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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
FOR RENT.
HOUSE COVERING.

YMNHE subscribers having made a great i'm
Il proyement 10 fire proof covering, and
Obtained a patrnt for the same, offer the ben.
eft of ii to The public.
The Improvement consists in using fas'enings
which are locked in the grooves and nailed to
the %sheeting plank. By this means, no nail is
driven through the tin, and the nails are quite
protected against rhe weather, which e~fec,ual
ly prevents tAem from rusting, and the roofs
leaking-whereas, on the old plan, the nails
are all driven through the sheets, and tho COW
cred by the grooves, they are nevertheless
wet by every rain, which. in no great length oil
lime rnsts them off. Consequently, loosing the
TN from the roof, and occcssioning thousands
OF leaks. This fact is well known,
Another advantage on The new plan is, thai
there is no occasion Of the sheeiiug plank's be-
ing kiln dried, nor more than three quarters of
aa inch thick. Aud again, on old houses no.
Thing is required but to take off the old shingles
aud put OH the tin or s%heeting. This makes rs
good "A rootas can be made, and saves the
whole expense of Sheeting anew.
WM. BURD,
r. TiLDEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

OF visor become feeble. and often ruined and
nhht tor service. How many saddle horses,
from having been rode too young, remain all
thelf lives in a state of feebleness, which they
cannot snrmount. There are certain races of
horses which attain heir growth sooner than
DINERS; II is important 10 have regard 10 this
observation, and TO follow the wise Indications
oil nature which, by causing Developments
more or less late, shews herself disposed TO &C.
eeiera'e or retard oar enjoymsnts.
"A horse ola good stock may be rode younger
man one OF an Inferior race, because his strength
Is earlier developed.
Horses la'e in attaining their growth las,
this observation is confirmed by expe.
rienee aud cannot be contested. Those that
FAST are shorter lived. II is a general
rule in nature, that by the growth OF the be.
We must measure the duration of its eYis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
POETRY.
ron TnE yIRuINiAN

FoE TIM yIRuISiAS.
Passage Of The Potomac. through the Blue Ridge
ieritten o reading Mr.. Jefferson 5 account Of
Il tn his Notes on Virginia :
To see where Potomac thro' the Blue Ridge
roars,
Is worth a visit from European shores
The scene stupendous swells tn astonished
soul
Wild grandeur crowns below, two rivers roll
Here, moves Potomac in right onward pride,
There, comes obliguely Sbenandoah's tide,
Pouring their streams in one united course,
Rending The monniain4~ith r~esfs,less force.
The roaring chasm. from its wayebeal sides,
Proclaims the fury ofthe rushing tides
Here, piles ofrocks thrown from their ancient
bed,
There, cliffs tremendous threaten DER your
head.
Such now the scene but ere this breach was
made,
These tides descended in a deep cascade
The fertile vale from which these streams ar.
fed,
In times frs, ages. did a lake o'erspread;
The waves, collected, Iabor'd Isng TO gallo
A less obstructed passage to the main,
AID still had failed but, in a dreadful hour
Commissions, aided with tremendous power.
Seas must have swelld,' our Continent shook
that day,
Aud earth's deep centre felt The rocks give way.
The chasm a wond'rous monument abides
or mountains strug Cling with tumultuous tides:
Still frowns huge vengeance from the noun.
tain's brow,
And tides e%Sulting oeaseless chafe below.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
UaiontOWn penn J September %

ONEUHTUVH II tNH J OEPIeWUtT %.
Fatal accident. "A very distressing accident
occurred at Conneiilsylle,i in this CO. on Tuesday
last. Samuel Keepers. an industrious and
re peciable mechanic OF thar place. and a young
man named Smith were engaged ia shooting
at a mark. One OF their guns having been
discharged o. the mark the other was laid across
n stump ola tree, pointing towards it. While
Mr.. Keepers and Mr.. Smith were examining
the Shot, their heads being close together,
a son Of Mr.. Keepers. about four or FIVE years
old, either drew the trigger, or il went off acct
denlally, and The contents we're lodged in their
heads. MIR. Smith died Immediately, aud Mr..
Keepers life is entirely despaired Of.
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apuain. payable In advanee-Eo sub
G fo' fe receiyed for a less time than six months
snpnon ,ansr will be discontinued tbut at the discretion
a agass . Editors until all arroarase' are paid,
n Advertisements viii be inserted ss q, SO cents pc. per
.,sare Cor I''' R the Gt r,aa s,m : distance dss &C.. M must s' be p p"i + for
oaaaas 10 their insertion, or the payment assumed by
iows responsible person. Lynchburs'
r, chancery Orders not exceeding two sguaresare IN
serted for six dollars.
II Allletters addressed TO the EDITORS must DC posi-
I'D mr. thew will not BIO attended TO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

N0TICE.r-B BY virtue of a trust deed execu-
IN ted 10 the subscribers by Edmund Pate
and Sarah his wife, bearing date the 18th day
Of Jul., 1923, and duly recorded in the county
court of Bedford. we will proceed to sell by
way OF public auction, on the premises, for cash,
on Friday the 9th day of November next, one
tract of land on which the said Pate now resides,
adjoining the lands oil Anthony Wright and
others, containing one hundred and eighty a.
cres one tract adjoining he same, containing
thirty acres; one tract adjoining the same, con.
tanning sixty three acres one tract adjoining
the same, containing one hundred aud eighty
acres one other tract, known by The name Of
Vealy's tract, on Falling creek, adjoining the
lands of Samuel Howell and others Also, an.
other tract, called Newman's tIrct, adjoining
the last mentioned tracts. containing two nun
bred and forty acres also, the following slaves,
70 wit: Reuben, Tom, Spencer, Milly, Martha,
and Anna, or ANA, aud their increase since the
date of the deed, aud as mentioned in the said
deed, and for the purposes therein expressed.
The lille to the fore named property. is believ-
ed 10 be good-none other than that conveyed
by the deed, will be made.
CHlSWELL DABNEY. }frus-
DAVIDSON BRADFUTE. Sfses,
Oct. /. 'dsl4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
From the Neio England Farmer.
CHERRY I REEFS

NJ. RnsgeH-i think ii a duty TO the public
again 10 apprise them ina The fall is the proper
season tor transplanting Cherry trees. and that
mol one third the proportion OF any given mum.
Der will succeed by spring planting, as will be
found TO prosper by auinmna transportation,
Oh 50 much cons quence did | deem my re.
peated proofs of The above facts, at an antece'
dent period, that more than % years ago, !
stated the same facts IN my annual advertise
ments.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Knndnlin llinnisN Sen.

We understand that the parry of English
emigrants, said TO comprise 40 families. who
lately came in by way Of Canada, have settled
in the vicinity cf Jacksonville, in Morgan
County. They have shown their discernnent
in selecting one of the choicest spots in our
state and have betrayed good sense in settling
in a densely populated neighbuurhood, where
they can nave many ofthe comforts and con-
veniences to which they have been accustomed,
instead Of going, as European emigrants too
often have enormously done, into the woods.
, We wish them success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

The editor ofthe Canadian Freeman, who
had been confined in prison ten months and
twelve days, for a libel on the Attorney Gen
sral of Upper Canada. was liberated on the
10th inst, by a special order from the king.
The release was free and unconditional. Mr..
Powell, The late Chief Justice, brought the
despatch 10 Sir John Colborne. The editor
eays he has come out n " richer man, in bet
ter health. and twenty-eight pounds heavier
than when he went in
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15
Race Ginger and Tooth Brush
eS.

gIyHI5 day received a supply of best London
ohite Ginger, and also a lew dozen best
English Tooth Brushes. Howell DAVE 8.
Oct. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

personshaving claims against
~ me estate of Ambrose Rucker, dec. are
nipeS'ed TO bring them. forw ard we'll euthenti.
ra ae as the law directs, in order that may
Cd n. provisions to pay the same /: those indebt-
nent. ANTIIpeSy mrAe pay
Maya eA'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

have n lot Of excellent Whiskey on con-
"a slgnmen which | viii sell VERY low for cash
" ~ W Gays credit. HENRY ALLISON.
Sept. IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

5rAS. GARLAND, of fovingston, Nelson
III county. will hereafter practice law, in
the Supreme Court of Appeals.
Oct. l.. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

DsaJord county, TO Uit
v tdahf.N up by Saml. Hancock, a Red Cow,
win a young Calf-the cow marked
WIN 'wo underkeels and a slit in The right ear,
pos'eu and appraised to six dollars-supposed
D. a9oeiut 81 K yeas old.
JAMES P. SCOTT,
CHARLES GILL,
OBADIAH TATE.
bedford County.-The above appraisers were
WIS day qualified before me, a Justice of the
peace Tor the county aforesaid as The law di.
me's'-Gly.nu under my hand this 2lst day OF
March, 1929. BoWKER pREST0N
A Copy-Teste
Ro. c, MITCHELL, c. B. c.
Sept. "a hv
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0c,.l
WARRINGTON HOraL,-


1fiHE subscriber respectfully informs the
- public, tina, he has extended his lease on
The Washington Hotel.-He makes a grateful
tender OF his thanks to the public for the libe.
raj patronage he has received, and pledges
himself TO use his best exertions TO give satia-
faction to all those who may favonr him With a
call at The Washington. His Table shall al
ways be furnished with the best the markets
will admit, and his bar with the choicest II.
quors.-He has attentive aud experienced Ost.
terS, and his stable inferior to none. with a
good lot for drovers, and moderate charges, as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-15

horticultural Garden. Brooklyn, NJ. T..
SEPTEMBER II, 1929.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12
June ..

ths ProPHetsrs OF ths Providence Iron Foundry and
steam cotton Manufacturing Company, OF Providence
~ nave great expense, prepared their establishment for
makps every Description Of Castings o0 Iron and
ny OF the latest aud improved models. Mill gearing bey
spur, null Irons, gudgeons aud round or square
Win coupling, essis.for oil presses and for Hydrostatc
presses Press screw castings lor steamboat
nss Tor sugar boilers aud Tor mills calende nth iron
heating rollers, frames gearing ioyeth.r with
psefns screws Of KIND, all made al mort
aud upon the most favourable Foundry from
is iouz esiaohmen and extensive business prspsred with
rsterDs for ell ordirsTy work. y ~
The Ovtton Manufacturing Company in conjunction with
ne Iron eoundfy, have Machine Shop oil great EXTENT
where they prepared 10 make msehsyry Of every
variety and warranted Of superior quality Throe frame.
aud mules looms Peke, cords, doIsfs, drawing frames
sPeeds besd aud gearsd drese spreads
ing and Ppne machines and doubers, had at short
notice ANY ssPratc pieces Of castings, will be furnished en-
Request sud tue company rsady contact supply all
hs uPSni aud running gearing Of mill Of any
TIE ssdrnE shafts end Couplings aud fnb such nschnefs
as ~ requued all ri the first qasiy the sane a
be put up and set in complete operations.
They are also prepared TO do all kiuss Turning and
fn5 70 nsks hydrosiatc presses; esieDdsIs sugar mills pa
FER mil orews aud machinery Of every snd in ordinary
terms. ~
The company have employed endsn in each de-
Psttment VI great experience aud skill
oher Their woft as eqosto any the
Iinsny, BsinoTs and with Tpleu aud Johnson RichuopJ
20 whon We refer for sny particular tutor mston.
hpPiicston,, accompanied drawings, or pyee,,stv
assefiuon can be made 10 George D. foles agent Of the
PfovideEee Iron Foundry, or the sobserbsr. =" - "
JOHN III. CLARKE, Agent.
,-.,. Steam Cotton Msn'g Com.
L. ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

VIE ABS iioers, Layts, 4uIchaied he Lue Stage,
ruonny between uyshdolle and LewishurK, will ol or
before the hr't OF Nay next running the Route
The Line will through Ohsieon, and from thence
oy tue state FntnPke, TO Lew,burg aud the
ena Sg'ab, TO w't the White Sulphur, the Hot the Warm
&c. to Stsun,ou.
wi'iissve Guyandotts twice week, a. O'Clock, A. n.
And, on ITS return, will leave StaunioI twice a week.
travelling. 80
staunton the Line meets the Charlctesvie Richmond
and Erederekhurg Lines, running three times week
Inc Route from uysndotte 10 Stanton will be performed
IN hve days, snd from Stanton, chmond or FIeder,
ictshars IN two days, and from Richmond TO the Civ of
Washington il ze hours and from to The City
in eight hours. '
Persons ascending the Ohio their way to this North will
md THIS route the plssante, ehespei And those
nay WISH 10 VISIT the springs are Horned that,
oil the Line, they all times on ,hor
notice. with good extra Coaches TO those watering places
Aud the prbc a.ured that in attention to The ACCOM-
mediation sud comfort Of the Pserye far as rucd Coseb
es aud feams aud tu and sober Drivers can sFrd tbs
me iins shalt not be inferior to other the Stale
PORTER s. BELDEN
Richmcnd, Va. March II. f0s--sm
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IIynE NEw MAPS OF vIneINIA, nsnin.. st.,u,s.. a,

|'TvnE NEW MAPS OF VIRGINIA. Hsnius'. sta,u,e., at
large, dmer's ksndplph's Reports Of case. argued
aad Determined in The Court OF Appeals Journals OF ths Sc
nss sud House 81 Delegate, Of vmgmia from 20 1880
ue.esivc ana OF the Conventions VI ATS and I7ss
The Legislature hev,ng eetd the sale Of these book
sPs, OF which rurchased State 10 insure
the pubestIcn, ,eey oerel the public al (cIcept
the Journ,i much iess than eci and the are
to be applied the Of the Lbrsy the State is
hoped that every vusns purchaser Will be dposed .up
ply himself FROM tb, source ID toe large Map. of Vispis
justly admired for IFS general securscy beauty of extcu
ton, but limited number OF copies lvi .s,e The
journals, which have recently been prnted the public
reuse, embrace the entire period Revolutionary .lrus
gle ron;sin much valuable and interesting matter no
where ee 70 be had, and wab the Statutes large 10
be an tee library Of every Visinoe The iow,nS are the
Piies'- For the iSse nap $40, small usp .; Htrins
Statutes al ise Per set III IS - dollars; Gilmsts Ne
Pors ali,per yeL Raadelpa,, .t2o dolls inplo
Fo'on for VOL except the 5h which be
les. than 5ao for the Journals, se comprising suo
aud octave vols % dc, bsiag the expenss
printing and biading.
osdeis sjirssedtO the subscriber the CAPITOL in the
CITY OF hetmoni Of 10 j. & j. T. Heron, the
Eagle Hotel will be Promptly stiendsdto.
N. Ii. RICHARDSON,
Clc'ls Of ihe Council aud Lt6rop ian.
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TRUST SALE.

virtue Of esrtsBdeed Of Trust made and sr,eu,J bv
SEdmund Auder,on and Ann his wife, the late
Iufne sod the uuJesnsed trustee bearing date the
DAY o. April 1921, and Of record The Clerks Office ~
bueknghso Oouny Court shall proceed TO sell suction
70 the hghebiddef for cash. al The Fabug Mills on Jsss
River, The Wssn Ferry on the SO dsy of june ts2
isi u not the next fair day thereafter undivided o
~ o. certain uset OF parcel Of land lying sbd being
10 ths County Of Buckingham On lanes River eotsin;
Ss sres (wdb The exception Of hsf lot .old 10
m Andefson1 bounded by Jsmes yef tbe Warren fosJ fb
snds o. DsvI Patterson, Thomss Tinds &c. together With
Undivided moiey Of The Fslburs mills ,tusted ,sid
sna,. believed The title 70 as shove property good
surviving fustss.
,, JAMES BROWN.
hVNhhS"en' JunF - 8-W
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NJ The ENQUIRER

ny The ENQUIRER is published twice week generally
ADD rns the VI the State
urepr,sr, ns hsl.ts.rsa ,kms Dollars per annu
u.yabis ia advance Notes s charters spsc,e-psynK
fsnly) will he received IN Tns Editors will gusrau-
tss safety Of rsSuX thea by naiths Psssis
t.rs being pad, oy the writer's.
g paper will ne die intinusd (but at the tisrstsn Of
tss EdtcIs) un,;i all srsarssss tsvs bean paid sP
e Whoever will S:e-anee the II niIs zp ar
sssll hsvs ths tsnth CRATIC.
TERMS OF ADvERriSiNe.
- one square, OR nssrueHJS sertI--sssk
ssntnus nee, so eents-
mo advertise irssfted until has either seen psj
ss.uo-d ey son. Pcs:an IA this e,ty snSmsn,
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NOTIl,iN

ME subscriber hs, appointed, during hi, absence from
Richmond, a1r. Barrett w. WaifGati, bis Attorney lin
fact Tor the purpae suabs tn collect the
he late hrm Of William Neal Col and the subscriber
Insstiy requests the debtors call nI
tha at bs dwelling, Of Main 18th Streets lately
occupied by William Ne.le, deceased, and discharge be
accounts John IISI Z
Surviving psnsr in the late firm Of William Nesls Go
..
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NOTICE.

NkAHE EJe(uvs viii receive propossIs IN eosforg -b
~ the provisions Of the I'd Ssotion Of The ,e, eon,a
the Armory, hereto snusred - Aud be furtbey sn,etsb
hs the Executive be authorized & required IN
whsttsTm the drsory Budirgs Land olfoe1sd 1I>~i,
rsn be Sold exchanged or leased for term of vssy, A.
intricate 20 the nsU General Assembly the 5,s,l, a. b,
euqsrJ" ny order Of The Executive,
Executive Depsrnso2 ''' -"
18Th March, 1879
March IL. IN, a.
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.Df.5RSY4P.S .N1I- -

ks1 iloffsI SSJ1 LIZ.
yf vnire of decree OF Superior Court Of Chaucerv
40 for tie Rich aopd dstrct the sta day Of
January, 1928 the of tie Mutual Society
Peter T. Archer and others shall Saturday the 18th
day Of June, 1929: the preus oder sale at public
AUCTION, " the khes ladder for e.sh in ia, bill
snt,oned described declaration y PETE
e. Archer, ds.d the sdAy of October as and pmbsr
I'd mn, ccpy OF which fled .xibitn the cause
or eb Per oi ,aid building shall be .ueien, satisfy
ths neo inisrsst aud Costs aud the expenses Of sale
ihe buildns referred in the decree are .tr
s,sd on the Psa.tinu of Peter T. Archer called
bounded ay lie Lends Of Cesed da,tn Fr,Gc
10 1875. J.GUEREAhT, IN. 5. c. c. Il. d.
stsy 10. l. ids or Oh. Of ms Deputies.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
MILL be Ter the delivery my man cYRUS TO me
w nesr Hanover Cout House. lie is nivato, be.
tween 20 anu 50 OF rather beo1, the
new iu vi brown eloh with gilt buttons striped
down wasteoa think he ha, large near Que OF h..
eye, lie uuos, rnysraliy known Richmond, where
has lived from his infancy until shout eighteen cuths
hst ~ Mr. Msemurdo's family aud afterwards il nline Hi.
vile lives at Mr. Wm. Mekims and his father black
smith near Mr. K u. Scots he remarkable activity
sud iussenes, and may possibly attenptt e.cspe
al or steam bostths ssrs Of which rot
.reeeve hln board. Jeff town las, FIday expect
ihe hin 10 follow lie Lett when 2Oh
OF January, and was certainly there Tor the succeeding
mouths VIM. T. wIoKHAM.
play ~. est
COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE.
WE MATrEAWAN COMPANY, at their Machine
a Shop aud Fsaadry nsar FI,nk Lsudins the North
kind of Cotton Pooe Maehinsry in super,sr all
OF workmanship, and the best aud plans:
ons ,of Tie has visited Europe brought with
two branches of Msnuac- featuring.
They do every description Of Casting their Foundry,
and ate particularly calculated for Making all kinds Nil
Gser which i; all fitted ready put up when
ihsy nave numerous patterns Of Shafts, Wheels, &c
mesiIs Cunningham Anderson Of Rirhmoud, whom
tsse the liberty OF referring
All order, directed sch.uek Fi.hsiII Landing or
March II. iOS- SIN
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TRUSTEES SAFE.

I'd URSUANrto decd OF trust, executed TO me, on the
"a 25,h VI January By aenry W. aud Asborne Loeke and
duly recorded in the Clerks 0ss PowhAs,; The pue
Po:s' therein mentioned, shall the iTh day Jule
at Powhstan courthouse, THAT being prodese
SELL for cash. TO the highest bidder public suction
lowing property 10 Wit ten negroes lsix men, and
requisites Of said trust deed - ~ =
Such title only, vested 10 by ,sd deed, will con-
vev A. u. HALTHALL, Trustee
protest against the sale Of the property mentioned in the
above Advertisement. IL W. LOCKErr
June Sth, 1899.
Nav l2. til.
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FOR SALE.

s&uE subscriber offers for sale credit Of one two and
~ three years, his house aud lot at Prince Edward Court
bouse The house OF brick, two stories bali high
with all convenient out houses, good well of watsr
an ice hou'e, which keep, ice unusually WELL aud
otee IA the yard This lot contains three acre. and half
OF land, and on It ssrdsn in good state Of euaon
aud very productive The 'iustion believed be very
locas!'on very convenient being bu, uls. Isnp
den Sydney College, and the ssGs distance from Chu
oehny person wnhig TO purchase, may make application
directly TO me. Possesion given the 81 Of Oct
mhY I9. s vii A A N
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.xEcUTIvE DEpARr0IENT, }
Richmond, 2Ist Nav. 1920.

Richmond, 2lst Nav, 1929. {
t ing claim, Lana Bounty allowed by the EreeuSivs
rsmsn ~ this Department unswn, and subject 10 The
order OF the claimants respectively their legal
tiyes, viz
Charles Nelson soldier, Va line, con establishment syesr
Heirs Of John SfG, do same line, for the war
er' Alexander Keith Lieuensnt, line for the war.
john Masters, soldier, do. line for the war.
Monrnns Roberts, do. same line, three years.
William Tue, do same line, three years.
Her, Of WIN, Brsblweil do same line, for the war,
Hers Of Ssl1 Waddy Sergeant, same line three years,
Hens Of Isaac Wade, soldier, line, three Yeas,
Heirs Of James Arranee, do line the war.
John Laws, do. same lht, three years.
kobstt Miller do. same line, for the war.
nos. III tnto:n, do. same line, three years.
s. i.@e. t do same %s as s t hfss Year.
ynd" Levy, do. same line, for the war.
William 0h.yi, Gunner, sane ne, three , yss a
Thomas SaundeI,, Soldier, line, three yesr.
, Willi1@ Ph;, d. 'sme line, three years.
Caleb Hsl Sergeant, sane line, three years.
Edline WI1ughby o0idier, same Iine, three year,
Joseph Jsmn, rfumPeer, Va line courl establishment,
Abrsbsin vsu.iekle Soldier, same line, three wears,
Bailey Ashley do. lme, three years.
Hens Of John A,hby, do. same line three yesr,
John Alfnton, DO. same line, for the war
John =. Tiomss do. Lee. Legion Tor the v.r
hseiEhC Chfistsin do. Va. line, eontI for the war
Heirs Of Jonn Hannah, do. same line, three years.
Samuel Hoss, Lieutenant same line, additional bounty for
William Wsll, Soldier ssme line three YEAR,.
Robert Preston, do same line, Tor the
ueotBe SPessd, Do same line, three year,.
ners OF John HOY, do. ssme line three year.
Asfon hedmon, do. ssme line, three years
1eofes HOOD, do ssme line, for the war.
JOnsthan Smith, Leutensut. zane line additional bountv Tor
one yssr.
George Key, Soldier, ,sme line tbrse years.
iteis g. Nfnoen Hot, do. sane line, for the var.
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joseph LeaoaId, do ssms line 6r fbe ,,s,
bsa' Of hiohafd Coral, do same line, for The war.
usns oi feler hioe, do. same line, for the war
Claiborne Holt de-. same line thee vs.,.
ny order Of the Executive.
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