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quest Of member of,he Watering Committee, in case

quest Of member ofthe Watering Committee OF in case
Of fire in the neghborood, under penalty 81 nN wv
lars for each and every offence; and it the perrin IN
sons entrusted with the spaners of the fire Plues sn-
neglect or refuse shut the samc as soon IS me Hie
extinuished, he they Shall forfeit aud pay Tor sfci o.
fence the ike sum Of five dollars.
Sec TO- And be it further ordained That any person
o persons except superintendent the Wafer orks'
or some person by his authority, ball open ,ne s'1r
cocks and stop waters attached to the pipes OF
they for every such offence, shall forfeit and pay he
sum Of five dollars.
Sec H. And be it further ordained, That any person
Tor persons shall break, njure do damage whaeV-
Ter, to the pump pump-house, machinery erected ON
the B,audywne for the purpose supplying TINS Borough
with waters to the pipes of conduit LAID tor the pas
sage of the water; or to the fire plugs stop COCKS STOP
waters, hydrants pumps other fixtures apperanng TO-
or connected with the shall throw or put any
stones filth any foreign matter or substance whatevern-
the basons reservoirs, shall break down, damage
re the fences palng which lnclose the sae' OF
shall enter the lot which the said basins or reservoirs are
ncosed, without permission or shall Dig or break inc
earth any of the Streets lanes or alleys OF ms
for the purpose of disturbing, moving or mJnrs the
|ppes of conduit of obstricting the sssBc ~ WAFER
through the same every person every per-
SON aiding and abetng the same, shall forfeit ana pay os
every such offence, fine not exceeding hfly collars ana
less than five dollars and every such person Snail NC
liable to an action to make good the damages :,
Sec 10. And be further ordained That she fines and
penalties imposed by this ordinance shall be recovered,
with costs, before ether of the Burgesses ~ the same
manner as debts under fiji dollars recoverable by
law, and the High and Petit Cons abes are hereby direct
ed and enjoned diligently to inquire after and prosecute
all who shall offend in the premises
| Sec 49, And be it further ordained That the ort-
nance entitled An ordinance to protect AVID secure the
Water Works of this Borough against lamase or INJURY
PASSED The second day Of January last, be and the Same IS
thereby repealed made null anil VOID ;-irou'aed, that
any offences heretofore committed against the said or
|dnance, may be prosecuted, any fines and forei-
lures incurred under the same, be recovered m the
came manner AS if this ordinance lad been passed,
4 JAMES BROBSUN, First Burgess.
i Passed at the Toavn Hall, D
| A4gus, II, 1873.
|
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Standardization Meeting.

The friends OF The Administration III inc b"fnush
,f Elimination. are requested to meet at LS,a
Iauabora's Inn, on Monday evening the 25th inst.
At O'clock. 4 general and puucuai attendance
il expected, as business Of Importance w'ii be
John Rice,
James Candy,
Peter Gasklll,
William Warner,
Henry 5. Alrichs.
t,ouet IA 1928.
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W--aall..L..NGHSN5
Tuesday, August 40, 4S2S.
From, the National AateHgencer, August 10.
vxy.NTxYc KY ELECTION.

Ont of the el counties OF ne state upwards 81
frty have been heard from The returns "owevsl, are
v nj them inc npcte and, some cases, not vel au-
u.s., ;,ed Enou III has been heard, howeye'. TO JUSTIFY
@ bef tina, Thomas yNetcas ha, been chosen Governor
If the tate by handsome majority The majority ior
- ~ a count hea from, exceeds Two thousand i've
I'M. M' ,t.s q, the counties rena ming 10 be heard
.rvm. large pron,,lon expected to give majoraes
tnr HE Administration Ticket.
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NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.

Al a respectable meeting OF the friends OF the
present Administration OF the General Govetn'nenl
convened agreeably TO public notice at the House OF
Francis Sawdon in New Castle Hundred, on Satur
day the 10th inst Evan Thomas, Esquire. was Gail
ed to the Char, and Washington L. Moore was ap-
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been stated to
the Chair, and various business relative thereto
transacted. 1t was on motion,
HeSolued, That thus meeting highly Impressed
with the most favorable sentiments OF TIE honor M
tegrity and capacity Of JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
10 administer the General Government OF the Unltea
States, pledge ourselves 10 pursue all fair AMI non
orable MEANS to promote his eeiection 10 the FIRE.
sIdential CHAR
Resolved That entertaining the fullest confidence
in the patriotism, integrity and competency OF
RICHARD RUSH, we are alike willing and ,ieletmih-
ed To use similar exertlons to elect nun wee ffesi-
dent of the United States.
Resolued, That we view with much satisfaction,
the unanimous nomination BY our State Convention
Of our fellow Citizen kENSEY JOHNS, Jn'r. E,q.
as our Candidate tor Representative to I"ns' ess'
and that our best 4 honorable endeayours shall be
devoted 10 insure hts election.
| Resolved That this meeting ADJOURN, to meet at
this place on Saturday the 9th day OF Srpieihoer
next at ) o'clock p vi. at which meeting Conlhlt-
tee of Vigilance shall be appointed for the Huhdfe
and also suitable persons to be supported by the
friends o the Administration. at the Hundred cleo
ton. 10 be held on the 18th of September, for thu
offices Of Assessor, Inspector and Rrmd Commits
sinner, will be nomnated-and that the Z m'nlt'e'
for the Hundred give timely notice Of the adJou'net
meeting.
Resoivea, That the proceedings of this meeting
he stunned by the Chairman aud Secretary. and pub
lshed in the Dsl Journal and Weeklp II icertiser
Attest, "
WASHINGTON +. MOORE, Secy
| *.* A SPECIAL MEETING of the Delaaca
.aciip0sy of Natural Science will be held m the 81
story OF James Webb's house, corner OF Orang
and High streets, tomorrow evening at O'Clock
BY order Of the President
] H. GIBBONS, Secretary.
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n 7 IN . :
lNAs p. FAIREAMB, Clerk b. C.
.MiAAletoWn AcaAemy,

A public examination Of the Students will take
place at the Middletowaa .4cadenly, ON Friday the
29th inst. at O'Clock to which the friends OF the
Institution, and the public respectfully invited.
JOHN EDDOWES, Secretary.
Midllptown. Aug Is. 80 -ot
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,.ugust is, 1928.
('N,yistiana hundred.

The friends Of the Administration IN Christians
Hundred, are requested to meet at the house O
Lho lyo,ton. in the village of Centreyille, on Sa
,uraav the so,h inst at O'clock, p M. for the pur
nose Of making arrangements for the ensuing Gen
era Election, ,,,;,,;om A.as...na,
John Sdde,
William Boyd, :,
John M'Alinn, 2
Isaac Finn, Z
James Candy.
Henry S. Alrichs, s
Peter Gaskl,
William Warner,
John Rice.
A,opst 10, 1923.
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SheriH's Sale,

OF Steam Boats, Stages and HOSES,
IN The STATE OF DELAWARE.
By virtue Of several writs Of the State of Delaware.
of fer facias, to the Sheriff OF Sussex County,
directed, there will be exposed to
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a Valuable Farm for sale.
WILL BE SOLD. AT PRIVA re SALE,
A GREEARLY 10 the Last will and Testament nf

WILL BE SOLD. AT PRIVATE SALE,
A GREEA BLY, to the last will and testament Of
q I'm Lindsey, decd. the Farm which lie
resided, near New Ark, said to con ain 1877 acres,
so of which is woodland. meadow. and Inc
balance arabic. |, lays adjoining ands Of F. II.
Hotzbecker, Jno. Pitner. z charlah Jones. and tn
ers, on the road from Chris,iana to Elkton. |, Is
well watered and as productive as any lands in the
neghbourhool. 1t is laid of into six fields which
are we'll set IN timothy and clover. The impiNe-
IA ments are good Log DIV Hing H use, with
la.laR three rooms IN 10 .,a.n, Stables, &c.
A Weii Of excellent water at the aour There Is
So very good apple orchard. 1t is desirable Sit
uaton and we'll worth the attention of those who
disposed to vest their money in lands.
If the abnve Farm should not be sold at private
sale before the 2d day Of February next, it will
that day be offered at public sale at the house Of
James Frazier, in New Ark. at o'clock. p. M.
Amy person disposed to purchase will apply to he
Subscribers, who ill show the propert, and make
known the terms.
ELIZABETH LINDSEY, Eae'r.
JAMES ANDERSON, Executor
Nev Ark, august 18th, 1928 35-ts
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EVAN THOMAS, Chairman.
4. MOORE, Sec'y.
g Honor and gratitude to the man VIII has ie'
he measure of his country's glory"
49, THOMAS JEFFERSON.

6 Honor and gratitude to the man VIII has hlled
Tho measure of his country's glory"
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
The above, which has been going the rounds OF
the Jackson papers for twelve months, Is aJorgery,
has been repeatedly proved to be So and those VINO
publ,sh it must know it to be an entlre perversion
Of Mr. Jeleyson's sentiment. Mr.. Jefferson Toast,
at the Lynchhurg dinner, was
:. Honour and gratitude TO THOSE VINO nave III
led the measure of THEIR counlrys glory
The reader will perceive that tins is very dlher-
ont from tina, given by the Jackson papers. Mr..
Jefferson made no particular alluSon " 10 me man,
but included him, probably, among those who had
filled the measure of their country $ glory. Nei-
ther did Mr.. Jefferson allude to the man as i
candidate for the Presidency Tor at the Tune n Jack
son. had not been thought OF for that distinction; nor
had he himselfhad an opportunity to "laagh heartily
at the idea of his being cdnd'ddtsJor Me Fres'-
deacu.' When Mr.. Jefferson contemplated Jack
son az candidate for the Chief Maglstracy OF the
| limited States. we are informed by Mr.. Gilmer the
editor of the Charlottesville Advocate ana warm
| friend of Jackson, that he, Mr.. Jefferson, SAID
..Oae might as zpsll nuke Sailor q Lock or
Soldier of a Goose, as President q A''are10
Jackson. "-BaH. Pat.
St. Domigo.--Recent accounts from Cuoa' state
that the Spanish part OF St. Domingo has peen ced-
! ed 70 Spain by the Haytien Government. ana that
Com Lahore had sailed from Havana, with two 74's
two fr,eates, and some smaller vessels WIN ooOo
troops, to take possession OF liz
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CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.

CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERY.
LIST Glass, Extra, draws next Saturday the 2srd
August,-54 Nos. drawn ballots.
SCHEME.
prize of 5000 Dollars ! of 1866, 2 Of 1000.
6 of 300. of GOO 10 Of $50, 10 of 1870, 90 Of
100, 1873 If 10. 1850 of 4 and $3.50 Of 50.
Tickets 81, Half 81. Quarter so cents.
To be had in a variety Of Numbers. at
E. BARkER'S.
Prompt and Lucky Office, No. II. Marke, st.
Aug 49,
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IRISi SAFE.

~ y Wednesday, the Odd day OF Jan 1885,
W | will proceed to sell. on the premises. NJ
pubuc auction, certain TRAIT or pa,er of land
lying and being n tire conntv at Bedford. on
james River, continuing one hundred acres,
more OF less including tWo small Islands This
land lies within four miirs Of I..uch5urs. aud is
thought to be extremely valuable.
On thu 24th day al january ls2s. will sell.
befor~the Market House IN the town cfLynth-
burg, several valuable slases.
The abnve sales viii he made in pursuance Of
two several trust deeds, executed r. GabfelI
Scotlto Henry 3 liz. aud Nm. ". scott for
she indcmnity % hos. II Scott one dated the
lSih ofJuue. lS2i. ard ofrrcord III me clsIlHS
c.iise OF Bedford county court. me other dated
the 18th day OF August. ls2I, and OF record in
Amherst clei KS oihcc--ln both Of which deeds
the undersigned has been appointed Trustee for
special purposes, by an order Of the Hastings
Conn Of the Corporation of Lynchburg.
Ierris VIII be liberal an d made knuWn on the
DAYS of sale.
will cHiy convey spch right as is vested in
~, by tie deeds and order atoresaid-all of
which " III be en hibited at the sales
MAURICE Ii. GARLAND, Trustee.
Zee. 81. tds2f
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35on SALE, Csc haedred and l',,e, ma. aI's :,
.4eIl Ad,nicd 10 the culture of TOBACCO aud
sIoret aud grain Of all studs situated IN Bot.
ttnaa county, Va. abo,n three miir' iro'n IN.
castle lately oened aud occupied. ht ChnziiHn
Ha-sbburg"r. decreased. II contains me hun
slrcd and eighty ceres Of cleared ldnd part Of
which Is good nradou all under good fence.
srd in ir.,h state Of repau. Also, good log
dwelling hsus. and new barn. and ali nths
=, na,eulrm buildings iOf farming establishments
PEI SOUS disposed to purchase, Will view the
prcnise', and apply for the terms 10 john Rid.
die. on thu land, on TO the undersigned IN NJ
va,tIe abo IS fully empowered by the proprlr.
tor. 10 mako sale. JACOB WOLFF.
October ~. c3mi2
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' aluahle Land for sale.

ffA obedience 90 a decree OF the SUPERIOR
= Court of Chanrcry holden At stnunton on
Thursday the 2Yth DAY OF November. 1927. m
\ suit therein depending, wherein Ann IL. Lee
{. {. Lee ;. :. Lee, X. f.. Lee Catharine Mil
1rcd Lee, WI lam Marshal aud Anu II, hls
WIFE aud Bernard MCnbe arc complts and
Hugh Nelson aud Eliza his ~ito are defendants,
IA which Hugh Nelson is appointed trustee 10
carr, the SAID decree into effect, and IS ordered
Ia proceed 10 sell tract OF land, lyiIg in the
counties Of Patrick aud Montgomery containing
IIgltccn Thousand nine bundled aud twenty
acres " ich were duly conveyed by George Nj
cnola> and Charles Irving TO John Nicholas and
hv the said John Nicholas and Ann his wife con-
,rved to ilcary Lee by deed, dated 10th day of
October I've and b, the said Henry Lee.
conveyed to John Walker of Albcmarle, by deed
dated 18Th day ofMay, lsol, which said seye-
raj deeds were duly recorded in the General
Court ia trust 10 repay to Charles Carter of
hy the sand Charles Carter his interest in the
said decd oitrust Vas duly conveyed to the COM
planants hrr4ii Istlied, hearing the name of Lee
by HI, dred ~ assignment dated June 10 ls0l
shall Offer for sae, n pubic auction, before
the Llglr Tavern In Richmond, the SAID Eight.
teen Thousand nine hundred aud twenty acres
Of Land. on Monday the 2lSt day OF January
ncXf AZ J.. clock on a credit OF one, two and
three wears. the purchaser giving bonds with
approved sccusi'y for three eqna annual install
meuts. The uustee retaining lien ON the landp
Hntll all the payments are made.
HUGH NELSON, Trustee.
DpT o. fdsDl
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Gases cured BY swains eei.5.. j..
ted Panacea.
sS8 Bottles of which the su'sei.
Der has just received

testimonials, lraa.l,-5
- from The Original spanish, in rrl5,.''Fsz
y, IL u''u,natt Nc, Prndueed ~ -
h's|"", 10y ," AiM'5 PANACEA.ara4o.'.at
=" 81 '"u'o,tnl interest 10 claim portion
TRANSLATION.
Don Fernando Gonzalsz del TN. -.
p Ihiic Professor OF alcd,rine 49, 81. b
Lecturer OF singer IN tn. Ro.sl and n n -e.t.
cal University ri ST. Jerome at iba = nun.
Member ot thu Royal Patriotic ST., ,'a''if
Friends OF ia" Country, &c. " -
hereby certify that hayrusea u.o
cine known by HE name Of :" S,go5,,.. t'"a
e'6,' aud haYe ubteinpd very o..,t . 'g
from lis application, hav,ng cured ,,s, '.,a'
eats ~ whom the disorder would M, -
the best curative temrdirs. One - ~ -
ing with Chronic He5psS, md nm.
win Fenenel ulcers, complicated VIII =.
n"rrhosa OF long standng- The formar -.
to take i've bottles, the attcr six. Thu
cases ~ which | am row using il. arr. 90.
ndmatons Ulcers and though TIE nai;.....
are no. ytt cured, they experience bo,,l4,
Srehi rtlict The ulcers ,uppufate n.aFp l-..
j., without extending A. quickly a. fbs,. -
before the taediCiue VAS taken. III. -
con al present state, and am happy II ~
DIE 10 contribute on my pHrt to CONFIRM -.
good effects of this sa'ualiC di-cuyery
IerHG11a3 GonFates dei tulle,.u ~
Havana, Oct. 10, 1927
COPY
Consular agency oftht Uute9 STAT,
4, the undersigned, Vice Con, lar Aga,, =.
the United States tor the city OF Havana ana
its dependencies, do hereby cert1Iy t6s,uaa
tor Don Fernando Gonzalez del Yalle sah-
scriherto the foregoing document. is a nv
stefan OF the greatest respe ctabiity. resi,g.S,
in this city, TO me we'll known, and 10 VIM,
aitesiation as such, full faith and credit ougi.
to be given.
In testimony whereof, have hereun,o So,
my hand, and affixed the sem of nv Office n
Havana, this sixteenth day al October. in ,ks
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hur,reg
and twenty -seven, and OF the Independence
OF ihe United States, the hity-srcond
toighen) Imott Gray
eEihe subscriber who Vas lately appoio,ra
the agent for HE sale of Swaim's crlcbraea
PanaCea, has for sale At The prnprptof's trt
ces Two Hundred aad eight weight bottles OF
the Panacea. The above statement oGfh,
great efficacy of the Panarra IN several very
diff rent cases, rs certified 10 BY the Cansulsr
Agent OF the United State, for the CITY of fin,
vana aud It's dependencies, adds very great
additional proof OF the eAceeding usefulness
OF the remedy. Howell DAVIES
Jan. 3m
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NTOIIGE--By virtue OF deed Of trust
" exrcniedlo mr. by John II Wright,
hearing dale on the lslh day OF April, is2G
aud recorded IN the county court Of Bedlord,
aud to accomplish certoin purposes IN said
deed expressed, I shall on Tuesday, The 10Th
day of Jannsry, 1929, on tho prrmisei. eI.
pose 10 sale. by way ofpuhIio auction, a Ger
tain tract or parcel OF laud, conveyed aud
described in said deed, lying, and being III
thr county Of Bedford, containing 6ls Acre,
more OF less, II being the same tract or par.
eel of land, which formerly belonged 10
George Douglass. dec'd,--The terms OF sale
vail be made known al the time and place Of
sale
Tie title 10 said land 10 believed TO be mn.
quealonhby good, bat acting as trustee Twill
only convey 10 the purchaser or pure hh.ers
such tls ~ is vested in me ny The said deed
OF trust, aud none other.
BkLDA MCDANIEL, Trustee.
Dec. ~. 'ds2o
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land IA Bedford county,, situated on The
n,5,b and south fpil of eaose Creek, aud on the
main road l.adine from Lyaehbuig 10 tinc"s-
lie = nulrs WrI Of Liberty aud adjoining
Can't gr4ofd /, confirms about l4to acres, OF
.1,,eb 500 ace uncitafed. The part Which &c
pnriened. except a very small portion. Is eEeel-
len, telaceo Land. Ofthe cleared Iand, loo a.
cles an Iou ground ofthe 6n,t quality, and tie
remainder remarkably fine highland ihis IS
enc OF the best tracts II land IN The nppe' cow
try. hung veil adapted Ia the cultivation OF 10
baeco sud nh kinds Of gram IL lies remarkably
~ n and {. scry free fom Stone. il divided e
.nnA make two yer, handsome tracts which
,han he done. ii those ~ho wish 10 purchase
e9sha Persons wishing to purchase may app
ply O Tie subscriber residing IN the ne'ghbor-
hood Of New London, 81 to Capt. Buierd. real
dung near tic uact, WILLIAM IRVINE.
i,nn,,y 4 i125
a. lie Ediiors n the Enquirer will insert
tbe abavc advertisement tll lorbd, and forward
thrr bill to tbs Office for payment
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w. ESPECTFULLY inform. her customers
IsS aud therublie generally that she has re-
moved 10 the y ick Tenement near Planters
Warehouse, ono door above MIR. Whites Store
and nearly opposite 10 MIR John Hancoek's Ia
VEN. where 80 will carry on bcr business rs
formerly. She has al this time an elegant col
lection Of patterns for Dresses, Pelscs. Spen-
GERS. Riding Dresses and Cloaks. all Of WHICH
will be- done on the shortest notice. She Hat.
tiers hersrIffcm her undertaking attention to
her business still 10 share the public patronage
Jan ;. t.95
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Valuable Real Estate at AuclIo1 ".

FNIIE snhscrIber viii sell BY way OF Pubic
- Action, on Wednesday the 23rd rex,
month, January, II far. otherwise the ncxt,fair
day thereafter. in the town OF Lynchbufg, -
IA feet OF ground, fronting on Main Street
running back the usual depth of lot, and i'm
medistelv bet" een Mr. john NJ. Warwick new
Brick House and Mr.. Richard Tyrecs Grocery.
Also the two wooden Tentncon immediately
IN front Of the Franklin Hotel, containing SO
feet front on said Street, and running back l32
feet, Terms, and years credit Bonds with
approved security, and deed OF trust on the
property will be required to secure the pay.
tnent.
lhe sale will br conducted by Mr.. George
Nhitooke, Auclioneer. WI. IRVINE.
Dec 81. tdso1
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NeT'cE.--rommitiea to CAM bell sau
~ on the 9th of Nov. last. Two negro fnan,
Jamesa Dick James syeilo~ fellow, ssaut
20 years. old, common stature--Dick. black
fellow, about 23 OF ~ years Of age, who says
iheyrnn away from Mrs New man IN owing from
Loufsa couniv, Va. 90 the western country.
Those fellows nj FIRST said they brionges TO
Thomas Johnson of Lauisg The owners
are reg ested to prove property, pay charges
aud lake them away
GERMAN JORDAN,
Jaior for Campbell co.
Dec ~ 4Wo<
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(-1iR, Take notice. that shall on the Ard
~ das nj January neat. at the Cincinnati
Iofelm Cncmnati.in the State NJ Ohio, proceed
~ take the Deposition OF William Butte, and on
che 9th day Of chfunrv, At the dwelling house
III Richard Tyre, in the town Of LYnrhhurg.
proceed 80 talk lhe deposition of John Douglas
aud others. TO he rad ps eviaesrc IN n suit nov
depending 10 thu county court Of Campbell, on
tic chaoeery side thereof wherein avn plain.
all aud voe are defendant, when and where
,ou may attend, should you think proper
JONATHAN JOHNSON.
Dec "a wiw29
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or, DoiH ABS REWARD--strayej from
~ the subscriber's planiation, on Beaver
tre.R, about The 1t oi last May fe1r Work
STEERS. three red and one pided, marked
with a .uallaW fofL IN each ear. Likewise
a brlndle Bell, nbout fpclve months old, uns
mafked-Yhe shove rrmard shall bs q, en-
Tor he returr oi the said cattle te the SUI
.ruaer', plantation, OF u proporuonable re-
aatd Tor the return ol any OF them.
JAMES i. STEVENS.
Dec. =. dw2l
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~. IN AWAY FROM the residence Of the sub
III soribcr en- the I'd day Of November last n
negro man by the name OF Jacob. lie was
clothed in napt COTTON. was about i've feet nine
OF fen inches high has little yellow IN
his complexion, IS rather bow.lcesed and Is
supposed to he from forty To forty five year,
old Any person Who viii deliver the SAID ne
gro 10 me in Campbell county neer The Pocket
You'd on Stauntou, or will secure HIM so that |
get him again, shall receive an adequate re
y ard. JOIN l.. pOthLASS,
January 9Th "1"2om
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Eov Sale

A tract ofland in Franklin County, contain
ing about 5ooo acres Also, another tract in
do. containing 1850 acres. Also, another
tract in Campbell, about eleven miles from
Lynchhnrg, containing about $50 acres, anu
lying at the foot Of long mountain, this tract
contains 600 acres in nil, with Tavern 4 o..
Their necessary out houses on il, [and is con
sidcred nm excellent staudl and of which
hold an undivided interest Of orc fourth. All
OF which said anGs viii sell or good terms
for cash, crcd1' or in barter for negroes, or
real estate i'm YynChbury
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7raICH4Rn N ErBANk respectfully IL
RI fusalshis friend. aud the public grucr-
sllv. TINT hs has opened a HOUSE of Ppitr
Entertainment, ia tie iueeru House former
~ kept ~ such By Col John Dhlard, IN thu
town If Sew Glasgow, where he Is prepared
60 receive aud accommodate all those who
may call upon him. The Tavern House is
large aud commodioas. the Sinhle' ale al
The best Kind aud amply stored with corn
oats, sc. with the assurance thai no effort ~
his pn7' snail he WANTING IL Gnr complete
satisfaction. He hopes 20 merit and receive
a portion of pubic patronage.
New Glasgow, Amherdcty 1an.3. s25