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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
ah0N RswarA-Stop the thief!

- kNA,yay from the subscriber, living near Upper.
4 vile, Fauuuier county, Virginia. on the 18th june
1899. a negro man (wagoner) named
.. SANFORD,
about % or years Of age about feet or 10inehes
high of dark copper color stout across the breast
and shoulders-wi, long hards and fingers, snd
very long feet, about ~ inches tie stoops little 10
his carriage, lis knees standing forward-his nose 10
longer than ordinary, his mouth wide, and his under
lin thick and acknowledgements. lie has scar on ons
Of his fore fingers just adjoining the rst joint, oces-
stoned by tie of scythc, anda larger one on hs
elbow, occasioned by putting stone in theesrt. "hen
spokcn 10 he has rather down look.
| SANFORD took with him S73 Of the subscribers
money s,l has. no doubt changed his clothing. hav-
;nr IN most osIs clothes behind. He rode on one
of the wagon horses, which having been reeismeo IN
the p,ighboriood Of Ba,tIetown, beyond the b'oo
Ridge, makes, probable that he made his way 70
pen.rirsna, through the ncighborboods OF ffederiSk
town o, ilsgcrstnwn. The wagon saddle ana of'o'S
which he took with him hsve not been hesro Oh
Wbory.r will secure said slave, and more espeeAhy
The forged pass which have reason to believe ns nas
ca ,ha, get him sgan shsIireeeivc the above reward
snd all reasonable expenses II brougll, home.
S'ii az JAMES LAKE,.
TpprviH1 FaaGuiHccynfy, 70.
NAV tt-6m'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
pruposals by Mary BARNEY.

For publishing on The first day Vi November and
on The brginning Of every month thereafter, in the
CITY OF Baltimore, nt Periodical Work, TO be en-:
ti,..l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26

VHNlE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
The public, that he has removed liS establishment
mex, door TO the EI.akln House Hotel, stfw d'lrs
below his old stands where he continues TO carr, ON The
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
.Fait &c quill faut, arriyess auil pourra''
,pyssDAY mDnlslaa, OuruBga 80, 1880. Anew
For Sale,

FIRST rate Man Servant, brought up in the house.
~ aud is well acquainted with all the duties as din
lug servant, carriage-driving cj is likewise
good plain and is very likely He belongs TO
gentleman in Virginia. but may be seen by applying TO
oct q GEO. JOHNSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
Castor OILY.
Removal.

yGylE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
< The public, that he has removed lilS csahl'sNmc"
next door the Ersakiin House Hotel sfew-n",rs
below his old stand; where he continues to carr, ON The
Saddle, Harness \ Trunk business
IN .qLL IT'S FURIOUS BRANCHES
lie tenders his grateful acknow Judgments 10 h's
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage he has
received from them; and begs leave to assure then'
,h.t with the aid of the best workmen, AMI an am
ME SUNNY of the most choice materials, he will be
able To render entire satisfaction to those who may
nease to yor him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
lie has ON hand at this time and will continue to keep
large assortment of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, on the most moderate terms:
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, hes, qualityj STUFF haps
DO do do plain
DO do common do
Ladies' do be- and common
Plated and steel btted brides. OF various Kinds
plated and steel mounted lnartingaes
saddle-bags of the latest fashion. and common
yeisses and carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and Japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japAnned' mounted casryat haT'
Wagon, cart aud drsy harness
Fire buckets and lIalters
And also genera! assortment OF
Eleganf Hurt Leafher Trareliins Trunks
And great variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS.
! Plated steel and brass spurs
PLATED steel and brass bride bits and s''rrnps
ssldletrees and buckskins, assorted
Buhslo skin saddle covers :.
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, buck, and cali
skin, and quilted at shortest notice.
ola sald es harness. and trunks OF all kinds, repair
ed a az t se '"''e'' '' JAMES yANsANT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
New Tall Goods

WE have received by packets President and George
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL. SrOCK which enables Us to offer, OH IL
bcrsl terms. :,
London super blue, black, nsvc, green, brown and
mixed cloths
ptssc cloth, cassmeres and sa'ihests
Blankets and hann.ls. plninaud printed ba'zes
Nerinp aud COMMON circassians
BoInnazines aud bonbazeus
Valencia. swan .down and toiiinet vestings
Scotch aud English paidsi plain aud pld cAmbiets
Italian ius,tings and gros de Naples
Satin icvantine, senchews and sarNnets, 81
4 and 4 modes; satir,s and furences
Italian anu French grapes; pongee
Meruo scsrfs shawls and hdkfs, some extra qta'iIy
pisn white mrrno shawls, aneat article
1hibet, barage and silk hsndserchiefs
English aud India bandsnnoes
Italian sud bare cuna crava's
Plan and print al jaconet do
Irish table diaper 5 4 To lo-@
DO line ms aud shestInss; black and brown iiolaho
1wilied Sucking; huri.ps and osnahurSs
A general assortment at
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting. III par, OF
Tckings
Bleached and brown sheetngs and shrtings
| Fancy and furniture plsids.
Cotton osnsburgs, &C. &c.
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer ST. WR'G't'
oc,8 Corner Of King and Royal streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
ines

yEvirr subscribers have just received afur'hersuppy
na h.icon,rt. casks. imported direc, from Madeira
mr. ,be big fillmore, abou, two years since. they
have also on hana large stock Of old L. r. Madeira
of ,Isr own Importation, Sherry, Port, &c. aiI Of
which they offer for sale on accommodating terms.
49, On s II. Il s. IT, JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-26
Charles Bennett

~ hoh As'o
uvas imported, by the ship Virginia. from DKe0ep
Il via Baltimore
Burlsps, Nos ], %,
And, by other late arrivals has received
Best twil!ed sackirbs
Scotch osnsburgs
cotton burisps, q very superior article for
negroes
Drab and mixed kerscys and fiusbings
shad AMI herring seine twine, shoe thread,
SC. Sc. sept@l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
Lands and Slaves at auction.

ND Y virtue ola dsed of irHa srecnfedfo NJ BY
u y hi Garter, bearing date on the I'M day
Of May, 1928, aud Of record IN The county ronrt
Of amherst, aud for The purpose Of paying debt
therein mentioned. due 10 The President. Diree-
tors y. Co. Of The Bank Of Virginia. ne shnH. on
he 2d day Of December, 1880. before me front
door Of The tatern house IN the io1n of NeD
Gtasgow, aud said county Of .7rnherH. nj pre'sni
occupied BY James s. Pendteton. sell. BY uag of
public auction. for ready money The Joiiomirg
Sinuts. NTH The increase Of the Jemofes Of thsbt
or aag) sisee The a.te Of The said deed Of husi.
10 'oif: Joi,u, aud Molly hiswite, aud heu seoeu
children james, Satip. Betsy, Mnio, Mary. jane
and Ntd-Darg aud Polly ms wije, aud heir
four children Franksy Eicifd, Henry aud DnuV
and luna and her tro sons daron aud Ed
nntd. Should he sale Of The sad Snpts MOI be
completed on the day above appointed, the sue
thereof wiH6e continued on the day merit Jotiow-
ing al NE same place ADORE appointed
Bg piHue Of The same iced Of trust, aud for me
same purpose abote designated rt haH, on HE
iih day Of Deeember, 1890. al The late dmstfing
house Of said HI Garter, IN The said county of
Amherst, sell, BY itdg of public auction. iDVV
acres Of Land, NTH he npprienaaees, iyins
and beng IN The SAID county Of 1mhefst--ab ne
ing The towsr part Or end Of HE baet Of innd on
whieh The sad I'M Garter resided al the DATE OF
the sad deed Of trust, aud nj The lime u hn
deaih 70 he tad % aud diridcd from The residne
otthf said tract, by n straight line 10 be run from
one side-tim Of he SAID traet 10 The other side
fne ot The said tract so as 10 include The dtcsi-
hpg house occupied by he sad Garter al Hs dnie
Of ths sud deed Of trust. being The anne house
al 'ehteh The Sald sale is hsreby ndeeHised 10 take
place
Ternt Of Sale fine Land The Land oiH 10
sold on eredd Of .. 3 aud 4years, Joy equal
portions of The purchase money. 10 be computed
from The day Of sale. forhe f,eo G,s payments
bonds wh dpprored personal security WiR te
reqnired, and for The hco iaa payment, bond.
phhom any personal security nil be demanded.
and deed of trust on The Lond i'sfY uH be
required 10 secure The fouy payment,
The hte 10 he prope6iy herein btforr msn-
TONED IS bctiepedt 10 be good. but aciing merely
as trustees, ue shall only eoupty Mch hHe as r.
Dedtd In mby The de.d If trua aforesaid.
LUCAS L. THOWPSOM ! 49,.
J0HN NJ OFEY "4''''
Oct25 fds
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TURNER & X ERR

iENFoRM their irenhs Hni the putlie that
4 they have just received a fresh supply oi
splendid Goods. winch they offer at Northern
retail prices mong which are
French aud Manchester Punts
alau Lu4lfini, superior quality.
Black Gto he Ind,s
Black Barge
Changable silks
Colorfd Grps lie Naples
Satin Lavrnline
Mrrino Crcassisus
Thread Luce and Ehgioxs
Splendid Bet Ribbons
NRukln and tantan Cranes
Scarlet, blue aud white Meroo Long Shnwls
DO do do Cashmere do
Embroidered Crnpe Dress Hdkfs
Extra large Leghon Flats ana Crowns
Paper Hanginss
Hair Brails and Puff
An elegan assortment Of Gents Stacks.
Oct. p
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,,Gs..DW GApIDN.

III HE subscriber school will again open nj
VI ms father, IN the upper end Of Buck.
ingham. the 10Th of November, in which " III
be taught the Lain and Greek Languages, Eng
Iish Grammar, Geography, Algebra, Geometry Y,
Blan's Lectures, Reading, Whiting aud Auth
mciic.
Mr. Samuel J. Walker residing within 81 Of
n mile ofihe rcho L. will board seven or eight
boys. upon moderate terms. The neig hhorhood
is very healthy, aud the snc,tty agreeable
PIrenls or Guardians intending to send TO the
school, oil do we'll 10 send their child or ward
~ the commencement OF the srhool--referenc e
AS o qualifications may be made 10 Ma VIM.
DuVnl, Henry A. Christian. Benj. +. Walker,
E,q's aud DIR. Reuben ID. Palmer
lerms for a session of 10 mouths, Latin mad
Greek Languages S2o English Grammar,
Geography, Algebra, Geometry and Blairs
Lectures $40 Minor branches Sl2.
JOHN II. CHRISTIAN.
Oct % utl5N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

Wv Ill he sold. u The highest bidJ'r before
~ Tie frunt door oi Janfs :. pendletnn, IN
the town u New Gthsgow, Amherst county, on
the I'd day of December ucxt. al the balance
Of he nrRrrs vi TIL Garter decd between 10
and 20 IA numher, CONSISTING of men women
boys aud tirls, on n credit II tscivr mDnihs
Bonds Wit approved security viii he required.
AsIao, on he Ith Dc smber, IN he plantation of
The said deceased. n barge quantity If corn, &c
vcrai ynke ol excellent oxnn several mch
lows. ho,ss, plantation toois household md
III chen furniture, D or T. ousand weight of well
mUcd cork, aud SGT 81 bipcksmIlh's tool.. &c.
&c Bonds and security viii be required rs
above stated. TtlOS. Y. EUBANk
Ajmr. oi Till Carter. decd.
Oct Is ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

lNrOrICE BY virtute Of a deed Of lrusi.
III executed by the late HIll Carter to the
undersigned, bearing date the IAN day Of
May, 1928. aud recorded in the comfy eourI
Of Amherst. for the purpose Of securing to the
President, Directors IL Co. oi the tarmers' Bank
o!Virg, nia certain debts IN the saii deed menIIon
ed, with interest thereon, We, or one sf Us, will
proceed to sell, al public auction, FOR cash, on
I he second day Of December next, IN the town
OF New Glasgow. in the county Of Anhets',
in trout OF the Tavern, occupied by Mr.. }. s.
Pendleton, seventeen slaves, with the increase
il any. OF the females or so many OF the said
Slaves rs shall he sutlicientto pay 10 the said
President, Directors 81 Co. OF Farmers
Bank al Virginia the amount due TO them, un :
der the deed aforesaid. together With the Char
ees Of snls.-The sale will coatinue from da,
10 day, If necessary--rhe Trustees will convey
TO the purchaser such tile only as is rested in
them by virtue Of the deed above mentioned.
ALEXANDER hpHDln Gi' fo Mi Trustees.
Oct, ~ ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
Cure for The Heart Ache.
$4,000 -Stl,69O-ana

3Oprizes " i 900.
The worlds d Lollery, Try VIVA, scheme you
will.
Each IN his turn esorts his utmost skill,
10 fill his coGerS, when he : pinehd wrih need,
Where one pian fails another may succeed.
Here wealth IN splendor, ipars her Rofien hfnd,
And here the banquet u your vie" is spread
Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No. Is,
for 1890.
10 be drawn in thereby Of richmond on Friday
ihc 29th Oct. 1890. ~ half past 4 O'Clock
LIST OF CASH.
prize OF S25,oo0 II prizes OF $3.50
II, 900 90 1000
2 1900 80 boO
3 1000 b6 100
Besides ns-iOs--}os-SJc. &c.
Amounting to $366,O8O.
Tickets $40, Halves 50. Qrs. , 90, Eighlhs
%,
For sale at DlC6ES OFFICE,
Lynchburg. Va.
Oct o
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Trust Sale OF Aana.

YBl Y virtue Of deed in trust, executed by
- Jos. ID llardio Peschy Franklin aud ,gn
). Crawford, bearing date III. 30fb day OF Nav.
1925, and Of record in the Clerks Office or
Amherst county. the subscriber acco ding to the
OF said deed, viii on the 27th Decem.
Der next, il iair, and il not. the next fair day
thereafter. proceed 10 sell tor cash. to the high
est bidder, before the poor OF james ). Pcndlei
tons tavern il N. Glasg'e The tract OF land IN
said deed named, contsining by estimation 800
acres. near New Glasgow, adjoining tie Land
Of VIM. Higginbotham and others. There is a
large aud comfortable DIV eIing house on said
and also two good barns. aud other nsces>a-
~ buildings. Tie subscriber will only convey
such title as IS vested 10 hun by said deed uf
trust, which is considered good.
VIM ) CRAWFORD,
Oct 20 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

nIIE subscriber being determined In sell
Ia that portion oil Tho Rose Isle estate, which
belongs to him. has laid il oil III desirable lots
of from Iw0 To for hundred acres each aud
on "Wednesday the 10th Deosmber, if fan, IL
not, thu next tar dny thereafter, he will offer
them for sale 10 the Mig hest bidder, on liberal
terms, Al the Mansion house. on the pfemis,s
This property hfs in Nelson county, on th.
waters Of I've liver, II miles above the innc.
tiou OF that stream with The James, four or five
miles di5i"nl from tbe stage fond, and ~ from
Lynehburg, and IN the main direct road fesI.
log rom That place 10 ofaunt9n. Rose Isle h.
well wat red and finely numbered a0d is sintrd
IL a respectable ani wealthy neigbbofiood.
BY recent surrey my PORTION OF the estate M,
.uod 10 contain 1891 acres, (iucludlng al
undivided interest of2734 acrrs in the lower
halo Of which 80 acres are rich ineYhanslible
river bottom, the residue up land, which aut
justified ~ saying, IL equal, II not sDpuIipr Ia
lcrlilhy OF sod to any land in Virginia, when
the present years crop Can attest, having been
abundant, Notwithstanding the long continued
drought oflssi summer. large proportion Of
the fine up Lane is yet TO cut. This esafe ls
well adapted ,osli the staple commodities, viz
tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, rye, hemp, Sc. whicl,
last nHmed article promisesto BIZ very pro6ta
Die 10 the grove since the introductiop OIL emp
machinrry--thete are several machines in The
ncighborhood. md one adjoining the IS ale pro-
PEELED by water, IN successful operation. for
which Rose Isle IS eiiRiby sltuat ID, and the es-
tate itself embraces t~U fine sizes on a neypr
failing stream for the employment OF water
power, To any extent IN propelling every deg
CrIpi0p oil machinery. Likely young negroes
would be taken IN payment, provided ii su ted
purchasers For information on he subject.
,huse disposed 10 purchase vi" apply 10 Mr.
WIN Ryan, living on the place {" bo will show
The lnnd.) STERLING Claiborne, Esq oil Nelson.
Patrick Il. Cabeil. Esq. OF Lynchburp.
or The subs On the ooh of December
will he disposed OF by way of public auction, in
the iowa of LYnchburg, one other Undivided
interest Of $50 acres, IN y tract Of hud on the
Richmond stage road, 10 milesirom Lynchbu,g
aud adj joining Raleigh Chiltons tavern. Also
two other small tracts in the vic ntyo Lynch
burg, yalusb c tor their timber rhuse dcsrous
OF information relating to the 3 last mentioned
parcels OF land will apply 70 john II. ID. Payne.
Esq oil Lynchburg, or the subscriber living In
the neg hborhood. LANDON X. CABELI.
Oct. 20 ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

TIVE Neg Glasgow Races viii commence on
Il Thursday the 9TH day OF November, and
continue 3 days.
the first day subscriprion fr three var
old colts, 2 miles heats. entrance S2j The
second day the Iocky Club Races. = mic heats
entrance $40; tree Tor any nors.. The thitd day,
the Proprirtors' p"rse Of S5Jani 10 entrance.
| mile heat free Tor an hpr.r.
JAMES ). PENDLETON.
Oct % tdr
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5rlAIR NOTICE THE Subscriber is again
9 compellai to notify all those who are in
denied 10 him 10 make immediate payment, as
he viii remove from this piace very soon and
will then place all his receipts aud boads in
the hands Of m officer for coll Ct ioo without
respect 10 persons. HENRY ALLISON.
Oct. IS. ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25

Mears. Joseph Jnsed John Jnrred, fpnei Jar.
red. abraham Baker. I'm. Sutie,. ViRfaps
DireH, aud the surUir,ng ad1lr of Jaines
Depem, dee'd. ifisha Greens, U,Atam Lind
ley aud jacob Depen.
n S you are not inhabitants ofthis Common
SIA wealth, please TO take notice TINT We
shall proceed 10 take the dispositions OF Thomas
MoCay, on The 3oth day OF November, 1890.
10 the courthouse Of Breckenridge county, in
the State OF Kentucky, bet~een ihs rsine md
srttlng OF the sun Of The same day. We shall
a so proceed 10 take the deposiiinos Of Mnifhev
AmyY, Jr. ia his own honse,n Cumberland q,
and state aforesaid. on the ilih dry OF Decrip.
her. 1890. between the rising and setting of tht
sun OF the same day, both to he read as eviden, G
in SUI, now depending in The Couu OF Chan.
Gerry in Bedford county, Virginia. Take notice.
If from any cnuse the taking ofihe said drpon
tons snail noi he completed on the days above
mentioned, the taking OF the snme~i he con-
toued from day 10 day. between the same hour
until hey be completed, tSuodays excepted,
wherein you arc defendants. md va are plan.
IlHs. JOHN McGRERY,
FULTON NJ CRERY,
Admrs. OF James Nc Crery, decd.
Oct % Wv
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CONTRADICTIONS the virgi"'aD
NO. q

NJ. z.
Every Country when first redeemed from
stste Of nature, aud reduced To t'llage produces
with iss earlier crops plentiful harvest OF dis
eases This was the Caseeven among the hills Of
Ga ~ - he'll. Within the memory OF many now
twin q lever aud ague WINS common disease
on n II our larger waters, aud bilious diseases
were rnuch more prevalent and Destructive than
they arr now Cultivation aud draining have
scarcely vet brought our clImal" to thai degree
of So Iubrty OF which il IL susceptible.
These statements viii scarcely he conTover-
I'D a nd the same causes of disease must OPP
crate with tenfoid iorGe in the rich, maIshy
plains of M,s>our. Supposr n iamilv of ten.
souls 80 leave Lynchbnrg tl-morTow for Ali:-
souri,. The head Of II has never seen IN" conn
try. or made any provision for his reception
when he gP's there. Aiter "a weary march OF
fivs or SIX weeks, he reaches the land Of mud
4 D., ires amid the am, 4 Storms OF November.
NJ shelter can he procured. not even a log cab
N Amid all the lnclemencirs of the s-ason.
they Inusr rncamp on the cold, damp ground.
It'll "A rude hut is constructed. Now, under All
the-e circumstances. il deaf only dec'maies
tin. m, they will escape we'll. Ia the niean time
all the conveniencrs and even the necessaries,
If civ ilized If. ale tar away. They have iew
nei z h burS, and even these tew are utter stran-
gers and IN all neS settled regions every family
is insulated from every other by suspicion add
disiTust. This picture eau hardly be called
imaginary. Several families have lately gone
from Iynchbnrg 10 Missouri; and hundreds ei
others from Virginia are now on the Tohh
thifhe- who may be called to encounter great"r
,uffcrihgs and 10 endure seVeTer priVatlons
man fheSr.
I, - truly wonderful to observe with what
eJipss facility We tear ourselves from all that
charr1is the walks OF polished life, or turns
aside. the shafts OF mslo tune, or soothes our
anguish when they picrcr us Punishment was
once a punlsmenb II IS no longer So were
the la sids At tie mouth OF the oregon ind on IN
TO sec iou.. VIZ would no tonbt rush. by hun,
dreds and thousands across Rocky Mountains
to- ii. at land of promise. DOMESfiCU5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
TEMPERANCE SOCIETY

LII = -
The. second Annuai Meeting Of the Lynch
burg Temperance Society was heii III me
Methodist Episcopal Church.
In.. Mert,ng was opened with prayer, read
ing the Scriptures and staging after which
an animated and impressive discourse was de
livered by the Rev. James II. OIey. from Hd-
bakk,tk, q Is: " Zoe unto hun that giTeih ms
neigh Dor drink, that pmteh my bottle 10 nam
nuT ,,,akesi hin drunken also, tint thou HldySt
look on their nakedneSs
Resolved that the thanks oil this Society be
rendered to the Rev. James II. Otey for the
able and Impressive discourse delivered ON this
occasion.
Resolved. ,ha, the President be instructed To
request OF the Rev. Mr.. Grey copy OF his dis
course for publication.
The Annual Report Of the Directors was then
read. wnereupon it was unan'moasiv adopted,
and ordered to be published, 'ose',ler Win the
proce edings Of this meeting.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-10-25
Oct. %

n LII persons are hereby cautioned against
~ hunting, shoormg, ranging or lrespassng
on tue lands q: the subscriber in the county Of
Bedford, ss the law will lie enforced against
every person that may hereafter irespass.
WM. COBBS.
Poplar Forest, Oct 81 81
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Negroes for sale.

R WILL sell. on Wednesday The 10Th day Of
u HoverDbef neat. likely NEGRO MEN, for
cash, Shrevc, apety good Cooper, Carpenter
and shos maker. JACK, good plantation hand.
The above sale will take place in from, of the
market house, n the town Of Lynehborg.
GARNEfr LEE.
Oci. %. .3w