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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-01


JoaEpH KoarR jr. ESQ Chairman ofthe Democratic
Republican meeting held at the house of Mr. Gto
Ssstronl, 81. GEORGES Parish Colloton district
eth September, ls3l.
Let itnot be urge' dat sister State has su,-
cossflly nulifie3 treaties taEusiy,y so called and
acts enlmating fom the General Government
Georgia is abo,. to aba'e nuisance growing
up within her own territory, and affecting
III interests ofno other State This is strictly
a domestic question, and those acts are peritc
y iastifalle on principles orthe law Of natlre
and nations There sa wide difference between
this case and that Of he abrogato on of gerefcl
revenue las leyee lniYor2N. application aaai.a
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25

I'D OANOKE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscri-
~ Der offers for sale the of land on which the
late John somervell resided, lying in the county Of
Mecklenburg, on Ro noke river, between Taylors and
Haskins Ferries. This valuable tract of land contains
by an old survey $500 acres, $50 of which are low
grounds OF superior quality This OF land adapt.
ed to the cultivation OF tobacco, cotton, wheat, corn
oats, &c. There is of this sufficient quantity of
open land in cultivation and under good fences to en-
poy 80 or 40 hands. There is OH the premises a we'll
finished two story dwelling house, in good repair con-
tanning eight large rooms together with all necessary
ou-houses, for The accommodation of large family
The water Is good and the situation healthy. A more
minute description is deemed as il is pre.
sumed that those who wish purchase will first vie
the premises. One fourth the purchase money will
be required the first day of January, 1892 the ba-
lance in equal biennial nstaments; secure the paw
ment OF which, bond and approved security will be
required, with lien the land. This tract of land
II not previously disposed Of will be sold publicly, ON
the premises, the LIST of December next. The sub d.
scriber (who lives the premises) will take pleasure
in showing the above tract Of land 10 any one who
may wish to purchase.
Also, on the same day, at the same place, will be
Sold on credit OF six months, all the perishabe
perry belonging to said estate, consisting OF horses
(some very vauable0 cows, sheep, hogs, household
and kitchen furniture, farming utensils &C. Bond and
approved security will be required.
WILLIAM A. SOMERVELL,
Executor OF John Somerve, deceased.
Meckienburg county, Oct. 6, 1881. 45-tIDec
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VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND NE
GROES FOR SALE

~JILL be sold, IN ThU-sday The 18Th Dee.mbe,
w next, on the Pabis Squi arc in Vi. siiy Of T.lla
hasse, Fiorida. OF tho mos, valuable Pi ,n,son
10 'ha, territory, laying In Msdison soun,y Town hi,
10 Range 49, south and east, and mmrdia civ Oh ,he
west eide Of the noe river Suwanuee, about Is m..
north Of the Gull OF Mexico, son'stng OF ll65 LIZ
ssres msrs or less, OF rich Land esabe found in
that tsriorys the grow Of which consists of i've osk
Of the largest sizey Mulberry, Wild Ch.rry, Mssusa
and Hickory, under growth cane.
One or two spots formerly slsa'ed by The indiana,
have since grown up in p iskiy A.b' On The Plan
I,'on Is good Dwelling House, Store ii u.ts, Glib,
Stables, 8 10 10 Negro Houses and Back,ni,hs ,ho2
ABOUT ZOO asres are cleared, and sui Sug Cane
on the Plantation will produce 100 hhds Sugar
isll-There 10 corn the Paata,isa sufsi III Tor 50
hands Tor one year
The PrePsrat for making Sugat are Of the most
extensive aud valuable kind, eoIsnng OF iron
gar Mil, the voors NJ which tw-n,y by thirty six
inshe. our Cooper Ke"ie', Of the following szas, 10
WI: 2oo, $40, 900, and 675 gallons each, with = Two
hundred and f;iy gallon Copper ST u and Worn large
CoPrer Pump, aud ober nsees,asy apparatus tor max
ing Sugar and Rum in the hrN osdsr-an Of which are
itely new and altho' up, Toe p-eessa,y INA
,srials, sush a. Furpsee. Brick sonmon Bn.k Lime,
Gt ate on he spot ready for putting all up shnr
time All the Farming materials, together with hrs,
rate Wagon and six Horse Team, Cattle, Hog. Biask
Also from 20 10 30 very likely Negroes, amongst,
whi.h are two Basksmi,hs, Cooper aud ons vslus
bio House Servant and Hos,ier. There are but Two
age from II 10 25.
This propsriy was purchased after a esreiuI exami.
naii'n OF the greater part Of tho lands la Florida Hav
ing many good qualities combined a. rich lard
good waller, healthy ii .ustou, mined a'ey fine
Ebls river, which never veiows the lands, and
vantage c sea breeze, are Inducements which seldom
are to 90 found ~ any eounry. Toe Ereai quantity Of
Live Oak on the land, makes it immensely valuable
Terms II Sdte.-The Land and N sgroes, Mill, Ket.
ties. Still and Worm, aud Pumps rash; Bricks, me,
b acksmith. Tool', Wagon aud Horses Com aud FOd.
ant ~nhou, reserve. WATSON, Jr.
New Yo K, 15ih De-. 1881 4S-l2'
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THVHE bo'ipess heretofore conducted by the subser-
IL bers, under The firm OF Puck. ~ aud Brooks, ex-
PRED on the Lat inst All persons haviog cl,ms against
theU, viii pleas, present ,hom, and those will
make immediate payment TO Isham Puekeu, who is
alone authorized TO settle the business fur her ibdu.
genee sanool be given. ISHAu PUCKETT,
ost 81 ZACHhRIAH BROOKS.
CENTRAL HOTEL
The subscriber will carry on the above ssiab,hme
ana hopes 70 meet from generous public liberal
coursgenent, as he will devo The whole OF his time
TO the business lie pledges himself to use every
lion 'n his power, TO give general saiss,on 10 those
wbo may favor him with their su,,om; that neither
pains nor espsn'e will bs spared TO make every
comfortable and eotveDien his table will Al all tunes
be hled with tbe deeaeies that the mafke sords and
bis Stables nj The beat OF food with experienced aud
alien i've OILERS H1sebarges will he as moderate as
any other similar establishment in the Ciy. He hs
isieo IRON his prices 10 ,he following: For mao and
horse per day, 81 80; horse, night 80 cents and
doy longer Stay will be rated according 10 the stay.
should Ike " accommodate few more yearly Boaad-
ISHAM PUCKETT.
RICHMOND. Osiober 81. Sit.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25

VENHE subscriber having leased out his fam, lying
IL on James river, IN the county Of Buskns lam
10 miles above New Canton, above the Viz LOLA
Mills and b,low scoitsvilIe. will. on s,he IS day
OF December, u fair, u not the next lair day, M
to the hgh-si bidder, Tor cash, twenty likely
young negroes al in famiss) any ia the State; all
his stock Of sa'e, hogs. sheep, ard horsesbs wsen
three and four bunhrsd barrels Of coro all tis crop OF
blade fodder. Dcev cured the dry 'eaon, and we'll
Chef Justiss NJ rihall, Chapman johnson, Charles
CopIsDd-and San, Myor,. f q,s.
JAMES SOUTHGATE.
S-J. s. will also attend a, Attorney Law 10
suite ia the Federal Cours at Columbus and Frankfort
Nov 5i-w6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-11-25

HNOR SALE-A tract Of Land in the county OF Char
n otte, at the confluence Of Little Roanoke and the
ton River,) known generally as RANDoLpH's Low Err
QUARTER. Ii is thought to be inferior no plantation
ON the river-cont about (and not less han) two
six hundred river low grounds. There is a con-
siderable quantity also OF low ground Little Roanoke
aud HorsePen Creek plenty Of plant patch ground ard
convenient grist mill, and the plantation is uncommon
compact and convenient to cultivate, being nearly
broad as il Is long.
Also, Bushy Forest, containing nearly two thousand
seven hundred acres, both sides of Little Roanoke
This tract approaches to Charlotte house.
and would suit professional man. If not sold pri-
waite sale II will be offered at public sale the first
Monday in December next, being Charlotte day,
at the Courthouse This tract be- and will (f re
qured be divided 10 suit purchasers, into two even
three parts.
c. H., or William Leigh, Esq. near Halifax, C. II.
Nov. 4, 1881. 5l--ds
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DOWHlTE, tie late residence of our Tesator, " III
u agaio be offered for sale, the l3sh Of Deeem-
Der next II fair II not the next fair day thereafter and
po,ivey sold TO the highest bidder. This Estate ha-
wing been formerly advsr icd, any further description
10 deemed uselss il s hoped that those who wish
purchase will fret view the premises-It will either
be sold entire or divided to suit purchasers which may
be advaniageously done.
TERMS One fourth Of the purchase money TO be psid
on The Lot day OF January Dext, wh,n possession will
be given-he balance In three equal annual install
men,s, for which bonds with approved security and
deed Of trust or the property will be required; the
bonds to carry interest from The day Of sse-bui u
Punstually paid, the iD,eres, viii be RENTED.
hD SaS.s 0asoSSiN r5's s.s.s. Of
Nov. 90. 56-2awtis
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R ROOKFIELD FOR SALE Ca Tno.dAy- The
IL IL day OF next month, (Deeember) IL fair II
no. he next fair day thereafter will be .oid st publ,
auction, on the premises the Tract OF Land on wi i.b
now re.ile, called Bfock6eld, lying on the Brook
Turnpike Road, i've nes above the CIV of Ritbmond
containing by la,s survey 593 asrer. Tbere are
about 100 acres Of IRE, low grounds the same quantity
oil second low grouuds and The gre part of the bis
land oil very good quality, arI b gh STATE II cu-
vaslon There are seeded the land from ITO 10 1870
bushels Q. wheat.
The buildings consist Of eommedious Two story
dwelling house, AID all the Necessary out bousss;
much better than usually found on farm, in ,bi,
par OF the souttry There 10 very large and neatly
new barn, with OF the best ,hre ,hns mach mes
ever saw, which cost $3.50 There is very 70 tprin,
near the house, and well OF excellent water ia the
yard. NV
This 10 most desirable country nse and 10 suf
nsien'y near the City Of Richmond, fer gentle man
iesdng on ~ to attend to business in that place; as IL
mol more than one hsur's ride.-Any gensn W sh-
ing 70 view The Planta in, fore the day Of sale will
os ihewn II by my son John, myself, both OF ON
feslds OIL The tmises The terms will be made known
on the day Of sale, aud will be Accommodating.
AZ The same time aad place, will be Geld, at public
auction all my sioek Of korses, mules cattle (amoug
them our yoke OF good oxsn) hogs and sheep planta
taton utensils, crop Of corn, fodder and hay AZ sou
articles OF household aud kitchen furniture For all
Gums under ten dollavr, cash will be required For ali
sums Of and above ten dollars, credit OF six mouths
will be given; the purchaser giving bond with approved
security or notes, negotiable and payable o! tn.
Banks in Rishmond, with approved endor.ers
BEN. SHEPPARD.
NOV. III. 53-idf.
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TENO Mss'rs. sclomon Pallen, B!fdss & Tolsr. King
N s. Mead, Ano. Palmer, Lord & Less, Xvi. &
Dsnnision, Dore & Heriell, Orlando Eau es, Amo,
Palmer & Co. r. /. Smith & Co., Berr King, Henry
DE Groo' Co. and Bouquiere s. Alien
You will please TO take notice, that on Saturday, the
"a h day OF December next at tns house OF Lee ,u
were q, Newiown, in the county OF King and Queen.
10 Virginia, between the hours OF o'clock in the
morning aud sun 81 OF that day, ,ba proceed 10 take
the dispositions OF William Lyme, Joseph Pollard aud
others, to be read as evidence in sut 10 equity,
deoendpg and undetermined, in the Superior Curt
Of Law and Chsnsery for the county Of Henriso, 10
which am plaintiff end you are defendsnn--aud
om any cause tho taking Of the said depo'ons, shall
nov be cJmPle'ed on the day aforesaid, the taking
Thereof. will be continued the 26 and 81 n days Of
t1e Same moo,b, and bstwesn the sans hours aud a,
The same place. am your obd', serv'
nj nj PALLEN.
Richmond, Oct. Or, 1881. 47-I6
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~ Osder 70 ssfry tho exesuUoa The lssi wa aud
"a Ties ameDt OF Joel Fod dees's~d late o. The oouD'
W OF Buckingham, and State Of Virginia .bsi pre-
seed, on the is day OF Dasember mex, 10 u are Sse
Of the lands belonging 20 'sid e's',, y'pg IN The
sounty Aforesaid, on the waters Of Slate RIVER and
abou, four miles from the mouth Of 'sd river, seutan-
ing bsiween i've aud siS bundled ssfe'. The quality
OF the land good, and @ell ADAPTED to the podusion
Of tobacco, wheat, corr, ss. Terms OF sa'e-one,
two aud three squa annual ins,slmebts 70 b. ssiisac
,oyiiy secured Posss ,son TO be given al ChrismSI
next crop " whes, will Ne seeded before ihs ssIe;
and al the time, and on the Prsmi,es. division
will be made OF the personal estate OF said TeSslor
The Ltgsiees updsr ssid viii are requested 10 a,
tend the ssio and division. MARY FORD.
Exf'x Of Joel Ford, decd.
Sept. o. S5-tds
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

HDURSUANTi to The last viii AID iestame al OF Jane
IL Walker, deed and decree of The County Cour,
OF Bueking ham, will BIO sod the ptenises, 10 HE
highest bidder on Monday, Va. 26ih December pexi
the 'rast OF land belonging 10 the estate OF the late
Col James Walker, deed containing about 1900 acres
This land IL si'usted The waitrs Fish Pond and
Holiday Creeks-nesi OF which i, standing 10 woods-
hive or six hundred asres Of good high land for tota
60, The balance good ain land excellent hi. in
hne sac Tor iobscso; with good Two story dwelling
hon'e, kshen ga:den ersnasy, and other out. houses
There !, also good mill lately rebuilt, The above
'aud will be divided or sold in one en'ire trset
credit CT one, Two. end perhaps three years The ne.
gtoes are very likely add v.luabie they will be cola on
sedi, OF IL mon,h-, oge her with the srop of all kind
stock houft hold and ksheo IN niiure plantation toos
&c. the purchasers giving bond with approved
Any person wishing 10 view the pssmise,, will apply
The su .ibsr who lives lent and will shov
the same at aoy 'me. JOEL WATKINS,
EA'oi. OF Jas. Walk n, decd.
NV 1. 50-f
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Nov. Ib

VALUABLE NEGROES, STOCK, Sc. for sale =
v On Wednesday, the 17,h OF December, IN fsir, II
not the next fair day there sferJ will SELL al the
late resdeDse OF d. Gains Dean, in Glouse ser G UNITY
the whole OF his personal estate, consisting OF about 80
very valuable Slaves sisek Of horses, caie sheep and
hogs, farming uisnsil', household and kitchen fuTni.
ture. and The crop Of corn, oats and fodder
Tbs will be- sold for cash, and the other pro.
perty a credit OF monthE. Bonds, with approved
sesuri'y, will be required OF hs putsha,er before She
pfoperyis removed,-Tbe sale will be cSnsinued from
day 10 day until ,be whole 10 sold.
CHRIS. TOAPKINS,l Executors
JOHN ID. JARVIS, of
HENRY w. TABB, ) Cams Dean
Nov. is. 54--,ds
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N2ILL be soid, at w hitemarsh, In the county OF
w Gloucester, on Wednesday, the 80 h instant, II
fair, otherwise the Dsx' sir day. all ms personal
tate oil Mary M. Z. p. II otes and WIN. II. Poser,
decd, consisting about so vau able slaves among
them 10 a very valuable Blacksmith aud oiber me-
chanies house servants and cooks the stock OF horse
and mues; the stock OF cattle, amopgs; which are very
hue oxen and Dilch cove; tho sheep, hogs, &c. tam-
ing utensils Of every kind wagons, &c the crop
OF sGrn, fodder and oats, Lousehi aud H chen fiD-
ture, &c. Alec, very eIegaD esrriags. with harness
for four horses The negroes vii! be sod for sssb, the
rest OF the properly crsdn OF nine mon bond
with approved sesurity will be required
JOHN TABB, Adn iAs,r2,er.
All persons having claims agai ,st enher e.ta e are
requested for the lAst time 10 present. then, 10 II
Administrator.
Nov 8. 62-tds
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edmond MILLS-F0r Sale Lcase-The
IA u subscriber wishes to sell his mills in the city Of
Richmond. The Mill House is 80 feet long and so
feet wide, four stories high, with six pair of Burr
mill stones and all the machinery necessary for manu-
featuring flour. The lot which the mills are stu.
ated contains about liz of ground which there
are also large lumber house, cooper s-shop and mil
lers house
The constant and ample supply Of water from the
James River Canal, which the property is situated
the convenience of receiving wheat from both boats and
wagons, and the peculiar advantages attending this
kind of property in the city Of Richmond, in conse
quence OF the extraordinary demand for Richmond City
Mill Flour in the South American markets. render this
OF the most eligible situations for manufacturing
flour TO be found in Virginia Possession given the
first Of June next.
If not sold shortly the property will be rented to
good tenant for a term Of years
In his absence, the property will be shown and terms
made known TO any person wishing 10 purchase by his
son Richard III. Cunningham.
liberal credit will be given.
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM.
Nov. 10. 54-St
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AUDITORS OFFICE,

- 9Th November, 1881.
EDUBLiC NOTICE-The lists OF lands west Of In,
n Allegheny Mouniains, which have been return
ed 40 deirq lent, for the year 1920 and prior thereto
have been prepared, pubhsd and extensively disr!-
6u'ed, pursuant TO the act Of tbs last General
bly, All ihe lands contained in these Iiss wlicb
nol be redeemed or ezoDera ed 10 the ode
by tie ac just referred TO- will be absolutely iorf ed
end be iTTedeenable from and alter the day of J,nu
airy ntx'.
TIE ,is OF lsi de returned as inqIen, for The ,ame
period, situated In the Valley, or between the Blue
Ridge and ALE shauy Moun,ans,-and also for 10 "
counties on the east side Of tho Blue Rge, have also
been prepared, printed and circulated Suh of the de
liz qoen lands 10 these latter lists coniained aud
Only rs were granted by hs Common a,,h, sinse
May l779, are liable to forfeiture on the FIST day Of
January next, II not redeemed o, exontrated b, fore
that time. The Auditor bas not the means Of dserip-
Ing ha, portion OF the ands lying east Of he Ailegha
ny Mountain was granted subse quenty 10 May, 1910;
be presumes, however. that IL 10 considerable. Very
strenuous tHrs have been made 10 complete the Isis
ior moro oil the esuoss the east .idj Of ba II ne
Ridge, but the task OF executing the law of the Lao, ses
sion has been found one OF grea labor and difficulty
ibis explanation 10 given ia answer 10 hume aus Ell
curss on The subjesL
AL poEsoDs Interested will be pleased 10 ob,erve
mat redemp ions mus be made bu pGu,uent into fhe
ITedsWy aod that b, sides The srfeafnges which Ar.
charged 10 the printed ss, ten per centun per annuu
VIII be added TO each YEARS. taxation.
very favorable opportunities will occur through the
members OF The sgi,aturs about 10 assemble Tor i'm
ye'Igstng and di'shsrging the srrearsges of,sx-s.
JAS Il. HEATH,
-, - Auditor Of Public Account
A'VV' ii' 63-S
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aRAN AWAY. on Friday last, 4b OF NJvmbT
III u, IRON John TimbesIske's Factory, Negro Man
named SAM GAINES, whom purchased shout four
ruoahs ago ri John Doz.sl, Of the county Of Hanover
will give Five Dslars 10 sDy person or persons iba,
will deliver tho said Negro to me ct ,be city gssl Of
Richmond RICHARD GAINES.
Nov. III. ga
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MEETING OF THE LOYAL COMPANY.

Or IOb Al W hfbNl.
a Meeting OF the successors OF the Loyal Company,
IN will be held at the capitol in Richmond, on Tues
day the 9th OF December next. II is important that
those interested should be puncual in their attendance
ss II is expected that partial dividend will be made
among the MEMBERS and business Of much consequence
10 the company transacted. The usual day Of meeting
(he I'll Monday oil December) has been anticipated,
becsuse IL is important that the Goa pany should
possible after the meeting OF the Legis
atures II s advisable also that those claiming shares
parts OF shares in the company, should bring with
them, send by their proxies the best evidence they
produce Of their title by nheriionce devise or trans
fer from the original share. holders.
THOMAS w. GtLMER,
Agent for successors OF Loyal Company.
Nov l. so 3D.
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"A DmiNio ihAIOkS SALE-The subscriber, as
~ administrator OF lsaae Oliver, Eq Ceesased W m
sen ov public auction, TO the highest bidder on MONDAY
'he DAY Of Dssenber next fair. If not
we hrn lair day ater) at the farm la ely occupied by
mr.; oNv,r n the county Of Hanover, sll hi, House
99u ano h"ehen furniture, and the entire sleek OF
Her,s' Hogs, Sheep and Cattle and the crop OF Corn
ano FODDER made upon the estate this year.
WIN me Farming Utensils Of every kind.
ANA on Ihur'day, the 22d day OF tbs same month
at The farm owned by Nj. Oliver, 10 the ,smo county.
sailed SpnE Grove, the ,osk OF Horses Hogs and Cal.
ne there, ard the crop Of Corn aud Fodder made there
kind " e'0'y
Terms For all sums Of Ten Dollars and under cash
Tor all sums above Ten Dollars siedi, of six month,
will be alow we'd.
All psrsons having saims agaus, the estate are re-
guessed TO present them, dolly authenticated, for nav.
men'; and all those indebted TO the estate are ber.bv
wishes to settle hi, account, EDWIN SHELTON
Administrator Of Isaac Oliver, deceased.
O@' IA 45-ifs
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A TEACHER--A Gentleman wbo was graduated
IN al one Of she New oglan5 Colleges, and who
has been teaching in Virginia during the fur years
last past, wshss 10 pgosurs situation ia Academy
or 10 healthy neighborhood bsi will afford be
val salary ior bis He will give instruction
10 the Latin aud Gresk languages, and ia all The EGG
quse tes,imonisls will he produced. Communists alton,
addressed 20 o. p. O., Livingston, Virgnis, will re-
esiyo prompt Sl,snnon.
Sep. 30 I-Wt
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a TEACHER wANTED-A Young Nan. well
IVA qualified TO teach the Latin and Greek Languages
and the Mathematics, is required for the ensuing year
as an Assistant in public Institution For further par
dculars, address TO be made 10 A. b. Portsmouth, Va
(post pad.)
Nov. 22, 66Q,s
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ENIVE DOLLARS REWARD strayed away from
n tho subscriber, about the 10th Of April, bay Colt,
two years old, with white lace and blue cast round
the mouth and nose, and three white feet.-The above
reward will be paid to any who will deliver her
me, or give such information that get her again.
JAMES CLAIBORNE
hesterleld. Nov. ~ b6-2t
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CARD-MINIATURE PAINTING
M ISIS VALUE, whb sentiments Ct increased ara.
lVH iude for svors reserved the present year IeB-
deTs her 1iOsere thanks her friends snd pafous aud
respectfully soleiis son,iDuaDso Of their psirooaxe
She 10 ~ Mrs. Dopvy's, MsnTon House, MsiV
street. Nov. !. 60--u
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Wanted at the Peni,entiary. the follow

lN ing timber, viz:
cord split white oak, II f. long Young tough tim
40 10 do IL do Der. to be cut By
do do do 10 do T the 6rst of the en-
do do do do suing wear
900 wheel spokes, but white oak all heart
900 do felloes, willow oak, do
$4,000 hoop poles aud so 900 flour barrel bllets IN b
delivered by the LIST March next
THOMAS NELSON, p. APP
A>o'.1' 5l-tf