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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
HOYV'S
PATENT CORN sEELLzR

EAXEN4 GVGAGa S@-@a%aAS@8e'
.AVING purchased the Right to the
HN above Machine, for the counties of Brooke
Ohio. TYLER Mouongalia Harrison and
Preston. ann ready TO receive and execute orders
for the same. This machine, for expedition IN
shelhnc. Is unequalled by any other now IN use;
and. unlike an other inventions for that purpose.
instead of discharging both com and cob IN the
same place, it casts the cob to considerable dis
lance from the shelled corn. The quantity Of corn
shelled by il in given time, so far exceeds that
shclled by any other with which 1t has been com
pared. that It has in many cases been adopted and
others cast aside, as appears by certificates now
in my possession. The Public are, however re-
Quesied to call on the subscriber, examine the
machine, witness It's operation, and satisfy them
selves. JAMES T. KING.
E1sel'nc, March 10, 1925.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-07-30
SNUFF.
DOCTOR NICHER'S
%7F=P ~ Z UTN7T
Just ,c-ted and For SHE by
A. :. TODD.

TWy HIS E4iBROCATION has for a
Iong time been esteemed as a valuable rem
edy Ia variety Of diseases, and viii ven
tIre 10 say. that it vii! ant no other rccommen-
daton than th furnished BIZ the use Of one or two
Bottles. In kHUNATIsM D, Is attended with the
most signal advani2Ce-ls l-so valuable III SpT1ulS,
NgfqIneSs. Bi-nS Irfoierf ,ceiiagS, and IS par
ticul7rlv seryIceahle o. J. ~bcC0 or pans IN the
back. and n many instance when taken m doses
If from 10 ~ drops I'D yIDs cr suglr.) Il gives
ir.mediate relief IN CHoIl- IS also much
named for IFS powerful --scu.iFe efficacy m the
-emoy.l of P0U-crik FSt-ic, fcrsr, SEraiHs, and
many other diseases incIrcni 20 HO-ses. For O
more particular deScnFi.la bis ? ir2ccti0R
ind The method Of q ng ., rt.e. yo- - lie ad-
vertismant suuourd.lg .h- Bottle.
EGoelirg, Harek H. loeS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
For Sale at Nm. H. Ft.,ohyisonm' s
BOOK STORE.

SPEcrAcLEs in gold, silver and steel frames; Spy
- glasses microscopes, thermometers, Conpasscs,
Mathematical Instruments, Globes;
Zen ani Pocket Knives, i'll great VARIETY Sword
and other Canes; gold, silver and steel Pens; ever
POINTED and common Pencil Cases; fancy and plain
Snuff Boxes;
800 reans of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
apers rom2i to dollars pcs reain and all kinds of
Stationary
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen and for their
quality, at low prices; French, Italian and German
liotns, Of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes,
fiageoets Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and Pr
and Paper;
Blank Books of all descriptions, suitable for mer-
chants, and county court clerks, made of superior
materials, IN the best manner.
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, TcStamcnts and PRAYER Books; Psalm
and Hymn Books, for all denominations of christians
N. b. Orders from the country attended to pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound TO anv pattern
Did Books rebound. Spectacles and Optical Instru-
Inents repaired. Novil
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

EASTERN DGsTRICT Or FIRGINIA-fo7cR:
DE it remembered, that OH the fifteenth dav of Oc
- tober, In the fifty third year OF The Independence
OF the United States OF America. PETER CoTTou. of
the said District, hath deposited in this office the IL
tie OF book, the right whereof he claims as proprc
tor in the words following, to wit: "DONALD
ADAIR; a novel; by Young Lady of VIRGINIA.
lis better be lowy born
And range with humble livers ia content
Than to be pcrkd up in glierng grief
And wear golden sorrov. SL,kcsp,o,,
III two volumes" in conformity to the net OF the Con
gress Of the United States, entitled "an act for the
encouragement oflearnng, by securing the copies of
maps, charts and books TO the authors and proDrictnr
OF such copies, during the terms therein mentioned
RID. JEFFRIES,
Clerk Of the Eadern District Of Virgin;r
~. Is. The above work will be ready for sale in 10
or 1 days. nov -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
UNION HOTEL.
To the Aien,bers of The Legislature.

TO The Members Of tke Legislature.
M RS. MARIA BOHANNAN takes this method
W. of informing her friends and the public, and the
Members of the Legislature in particular, that the
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engaged competent bar keepers to supern-
tend her bar bed and table, attentive osters for
der stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains expense shall be wanting to render it
ceptabe to its former patrons and in every respect
worthy of public patronage any similar establish
nicnt in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
first style of neatness and elegance she is prepared
accommodate with or without their families, fifty or
sixty Members of the Legislature with board upon
terms reasonable and accommodating, as any SINH
lar establishment in the City.
M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
NARSHAL,S SALE.

M AhSHALS SALE.-in obedience to decreal orders
1IA of the superior of chancery for the Richmond dis
Gct pronounced cause therein depending wherein Hugh
Neis administrator de bonls Of Thomas Walker ded is
pant and the executors Of Nicholas Cabe dec and others
are deiendants win be exposed to sale highest bidder
before te door OF Mrs An Chambers tavern in Samton on
the Zh lay OF Move obcr the of land living near
S0u Hye IN the county of Augusta, following viz one tract
ol eigt hundred acres Gwhric, tract of four hnd
acres adJonhs AeAT Hall, uf eqh hundred acres
ADJOINING San steele, and one tract Of eight hundred acres
1inn5 cd Stuart Tine Of sale 10 be- as follow 10
WINS onch1 of the purchase with interest thereon fou,
e day OF sale TO be paid in year thereafter nd the other
"ods WIN interest thereon Gom the dag Of sale be paid
Two years meafer the interest 20 le rsnpuished fhe paw
cnts punctualy made-tc payments TO he secred h,
p"ds WIN sufficient security and decds Of on the lands
Purchafd winch bonds and deeds OF trust may If default
made ~ payment Of the FIRST nsanent forthwith
Tor the whole amount o! the purchase money with interest
aforesaid. GEORGE ESKGtDgF M Z r, =,
Noy6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
TUE .FREDERICKSUA All FEMALE sEMI-

NAh1 wii be continued Tive ens1ins year. Tie pupils
WI be instructed by Miss Bons, m Oah01aplv, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar Geography with the
ue OF tive Goe and tire Kudnueuts Of Astronomy. II will boz
opened on the 18Th oi January ani viii close the 18th Of
DccenDer with atom Of one month, from the 10th Of June
a. the 18Th ~ july The price for board and tuition viii bc
SIN "uehsf payable IN advance and the balance end
9the year Each Young laly will furnish herself with pair
sleei par Oi blankets colOTed counerpanc, aud three
towels, NJ % preferred they will be furHsed by me for an
idhiona ciafge OF S.. 1ho-e who remain in my family
ring va'i'on any part Of t., will he charged tie Of
90 per month
have engaged teacher Of Music give instruction on the
itano tore 10 such young ladies Iay choose attend
ht there wi DC an additional charge ~ ~ IT'S per lesson,
be discontinued 81 the pleasure Of their parents guardians
hose whose daugWf wards have been NAV hereafter be-
engaged at MS Seun, and DESTROYS ~ h1yg them
Rsrcted in Muse rcques,en 90 advise he OF as ear SIS
q ~ can with couyenitrre.
When the pw yecaacies ~ remaining filed 'ls sd,e,-
q mt viii Be discontinued, a,r witch vii, ls ur.. m
gte any ap.cater ST. admission ts'r, by mail ad.ed
20 me, viii bediiccicd 90 'on'rcfs < Boeds Louisa
a.; -e~-Ats lRhOE V ,rT.%
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

EDUCATiON.-Ihe subscriber viii coninue his schoo.
M The ensuing year, Se9) in Louisa county conunenciar
ON n,h Jan and terminating 18th Dec following. On,
on,h vacation Will he given IN the The subscriber
resides miles above William Dabn.y's mill ON North Anu
is course OF instruction will comprise photography Reading
lemnsnslp Arithmetic, History Geography, and Grammar
languages. ' ~ ~ ~ ~ N'N>N
imon Tor tho common branches of English education fr
the year Of 10 months will be az,
For Mathematics and the Languages fli
Board will be 20
Zach boar'ter finding his bed towels and candles
The subscriber would be glad receive six or eight
His address 10 Walters tavern, Spotsy yaniu county,
nc DABNEY w WALLER
$. scini'nnual payment win he required
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
i INN-9;AN BOTANIC GARDEN AND MIR
u SEkIES. ME.AR .NE.II YORK. MILLI..I Iu...I


rIoprie'or-ihis establishments well known for urea,
extent and for the superior accuracy, attention and
WIN which, orders executed has the public
NJ addition 10 the great collections years several hun
sired new varieties of the choicest fruits OF France England
Italy, Germany, and the CTmca which have been rccer
introduced to notice by Mr. Knight, President Of the Hoicn
tura Society OF London by Professor Bose Director of Ro
distinguished Hortcuuists of which il will be src,
oy comparison oi catalogues possession any ofr
persons IN the tnIOn In fact has been matter Of pre
with the Proprietor his establishment, cvrr
species and variety OF most interest the oricura with
out regard 10 cXpenCC cAeTtn and
crowned with the suspicious results This new ctalorc
contains 2S7 varieties of apples 300 pears pcac
GO OF plums 90 of cherries, 80 oaprico % nearin
oil almonds, y Oi mulbeTTle, Ia of AZ
prupouonably extensive variety cuIantS
berries, walnnts, chenus and other fruits. Very particular
attention has been paid To the collection grape vines and m
assortment comprises 100 varieties 2O7 of which
from the ROYAL collection Of the Luxembourg the choices
kinds now he supplied quantities for VINEYARDS al
very reduced prices and liberal The depa of
ornamental trees, Towering shrubs and pants-bous Hnr
greenhouse plants &C have also been greatly extended and
the collection of consists of pcrb
ties and ta OF double daa of above 100 varieties of
color J
The numerous visitors the establishment
to the high order with which every department conducted
and the letters of the Hon John Lowell President OF the
cultural Society Of Massachusetts, Of the celebrated Prrf
Mitchell, of DR. Felix Tascals President Of the innsan
and many others which have been published OR public io
nas evince lis great superiority.
II is, therefore, with confidence the Proprietor soc II
patronage Of the American public
WIN PRINCE, c. NJ.
Ofthc Lnnnan Society Of Paris Of the Ior,i-
cultural Societies of Paris and London and
Of the Imperial Society OF tho Georgo6li al
Florence, &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
a GARD.

M RS. CARTER b. PAGE is prepared to re-
Ivl ceivc Ladies aud Gentlemen, as Boarders for
the ensuing winter. She will also be happy 10 ac-
commodate few members OF the Legislature. either
with, without thor families. Her house is in most
convenient situation, being the street leading to
the Governors, and within two minutes walk of the
C,p'tol-ind tbs nsu square to the ornamental
Church. nov. I3-eo6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
TOBACCO.

VERY respectfully take leave to return my particu-
lar thanks to those planters who have beens so friend
y as to lntrus the management of their Tobacco to me
as Salesman at the Public Warehouse. / hone il il
not necessary for TO say, that my best eXertions
have been used TO render general satisfaction ADMIN
tender them the same attention. nay more as my health
trust has been Testored-I would here remark to nv
hlends Tor whom have done business as well as ma
ny others Tor whom hope to be engaged that this no.
ce wOuldnot have been introduced upon them but for
the offer of Mr. Lakeland TO do bsn sss at the
pace as competitor. Our friends will please direct
their Tobacco to the other ous as they NAV see
cause winch will save any thing like contention. II
should not be expected that when there is G,ir
competition IN this way that the inspectors would
lec themselves IN any way Interested particularly
ii the same patronage IL extended 10 the Warehou
as heretofore by the Planters. Should any Toboc-
co be directed to the Ware house without sDeciCyn,
any preference in the Salesman the owner will re-
collect that he has the right to choose for himself
even on the day of sale. The situation of socs-
man Is IN no way connected with any Of the
other duties Of the Warehouse. Conscouentlv
1t is held alone by the patronage Of the Planters
and dealers. Surely rive no better evidence of
my attacncntto the interest of the Planters and nv
anxiety to promote their interest, than to annex the
following names, composing large ma Iorify of the
principal buyers, who have kindly directed me TO
give reference to them by way of showing their sa-
tlsacton 10 my mode Of doing business az Salesman
Thepartlcuar patronage ofsuch dealers is worth uor
to the growers Of Tobacco than any other evidence
that have 20 ofcr-for such an oppression Of tboir
Feelings have only 10 return my humble thanks
Inc inspectors receipt for all Tobacco sent to me will
be returned TO the owner consequently shall wait his
order for It's inspection and sale All expenses paid
u directed, Ivy the subscribor-Oficc ~ the Ware
house. f. r. MONTAGUE
RgTERANcr.
Rogers nnd Harrison JyeLs o,d C,,cr
mo dhd nm. Gttti0N, Daniel Wd71rick,
Scott, HDi1o & CO ina. Jones
Thos. 4dkius, I'm Barrett
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

NlRtfNIA: A. rules holden in tive clerks of5ce oG the
superior court of chancery or tive Richmond District c 1s'
day n September 1928 Charles Hudson pit ogojndt ohm.
lHs W Kent Otherwise G. 6. G. W. Kent, Madison Wahal
and George Stillnlan, DIS.
The defendant Columbus W. Kent, otherwise C. C. G. w.
Kent having entered his appearance and given ecuTg
accO.drgt t assembly apd tic riles Of this cou au
apnca b. satisfactory evidence, ta ne nnai-
art Of tbs county; IS ordered, hat ,he said defendant DO
rprr here the st day of c nest term, and ausVe, o bill
oi h' D7iuh and s COPY ofths order be forthwith - ci
iu 'nnrcvs papef published in tho ~ Hrmond, for
ons srcccs ely and rosind at the dooro the capitol
nrfhe - I'D CITY.
lG .a-r. 1,s'r Ws. r. Pf'NBLETON r. {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
,rORM or pRopoe, 81
JoifN tilfiT,
Past Wg5iCr GeHcr0I,

JoiE bIIfiT, -----, 1923.
Past N15icr GeHcraI,
Sr: T viii convey the Mail on Poet Route No -- viz.
from % , for tho yearly compensation nj - dollars.
Tho bidder viii state such Improvements present
selves 10 him II in STAGE, IL viii be proper for hrn
ne should distinctly state Tive number o the route and
only the number but the beginning and end Of H. Re Should
also clearly state bis residence The State and Town n
Which be ves n be be- contractor he accompany
MS bids bY suitable Recommendations. Sent 6-w12t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
ALMANACKS FOR 1929.

ENRATKLIN Almanac
- Christian Almanac
Virginia and N. Carolina Almanac
For safe by J. III. NASH.
nov I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

The subscriber, Agent for the above establishment will re-
ceve and forward orders and catalogues that are let with him
Tor distribution, CONTINUOUSLY. he has also for sale Prnco
lIeaiise on Horticulture. JAS. WINSTON
NOV -bt Agent, Richmond Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

VIRGINIA: ~ rules holden in tho clerks Office n tho
superior eourt Of chanccr for the Richmond district tho
81 y OF November 1923 Thomas A. Bahcr, pit against
John Fleming, Isaac Cuul and Jane his wife and Samuel
Dyer, r and Martha his vilc DIS
he defendants Isaac Curl and Janc his WIFE, and Samuc
ycr IT, and Martha his wife having entered their appeay
snce and gwen security according The Of assembly nnd
M 1s o. TINS court and trpDcarng Ivy satisfactory evidence
wv arc no' inhahinnts OF This coun;ry IS ordered thai
the said defendants do appcar here ON the nh dav of hc
January term and answer the b of the plaintiff and tbst n
y " MS order bc forthwith inserted in some newspaper p,
hhed m the city NJ Richmond f two months ,cceslve'v ava
pose" AZ ne 'roDt door ~ the cariol ~ The said city
''' '"I. VS." NlH =, RENDITION g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

iii - unt his School
WI he opened again, at MiLLWOOD, the residence OF hi,
'the on the 18th day of January, 1929 s coursc of in
scnon WI embrace most of the branches OF classical and
useful education The Undersigned grateful for the extent ;,
whchhis school has been paonse by liberal public pledges
he good character which has heretofore sustained In h a.
"o 0 The deep sense he cntcras of the difficulty and re-
posony OF conducting the youths committed his care h.
has only to say, that his time is exclusively devoted TO be,r
instruction. and that he is rarv separated from THEN society
inspire them viii, the love o leaning aud 10 convince ,Lnn
It's vast Importance To their future desncs The hap nc
his choars and BY the general satisfaction which he has s;yr
to all those who have entrusted their children and wards to his
care ems r Board ami Tuition 100 each boarer fudr,
his own bed, bedding and candies
CHARLES A. LEWIS, Jus.
Caroline county, Va Oct. -, 1874. e
SfAtNroS ACANEMY.-'TFt na1cTS:-IIed a con-
- m''ce appointed 10y the board uustce are dcrols q,
nope that lay des grating advantages s,,a:ci,,, egre
may be obtained promote cause of cluca
o III ue own nelshbodhOo and advance the Interest, of
society The local situation of this seminary is i'm even,l
poets very hyourabie The climate unconnnonly healthy
me aDiSoi e people are generally correct the necesar..
u lie may be obtained the moderate terms Tic CON
u''er have aSef'amcd that boarding may had in Respectable
private "n''cs nj rate no, exceeding forty doiias for session
u i've months They have made enquiries as 10 the cnrs
ut "'ig III areS, they coscer nlcxpe,iien tina, youths
should he uNlossd 10 the temptations iu..t 10 the De-, con-
Quoted houses of that dcScruiiul
IL IS contemplated that this Institution will again open for
the reception of pupils ly of q cr ,cxt ,,,ordJ
prospect OF an adequate, though moderate ren,,ntrn,on fr
lef services can le od gentlemen OF hsh oaic
u"' VINO have consented in that event 10 take cha re of M
academy as fme>ors TO those acquainted with Tin, Re-
Jossr" SMITH ard LNrrEroN WADpuI, Esq nothing need In
id 10y of recommendation. But 10 parents and a
At Distance we pledge ourselves for great moral worth dc
correct Department. and the exemplary habits of hess Sm
and Nadde We, moreover, express our candid opinion m
stating that teachers better qualified by their energy OF Character
their responsibility OF talents and their advantages of education
could not be selected for such institution We rive
recommendation from personal knowledge merits of thee
gonie'ncn with whom we are intimately acquainted.
The Terms ct tuition will he reduced below the cus,o,ua
rates, may be- from following schedule which IA ,
been sanctioned by the board trustees:
For Latin, Greek, Mathematics Natural Philosophy CcrIs
lorir .itg..t
ph ny PSl.i SESSION, sG
and Geogaphy-pcr session, sa
The Seminary vii! be opened ia, Monday in Nove
ber next Letters addressed 10 any member of committee
viii receive the mos; prompt attention.
WILLIAM BOYS,
JAMES era FORD
JOHN WAYr
JOHN c. Sewers
BRlSCOE q. BAL OWN
L.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

a DvEHriSEMENT.-@F Carrier Of tho Car,erssile
~ Mail, on his Nturn To Richmond, "Wednesday nigi
last, Iovn iron his horse, abou, three es jefferson
AZ which time he lost the Mail and dark
ness oil the night unable to ind it, although sent scarc
has been nacc, has not been found Tie contents
pr letter Ton the Post Master az Carcrsyc follow.
letter directed TO Columbia Grove,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
SUBSCRIPTIONS
ENR. ALPHONsE LOUBAT Ia.

X. ALPliONSE LOUBAT ha-
I'VE wing considerably enlarged his VINE
YARD, on LoSG-isLAND, where he now has.
in full cultivation, Ihirty.fre Heres Of
CTou'id, containing 1900 Grape Vine
Roots; having also the peculiar advantage
OF being enabled to procure the best species
of Roots from his Fathers extensive Vine
Yards and Nurseries, IN the Districts of Boy-
NaLLLa LI-rnc and E..-.i A...-.-.-------.- {
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

r rules, holden The clerks Office Of the county court f.
"A King Queen, the EN- Of October 1873. Philip r. Pen
dcon, pit agai1af Nathaniel Crane and Ioyton Crane dfs
Is CntSCrrY.
The defendants not having ccrod their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the act ~ assembly, aud the res ~
THIS court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that thc
are mot inhabitants o this State ordered that the defendants
20 'W, hIc on mo second Monday IN January ucxt and
answer The bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy Of this order Ie
9lhW'h inserted m some newspaper Published in the city o.
Nhuo ir Two months scce,5vcv, and posted the font
door Of tie court-house ~ the said cnut,tv
6Oy COW Tc.,c. ROprIrr 'rOf Z ,pr, q. r, .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21
MIR. RICHARD LUDIOW-Sir Jakc Notice 81

~ X. RICHARD LUDIOW-Sir; Take notico thu,
I'VE the 9Th OF January next az Ioretto in the con 81
EsscS shall proceed to take depoons land continue fon
Gay 10 gay un hnish IN suit depending in c county
OF Essex which Elizabeth ) Ludlow widow oC ,lc 49,
Doct Richard Ludlow and myself guardian of MARY Eliza
bch ana Richard John Ludlow, plaintiffs, and YOU and
oucrs are neiendants Your obi scry't,
a., 100 WIN. GARRETT, ed. de b. u.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-21

Siann'oi, Angus I. 1928. g6-u5,
TP'Ht subscriber oilers for sale the ya,abe nl5nto,In c
q which he resides, called the Meadow Bridges This estate
situated III the county of Hanover Chckahominy swamp
SIN miles from the city of Richmond contains 476i nc
OF which there between 100 aud $50
ne ate improvements the swamp have entirely drained the
nat lands; the high land IS well improved the buildings arr.
extensive, conmo ious and good order the orchards n
large, containing between and 1000 rPs of excellent fruits
Ire health OF tire subscribers tny his residence ON tI
estate allows han To assert that Uorc de
he IN that respect No property has been offered in this
uoh o country, Tor many years. possessing
advantages The soil well calculated production OF
conn., cotton oats, and grass and portion wheat:
vegetable soil It IS scd The subscriber would
prefer making private sde but il effected tile 18th of
December, he will then offer PUBLICLY the same time he
about sou barrels between 25a 300 of winch are hon
conn., fodder shucks, &cao his horses, mules and coltS
together it'll his household furniture plantation utensils Sr
ihc terms OF sale, OF the real anu personal estate viii I've mad
known at a proper thnc. JOSHUA STORRS
Meadow Bridges Oct 9Th, 1929. 75-oOt
HA AS committed, runaway, the ia OF RocETirc
w on line 10Th day OF Sept past, nulao hoy, who saws
his name IS NICHOLAS WEIR, and tat he is ec-lon bur
bound until he Is oi Mir Woughby the county of
Nelson Said boy about 10 years of age about e;
OF w inches high, OF Eight compcyon; his clothing so tN
that they cannot he described he has marks that can OH
serve The owner If any, required apply for him or ne
will he dealt with a9reeably To Law
CORNELIUS DORNIAN, Jailo:
Lexington, Rockhrid5e county, Nov. 4th 1929. 8i-Imc
COMMITTED to the jail OF the corporation OF y1ichnrp
~ on the 18th day Of June last, Il runaway, IiIEBE
Save VINO she belongs johannes VI Peasants vas hired
the present William r. Carter the county of (oob
TIC coat of shoes and has impcdu i'm her sncc
ana appears To Dc about twenty four old is daA
ul'o and IS about feet or inches HIGH The owner Of
the above slave is desired to forward prove nroe ,
to law SAMUEL, RRA NSEoRn fa;n- ."9
ScptI3 o.,