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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The Norfolk Herald S ats that Cotton con
,inu., 20 arrive daily a, tina, nlacr iu Wagons,
as well a, by wafer: and that the guam y pas
SIG through ,he s'rre'N, gives s'irring md
cat,ons OF heavy transactions The
Petersburg returned last week from a trip o
IN, Roanoke, with ,hree boats IN TOW, iad'n
with 400 bales Cort.n for thstmarkrt.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
" inc, and Cheese
New Goods.

, New Goods.
DICHARD s HOPKINS g TO, have received an
IL ID iitional supply of dry goods, consisting in part Of
Bue and mkt cloths
DO do cashmere and cassinets
White. red and green A,nn.ls
Black bombazettes. cod circassians
Black Italian ,ustrrngs satan Ievantines
Calicoes, Italian grapes. fag and bardanna hdkfs
Ladies and g%antlemen> glove, black worst hose
Tickings, domestic phrds. checks. sc. &C
dec 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

4 STATED quarter meeting of the :" MINORS
N FRANKLIN LiBR4RY ASSOCIATION, will
b. held at the frame sch ~,oi-Icu>e on S.. >ssph..treet,
on Saturday evening next, I'D Jan At half past 81,
O'Clock. Those wishing to hccom- members of the
association, are respectful, invit. d to attend. There
will he All election for several oficersto serve the ell
suing year. Punctual attendance Is re quested.
JAS. X. HAYHAN Secretary.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

NJ. Whities Y ALL not AXE our advice
DORIS he hi K ne will gam any credit by Il con-
,esr with Duff Greer? LII him r~ecoliect The
,alc Of the Miller and the chi "Dey Sweep.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

sCp No mail ror,h of Baltimore wasreceiv,
e Al the Pos Office yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

DIFF aid Rus jarvis a'e ar0u' o no az II
ag'io. JARVIS says he intends q reply 10 DuHs
AsI rigmarole concerning their partnership at
fairs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

RICHARD \. BucKNsR, Esq. has been nomi-
rated, nv hr Governor OF K "'1okv, A. a Judge
Of he Cour, of App-s's at tina STATE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The Presidents House will be open, as
usual, on the first Of January, for " We the
People"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
"frienA SnnwAen: \ take

this msthod to inform the puolic that 'HosAs wnruEn-
AID, a Minister, of the Society Of Friends. expects to
be a, their Meeting, This Day at IL o'clock
I2th mn Slst 4 FRIEND.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

Ysetday. h >.ti-tery Of me ~reaspry
,rar>muud to the House of Rerrs>en ati,es,
an - innate # p proPrii ions lot 1880: WIN
n,ona.rs r,r the service Of he year SlO,9iS,
S8l 81 VIZ:
Miiitar, service, including faPSm"'
tons, srmorics, Arsena's, Ord
lance, Indian fairs, Rtvolu,Ona-
~ and Military Pensions, and In
ternaj improvements 3,tO9 Sf4 70
Navai Service; including the Marine
Corps o'Iof''li ~
To the Estimates are added Statements showing -
L. Tho appropriations for he service
OF the year 1885,, made b, former
acts, including Public De0ts gra-
dual Improvement of the Navy,
srming and c~qnippng the Niftls,
subscriptions 20 Canal Stocks. Re.
evolutionary Claims .nd Indian AZ
fairs. amounting to ll3lo,> 4o w
2, 81 existing up rnprla'ionsw winch
vii not be required for the year
IS g. and W ich it i, proposed to
appi, in aid OF III service OF the
wear 1850, amounting TO So2,25l 81
) The existing appropriations which
will he required 10 c mplete the
service e s ., and former years,
but wh,ch vii b. sxpendc. IN IT,
80. smount.ng TO Z,f2f,lfo 10
raese ,hIr, last m nioned amnun's, ug'th-
pr vi d, So lnu h is may rrm ,ln une8prnoed OF
'ht sum S , d IN H. Il. por on tn Finances,
pre- .en,cd by tn, Department on he l4.h D ST,
IS the rs,im ed Exp, ndi,ure in the t .ur,h quar-
er # h p,',en' ', a., and with such suHs us
NV re appropriated ~ Congress, for the year
1870 viii .omDiee The whole amount subject
to he dis, nsi,iou of the Executive Government,
IN ha' y"aT.
The > i, also, added TO the e,'imates, a state.
men, f me several app'op.ia Ions, which Will
probabIv be carried 10 he Surplus Fund. Of he
close OF the present year: ei'her because the
obje, Is for which .hev we've made are complies
ed, or u cause these sums aill not be required
for or will no longer he app'ica able tn EN-,
10 SIl5ys62 oS u S. Telegraph.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

.tutice
VNHE inhabitants of Alexandra, flown and county,
1 who are subject to perform Military DUTY, are here
by informed hat a memorial to suspend the Military
Law in this county, will be- presented to the Senate of
the United States, as soon as signature are obtained.
The mem rial is left at the store of Morse e Jussrlyn,
corner Of King and ROYAL streets, where all persons in
terested aud disposed to further the OBJECT are invited to
call as soon as possible and leave their signatures.
dec Z9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
For New-YOrk
To Rent,

40 EeNL.
@ The fire proof Brick Warehouse
M IA At the corner of Primo and Union streets,
EEAktf It present occupied by AIR. James Robin
3~H8 son Possession given on the first of
'pri'; and III. prtsea' occupant would probably give
it immediately if requested.
also 10 RENT
The Brif k Store on F ,iriax street, adjoining
the resi- ence ofthe Rev. sr. Walton. 1t will ne rent.
ed low, and immediate possession given Appl, to
dec 81 W. FOWI.E & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31

The following petition presented to the
House Of Representatives, and referred TO the
Committee on the District OF Columbia, may
he of interest 10 our readers.
To The Homo, able the Senate and House Of Rep
ysssntativss Of the United States IN Congress as
sem6sd.
The undersigned beg leave respectfully 10
represent
That it is obvious, upon an inspection OF The
plan of the Guy OF Washington considered
RESPECTIVELY as a commercial city, that ITS
naSigable waters, quays, and wharves, are too
far from the central and busy parts 10
remedy this natural defect, and lessen The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-31
Woliaay Y eseUts
Card.

Card.
A b. HAYDEN, Dental Surgeen,
yt commence bis regular visits to Alexsndris
w nm Thursday next, 18th instant, and continue
ii, ~ on the secori and fourth Thursday in each month
nn,iJ further notice. Persons wishing his professional
services. will please leave notice at Cfaggetts City
Hotel
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The economy Il ne p'eseu gI"'Iou- afminl'-
,ra.ion, is . h ight feature in its character, a.
witness he following sta ement concerning
gu, foreign missions.
GREAT BRITAIN.
On IA rsc,u, $3.50
Outfit to Mr.. McLane, SWo
--ll,2 $50 %
FRANCE.
One gu ,rters salary to Nit B7owa, /
Quit TO Mr.. Riyes, as before, il,zoo w
SPAIN
One quarters salary to MIR. Everett,
and outfit TO Mr.. Van Ness, as be-
fore, ll'2ao w
NETHERL tNDS.
One qs salary to Mr. HIgh~>ss before l,l2S
Excess for one year of Mr. preble's
salary over that Of Mr.. hughes 4oOo
au,6, io Mr.. preble. 5000
Secretary OF Legation to hr. Prebie,
no, chargeable on Mr.. ~tiuShess
mission, 2'ooo n
COLOMBIA.
one quarters salary to Gen Harrison
A. before 1850
eut6t To yr Moore. 5000
Tia $50 90
Total expense for the first year added by the--
present Administration to the previous
expense of the missions to Great Britain,
France, Spain, the Netherlands, and Co.
lomoIa, ol'oZo W
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
pUELIC SALE.

TfN obedience to an inierIoeHiofy decree o
i Campbell county Court, In The case of o.
gleshy, &c. vs.. Oglesby, &c. the undersigned
Commissioners will sci TO the highest bidder,
At public auction, on the premises, on The I'D
day of Oct. neat, IL fair. II not, tie mex, lair
DAY, a tract of Laud. in said county. containing
seventy acres. more or less, being The land on
which DAVID Oglesby, dec. resided at the time
OF his death, aud on winch Vim. Ogiesby now
resides. Ihis land lies about three miles from
LYnchburg. Is unoommonly fertile-hath .
portion Of woods, comfortable houses, orchard,
DC.
At the anne lime aud place. will be sold 3
likely slaves, belong ing 10 the estate Of ID. o.
glesby, dec. to wit George, Tom ADD Tanner
Tom Is an excellent blacksmith. and about 81
years Of age. Also the stock OF cattle. house
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils,
&c. Tetms-the land will be sold Oh a credit
OF one aud two years. equal insialmenfs, seour.
ed by bond and good personal security, aud a
deed Of trust. The personal properly On n
credit Of ole year, secured by bond and good
security. BEVERLY Il SCOTT, L..
FREDERICK SPECIE, 1
TcpL Il IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
ANRIWALSa

HyHE subscriber has Just received a mum.
IA Der oil staple and fancy articles, 10 many
OF " hich he invites the particular atten ion Of
the ladies. They are in part as follows:
Fancy Gauze hdkfs. and Scarfs
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Battiste and grass Cambrics
lew pieces very superior Bingham
loO pieces Calicos-latesI style
l piece superior French Bonbazine
Italian Lustrings, Levantines, Senshaws,
Silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose
Irish Linens and Lawns, Thread Edeings and
Laces
Circassians, Lastrings and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
BRAZILIAN do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green and Pink Flor.oces
Do Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaconet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Muslins
Nankin and Canton Cranes
Ladies and gentlemens' Beaver Gloves (very
superior)
a Jew pieces very superior Cloths and
a general assortment of Domestics,
All al the most reduced prices. and more daily
expected. aIIIsoN
July 9. DO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
RACING.

TNHE Races OF the Valley Jockey Club " III
commence at the Botriouft Springs. on
Tuesday the 20ih of October next.
On The first day there will be- run for a sweep
stake by 3 year old colts, all by Mr.. William
X. Johuson's oil bred botse Lawrence en-.
trance 500 each, half fotfeli There are
81. sub,cribsrs aud the subscription closed.
This is expected 10 BIZ a very interesting race,
os the colts are remaI ksbly promising. On
the second day Two thirds oftae money sub.
scribed by the Club, Will be run for-iwo mile
heats. On the third day the remaining third
vii be run for. thu beet three 10 five. mile
heals. On the fourth day will be run for the
propriefor's purse Of 800. mile heats.
The proprietor is 40 nos prepared 10 state
accurately what The second aud third day 5 pur.
ses viii be worth. The period 4 five years,
for which the old Club was farmed, having eK
pred. There IS n new onr established TO
which he expects 10 Ia considerable aeces-
sion OF subscrib"rs beiwecn this aud the time
of the races. Subscribers are called upon To
be p%uncfuni in their payments, a, The subscri-
Der %ioIcnls 10 pu, mp the money. Tn y are
also rrques ed 10 nttend early on the fri day,
ms II viii he necessary 10 form n meeting ofths
Club before the commencement Of the races.
CHARLES JOHNSTON.
Bntcipuft Springs, Sept. %. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
III SkEl.

HY virius Of a deed oftrpsi, executed by
- John Oliver n the subscriber. on the
bib das Of May. 1929, and duly recorded in The
Clerks Offices Of Charlotte aud Bath counties,
for ceriain purposes ,herein meni oned. We
shall, on the 9Th day Of October. 1899. at the
residence ofihe said John Oliver, in the upper
end OF Charlotte cntaly, proceed TO sell. TO The
highest bidder, for cash, the following property,
VIZ :-the tract Of and on which the said John
Oliver resides, | negro man named Wilson, !
boy Albert, | gil Mary Jane. ! girl Beokey,
The whole OF bis Stock. Of every description.
household and kitchen furniture, plantation
utensils. Alsp. seven different tracts of land.
lyi,,g and bring IN the county Of Bath, cot
tanning between three and four thousand acres,
and a lot IN Hsirston,ville, Halifax county. Va.
The improvements on the irnet of land in
Charlotte, ON which the said Oliver ives. are We.
~ good. and an excellent orchard. aud a good
aisod for a Tavern and Store, and the land of
excellent quality. Tue lille OF said property
Ia believed TO be good, bu, none other than that
conveyed by The trust vi be made.
ROBERT NORTON, Tms.
ADRIAN w. WIMBl5II, toes.
Sept. 81 ,dsfl
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TAN YARD FON SAhE

q VERY handsome little farm, upon Ellis
sAACreek, near 1~nyioris Store. 10 Franklin
oouety. Tho land lies remarkably well, the i'm.
proyements good, aud all new-bas on i, an
excellent Tan Yard, with npaien, bark mill at.
tached 10 the same. The Tan House, a frame
fisiy feet long, with never failing water, hnd it
coming but a short distance IN pipes, and no
chance ofoveraowing by high wAier--it IS n
desirable s. uaiion Tor any person WIN wishes
10 carry on the Tanning business, there being
Ito other Tan Yard within eight or ten miles
east OF sonlii, and nons within eighteen or
twenty north or west. and a sofieien;y Of bark
can always be procured near the place. The
tract Of land contains about b. aotes, oil which
there ~ hhout 10 cleared. and lies IN n wealthy
ond respectable noighborhood. Any person
disposed 10 purchase The above mentioned pro-
perry, can have possession by The l6lh of No
yember neIt. | will sell a great bargain in
the above properly. For the terms and further
particulars. apply 10 the subscriber, living on
The premises. PETER MOORE.
Sept. % 3w
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RICHMOND RACES

AB6@s
ZEAhE Rirhm nd Races over ibo Tree HII
- course, will cpmmrncr on the 81 Tues
dry tSpth oil Uctober) aud cpntnnc 4 days as
usual.
lst DAY.
A match for $1,000 aside, Between two colts
oi tired speed aud bottom. iWn mllr heats
From a previous aud inipt, sting contest, much
doubt exists ms 10 the superiority oi thu one o.
yer the o,har, and considerable interest Is excl.
ted.
On The same dav, a SNcpps'ak for colt. and
hllios, 3 years old, two nio hats, entrance
goo. Three subs fihcrs md closed.
2d DAY
Proprietor's purse $500. too mile heats.
on the same day. a 5w; epstake Tor 3 ytar
old colts and Allies, 2 mile heats, entrance 500
four subscribers aud closed.
3lDAY.
Jockey Club Purse $1,000, four mile heats.
1th DAY.
The annual Post Stake S450. three mile
heats.
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kare Ke.ruey, Star,
Waxey. Cadmus, nnd many fine horses are ia
training, probably a greater number than EVER
was known In Virgin AZ any one time.
The Proprietor wall he prepared MS hereto.
lore, TO accommodate gentlemen who mny de.
sire to stay a, Tree Illl dun ing the Races.
Ihu-r members Of The Club that should not
be enabled To attend 'he Fall Meeting, will
please forward their subsct Up IONS, MS th, Purses
are large and the subscriber bound tu put them
up. J NJ. SEtDEN,
Treasurer AID Prop ielor.
Sept. 81. widftI
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PAIWTSa
DRY AND I'm /

210 Kegs Whine Lead in Oil
20o Kegs Spanish Brown ia Oil
% kcls Green Pant In OIL
% ker 5 Yellow Ochre in Oil
p Kegs Black PANT in Oh
1000 los dry spanish Blown
10 0 lbs. dry White Lead
1000 lbs. Venetiau Rel
2eao b.. Spanish Whiting
$40 lbs. Paris White, &c.
Together viii every other color, dry and il
Oil IN use. All Of which are offered Tor sale a
the owest prlcrs. Howell DAVIES.
Scot. q.
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rRoM tie subscriber. some time les. sTFu9
a liehf bfiadle coz, Fttls over eomHps
lizr, eitb long horns, ats,cf B or yssfs-eia
uton close e,apinaiion his beloved that oae
hip is a little shorter thaa The other. Any per
son that finds and will return said Gov to me
in Lynchbufg, shall be literally rewarded for
Their trouble. II. SUMPTER.
Sent. -. 3~12
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ilin4n botanic Harden
AND
NURSERIES,.

HONG ISLAND, NEAR NEW York;
HA1ILLIAM PRINCE, Prop i-t1r oi this
establishment. ahno1nees 10 The public
thai the new edition GAIN of ms Catalogue,
has jusi issued from tie press. and may he Oh
tanned eratis, Of Mr.. X. q. TOMPKINs Of his
City The advancement of this = adjustment
has been pursued with ppabaied ardour, and
regardless Of expense ~ the pfesent Proprietor
and his father iur above halfe century . in the
present enlarged catalogue, hr ofrrs 10 the pub
lac III varieties ofApples, o. ol Peas, 20 o.
Cheuien, I39 T Plbuis. - Il ap'Icofs 81 OF
Peaches, 90 Of Neoarines. 10 - A monds, ~
e Nuibe, RES. q NJ q Iuces, 10 ol Figs, 10 OF
Cutrauis Ii ol Rdspb rites ~ of Goosebrries
20 of tEnbd uics. - Of Nuts. 267 of Craps
49l Of Roses IS OF Peouics, lo2 of Dahlias.
81 OF Camelii ~, and ia all near 22On species of
Green house Plans, besides an immense as
sbrtnpnt { I Hardy Ornamental Trees, Shrubs,
and Plants. Bnlbons Flo Ger Roofs, &c.-This
'%ollectinn !. rot oniy unrivalIed Ia this county
bqt is ut surpassed by any IN Europe, and, for
ihe systematic HsCurlyw III winch every order
wi ," exceeded, the proprietor gives his ex-
press guarantee.
WIN =, gard to the Grapes hey have been
mtsi c~arefa1lv selected from the North. Middle
and South Of France, Germany, SwifzerIand
aud the C'imea, by which means the proprietor
Is ma, led toS ply such varieties as are ad1p-
tedto Tie respecire tocaiiies-and where such
selection = irt, a. htm II shall be made y lth
scru,ulcus n ertIop.
a. Urde,s !. fl with Mr.. n. q TOMPKINS,
or Forwarded direct, per mall, will receive
prompt attention.
Sept. n. wdw
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TRUST SALE.

DURsuaNT TO a deed Of 9usi. bearing dat
the l9fh day Of November. 1927. and
duly recorded IN the County Conri Of Amher ~,
which deed was executed by Spencer Sorveil.
sen. TO the subscribers, for purposes iher ein
named-se, the undersigned Trustees. will
z. 'ose to sale. 10 the highest bidder, for ready
money at the late residence ofibe said Newell.
in the county 81 Amherst. on the 81 LAY OF
Nov. usxt, the following property, 10 wit one
negro by Edmund, Mat. n man, and YIN. n
boy. Tn. shove negroes are likely, and web
worth the attention of purchasers. Though
the title Is supposed TO be undispnled, the nus
fees will convey only such right as is vested IN
them by the said deed Of trust.
EDMUND WINSTON.
CIlSWELL DABNLY.
Sept. "a ids
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coME1Issrow BUSINESS

THNHE subscriber Informs his friends and H..
Il public that be continues 10 do business
on Commission, and promises that no pains
shall be spared to give entire satisfaction to
all Planters and Farmers who may coufde 10
ms management The sale Of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His Office will be Kept at
the Store OF Messrs.J d S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmer S Bank.
d. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. ION
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FOR SALE,

a VERY handsome little Farm, upon the
GAh"ad waters of Appomaiio1, in Bucking
hnm This land is in The neighborhood Of Clio
yer Hill, lies remarkably we'll. produces to-
bacco Of the finest quality, and bias npou It a
very large orchard of well selected ,eal the
tract contains $40 acres-Persons Disposed TO
buy, will apply to the subscriber or Col. Saul,
A Patteson, who lives adjoining the premises
SAML. p. CHRISTIAN.
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sT SALE.
Jan. 10.

- Y virtue of a trust deed, executed TO tho
- subscriber by James Powell, and record
ed IA he Clerks flee of the County Court of
Amherst. shall o. Tuesday The o9th Of Sep.
tember, Chat being Amhers, Superior Court
offer for sale, at public auction, on the preml.
SEES, the House & Lo'snow in the possession of
the Rev. Charles H. Page, near Amhers, court
house, together with 80 or 10 acres of Land
attached thereto. Tie dwelling house is situa.
ted near Amherst Court house, with thu ee rooms
and an entry OH the lower focr aud four rooms
above a good dry cellar, with four rooms /;
kitchen, ice house, stables, carriage house,
&c. &c: The above valuable property is, from
its lecalisy,a very desirable situation for II
professional man. Terms made known on the
day OF sale. TH0S. X. BROWN, Trustee.
The above sale is by my appreciation and
consent JAMES POWELL.
Aug. % ida
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ID Y the directions Of the will Of John Han.
- sard, dec. late of the county Of Amherst,
winch will has been duly recorded IN The ST.
petior Court of said county. will be- exposed
10 sale on the premises. On the ID day OF Jan
oary next, that part ol the SAID T. %statnr's tract
OF land, lying in the county of Amherst. which
%ad1oins the lands OF Anthony Rucker, dec. and
which "a 10 be separated from the reminder
ct the tract, by the road from Tnsley's lac,
twhh the Sprung Included 10 WIN. McDan.
iefs line, 10 the Mansion House tract A Plat
aud Survey Of the land u i'll be prcscn, on the
day OF sale--nnd the land will be sold IL the
highest bidder. for ca b. unless The terms Of
sale should be Otherwise directed by the devil.
sees, John, Ambrose. Archry, Sophia, Polly.
Pamela and Caroline. children Of the resiatpr,
aud between whom The proceeds are dneeled
20 be divided.
BENZ TALIAFERRo, High sheriff
oil Amherst county and ms such, nd
minialfatDT with he will an.
ne1ed of John Iianknrd
deceased.
Sept. 81 ids
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uEWSON'S OFFICE,
Lynchbure, Sept. 21th. 1899
More Prizes sold al llewson's.
Drawn numlers,in the New York Consolidated
Lottery Class No. II.
d . ~ 20 sc N
Nos. ! 10 20. y pfize Of 500
10. a rrize of 2O
1 10 &c a prize of 200
4 prize Of 100
Were all sold nj Hew sons nertr fdiiag Office of
Luck, Call and Try the chance, in the spien.
drd Schemes now Offered at
EEWS0N'S most astonishing
Once OF Luck.
WHARF The cash will, at all times, be paid for
prizes,
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m oTIcE.-TLe pubic are respectfully 10
III formed. that, besides a very extensive
variety of Sunday School Book, all the works
comprised IN The following Catalogue, are 10
be had from the Lynehburg Book Company. on
reasonable terms, at their Depository, al the
counting room Of M.s-rs. Williains 4 Cringsn,
owe, the Store Of Mr.. George Bsgby, Lynch
burg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-28
Cotton and Domestic Clouds.
S1OO REWARD.


eANAHAY from tie subscfibers-one re-
h siding al Dan river Mills, 10 miles above
Dansilie Inc other, on the Ysdkin river, in n
& Ia t"iles sonih~astof Salem about he 1st inst.
Two negro men WES1LLY Il JACOB. Wesley
Is "a large black lell1w. about 6 feet high, thick
lips, aud remarkable large feei. and about -
.yrars of age. Jacob is inclined TO be yellow, Il.
houi "a years Old, 5 feet I or 8 iuches high
one leg and thigh somewhat smaller
a d perhaps shorter than the other, stoops IN
Ms walk-cap read. and soneiimes pretends
- preach and cxhort amongst The negroes-a
back NTH by trade, clothes not recollected.
y, believe hey are aiming for lbo State of
OHIO, OF Psnnsylsahia, and will probably
change their names and pas as Tree men. We
will give the above reward for said negroes, If
delivered 10 tIihei f the subscribers Al their
places OF residence, or 6fiy dollars il secured
IN jail, SO that we ge them.
GEORGE ADAMS.
NATHAN ClfAFFIN.
~ The Wythe Argus and Winchester Re
publican will insert ibt above q times, and for.
ward their account to this office Tor collection.
sent. ts