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rTIHE subse rher bsng remove the west will
sell great bsrgn 20 land IN MsoLieDhurg CO.. on Butch
e creek ahoyseye miles North West Of the Courthouse
sol ten from Stipwrb Feryj The tract reside contains
between SIX and seven hundred equal
ton o. country, well improved, sod foe
snd heshier situation not TO be found ia the Stss
Also set OF one hundred and s,y three acres, about
mile 'sd creek, which has on Il Manufacturing MILL en-
nhed OIL ~ the best manner, about
10 hne neighborhood for custom; this property would be
eronsnsd Tor land 10 The We,t would te part young
negroes.
would msse The payments suit tbe purchaser. Any per.
son -rhnt 70 vffe ne onths subject, will direct boyd
ton, snd Il will he strictly attended TO.
Fshta o. vsm' DABNFY COLLIER
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500 REWARD

ILL be given by the .uh.etber for the spptehenou If
w his negroes, JOE LYONS, JOHN SAMPSON VIM
SAMPSON, BILLY TANNER, SAM & CHARLES SMITH
Joss s'on' spd rsher fat b-ck man, with smiling
tebsnce, and vbs teeth John VI middle height and
rather elm msbs, very hsck with slick face and Wide
teeth Wsu tolssby tall and stout, of ts~ey ooie
sud shutters little. Billy rather lower common
height, uIstto sud has or Of N, frof, teeth
broken Pnty co. San low, stout made black Charles
rather tall sod slim, black, has bumps hi,
generally took with them ust cotton oothe. new o1ns.
burg shirts; II them also with them old blue coats
jackets aud sntaooDs white linen shirts and other
Sunday clothes, thty call tbeH The shove ep sher
committing fcbhsyn the neisbourhood, of 18th
inst ADDS pfobsby lurking shout Richmond, Peersbufs
Norfolk, Hsuovet Courthouse, the Piping Tree Kps Wu
county viii give the sHoys reward for The sppeben Of
AZ, or $40 iCf each negro. HILL GARTER.
ApH H..
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NOl'ICE

II UNAWAY from the subscriber Sandersvilie, in
~ Ws-hpgon county, Georges, ny negro fellow GLAS-
cow about 40years old, dark thick lips,
hi, upper pI Believe the ordinary
negroes. and likely When intoxicated he very bois.
teroas-said negro, enced away with youth nr
yeats Of by Frederick Dixon he has changed his
n,ns since he left frequently, have undsss,ovd lie ha,
fond mother brothers, sisters, and
to hewsil hi, unfortunate condition. Any information
70 The above named youth would be th'nkiuy
out the least provoeaton the raised in Berthe
county, near WiDdsor, in North Caroins.
heard OF Two answering the above description
the gath Of March last Cambridge, South
who stated they going Virginia II pre.une the e-
low hss acquaintance the lower part of VuEna
think he will r so to where he brought from HIS vi.
innate wish, doubt get hs freedomthey may pur
suanee Of this object, 60 esately to Ohio.
1 will liberal reward for said nesro him
cured so that get him. WILEY w. CUELIN9.
Aprl IT,
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NOTICE

SEEAAS committed 10 the Jail Giles county, on the
w 20th day Of December, lses, runaway muatto
man who calls himself Henry Drd says that he all,
that he wa. raised Essex County, Vs. Hobss Hole
Henry Bird had when eommasd blue woesujesns
sod pantsovns, old wool hat aud variety other cvkss
10 his possession, believed ~ be solen Henry Bird
shsdss darker than bright nulao he Las large teard
t9srabls large whkers, about I
hfgh between asa so of age, appears snsr nte
sh nan, quick spoken, and play. ably we'll the
In
The owner, any, regretted toward, prove
property, pay charges ard take han away, will
dealt With according to las. MoRTON'P. EMMoNS,
for VIM. Smith, J. e.
Feb. Il. 95-3m
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fanatic Hospital, Williamsburg
VilChn hereby given thstsil ths els int
e occupied, snd hat more pseptswiIi Re received
seu,ome said eesuevsosut duenOtio eof which vii
msT So 81 Z HENLEY
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
III persons having oIsim, sssna the e-,s Of s,mu.I
~ Moshy ss Of Hanover county, hereby regretted 10
produce them IN order that may made for
me rsymsot NJ al ich be rreened Iexay aub
caed spd ell those indebted 10 sid estate are
isqusssd 70 make esry p,yrs possible s.tbe ,ru.
too Of tbs estate esu sdGf Of bur little Indulgence.
JNO. NJ. PRICE,
WM. o. MOSBY,
Ex'oFs Of Sam'I Mosby. deed.
Hs5i f09-w4Nt1a-ev
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NOTICE

QNHE Executive will proposals ia conformity with
the provisions Of the Sd section oshe CONCERNING
Che Armory, hereto annexed " iuu be further enacted
that tbs kxecuvs be authorised required 10
What terms the Armory Buidings Land attashed
sold exehsnged leased Tor of years. con.
rnuneste to the next dssarai Assembly their
-s0qsity" BY ord., Of The E.ser!iys
WIN. IL. RICHARDSON, C.. c..
Executive Department,
18th March, 1873.
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| INFORMATION is wanted respecting Robert
: c. Allen, commonly called Robert Campbell
'llen, from New York, and who was in Richmond,
or lis vicinity, in the Spring of 1926 If said Ro-
bert c. Allen be in life, and will come on TO New
York, he will hear Of something TO his advantage,
on application 10 John Allen, No. 5o9 Pearl Street:
any information respecting him will be thankfully
received as aforesaid.
New York March 26. Hast
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= THE RICHMOND RACES.

over the TREE HILL Course, will commence on ,he
" I'd Tuesday IN Nay, usual, (f2h Of the month,
Continue four days. -
LIST Dsy there will he two Swsep.tstss for colt, and 6es
years old mile hests, entrance 100 du half forfeit.
& Entries to The LIST Stake.
OP Hare, the produce of bi. Jack Andrews mare, by
Sir Charles.
Jas. Harrison his Flly by Sir Archie, out Of Vosts
John Baker, his Fhly Poly Peaehag by Jno Richards.
out Of his Chance :
4. William Ii. Mnge, hisssy Colt Mayday By Sir Archie
out Of EIIa. - - = - 49,
g. John Kssby bis br by virg ipn, bis Sir H,r.
ry mare. ..-.4
g. John Minye, his visui.n FIy Little Msrgsra) out Of
Hurrism. ~
Jas. N. sedeB, Geo. Harding, sorre col, by Sir
Charles. -
Q. WIN. w. West, enter, the Full Sister 10 M.rion.
Entries To the Ri Stake, LIST DHy.
T. Rieba Adam the produce of by Charles,
John NJ. Bots, tn. produce Of his by OhArie
d William Barton, the protuce OF has by SIR Charles.
d Seiden haoon the produce OF hV by Sr Charles.
B. John Ia seldsn, the produce OF Lady Tolmsp, by sm
6. EjDund Christian, te produce of Maty Dance by Sir
Charles.
T. John coIsu, the produce of his Hornet mare by Sir
Charles,
g. jas NJ ssden, the produce Of his hr. by Sir ch.ris,
I'd day, races, Prnprietors Match Race
ProrreoI's Purse IN. hests fr 500 dos Match Race m
heats for 1000 dolls. p. =.
9Th days Annus Po, Stskc heats, $50 doIi,
The Subscriber thuk he has better
Tor hue sport The course fine order as IS possible
he sud from the number Of Entries Stskes
Der Of fine horses 10 training the sport fail iu
tet'iDs o. Will as heretofore he prepared &c eneD those
who may choose 10 stay al Tree Hill y
the necessity Of bringing sending as be
compelled toFut up the Purses, amounting 20 $3.50
J. NJ. SELDEN, Proprietor.
OF The Petersburg Inellgeneer, The Haiions
and Norfolk Hernd,w please this times, aud forward
their accounts to j. NJ. 5. for payment
AprI ~. I'm
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siorshais Sale Of one eighth part Of the Column
bidn .hiiis-Sifuateain the City Of Isichniond.
DURSUANT' TO decree of the Superior Court
~ OF Chancery fer the Richmond District, pro
nounced Oh the llth day of March, 1928, in the
case of Moore VS.. Bell, 4 shall on the IIth day
of May, 1929, at the hour Of II O'clock, if fair,
if not the next fair day thereafter offer for SALE
the premises at public auction, the highest bid
der, "one undivided eighth part of the Columbian
Cranberry and vile to William and Philip Haxali,
by deed bearing date, the I'D day Of August,
1909"
Terms-A credit Of g, IL and 10 months, bonds
with approved security required, aud Che title re-
tanned until the purchase money be paid.
j. GUERRANT, NJ C. cRp.
April 7. l09-tLs Or one of his DEM tieS
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Bro'min ppine.
FEW dozen bottles Of tbi, rich and hisbIv g,yo,.d
~ Madeira Wpe which has had the hsnsh 81 yoysss N
h Est and West Iode,; also, few dozen bottles o. Ms.
seWa osps JUICE, without brandy Of peculiar dslcaoy Of
flavor snd delicious taste Of fruit pa ksd IN bo,,. ~
dozen eaelr Jusi received, and for sale BY
C. & A. WARWICK.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
London porter and brow stout IN ptnt mari bots,
Liverpool filled sacks salt,
C.a's'of ss'b,nwMs, veil escorted for the country sde
I'D wrought mails, psten, shot, 1'
Cfeies 81 hotties, tn plate 10 boxes,
Btazfefs copper,
GefDsr snd British o1nshufs,,
Pert ne, N casks Of 3 dozen bottles each
English Shite lead ground in oil,
h,isa wins ~ PiPes, half pprs and qasffer casks.
April ~. ' i't,a-s,f
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NEWMARKET RACES.

NEW -MAkkET RACES.
SPRIJHG MEETING, 1929.
HHHE SPRING RACES this will cox,u,enc e,
~ usual ibs first Tuesday May ne1i aud
days.
FIRST DAYS RACE.
Produce Sweeptskes for three years old colts Allies,
one m'ie out, lou dolls entrances half forfeit
.eribei., viz
james j. Harrison enters produce Of old Atgy.
jaime, u. Green, produce OF Black Ghost. by Archie.
Benja H. COPELAND, produce Of Knowslsy mare, by Vir.
gilman.
VIZ. r. Johnson, produce of Coqusi,e, by Archie.
Thio Field, produce Of Lady Bolt, by Al chic. .
Bar,holcmew L. Todd, produce of RozCta by Virs
Henry Maen, produce OF Alsx'r Bses by Al che.
SECOND DAYS RACE
Proprietos Purse, 500 dolls. mile heats entrance
d ,lsrs. --tt
THIRD DAYS RACE
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50, mile heats mouey up ca,ra-
~ dollars. -
FOURTH DAYS RACE
Pos, Sweepsskes, mile heats year, old colt, aud
he' 100 dollars entrance, play PAY subscribers
y. WIN. r. Egyieson, WIN. Wynn,
JAMES NJ Seden, Jss. S. Garrison,
Jas J. Hsrr.op, Charles Graves.
Wm. M. West,
The will he prepared 10 accommodate gentleman
Ut he Iu aud visitor, during the races n,ane
al the New Market House Psi.cG. Wishing rent onts
will Pie,se apply at the Office Of D. II. r. Bisueh
Amiff.2i nus D"ANoh i;a e.' =.
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Whf, sd. KYLE {. 70

VIM. q ID. Kyle, & co.
RE receiving svsry extensive ,ei,,,.5
N supply Of Day GOODS; 10 which tl,sv 10
vts N. .osni'Vn Of CeSni:y Msrohsao.
NP'is<s' gl4-a
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Cash for Negroes.
WISH 20 purchase twenty-five OF thirty liksly Young no
gree from heen 10 teniy ysars Of sgs 10 vo3t in
The Chenrfeld coal Pas thi. city, .nf will civ, for
me m 'Ihs' 81 Prices BEVERLEY RANDOLPH
Jrn.
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NOIICE.
" pecn' bsvins cisms assn.t The estate ~ Thon.,
S-s OoSshy' dec are reque,teJ 20 present them thsi
TaHse msy be made Tor sdd,tment snJ all ud.bt-
ed u sa'n s.'sts rs Tsqossiedto roske payment
NATHANIEL ID. GOODSBV, ex'or
hpfH .. iVo~w" Of Thomas Gocd.hv, d. ed.
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BY RICHIE & COOK.

n Tbs ENQUIRER published twice week generally
had ihfss ss awssk during the Of the State Les,-
tssPres the hsrstefors, Five Dollars
SPAhis n advance. Notss Of charters
<eay> viii be received payment. The Editors will arsn-
Zee de safsty q RENTING then by Haths psssIs sfAs
tsss being paid, By the writsrs-
- No paper will be disc at the iserssn Of
he EAaess) until all Arrsarag<s nave hssn paid up.
~ Whoever will su,ranee the payment 81 nine
shsti have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS OF ADvERrISINa.
- 0as square, Oh LESS-Fusti nssttisn7S ssns-sasA
.esasinuanee, 50 cents. s .-
Ne inserted, unIU mas either been p.S
Or sssnm ed by IN thi, city its
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ItOI ICE.
HAVE two boats navigating the river from my mills IN
Fiuvsnua Il Richmond, for my purposes only, and
not eOnsder myself Public Carrier aud hereby fowsn
from making contract with either "
Buck or Bartlett putting produce, goods other
articles on either Of my beat, at any time
w. TIMBERLAKE.
Psinya, jan 20. si-5al
EDICALINSTITUTEO OF PIILADELPHIA.
4fhHE Summer Course Of Lectures will besu Monday,
- the 9Th day Of April and eod the Saturday preceding
me dist Monday Of November The month Of August
NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, NJ. D. On the Practice Of
WIN. r DgwEEs, n. D. On Midwifery.
InoS. HARRIS, ID. D. Surgeon u s. Navy. On OPEN.
5AmL JACKSON, M. d. On Ma,sria bfediea.
WIN. Z. HOHNEH, M. ID. On 1natopy.
yNO X. MITCHELL III. ID. On Chsrui,fry
John BELL, m D. On the Institutes Of hTsdicine aud
Medical yuyspytdenee.
fh,sdelph,., April s. IOsZ 2m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

@sasssassSeSs1sIse
sv1SHE subse 6sss, having purchased the Line Of Stages
n running between Guy andotte and LewisburS will,
before The r.t Of May next, running the Route
itsrfo< rDcek.
The Line vl through Charleston and from thence,
~ the State Turnpike, TO Le sbs aud the Med
Spfngs to wit the White Sulphur the Hot the Warm,
y rc. 10 6tsunon.
Il wiilesve Guysndode, twice week q. O'clock, A. ID.
Aud, on its return, will leave Stsunton twice week.
From Guysndets the Spring. there will he night
tr aveliing. =
Al 6tsunon the Line meets the Ohnrlottesye Richmond
8ud fredericksburg Lines three time. week.
Lhe Route, from 9ayandoe 10 Stsnon will be
IN nvs days, and fton Stauntop, 10 Richmond Ffede-
ietshus, IN two days, and from RehuionJ, CITY
IN ~ hours, and from the City
10 eight hours
Persons amending the Ohio their way 10 the North will
md this route the Plrssanest cheapest those
sy ws 10 Wat the Springs informed, that, Ieiusve
OF the Line, they At all times he on short
noies With good erfra Coaches tbose sieps places.
Aud The public assured that in
uodstion and eomfnrt Of the coed Coach
e and Team, and stilfu and sober Drivers afford
the lice shall not be inferior any other The State
PORTER s. BELDEN.
Rhhmcnd, Va. March, ~. los IN
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TREASURY DEPARrMENr, Z

deemed sic per cent stock Gated pursuance OF an
act OF Congress- OF toe 2ft u Me 1914 amounting sII
nin' seven hundred and thousand hun
dfed and two dollars aud uneywo cents, under the
several denominations Of the "Loan Of hay I'd I8If OF
lUoOoO dollars, on 'uhh suppemsntak Stock has isn-
td OF tir cent stock of 1915 loan of
May d. 1911, Of IOo0O000 dollars" and OF the sir ne,
cen" stock ~ isi ~ chat their certificates upor the
der he.e' viii on the hI. day Of July 10
respectively or TO their legal representatives au
constituted at the Tressuy at the Loan OHee where
the stock thus TO be reimbursed, may stand credited
audit luther made Known for the Information Of the
psrie eoneerned that no transfer of the certificates issued
under the act Of the Gath March, 1914 book, of the
treasury OF OF The Conmsoners Of Losns, vii be
alter the LIST day OF June NEXT and that the on the
stock hereby notified payable will determine on
the dy next preceding the Jsy hereby 6Ied for the
u.ent thereof. s. ID INGtIAM
Gersr r. III. H
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Lali for Sale.

~ Wish 10 sell the of land which reside lyrx
IN ohsrots eosuty at the junction Of Stanton
tie Roanoke Rveri Containing about 1900 Of which
shout $40 bottom land Of very superior fsty
6l0 6taunon River sad the residue Little Roanoke
The grounds Stauuton River Been
Ter their effjy, aud OF high
Those thSLitle Roanoke part woods OF
drsuainder recently cleared Considerable portion
-ep-snd very good quality. This
ths heat in the county and inferior the RIVER
And IN addition the extent aud fertility Of lands.
strongly recommended by its healthnes aud location
on savigahle stream in improved and agreeable
bourhoeds. The Improvements we-hu,n story
aso grlneIy stables croppns
on large scale will shew the land any person wishing
t. IL, aud disposed cell Idaus terms
Hxrch TO- i0t-wtds RODERT CARRINaTON
: COTTON AND w OOLEN MACHINE.
lTYVHE hATrEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
Il Shop aud Fssudry, Eishk Landing on the Noth
ldsdsonl Rve State of New York, constructing every
KIDD VI costsR asd Wossn Msekiaery,ip superior stye
of wcrkmanshP aud the best approved plans
One u tbs partners has visited Europe brought with
hfn Models aud Machises Of the those
t.so branches Of Mznufac, featuring.
They do every description rf Casting their Foundry
and particularly calculated for making ALI kinds Mil
GserirS- which all fitted ready put up when required
They have nsmerous patterns of Shafts, Wheels sc. nc
The dyle Of their work may he Cotton S of
mssss Csnninsham Anderson of Richmond, whom they
take the liberty Of referring. ~ -
All orders directed TO a. IL. Sehenck Fht Lsudius or
r H. 6ehenek Co. New York. wall be promptly attended
Mech ~. IOb- SIN
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w November last, runaway ,lsye who CALI bim..H
ntLSoN aud says be was once owned by John Burton Of
he county u Ne Kent and sold by him southern TIA
der Whose be does recollee Nelson i. sbo,, %
yeaf'O 'geof dark complication feet and b.
sears upon each arm, which be says by
Had on when committed black roundabout OF bfssdelo,h
and ps OF blauhet aotsoons; he bad also him pair
Of hmep9n Jeans The owner will eome forward prove
psry, so comply with the other requisites. or he vii, h.,
dealt with I" the sw directs. JAMES SHEPHERD,
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= CHiRa. Glass q E0rtLe1. HIare.
MA ~ Maiden Lane between, Water add Front Street
AN2 Nsw York.
$40 Packages Estthenwe contsinny edge plates. Dishes
eehanhef bowls pitchers, edged teas mugs blue piste,
tsl1srs, dahes, Ac landing from shps Geo.
0s1esA. yshn Jay. jubilee aud sthsrs from LIVERPOOL .
0xts 0n Ware and pant
pbes haf pnt onshrd rnt tumbiers; by the
paessss repeated country merchants,
q By any house in the Union.
B. HEMPSTED.
se Also. Ton. sale as a6ope,
complete ssssrtuent vi looking sssse shell aud horn
eonbs, Lsdes travelling wott baskets, Antique OILS suuf
boxes, nsskiacss, aud Paris Fancy Goods, generally
~. York, March ~. IOS-I6t
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DURsUANT to deed of trust executed tc

DURSUANT to deed of trust executed to
a Richard Tyree and WIN Davis, by WIN.
Cobh' aud Jane hi. wife, hearing dete the Alb
day May. 1919 and daily recorded in the flrs
tines Court Of Lynchburs. FIR purposes therein
named, the subscriber, surviving trustee, will
proceed TO sell. by way Of pubic auction, on
the premises, on Saturday the 9TH lay of No
vemher next, lot of ground. with convenien,
dwelling house and other out houses on il, con
tanning IA acres, lying down the river about
hall a mile from Lynchbnrg. and commonly
called Smiths Well. Likewise LOT of ground
situated in the town OF Lynchburg, containing
quarter Of an acre on 9th street and Sd alley
having on il a house, at present occupied AS a
poor house. Terms made known on day ot
sale The subscriber, acting as trustee, will
convey none other than the title vested IN him
as such. RICHARD TYREE.
Surviving trustee.
Oct &c. 3r2l
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VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
MosDAY. OCTOBER l


The Convention met at 2 o'clock, an
its sitting was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr.. Armstrong ofthe Presbyterian
Church.
Mr. Fiizhugh, from the Committee on Cum.
pensziions, made the following farther report,
5n part
The Committees appointed to enquire into
the compensation proper to be allowed the Off
GERS ofihe Convention, have agreed to the foi'
lowing resolution.
Resoired That the sum OF sixteen dollars
| be allowed to the Sergeant at Arms, for notify
! ing William X. Perrin OF his ELECTION 10 the
| Convention.
| The report was adopted.
Mr. Taylor of Chesterfield, n ON the Com
miuee on the Bill of Rights, &c. made the FOL
lowing re port:
The Committee to whom referred the
Bill or Declaration of Rights, and all such parts
of the present Constitution as are not referred
to the Committees on the Leg islatiye, Execu-
i've and Judiciary departments of the Govern
ment, have had the subjects 10 them referred
| under their consideration, and have in part per-
| formance of the duties devolved on them, a
greed 10 The following resolution:
Rcsoi0ea, That in the opinion of this Com.
mittee, the Bill OF Declaration of Rights require
no amendment.
| Mr.. Harrison of Rockingham, presented
memorial from the nonfreeholder OF that coun.
! ~, OF a similar general import TO those here
! f0fuTe presented, and which was on his mott ion
referred, without reading, 10 the Legislat.e
! Committee.
No farther business being before the Con.
| vention
On motion of Mr. Mercer the House ad.
ourned.
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shot bv her brother on Sunday morning, The
4th inst, They were ia room together. IN
which was ss old nusket, which the brother,
ku nav of nmmsmtpi, painted nj and discharged
nj his after. soi knowing IN vas loaded. Inc
~hole content. passed through the feshy parts
Of her thigh, lsceraling IL In a shocking man
ner I, is believed that the wound will not
proy- faiaI, though the brother has scarcely
recovered from the snonishment aud gfiefoe-
e.s,oasd by The accident. Noiwiihslandipg
the dsily aeconnts of the melancholy effects,
Of the onreless playing with guns, they seem
10 ,erye scarcely the slightest cautionary ptr-
mos. What possible amusemsni can he derl.
we'd from pointing gun at another and draw.
ine the trigger, IL is no, easy 10 conceive. and
,e,itu done continually by the 'houehiless
and upreneciing. Albany Argus
a hard eass.--in the administration of public
psi,ce, II j. Impossible IN prevent the occasion.
/ hanpening of Cssss which operate unJustiy
on the innocent aud unoHendiug. One oi pc
cuiar hardship happened in Boston a day or
two since. young man by the name oil Hun
rreu. from MachaS, (Me) was unprecedented,
u,der rather aggravated circumstances, ior
having passed a spurious two dollar bunk bill,
Mt n store on Cornhill. On examination II MP
peared % the entire satisfaction Of the magis-
trsre thai although Mr.. Inntress had passed
The bill. he did II under the full belief that II
vssa genuine bank note II was one he re,
eeiysd IRON The master OF the vessel that
brought him from Machlas 10 Boston. II was
fortunate f.ir the accused that there were sever.
al persons acquainted with hun IN Boston, all
of whom testified 10 the goodness OF b. char
acier. There were great doubts whether IN
| fact The note was counterfeit, as Mr.. Bender
and Mr. Clark two Of the most respectable
brokers in Boston swore that in their belief IL
was not. and the lattr gentleman offered ono
dollar aud ninety cents for II. The Bulletin
estim ates the cost which Mr.. n. was put TO, AT
about fifty dollars Isl not enough that an
innocent man should be accused OF an inia
| nous offence, be publicly npprehended and
dragged through the streets like indicator.
but must be also compelled 10 pay cost for the
proceedings against him Mr.. Hun'rc" Is en.
,ded 10 the COMMUNICATION Of the public, md
his acru4er, who is ubundsntly able to detray
| all rxrenses should no, allow him 10 suffer IN
pure as we'll rs reputation, for tho UNJUST ,u..
nieion which he happened 10 entertain seainsl
hun. liT0o Jour,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-26

nR HOLCOMBE having become sole
~ proprietor of,he above Apotheeary Shop
takes this opportunity of notifying his friends
and the public. that he designs keeping fad
supply of all articles in his line of business. His
stock is very good one at this time, and he
will continue TO receive fresh supplies from the
north, as thew may be wanting On hand, a few
gallons of LINSEED OIL, a few dozen bottle,
genuine old PORT AND MADEIRA WINE
WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL, &c &c.
Oct. o6. "a