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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26


EJsr f<sreert ~ UASlb and sso.
) BrRr sEVLEs, c.sefai packages soosis - = !.
,rans which are the s'ilaWing afilsls's, "a.
go p.re- Ciiret aud fancy oelofed
s!e,hs taF G,i lrineu's frocks
4 az. t4an4elsels iIearer and Fur Hats
cd Boys do a"'
RI 6g'd and shadrt silks.
a rese BIN. Msndaflnr aud csnton Grape
Rebes
A few pieces DO. elegant fioey colors
sGases Callc"es
eeox.s fa.hiysalle Gauze Ribbons
An ,.iegaot s-.s4f,nent of Toftoise Shell
Tack and -lde COMBS
Ths~sd and Bebhin.i Laees
A few pieces Belt Ribbon
T.sdipss bib. and white English S'ls uloses
Gentiemtn's 40 90 10.
Blk. whi,e ana pink rape Leece
4 Gaze best SiqShcw Umbrellas
Al G.pr an d.
Geg.iem,g's won,lsfsck Gloves, first quad.
Ssttinetts ata Manchester Cords
Bed Tirkiaks & Plaid Domestics I Indigo
AFRO ! and furniture Cheeks. colors
81, 49,, aud Cd brown aud bleaehed Boz
mcsties
Plain. striped and fg'i Jaconet Muslins
I aniaa Case Jsccnet Cambries, superior
article
Eoiored Marseilles Vestiugs
q Pieces superior White do.
4 Trunks Ladies black Morocco Shoes X
. do. do. do. prunella do.-iirst
styr
3 Pieces black Italian Lutestrins
:, do. blaze Mode
8 Pieces Gentlcmcn's Silk Vestings, dou-
bic chain
Gent black Italian Lniestring Cravats
Also, several articles in the sadiefy Line,
consisting of
dozen Superb Hogskins
Birdie Bits, d,,uile and single rein
Spring stffnp Irons, foil pate
Full aad bali plate plain do.
Buckles, Slides and Roller Buckles
Wors;oe and Cotton Weddings
An assortment OF Gig and Riding Whips
N. Is. Among oiherartIcles, Case Ger
man Al nor Is ling Cloths, OF very supe-
rtor iahric.
The above articles are new and well Sc
iected and will be- offered at prices uoosu-
ally Jan. { Sept. 4.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

n AND FOR ssLE.-The subscriber is
u anxious To sill The sell known and de
sirsble tract Of Land on which be now resides,
living on Elk Greek, in Bedford county, CON
iasuiHg 283 acrrs. There is q snfhciency oil
oren land To wofk FIVE or sir hands 10 adj.
vantage. The wood land Is well iimhered
and we'll adapted TO the culture of Tobacco.
There is on the premises couforfstie aud
commodious Dwelling house, With sir rooms
and i've fire places, aud other convenient
houses. and also an apple orchard OF excel
lent fruit This Traci OF Land lies IN a heal
thy, wealthy aud respectable neighborhood.
Is miles ffom Lpncbbarg, II miles IRON
Bedford Courthouse and miles from New
London. Any person wishing 70 purchase
the above Tract OF Land can know the terms
OF sale by applyingio
CHARLES C.ALL.4U1Y, J.
Oct. %. elf.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
Fruit Trees, Grapes, Sc

s<fauE subscriber. proprietor uf the LIN
Il MEAN BOTANIC GARDEN aud Nnr-
series =, Flushing, nesr rev York, offers To
furnish iI,r public With such Trees and Plants
~ they MY desire.
Tie collection Of Fruit Trees Of all The va
r;nus kinds, and also OF Ornamental Trees,
shrubs and Plants, IS by fsr The most eaten
i've and valuable in Amerira.-ln addlilnn TO
The immense acquisitions OF former years, The
proutieter nos has above Quo neT varieties
ofihk ohoirsH Fruits which are not ~ posses.
sion ~ any other establishment IN this conn'
Try, ali Of which ME announced In the cata
Iosnes for 1926. The assortment OF Grapes
consists of above $50 kinds, comprising the
finest vine ard fable Grapes Of France,
Germany, Italy, and The Crimes.-1he pre-
prieior having acquired extensive ini0rma'
lion on the subject from actual obseffat'on
aud sIptriente, Is enHbled 10 make such Sc
lections As may be suitable 10 any particular
locality, and where such selections are left TO
him. he will send such rs cannot fail TO sue
eeed. lie also offers them ~ assormenls,
for the first OF one dozen vines the prices will
be eight dollars, for the second of the same
number, six dollars and for the third, tour
and hall dollars. The collection OF Roses
exceeds 500 varieties, aud Of Green House
Plants, he has above 1000 species, comprising
90, 900 pots, among which are all those Known
rs most beautiful and Interesting.
Persons who order Grapes will be furnish
ed with directions for their culture
Orders by mail direct tpost paid) or thfo'
any agent IN the Union, will meet with
prompt attention Catalogues to be had gratis
of
R.Q. ToMPKISS,
Agent for " p
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Oct 9.

oTItE-l offer for sale my tract oland,
within seven miles oi LyncI'burg, con
laining Que Hundred and sixly-scven aud
half Acres, nv recent survey. This land ise
quail TO any in the psc,s and well improved,
has ON il good manufacturing mill, all com
plete, with one pair OF burr stones and two
pair country stones, aud crushing machine
Tor the purpose of corn and plaster; likewise
good saw mill, and new distillery, just
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskey per day. This
mill stands in fine rich neighborhood, and
the country grist is moi surpassed by any in
This part OF The state Any one wishing To
purchase may be accommodated by applying
10 the subscriber living on the premises.
JAS. MARTIN.
Nav l5. ts7S
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
Union Society.

~ contormity 10 an act of the Legislature
~ OF Virginia, entitled An Act incorpora-
ting Literature and Library company in the
town OF Lynchbnrg, passed the 10th day OF
February, 1922, am directed publicly, !" TO
notify the members of the Lynchbnrg Union
Society, that they are required 10 meet (ai the
usual hour at their Hall, on the frst Thurs
day IN Nov next, 10 transact certain bust
ness prescribed by the Constitution and Bye
Laws of said Society. RICH. II. ToLER,
Seereiaty.
Oct, %. Slm23,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
GROCERIES,

on as good icrms MS cam he had in this mar
kci, confident they are well bought, but will
not promise OH better, or cheaper, consisting
in part OF
Best flled sacks Of Sail twlled sackiug
Sugar aud Coffee OF dilferent qualities
y. Orleans aud w l. Molasses
Mould aud sperm candles, As TO as
rurpenline and transparent Soap
6uapowder aed Imperial Tea, fresh
Cut and Wrought Nails aud hrads
Patent Galanees. with aud without frames
Window Glass, by 10. u 10 by 10, u putty
Smilhhed aud mountain Bacon. which will
engage 10 furnish by the season
New Nackerel aud lierrings
Few casks ofrieh Cheese
Best Brown Tanners Oil
Suffolk lar, l. Carolina Moss for mattresses
Assortment OF Hardware, Creckery, Glass L.
Earihen Ware
Blind, Snaille aud Curb Brides
Collars, wagon, cart and gig Whips
Hacks best and common Segars
Mems and boys wool and fur Hats
Salt Petre, Glanber Salts, Mustard
Allspice, Pepper, Ginger, Indigo Nladder &
. Copperss
Iron, German and blistered Steel
Genuine Madeira and Malaga Wine
London and Philadelphia Porter
Cotton Sheeting aud Shifting, Osnai urks
3D. and A IL point Blankets
500 ID. beautiful Cotton Yarn
10 bills. Of Cider
For which will receive any kind of pro
5noe brought to this market at the best.cash
prices. HAT4iL. WINSTON.
March 20s tse2
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E,OR SALE the LANYARD at New

n Glasgow, now in the occupancy of Mr..
Charles l.. Barrel, together with a eommodi.
Gus dwelling house, kitchen, smoke-house
and other out houses. There is attached 10
this establishment but little short Of -four A.
cres OF Land, all enclosed, together with a.
bout 4o watts, and bark sufficient TO work the
yard for some time To- come. This situation
is believed to be one OF The best for the re-
ceplion Of country hides in Virginia Pos
session, tor the purpose Of working in hides,
can be had forthwith, and entire possession
about the first of December next Any per-
son wishingto purchase such property will
do well TO call and see il, ms great bargain
may be had Mr.. Barrett, of New Glasgow,
will show the property, and is authorised 10
stipniaie for the same. JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond, July 8. ts92
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
For Sale or Rent

1AHE Franklin Hotel in the town o
- New Glasgow, in the county of Amherst
As a house of entertainment, this is equal TO
any in the upper country. The buildings are
large aud convenient, aud promise great adj
vantages to any person disposed to embark
in that kind of business: also several tracts
of land in the Counties of Amherst and Mel
son, which lands are well adapted TO the cu-
ure of corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
DAVID S. GARLAND.
July Of. tf5l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

QnInlne Bark, Canharides Chamomie
starch, Magnesia, Lump and cacined Sup.
Carb. Soda, Tararic Acid, Borax, Arrow Root,
Mamma, SIENNA, Sulphur, Opium, Rhnbarb
koot and Powder, Prnssian Blue, Chrome
Yellow, Iceland Moss, Columho, Cubel's
Tooth Brushes and Powder, Fancy Scans.
do. fhals, and a number of other articles.
August Z.
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ootle
X. @. TOMPKINS,
Agent fnr " p
tc4w 10

I'D uNAWAY, from the subscriber. on the
ID morning OF the 18Th inst. negro man
named Pc Err, about 20 years old. large aud
over common height, somewhat light COM
pected. large white eyes--he got away from
under the lash, aud is without chothes, hat,
or shoes, except pantaloons.
II is probable he will aim 10 gel 10 Lynch
burg, as he got there several times when he
runaway from Mr.. Fitzgerald, his former
owner. will poy any person $50 who will
deliver him 10 me in Pittsylvania, u miles
north of Milton, n. c. or $40 ii secured in
any jal. WILLIAM II. SHELTON.
Angus, 90. Isl
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FOR SALE.

n NEW Top GIG, with BRASS or
az PLATED Harness Also two or three
Ten Plate Stoves, with Pipes almost new
for Sale or Rent.-0ne or two Horses TO hire
to careful persons and an elegant assOrt-
ment of Saddles, Brides, Harness, &c. which
will be sold low for cash, country prodnce, or
good responsible paper.
RIO II. GRAY, Snddier.
Oct. D. tclN9
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Oct 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING RRnmN

eEMOvAL--EDWARD BROWN
- has removed his Jenevcr's Shop 10 ,ts
tenement next door 10 the yirginian on"
nearly opposite Messrs. Holmes & Brew.re,'
lie takes this opportunity TO return his s;o
cere thanks 10 his friends and the public e..
he patronage heretofore given him. and y,
sures them he will endeayor TO meri, n co.,.
tinuanee OF their announcement by prom,
and faithful attention 10 their orders for ~.
pairing watches and clocks, making ana
mending jewelry, or executing any work IN
his line with which they may entrst him
EDWARD BROWN
June l. tsl2
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TO STAMMERERS.

/IlliE subscriber informs the public hat he
- has returned from New York, duly qua
lihed aud empowered 10 CURE STAMMER-
Frs on the plan adopted by Mrs. Leigh and
DE- Yates ut The New Yurk institution lie
has been entirely cured OF an siveterate STAN
mrring which had annoyed him from his in
fancy, aud has no idea thai he will ever fall
bark, indeed he could moi ,taumer il he hi
ed TO do so The single fact oihts being entire
~ cured is sufficient N his esiimalionto give
confidence 10 he efficacy OF the Invaluable
diseoveryof Mrs. Leigh tho if more proof is
wanting, he is prepared TO exhibit numer-
Gus certificates from persons cured, and from
gentlemen OF the Grst responsibility aud stan.
ding in the city of New York
The snhsGriher's agency viii end in six
months he therefore advises all those dspo-
Sod 10 embrace the opportunity OF placing
themselves nndor his care 10 make speed, an
pl,eaion. Letters directed To Cariersville,
Cumberland county, Va. post paid, will be
attended to.
Tie resides IN PowhHipn county, ten miles
from the court honsr, the same distance from
Cumberland cour house, " nine miles from
Gainesville Board can he had in his tami
~ tor SO per week. The stage passes four
lines "A week by Dickersons store, five miles
from his residence. l.. II. NOSRi.
agent Tor Mrs. Leigh aud Dir. Yates.
Oct. ~. cswll
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FOR SALE.

/IltlE subscriber wishes 10 sell his House
- and Lot AT amherst Courthouse, and it
not previously disposed of, will be sold 10
the highest bidder on the first day OF Norem-
her Court next, that being the third Monday
in the month, This property Is we'll cacu-
lated for mechanic, either Sadler Shoema.
ker or Taylor, neither ofwhom is now AT this
place, and considerable demand for the work
of all. Terms accommodating and made
known on the day of sale.
CHAS. z. TALIAFERRO.
Oct. IL. cpidsl0
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wA1fTUDa

m NJ or Two ftsi rate wnfi. men al -
" Tailoring Business all Of which Ne
have steady employment, with a serv ee,' IN
modions shop; and The brsi ri Wages "i'
SHELTON a HUNT
WE also take this opportunity oil re,,,r.;
our most sincere thanks 10 our trienss
the public generally, for The patronage ,,t 'ha
we have met with, SINCE here ws<haye La 'la
and hope by oar prompt and nuremi,,ed -,
tenlion, To merit continuance o. The "a. ae
All orders entrusted 10 their care, shall i"e.
strictly attended 10, rs il the persons ~ as
selves were present chi aud made in ,,,'F
style as cannoi he surpassed by none & .ueh
lnlly seni wherever directed. Genilemen t
lrs "a the country who may want WORT w. Nv
for their ladies, shall have il done for,l,, W.
and so plainly demonstrated rs the ,nas1 W.
experienced cannot fail in putting il lege,,'l "
as intended Two doors below Messrs ne
vid and Rohi. Kyles store. opposite M. va
Norvell 4 alurgan's. The subscribers ono a''s.
both, may always he fund at home. VI
al persons indebted to the abova r..
will please call and discharge the same ana
take fresh start '"a
Oct 10. no,
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NegrNes iNv seMle.

TDWENry likely young negroes for sale,
u consisting of boys, girls, men, women
aud children, A. NJ U.4DDILL.
Sept Z Isl
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FANCY FUR HATS,

Together with a general supply OF
Common Fur and Wool Hats.
A part OF winch ate of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted 10 be first quality
aud made of the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron
age. rs they are determined to keep CON
sisnlv on hand u complete assortment ot
fancy hats of the latest northern fashions.
and likewise every sr'iptlon of fine and
common bats of theiI own manufacture.
All Of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, Of their own
make, shall be roncd without charge.
June 2B. 100
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Leather, Spanish Hides, OIL. DC.
EDUCATION

!tHE winter session of the sub, criber' 5
2 school will commence on the first day
of " vemher. WM. $. REID.
September IA. tse
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26
NEW BOOKS.
TDIlE subscriber has just received, direct
- from Philadelphid, very large and
valuable supply of
NEW H0QNSa


Among them are the following new works
Mills History OF Chiyary or kuightoood
aud lis times, in 2 vols This is very in
,eresing aud valuable production.
Life aud writings Of Frederick Reynolds,
in vols. This work contains great mass of
very Interesting and amusing information
"Reminiscences of Michael Kelly. This is
certainly one OF the most interesting produc-
lions that's been before the public for long
time.
"reminiscences of Charles Bnllcr, Esq.
This is so valuable production that every
person ought to own copy.
Life and Correspondence of H. Lee, by
his grandson, r. II. Lee. The North A..
merican Review speaks highly of this work.
The Subatern or Sketches Of the Peunsr-
lnr War during the Campaigns of 1913 IA,
by an eye witness The public may rest as
sured that this is one OF the best productions
OF the day.
Continental Adventures, in 8 vols. This
is new work and thiuk.a very excellent
one.
John Bull in America or the New Mum
chausen, by Paulding This work has been
So universally praised that it will be needless
to sny any thing more ahont il.
Merry Tales of Three Wise Men of Gotham
by Pauldng. This work is universally admi.
red
Letters and Papers of tho Rev. Thomas
Scott. Never before published, with occasi-
onal observations by John Scott, A. NJ.
A Treatise on Diet, sc. sc. by J. A. Paris,
NJ. d. f. r. S. "a new medical work J
The Cd Vol. Virginia Cases or Decisions o {
the General Court, by VIM. peterborough.
The I'd Vol. Lawyers Guide, by William
Waller Henning.
Together with great many other valuable
productions, all OF which am determined 10
sell very low. ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Oct. u.
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3 Gents Reward.

OVIts lPWdFU.
l0 uNAWAi, from the subscriber, living
AS Mt the head OF Flat-Creek. about two
weeks since, bound girl by name Fanny
Aoahis, aoout hiteen years ofage, her cloth.
ing consisted of checked Virginia cloth. and
blue cnlicoe bonnet will give the above
reward for the apprehension and delivery of
SAID girl; and do hereby forwarn all ner.
sons irom employing or harboring said girl
under the penalty of the law.
Campbell ETY.. MICHAEL EMRA.
. Oct. 10, co,iis
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-26

A Rule. held in the clerks office ofAmherst cau~
~ y court, the first Monday in September, 1920
Charles Whitley. John n. smith and John Haynes, So
surviving partners OF Charles Whitley, illam White,
", Jchn II Smith and John Hs, nes, ia,e merchants ana
Whilely Gr 60, Pits. 4
against
Daniel Pierce, Sai ah Pierce and Jacob Pierce, Dei
IN tHANrERY,
The defendants Daniel Pierce and Sarah Pierce he'
having entered their appearance and given security ~
eordng 10 the act of Assembly and the rules ct tins cou
4 appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they a
inhabitants OF this siate II ordered that the sao w.
PENDANTS appear here The first day of November Wu
mex. and answer the bill Of the Plaintiffs and INA, ~
py OF this order be forthwith inserted III the virginia.
printed in the town of L,nchhu q, ior Two month, .
eessveiy and posted AT the front door of the eonuo
oi ms county on some court day. RI
ACopy--ieste, a. b DAyiEo'NN
A L Rules heldin the clerks office Of Amherst eopl
y court the first Monday III September, lSZo o.,
Samuel simmons,s ~"
against -
James w. Hill and William Jordan, pti@'
IN CHANCERY. -
The defendant James w. Hill; not having emit
his appearance and given security according To ie
Assembly and the rules of This court, and y apPeaf
By satisfactory evidence that he not an Inbap an
this state. Ii is ordered that he SAID defendant Z. IA
pear here the first day o. November term he'. III,
answer the bill of the plaintiff. and that copy o;ed
order be forthwith inserted in soms newspaper p,ly
IN the town Of L,nclhurg Tor two mouths suee' tlts
and posted at the front door of the courthouse " "
county On some court day. .cck
copy-leste. a. y. "a IT, -
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Oct %.

Ynl0R RENT.-1he House aud Lot belong.
! ing TO the estate OF Walter Huntington,
deed. Immediate possession viii be given.
Persons wishing TO get desirable situation,
ARE invited 10 call and see the houses, gar.
den, fruit trees, &c. &c.
A. NJ. WADDlLL.
OFT o. 4il9
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New -HiasSow academy
For Young Ladies.

MfRS. .LIrfLEFoRp, grateful for the Ii.
Ill beral patronage already received, bfgs
leave 10 inform her friends aud the pubic,
she is prepared 10 receive scholars on the
following terms -
Pr. Sc0ion Fire Mouths.
The usual branches OF M Engi.h Ednca-
ton, including History, Geography Chro
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New and valuable Medicine.
NOTICE.

10Y virtue of deed of trust. executed by
ID Christopher lsbell and WIN. | lsbell,
The 9Th day OF October, 1924, and duly reeor-
ded in the county court of Amherst we shall
on Monday the 9Th day Of November next,
NJ the market-house, in the town OF Lynch
burg sell for cash, the following property
III satisfy said deed, 10 wit "A tract or par
Gel of Land, lying IN the county ef Amherst,
containing 10 Acres, one House and Lot,
now in the occupancy OF VIM. |. lobell, stu
ate in the connty of Amherst, and three
slaves Caesar, Charles, and Peter, {watermen,)
together with all and singular the rights and
appartennuccs belonging 10 the said tract OF
Land aud Lot, As trustees, we shall only
convey such Tile rs is vested in MS, tho il is
supposed 10 be indispniabIe.
DAVID HOFFMAN,
LEWIS GREGORY,
NATHAN b TtIuRMON.
Oct 9. icidsl9
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New Aat Store.

HEs SAMUEL DINkLE g. Co. have
f2 Just opcued, - the house next
EnsN door above Henry Carlton, l.
cos. Shoe Store. ard little
below the virginian Office, new and ex-
tensive assortment OF
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Land for Sale.

YGf av1NG removed TO Richmond, ihe sub
70 i scrl,er wishes 10 sell his Plantation,
situate in Campbell county, on Beaver
creek. II contains five hundred aud thirty
nine Acres, about one hall cleared. lis To-
cal situation adds mnch to lis value, beipg
situated Immediately on the road leading
from Lynchburg 10 Campbell Courthouse,
eight miles from the Turner aud four from
The latter, aud is good stand for a House
Of Entertainment. Person DESTROYS OF pur-
chasing, are requested 10 call on Mr.. John
seay, who lives on the premises, and will
show lhem.--I shall sell this land on Tues
day the All Noycnbca nest, together with
inur or five Negroes, The crop OF Corn, Rye,
&c the stock OF Horses, Cattle aud Hogs,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture, plantation
utensils, &c. Terms Ut sale +, which will be-
conducted by Mr. John n ID, Payne, anc-
tioneer. JOHN GARTH.
Oct, D. Ctdso
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mo. ALEXANDER. c.


prginla:
At Rule holden in the clerks Office of The Supelos
conr OF hnncery for The Iynchburg Distic the slh
day of Iul 1916.
Games Vcach a Judith his wife, formerly judith
Brown, free persons of color, Pts,
aPauIs,
Archibald II, beri'on. William Black, William RAJ.
rett. Samuel Garland W iam Muir. Robert Mur. ieaa
Muir, Isabella Muir. James iiuir, Mary Muir, lean
Muir the ,onng'l, Sarh Muir. Janet MUIR Agnr.
Muir, lsabela Black, Agnew Hack. william Boeie
VINO intermarrit with Sarah Bla, l.. dec Marion Black
Mary Brown, James Brown, Robert Gordon. and 10.
bert Gordon the exr admir- John Irvine dc.
Dtil&
The defendants William Hack. Robert Mnir Jean
Muir. l:abella Muir. James Muir Mnfy Mair Jran
Muir he younger. Sarah Muir, Janet Muir, Agnes
NinIr. Isabella Black, Agnew Black u ilham BOge,
Marion Blsck, Mary Brown, James Brown aud Rottft
Gordon, not having entered their appearance and
~ 81 security according TO The act ~ Assembly
and ID, rates. of this eonri, and II appearing b.
satisfactory evidence that hey nhabitanis d
tins country: IL is ordered. that The said DEF, ndan do
appear here the tenth day of The answer
the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy oil iii, order be
forthwith inserted in some new paper printed niie
Town OF -ynchbure. for two months successfully, md
posted Al the front door OF the eour,-house the SAIL
town. A Copy, Itste.
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0,t 8.

1rl uNAWAY, from J. WickLam's plantaii-
ID on Middle Quarter, Tnckahoe, in The
county OF Henrico, Negro Boy, named Lii
~, about 7 years old he is likely and intel
ligent, his features are round and we'll form
ed. His repuied Father, Sam Wright, free
negro, is said 10 reside in Lynchbnrg OF 10 be
there frequently and as The boy ran away
aud was taken up in Lynchburg a year or
two since, il is probable he may now he in
that place or the neighborhood; he went off
the asi time about the month Of April last
A reward Of thirty dollars will be paid to
any persen who viii deliver him TO John II.
Jennings, the oyerseer AT Middle Quarter, on
james River, opposite Finne's coid pits.
JNO. NICkHAM.
Oct. 0 tc6w 10