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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-08-12

blcder, on The premises, Tuesday, the ID day
OF September next, ii fair il not the next fair day.
raet OF land lying on the South Ant River and ON
DO sides Of fork creek about 10 miles from Ion;s,
" house Containing about 500. acrs, mere than hsl of
which is River and Creek bottom of excellent quality
ooe huhcred acres OF which 10 20 clsar. The high
land eperay OF good quality AID has timber err oush
10 support the pace. The iaLd will be shown by MIR.
smith, who lives on ii, and any information Of terms
&c communicated by Charles Y. Kimbrough, living
near PtteIille upon application either by letter or i
Persor The terms will be accommodating and posses
sion given at Christmas, with the usual privilege Of
seeding wheat in the fall Should this land not be sold
il will be rented fer the ensuing year
ROBERT L. CRAWFORD.
CHARLES Y. KIM BROUGH.
Louisa, Angus 0. 26-w3w
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

IL. 4
lSE RS HENDERSON'S Academy for Young La
1vH dies will reopen the 6rsi Monday in Sap.
TENDER
The number, quaife ations, and experience Of b.,
teachers, the enve and convenient srrang ment of
rooms foT study and recitation aud especially tbe
peculiar interest Mrs andersen feels 10 the progress
oil her children, give the best assurance that no.
ihpg VIII be Withheld that can bene fit pupils commit.
ted TO her care.
Young Ladies boarding with ME- henderson win
receive religious instruction in common with ber
children, and II be trained up not under the sy,
semac rules of boarding school, but with The con-
slant, gentle, yet firm influence OF maternal AUTHORITY
anu IN all 'hs couriesits OF polite domestic sssoeia
items.
The studies include photography, Reading. Writing.
Grammar, Gsogrsphy, sdtbmetic, History, Rhetoric;
Competition, tbs Elements OF Natural PaI,sonby IL,
ronomy, Chemistry, Botany and M athena les Tbe,e
branches will be most thoroughly taught Nee ,lswork
Will also be attended, TO-
The terms are for the scholastic wear md pava b,s n,
sdvance- '' ~
Boarding, and English Tuition, $50
Washing, bedding, aud Ct piano. arc extra charge
aud al customary prices.
French Language, per quarter,
Drawing and Painting, DO
Music
The gentlemen EMPLOYED 10 teach French. Mini,
aud Painting, are emDen,ly accomplished in their sew.
eral departments.
Besides referring 10 large circle Of acquaintance in
the most respec table socety 10 Virginia Maryland anJ
IN the District Of Columbia, the following renIlsmsn
have allowed Mrs Henderson 10 use thsir names az
references. -
Rev. DR.. Laurie, Wash Rev Nj pa, rv,.hi
iDglon, or
Rev. Mr. Hawlsy, do Rev. Mr.. @ ,rI,v. do
Rev. Mr. Johns do PbHlsmon Cbew E.o M,
Mr.. Justice Mclean, Oaio tylapd
Hon e. Howard, Bal II H. Hsndsuen. E,o.
- nmoIe, Lsesburg, Va.
Hon. +. Mercer, va Comm. Ws,tingoo. Nor.
loman Homer, Eiq War folk,
renion, Va. Cat Shubriek IT G NJ
hsy' w Keith, Aexan- Newbsveo, Conn.
And in the District Of Columbia 10
Comm. Rodgers, Richard smith. E,o. II g.
r. s. Key, Eq. Bank,
SoI. ~ SUI, Col Gardner, A p. M. @.
Lewis IL Maehen, Esq Timothy Wynn, Esq
Df. ). Z. Hall, Robert Leckie, Esq.
Dr. Stephen Collins.
jury ~ 23-w SIS
nOSfLER and Carriage Driver waned-For one ~
~ good character liberal prico will be paid I'm.
quire at this office
August 3. 25-a.
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April 80.

~ NO John w. Blackwell and William G. Baynhan.
:, Guardians for the Orphans of John Baynham de- ID
not being inhabitants OF this State, you will please TO take
notice. that shall, on "Wednesday the 18th dav of An
gust next between the hours of O'clock A. M and
sunset at the store house of Thomas Easily in the coun
oil Halifax and State OF Virginia, proceed to take
the dispositions OF Lewis Griffin, Hartwell Gresham.
and Others TO be read evidence in a suit now de-
pending in said County Court of Chancery and be con-
unued from day to day, Sundays excepted until the de
Posuons are taken; where you and others are plaintiffs
and am defendant.
JOS. G. BAYNHAM
$3.50, Ad'or of Win. Baynham, decd.
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May l3.

NNAYNESBORO' HOTEL.-The subscriber has
W taken the above house, lately KEEP by MIR. l.
HaTman, Ia Wsynssboro whore he is prepared 10 en-
'erain company comfortably as can be done at al
other house in the upper county.
III, rooms are large enl well ventilated and fur
nished with hfs, rat- Beds His stables are we IL sup
piled wi every kind of pOvinder OF the bes, quality
and with good Oisrs.
The subscrbei's determination ia to keep senteei
house, and be Plsdg's himself to every exerton 10
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with tn cir
company. JAMES G. WADDIE
Waynesboro Augusta Co. Va July %. 2I-w6
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NIOriCE.-The creditors to tbs Estates of Mrs Ma.
ry A. Jones, and OF Robert Niche, dec, are re-.
que9led 10 present their claims duly hsDicaed and
those Indebted, 20 make payment by the l,t OF Ssptem-
Der ntx, in order that fina settlement may be eff
ieeied. VIM. w. NICHE, Adm'or
with the will annexed OF both Estates ?.
July ~. 23-W1w
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MOflCE.-All persons having claisIs against tue
estate OF John MuIehe late Of Chesierisld coun-
~, aud all those indebted 10 the said estate are re.
quested to come forward, that foaI settlement may
be had. R0. ID. MURCBIE, Ex'or
July 8 17-w3n OF John Murchie, deed.
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BY virtue Of dead rust executed TO tne UNDER
E-D signed, by VitcsDt ]. Cosby, bearing date
day If 1929, and duly admitted of :, cord in the
county court of Cumberland, will be sod on the pro
mics in the town of Cara TO the hs bidder for
cash. certain lot OF Land designated in The plat OF ssd
town by No. 8, with its on Tuesday III
III August next-Should the day be rainy, the sale
will be made the frat fair day after.
Thisis very desirable situation, with every use full
house, and garden, for the accommodation Of large
fsmiy-atasbed TO which 10 excellent store house
lumber house, Sc. &c.
S Ga R K. Ma44fA Il; Tru''e".
July 3D. 2I-wAv
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6hOSTLER and Carriage Driver wanted.--For one Of
" good character, liberal price will be paid En-.
qure at this office.
August 3. 25-ot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-04-07

v ME- Tdbscribsr respectfully inform, III,
- public that he has now on hand scws
really splendid articles in his lip. OF s.ir,s '
and, also; that he has made arrangements
wn'cn wiz enable him At all times, and atth.
snonest notice, TO supply those who may la,o,
him with their patronage with Coaeb,s' Cis,
baronches, any other description of ca.
r'ages, frsm Newark, IN. J.) which is kuCs,
TO Or the very best Manu- factory of such qrtnls
IN me rorid. Arrangements have also BEEN
made m with manufactures 10 Philadr phis snd
New York. so tina, any ordvr which NAV IA
gwen can always be Immediately supplrd
The subscriber likewise continue, 10 caro-
on IN. Carriage making business. adds p,e.
Pared to make Carriages Of any de,crip,op
which may be wanted by those who prefer ,ns
h,me manufacture. lie will also do any KIND
OF repairs ON the cheapest terms, and in The
most punctual manner.
HENRY Nj. DIDLaRE
Aug. 80
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a + court Of quarterly sessions continued quo ,es
90 for the county Of Campbe tue 18th day ol 'a,s
Chiffon and Richsfd Perkins, eYor. VI judith VD"''"
decd, delts.--in Chzncery. ..d
The defendant Stephen Chiffon. not HAVING oo'' ts
his appearance aud given security according " an
att d Assembly and the rules of this couN anp ~
pearng TO the court thut he n not mhbilan' y,
State; Il is ordered. that be do appear hero oI #
second Monday 10 June next and answer tue W., in
the complainant, aud that copy Of this orde, w Of
serted III some newspsper published IN the I'd nj
lynchburg for two months EXCESSIVELY ana po' "a
tho front door OF the court house Of this eVun'''
sotne court day. copy-Te.le, ccc,
JOHN ALEXANDER, L
Masch % W."
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Marct, II

tYfRGINIA.v.At u Court held Tor bedford CtGniy at
~ he Court House, the 9th day OF January, lcJl-
Wtiinm Crump. Complainant, aeaiust Leroy !oTdap'
Defendant. In Chaneery.
The defendant Leroy Jordan not having entered
ms appearance and given security according TO The a'
Of Assembly aud the rules ofthIs court, appea1ngo
the satisfaction ofthe court that he i. not Hbabtt
OF this Commonw ealth on motion OF the Ccnpsnah'
by his counsel Il is ordered that the said deIeiI
dant do appear here the fourth Monday ~ Ap'!'
next, aud answer the bill u tho Complainant lnSl
copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted in the Ny men
burg Firginiau, public newspaper published III we
town OF Lynchburg for two months sucoessiyey' QUO
posted OF the 'ont door ofthe courthouse oftb coV'
OH two several court dayy
Copy-Testc, GA. WiNGFIELD. Dc
Feb. n u2n
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March 81

To VIM. Daois and Robert Shasfe0d
IVm. Shastead, Edmund Shastead
Francis Shastcad and Elizabeth
ShdSfedd, heirs and representatives
Of James Shastedd, sen. dec.
HNAkE NOTICE. hat on the 9Th dav or
IL NAV nsAL al w. McCalfs Tavern. ped,,,
Mills, Amherst county. ! shall take the depo,i
tons Of Lindsey Burks. aud others, TO be read
as evidence on the trial ofa suit in tho Sune,;,r
Court OF Chancfry holden in Lyachbufe. in
which Am plaintiff and you are defendant.
II said dispositions airs no, taken or completed
on that day, they will be taken or continued On
the 7,h. kICH'D. S. ELLIS an,
viving partner Of Juo. y Il S Ellis.
Mssch wem
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Removal.

MlKS. TRUSLOW return,
- her ~. numerous y end' and The public 70. 10
orally Tor the long and very e.,er.;,s s'"e gen
aeemen' already received. and in,.rm .'e .o
na' sue has .e"oved her B'nns, BUSHES, " "nn
door above M. Kyle's Store, opposite Ms. one
Mckee and Mems Store. ~here abe ho s,s'.r'.
old Customers and Others will ea,-Tbs..' "tr
find plain pass-way up stairslto her from, WI
Her Bonneis will be- sold very low ~, .vO -"
Kind Of works also in the yer, hes, m a"o oil
aud Desiest fashions and from her .
knowledge Of the business, she cslculsS, e"efsI
piesse oil those who may employ her 10
=. Sold Leghorns bleached and n,..
over ~ mort cases TO appear like new.-s,''k
or spots aliogeihef taken ont. 'us
March % as'
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Suction sale OF Ne,roes.
March 81.

WILL OFFER FOR S iLE, 10 the bsh..,
Il bi idtr, a. the residence Of the suLstrO a,
Wards Bridge, on Saturday the OH Of April,
10 OF IL likely Slaves, OF my own raising,
consisting OF Men, Boys snd Girls, wih QUE
young woman, a valuable copk house sprvsuli
washer and iromrr--A more valuable pslte
than whEh has never b.en 10 market, All
young, and oi uDexcepiiunsble characters. A
credit viii he given tor part of the purchase
money. and terms more fully made known op
the day OF sale; should Saturday prove we,
day, the sale will take place the first lar day
thereafter, Sundays excepted.
ABNER L. CALLAWAY.
March 81 ids
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MOTICE,-Wiilb be sold, 10 the highest
~ bidder, on Friday the 10th day OF April
next, If far ,f not, the neat fair day thereafe e.
ut the late residence OF WIN. Peiiyjohu, dec. a
quantity OF prime Family Bacon and Corn, be
longing to The estate of tho late Mrs. Ezabe.h
Peli, john. The terms will he cash. for ali
sums under five dollar, and above that sum,
4 credit until The 25,h December next.
J. PETTYJOHN, Admir-
OF L. PeayJvhb, dec.
March g ,ds
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wlRGlNiA--At ruleAoldea III the clerks Office oflls
" Superior Court of Chapccry for the l.yuchburg
district, the nh day of March, Ie,l--William &
Clark, Ptf against Joseph Chiffon, James Bcnagh
kishard Perkins, curntor, admir- and eaor Of Juda
Chiffon, dec Raleigh Chiffon. Tucker W. Clark aSd
Edward o. Clark, Defs.
The defendant Joseph Chiffon, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly aud the rules OF th. COURT aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he not nhabaaut VI
this country II is ordered that tho said delendaDid do
appear here the te nth day OF tho term answer
tue bii of the plaintiff and thai Cvpy oths order boz
iorth"itn inserted in newspaper printed III the
town OF l.ynchburg Tor two mouths successfully, aud
posted al the front door of the court house. III the sud
Town. copy-Teste,
J WILLS,C.C
March II WIN
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Marshal's Sale.

Obedience to decree Of the Stanton
a = cha"cery District Court, pronounced on the
ON gay OF January. 1881, in a cause therein
depending, wherein Jonathan Paxton and o.
6ers are plaintiffs, and EI,zabe,h Douthat and
o."ers defendants, viii he sold. on the 9TH day
OF April neIt, al Burton's Tavern. in Licking
ION, to the highest bidder, the Establishment,
long known as DoUTHAT'S TAVERN, with
'he tract OF land, containing thr, hundred and
seventeen acres, attached thereto--lying near
me uppe' end Of Rockbridge County, on the
great road leading to Tenn essee on tne terms
'onow'ng. Viz lone lOorlh OF the purchase
money 10 be paid on tho day of sale, and the
oaance IN three equal instalments, at IL,
10 and "a months thereafter the deferred
payments 10 be secured BY bond with suffi>
i3sIsecorny, aud a lien retained on the prop
g EEORGE ESkRiDGE, Nj. 8, C. c.
lhe above sale is posipoaed until Mon.
'uaythe "a day of May nrI,.--in tbs mean
' ume, nh. " Ii. Dou,har. living on the place,
DIN, m 'aew the premises TO any pers"n having a
oes,fe 70 purchase. GEORGE ESKRiDGE.
March ~.
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oIicE.11he subscriber has III, day
~ opened Livery Stable, in rear Of hs
grocery, and near Planters Warehouse. Ho
has good Ostler. and will At all times keep a
good assortment Of horse feed, aud will take
~ horses by the day. month, year or Tor sh.
gle feed. A lew good Saddle and Harness
horses " i'll be kept for hire or sale.
J. w. HATCHER.
Main Stree. L,nchburs
March 81. s
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zssa< Ea.iers sfiAe Eai.snsi iaisihgsHetr.
Ihe Diaaer iaeiy given - Mr. wrs'rsH
u New York, reminds me 10 send 700, "
Il 20. think proper, ihs ioHowin
Is.es, which we're suggested by an sd@"e
axssss Of his speech IN reply to Mr.. HAfss.
Thou eorious BHnaer /.
IAss Eru vert uulurl'd
By the loitie.t spirits
Ina, brighten the world -
b. thoss heroes who bore
Thy hruad ield. 10 the 6ell,
ishep Patriots swore,
That tnsy never would yield
20 Tyrsau their right,
Or inyadersth land,
Iii the swora, 20 ihs fghf,
should be struck from their hand,
Thou glttsring Banner
That thons Ger The ses.
To light The tro.d path
Ofthe brave aud The fee.
THAT fssh'd thy red stripe.,
Like The l,ghs'nIpg on high,
And dispIay'd Thy hight sars
In the lewerinE sky--
While the thunder beneath thee
Wat pesling srouud.
Aud the bolts vi Thy vengeance
Went forth at the sDund
Thou emblem OF Union
THOU pledge Of our Vow
Are the S,st to drop from thee,
L,ke meleors, now
Are they never again
To appear on The sea J
Nor the mariners eye
To be greeted BY tncsi
r. the Patriots hope,
And The blood Of tho brave,
Forever consign'd
To The gloom Of the grsyer
Eri thou desiind no more
To ride on the storm,
Tor wrap in thy folds
The dead warriors form
Yet, the memory OF thee
Shall not pass from he void.
Tho sgaiD, ON the ses,
i hou art never uniuild.
Should The delugs come over
The land where ihoust waved,
AID from The fierce torrent,
No yes,ige lie say d.
Thy stripes b. the rainbow
10 nations unborn,
Mud Thy s'ar., The precursors
Cf Liberty, morn.
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Nnt subscriber living In The upper cod Of
Cnarlpt'e county, on Stanton River
~'.nes 70 employ Teacher. who can come
re- en- rec omme"ded as 10 morals, and his qual.
guases. EDWARO y tiENpW ao
March .
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HARROD b. SCOTT,
ATTORNEY ATLAW.

v ME snbscriber having removed hi. o(tic.
- to Lovings,on, respectfully tenders nj,
professional services to his friends and the nul,.
~ He VII attend the Superior aud Inferi,n
oour's OF Nelson, Amherst and Buckine1lSsf1i
ana PROMISES the most faithful and diligsa, 81
,e""o" 70 an business entrusted 10 him. He IRA s
oe lo'nd regularly al his office, (unles,
house OF c. I. Estes. a %
March II o. g.
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Town Property FOR Sale.

HKIiLL BE SOLD, on Monday thu llth
!" day Of April, n fair. II not, The FIRST lair
day thereafter, Sunday excepted, OH The pre-.
misses. ~ public auction, tire House and Lot
now occupied by John Irwin. situated on the
corner Of lib street and i4th alley. not far
from Richardson's Spring. The lot ctnlams
half acre and - we'll iaeiosed, on which % a
a Garden and all necessary Out Honses, and
the situation 10 retired, healthy and ia good
neigbbofbod.
Also, at the same time,
A half acre 10, Immediately 10 the same neigh
borhood, adjoining the properly Of Mr.. George
Wiford. This lot is siso well enclosed, and ON
which there IS a good Slaughter House. he
sale will take place al 10 O'Clock, when the
erms will bx made known. For further in-
formaiisa apply 10 Mr.. Caswell Poe, under
WHOSE direction the sale will be msds.
JOHN POE.
gT. The sal. will be conducted by John X.
ID. Payne, AuCtioneeT.
March IS tbs
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REMOVAL.

HE subscriber has taken The Bell Tavern,
IL at Nelson Court House, (Loyings on, J
where he IS now rehdy TO receive all persons
who may favor him with their company, and he
pledges himselfio use every e2ertion 10 give
the mos, general .aIisfa c'ion.
His house IS situated near the C0nr'-Housp.
aud Is large and commodous. His stable is OF
brick, and calculated to hold from forty TO fifty
ses,--this is likewise pleniifully supplied
with grain, fodder, &c. which. with the atten-
'ou OF Rcod aud faithful servants, he 1aiters
almsoli will enthle b'm 10 patronage.
J.B. STOUT.
Nelson c. H Oct. 81. Is
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JOHN WILLS. CTk.
MMISSlONER'S OFFICE.

Lypchburg, LIST VI January, 1881 (
The parties IN tnis cause, viii take no,lce.
that have appointed Saturday the 10Th day
OF April next, TO commence the accounts direc.
Ted by the foregoing order OF court, on which
day at the hour often o'clock in tie usoru mug.
they are required to attend at my Office iii thus
town with their accounts. vouchers and copies
OF court papers, prepared Tor examination and
settlement ST.. WATT, Con.
March IL w4w
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Ness.s. h'ffiam Kerr aud Georss
Sllanly aud William Cook. Ex'or. Of
Isham Clark, decd.
rU>AKE NOTICE. THAT az you said Wm.
II KsT ara not an nhseitant OF Virgins. and
l do mol kno~ your place OF fesdence, NJ
tlfy you through me public newspapers, that
.hall on the 25ih day Of April, 1881, in Bedford
Courthouse, take the depoSsioas OF William
Harris and Ysncey Harris. and others aud
Oh tbe 9th day Of May. 1881, in the Washing
ton Hotel. in Lynchbars, shali take the depC-
.ilion Of Jsceb Fessle aud others, all which
| shall have read rs evidence on the
trial OF my suit against you and Others, now
depending ia Chaneery IN Bedford County
Court. Your obejient servant,
JOSEPH CLARK.
March 81 WV
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PEDIGREE.
Dissolution Of Coparnership.

of OVI'"f SuCiSiIIEIs
NHE coparinership hereto ore existing be.
u tween the undersigned, under the
hrm Of A. o. Nash, & Co. 10 this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons ipdebte 10 the
concesn will make paymen, to A. Hatcher
and those to whom they are indebted will cali
on him Ion payment. 40. NASH.
Feb. HATCHER
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Millinery, Matchmaking NC

RS. GILL returns her thanks 10 '"o -,
1X4 zens of LyncLburg and it's v'cla'y ali,
their patronage. and informs them "'a La
continues 20 execute orders for bonpe" aud
dies Dresses, &c. in the Destes, mSnher
according to the idsest and mosf ePp''
modes. ,,- I'D
She has on hand an assortment Of DIV ao6
eghorn Bonn cts, suita BILE tor BON -" =, ,hs
olmry trade, which vii be ohefe :le "a
most reduced prices. Jan. ov "V'
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TRUST SALE.

laf virtue ola deed of .ru.,. e,s,.
S:s. IA, me ,s :ue'e,iO'r: Iy John Irvin S.seo
10 TIE offices OF The county c.ur, :. 1.eeorced
an. ~. me me lius'ng' Court of Lvoehbo,ss apOeli
cure me payment Of debt therein n,as,n i--
WI, be sod at public suction. on ma.a'ousf
INN gay OF April, Tor resdy mop,v:sy tie
"o' the hr't fair day s,erest,r; 'at, il
accepted, ~ tho residence of the ssundsy
irsln, 10 she town OF Ly uchburr. sll ~. 'oha
ho's aud Kitchen furniture of ever, a A.. oouse.
whatever. consisting Of many ysl.., s,s'eflpcn
anons Witch IS one Clock, Que M,haNsIe'.
bureau, two Feather Beds, Bes.,.aogaOy
Furniture, one Mahogany Dining T.., and
one Mahogany Candle Stand. Also a0,s and
o'her properly conveyed in "a Ill The
econs"ting OF hofses. eows, hogs. on,n oeed,
&c. one cart and gear. three ,loaa"'' &c.
gear and one negro man named Boh aad
The trus'ees will convey such mi.
IS vested IN them by virtue OF said ~. ony ss
s .1Hn R; D. PAYNE
March 90 eEoiHE BAGBY
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Also, at the same time,
500 REWARD.

Ed UNANAY from che subscribers residing
III III the county of Buckingham, negro
n,an MANSER aud his wife MALlNDA.
Msn.er is about ordinary size, bet~een 20 & 30
years Of age, complexion rather yellow; he has
a large scar on his breast occasioned from
buns when small he il q harmless iuotfensivs
negro. Melinda is a boat the same age as the
man, of ordinary size, has very uncommon
bushy head OF hair, rather OF Indian comple1-
iou. with some dark freckles IN her face. she is
n very intelligent woman and was principally
raised on Kenawha. near the salt works. She
is we'll acq anled 10 the counties Of Bedford
and Giles. She was the property OF Joseph
Evans. who owned said woman two yenrs and
lived IN the county Of Giles--Evsns purchased
her oil Brown and Clayton, LynchbuIg We
will give n reward Of $50 each, ittaked out O
the State. 20 that wegri them ag sID or re
ward Of $40 each il taken in the State aud 50
cured III jail 80 that we get them.
POWHATAN JONES,
ANDERSON ID ABRAHAM.
Buckingham, Feb. ID Is