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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

Departure IF Lafayette from the Uaifst States
he editor OF the Irishmnn, Journal conducted
with great ability at Le!fast, in Ireland has copied
the proceedings Washington on this occasion, IN
September last, accompanying them with these re-
marks:
We this day give TO our readers one Of the most
interesting scenes which can he laid before the hu-
man mind the departure and farewell Address os
the greatest Republic the world ever saw, to that
Veteran Hero, whose sword was one nf The frs, in
the field to her freedom. The address of MIR.
Adams is a cnase and beautiful composilion--a I'll.
umphant reconciliation OF the gorss OF liberty
and the reply Of the old Soldier is characterized by
all the FIRE of youth and wisdom of old age. The
freshman feels no small pleasure in being the Fist
Journal to give these immortal productions to the
people oil Ireland"
.None.-It is stated that S 900 feet of lumber is
annually brought from Brunswick and 1opsham,
to Bath, and thence shipped to the South. A large
portion oil it goes to the West-Indes.
The exact amount OF canal tolls received into the
treasury OF the state OF New York. for the year end
ing on The 30th oil November last, 852l ,S43 "a.
The revenue from the Salt Springs amounted TO.
within fraction of, $4,000 The state paid du-
ring the year $4,000 for the support of Common
Schools, and invested Bis 900 in the school fund.
The London Herald contains repor. OF trial
in which the defendant was charged with stealing
from garden. but was acquitted berause it was
proved tina, the land from which he stole, wa. not
enclosed, and Johnson's Dictionary defines garden
as an enclosed ground"
The Water borers at Summer Hill, near Bali.
more, the country seat of James Bosley, esq. nave
reached deplh of i96 feet and are now king in
a rock. The water has risen 176 feet, and is with
in go feet o. the surface Of the earth.
An account Of the Life, Writings, and Speeches
Of the late William, Pinkney, is about to be pub
shed by Henry Wheaton, Esq The work will in
clude some Of he speeches Of Mr.. P,rkney in Con-
gress and at the Bar, which have never before been
published.
The Sarings Banhs in England have invested in
the Public funds capital Of more than t,celue mil
lions sterling, clear OF all The sums Withdrawn from
them.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

Freedom IF The PressWe recommend the following
eent remarks of the Editors of the National Intelligent
Fer, on this subject, the particular attention of those
persons who denounce Editor partial and his press
H ensaved if he should be Independent enough to reject
4 heir hcubrations unfit for the public eye.
"What we understand by the freedom fthe press,
rs the freedom Of Its proprietors and conductors
from restraint or coercion. The slavery of the
press would be equally degrading in the form OF
prostration to the purposes OF unrestrained cenous
fess, as in its subsection to the restraints of the
Iverest despotism. We cannot conceive of great
Ter degradation of that glorious invention, than its
being thrown open, like the beggars wallet to what
ever the various tastes OF contributors might induce
them to heave into it. The press becomes nu-
sancc, when not regulated by moral feeling, by a
sense of responsibility, due respect for the public
|oplnion, and spirit Of toleratiop."
The ticket which last week drew the 100000
prize in the New York State Literature Lottery was
sold one half to MIR. George Webb, Clerk in The
counting house Of J. w. Schmidt, in Pine Street,
Sew York; the other half to Mr.. Oakley, of Pough
.eepsie.
we learn from Albany that recently while drove Of
sneep were crossing the river, the ice gave way and
NJ the poor animals were drowned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
.coIMUNICA1Ep.
THE SLAVE LAW.

The roioWirg copy Of the law relative TO Fugitives from
Labor was received from member of the Legislature Of
our State Its general tenor is objectionable; but
tans particular enacmenso very odos character. The
OF Packets and all persons sailing boats vessels
within our state, will find their liberty and property put in
jeopardy by of the provisions We shall be disap-
pointed the law do not strong feelings of dappro
ba'itn IN every rejecting citizen.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27

we learn from Albany, that recently while drove Of
sheep were crossing the river, the ice gave way, and
an the poor animals were drowned.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-01-27
We are indebted to the po,teness of Mr.. CLAY

The Petition Of the Citizens of this Borough and
his vicinity, praying Congress to make appropri-
b,ion for the construction Of an artificial harbor or
at the entrance of Delaware Bay, was
presented on Monday, by Mr.. M'LANs.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-08-17
JOHN WILLS. c.



AtruleS holden in the Clerk office of the Superb.
Court OF Chance for The LI nehbnrg DIsfic the lGE
day of June, 1895
John r. Woodson, admir- with the will annexed Of
Perren o lies. dee. pi,
against
John Dickey and Nelson Clarkson, Susanna G,,e,
anu Jhc1h "ondSo' and sarah his WITT. Defis.
The defendants 3ohn Diehey and SUSANNA Cilles
no. having entered their appearance given security
aeco ding {" the Aetofasenhy 70 tie rules of his eou,y
u IT appearing by satisfactory denoe thai thew sare
not hahlSo OF THIS country. 1t is ordered, tina, the
snld defendants do appear he III DAY of he M
term and answer he said bill oi he plaintiff and Tim
copy of tins order be forthwith inserted in somr new
paper printed IN tie lown OF INuel burg +, twn non1s
Sueeess ely. and posted AT the front of tht cgrt
house In The smd town. Copy. Ieste.
a8 d. no, S,D.C.
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At rules holden in the CLERKS Office of the superior
court of chancery for the Lynchburg dlstut tle lCh
daY If June. = 16
James Mnngomer, in his right and rs curator If
me e%'at' 81 Jesse Jons, Gee. Plt.
Cornelius Powell the FORMER adninigrato, de bo,,,
non Of Jesse Jones, decd and Pleasant Mitch,n nd
- Dis Nhe' Deib.
The defendant Cornelius Powell not having enirr,s
hrs appearance aud given security according tohe -
ofAssemblY 4 the rules OF this court II apprari.
satisfactory evidence that he IS nhabitan oiiI
country IL Is ordered that the SAID Def, ndant do an
pear here on the first day of the and au,a,
the bill of the Plaintiff and that a copy Of this ordrr
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper PRINTED IN lie
town OF Lyneiburg, for two months sucees>i,tly an4
posted the front door of the cour House in lie sa5
town hcOpy-IeSte,
az JOIN WILIS.C e
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virginia.
At rules holden in the Clerks O4ise of the super,or
day of June, ls26. 800
David William Kyle, mr..
against ''''
4mbro,, tucker and jiptsey his WIFI. ,otn ,f;uo,
David R.Fdle'. Edwin S. tucker Ja.nes t.,II;a - 49,
nan I Ma, m9, anram No, Vim. Ihurmon Loren
'ci. oomPanl of he tank u Viigiuia all ib n
SHn \ o. Ha' ana lsb,ll d cd. Nm'. Morgan Tho
nIis, 9S, :; Husb Aion gourry David TinsIey Ian,
'ms's' William Rucker. Dabney Philips. Fl4abgtb
a" arshail DabneN are, and Srlsna aw-
SON tx So OF e". Mcdaniel. deed " a. Dayi, Lind,
~ psN', fh1aheih +. ehbs, BAetx ofJo.eph Fclols.
~ hhm Edison IS, Richards r, adsl'r, Of AM
'hoht hheker, dectsand Richard ,. ElAs D,fs
me Defendants Lorenzo Henderson and " lIhor.
fldsen not having entered their appearance X gi,cn
security according to the oi2ssenhI X the rules Of
s court, \ IS appearing by Satisfactory eYidcnc. thss
they are MOI ,nhshitansof tins country l. is ordered
u the sand atfeudAhls do appear here on Ae frs III
9" ht next term ant answer the bill 9th. plaintiff,
and thaa copy Of tins ordev be forthwith Inverted 10
some newspaper printed in the Of ynchbl RI for
t@o nShthS soee"snVeiy, and posted the front door
OF the courthouse in The said town
eOpv--IeSte,
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Jan. 30,

Virginia!
At Rues holden IN the clerks office CT the Snreria,
Court OF Chancery ior the Lynchburg District The ioth
day Of June, 1926
sophia Crawford homas Crrws and Sally his wife
hdniuhd Penn, William ung and Ehzabeih his " lie
Nhham D. Nren, sdm'r OF Nancy NrCrede. dec d.
ih0Was iaSSns and Mauida Nash in her own right and
w TAT OF Abtf ash, decd, Plts,
against
Charles Monday, admir- of James Penn decd So.
ph faM'g, hnd ELIJAH Fletcher. ex.t'x and eNr of
nlIham D crawford, dee Sophia Bnrrus, Samuel An
d'lSoh ana James Rucker cNetA Il eArs Of ospph Bur-
rus deed MARTHA Penn and George Penn. alln'x and
aImf oil W iiiam Penn decd. ,hborne W. Couch
anmr with thu VIII ANNEXED of Philip Goneh dec d.
ih"na' Penn, John ". Holder and Ca,harine his it,
"''" 'i'lu,' " hlt' Detts.
he defendant, George Penn, not hayinp enter.
"a nv appearance and gwen security according TO The
actor Assembly and the rules of this courI and
ing by satisfactory evidence that he is not AN nh abb.
s,n, 81 ms coanr, Ii order d, thar the said deen
ash' DO appear eve ON the first day of the nexI term X
ansMt, ths bills Of the plaintiffs and that copy OF thi,
order forthwith inserted snue new paper prinIe,
IN The town Of Lynchburg, Tor two monh, succer,iyrT
and posted at the trout door Of the eourho,se in ri
SAID town. A Copy, Ie.t. " " 's
% J.NI IS.C,c.
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Virginia

fIfglnlh
Al rules holden in the clerk Office of ihe Sup,ri,r
Of chaneerJ for the l., nchburg District the i0,h
da, OF June, 1926.
John Miller, Pit
against
Leonrd tlaborne. WIN. L. Williams, Howell L. vii
lams Fielding l.. Williams Cha les iiIiams CoIom.n
Williams, James Wh.alley u. and Mildred his ifa.
tha les lliams (sof Of Haner,) William H. !gillaos
and Mary " iliams v bch said Culeman ~ iIlnus Oh.
" lliams (soh OF WarnerJ u ham II, H1liiarns aud
Mary Williams are infants by c0mms. Toner B,gaph
specially assigned Their guardian-and Kicla g. Nor
rs hhh lnabeth ms Mhe, Defts.
he defendants William l.. Williams, Howell L. m.
hams and barles Williams not having entered their an.
ptatnce aud gwen security according the act OF as
srmbly and III rules OF this eoUrt. and il appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that they are not ants ot M,
country, isordered, that the said defendants do apppar
mere on the rst day OF the neS term the an-n
ded bill OF the plaintiff and that copy OF this OF der nv
forthwith inserted IN some Newspaper printed in the
town OF Iynchbnrg, for two months success,vely and
posted the front door of the court house in the ,aS
town. A eopy-Ieste,
4S JOHN WILLS. e.
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NrrnIa

N1TT1nhs
cour, of Chancrry for Thea .nehburg District, t1e
DAY Of Jnue. 1925.
William Bosihe, N
agsinsi
Samuel Read, Archibald Robertson. BOYD MI
SaBnel Garland and humas lfitNich. Drftz.
he de endant Boyd Miller hot having erfer.A
IIis appearance aud given seeuri according 10 thr
OF assembly aud The Jules oi this aud A. APPEAR
By salisfaco.y eVidene thsf he IS inhsitsn, .
tn. caunis - It's nfdeTs that the said defendant
appear here ID. frst day Of the term and ag
tie bill Of the planh and fhsts copy e this orft ~
forth with inserted III paper pnntsd In n.
town of Iyuehburg. Tor two months suceessiy,ly .nd
posted at the trout uur Of he cOurthouS in the IA
copy. lcste,
]. WILLS, L =
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Lyno.Jurg Yorsg Ladies Seminary.

n I the invitation Of Mr. Leuba, we attend
~ I'd an examination Of the pupils oil his
sehoai, on Saturday The 9th OF August Our
observations, which were very particular,
sere attended with great graiihcalion and
even surprise at The readiness with whieh ms
scholars answered the questions proposed ~
the various branches OF their studies. AZ
/ though we consider II unnecessary Tor Tue
undersigned 10 express, particularly, ihelf
sentiments oil he merits oil all The dlh"rehl
classes, we embrace with pleasure ihis OPP
+ poHuniiy OF declaring our entire satisfaction
wiih the course OF instruction pursued iii tins
Seminary, and our sense Of the assidniiy anu
competency OF the Teachers and oil the great
/ diligence OF the scholars. We deem il, more.
over, due to Mr. Leuba's great success in the
management Of his school, 10 notice more
/ particularly The acquaintance OF his pupils
with some OF the most important subjects OF
/ their study during the passed session. The
English exercises completely convinced rs
of the abilities and zeal of the teachers who
attend 10 thar department The Reading and
/ WHITING oil the young Ladies were distinguish
ell by correctness and distinclnsss IN the Tor
mer, aud by ease and fairness in the latter.
/ Their knowledge oil English Grammar, OF Tue
fundamental principles of Arithmetic and OF
general History j, extremely accurate. The
elements OF Astronomy and Natural History
seem 10 have been impaired by practical
aud most judicious method. With Geogra-
| ply and its application, by the use OF Maps
a Globes, the sch lars have acquired q most
remarkable acquaintance And in Rhetoric and
Bellies letiros tie class stood an examination
highly honorable TO ilselland crediiable 10 its
teacher. In the opinion oil those OF us who
| are acquainted with the French language, no
school can be more favorable than this Tor
learning lhai language correctly. II Is The
naive language OF Mr.. Leubo aud his family,
| aud theirs IS the latest and most fashionable
pronunciation OF Paris. In addition 10 he
| iug Taught 10 read aud write the French Ian
snage with correctness aud elegance, the pu-
pils likewise ENJOY the advantage Of convers-
IN IN Il, with their teachers. We will CON
clude 9th the assurance that the merits oil
slr. Lenha rs a teacher, and the great advan.
iages oil his Academy, have, 10 our minds,
been fully established by the proficiency oil
his pupils al their late examination
JOHN | CABEj l., COLIN BUCKNER,
| J Il. HARRISON, l. GUILLET.
{ ANTHONY, +. G. SMITH,
JAS. w PEGRAM, ID. BRADFUfE.
4. w. NELSON,
n. Is. The second session fthis Seminary
will commence on The q day OF October
benr. Mr.. Leuba respectfully informs the
| ut ie, hat IN consequence OF the encourage
| neh promised bin, he viii have an addition
al assistant, perfectly qualified 10 teach all
the different branches taught in his school i;
VIII b viii make five teachers connected
viii this Seminary.
August 10 tcl2ssl
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JOHN WILLS.



AT Rules hidden in The clerks of1iee Of the Superior
naft 81 Nhansery Ion The Lynchburg District the iob
rshbald hobtrtson. Samuel Read and povd Miller,
stt mere anis aud partner, trading Hnder the firm us
Nremoatd ftoberiSph and ~, Archibald Robertson,
BOYD Mlller' benjamin Ogden and Agnes his wife.
-. PIf.
against II
Heoeeca Rucker. widow Of Anthony Rucker deed,
Abh't fucker, ArmlStead Rueker. Absal m Ruckrr.
M&rin London, and Ann II bis wife, Anthony Ruckers
L., anu .Cbecea d. his wife, Nancy Shields adm OF
VIM rads' and III her right, as purchaser of said
ann.n> hhek.r Jr. and wife. Naliaud Kielieson VII
~ Ae' son, John Hebecea Jane Mary I. Narilla and
Jesse icIeSon, inianS under The ag, of twenty enc
YEA s. Lhaset CoghIl and Ann HI, wife, Gregorys
am Aineha his wife Jesse Il chesnn, admir-, With the
wn shneHedof Anthony kucker d. cd. Ambrose Hucker,
and Nelson G DaW the ex'rs aud Sp ncer Noryell
sen and tias ills. their ties, Richard n. Burks,
''a' bullock aud Co. Chiswen Dahiey, Samuel s,ars
,an9, go ,ner Richard Buks, VIM. Shelton,
a'u hhuf Is. Dawes. Defts.
- The defendants Abner Rucker, Arnis,esd Rucker.
hlehh II. BurkS and Richard Burks, not haying
ted ht appearance aud given security according
Tue act OF assembly and the rules of this court and ap
PtaR by satisfactory evidence tina they not inhab'
l.ah's OF tbs country: II is dered thar the sad defend
appear here on The frs da, OF the next term and
ah"ef the bill OF the plaintiff; and that's copy of this
masr ne forthwith inherited vi some wspAper printed
W me 10 OF LynchhnrF far two months successiycly
anu posted at the front door Of the cuur-houSe in the
said own. A Copy Te,fe
- 81 ], Wills &C,
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JOHNSON'S
y VOW UEN.
August 2
June Is.

HIS Medicine is not offered TO the
enhtc, as P0nqoed, but RS Caihar
TIC admirably adapted t. the removal ol
B'lr, NC, being fully equal in this respect 10
,Hlomel, and superior To any Other purga.
tive IN use
Il hs peculiarly adapted to Bilious and In.
hAmmalory diseases may be- used in all "a.
SeS where this class of Remedies is admissi-
ble, may be repeated ms often as such medl-
cues are necessary, With perfect safety
does not nansente unless The stomach is load
ed with Bile and does not require the pa
hcnt to Con6ne himself TO any particular
rules, during its operation.
Those persons whose constitutions have
been injured, by an improperuse OF mercury
or are morbidly susceptible OF its influence
VIII mud II the best known substitute las a
Cdlhariic.) Tor Cnlomel
II IS believed to he preventive of the Bill
ious Complaints OF our climate. if one dos,
(more II Unnecessarily be taken occasionally
or *, soon a. general feeling. of indisp osi
ton, attended with bitter taste in the mouth
turred tongue. Nc. announce the approach q
disease
II will he found valuable Fehriluge ant
'erteni medicine in small doses
u contains no mercury, aud may he safel,
gwen under any circumstances to women, o.
children.
Prepared aud sold wholesale and retail
by the Proprietor,
DoCT JAMES COOKE, Druggist,
Fredericksburg, Ia.
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Al rules holden in the clerks office of the Supef;,,
Iouft Of tina etn io the Lyncburg District. the lorh
day of June, l}2b. ~
Nelson Cra@ ford and Reuben craW ford, surviving
partners OF Tie MN al coek, Crawford, er ca. Pits.
against
liam Shelton, David Lanier Rich, s. Ellis, Tho.
mas Enbank. Archibald Robertson hares III, and
m Allen late merchants. trading under the firm Of
EIis Alien, P""ha'an L lis, Vim. LIE, Robert
Morton ENr.of "hn Chappeli. deed. Chapmau lf.hn-
sou Sterling ClabOruc iuhn SCI oalieiu. John Thur
mon. and Nathan y. Ihurmon, lIarne trading under
tht hfm OF Sehooield and Thurmon. honn, Lam
.ohii Rnb.rtson Richard harrison. Richard Burks.
Armlstead Rhekers Peer h iaIJon and Pc lam,n
tucker. The securities Vt William Shelton a. ES'f of
joshua elton rand Richard shelton, Andrew Mor,land
anu ~ AihisPh1, Dcfts.
The dc enians m. r. Lee, Righa. Burks Arni,r. ad
huehtr'and BENJAMIN Nueker, not hay ing N cred their
appearance and given security according 10 III sc, oI
assembly q The rules Of this court appearing br sa.
usfaeory evidence that they are not hatnpty Of bs
country 1t Is ordered. thai the said dt ndan, do On.
ptar here on the frSt day OF the term g. answer tie
mn OF The plaintiffs and that copy of this erder be
lotlh"I w inserted IN some newspaper printed in The
Town oil Lfnehburg. for months suceessytIy AMI
posted at the ont dnnr of the court house in the Sd
town. CUny-leste ~
JOHN WILLS, C, C.
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Virginia

virginia
AtrnleS holden in the Clerks Office of the SuDer;or
court OF ehanrer for the Lsnchburg dstrcr the 10Th
Alexander Price and Ursula g. his wife David Stree,
and Polly his wife and Street and Susan HI, wife
o; Pits.
John Haynes admr. de bonis non of William lseot,
aeeeaS ;e ana the SAID John Haynes and rzabeth
~ WE ~ Iheir own right, L,nnsus Scott. and
shearman, dec. HIM. Haynes. righlmsn A. Cobbs Mill
heI haynes homas Campbe and Ba naba, A. Edison,
anu ehafes u patterson, eXrs of Boyee Edison dec
me defendants John Haynes and Elizabeth his wife
anu "iham haynes, Rot having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act of
assembly and The rules Of this court and it appearing
oy satisfactory evidence that they are not nha ban,s Of
this country IL IS ordered, hat the said attendants do
appear mere on The hrst day Of the term and
the o'h Of the plaintiffs. and that cop, of this order b
forthwith inserted in some newspaner prin,eJ in tb
town Of Lynchburg, for two months snecessivey. and
town. A copy-Itsie " '''' '"A"
," JOHN WILLS, c. c.
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Virginia
At rules hidden in the clerks Office Of the Surpf,
Court Of Chancery the LynciburE District d, I5h
day Of June. 1920.
william II. Digs, Pr,
against
Wilson Peters ana W Imam johnson. Deifs.
The defendant William johnson not having ed h,
appearance and given secufIy hccntdnV 10 the aef
Assembly and the rules OF this court, aud II hppca4,
BY satisfactory eii ence that he ism nhabnant IL
this county Il isofnered thai the said d. eDdaut a,
appear her, the first day # the term and an
swrr the bill at the plaintiff and that a eupy OF tbs ar,
der b. forthwiihinsefed IN spaper printed IN
the town Of iinehhnrg. tor two months Aueer,.ip,Ir
and posted at he front door Of the court hou,, an ~
said town. copy fcse,
4s ]. WILLS. c
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Virginia .

Virginia.
Mruies holden M the clerks Office of tie superior
day Of June, 1926. WV
William Black, Pr
against
Ia Land9n Ryes. Thomas A. Holcombe, Peter wal
he, hHu i'oDeft MOTIFS, Defis.
me defendant Peter Walker NOT having enter.
ed ms appearance given security sccoran 10 ,he
aet OF assembly and the rules Of this court and APP
ang ny satisfactory evidence tha lie not an na-
pn OF TINS country, tits ordered. that the said fenS
uah. 90 appear hero the day the term and
me bill OF the plaintiff; and thar copy of ths
VI ot forthwith inserted in newspaper printed
~ Ge town OF Lynchburg for months sieeessiyely,
ana posted at the front # the court bcnse in tho
Sald town. A eopy~-Teste,
81 TOuN ypTYrc
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OK RENT. fo, IA tenn of years, the
place where the late William B. Lynch
resided, cOmpri,,ng8 or 10 acres of Land
well 'nclOsed, with small brick dwelling
house, kitchen, smoke-house, stables, carr.
riaee-hou5e and house for servants, an excel
tent garden, n well ot line water, number
OF fruit trees, and IS altogether very dosira-
BILE situation.
If not rented before the 20lh inst il will on
that day be lei to the highest bidder
Also, that valuable Farm, late the resi-
dence OF NJ Lynch, decd wing within aboul
tour miles ol Lynchburg This place has on
II a comfortable dwelling house with conve-
nient out houses,a good apple orchard, fine
meadow, aud about 900 Acres OF cleared
land, chiefly in good order for cultivation
good tenant may have a long lien
Also the Plantation near the carding ma
chine. MICAJAH DAVIS. n.
Guardian Of Wiiiiam b. Lunch.
Iuly 10 ,io4