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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

DUTCH TRAVELLER. The following
extract paints Dutch traveller, who had
seen London, and between whom and an
Englishman the following conversation takes
place 50" You have been in London p sYa!'
replied Meinherr to this interrogatory asser-
ton. 'And what doyou think of St. Paul's p
Il do not moach see in it. Westminster
Abbey, then 2 Sufficiently WE'LL Did
you see the Thames, the bridges, and the
myriads of vessels of all nations that are in
the port of London?' Il do tink there is
little water vary in de river Did YOU see
Covent Garden and Drury Lane theatres,
and the Opera-house, and the brilliant com
pany assembled there p sYa, but tho stage
isssmall vary Were you at any large
parties at the west end of the town. ooh,
va! hot vary, full vary, tired vary 'And
what DO you think OF the English women p
Not noach. Oh, no! wish my wife was
here p"
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
LANCASTER
Harness Mandatory

WNHE Subscriber continues to manufac-
Ill ture,-a few rods north of Fitchs Hotel, all
kinds of Chaise, Wagon, Stage, and Team Har-
ness Saddles, Brides, Collars, Leather-top Trunks
common ditto, &c. in the newest style, and of the
most approved patterns.
Also
For Sale, good assortment of Ivory, Bone, Button
and Plate-mounted Whips; Whip Lashes, Meats
foot Oil, Sponge Backing, &C., and almost every
article usually kept by Harness Makers, which will
be sold as low as can be purchased elsewhere.
All kinds of Carriage Painting neatly executed at
short notice; also, Chaises and Harnesses cleaned
Oiled, and Vanished.
Favours in the above business will be received
with grateful acknowledgment.
LEMUEL D. SAWYER.
Anril 90 IF
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

JOSEPH WILLARD.
"A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT
- LAW, has removed his office to the
new brick building, a little to the north of
the Church, where he will attend to the du-
ties of his profession.
Lancaster, April Is, 1928 ep.6m.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
EPITAPH

On ttco sisters--t,cins at 5irth-companions i,
yo'ah-partners in death-and tenaats Of tn
same grave.
Fair marble, tell to future days
That here two virgin sisters lie,
Whose life employed each tongue in praise,
Whose death drew tears from every eve.
In stature, beauty, years, and fame,
Together as they grew they shone,
So much alike, so much the same,
Death quite misto0k them both for one.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
SAMUEL F. MORSE,

No. 4l5 Washington Street, near Boyls-
ton Market-Boston.
AS just received from the New York
= VI Auction Sales, great variety of Dry
Goods, among which, are Scarlet, White
and Black Merino Long and Square Shawls.
Some OF which are of elegant patterns.
| Carton Scarlet and white Thibet Shawls;
3 DO: Rich Fancy Silk; Barage and Gauze
Hdkfs.; Cases New Style Prints; Rich
Silks for Bonnets and Dresses; Broad and
Narrow Black Bombazines Plaid Batistes.
A large assortment of Swiss Muslins; also,
an extensive assortment of other goods
adapted to the season.
Traders and others from Lancaster and
vicicity are invited to call.
June 3, 1928. 3tis
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

HNHE Subscriber having had the manual
n and scientific advantages necessary to
MATCHMAKER, and having taken the
shop recently occupied by Major Fisher in
the North Village in Lancaster, offers his
services to Cash customers, on Patent Lever,
L'Pine, Vertical, Cylindtick, Dupler, Horo
striking, Alarm, and Musical Watches Ho-
rizontat and Vertical Chronometers, Plain
and Complicated PenduIus Tfmeakeepers !:
JeaceLry, and such other work as may be Of
fered in the line of his profession.
S. SMITH.
Lancaster, 18th April, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
Worcester S. 5 p May so3h oi 81

WNO the Widow, Creditors, and A.,
Ill MANASSEH HOUGHTON, late Of Ss
in said County, deceased, and to all Others co,'
in the Estate of said deceased, GREETING
You are hereby cited to appear (if you s.. \
the Court of Probate to be holden at Worrs.
said County, on the first Tuesday in July y
ten of the clock, before noon, to show CAM
license should not be granted to the Admin
of said Estate to sell so much of the Real MI
said deceased as will raise the sum of one n.
two hundred and thirty-seven dollars for MI
ment of debts and charges, and you win l.
thereon. NATH'L. PAINE, Judge Of Pal
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

Immediately touched, upon closing the
door, and the bed was soon beyond the
reach of our guest. We could hear him
cropping about, and uttering frequently
CALCULATIONS of astonishment. He easily
found the bed posts but it was. in vain for
him to attempt to get in. He moved his
hands up and down. His leg was often
lifted by way of stepping in, but always
encountered the floor by its descent. He
uttered courses not loud but deep" for
fear of again disturbing the family. He
concluded himself to be in the possession
of the devil. In short, when it was found,
by his silence, that he had given up the
task as hopeless, and had disposed of him
self upon one of the chairs, the bed was
allowed to slide down again, and in the
morning Sawney could not but express
his astonishment at not having been able
to find it in the dark.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

The late Lord Ha,ok, when young man,
was much pressed by tailor, whose name
was Snipe, TO discharge debt, which the
admiral was at that time unable to pay.
+" You know" said Mr.. !Saipe, "that my bill
is very long one, and frightful to think Of"
81 tell you," replied Haaeke, "do'nt threaten
me with your bill: my talons will, at any
hour, prove match for your biU."
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10
NEW GOODS.

WNHE subscriber would inform the public
IL that he has taken the Store of Mr.
BENJAMIN D. BREcK, near the Paper Mills
in Leominster, and offers for Sale, at loaO
prices, a general assortment Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
WEST INDIA GOODS AND GROCERIES,
Teas and Wines-of the best quality.
Potash; Crockery, China, and Glass Ware
Window Glass and Putty
Boston Nails and Chelmsford Powder by the
cask );
Herds-grass and Clover Seed;
Red-top and White Clover Seed
Garden Seeds; EARLY Peas, &c. &c.
~ WANTED first quality Of .StraaO
Braid
GEORGE III. HILLS.
N. B. G. H. H. continues to offer for
sale as usual, at his store near the Meeting
House, a great variety Of Goods, at very
reasonable prices. April %.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-06-10

SUMNER INDICATED BY SWALLOWS.
Whilst Sheridan, one sharp frosty day, was
sitting in the Thatched-house Tavern, writ
ing letter, the Prince of Wales came in
and ordered a rump steak; but, observing
that the weather was excessively cold, de-
sired the waiter first to bring him bumper
of brandy and water. Having emptied the
glass in twinkling, he called for second,
and a third; which, also, having swallowed,
he said, putting out his cheeks and shrug-
ging his shoulders, snow l am warm and
comfortable, bring me my steak" The or
der was Instantly obeyed; but before His
Royal Highness had eaten the first mouth
full, Sheridan presented him with the follow
ing lines, which greatly increased his good
humour -
The Prince came in and said t was cold
Then put to his head the runner;
Till s'cdIt0lc after St0alloav came
When he pronounced it Summer
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
NEW BOOKS.

| TIE aburIb be- has Jisi r.rtired dufff rom
pbiiadfithia. The ioiiopng Books aud Sta
iionarp. mh.eh. eih RS aoek OF hand, roHder1
his assortment rery complete ia
Oh coi Be,ugs Expedition Of The Old and Ne'e
| Ttanpsni " COMPETENT Inflge' hare pronounced
/ Henrg commentary 10 be he best fork o. me
! Kind he Engtat language, mud he merchant
! eai e,eegiioa ofths 1maioaa edition is atfo~ed
10 BE- njeriot 10 no commentary published N ma
country
Deighrs Theological FORKS, IN 1 rois.
Bucks 1heoiogi cai Dictionary.
The Lady ofae Manor, IN D roi, by Mrs.
Sherwood
Tn Pilgrims Progress, by Jao Bunyan, Ep's-
eopahan, Ptesbp9,ai, Baptist and Heihodist
CaitchiaHt
sunday School Spelling books and Prtm,rs.
Tarfg and Le0s superior qnarto Bible, The
print. binding. and eugfariHgs ct mhieh dre m.
ptr,or 10 any erer oDtred for sals ~ Inn idrket
Common Prayer Books, thifh cOHtain The ncto
selection Of Hymns.
p,ous aud Camp Meeting songs.
Rules aud Regulations tor The Sword LIeroise
Of Gauairy. 10 miich Is added he Kults To- Drill
mud he eroil,i,ons ojthe Light Carairg BY ROB-
eft Craig. teacher of Military 1actc'
Iaiags Hymns, seieoted and original, by Ash
nd Ae'Hei0R.
brimSfGieas History 81 He u hldio ad Ohe'-
tiois, DO. Grtsro and home. nth qnf5ii0nS dBd
hey. Marrags Grammar hey md trefc,sc,
Pixies arithmetic. Wn,rays Eagiih Renter and
Introduction, 44am'S Morsss and HiHct5 Cog
raphg.
Aew York Render, No | 2 and 3.
HagaOsit0oitts and Ltrisae's f,eneh Gram
mas.
PERKINS, Dinioguss and Fables
The Southern and Hedetn aongser, ntte ed
hon.
Trims Cateehisms, Of 4sfppomg, botany,
Practical Chemistry, Jsicifh .litiquatiss theci0n
ditto. Roman ditto, Wythoioeg, Classical Biogra
pig, Unirysai History, Gfteien HiaorV Roman
H,iory and English Hsto,g Byron su01ks, (om
Jonts Dan Qm10iiG, CompbstiS POEMS, The
pieafUes Of In ndsh,P ~ Dr.. Mciieag, Ma'-
rays. Hebsiers and D,iwtrih's Spelling Books
1iso, Hrtng md Lfifsr Paper Stdits md
State Pencils large md small blank Bboks.
backgammon Bores Of rarioa 1sss, Che1Hen,
Paste Boads, Got rersdiiO1 Cards, Pisiting Carts,
RI yug Cmds. Pocke Books Of a superior quati-
~ &c &c, Persons rishhig 10 p'Uehaee a,lyof
Ht abore articles, wH NJ WtH 10 can and eram-
me FIR themselves btiofe Hey purchase, as iam
that myp,tees haii accord Nth he
times {. 4. UfIHiRS
Sent IT,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
JOHN WlI.Ls.ck

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks olhe.ae,
superior court 0f thancery for the LSnclburg a,,7
the "a day Of june ic.s Achilles Whitlnoke So
n. Hhnocke, Thomas J.. Hoee, and Mary { .bs,.'cc
laie Mary c. Ntoele, plus. against Sarah sn'n
let',ia spller, Nary Spiler, Sarah Auu Spiller T
spller Robert splller James Spiller and Hem, :
ler the widow, children and heirs OF Hickman spa,.
deed, Deits f'''
The defendants not having entered their aepoa,,,.
aud given security according 10 the act % Assanb,
the rules of this court and At appearing by sat,f, y
evidence that they not inhabitants of this COUNT,
is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
first day of The next term aud answer the bjlloi,t
plaintiffs and that cspy Of this order bc ioftba
serted IN some aeaspaprr printed in the town oil am,
burg for tNo mouths successfully, and posted al lef
door the courthouse in the said town
&c eopy--Teste, J. WILLS, -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06


80 fOa ) SAIL In. subscriber having
IA -easi.t.led TO remove from tins section Of
soaltry, nc can dispose ofhis lsnds, oilers 'he
following tracts lor sale. 10 wit
One tract Of 90 acres. shorcon he no" hves'
iying on Otter RIVER. IN Bedford county "a we"
of part of the turnpike rad, ~ mites from
L,ncbburg and mules from LiberiY--neare
ono half wood land, the grea er part vet 10 clear
is excellent tobacco land, aud the plantation Va
respectable repair lies well, well waitfed and 10
a populons neIe hborhnod
Another tract Of Ise acres, lying IN the juno
ton Of the two Oitcls- The most pah Of tbs uaei
is cleared thnur h IL - u productive lafm, wiih
improvements suitable for small ianiiit
Also another tract ofttpo acres, lying enf'oose
Creek within mile offs junction with siaun.
ian River abonr Two hundred acres are cleared,
eO Of which IS bottom land. and hall OF that guam
inv IL excellent tobacco land, amd Of the wood
land there Is mt less than Two hundred acres Of
first rate tobacco and--ihe last named tract
,nn.idcf one Of the best tobacco plantations ~
bedford. aud could be made al excellent stock
farm. being hetier adapted TO grass than any
nlantafon IN fIiat srclion oil country al on ms
.idr OF the mountains, with extensive uuileis.-
Tins tact vii be shewn by Mr.. Offl LOVING
\. no lives on the premises. and the Two fret
tracts b, the subscriber. The terms will he
made ver, accommodating. 80 rs 10 snt most OF
purchasers. JESSE LEFfNlCH.
n The Editors Of the Constitutional Wing,
sref eouestedto publish the above advertisement
once a fortnight uut forbid. aud forward their
account tn tins Office ior payment
Feb. H. oiis3T
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
IOHN WILLS. Il

vIRGiSIA-At rules holden in the clerks Office 9TH,
superior Court Of Chancery Tor the Lyhebbnry ~
trioi the "a day of June, is!5 Danel Sullivan aIn
de bonIs non of Thomas Barnett, decd PIT ao.l,t
John harnelt and William Barnett acting exon. nm.
legatecs OF James Barnett, deed. Joseph NooiG,k
and Francis L. amphell also Iegalccs and As,alIpr
A. Campbell, and " lllam Barnetl cx ois ofApp Bl,
melt, decd. Delts
The scirc icias awarded in this cause against tho d.
PENDANTS Alexander A. Campbell, and " M g,r,,c,.
exors of Ann Barnett deceased, not being ex,clpl an
il appearing by satisfactory evidence that they ana
not nhabtants oil this country-lt is ordered t,t
the said defendants do appea here on the first dsy nd,
the next term and shew cnuse if any they can aeir,
The revival thereby sought and that COPY of TN, or
der be forthwith inserted m some newspaper printed
IN the town of Lynchburg, for two months sp,c,..
sFey aud posted al the front door OF the courthouse
the said town
s6 A copyFeste, j. WlLLs.ck.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
The Lyncl.nurs Clothing Store
AND
EIIDnpIIfII or ISIII0AC

n ) now ready 10 supply persons wanting
Z eheap, fashionable, aid well made cloth
ing Suitable for The Fall or Winter wear, at
prices hptfdudly less Than al agyofktr house bi
The pima, =
The Clothing isnade Of the best materials
aud by the best Of work s6aa the assortment
is very general and complies every article u
sually found in a first rate Cloihng Establish
menl. We have OF every size Dress Goats,
Ffoek Coais. Coaiees, Psntaloous Of Cloth,
Cashmere, Bang mp Cord Tor riding, fne Css-
sineti. DC. splendid variety OF Vesls. Pain
and Ruled Shirt. aud Shirt Collar, Draw
ers, CrayaIs. Pocket Handkerchief, Patent
Spring Stocks, Patent aud Plain Suspenders,
Gloves, Silk. Cotton aud Horsted Hose. Vest
Buttons aud Rings, fine Beaver Hats, an as
sorlinent OF Shoes, also piece Goods, as Cling
hams, Cniicoe-. IRISH Linens, Cambrics, Mus
lins, Dullings bleached and unsleaebed.
Couons, NC. Riob Grape Robes, DC. As
our arrivals are weekly, persons may always
depend On finding something new at the En-.
porinm.
w are daily expecting large supply Of
goods suitable for the approaching season.
WALKER u co.
Ne1tto the Virginan ONCE.
Sent Is.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

VIRGINIA f--lal BbAas holdea "a sheS!otk. ....
superior curt al ehsncefy Tor the Lynehhnry y q.
tie ID day Of june ISIS. Am ; Cshel - sts'ftt
l. tabeil cNofs OF Samuel fsbell, decd nm ,aaf
gsinsi Claiborne ". Gouch, ada'r de- bonn. 's'
tse WIZ anhexed nj Philip Gaoeh, drcea.ed - : "a
her and dcsi-or If the said pialip EIrn,,, M 81
Dsbaey Y. Gpufh. f'areas,n, and FL, a.4s "a,
"He' formerly Elizabeth tooeh, AID Franeis ~ o.
ased, "idOa and reiict Of The .aid Phihp a., A'a
.dow nnd reiirt Of Cheat .soad, I1elis = ''' nov
The defendants Ferguson, and Fl,za,,f A.
not hati-g entered their appearance aud I'VE
security according Ia the act of Assembly a. fA'a
rules of thls count and II appearing BY =. be-
tory evidence thai they not inhabi.a. .i D.
tins eonnlryh u ordered, thai the SAL. ieifndn,
peaf here on tie ffsi day Of the nextiern and ans.
bil Of the plaintiffs and thai copy OF I'M. ~ ''e
be forthwith Inverted M some newspaper printed
taHn OF ynchbufF fgr Two months sucees,i,sl "a ne
postod at the iron door of the courthouse in t a'd
tobH a Cupy--festr s-'a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the clerks Office an
superior court OF Chancery for the Lynchburp Jjtrf
the ID day Of June, lo3e. Garland Hucker and
thoay kucker Pit. against Samuel Burks in s,I
Jalues Brnagh, Debts. '
The defendant Samuel Burks, jun. not bayio,
entered his appearance and given security uceordng
the act OF Assembly and the Rules Of this court and
appearing 10y satisfactory evidence that he Is n /,
AN inhaant OF this country II Is ordered that the ~
defendant do appear here on the first day OF the No
term, aud answer the bii of the plaintiffs and thai e
ofths order he forthwith inserted in some negSpsn.
published IN the town Of Lynthburg, for two months T
eessiyeiy aud posted the front of the courl
IN the sud town.
e6 eopy-Teste, J. WILLS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

VIRGINIA At Rules holden the Clerks o1ee r
Sup. Tor Coutt OF Chanccry or the Lynchhutg ~ '
trel, TAG ID day OF june i,22. George Taeker ~
against William Harris Sarah Harris and john r.
lot Defts.
The defendant John Taylor not having entered Il -,
appearance TO the amended bill of the Plaintd 49,
gwen security according 10 the a6t Of Assemb, am, y,
rules ofths court, and appearing by satisfactory
deuce that he is not innabttnt of this cp,ntr,
ordered, that the said defendant do appear he,
the first day Of the term aud answer Inc said I
the plaintiff and that copJ of this uider be flrtb,,
inserted in soue newspaper printed IA tie toYn I,
Lynchburg, for two months sucGesYcy, aud posed
the front door of the courthouse IN tho said town
A Copy--Teste,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

NlRGlNlA;-At Rules holden III the Clerks Office oibs
Superior Court Of Chancery for tie .ynchhurg D'd
the ID day OF June, 1875. Margaret kucker, A'c,D,
der NJ. Rucker Sarah kueker, Elizabeth Ri
Grand Ann Rucker, Pltfs. against Az Nndcr naf ty
admir- de bonls non ofRichard kuclcr dereaso .ba j.
his own right Benjamin iuckef, ArD;strad Rugker ).
Thomas Aidridee, Defs.
The defendants Benjamin Rueker and II o.. Adfdea
not having entered their appearance ,uld e,ep ,,-
enriiy according TO the act of assembly snd i.r
rules OF tins court and talpoarg by satisfactory
80 'i". uny are mol lhha,tauts oithis ceunu!lt
ordered, that the said def dams do annesr L,rfeal
.Ist uay OF the next term answer tie sad bill of aa
,'i's "'u uh"' tepy OF s order be iortlA I'm INSERTED
~ o,o newspaper printed in the Town of Lynclbag, 70"
tI, cn,I sGceessNely and posted az the front don
nc courthouse ofthe said Town.
co A Copy-Teste, JOHN WILLS. Ca.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
J. WILLS


VIRGINIA AT Rules holden IN the Clerks office oflo
Superior Court Of Cianeery for the L,nchburg D,l,
the It'll day Of july lo2S. Saek,ilc King, Pit apsi
benjalnin Perkins, John Moore, Richard PsIIf,S
Thomas Moore, j.. and John n. Rose, belts
The Defendant Thos Moore ~ not having entered hi,
appearance and gwen security dIpg uthe act a A
scnbly and the rules of Ibis court and appcarpp L
satisfactory idenee thai he is not inhabiiant NJ H.
country II is ordered, that the sud defendant do NM.
here on the first Jay ot the next aud answer n .
bill Of the plaintiff ami inst copy of this order be lrt
with inserted la SOME new paper printed the town.
Lynclrug, for TWO months successfully, and posted a.
the front door 0flhe courthouse in The said town
60 copy -Testc, }. WILLS, Ct.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
J. WILLS, Ck,
VIRGINIA:

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in the clerks Office ofbe
superior couri Of Chancery for the LynchhuiR d.rg
the III day ofJune, lo!s. David Higginbothum. Dan.
lei liigeinbotham and Thomas IiIgginbotham. lao
merchants and partners, trading under the sne aud
frm ofp. q ID. tusgnbothan, 4 Co. Pitts agaigstN-
att Duncan aud Mary his wife, VIM DUNCAN john
Danron aid PhUha his lie, John L. Goodrich ana ge.
beccahla wife, aud VIM. Siedd aud Abigail ais Mi,
Deits.
The defendants William Sedd and Abigail his wife
not having cnteretheir Appearance given security IT.
cordng the oct Of Assembly, aud the rules oft court
IL appearing hY satlsagtor, evidence that they are not
nhabtants of TINS country 1t is ordered that ,ne,ai
defendants 90 appear here on the FRI day o the u,r
term and answer the bill uf the plaintiffs sadtha COW
Of this order be iouhe IN inserted IN some newspaper
printed III the town Of | ynchburg for two month,
cessisely, aud posted the front door OF the couroas
ia the sad town. A copy-Ieste,
co JOHN MUI9c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06

NETE HAVE just received aud offer for
w sale,
B hhds ST. croi. Sugar,
81 bags green Coffee,
thds. superior Moasses.
10 bbls. Tanners OIL,
IS do. Loaf Sugar,
- boxes Cheese,
With general assortment otGrocel1es,
Also, on consignment,
1000 gallons mountain Whiskey,
10 bbls old Reciifed do.
pipe Cognac Brandy.
LANCASTER e. MARSH.
Sept 4. 1m7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-06
$50 Reward.

ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
HI 29th ot January last, a young negro
i-ilow by the name of GREGORY, of low
stature, little inclined 10 be bow legged,
stooPs forward wien walking, with large
white eyes, and small scar near his right
eye, occasioned by a burn when a child, is
much addicted to laughing aud very apt to
smile when spoken 10 by any person, if in an
i'll hnmor looks very grutn. He was seen the
second day after his departure in company
with waggonrr, neor Holligansford on
Goose Creek, making way towards lynch.
burg, (and from this circumstance | suspect
he has been furnished with free pass, or
clandestnely conveyed off therefore cau.
lion all persons against harboring employing
or trading for said negro. TIE above rev ard
81 go wi, be gwen Tor the delivery of the
said named slave 10 me in Bedford counIv,
near Anthony ford, slsunton River.
ABNER ANTHONY.
Sept %. ini2