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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
phares THROW, j

2 phares vhroOp, Jr
ID ESPECTFUi ~ informs his friends and the pub.
IL lic that he has commenced the ....
oAHI EFT MAKING DUSIIgBsS,
On Kn street. in the hous. partly ocCupd by his e
Their, opposite Mr. J. w. MaySie's store. w
1t is his intention TO attend strictly and particularly.
to his business and to have ouch work made 40 he can
in al nturr warrant to be durable and also
fashionable He soIiets calffom those of his friends,
&c. disposed patronse him; and pledges his Best
ertions to please.
Phares ThrOOp
STlLL continues his business at the same place,
Owhere the same promptness. nestness. and des-
patch which has hitherto been his custom may be ex
pccted b, those who favor him with call.
&. dee l-eo1mO .ti-.u..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
rweMrY-Hasr CONGRESS.

:,,sr OF MsxsER, OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE
on REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE UNITED STATES.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
GOVERNORS OF THE STATES.
The following Is a Gst Of the acting Gore'no's %

GOVERNORS OF THE STAIES.
The following 10 a kst Of the acting Gorerno's o
the several States, for 1880.
Maine. Nathan Cutler.
New Hampshire, BENZ min Pierce.
Vermont, Samuel Z Gals.
Massachusetts, Levi Lincoln.
Rhode Island, james fenner.
Connecticut, Gideon romlinson.
New York, Enos /. Ihroop
New Jersey, Peter u vroom, Jr.
Pennsylvania, George Won.
Delaware, David Hazard.
Maryland, Daniel Ma'tin.
Virginia, William d. Giles.
North Carolina, John Owen.
South Carolina, Stephen D. Miller.
Georgia, Gtorgr r. Gilmer.
Alabama. Gabriel Moore.
Mississippi, Gerard {. Brandon.
Louisiana, u: beauvais
Tennessee. William Carroll. .
Kentucky, Thomas Me,cslf.
Ohio, Allen Trimble.
Indiana, james 3. Kay.
Illinois. Niniau Edwards.
Missouri, John Miller.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-05
SENATE.

IL.
North Carolina.
James Iredeil,
Vacant.
South CarolinG.
RobrI, Y Hayne,
William Smith.
Georgia.
George NJ. fhroup,
John Forsy h.
Kentucky.
George NJ. Bibb,
John Rowan. ~
Tennessee.
Hugh l.. w hlte,
Felix Gruudy.
Ohio. -23
Benjamin Rusgles.
Jacob Burnett
Louisiana.
Edward Livingston,
Josiah S. Johnson.
Indiana.
William Hendricks,
Jane, Noble.
Mississippi.
Thomas b Reid.
Powha,an Ellis.
Illinois.
John Mclean,
Elias K Kane.
alabama.
William r King,
John Mckinley.
Missouri.
David Barton,
Thomas H. Benton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
MAW AAENYWAMSe
Oct. 9

FEsHE subscriber has just received nun.
III ber o. staple and fancy articles, TO many
oil hlch he invites the particular atten ion OF
the Iadies. They are in part rs follows:
Fancy GAUGE hdkts. aud Scsits
Painted Belts and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet aud
CHD ito
Bauiste and grass Cambrics
ie" n ces very superior Bingham
lou pieces CPlicos--lalesi style
piece superior Fr.nca BomhaZine
Italian Lus'rings. Leyapines, Senshaws,
SILK, Cotton aud Norsted Hose
IRISH Linens aud Lawns, Thread Edgings and
LdCcs
CTcasSans, LasIrngs and Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink Florences
DO Satins
WHITE and BIrck Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
o"lss, Jaronet and Null Muslins
o"rded and checked Mnslins
Nank,n add Canton Cranes
Ladies aud gentlemens' Beaver Gloves (yery
superior)
re" pieces very superior Cloths and
Sehe'ai assortment of Domestics,
All al the most reduced prices. and more daily
APeI'eu' ii. ALLISON.
~" 4 tSqD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
HnHE rrortielors Of ,he Riehmond nnd


ElHE Propfietors Of the Richmond aot
u Baltimore Union Line of Stages nnt
Steamboats,, by Tappahannock, respectfully in
form the public and travellers generally, tha
this line has been in operation one year thai
the best Of coaches horses, and most expe rien
eed and careful drivers are. and win be con
stantly kept; that the route nffords the best &C
commodations. good roads, and no night trav
elling BY land The Stages leave the Bell Tay
ern in Richmond. every Wednesday and Saiur
day morning at 5 O'Clock, and arrive a, Tappa,
hammock to dinner, returning, leave Tappahan.
mock every Monday morning at o'clock. and
Thursday morningson the arrival ofihe Steam
boat Patuxent. from Baltimore and arrive in
Richmond in the evening. On Saturdays tEev
mustmeet the Patuxentat Tappahannock, ready
to take passengers TO Baltimore, which arrives
there the succeeding day by 4 o'clock, p. M.
The boat leaves Baltimore every "Wednesday
morning aud arrives at Tappshaonock on
Thursday morning. The Proprietors will spare
no labour or expense TO render this route agree.
able, and they have the pleasure TO state, that
passeng ers have uniformly expressed themselves
delighted with the line.
IL Stage fare al the low rate OF SO so; in
Stages, 8 cents per mile.
Us.. 10. 2ml5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
NEW GOODS,

which, Tor cheapness, exceed any that lie has
be fare offered The following are few OF the
articles and prices
Blue, black. and fancy coored Cloths, (some
very cheap
do do DO CassmeIes
Black Italian Silks
&" Senscbaws, Sarsnet', &c. &c.
Pink. blue, Is hiie aud Straw Florences
Black CAUTION Grape, at 50 dress
Italian do
Calicoes. y large supply, some AT Cd and Is
Muslins, good assortment, at very low prices
Flag Bandanna Hdkfs. at IS.
some very sup. old style Hdkfs.
3 4 Domestic Sbirlings, heavy, at cd pr. yard
Plaid Domes,ics, large stock
Dudel, Point and Rose Blankets, unusually
cheap
Hats, soine black Fur as low as 81 so
Wool Hats, Shoes, DC sc.
Cotton Yarn Of the best quality, at Is. Cd a
Bale
T. ). His Sore is next door TO Messsrs.
Mckee, Robinson & Co. Lyncbburg.
1epi. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

r WILL sell from 300 500 acres OF unclear
- ed land, lying in Bedford county, three
quarters OF a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. tits well adapt.
I'd to the culture OF Tobacco and the different
kind OF grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well watered, and lies better than any
tract o. its size in this part ofthe country Ii is
so situated as to be entirely exempted from da.
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
will be very accommodating say one, two
and three years, upon small payment in hand.
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile and hal
south ofNew London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan. II. 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

WhnlNia, to wit ;--At Rules held in the Clerks
once Of the county Court of Bedford on Monday
the 9TH day of October 1922 Isaac Adams Milf against
Isaac X. Mari, def in Chancery ~
ne defendant Isaac r. MARI not having entered his
Assembly and the ruler of this Court and il appearng
ny satisfactory evidence that he not an inhabtant Of
is country on motion Of the plaintiff, by counsel, it
,hat inc SAID defendant Isaac r. Mari, do
an1wet 'ne bi OF the plaintiff and that copy of this
olaer he forthwith inserted some newspaper publish
Gu ~ 'he town OF Lynchburg for two months success
svey aud posted at the front door NJ he courtbonsc
Oh TINS county on two several court days
Acopy-Teste,
~, - GA. WIN GFIELD, D. C.
UT iH' w2ml6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
RICHMOND RACES FALL
1879.

/nHE Richmond Races over Tho Tree Hi
- course. will commence on the 81 Tues.
day (20th oil OCTOBER and continue days ss
usual
lst DAY.
A match for $1,000 aside, between two colts
II tried speed and bottom, iao mile heats.
From previous and interesting contest. much
doubt exists ~ n tbs superiority Of the one o.
ver the oiher and considerable interest "a excl
ted.
On the same day, swsppslake for colt, and
FLIES, 3 years old, two mile heats. enlrauCe
$500. Three subscribers and closed.
% DAY
Proprietof's purse $500. Two mile heats.
Oh the same day, 5werpstake Tor 3 gear
old colts and FLIES. mile heats, entrance 500
-four subscribers md closed.
3lDAY
Jockey Club Purse $1,000, four mile hents.
Ifh DAY
The annual Post Stake $3.50, three mile
heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate ke.rney, Star.
WRxey. Cadmus, and many fine horses are in
training, probably q greater number than ever
was known IN Virginia, nj any one lime.
The Proprietor will be prepared MS hereto
Tore, TO accommodate gentlemen who may de.
sire TO stay nj Tree Ilill during the Races.
Those members Of The Club that should moi
he enabled 10 a'trnd The fnll Meeting, will
ples,e forward their subscriptions, as IT, Purses
are large aud the subscriber bound Ia pat hem
mp. NJ, SELDEN,
Treasurer and Proprietor.
Sent Of widIlI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

4 tid o Letters 1eHldpung m Libertg Posi- Ot
fee on The Both September, 1929. e
A-Jrremlah Adams Henry Adams, WIN
Adams Thomas A.iff A. J. Agec, Joseph An
drews.
b Israel Bond Ephrum Bundnrant, Jam es
5. Bishop, James BAleer. Elizabeth Balecr.
C-Wm. w. Crump, Elizabeth S Cabel
John &. Garter, jain &. Campbell, James
Clage, Franklin Creacy, Charles Craigg, Mrs
Sarah NJ. Cook, VIM Cook. esq.
D. David Dawson WIN. Dickinson. Joseph
B. Davis, Edward Davidson.
E--Benj II. Erwin, Frances Evans
G-John Z. Gray, esq, Samuel Grfin, Jas.
Grisso, James Guthry, lsaac GlIpn, John
Gordon.
II. VIM. Hurt Robert Hardy, Edmond r
Hudson, VIM. I Hudson. Mathew Hall, mi.
ly Hollren, John +. Harris, Nm. Hix, John
lIalIy, Liulebu,y Hughes Jno. Henson, Lucre.
lin Hannah. John iIaunah, Chs. Hogan. Eliza
beth Harder.
J--Davd Jones, jun
X Charles Kerr, George Kerns, Kills
King,
Milton Lowry, Jeremiah Lockpt Angus
Tin Lettwich, Nichodelnus Ltftwich, Can,
WIN Lofiwirh, Dotia Lei"ich
M-Andrew u. Mennis VIM. Miller, Col.
Thomas Moore, Benj amin Milan, Josiah M
Moore, WIN. Madra, Harvey Mitchell.
N-Ezaheth North.
o-John b. oiey,
| P-james fearcy, John J POND Y er. john
Patterson. Dudlev Peelles. Ale> .nder q
Price, Nelson Phillips, VIM Palm D.. Mrs. \nuq
NJ. Povall Edmond Pete, John l. Pslas
R-ChPt Gar,and Iiucker2. n uhan Read
esq WIN. Robinson, Johu Rave, Miss Ellzabeif
\. NJ. Read. NJ. Mary Robertson
! S-Charlfs Stewart. Splly Stewart, Solomon
Stod. ard. X. Pses $ Scropgs, Doct,N m. :. ep
toe, Miss + ance {, S,ep,uc.
i-A,inuI Thor er~o.. David TAYLOR, Wu
l. W, THeior Mark Turner, Jesse /. Thorn
son, r. 'ncea l.. 1urner, George Thomas
" Mary b Woods, Arcaibaid " ado. JOIN
Walden, ) " Wheeler. Nm. \ has, 80 ep,
al'nnsi o. Nm Wills, Roland Via, Jordt,
West, Leonard ii. Williamson, Caleb William
snn, John Wight. John Warner.
WM, Ii. PORTER, p. NJ.
| Liberty, Oct. let u2t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

NorlCE.-Nil i'll be offered for sale, at pub
~ lie auction, at the residence of the late
John II. Burton, 10 Campbell county, on
Thursday the 9th day OF Nov, next, il fair, il
not, the next fair day. and TO continue from
day TO day until completed, all the perishable
part of the estate Of The said Burton, consisting
of sundry Slaves, stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Hogs and Sheep-also all the household and
Kitchen furniture, plantation uteasis, a wagon
and gear, one or cart, carriage and harness
and sundry other valuable articles too nuner.
Gus to mention.-Terms of sa lie " i'll be liberal
and made kpown on the day.
MARGARET G. BURTON.
Administratrix of John II, Burton, dec.
Oct. /. wtdsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
Notice to- Contractors ,

GEALED proposals will be received by The
~ President and Directors of the Lypchburg
and Salem Turnpike Company, at the Tavern
of William Terry, in the town Of Liberty, Bed
ford county, on The twenty fifth day of August
next being the second day of The Court of said
county, foI the construction of from one 10 two
miles Of Turnpike Road, extending from the
town Of Liberty, wcstwardiy. hoard ofDi'
rectcrs will attend a, Liberty on The day above
mentio ned, and will furnish to those wishing to
contract particular description Of the manner
in which the road is TO be constructed, and OF
the terms OF the contract.
By order ofthe Board Of Directors.
JOHN NJ. GORDON, Clerk.
% The Lexington lnielgencer is requested
10 pnbinh this for weeks and forward stLely
account TO this office for payment,
July 2.
PUSTPUNEMENT.
Tie above is postponed until the Bedford
October Court.
JOHN NJ GORDON, Clerk.
Aug. IL t4mO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
One half of Rose Isle for Sale

WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land.
N lying on Tye River, in Nelsr Il county. a
bout Is miles from New Market, Cat th, lung
ton Of I've and James Rver,) where there is
nm inspection for Tobacco and boat navien.
ton to Richmond in the eighbor mood there
are two first rate manufacturing mils fer dcur.
Inc hall of the tract contains, by estimate. 1900
acres, and in good repair. 1hs tract is consi.
uered one of the best in Nelson county, particu.
iarly well adapted to tobacco corn & wheat. The
and is well watered and timbered, and a prea,
ufs' OF hhe tobacco land 10 cut There is a
ooay oil 100 acres of low grounds of good aual-
ny on the river, attached TO either half OF this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half Of this estate (,he
'ower or The upper porton) as may hes, suit his
wshes. IL rs useless TO give a further descriD.
non Of this desirable estate, as those wishing TO
purchase wiii first view the premises. MIR. A.
cfes' residing on the place, will shew the land
10 any person wishing TO view il. l am dispos
ca toseii on accommodating terms, but a bar.
gam can be had for cash, or would take ne.
g'oes IN payment. Letters addressed TO me or
.. ID. Payne, in l., nchburg will be promptly
attended TO. LANDoN n cApEIf
May z. ,s7s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
TRUST SALE,

nuRSuANT 10 the provisions Of a deed a
trust bearing date on the 18th day Of Ju
", 1928, executed by James Hendricks, md o
record in the office Of the Hastings Court n
Lynchburg, shall, for the benefit of the per
sous for whom the said deed OF trust was m ade
proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder, at nuoliC
auction. a, the Office OF X, O. Tompkins in ,he
town OF Lynchburg, on Saturday the 9th dey
Of this month all the property named in sand
deed, consisting ofa variety OF valuable house.
hold and kitchen furniture, aud one negro man
named William Acting as trustee, shall CON
vey such title as is vested in me as such.
JOHN HANCOCK. Trustee.
Oct 10. a.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

,NNf nav" Justleceived a few packages des-
- rab'e goods much cheaper Than pr, ,ions
'"pP'es, nat ", ARE induced once more this
wa iner "nvIte oul town and country friends
y" Na'nihe the pr'res, feeling confdent they
WI BIZ surprised al the great redu, ton in all
xmas OF goods recently made in the Northern
"hktts. MkEE, ROBINSON & co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
REMOVAL,

VINE subscriber has removed from his old
Il Haod tn the house lately occupied by Ben.
jamin vawter, where he viii continue TO- carry
on the BOOT 81 SHOE MAKING BUSINESS
A his materials viii always be first rate. and
his workmen equal to any in the country. those
who may call upon him may depend on having
their orders executed in superior style.
JAMES FRETWELL.
Oct. 70. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

N A COURT held for Nelson county the 2sth day of
SA August 1899 Charles Lark ford and Elizabeth his
Me, 'ormeriy Elizabeth Landlord pitts against John
maxwell aud Sally his wife, formerly Sally Farrar,
Ierrn farrar Nancy Farrar, John Farrar ,Jno Beth
en- ana Jane his wife, formerly Jane Farrar and Will
Fa. d S ano John farrar, Joseph Farrar. Polly
farrarr Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar children OF
ry.
me seiendants John Farrar and John Farrar Joseph
raffar, Polly Farrar, Sally Farrar and Lucy Farrar,
children and heirs at law ofFemng Farrar deed. not
na'iihg entered their appearance and given Sc
n1uliy according to the act of Assembly and
,ne rules ofths court, and it appearing by sstsfac-
cry cry evidence that they not inhabitants of this
commonwealth, and without the jurisdiction of this
ou- III Is ordered, that the said absent defendants
here on the fourth Monday in NOV. and
nswer me bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this
oe the ygnian paper prin
ted IN the town ofLynchburr for two months preyids to
and that another copy thereof be posted at the
day. Acopy--Teste m r C,Ii'rGFR &c
-, ySWlU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

IN obedience to an interlocutory decree of
~ Campbell county Court, in the case of o.
eleshy, &c IS. O4'esby, &c. the undersie ned
commissioners will sell, to the highest bidder,
al public auction, on the premises, on the god
day of Oct. mex, if fair, il not the next lair
lay, tract OF Land, in said county. containing
seventy acres, more or less, being the land on
which David oglesby, dec. resided at the time
"f his death, and Oh which VIM Oglesby now
besides. This land lies about three miles from
Lsnchbuig. is uncommonly fertile-hath a
portion OF woods, comfortable houses, orchard.
&c.
Al the same time and place, will be sold 2
likely slaves, belonging 10 the estate of d. O.
glesby, dec. 10 wit George, Tom and Tanner
Tom is an excellent blacksmith, aud about 81
years ofage. Also the stock Of cattle, house.
hold and kitchen furniture, plantation utensils,
&c Terms-the land will be sold on credit
OF one and two years. equal instalmen,s, seour-
ed by bond and good personal security. and a
defd oftrut. The personal property ON
credit Of ole year, secured BY bond and good
security. BEVERLY r. SCOTT,
FREDERICK SPECIE, CONS
Sept, II ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
AinHn Sotanic 6avAen
AND
NURSERIES.


(LONG ISLAND, NEAR NEW York;
WILLIAM PRINCE, Proprietor OF this
w es' establishment. announces TO the public
tat The nv edition (2ith) of his Catalogues,
has Just issued from the press. and may he ob
tanned gratis, OF Mr. Il. q. TOMPkiNo Of this
Cit. The advancement OF this establishment
has been parsuad with undated ardour, and
'egarde ofrxpense by the present Prop, ietor
and his father tor above halfa century in tue
present enlarged catalogue, he offers the pub
he l72sorieiips OF Apples, 202 OF Pears, 10 Of
Cherries, i39 81 Phms. % If Ap,cots 81 OF
Peaches 90 n' Neciar,nes, 10 Of Almonds, II
OF Mu'be,ri6s d e Ounces, 10 81 Figs, 10 OF
CMranis ID o Raspb nries a of Gooscborie.
20 of Strawberries, 10 of Nuts, o67 of Gran.
49l Of Roses, SO oi PHonies, 1902 of DaaIias,
5&of Camelips, and in all near 5000 species OF
Green house Plants, besides an immer Sc as.
sortment f Hardy Ornamental Trees, -h,ubs
| aud Plan, 8ulbous Flower Roo 5, &a.---Tm,
collection is not only unr,valied in this count r,
but is not surpassed by any in Europe, and, 70,
he systematic accuracy with which every order
viii b. executed, the proprietor gives his ex
press guarantee.
With regard 10 the Grapes they have beer
| most carefully selected from the North NliduIs
aud South of France, Germany, Swiizeriane
| and the Ciimea, by which means the proprietor
| rs enabled TO supply such varieties n. are adnp
ted 10 The rfSpeetire tocuhtiCs--and " here sucl
| selection 10 left to him il shall be made " nh
| scrupulous attention.
" Orders left with Mr.. r. @. TOMPKI NS
| or forwarded direct, per mail, will recen,
prompt attention.
Sept. 81. Ndv
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
hrD Sac OR BAXTER.

~ iRACl OF Land containing 900 acre
<SsA situated IN the county of Bedford, and
IampLeIl, ubon miles south west of New
London, and mile from the Academy. There
IS about 20 Or 80 acres cleared having on i,
some line fruit trees, well watered, bgt without
improvements. The said land is as good as a.
ny IN that section of the country. IL payment
OF tue above land would take young negroes
at fair price. Apply TO Col. Alex. Austin,
who lives adjoining tue land, or to the subsc,i.
Der. ~ Montgomery county, near Salem who
wishes 10 sell the place on which he lives, on
The main western road. miles from Salem, on
koanoak river, well improved, containing 5Ss
acres, about so of which is cleared aud ne arly
all fresh. would take one half the value in
young negroes, should it suit purchaser.
EDMUND 2. WHITE.
August 90. WISE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
TO THR pWELIns

yeso. J. PURy1s, being convinced Of The
~ utility OF selling Goods alta ANAL profit,
(thereby increasing the amount Of sales,) re-
specilully informs his customers and the public
generally, that, in fuiure,he will ask but a small
advance upon cost He has made arrange
ments in the Northern cities for receiving
Goods regularly. az his stock may require lie
is now receiving from Baltimore, Pbhadelp hia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
S2u REWARD.

gpHERE escssM, from he prison Of Rock
bridge, on the Sd of this month, a BLACK
boy. named JOHN BATES alias JOH ' BUSH,
abou, 10 or 20 years of age. He WIS cohV'c',
ed at our last Superior Court for s'abbing' ana
sentenced 10 five years confinement IN The rem
itentiary he is about five feet one OF two inches
high, has very youthful appearance, his hands
and feel remarkably smaIi II is presumed ne
is toiersbly well known on James River as he
formerly run the river. from. this place TO Lynch
burg, and also from Lynchburg 10 Richmond.
He went oif in his shirt and raniaioons, and
without bat but understand that the villain
that let him out, furnished him with a whhe
bat, somewhat worn; he escaped with MS hand
cuffs en-. Twill pay The above reward II he Is
brought to the Jail of this county, or confined IN
any prison SO can have him identified
CORNELIUS DORMAN,
Jailor Of Rockbridge
Lexington, Oct 10, 1929. BIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
COWS IOsT-

lRAiED from ,ne subscriber, two cows-
~ one on the Goth July last. the other on the
7th inst. The former Is az old cow, Of faded
Ted color. will, large whis spots on her
sdes-her form is low but large. The latter is
young COW, Of red color. with few spots of
white scattered over her body--her horns are
small, aud inclined 10 lie crumpled She car.
ried ofT VT her ea,ale cali DION, mouths
old, OF perfectly red color, without any spo, at
all. his COW believe, was recently broughi
from Montgomery county. to which she may
auempi to return. A liberal reward viii be piy.
en- for the delivery ofihese cows, or either al
them 10 the subscriber, living in Lynchbnre,
and any information concerning them will b.
gratefully received.
PATRICK II. CABELL.
Oct, Is. o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
"A REMOVAL.
MARIA s.. GRAY

N6VSISHES toinform her customers and the
w public generally, that she has taken
room in Tho brick tenement, Immediately oppo-
site 10 James c Noorman's well known Tav
ern. The room is quite convenient to the Main
street, and very easy TO be found. She has at
this time, all he fashions that are in use at this
season, and will continue 10 get patterns sui's
BILE for every season the year.
N. B. The subscriber had thought farther
notice oft kind was unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil disposed person had re-
ported she was not able TO attend to business.
II would he we'll Tor every body that wishes
work done, to call aud see for themselves
Nj. S. GRAY.
Oct 10 Is