch
of iheif several shares Of stock, aud ihat the
Treasurer cans.. ,.us order 10 b. published IN
both the newspapers published in lynchbnrg'
according Ia lave, II beiug The tenth reqnisl-
ton. A Copy
joins NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
Dct q iiBn
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SUGAR, corrur d. SALT.

he ARE NON RECEfIRrG,
hhds snp'r Muscoyado ana 81 Croix Sugar
10. good do. do. do
90 bags prime green Coffee,
300 sacks Salt,
Which we offer at our usual low prices
W. MCKEE n }. q. MEM.
Aug. l5' Isl
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william Dro,p. 3. Griffin Z. Lsck;e,

nfJfio,p D,o,us 3 Griffin T. Iset;E.
.n,,.r1r~,ut = YpItcc,srs
:, ~ ~ ~ - = IN. ny y" - - -
tfa'e ias' ieeei.sa ~ 10 ,nrlt i'' "'s'
ssso' nv $500, l,,'s,.b u.
C' ,,..,. -. o..
19'',. onphn,a's n 'o, tt'a'''s
Gum tsmp5or sdsi"e Leaves
Ldqupice Bali Black heliebofe
ba''"tl LOU yum itasacauth
GUN fi!fh pa ooda
roche salts bai'hm 1opa'Va
fnly h5nbafh hhey Perfume F'als
9aiis iaraf LSaa' @so"h LAM
Iar'ant Aid cets
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TffTE subscriber respectfully informs his
Il friends and the public generally, that be
has commenced the BOoksSELLING BUSI
NESS in the house formerly occupied by Mr.
William Digges. and Opposite the store OF
Meesrs Il Il forveil T. WI Morgan. where
be will receive odditloul supplies OF all the
new aud periodical publicniions. Having
made arrangements with the most extensive
houses in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York
aud BOSTON, he pledges himself that any Law,
Nc deal, Miscellaneous, School or Blank
Books WHICH may be wanting, which he may
rot have he will eudeavor 10 ebtaln the same
through his correspondents II tbs north --
Country merchants, teachers of academies
&c will find il 20 their advantage to cali aut
EXAMINE his stock, which will be very eom
pItte. The Subscriber pledges himsr,llo pa.
strict attention to business, aud every eXcr
ton on his part viii I've used Tor lhe brneft o
those who mny favor INN with thcir patron
age CHARLES A, W!fHERS.
Lynchburg, Sept - ,s7
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One o,her Eract.

lying in Stokes county, North Carolina, IN
improved, containing 400 acres. This is
good tobacco land. Term, AS first mention
ed. JOHN HUGHES.
Sept %. Vow
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NninAproYea iIanA,

containing 4oo acres, Of good quality, lying
on Spoon creek about two miles from the
first mentioned iinct Also.
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FALL Il WINTER
GOO IDS.

Comprising a complete stock Of The 5oliow'
ing articles
Cloths, Cassimeres, Festings. Irish Linens,
kentinEs, Linen Cambric.,
Cambria Muslius,
Rose aud Point Blankets,
Red, yeIIo. aud white Flannels,
New style Silks,
Canton, Sankeen, figured and plain Grapes,
Rpbes, Of the newest fashions,
Muil Aulls, OF the newest patterns, some Of
which are direct from France,
"a and 81 Book Muslin,
Merino and Grape Sbswls,
Belt Ribhas aud Buckles, new style.
Satin and Gnoze Ribbons,
Now style Prints, VERY cheap,)
SILK Stockings and Gloves,
Gentlemen Beaver and Woodstock Gloves,
Cotton, worsted aud woolleu Stocking,
Super silk tlags.
Tortoise. luck aud side Combs,
Aud a general assortment ol Fancy articles.
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'iract or Parcel OF Land.

adjoining the last mentioned tract. containing
one hundred and sixteen acres, more or less,
subject 10 a deduction OF two acres TO be Ia
ken Of near the mill, it being the SAME tract
purchased of Harris by Mr.. field,
The foregoing described tracts of land lies
on Falling river, adjoining each other about
70 miles southeast Of Lynchburg, and,dfteen
from Campbell court house. Ii is one OF tho
best farms in that part of the county. The
low grounds are Of great value, ol winch
there IS said 10 be about TWO hundred acre.
lhe Improvements are various aud extensive.
consisting OF comfortable dwelling aoase,
store house, barns, stables, MILL dist.cry.
tobacco houses and negro quarters. such
property is seldom offered in the market, ani
the PUBLIC are requested to view the premises
before the day OF sale.
Selling as trustees, we shall convey no 9th
er title than IS vested in as as such, but II g
believed the title is undispuled.
ROBERT HUMBER, r.,,.,,,,
JOHN .. LEFTNlCH,
Sept 8. wtds5
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AA:$ NJ & %EGROEs,

mentioned in The aforesaid deeds of trust, oy
so much thereof as will satisfy and discharge
The amount OF principal and interest which
may remain due on the several debts for
which the deeds aforesaid were executed 10.
gether with the expenses OF the safe and q ar.
ges attending the same, viz Abraham aud
his wlte Amy, Molly, squire, Lucy and her
children lbicey, Jinnettand hiaU and james,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-07-01

MILITARY ACADEMY.-On the I'M ult. At
" est Point, the Secretary of War, Mr. Barbour deli
vered an address TO the Cadets the chapel which has
been partially reported the editors of the Nat;on,
inteihgencer. lie dwet the excellent condition i,
winch he found the Military Academy in every respect
So expressed ms warm appreciation of the conduct of
all the Officers OF the institution giving well deserved
praise TO the commanding officer, Colonel Tlaver and
remarked that he to this place full of warm ex
pectations, and that they had been more than realized
and that he was highly gratified witnessing personaly
The great proficiency which the Cadets had made and
was delighted to find that their moral worth and correct
department less praiseworthy than their aeon
rate know ledge and Information even the most ab
str1se subjects. He spoke to the Cadets in truly affect
ing parental style he told them they were the home oe
er country that them not only the eyes of the nation
but those Of the whole world fxed that Two paths
lay before them, the one leading to virtue honor and
happiness; tue other to vice, degradation and ruin that
their parents felt the most anxious solctude on their ac
count and that, the completion of their studies they
would be received at home, 'Sceet homen as the objects
Oh love and regard, return tire sad -pers ofher
own degradation; that their fathers hearts were bound
up IN theirs, and that the fond mothers cheek never
touched the pillow night without impIorin the bless
inended strict subordaton their superiors and re-
loiced that IL had become part OF his public duty TO
nave the institution under his peculiar care and pro-
Inised that IT should rcceiveHs particular attention.
D the officers, 10 whom their country, as mark of
great confidence had committed these precious charges
VINO were now far removed from the parental roof he
recommended mild kind. and aectionate course of
conduct; and after inploring the blessing of Heaven
upon them all, he bid them aifectonate farewell
mere were some tears shed, and deep impressions
''aue on many heart vrtuous, patriotic Impressions
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale Lot Land living in
a about miles of the City of Richmond, on the main
road leading to the new hdgesAbout 90 clear
ed and well adapted to the culture corn wheat rye or
cats The balance about 80 acres thcky covered with
pine wood The cleared land is nc!osed cool fences
nearly new Ihere are two tenaments the land on
one Is log house with brick chimney aud three fire
places, and log stable the other is dwelling
house 81 by Is feet with -four good brick chimney
ana ire place III each log kitchen yard pa
ed n 1t believed Ihat wood on this land If sold
at fair price would bring money the land may
be bought for 1t is certainly very convenient sitra
Tor family wishing to reside Richmond ANY person
wishing to purchase may do very reasonable terms
by applying to Mr. Collier Souhal residing the land or
to the subscriber in New Kent where any proposition made
by letter will be received and answered,
r. G RAVES.
July LIST. o,
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~ he Editors Of III

ohe Editors IF tie CoqpituiiDa9 Jjlhiy
CENr,tMEN: Mv uane having been un,nerr;,,r.
introduced as forming one OF triunvirate engaged
ia S",ndins transactions, hesitate no, declare that
u'e charge as relates TO me is HLS1i,ct, false When
'eh' NV notes and acceptances, really thought Thar
was assisting an old acquaintance, setting hrn I'M
~ business, whom had known only 40 a man of far
character aud good credit, who came from the same
county that idd whose xiuns there are Durner
Gus ana respectable, and who had generally been maj
Jf"""s III The varioUS elections. when I represeDted
mat county rs ia the application of the funds thus
derived from my credit, was totally ignorant Ilefo
me 'cIoi w0rM To show THAT one cent of the ,noney
or SINGLE atom uf the property, ever came into INV
hands have been the victim .f m, own cr.,,,,,,
nave been imprudent, acknowledge. | iayelseco
The greatest sufferer But the amount OF INV oppaye
,t vas oreh cf"eHy eNagSeratedA more complete
development VIII be given hereafter
VIM w. HENING.
EDITORS q" newspapers, who published nny thj,s
!" me above subject will do but as,
tce, IN giving this article an insertion w w -
July l-lt* 80
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MIR. CLAY.

The Kentucky papers filled With the public tes
umones given by the citizens of Kentucky to the DO
puiarity OF Mr. Clay In speaking the subject the
frankord paper Says
"Nr. Clay has certainly been ennenuy successful -,
getting the entire appobo the great mass Of those
VINO selected him, their representative. If ha ever has
$1,000 as high IN the estimation people his own
STATE as ne does at this nomen their admiration has
been so fully and warmly expressed Kentucky has
the death blow to the ambitious hopes which built
home" - F"F''' ~
About five hundred gentlemen attended the barbecue
given 10 NIT. clay, IN the vicinity of Versailles b, the
citizens of Woodford county, on the 9th pst After
the usual patriotic toasts, the revolutionary CONGRESS-
Washington Franklin, sc. and the Elk Presidents we
ind the following among Others:
Our Guest and late Represeafafire Upnax ,,,
eloquent and enlightened Setesmau-I DISTINGUISHED scr
vices in the cause of freedom his interchangeable exe,ons
IN promoting Internal Improvements and Domestic Manu-
features and his the Presidential Election
eniitTe him 10 warmcst appreciation.
La Faycne-May his setting be mild a nd Sc rene
as his meridanh has been glorious.
John Quincy .4dums-A Statesman Of exner;eucs and
WORTH whose choice of Secretary of State is no, le de-
serving OF applause, than the preference given to him as
Chief Magistrate by those who voted for him
Ball was given in the evening, which was attcnd
ed by large number of ladies and gentlemen
On Saturday, the tl, about 800 gentlemen and so
ladies attended barbecue given to him at Col Tav
lors IN Clarke County. Music and dancing rave life
To the the usual toasts were piven and AR f.
Col Trnble, and President Holly, addressed the com
pany.
These are pretty striking evidences not only that
Inc citizens OF kentucky ready to do honour to
those who have faithfully and ably REPRESENTED or ser
we'd c but also that they understand as well as anv
set OF people we know of the very best and most de-
lghtful mode of doing it, We should have no obec
t'on TO receive IN person exposition of one of these
barbecues, where mirth and music, wine and Iancinn
ana Tue ceiebreted beauties of Kentucky to boot, blend
all their charms to make the perfect Put bon
rlrtnt OF the mosiem breed there and he would sur
by the beard of Mahoornet that he had found sbot ~
to Paradsc.--[ Nat. jour.
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RnSTnN Jung Of

BosToN, June 81.
Provision has been made by the Legislature for pay
ing the expenses Of baayettes late visit Boston
of tue state treasury. Grants have also been made 10
the survivors of Bunker Hill battle who attended the
celebration of three dollars each and dollar for
every twenty miles travel. The Daily Advertiser states
that seveDty-fge have already applied for this grant
Mr.. Webster's Grafton, we learn with great pleasure,
will be published in the course of the present week by
Cummings, billiard Go. who pay for it, to the Bunker
HILL Monument Association, the sum of six hundred
dollars.
On Saturday, the 1th inst at Fort Independence
harbour of Boston, James Boyd aged % years a cor
poral of the st regiment artillery while engaged in
firing salute the arrival of the Secretary of War
he was in the act Of ramrnng the cartridge when the
piece went off; the explosion of which so dreadfulv
lnaugled him that he expired few minutes after
Boyd was a native Of Philadelphia
BosToN, June %.
Cen LAFAYETTE and suit left this city yesterday
morning, about O'Clock, his progress eastward
He is accompanied by the Governors staff as far the
New Hampshire line, where he will be received by the
staff of Gov. Morrill, and conducted the Capalo New
Hampshire. lie IS expected at Concord tbs morning.
In the course Of the forenoon he will meetthe several
branches of the Legislature of that State in te Repre-
sentative Chamber and address viii be delivered by
the Governor. dinner, (prOviled by NJ. Gass OF
the Columbian Iotel) is to he given IN the gard 'front.'
ing the capital. under splendid tcat and the Reyolu
tioDary worthless there assembled VIII participate gratu
ousy at the same table with their distinguished end.
a ball Is to be given the evening ~ the OF tie
state House The General aud suite will lodge at the
residence Of Col Kent, and depart early on Thursday
morning for Dover where be is be received by dele
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series of resolutions, approving of the resolutions
adopted by the Freeholders of Loudoun county, and
Tor the aPpoinmenof Delegates to the proposed Con
venton at Staunt9D, will be submitted to the friends
OF reform IN the county of Henrico, Tuesday next
The 9th july that being the day which the County
Court holds its monthly session.
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WAsn1NGroX. Jnnn %.

w ASIINGTON, u.
Full populations of Osages, Kansas, DeIawares, and
Weas, we learn had met Gen. Clarke at ST. Louis on
the 1st instant, and had agreed upon treaty, which
to have been signed the next day. in which the
Osages and Kansas reinqushcd all their lands to the
United States. Their future possessions we presume
will lie along and the western boundary Missouri
Some diff cuty we learn existed at the time between
the Osages, DelewareS and Shawanesc which however
was in the way of speedy adjustment.
Nat Journal.
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\ CARD.

Mr. John stake, Of Hanover County, respec,r;v -.,
senis ms compliments Chancellor Creed Taylor. and begs
that tn" Judge as lac has thought proper iuo al,
explanation III ,epect to the fine aud imprisonment by him
imposed said Sartc viii be candle, cnouch to publish al,
the testimony relating the aGai.
NtnuN en- Ju.ie eth, 1925
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TIRGLVT4:

bItItTIyFJ1:
Al rules holden the clerks office of the superior court OF
chanccry for the Richmond district, 9th dav of June
1895:
James }. Harrison' PH.
against
The defendant benjamin Ivie not hayi,, entered biq
appearance and given security according Of As
ssmby and the rules Of this court, and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he of this
county - ordered, that 'he do appear
here on the first day Of the and the bill
OF the paintTi and that copy Of this order forfhwh
inserted IN some newspaper published the city Of Ric
mond for two months successiyey and posted the font
door Of the capitol in the said city.
IS copy-Tosss, I'm. ~. HENTJTC, c. 6.
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From The National Journal
general Court Martial has been ordered TO assem-
BILE at the Navy Yard in this CITY on the 9Th new
for the trial of Captain DAVID Porter and others
The following officers compose the Count
Captain James Barron, Presioidnk
Thomas Tngey,
James Biddle,
Charles g. Ridgely
Robert T. Spence
John Downes,
john ID. Henley,
Jesse -. Elliot
James Renshaw,
Thomas Brown,
G. &. b. Thompson.
Alexander S. Wac!sworlh, and
George w. Rodgers.
Richard >. Coke, to be Judse .1ic0cnte.
FLOUR
Inspected in the City of Richmond during the Quarter
ending June 30th, 1925
668l Barrels Supcrtne,
23l7 do Fine,
2029 do Gross and Straight Middngs
203 do Condemned
81 do Shipstuf.
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TIRGI.NI.1:
At rules holden n the clerks office OF superior cour, of
chancery for the Rchmomd district, 9th day OF June
1925:
Robert e. Gibson, PUr
against
Blake b. woodson, Christopher b. Strong and Edward
kadioTd' Beits.
Tile defendant Christopher b. Strong having euercd
his appearance and given security according the act Of
assembly and thCTucs of this court appearing bv sa
tisfactoy evidence that he is nha of this
country, is ordered, at the said defendant do appear
here on the FIRST day of the aud
nal and amended bills of the plaintiff that copy of
this order be forthwith inserted newspaper pun
shed in the city of Richmond for succesSively
and posted door OF the capitol ci,y
As A copy. Tcste, Nm. ". EE.N'LyN'Cf. C. e.
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year. The receipts of the treasurer the last wear.
amounted to ) lO3O2 and the expenditures TO 70Ia
on the LIST of January.
Eighty individuals have received the benefits of cdu
cation at this Seminary, aud been regularly dischar
Gu SINCE 1878; and IN order to extend its usefulness it
Is contemplated to form associations throughout tho r,
,or the purpose of raising funds which il is hoped will
oT carried into eject EOe,ling Post