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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

-'1"JVI'Ey TOT CIaiDOEne 6O2.
MIR. Armstrong is reelected in the Berkeley
DistrIct, by considerably majority
In The county Of Elizabeth City, the votes were
for Thomas Newton 90, George LOYAL So
iMr. Newton Is re elected by majority Of 1913
In the whole disirict.)
.vefson- WIN. @. Rives, 277, no opposition.
ton.
oForthumbeJIand- John Taiiafe.ro no opposi-
ton.
Wsstmorcta1d john Tsliafeno 60 - no on.
position.
OHIO District The result still unascertainei-.
as tar as the returns received the5 are as fol-
lows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

'taHioOn, Monongsila and Brooke, yet 10 be heard
rom The LIST the residence Of Johnson, and the
I'd Of Raymond.
htnha,oa District The result, not yet ascer-
iained.-- The polls as far as ihey are known are
as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01
UAsa1NGYoN, Geo. April y

.Bessrs. Yan Eren y Cambrelcne.
we neg leave to inform the Coalition prints
that Ale-srs. Van Buren, and Can,brei nr passsJ
through this town on Saturday last, ,iirectin their
e.eeftoneer'ng steps towards Lexington, situate
aboat 70 miles from this place. We will inform
also he Coalition prints, that those eentlem en-
have 20 far succeeded in tie Object OF their 0oE
"caf 'oaf' as to meet wherever they PASS a warm
snd cordial reception from the ci.iZans az IA.
State It, addition must Inform the same prio,s
That those gentlemen were invited TO public din
ner which they declined on account of the shor,
-t"y hey had TO make in the South. The Coal.
hon prints may rest assured that We .haI keen
them advised as TO he future NOV euent. ,s those
Two gentlemen, and thar they are Welcome. and
at perfect liberty, 10 make The mos, they -.
me information we give them TO day. i-Ie,cs.
we are happy 10 learn that Prussia ha 10 low ed
The example OF G'ea, Britain and tie United S a,rs.
ana signed commercial treaty with the n.,y Mex
lea" kernhiic Thus one b, one the !inks which
formed The ponderous chain OF Holy Iiance Give
way uader their own rust. -London Irs.es.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

BALTIMORE, April &C. The British brig Rob
Ros, arrived a, this port the day before yesterdav
from Jamaica. was, IN obedience to The Pfesiden,;s
proclamation, and the instructions of the seeretary
Of the Treasury, ordered by the Collector 10 de.
part within tveni7 fear bours gc1sest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

Hon. Mr.. Van Rens.
seIaeJ, Char'n."
" The account OF the expenditure then follows:
" The debtor side charges Mr.. John Adaus, j..
with Treasury WGrra1t," dated Ma ch
1925 for Sl4 GOO, the =um Appropriated to pUr-
chase furniture for the Presidents house. The
credit side presents lists Of i2f items, numbered
from to,l24 inclusive, and dated from 10Th Of
March, 1925 TO oh February, 1876, and pupors
to be list OF articles purchased for furnishing ihe
Presidents house out of the ppfoJralion Of
s II, COO, and credited a. such.
" Among these items, under date Of Nay 2J.h,
1925, and numbered 81, is the following:
d" Lozdre Keypaid, Biihoyd Table $50"
Also, under date OF Johe 6 h, numbered 81, the
following:
" IT. Johnson, cloth and Doyk S43 a."
Also, under same date, NUMBERED 50 ibe iol-
lowing:
4" Lille John. for cues as co."
Also, under date OF November 20. numbered 90
the following:
." d. +. Pomroy billiard balls G."
Also, under dave Of Januar, Isl, 1926, number.
ed l07, the fcllowing
" p. Thompson, chesSmen 1923 so"
8 Upon his state Of the Record evidence, 4
denial as bold as unexpected, j. just put forth By a
member Of Congress from Kentucky, backed by
Peter Force (and such denial needs Force IA
back it that any part Of the public money vas
ever applied to the purchase Of the Billiard Table!
:" We wait Tor the denouement of all this affair
which besides the original merits OF the ganssc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

~, 81 S'ai.a, oci4innUy
rcI n'sht YOU thInk would tie sore
Vsl f's@sus' a iesi hard socr, (.ino.tln
Scarcely Ut plough u draw;
A"d then YOU WfHe surh b,rr;d ,,ur
wa" iesds wabal 50 very ronsi;
d, Lo'd! hs ), ade ny tou;ue s6 ,,,y
ii' ahee'td the Major oihsf,nily--l, gaii,. him
gu, originally
suppose tried to keep Ls nsrnc.
FROM Ginning with a for,-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-01

The Jodotoing political eolcuius appeared in
khe Inst HrieL
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

'nl OOk BlNDEIiY The subscriber has late
- ~ procured an additional first rate BoooN
Binder which enables him 10 do all work. in
That line, with nratncss and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia a very Lang
supply Of paper Of very superior quality, who i
enables linn TO do any kind of Bianh Gork at a
minute, notice, Merchants, Clerks, and The pub
lie generally may rely on having any work or
deted oi me, faithfully done aud made out of The
best materials and at very low priccs.--Peiaons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as anu somewhat at lcis-
ure and can do them much better than when
am pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known to bc done Al IA this
dart Of the country, and ia a much WORE superb
manner. ABKAM X. NORTH
Feb @ 1927
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
May e..

Irl ENIEWS.-lhe subscriber bees leave TO
M inform the public that he is appointed
agent 0or this part of the country by the
publishers, for the following valuable Pero
deal Works, viz
North American Review, published in Bos.
ion.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston,
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Philadelphia.
Medioo Chirurgical Review, published in
New York, aud Edited by James Johnson,
M D.
Philadelphia Journal of Sciences, Edited
by n. Chapman, NJ, D., W. ?. Dewes, NJ, ID.
and John Goldman, NJ. u. sc. &c.
will remark that the above Reviews have
obtained great reputation aud praise from the
very best Judges in The United States, being
edited by the most eminent literary men IL
the world, and the Typographical part exc
cuted equal 10 any whatever.
The subscription price for each Of the n
bnve works j. SIS per annum ] will turnisl
either OF them to subscribers delivered in thi
place free OF all other expenses which vii
save To those who fake them from me abou
tM o dollars year on each work. hopt
gentlemen will do me the favor Of calling ant
subscribing tor one or all OF the above valua
bic works. ADRIAN II. NORTH
Dee. Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

zpTJsT sALE.--fdfsaan,t 70 deed Of trrs.
y bearing date, he 2@h Nov. 1892, and duly
recorded in the Clerks office OF the county court
of Amherst, executed by Daniel D Christian, TO
the subscriber, for purposes therein expressed, ]
shall proceed 70 sell for ready money, at Chris
taas old shop. on the premises, a certain tract
ofland. whercen Judith Chrisiian nov lives, con-
taniag $50 acres, more or less; which she has
possession of her lite time, in nherst county
i to be sold ON the Pad day of June next, TO the
ighest bidder, by the acre. aud the following
property to vii: Negro woman named Sophia,
Charlotte, ricy aud Francis her chld, one grey
llare one yoke OF oxen and cart, head Of
COWS. all the hogs and sheep, 1 beds. all the
household and kitchen furniture aud plantation
tools Of all descriptions, or much Of said land
and property as will satisfy said claim aud costs
attending | acting Us trustee will convey such
title as is vested ~ me as trustee.
PETLR +. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
March 2 cl2t30
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

M OTlCE.-Pursnant TO the conditions of a
~ deed OF trust executed by 1abez Camden
and Nancy his wife TO the subscriber, which
was admitted 10 record in the Clerks Office OF
the County Court Of Amherst, on the 9th day
Of November, 1928 for the purpose Of seeming
10 Charles b. Penn, several sums OF money
therein specified shall, on the sth day of
June, 1927, on the premises, sell at auction for
cash, a tract ofiaud in the County Of Amherst.
adjoining Tic lands of Vim. stnnet aud others,
containing by estimation 700 Acres, be the same
more or less. Acting as trustee shall convey
10 the purchaser such title only as is vested inne
by the deed aforesaid, and 10 other.
JANIS POWELL.
May IL ctds40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

II AND FOR SALE,-Thc subscriber offers
"a for sale his valuable tract ofland whereon
he now lives. containing 354 IL Acres. lying in
Campbell County, ON Stone Wall Greek, II
miles below Iynehburg, and IN 3 miles ofJames
River, and in 3 miles of3 Merchant Mills. This
land is the first rate tobacco land and well va.
tered, good improvements, and plantation in
ample order for cropping, sufficient TO work Or
e hands 10 advantage, and possession may be
anl Al any time before the present crop is pitch
ed.-For terms, apply TO the subscriber living
on the premises. JOHN NALkER,Jr.
Feb. l. ctf2o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
SPRING GOODS.

FnHE SUBSCRIBER now offers for sale a
! we'll selected assortment of SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS of the latest style and fashions,
which together with low prices. will, he hopes,
be an induccment for dealers to call and exam
inc the assortment
Among them arc the following;
IA 10 "a Cambria and Joconet Aluslns
Plain and Ag'd Null and Book Musins, extra
quality
Swiss Muslin, plain and extra fed
Common and superior prints, new style
Plain and stripe Batistc, Silk Barragc
Swiss Muslin Cnpes and Collars
Elegant Gauge aud silk HlfS.
Irish Linens Black Lutestring, do Suroassan
Ladies' Kid and llosltins Gloves
Gentlemen's Hoskins and Woodstock do
lngrain and White Cotton Hosiery
Elegant Plaid SILKS, new style
Fine Versailles aud Valentia VeStings
superior Blue aud fancv coored Cloths
brown, bleached and plaid Cottons
With almost every other articles suited 10 the
season and demand, and will, IT is hoped render
satisfaction 10 customers
ABNEY NJ. FACKLER,
Bank Square, Lynchburg.
May 4. 1888
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

I'd UKSuANT to q decree pronounced on the
x 9th day of October, 1870 in the Superior
Court OF Cbancery for the Iynchburg district,
inthc cause ofPhiI 1hurmon Plaintiff again't 4.
George Tucker aud others Defendants, the IN
dcrsigned Marshal of the said court, Will sell, by
way Of public auction, for cash, on the prcmi-
scs, on Tuesday the l0th day of June, 1927 Of
fair, ifnot the next fair day thereaiter,) a tract
Of land lying in the county Of Amherst. contain
ing one hundred and nine,y-eight and a half
acres, being tract of land VI which Matthew
Tucker died seized.
L A. HOLCoMBE, NJ. L. E. ID. G.
May II. ,ds40
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Elegant hummer Goods !!

SpN AVID Il ROBERT KYLE take pleasure
~ in announcing TO their friends and custo-
mers the arrival OF new supply OF web selected
and fashionable goods, part of which are the
following, viz:
A few pieces Sheppard's Extra, Blue Cloths,
some of which are not 10 be surpassed IN fine
ness. and are remarkable for their beautiful
rich Shades,
l piece super Blk Cloth, SAID TO be the finest G.
yer seen for the price.
| do finest Blue London Cashmere,
Several ps b, Lastngs, beautiful and sub
stantial article ol gentlemen's summer wear,
British Nanllecns and Russia D,imgs,
India Long Nankeens and Blk Crcassans,
, ps superior white Marselllcs,
do do Buh, a splendid article,
Co and white AIarseilles, medium qualities,
, case CaIicocs best qual and handsonest style,
| small case Muslin Cling CHAINS,
Fine Fambored Book MuslinS,
Plain Jaconets Null and Book do
cases double Leghofn Bolvars Hats,
do Straw Bonncts, &c. &c. &c.
ALSO, several bales 81 and "A plain do
mestics, apron and counterpart checks OF the
best Indigo dye, "a and a. brown and bleached
cotton cloths, and bales finest Sea Island
Shcetings and quantitysof Tickienburg, and
yard wide Russia Linens.
u In few days is expected several cases
Silks, Lawns and Calicoes +! !!
May IL. tao
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
MILLER IL ROBERTS,

vi LLEh y hODEh >,
fEf AVE on hand a large and general assort
Ia ment of Groceries aud various other art
Giles, amongst which are the following:
Best West India brown and common sugar,
Loaf and New Orleans sugar,
Green coffee, old Java coffee,
Imperial and gunpowder tea
Old jamaica aud Antigua Rum,
Old French Brandy,
Old MADEIRA and Sicily Nj Wine,
Old and new whiskey,
Apple Brandy,
Newark cider vinegar,
Iallow candles assorted SKIES,
Sperm candles,
Earthen.ware assorted,
Stone ware assorted,
Salt pene, alum,
Indigo madden, coppcras,
Pepper, ginger, spice,
Cotton sheeting and shlrting,
Cotton yarns assorted numbers.
Cambrlcks, calIcoeS,
Mems lined and bound and coarse SHOES,
Women's leather and morocco shoes,
Sole leather best sort,
New herrngs, new shad,
Ger. and bliStered steel,
5 tons bar iron,
300 sacks salt,
10000 lbs. well cured bacon,
All ofthe above goods ne will sell low for
cash or merchantable produce
May IL. tao
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Iaiaa6te main street properly Jor sale IN Lynch.
burg.

taiua6te main street property Jor sale IN Lynch.
burg.
I'D RSUANr TO decree rendered on the
x 29th day of0ctober, 1926, in the Superior
Court Of Chanccry for the Lyuchburg district,
m the cause of the President, Directors and
Company of the Bank OF Virginia Plaintiffs, and
the representatives Of James Huntington and o.
theirs Defendants the undersigned Marshal
OF the SAID court, will sell, by way of public auc
ton, Tor cash. on the premises. on Wednesday
the 3thday of June, 1927 If fair. if not the
next tar day thereafter, one undivided moiety
Of a certain lot in the town of Lynchburg, with
the tenement thereon occupied by Paul Jones
and bethuel w Hewson, situate Oh main or
second street containing about forty nine and
halt ieel front on the main street, aud extending
back one hundred and thirty two feet, being the
lot d tenement owned jointly by Robert Morris L.
james punnIngtons representatives.. This pro
perry IS really valuable and worthy the atten-
ton ofcapnaiists.
7. A HoLCoMBE. nj L.C.D.C.
May AL td4s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
May IS.

D OflCE.-WilI he sold at public auction. On
y Wednesday the 3otb OF this instant is
fair, otherwise the nest fair day, the sale to.con.
tnue from day 10 day until completed, bcpin-
ing at the Pocket plantation, on Staunton ri.
vcr, in the county ot fhlsy lsania, the late resi-.
dence of Ralph smith, sem. decd and endinr
on the said decedents plantation on the other
side ofthe river, IN the county Of Campbell, all
the personal property OF said dcccdcut consist.
ing OF a very valuable stock of Horses Mules.
Cattle, sheep, Hogs, household and kitchen fur
nlurc. plantation utensils A set OF Black Smith;
tools, Stills, OK Wagons, Carts, and an elegant
sing lcseated Gigg wi,h harness complete
quantity of Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats Fodder.
and variety Of other things, too tedious to
mention .--Ierus of sale, all sums above five
dollars, credit oft~elve months will be given,
bonds tn approved security will be required
of each purchaser in every instance, all sums
of FIVE doiifrs, aud under, cash Any person
purchasing property, and falling on refusing TO
give ample security as above required, he OF she
shah be acid iespunsible to the administrators
for the difie. euce between his or her bid and
that at which sale shall be made.
JNO. SMITH, Sepr
GEO. w. CLEMENT,
hdm'rs. Of RalPh Smith, Sep deed.
MAY l9. s2w+4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

ftAR. RoBERTSoN'S FATENT STOMA-
~ CHIC BTfE3S. The celebrated aud
vel known Buffers are composed purely of We
ret'tbles, OF ne most innocent, yet specific viz
tnes aud are pnnt nlarly recommended for re-
storing weak constitutions cleansing strength
ening the stomach. and Increasing the appetite ,
they eXp,l worms in all ages. but ON thor sun
phcIty and safety are moStratura aud ctfectn
alvlfmiiage, wien administrrrdto children; they
are gratefully warm, AVID pungentlr aromatic !;
they are extremely seryccable la all seasons,
but particularly so on the approach OF warm
weather, when bilious habits experience such to-
fal loss ofappet to, they are aso certain preven-
tive Against those complaints so much in the
spring, such as intermittent Fevers and Agues
Dysentaries, &c. &c.
They possess. moreover, the propetv peculiar 10
themselves, of qualifying and ameiorating those
inlanmatory pernicious qualities inherent in ar
dent spirits, and so often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into whole
some, pleasant, and inyigorating stomachic.
They are a very pleasant Cordial Bitter, and
are recommended for the use oftagerns, as well
asprivate families.
few dozen britlcs ofthe above valuable Bit
tors fer sale by the subscriber Price one dol
l8i per bottle WALTERH MIDDLETON,
teb 30. Opposite Post Office.
T~AN A;preatice will be- taken at
TINS Office.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
N4y8

sN1EW B01RS.--The subscriber has again
X ] the ploasme Of informing the public that
he ha, Just received, direct from Philadelphia,
very large supply Of BOOks aud SIATiONA-
KY, which renders ms stock very large and
complete Among the last arrivals are many We
~ interesting and valuable productions, VIZ
Almacks, a Novel, IN vols. The Reviews
have said 50 much IN praise Of this work. that il
would he saperluous 10 say any more.
Tales Of the o llara Family, IN 2voIs second
series. II may well be questioned whether any
story vas ever written of a more affecting and
Interesting character than the Nowlins. IN tins
work, winch having once been read, it will not
be easy 10 forget.
Tales of Voyage 10 the Arctic Ocean, in 2
vols. TINS perhaps is the mos, interesting and
amusing production that has been before the
public lnf some time.
Paul Jones. Romance by Allen Cunning
ham, in vuls---So much has alreadv been said
uprase Of TINS ~otk, befprc received II, that
ueed not say ANY thing more IN favor oft.
Honor 0'llara, a Novel, IN , vols by Ann
Maria Porter, who is generally great tayor,'c
writer with me.
Family Legends and Traditions Of the South
afIrelaud. vita fine plates. TINS is certainly
the most magical work that the public has had
she pleasure ofperusing fOr some time at least.
America, by the author OF Europe The Wi
ter stands very high a. literary man, hence thi,
Nsork mnst or ought, TO be IA good one.
speeches OF Henry Clay, with very oorrec
poTirsr. This york is executed in very mas
teriy S. le, being printed on very superior pa
ser. which nutsi prove very Interesting TO Tn
- altion party ABHAM Il. NORTH.
Nav s.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
May IL

/HRuST SALE.-By,irtu ola deed of trust,
- executed by John \ Rose to the subscr-
bers, for certain purposes therein expressed
which said iTust deed was admitted TO record in
the clerk Office of the county codr of Amherst
ON the 2ist Of April, la23-Ihe under signed
wall, ON the l4th June next, sell 10 the highest
bidder on credit until the LIST day of january
next, the tract OF land conveyed in the deed "a
toresaId, viz about three hundred acres, lying
in tue county Of Amherst, and adjon.s the lands
Of William Morgan, VIM. Nj. Waller aud The
Rose Wills tract Upon thstraet OF land there IS
good dwelling house, and all ether necessary
out houses. The undersigned acting as trustees,
will convey no Other or further lille than is vest.
ed in them By the decd aforesaid. bal they believe
that 10 be good.
JOHN p. COBBS, }r
JAMES S. PENN, 1'us'oes'
MAY IL. ctdsIO
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
May 4.

IARUST SALE.-Bv vittac Of a deed oftru
II made 10 the subscribers by Edward Lynch
and Mary lis wife, on die Isl day Of MAY, 1924,
and Of record in the clerk office of the county
court of Campbell, for the purpose of securing
the payment OF three several sums of money
therein mentioned, with interest, due Christie
pher Niniree, will be sold, by the subscribers,
at public auction, for ready money, on the pre-
misses, on Thursday the 9Th day of July next
certain Tract or Parcel of Land, in the county
of Campbell, and lying within one mile and
half Of Lynchborg, known by the name of the
Fishing Creek , i'll Tract, with dwelling house,
other ont houses and grist mill thereon, and con-
tanning three hundred and twenty acres, be the
same more or less Possession to be hadthe lsI
day OF October next. Such title only will be
conveyed by us as is vested in us as trustees.
{ ANTHONY, }T,uy,ees.
JOHN VICTOR,
Nay4 ctds39
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

N1IfB. BARTEL BROOkS-Sn-Asy you are
ysEIA not an iuhabitant OF tins Commonwealth,
! give you notice, that ON Friday the 9TH day Of
June. 1927, between the hours OF sunrise and
sunset, shall, nj the house of James Wood in
Prince Edward county, proceed to take the de-
positions Of Henry NJ. Watkins and others, 10 be
read a. evidence in suit now depending in
Campbell court, in which am plaintiff and you
and John Holt are defendants. Yours, &c.
HE2EhIAIi BROOKS.
MAY 4. civ 80
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
FANCY STORE.

WYE have this day opened very general
w assortment Of rich and elegant Fancy
Goods, surprising in style and beauty any thing
heretofore offered TO the public
Satin Scarfs ID yds long beautiful shades
Rich worked Swiss Scars cn;nely new
Gauze, Barcge Il Gau de Maple silk lIkf.
A great variety of shaded iigr Silks
Elegant Reticules, plain and shell middlcs
Brussels thread lace and cdgings
Gimp laces which will wash equal TO thread
A beautiful assortment of new style Bet Rib.
bons
Waverly stripe end other fanciful fgr. Calicoes
Bateste and Barege Dresses, all shades
900 pair fancy cold SILK and Prunella Shoes.
The above goods, with additional supplies
weekly looked for, places us in an attitude to
furnish our friends on such terms that we flattcl
ourselves VIII give general satisfaction.
IL Country Merchants are respectfully mvi-
ted MCKEE, ROBINSON & co,
May %. tfs2
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
March %.

M Office The subscriber being DESTROYS
~ of closing his account with the Es'a'e W
Stephen Dnpoe, dee. late of PittSy wanna 'ou'
ty, Virginia, has appointed the 9th day OF Jun" jun
next, to settle the same al his House, ana 'n"ns
distribution of the same agreeable to the W.
dents Wal. All persons having claims ag",'%
the said Estate, are requested TO bring them ~.
ward on that day authenticated as the IA" IN
quires, and receive payment, as this NOTICE "t ~
be plead in bar, against ali claims previous
that day, and thu cgatces are hereby nol'nsa
to attend and receive their proportions OF 'ns
said Estate agreeable to the Win Of the dec y
do not intend to be responsible tor any ih''
est after that day
WILLIS GLASS, ErOr. o.
.Hephen Dupes ls'
May II. cf".o ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

yr1YVE DOLLARS ErwARo.--strayed or
- stolen from the subscriber, al Nelson I.
House, on the 30,h day of April list, during tie
Superior Cou't, a bright Dun or MlNGO
HORSE, about sin years old, and about five
feet high, his tail and name is little darker than
usual tor horses OF his color he works well aud
hes the mark ofGear aud little rubbed upon his
shoulders by the collar, his tail small, he Is aloug
bodied horse, slim legs aud no ierlocks heuots
and eaiIfets very we'll but does not pace AZ ALL
lie also had an old saddle aud bridle On, the lea
Their on the seat OF the saddle behind, and the
stitap feathers much worn out. The above ie-
ward will be given tor horse, Dc. If delivered TO
me at my house, about three mites from Nelson
courthouse. ELIAS HAMBLETI.
May II. cI840