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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
THE VHRGiNlAN.
LyNCHBURG. APRIL 8, 1880.

v;,giuia Eieciions.-April being the mon'h
o,s,ec,icps in Virginia, we shall shortly know
..,hor or not the new Constitution will be
.,,sd nv the people We have heard par
IN. from Charlotte couniy-Jobn ID. Rich
.,d DIR. A. W. Alexander are re elected
:, n. House of Delegates. without opposition.
: 4, the court house, about 2oU votes were Civ
:, ,avor If the new constitution, aud only
= ,,,i,s, it, Mr.. Randolph voted for il; de-
.,,,,ng howeyer, at the same time, that he
c,pa,ly preferred the old, but was fearful II
DO now one should be rejected, that the parent
,,sm would be Topped of its useless and odious
hrsnehes more ansparingIy aud IRE verenty
han was done by the late Convention. We
A,ve been informed, that he declared, his pc.
idcs,,ife was terminated, which puts an end
- the rumor that, il the new Constitution
.bould be accepted, he would be candids'e
for the next Legisla'ure-'ialess, indeed he
.hosm change his mnd-which is not inpossl'
he. He made long Speech TO his cons''u-
.,,s The burden of which was that he loved
,bsm as representative neyer loved cons,itn-
.,s hsfore-eyeu as a fond mother doateIh on
her offspring. OF course, those who heard him
mad r ight TO laugh or weep at tins pathetic de-
clara,ion, as it best suited Their hunier'
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Just received the following

81 A BAGS best green Coffee,
ON A few barrels lava do
few hhds. brown Sugar,
Which shall be sold low for cash.
r. s. Also case superior Leghorns. lower
than ever HENRY ALLISON.
April s. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

W The Fayetteville IN. c) D." OJserrer," a
decent u respectable Jackson & Calhoun paper,
IN al'ns'on to the sparring OF those 1.-TWO pinks
OF morality aud manners, the US Telegraph
and n. Y. Courier, remarks" We hope the
Telegraph may not take up Mr. Calhoun,
would go far to blast his prospects. He must
have very unenviabe reputation. indeed
whose friendship aud support i, thus conlemu
ed aud scofned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
Mr. Littleberrg Williamson.

n Syoo are not M inhabds1l Of this Com
III nonweslih. take this method oi inform
ing yoi that I shall proceed, at the. tavern Of
Martin Pickett. In the county %, sreensvilIe.
State Il Virginia. on ,he 18th day Of April,
eighteen hundred and thirty, 10 lake The depo.
si,ioa " Peggy "icher and Others, 10 he read
On the t,,al ola snit in the couhty canrt ef
Bedfod. in "hiGb myself and others are plain
,ins. und you defendant. Aud II from any
cause sa,d dispositions ahouhf ooi be TAKEN on
the lsib then 10 continue froni dasts day ill
taken, where aud when YOU nsy attend II yan
think proper. WILLIAM Is VAUGHAN.
AwlllB u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

Town Organisation for he year lS9o.-Al-
hoo Mcdaniel. Mayor Elijah Fletcher, Re-
,ordsr Pleasant Labby, Senior alderman ;
and John W. Bagweli, Ammou Hancock, John
r. d. Payne, Richard S. Tiden,' John M
ot-y. Samuel Nowin, John NJ. Warwick,
James w. Morgan aud Henry Nj. Didlake,'
aldermen.
The Common Couacn is composed of the
allowing members u ohm Thurman, (Presi-
aent,) Joshua r. Holmes, Jas Newhali, David
G. Nurrell, ] ohm G. Meem, John Smitb, Jr.'
samuel Clayton, William w. Norvell, Fielding
/. Williams Christopher Roberts,. Smithson
II. Davis aud Bernard Finnry.
NeO Members.
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0g A poor fellow N Georgia. who has the
misfortune 10 be "paired, but mol matched,' in
the matrimonial yoke, thus ieelingy informs
the public OF the great change which his opinion
has undergone with regard 10 the sex, since be
had the fortune to be converted from signing
lover TO a wrelched husband. He thus com.
mrnces:
Z" was once ready TO exclaim with the poet
Campbell;
Without the smiles from partial beauty won,
Oh wnpt wero man A world without sun.
And married my present wife Elizabeth. We
lived together as should have done Tor some
time. when she began TO bs 0bstrOpOtOus, so
much SO. that | soon was convinced oil the truth
OF Tins couplet OF Byron's;
Oh, woman, woman whether lie an fat,
ia face angel, but in heart cat -
Marriage has made a downright savage Of
the fellow who, if the other side of the ques
ton could be heard would doubtless be made
TO appear the original author oi all the " Oh
siropoIous" dongs which have led 10 the heart
and which finally induced the fair Elizabeth 10
de sert the " bed and board" of her mated
lord" The luckless pair may console them
selves by an application of the following liaes
from poet (Yonng,) whom all hypochondr'
acs and melancholy mad people ought heartily
10 eschew:
" Pleasures are few, and fewer we en- joy;
i" Pleasure, like quicksilver, is bright and coy
We strive to grasp IL with our utmost skill,
" Still it elades US, ard it glilters stlll;
+" II seized at last, compute yonr mighty gains
" That is 1t, but rank poison IN Your veins y
NJ Where are the free persons oil color TO
20. but to Liberia The time is rapidly ap-
preaching, when, in all this Continent, there
" III not be resting place for the soles of their
feet Not many days since we published a Sc
ries of resolutions just adopted by the Canadian
Parliament, striking Al the foundation Of the
proposed settlement in that Province of the free
persons of color whom the changed policy of
Ohio is driving from her limits. State after
State is closing their doors against them. And
we doubt not, that after little while, the
Northern people will be compelled, in selfde-
fence, TO adopt towards them policy seem
ingIy cruel, but for which there WILDE on alter.
native. In Louisiana, we perceive that law has
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08
BEST SUGAR HOUSE
Mt O T.. A 3 3 sD s, y

ft'tlE subscriber has received a supplv of
- best Sugar House or family Molasse.
which is for sale NJ market prices.
Howell DAVIES.
Anr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

IL IL VIII De seen, by reference to the
Washington date, that the President has order
ed to be struck from the roll, OF the Navy, the
names Of the four oficrrs who we're engaged in
the late fatal Duel near Philadelphia. We
think the propriety of the eYercise of the pow.
or OF removal for such offences extremely
doubtful, in the general b1, in the present
instance, the Offence was sgnallzrd by a fero-
cious brutality aud savage blood thirstines S.
which marked out one on the offenders, mid.
shlpman Hunter, asa iii subject Tor punish
men'. The agency of the other officers i. not
SO visible, and the proprely ofinnicting upon
them The same punishment cannot be so pro.
perly estimated. But, IT seems to us 10 be
rather Imaginable that such punishment, Tor
such an Offence, should have been inflicted
by such a man as Gen. Jackson who has BEEN
guilty OF so many indscretions ola similar
character, add some even OF a hooder dye.
MT only in the hey day Of unbridled youth
but even IN the autumn of his age. Old as he
now is. he is YET
- snow-cro~nd Etna cranm'd with fires,
And IT might have been presumed therefore
tina, he would not have inflicted so severe
punishment on any others bu, the principal aud
second
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

iIEW ON'S oFFICE,}
Lynehbnrf, Apr,l 9,h, 1880 (
Drawn NUMBER In The Dismal swamp Lone.
~. Cha" No ., for 1897
% II 80 II 52 IL 10 90
Numbers drawn in the O.. A cn.soI;d,,o,I
LOTTERY, Glass Ne. 6, for 1890
10 3 90 80 80 81 80 SO SO
Renew your small prizes IN the splcod;d
DISMAL swamp Lottery, class No 8, Can,lL.
S3nOOO. SlO,0O0, &c. nj
HEWSON'S Offer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-08

=. BrsdFs COS 'bO'--4Os, 3O'. &c Re.
Tickets SIo, HAYES 80. Qrs. ~ ID, Eighths
81 %
For sale NJ uERSON'S OFFICE
April
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W9ND EAlECTlON.

April 8
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Nisnest Rrizes
$4,000 $4,000
AND
5000 DOLLARS!
Dismal Swami Gannl 1 .olteru

CLASS NO. ., for 1890.
10 he drawn in The Cuy OF Richmond on Man
daV the 1914 ia, of Anrh, 1890
81 Numbers--8 Drawn Ballots.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22
MARYlhANDIsR

is a beautiful bay, with the near hisd foot
white, sixteen hands high, eight years old,
and is Of the best stock of racers--his sire.
Old Rather, well known as the hsetest racer
ever ranin the United States, for he ran and
won fourteen capita, races without loosing a
single heat, bis dam was the celebrated run
ming marc Touch me not, SHE at three years
old beat DIR. Browns celebrated running horse
Wonder, with which he challenged the con-
-unent for one thousand dollars, at the City
of Washington, in the four mile heats, she
beat the famous RAINING mare Gentle kitty,
by Archibald, and won many other fine "a
ces; though Marylandsr was ruined as re-
Ger By imprudeat management al three years
cid, at which time he ran at Baltimore, and
could have oistancsd the field but beulted,
and from that time could not be kept to the
courss-Those who saw him run declared
hlm TO be the Aeetest aamal that ever ran ON
the baltimore course.
WILLIAM THORNTON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22
TIE thorough Bred Horse
INDUSTRY,

rs beautiful rich dark brown, six years
II old a.is spring, Of fine size, form, and
Commanding appearance, full sixteen hands
and enc inch high, Of great strength, activity
and beauty. He was got by fhe celebrated
horse Irgi,nan, he by Sir Archy, he by the
imported Diemede, &c. Industrys dam,
Virago, by the imported horse Whip, he
by.Saltram, he by O'Keily's Eclipse,
sc. His grand dam by the imported
horse EohS, his great grand dam by Gen
Neade's celebrated horse Ceior, out Of the
Geaerai's famous Aristotle mare, SIS. For
iullpedigee, see hand bills.
He wiil stand the ensuing season, at my
farm om Opequon, near Smithfeld, in Jeffer-
son county, and viii be let to mares at the
reduced prices of eight dollars cash the single
leap; twelve dollars the season, discharged
by ten dollars ifpaid within the season, aBd
tweaty dollars TO ensure mare, payable as
soon as the mare is known 70 be In foal or
parted with any person entering five mares,
may put sixth free Of charge. Fifty cents
TO the groom for each mare. All mares sent
TO the hersc without written distractions b
the contrary, viii Ike entered by the sea
son. The season has commenced, and will
terminate the first of July. Mares from
distance can be furnished with excellent pas
turage at Fifty cents per week, or fed With
grain at t~entE five cents per DAY, Servant
sent with mares To reSiaiu with them, will b,
found gratis EaeTy care and attention will
be PAD TO prevent accidents on escapes, hut
no liability Ion any tiGt Say aeeur.
CARVER WILLIS.
April IS, 1880
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-04-22
Nftp @,,rtn9 Goos5s.

EEOGsiIREs G. BOYD are receiving their
a. IL supply Of Sprung and summer Goods,
which Will Be sold an accommodating terms;
they therefore request all persons wishing to
purchase to cali and examine their stock,
consisting OF
Blue, Black, Olive, Brown, &nixed Cloths;
Cassifneres, s. Cassinetts, Black Brocbeile,
Black Priscetta, Circassians s. Bombazetts;
Black and coiored Bombazines, Nankin
ard Canton Grapes;
Black SATIN LevantIDe, and SarsDet
Back Italian Lutsring;
Fancy :oioFsd Grape De Lyons
Ditto, 40 Salmaraes and Cote Palys
White aaa cclored Gro de Maps;
White, Pink, and Green Floronces;
Gauge Scar1s and Italian Grapes;
Fancy. SIX, Popiia,fnd Batrage Handkfs;
Spittiefield and Bandaano do.
Linea Cambrie and berkeley do.
Fancy CrsyA.s Cotton Bandannoes;
Irish Linens and Lawns, Bro1n ir;sh Linens,
Borlaps, Ticking burs's Russia Sheeting,
DiapeFs. Marsaiiles assslng, Cotton and silk
Hose, Umbrellas AMI parasols, Thread Bobi-
nett, Laces and Edgings, Feather Fans,
Caliroes (new style Ginghans, French
Musliu. "a new article,) Swiss, Leno, jack
nett, Null and Cambria Muslins, Linen Cam
tric and Imitation Muslin, Bonnet and color
ed Camirics, Ribbonds, assorted; Bcltings,
Gioyee, Snspenders, Brades, Tapes, Large
Shed tuck aud Sale Combs. Bsttons, &c.
together with an extensive assortment OF Do
nestle Goods, Queea's, Glass. and Stone
Ware, Wooden-Ware, Groceries, Hard
Ware, Paints, Dye Stuifs, Brushes. Station
AIRY, Sc.
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JNEW 1SPRlNl3 & SU.NyMER GOODS.

Js.gWr SPRING 4 SUMMER GOODS.
gEyIIE subscribers respectfully inform their
a friends and the pubic generally, that
they hive just resolved, anc finished c!'en-
ing, choice and general assortment OF
,.N.w Spring. end SKINNER Goods,
carefully selestcd in the City Of Baltimore,
(wtiei they bslisre, al this time, to be The best
m@hset for euefy description Of Gooas, both
FtHaey G-sd Sutstmtid,) which they will sell
unusually cheap.
THEIR STOCK CONSISTS, In PART, OF
Super and medium Blue, Black and Medley
Cloths;
Black Princette, Broshelle g. Circassia ans,
Real India Nankeens and super French
Drilhngs;
Rogen and Angola Cas.innerss;
White and Brown Irish Linens;
Black Six, Marseiiles s. Valencia Vestirgs,
Black Italian, Foulard & Verona Cravats;
Super Flagg aud Bandano Handkerchiek;;
Black Itaiian and Nankin Grapes;
Pongses and black Italian LutestrinG
Black SstiE Leyantine;
Plain and changeable Gro de Naples;
Gro dc Indies, Cote Paly, super Frssoh
Ginghams;
pegal Stripe and Foulard Cafcoes;
Gauze, Grape, and Berragc tlandkfs;
Super Ganze Scarfs;
s1inen Cambria Handkerchief;
White s. black Bobbinette Wells, Gauzeribbons,
Beltings, Bobbinette and Mecklin Lases,
plain and figured Swiss Nnslins, Ladies' sin-
hfoiderud and plain white Cotton Hose, La
Dies iIoskip Gloves and Mitts, super White
Cambrics and Jaconettes, Leghorn, Navari-
no and Straw Bonnets, Umbrellas & Parasols
Also, general assortment of Shoes, Station
airy, Queen's-Were and Groceries,
JAS: s. WIN: ". RIDDDLR.
Martinsbugg, April Is, 1880.
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@rdSo1IaoIe GoaUS,

COEslsTING, IN Rtkfs VI
Blue, Back, Brown, 0lisc, and Mixed
Cloths;
Blue, Black, Drsb and Mixed Cassirerss;
Blue, Back, Drab and Mixed .Cassinetts;
Bangup, .Broshelle, and BeayeTtsens,
Brown and Bisached Drilling Nsnksen;
Bornbazeit, Circassian and Bombazine;
Silk, SILK Velvet, Faisncsa and Masseiliss
Vestings;
Hastings, Kouen, and Angola Cassineros;
Lustring, Gro de maps, and Gao DC INDIA;
.Palnnarine, CotsPzla, and Grape de Lean;
Ginghams, PRINTS, Jnckonsiis, * Cambria;
PLAIN and fig'd Book and Swiss Siusirr
ThIhef, Barrage and Gauze Handk'ts;
Table, Bird eye and Russia diaper;
Iustring, Gailze and Be-. H,bbone;
Glosss, Six s. Cotton Hose s. -uspenders;
s,lsel, Tuck and Side Combs, Us,y clap;
Mock Comb, assorted, Whips anu Canes;
Leghorn, Stan and Gimp BonneG;
Osnaharg, Buflaps and Donlas;
Brown and Bleaciled Irish Linen;
Domestic Piaids, Stripes and Check;
Brown s. Blsaches Aiuska--weli assorted;
Bed Ticking, Wil1uing.oa Stripe. &c.
Hard wares Cutlery, tlueea's'mafe, Glass,
Groeeries, Liquor, &c. &c.
'rhey iaFite the citizens Of The town and
TO call and examine before
hey buy, MS they are .dsssriaiDsd TO sell s0y
chegp.
Martnsburs, April IS, fsg0.-R
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q WILL stend this season, at
fMMy1S the stable vi John Ne laaIy,
in Martinsburs, and be LET 10
.ssses.sss Sc mares at the low rate Of eight
Gostars the season, irit may be discharged by
bY the payment of 4le dollars within the sea-
son; and ttpetce dollars 70 ensure a mare in
ioal: to be paid when the marc proves with
foal; parting with, removing, or not contin-
uins the ensured mare regularly TO the horse
iorieits the insurance money. The season
has commenced, aud viii end the 25th June
next. Great care will be takea of mares pat
to Spread Eagle, but no responsibility for
accidents. JACOB VAN DOZEN.
SPREAD EAGLE
is beautiful bay, full sixteen hands high,
marked, black nane, tale ard
legs, and for elegance of form, figure, action,
and movement, is not exceiled by any horse
in the Valley. Spread Eagle was sired by
the noted horse Wing, formerly owned by
the subscriher-Whig was sired by the JUST
iy celebrated horse True Wing, of New Jer-
sey. who has the credit of producing the best
and finest stock of harness and saddle horses
ever raised in that State: Wings dam was
by the celebrated imported Brown Hghlan-
der, his grand dam by Old Hickory. Spread
Eagles dam was sired by Mr.. Able Seynlour's
well known turf horse Spread Eagle, who
was sired by Col. Holiness imported Spread
Eagle, whose fame on the British turf il well
known; and as a Stallion in America, stands
unriyaied: his dam by the four mile horse
Edicong; her dam by Bacchus, who was the
first horse that ever beat the imported horse
Paul Jenes it viii be seen that this young
horse has some of the best crosses in Ameri.
ca; he has Proved himself sure and good
foal getter, his colts being large, fine s. active.
April S, 1880.
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'wTOTfCE.-ffaSins associated Ms. 5Sha'
IN Il. Evans with me as partner, the
business VIII IN future be soadncted under
the mama and Erm Of WI. Compton & Evans.
w. T. COMPTON /.
JOHN T. EVANS.
Martynsbrg, Aprl L., 1880
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Martinsbnrg, April s, 1850

-~~s-@@~~-~-~ - & -s~A@ss@e
EEOUNG FRUIT TREES, for sale by
Il the subscriber, living n Berkely county
bstiyeea Banker's-fiill and Gsrardstown,
such as early pippins, ripe in harvest, Rambo,
ripe iB August and will keep till January, and
bell flower. Hntr .apptes--red pippin, green
orNewtowB pippin, Peanicky Vandiver, Ross
green, English read streak, English russet,
and the hoops, Sc.
Which Vill insure to be graftad in the
root The advantage of these gratis consists
In this, tEat,E by accident, the trees should
be broken OFT, the shoot viii proceed from
the graft, and be as good as the first If pro
Epefly attended to. Iwil. give such instruc-
lions to purchasers as will, with care, ensure
success. The prices will be in proportion to
the number purchased, from 10 10 l2a cts
cash.
The subscriber has FIVE thousand Gne trees
at this time. from eight to ten feet in haight
and objectionable thickness.
JOHN. UMBANHOWER.
Berkeley county, April 8, 1850,
9z-The Free Press, Charlestown, and Re-
publican, Winchester, will insert the above
three times. and charge the advertiser.
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A zCAKD.-itis with pleasure return
IA thanks to the puolic for their liberal en-
osragelnent, and hope the present concen,
will receive s,iifpilar patronage so long as it
il meritsd w. T. COMPTON.
Maltinsburg, April Is, ls3o--st
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FUST received and fer sale. No. MACK.
eb ERAL and No. SHAD, by
JAS. & VIM N, RIDDLE.
They have added to their list Of Schc@
Books, s'Karks .4sithnetie''
MartinsfnIrg, Feb. IL, 1880
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CARpENTER'S J'OOLS.

NAkPENTER'S TOOLS.
NEOGMIRE s. BOYD, have added to
u g. their assortment OF Hardware, Bench
Planes, Beed Planes. Skew Rabbit, Groves
ing Planes, Moveing Places, Raring Planes,
Moveing Filistsrs, Sash Planes, Qnlrk O'Ges-
and Besds, Quirk 0rales. POINTERS Turning
Tools. Plane Irons, Spoke Shsves, Mostice-
an md Socket Chissles, Hasd Saws, Whip
Saws, SC. Sc.
April Is, 1889.
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IAUCK s STEPHFN

IN ISL to employ YOUNG MAN oil
w respectable. connection who ID goes
'alesmaa. and capable oftakingcharge Of sel
4 Books, 20 sscb one literal salary and cen
slant employment Wll be gwen.
AastnsbTg, Noseanbea &c, 1881
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
VI WE members OF the Martinsburg Fire
n Company are ordered to parade at the
Court house, on Saturday next, 18th instask
at 8 O'Clock, NJ.
BY order of the Captain,
WIN. n. RIDDLE. Sec'y,
April Is, 1880.
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-w.T. COMPTON &Eykfs:
ARE now rscei~iag a geserai sssssst
IA meat Of
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1Te Thoroughbred Horse
SPREAD EAGLE,

@ WILL stend this season, at
fEr the stable vi John Ne lnaIy,
y in Msrtinshurs, and be let to
...EsaEaelz ~ ,arsas nj The lo.rt r. 70 &c oi.jf
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
- EgANAAEAY from the subsc6
GTMy Ee Der, tving near Battletown
81 Frederick county, Va. ON the "a
YA inst negro man named .dRL
%E LNGTO.N; about "a or 25 years
as@s>- Of age; about s feet 6 or 7 nchss
high; a little bow-legged; very black, has .
broad face, and a down look when spoken to.
Had on when he left home, pair Of lines
pantaloons, short drab coat, an old pair d
shoes, and an old hat very much worn; but
he will no doubt change his clothing. He wild
probably aim for the State Of Pennsylvania
win give the above reward for the apprehen-
sion oil said slave, if taken out Of the STATE
Of Virginia, or twenty-five dollars If taken
within the State, and all reasonable charges
paid if brought home, or secured in any jaa
SO that get hifn again.
LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Frederick county, Va. Oct 90, i6a9.--H
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NOTICE -AA persons inde b,ed to the es-
In tate ofJACOB BILLMlRE, deceased.
are desired to come forward and pay thrH
accounts as soon as possible, as The nature OF
the claims and the situation OF the estate,
render It necessary to settle il up soon All
persons who may have claims against the
estate, are desired to bring Ia their accounts,
which will be paid il properly authenticated.
Diy son, john Eii'ase, living with me, is au-
tAofsed by IRE TO attend TO all COLLECTIONS
and payments.
MARGARET BILLMIRE, Adha'x.
of John BllluiIe, deceased.
April 8. 1880.