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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31

came 10 look on the innocent delight Of IT,.
BARNS and their BARNS BARNS. To laem
CHOW welcome breatl'd the strain,
Waking thoughts that long had slept,
Kindling former smiles again"
In days long gone by, they had ,rod the Sam.
measures, on their own native heather. Hov
pieasingly melancholy must have been ,h.,
sensations. With the heaving of sigh f.,
Caledonia, was blended the feeling Of Joy Ina,
their offspring were happy in Ibis land far from
The country Of their ancestors. There Could
be seen "a smile en- the lip and a,ear in tn.
eve" Of the ,ir,uous parent and grand ps,.nt
and il might be imagined, that they were men
tally exclaiming,
"For ilka lad and lass,
In our footsteps to go.
Makes perfect heaven here on earth"
Cynics may scowl, and bigots may frown, Dr.
here was a moral lesson, worth tones Of sey,,
morality and years Of u,onkish austerty.
The passion for dancing is natural with Il.
Scotch, and their great reformer, John Knox
thou oh he possessed their confidence so emf.
nently that his Theological dogmas wr. n.
parded with almost entire obedience, could n.
YER. b, exhortation or Genuncia'ion, Undue, i,
abandonment, or scarcely even lessen its ins,,
ebce. Yet Scotland is celebrated for learnh,
industry and morality; very forcibls evid,ne
tina, dancing does not produce vici%s eHtsu
With this fact before ", we shall think ha
reasons against dancing, are like "as grain d
wheat in two bushels Of chat; you shall SCI,
all day ere you find it, and when you find III
is not worth The having"
The pleasure which is taken by Caledon,n
| in this amusement, renders their balls uncon.
monty interesting. There is buoyaney in Ii.
step, a sparkling 10 the eye, and an agreesbh
ness and spirit in The conversation and CHI
chat, which are not found at other menimst
ings. There is beauty in their chasle an
simple dances which is in6aitely more peasin,
than the voluptuous and seductive waltz, uhiti
originated with nations who claim more reke
naeni than the virtuous and moral people BEL
yond the Tweed.
There was a peculiar degree Of interes, 81!
spirit impaired on the occasion Of which wear
wiring Every one exerted himself TO The IT.
! most 10 please, and The managers, decOnlhtl
with the scarf and cross Of ST. Andrew s'r
moving about like Mercuries, attentive to ss
ry AM, and anxious 10 anticipate every sM
of the company
A collation. was prepared, and though Ihmi
was no kali brose or hsggis, an excellent v'Ht
~ provoked the appetite, and gra!hed lhsp
| late.
The "village cock had twice done saluain1
to the MORN" ere the company separated; q
there is
"No sleep till morn, when youth and beauty mes /
To chase the glowing hour with flying feet"
Long will the pleasures Of this night, rni |
in the me mofy Of those who were SO fortuna
as to enjoy Them"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-01-31
FOREIGN.

From, late London PAYERS received at the Ot'ce q
the Ph,ladefpn,a Gdzeits.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Aug. 3

m OTICE.-By virtue of deed of trust ex.
IN ecuted TO the subscri bers by Ambrose
Rucker and Beisey his wife, a nd is Of record in
the,couniy court of Amherst for certain pu,n, !.
ses in said deed expressed, will be exposed 10
sale. at public auction, Oh Friday the Goth dav
OF October nexl, if fair il not, the nexI fair div
a tract OF land containing sixty acres. living
near M'ller's creek, in the county Of Amher,t !:
another tract containing about thirteen hun.
dred and fifty acres, being the tract on which
said Rncker resides also one other tract in the
same neig hborhood, containing about eieh,
hundred and thirty nine acres, OIL which Geo.
Tinsley resides. The sale will be on a cred;,
OF one, two and three years, the purchaser civ.
ing bond with approved security, eAd a deed of
trust on the land TO secure the purchase money.
Acting as trustees the subscribers will convey
such title rs is vested in them by said deed md
none other, which they believe good
The above sale win take place al he residence
of said Ambrose Rucker.
JOHN MILLER, Trus-
.o, ID. X. EDLEY. tees.
nusu' o. wtds5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
James River Land for Sale.

PUHsu ANcL Of a decree OF the county
n court OF Buckingham. hr undetsigned
commissioner. OF o.. moro ol Them, viii
procesd. on the PREMISES. o0 the 2lth day oil
asntemh.r ne,i, 10 I'll. 10 The highest bidder,
a ,raci Of land IN tie love- par, Of Buckins ham,
on jaime. River, called Mount Ida
THIS raj Of land is believed to contain siI
hundred serrs-aboni onf bundled ard bhy Of
which are low grounds. good por'i1n of the
bigb land !. In woods, and Is iObac,o land -
The whole Of the open land Is IA good o"ndi-
ton. aud part OF the bottom land eIuaordina.
Iiy ieTille.
The Improvements originally oonstruci"d
with an eve 10 tate and usefulness, will require
some repairs.
An accurate survey nj The whole tract, sscer
tanning the quantity Of forest and opeu, hill
aud bottom land. vii be- made before The day
Of salo-and plate, eIhibring the results, will
be prepared for the information Of those con-
cefned
TERMs.-A credit n |. ., 3 sod 4 years
will be given. The commissioners will r"qnirc
from The purchaser bond with approved srcuri-
iy and will retain lien ON the land ill the pur-
chase money be paid
GEO NJ. PAYNE, c..,,,i.
W. l.. FONTAlNE, 5..
WM. + RANDOLPH.
Aupn,i 81. idso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
-. 'hEODORE Il. II
Philadelphia, Aprit 80. 1927
Certificate of Pbpbe U;Jj;t

was attacked during the last winter with a
complaint TO which rad been more or IL S. sub.
Jeci Tor several years, viz : the Bilious Chohe.
and which, at this time, for four months was
nnrommon'y severe. In this situation applied
!" Dr 'onn Howell, who put me under
course OF his Vegetable Family Pills, in cor.
Junction win his Golden Imcture of China
me complaint was entirely subdued, and my
"ean" pe'',c"y restored in the course OF four
OF hve weeks no" enjoy my usual health.
Ph'"'' PEUBE WILT,
p,,,, No 13, Arch street
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

NJ lRGINIA-At Rules holden in the Clerks office
y OF the Superior Court OF Chaucery for the Lynch
burg District the 9th day Of July, 1890 John per
kins and Wmeumpter, merchants and partners nm
der the firm of John Perkins & Co. pits aynnst
alexander Settle, James Settle, v m. Settle John Set
hie, Lucy Settle and Mary Settle, infant children and
elrs OF John Nj. Settle, dec Reuben Norvel her a,
aw Of Edmund 5. Noryell, dec. VIM Leftv ch and
Caiharine Martin, widow, and Andrew jackson Ma
tin, and Samuel Martin, infant children of Jobn
Martin, deceased. dcfts. ~ "
The writ of Scirelacias awarded In M. oo,so -
being executed on the defendant Cath,r;na M,', ~"
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that She !. moi
an nhabltant OF this country 1t is ordered thn ,he
su deienv ant do appear here on the first day of the
ueA' term ana shew cause, il any she can WHY This
SUIT should not be proceeded in specified in The sad
writ and that copy Of this order be forthwi,h in
serted IN some newspaper printed in the town of LYNCH
dOorof the cou rhouse in the said town saw ''''>
ACopy. Teste, WILLS. &C.
mug D Du,i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

Ala Court held for Nelson county the 22d day of June
lo29. John Hight and Elizabeth his wife formerly
Elizabeth Camden, pitts against James +. Camden
Wyatt Camden, Chapel Davenport and Nancy his
~lie, formerly Nancy Camten, VIM W. Camdeu
John /. Camden Benz Camden, and Joseph Esquc, and
Sally his wife, formerly sally Camden defts In Chan
Gerry,
The defendant james +. Camden not having entered
ms and given security according to the act
OF Assembly aud the rules of this court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he inhabtaut n,
tins country II Is ordered that the SAID defendant do
appear here on the fourth Monday in Sept next
the bill of the plaintiffs and thai copy of tins order he
forthwith IN erted in the Nirginian, newspaper pub
hshed III the town of Lynchburg, once q week for
egh weeks successfully previous to said day and ano
Their copy be posted the front door of the
OF tins county. cOpy-Testc
July IL ,.a,, a. "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
'nIIments ofefieem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD
Le!ter from Theodore p. II. Lun,nn

Dr. Ho@eti-Sir, l~ould inform YOU. that in
he summer of 1926, was severely afflicted
With the Liver complaint, or something an.
prox'ma'Ing nearly to Consumption. i had
made use OF different medicines for some little
Time: without any radical alteration Tor the
better, when ! was induced by particular
ri.nd. mr. =, TO make use of your FITS
AN dad so, IN conjunction with the FanR
rus ana IN 'hrer or Tour weeks was perfec
restored 10 health, and have enjoyed it un
unfortunately up to the present lime. Sbould
these remarks be of any service IN you yo,
are al liberty TO make what use Won think nro-
per Oh 'hem' Sincerely yotr
THEODORE p. II. LYMAN
Philadelphia, dprii 80. 1927
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Dyeing Establishment.

L Will sell from 3Oo to 800 acres OF unclear
- ed land lying in Bedford county, three
quartsrs OF mile from New Lcndon Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's well adapt
I'd to the culture OF Tobacco and the dineren;
Kind grain usually cultivated in the neighbor
hood is well waiered and lies better than any
tract of 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 OF New London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan II. 500
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
One half of Rose Isle for Sale.


n WISH 10 sell this valuable tract Of land,
p lying on I've River, in Nelstu county
bout Is miles frnm New Marsei, Cat th' june
ton OF I've and James kvcr,) where there Is
an inspection Tor Tobacco and boat nav'ga-
ton 10 Richmond in the neighborhood there
ARE two first rate manufacturing MINIS Tor ID uf
The half Of the tract contains, by estimate, l6oo
acres. aud in good repair. This tract is cons-
defed one of the hes; in Nelson county, parlleu-
larly well adapted to tobacco corn l. wheat. The
land is well waiered and tmbered, aud great
deal of fine tobacco land 10 cut There IS a
body Of 80 acres Of low grounds Of good quail
itv on the river. attached 10 either half OF this
desirable place. The purchaser will be allow
ed 10 purchase either half Of this estate (the
lower or The upper portion) as may best suit his
wishes. IL Is usrIess to give further desci,p.
lion of this desirable estate, as those wishing TO
purchase will first view the premises. Mr. A
ores, residing on the place will shew the land
10 any person wishing 10 view II. am dispos-
ell 10 .ell on accommodating terms, but bar
gain can be Ind for cash, or would take ne
aroes in payment Letters addressed 10 me or
J. X ID. Payne, in l., nchbure will be promptly
attended 10. LANDUN II. CABELL.
May7. 1916
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
70 Country Merchants ,

oe'ng our wish to extend our business in
me Wholesale line, we have accordingly, du
ring Inc present Spring, made every provision
TOT ,ha' purpose and are now prepared to sup.
p,s wholesale customers generally, with almost
every article IN demand, in either Stanle. Fan.
cy or Hardware lne, and at a verv ma r""
advance. DAVID g. ROpCpyyu 10y, a'e
April %. :. L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

SNfOTiCE. STRAY ed OF stolen from the
III Camp Meeting. ~ the Oak Mountain, IN
the rounty Of Bedford on the 10Th Of this
month. n black aorse. about 0 fcei inches
high. 7yeais old last spring he hes lost ~
inches Of his name near the weaiNors, has wind
gals On his hlnd legs. hes number OF saddle
spots, aud PAGES remarkably last. liberal
reward will he givan To any prison who VIII
restore the sad horse, or give such information
~ will eaahle the subscriber 10 recover him.
THOMAS SALE.
A,,,,t OF u3NI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
-r -eyy1-.T.N
Y VEGETABLE MEDICTNp
GENERALLY


Monigomer, 60. Upper Dublin Township
September 8, 1927.
u have bern recommended to call on -.
for assistance for a child OF mine who is spli.,.
10 his. she was taken with them when AL,
four months old, aud has the IN by spells eya.
since. She is now three years old | M
had three Physicians 10 attend her, but all -
no purpose The child IS hearty, with the ~,
certion OF ihose spells. Please 10 send mo :.
few lines by the bearer, expressive Of your ON,
mon whether You can cure or help her
Yours, ISAAC WOOD
This child, who bad been subject to yio,e,.
hts for period OF more than two years. v,.
entirely restored TO health in few days ana
has continued free from them ever since.
CERTIFICATES.
have seen Mr.. Woods ch,ld renea,en
since, and aver that she was entirely cured L1
DIR. Howell, as represented in the aforesait
taiement.
The case of Mr. Woods child, while !, ma,
justly excite our admiration, is one which
consider as marked with striking features A,
the early age offour months she was seized
with fits, and suffered TO distressing degree bv
the violence OF The paroxysms Notwiths,snd.
ing The efforts OF three very respectable mo-
fessioDai gentlemen, the paroxysms Continued
10 recur after the usual intervals and with m.
usual degree of violence. This stale of tbingr
continued until the child reached her Ord ,eer
that is for more than two wears. DR.. Howels
was AT length consulte but at a time when III.
lie hopes were entertained by the family ,ba,
any efectoal service could be rendered b, IN.
man agency. But to the self graduation oftbe
parents and the happiness Of the little sufferer
complete, eflectual, and permanent relief was.
almost Immediately obtained. After The eAhi.
bition of a few doses Of the me dicine, her health
was established. A period Of nine months has
since elapsed without, return ofthe paroxv.m
OF even symptom OF the complaint. Having
knowledge of the fact and acquainted with
the circumstace of the case, cheerful, sub
scribe to the reality end corr rclness Of the fore
going statement JOHN FIELD.
PkitadsLphio, July 4, 1899.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
EXCHANGE,

DRAFTS-on New York, Philadelphia, Ba
timore, Washington City, Richmond and
Petersburg, for sale at small premium
and in sums to suit purchasers, at the lottery
and exchange office of B. w. HEWSON,
Successor to S. s. NJ, Allen q Co.
Lynchburg.
Feb. ..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Auga30

oiicE-All personshavng claims inst
~ the estate of Ambrose Rucker dec are
requested 10 bring them. forward well authent.
Gated, as The law directs, in order that ! NAV
make provisions TO pay the same those indebt.
ed TO the estate are requested 10 make paw
ment' ANTHONY RUCKER, e1'.
May 4. ,,15
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

ASyzA i,NOliCE,-I wish TO sell my
Ess.M III tract OF laud, lying in the
lsisiH8 lower end Of Bedford county, a
kzk1AEx& bout seven and a half miles from
Lyaelbarg. l his tract contains 465 acres, a.
bout hall IN ODD land, the balance under a
good state OF cultivation, and well enclosed.
The Improvement sare comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out houses, and
good barns.-As no one would probably pur-
chase without first viewing the premises, i,
will be unnecessary to be more particular ia
The iption.-The terms will be accommo
dating, and made known on application TO
the subscriber, living on the premises.
EDMUND COBBS.
Dec. /. ti32
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
July 2
NEW AHWIWAISe

NEW ANRIWAASe
THNHE subscriber bas just received mum.
Der OF staple and fancy articles, 10 many
of hich he invites the particular attn ion OF
the ladies'. They nre in part rs follows:
Fancy Gauze hdkfs. and Scaris
Painted Bets and Belt Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap do
Batise and grass Cambrics
A few pieces very superior Bingham
100 pieces Calicos-laiest style
piece superior French Bombazine
Italian Lnsirings Leyantines, Senshaws,
Silk Cotton and Worsted Hose
IRISH Llnens and Lawns, Thread Edgiugs and
Laces
Circassians, Las,rings add Bombazettes
Tortoise Shell tuck, and side Combs
Brazilian do
White watered Gros de Naples
White, Green aud Pink FlorenCes
Do Satins
White and Black Silk Hose
do Cotton do
Linen and Cotton Floss
Swiss, Jaoonet and Null Muslins
Corded and checked Muslins
NankiD AID Canton Grapes
Ladies and geutlemens' Beaver Gloves very
superioD
few pieces very superior Cloths and
general assortment of Domestics,
All at the most reduced prices. and more daily
expected. Ii. ALLISON.
July 9. ts92
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Warrtn c0untu, N0p. l6

Uarrtn county, Nop. Is, 1928.
DR.. John b. HoueH,
DEAR SiR-You have requested my opinton
on the character of your Vegetable FAINT,
Pills. In reply, ! am able TO state. thar Layo
made use OF them Tor number of years in NV
own particular use, besides sdminisieri inc ,l,m
10 gre at mum er of persons under a variety or
firms of disease, and always with the hspp:est
results. One particular and remarkable cas-.
was that OF Miss s.. This lady was afflict.
ID, for period oftwo years, with glandular
,wellii gs oil a very large size. which, after be-
ing fully developed, broke and DISCHARGED a
great deal Of matter, by which she was reduced
II a very low and weakly state. The apnroach
# the ,umors was announced by a pric King rn.
sa ion or itching on the surface, inflammation
d,en proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
formed. Whenever The itching was perceived
her practice was 10 take one pill and bv I'M.
Sc OF the pills Ion twelve weeks, takipp onlv
'wo week, the growth ottle tumors was ar
ested, anu theT subsequent appearance en-.
rmeiy prevented after which she continued /.
mend and gained strength very rapidly. Pre-
,ous to this, she had been attended b, a ,e,,
= spectacle medical gentle man, but vithou, -
.eci-and 10 the use of the Fumiiv Piiis alone
d. NOT hesitate 10 ascribe her extraordinarv
restoration.
Ano'hef case was mat OF child subject 10
Ills IN which instance they did not fail TO ac
compIlsh a con pleie cure. have exhibited
them in Dysentery, Bilious complaints, DebIi.
", and Organic arrangement, with very der;
Died effects, and feel no hesitation in rerommen.
ling them as valuable medicine in the aio.e.
said complaints, and wherever mild purga
tive is required.
With sentiments ofesteem,
Respectfully yours,
JOHN FIELD,
T. D. II may not be improper TO superadd,
fha' ~ my own personal instance, q few weeks
Since. suffered from an attack of SOMETHING
like Dysentery. and found a few doses of The
Pills TO remove it eflectuaIy, unaided by any o.
'he' meahs' JF.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
AINnA SC. for sale.

TN conformity TO deed of trust made by
Thomas Oliver, dated Odd day Of Decem.
Der. 1920, and by Thomas aud John Oliver.
one other deed oftrus,. dated the 9Th dey oI
Aprii, 1923. both of which deeds are duly 70.
corded in the Clerks Office OF the county cour,
of Charlctte---l purpose, as surviving trustee,
10 sell, at auction, on The premises, on the 9th
day of October next the following property. in
order TO satisfy the debts expressed in the said
two deeds, to wit tract OF land in the coun.
~ Of Charlotte on Turnip creek, containing
13O acres more or Tess, and bounded by Book.
er's road The tract of land on which the said
Thomas aud John Oliver now resides, WIN. Ill
more and others; also Albert a negro boy, a.
bout years old According to the terms of
the said two deeds, the property was subject TO
n cash sale hui the creditor being willing 10
indulge the purchaser IL months for one third
the land purchase, the terms will be thu, for
the negro boy, cash; two thirds cash for the
land and one third payable in II months; a
bond aud approved security, bearing interest
from the date will be required, and deed Of
t,us, on the land. As lrusiee shall only con
yey such little as is vested in me by the said two
dee de- of trust -
go GEORGE KENT.
August 81. g. SH p. ewtdsb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10

SNS1oTICE Runaway from the subscriber
~ On the 18Th iast. segro msn PETER,
aged bctween % ard 80 years, o feet 3 ia.
ahss high, very black, the first joint Of the mid
die Il ger on one Of his hands Is sih, scar on
his lefi shin, few inshss above the ins'ep. !
Mill awe n reward 81 twenty dollars 10 any
neison who will deliver said Toy 90 me, living
near keessill.. Charlotte county, 90 liberal
reward IL secured in an, jail so that re, him
again. lie took oH rres horse when he len
ms, and was sen near Liberty, in Bedford
county, Tho nrxl night " III the horse-he Is, as
| believe. aiming FIR tue west.
JOHN DABBs.
August -. ~3'4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
COMMISSION BUSINESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS
HNHE subscriber informs his friends and the
n public that he continues 10 do business
ON Commission, aud promises that no pains
shall be spared to give entire satisfaction 10
all Planters and Farmers who may conide TO
his management the sale of Tobacco, Flour,
or other produce. His office will be kept at
the Store Of Messrs.J. 4 S. Halsey, next door
below the Farmers Bank.
d. SAUNDERS, jr.
Jan. 10. lem
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
BAR IRON
AND
GASTIYfGSa

v flHE subscriber has now on hand good
- stock of Bar Iron and Castings aud Is IN
daily expectation of larger supply. lie viii
sell unusually low for cash. tie will also have
drawn 10 order. mill spindes and crank' or n
ny particular kind OF Irou that cannot usually
be found in the market.
JOHN WEAVER sCHooLFIELD.
July To- 2mg6
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-09-10
Bolciourt Land for Sale.

- OFFER for sale the tract Of land on Which
- | nos reside, IN The county OF bo'e'ouii.
aud on the water. ol Roanoke, one mile from
1o.h Ford. on the Bfm Mountain road. adj
ipning he had Of ohu Persinger and others.
containing do acfes-there are about loo n.
Gre, Of CLEARED land, which is well enclosed aud
in fine order Tor cropping. Said tract Is wei
adapted 10 the production Of corn, wheat, oais,
tye. iabat CO and clover, and IL surpassed ~
fsrillny by few tracts in the ueghborhood. The
improvements are a plan, bat comfortable
dwelling, kitchen, barn. stable, &c &c.
will she. the land and make known the
term. TO any one disposed TO buy.
JAS. EVANS,
Bof,touri. dugua %. 1929. Ava
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500 REWARD,

ED ANYWAY from the subscribers--one re.
~ slding nj Dan river Mills, 10 miles above
Danville the other, on the Yadkin river. in n
c. lfmiies southwest of Salem, about The LIST inst
two negro men WESTLEY & JACOB. Wesley
, large black fellow. sbou, fee, high, thick
lips, and remarkable large feet, aud about %
years age Jacob Is nclned to be yellow, n.
bout 81 years old, feet 7 or 8 inches high
-one leg and thigh somewhat smaller
and perhaps shorter. than the other, stoops in
his walk-can read. aud sometimes pretcnds
10 preach and exhort amongst the n.eroes-e
blacksmith by trade, clothes not recollec,ed.
We believe they are aiming for the State OF
Ohio, or Pennsylvania. ard will probably
Change their names and pass as free men. We
will give tho above reward for SAID negroes. il
delivered to either Of the subscribers az their
places Of residence, or Fly dollars il secured
IN jail, $50 that we ge' them.
GEORGE ADAMS.
NATHAN CHAPLIN.
u The Wythe Argus will insert the above
4 times. and forward IFS account to this office
for collection.
Sept Is