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| AR THING PLANTS.

har late quotation from I.orrain, against ear
thug up, Ut Milling hoed crops, has called forth it
VIII oe 'crn, the anlmad>crSion OF Il respectable
correspondent, in to-day's Culti,ator. The b,n-
eht> sought for by ridgine are in some measure OH
tanned by carng plants, that is the plants are less
liable To be ncommoded h> water and A greater
surface Is exposed To the ameoratnC influence of
the sun and atmosphere; but then it must be con-
icSsod, that serious injury is kc, 10 ensuc from cut
tlhg restricting hnrango otthc roots, and tlvwastr
OF manurc incident totho carthing process, partcu-
larly whore the plough Is employed. rs il usually is
We have made thus the subject of experiment and
observation Tor some Years, and the conclusion we
nave come 10 Is, that upon our sandy soil there is
neither held nor garden crop, s1>c potatoes, that is
benefited by being carhcd up, il the ground ma,
been properly prepared, aud the surface is kent
clean and open, by the cultiyator, hlrrow or other
implement and that even the potaloc crop should
be only cdftlcd up at the first dressing Earthiny
pants, as Lorraln observes, is not initiating nature
whose teachings constitute our best pudc Tn,
most plausible reason urged for this practice. es
oePt what we have intimatcd at the commence
mcnt OF this paragraph, is, that it affords bed of
h0c pnIverzcl mould for the roots ofpants torrance
IN Tor then food but tho ground is well prepared
and drained, and the surface keep, loose this labor
~ seldom necessary. While on the other hand
the disadvantages OF the practice are manifest
We VIII illustrate this IN the corn crop When
this receives it last dressing, j, is usually from 3
In , feet nheght,N we assume il a> a fact of which
We have had ocular demonstration that thc roots AT
TINS time, unless they have been already shortened
oS INC plough or hoe, are of greater length than
INC toPS'-or IN other words, that they occupy the
who'e ground. Now supposne the hills TO be tour
he' apart, II gives 10 each hill four superficial feet
oil sou to thrive upon. Ii YOU run a plough twice
between the lows one WAY, YOU reduce this four
square feet OF pasture, al least until the roots can
D. elongated TO three feet, and if YOU plough your
corn both ways, YOU reduce il to two. or one half
and tins too AT time when the grain stands !, n,eJ
oil an abundant supply Of food. Nor is this NIL \a-
ture has ordained, and she will nthis be ohcyed ,,
plants shall have surface roofs to imbbc the beno
influence OF the atmosphere, and when these which
she provides are buried under load of earth. shc
VIII provide new ones; and every earthinc which
we give TO our corn and potatoes, causes a new
growth of surface roots nj the expense of the crop.
BESIDES, dronghts operate far more preindical to
hiiled crops than they do 10 those which are not
killed. '
The potatoc, according to our understanding.
mas Two sets otroots, which perform ircly different
ounces Tor the plants the proper Inch take the
nheaborated food from the soil-and ~, tollens. or
'7it bearing routs, which receives thc NC liberated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-09-28

Y Ih" At rules held in the clerk office Of
'ne circuit superior court of law and chancer
Tor Bedford county, the Bird day of August 1885:
Joel Kent and Nancy his VII. - Wb;,pey
n -, !" Whitley, James NJ. Whteev and William
W. hlteley, the last four infants, under2I wears Of
age VINO sue by Joel Kent, their next friend Pitts
iSainst
'na mare, "hteey and John II. Smith, executors
o, , lliiam Nhteley, deceased Jabez Lewich
o"''ies T. Patterson and Barnabas A. Edison Delr'
In CHANcERY.
ne defendants Charles Whitley and Jabez Lett
"eh' not having entered their appearance. and given
security according to the act of assembly, and the
o' inns court and 1t appearing by satisfactory
e'ioehce' mat they are not inhabitants of this Com
cth' 1t Is ordered, that they do appear here on
'iie iIfSt day OF the next term and answer the bill Of
'ne pan''s' and that this order be inserted in some
newspaper, published in Lvnchburr. for two months
SS"ccrSShe'y' and posted at the front door Of the
courthouse OF this county, on some court day.
Copy-Teste,
"a JOS. WILSON, CLERK.
mug ~ w2m
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IMPORTANT SALE
or THOs0vsh-brcN .<y2Ck.

M III. be sold 10 the highest bidder in front
w OF the Bolnebrook Hotel, in the Town of
Petersburg. at 10 o'clock, on the day of the Joe
key Club Race, over the New Market Course, in
October next, all the booded stock Of the late Gen.
VIM. II. BrodnaX, consisting of several valuable
mares, colts and hllies. The mares arc by first
rate horses and arc now in ioa to some of the most
popular Stations in this Country. The colts are
OF inc size and form, and the pcdicrccs of all are
fashionable, exccllcntand authentic. 1t is seldom
that an opportunity is offered of investing money
III blooded horses 10 much advantage, and per-
sons disposed to do are invited TO call at the
Auction Rooms of Mcssrs. Hicks, Lunsford Il Co.
where they can examine the extended pcdierces of
this Stock.
The terms will be cash but any purchaser can
be accommodated with credit by making the pa
per satisfactory and paving interest from the day
Of sale. THOMAS WRITER'S Jr
Executor Of VIM. II. BrodnaA, deed.
Sale 10 be conducted bv
HICKS, LENSFORD & co. Auct's.
Aur p WHO
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TKl 81 SALE
VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND.

OF VALUABLE TOBACCO LAND.
nN Mondaythe 10Th day oiOctobcr, ls35,lt beng
~ Amherst Court day, shall proceed to sell by
way OF public auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
before the front door OF Mr.. Stouts Tavern at Am
hcnt Court House, the TRACT OF LAND
ON winch Curtis Watts resides lying in the County
OF Amherst. on Cedar Creek, a branch OF Pcdldr
River. The improvement, are comorable and
there Is a considerable portion OF Tobacco land on
the tract The sale is made by virtuc of tr,s, deed
recorded IN the Clerk 5 office of the County of Am
hcfst for the purpose OF paying debts due by the said
W ats, which are secured thereby. Acting as trls-
tee shall convey the title vested in me by said deed
and none othcr The title is believed to be good
JOHN ID. DAVIS, Trustee
Sep. y wtds
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The Commonwealth of Virginia, 10 fhe 81,
amherst Count9 Grcetjya. ""Tc

M HEREAS, in an action or n.
w depending in our court of Amhe,'.' aes
between Hill Carter, guardian for Daniel y 'Oonir
plaintiff and liczekiah ;. Fulchcr. d,t., oemaL
SAID action OF debt was So far progrcsscli ,'D The
March term OF the asd Court in the ,o 'aat at the
defendant pleaded payment, and thcre,Ino, 60 the
was joined, and the suit being thus sitn,,od '' ISSUE
lii Carter, departed this HE, interstate as ), a SAID
all and singular his goods, chattels and and
Teen, IN due form. committed to Thor,y n nave
bank ;-Nevenhcless judgment in the ,la.a. A. En-
ton still remains to be had and where's ~ ac
Thomas \. Eubank, administrator n, ,fo,a.t ne san
supplIcated Us fora proper remedy -Wc ,ho' nda
being willing that right and justice sbould b.
command you that you make known 10 tbo ,,, IUnf
ekah ;. Fulcher that he be before rho I,a. e1
our SAID county court of Amherst co,,,, '''s o.
court house on the third Monday in Noycnio 81" 'ae
to shew If any thing for himself he hath ~, "eN
why the action aforesaid should moi be- ,r,oe e"I @i
to final Judgment according to the acf oc ,b, w
eral Assembly, in such eases made and ,r,,G "eo
10 the said ilezekiah :. Fulcher il seems
and further to do and receive what o,,y s,;, ,'al
shall HAT part consider. And have then ,bo,s
writ. Witness, Robert Tnsley, clerk of mn. '"s
court, at the court house the 9th ,lay of I, '''
1888, and in the Goth year the Comnonwc,ht" '
ROBERT TINSLCy
Sept
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The Commonwealth Of Virginia, 10 the Shirt
Of amherst Countv G,,etiuo.

M ifEREAS, IN an action of debt lately dl
w ing in our Court OF Amherst Count, Ltn"'.
fill Carter. executor Of " iIIiam b. Hare, ,.,,,'
plaintiff and llezekiah :. Fuchcr and Min, w.
TuF, defendants, the ,aId action of debt VAS. g.
progressed III, that at the march term of ,bo I
court. IN the year l-:9S. the defendant, plq,ddn,
nent, and Tor then trials pun themsekp, nnon i.
country and the plaintiff likewise, and the >ni, Lsa.
thus situated, the SAID i'll Carter dcparted tins n
intcstate as 1t is said, and administration nj al 5
shgularthe goods, chat rs, rights and CREDITS NJ IN
sad Hill Carter deceased, hath been, in dine firm
committed TO Thomas \. Eubank ;-Nc,rrbJs,
judgment IN the aforesaid action still remains IN
had, and whereas the said Thomas \ Eub,,l =
mlnistfator as aforesaid, hath suppcatcd us ia,
proper tcmcdy-Nc therefore, BENZ WILLING III.
right and justice should be done command von III
YOU make known to the said lIcZcklal : Eucbe
ana W ullam Angus, that they be before III, Ju,,ce
OF our sad County court of Amherst County. at IN,
Courthouse on the third Monday in Novcmb,r nex,
to shew any thing for themselves they Ia,e or c,o
say, WHY the action aforesaid should NOT br procc,d
Ell III to final judgment. accordnr 10 the act o tb,
General Assembly, in such cases made and nro,iJ,a
II to the sand ilezckiah :. FuIchcr and William An.
gus 1t seems eXpcdlent and further 10 do and rccsit,
what our sald Count shall in thai pal1 consider And
have then there this wit. Witness Robert Tinse,
clerk oi our said Court at the Cour-housc the 2lb
day OF August. 1885, and in the Goth wear of III,
Commonwc alth RORERT 'rI\SIFy
sep wlv
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l,RNirs must NOT only be kept free from
weeds, but II not already done, they must be hn-
ne" SO As not to remain nearer than six to ten in
eh'' apart, according 10 the SIZE they expect
ed to arow. They viii not bottom If they are
crowded, whatever be the condition of the soil or
the species or variety cultivated
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TRUST SALE

OF NALl ABLE TOBACCO LANDS
IN Monday, the 10Th of October 1885, it beinr
~ Amherst Court day, | shall proceed. by way NJ
public auction, To sell to the highest bidder for ready
money, the 'rR ACT OF LAND purchased
by Francis T.. Quarlcs of Zedckiah Shoem,le or al
Joining the lands OF j. Z. Thornton and others
"n,'n Is conveyed to me IN trust, by deed from the
Sald 9uafles duly recorded in the Clerks office of
amherst. The land lies in the said County. on
Dancing Creek, and is well worth the attention If
those wanting such property. There is about 300
acres IN the tract, small portion of which is cleared
ana under cultivation. Mr. Quarlcs will shew the
rama 10 nose disposed TO purchase-and the sale is
made at ms request. viii convey such title rs is
invested IN me by said trust, and none other. the
iand beng sold for the purpose of complying with
ITS terms The sale will be made before the don, Of
Nh stouts Tavern at he said Court House.
EDMUND WINSTON TRUSTEE,
sep - wtds
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

M "H1HUfIstd, by Itttffs OF attorney, 10 dispose
OF the Donnairc, and Locust Grove estates,
both lying in the County of Nelson, the first on
Jam,S River, near Warninster and the other abo I
five miles north OF Wmnnstcr, and ten miles south
east OF lo'ngson, both the property OF the heirs OF
the late Col. Iacharah Neville decd. Suffice it to
say, that these arc very valuable estates, and that
great bargains ma, be had, by purchasers. \ fur
thci description is as purchasers Ill., OF
course, view for themselves 4 line addressed 10 the
subscriber, at loNingston, or application to HIM, in
person. AT the same place, will with prompt at
t'ntion' Early application must be made as shall
sell as soon possible
LAFAYETTE NEVILLE.
Sep. 81 tw
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Sop. y
a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
1T auction. Withom rcScrrf


IANI\G determined to remove to the South,
1 L ON "Wednesday the 2Sth October next if
fair II not the nsxt fair day, will, ON the premises
SELL at public auction, to the highest bidder with
out reserve, my highly valuable Tract of Land.
situated in the county OF Bedford, ON Big Otter
rivol, at the mouth Of Buffalo creek, ) miles south
OF tho New London Academy, and II from Lynch
burg, containing 1904 acres, of which 200 are low
grounds Zone halt creek low grounds in high state
otimprov the other half river low grounds OF
superior quality, in point Of fertility inferior to
no land | have ever scen) The remainder is
high land mostly in woods Much the larger por-
ton of the wood Land is excellent Tobacco
Land the cleared Land is in fine heart, and very
productive. The Improvements consist of a COM
Portable Dwelling House, all necessary outllouscs,
together with a number of excellent Tobacco
barns. Title clear and undoubtrd
TcrmS.--Onc third cash, the remainder in two
equal annual payments. Possession will be given
Immediately after the sac--A deed of trust will
be required on the Land, to secure the payment
of the two last inslalmcns.
Also at the same time and place, Immediately
after the sale OF the Land, shall proceed to sell
all my Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantati n
implements and my stock of Horses and Cattle /;
also my whole crop, consisting Of Tobacco, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Hay, Fodder, &c. A credit of II
months will b. given on all sums above 10 dollars
ROBERT IRVINE.
A., >
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LOOK HERE.

have determined to move West OF the Blue
Ridge, next winter, will sell. at public auc-
ton on the first Friday in October next if fam fnot
.nc hlSl laif day thereafter, on the premises the
EANM now live on. SAID farm contains $50
acres about 100 cleared land 20 % acres OF ca-
dow, and about 30 acres of fresh land There are
about 100 acres of wood land. and good part of it
good tobacco Land two failing springs in less
than nifty steps from thu house. 1t adjons the land
OF David Thompson and Cornelius Crow. Any per-
son wishing to own NICE plantation in "a miles of
lynchbure. will do well to call and nudge for them
selves. II Is not surpassed for beauty in Campbell
county Terms will be made known on the day of
sale An, person buying seed this fall. ANY
person wishing 10 view the farm will do we'll not
I" come until the week of sale shall be alb.
sent until the Saturday previous to day of sale.
JESSE MILLER
Sept II ids
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food. and eon.ey n their iuber., The frs.
prolflded rs the seed terminates, the latter
mol till the plant has made INST of liz growth
The first strikes down obliquely: the latter shoe,
horizontally, and repose near the surface. The
object of earhng is 10 furnish bed pcrmeabie 10
the f,oens and which will give readily TO the pres
sure Of the expanding tubcrs. The bill may be
formed when the seed is depnSited but rs the soil
is apt to become compact, it is better to form, it
later, but before the sioens and tubers have form
ed for if the plant carhed after these have begun
10 form, new set oi socns is thrown out near the
surface, thu tubers upon which seldom attain TO
full SIR. Hence a late carihcd crop is likely 10
abound IN small potatoes. Cuitirot0r
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August 81

Mr. iterdndcr Mar, surririg administrator ofJdS.
Marr dccd 1fr0ndcr d. War, SON Of he deceas-
ed, inbroSe l.. Rucker and Roiiy Rather -
Dl.EASE TAKE NOrlCE-That We shall on
u Thursday the lst of October next, NJ the dwell
ling house of l3aac Ruckcr, in Amherst county, take
the dispositions of sand Isaac Rucker and others or
Friday, the I'd OF the same mouth, McCalls tavern
at Amherst court house, the dispositions OF Robert
Imslcy and others; and on "Wednesday, the 9TH OF
the same month"; at the house of Nathaniel Morgan,
Meadows of Goose Creek, Bedford county, the dep
osonS OF George Norc and others which SAID
dispositions to be read evidence in suit now
depending and undetermined IN the superior Court
OF Law and Chancery for the county of Bedford, in
which We and others plaintiffs, and YOU aud 9TH
crs arc defendants. IT, from any cause, said dcposi-
tons should not be taken on tho above named DAYS,
We shall continue, from day day thereafter until
they are taken, SUNDAYS exccpted.)
ELIZABETH MARI
AMBROSE X. MARI
August 81 WV
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VALUABLE real. ESTATE
ron = 1IE

TliE Subscriber, wishing TO remove. ,'i'ers to sci
4 or exchange for Western Lands, his Estate. lsi
ing upon both sides OF Roanoke river, near the Big
Lick, IN the county of Botetourt. II is divided by
the river into equal portions OF 800 acres each, one
OF which is principally valuable as an inexhaustible
reserve of timber for the support of the other. upon
which the improvements are situated. The inpro,-
ed moets has about $50 acres cleared of which 300
is a compact and unbroken bottom. Of great fertility,
aud the residue OF the cleared land together with the
greater portion Of the unceared well adapted TO the
I'm several staples OF the country. The Mansion
l:;,In IS of brck, nearly new-plain, but eomfofta-
--b bic, with out-houscs of the most convenient
kind, aud an extensive and productive garden-all
situated on a commanding emincncc aud surround
ed by beautiful grove. The oserseer's house, ne
gro uts. wheat machine and house, stables, crib
&c &c are ot the best kind. and most eliglbl, stu
ated. To strangers, who unaequainted with this
section OF Botetourt il may be well TO remark, that.
for balubfity Of climate, fertility OF soil, aud excel
lence OF society, II has few parallels
In addition TO the above Estate the Subscriber as
agent Of VIM. Lewis, Esq. will sell provided app-
cation is made between this and the lst OF October)
auothCr
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POLITICAL.
From the National iattiiigeae,f.
pRn AMHHIcAN SWORD.

IA Il &A&~A1&A3SSes
FoRerp from oppression's cham
Valia ntly used,
Wiel led when prayers were VAIN,
Never abused
awosn. that our fathers drew
IL, BY their dust,
.S,r1r topfo,e good and trus
Hens Of the Trust.
Should e'ef domestic sttlie
Call for thy steel.
Re thou the pruning knife
Wounding to heal
Should Freedoms foes accurst
Fer seek our shore,
Forth like Gods lightning burt,
Fen as of yore
Blood rus, thy Blade upon
Why was 1t shed :
Answer from Lexington,
Glorious Dead
CRY, from your losly rest
Meath the gfcensoi,
Sons! for our nights, tho blcst
Charter OF God ;"
From our Siros' hlllowed earth
Breathes deep tone:
Not for South OF North
Fought We alone
Al In one holy band
Sought We to bind
Oh . let not factions hand
Loose what VIC joined -
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BEEF AND SEED WHEAT.

/ HA|E a few hundred bushes of White Flint.
and small quantity of the Golden Chat Wheat
both kinds perfectly clean and sound-for which
would take the market price, and deliver them at my
house.
ALSO. ron SALE,
Superior Beef Catle-wbich intend 10 drive 10
amherst Court House, on the first DAYS of October
November and December Courts
"a. DRUMMOND
Sep. p Wv
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Sep. :. !
Amherst County Court. Aug. Term, 1895.

~ \ the motion OF Samuel Smlthson. ~ it is or
~ dered '''t Gdrsh iIthitl M adlniListratrix OF
Thomas Lmlhicum deed, be summoned TO appear
here On the lst dav OF November term next to shcw
cause II any she can, why she should not be com
pellrd to give new boud, with other sufficient securl-
~ To esou,tatc the said Snu. Smlthson, jr as hci
security. \ copy; Tcstc,
ROBT. TISSLEN, Clerk.
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Inc Commonwealth Of Virginia, 10 ~, :,
Of imherst County, Grest;,o'' y

Of imaera County, Greeting. '"srf
" HEREAS, in an action of deb,
w pending in our Court OF Amhe,st +, 'd'el, d.
tween Daniel Shefley, plaintiff, and Fun b.
and Arson TInsley, defendants the said }a an Dass
DEBT was SO far progressed in, that at the nen Of
OF the SAID Court. in the year Ices the aa9e tenn
pleaded payment, whereupon, an issue was ~ ndaa,
and the suit being thus situated III. nedaad
shelley departed this life, lntestate as II Dahel
administration ri all and singular his po,l ID AID
ties and credits, hath been, in due form ' ehn.
10 George Eskridge ;--Neyertheless de,.l'Hlted
aforesaid action sill remains TO be had and III.
George Eskrdge, administrator as afores,''A etta
supphcated us Tor a proper remedv-We ~ aah
beng wiling that right and justice should 'Iore
command YOU that YOU make known to Tho 90he
lah DAVIS and Arson Tinsley, that they he L. Nth
Justices OF our said County court of Arb~stlt
tv, at the court house, on the third Mon5. Vta
scmber next, 10 shew If any thing for tben.a1 NJ
have. or can say, why the action aforesaid l'H be,
! be proceeded IN to a inal judgment acco,d, ag
act Of the General Assembly, in such c,ae @tt
and provided if to the said Elijah Davis a'l na
Tinsley it seems eNpcdent and further 70 a Nv A1s
ceve what our said court shall in that mar, " ""d h
Aud have then there this wit. Win, onsldt
Tinsley, clerk Of our SAID court, at tho '' Note
the 9th day OF August 1875, and in tho ,o., os
OF the commonwealth. ROBERT TJyspnnNg
Sept.7 Lf
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4 III.
DN ENEI. lhscteratc, IN one hours appll
L L ton, aud no danger from taking cold, by us
DaNTeaS' OlNVNENT.

Inns preparation, ton plcasantncss, safety, cspcdI-
ton, ease and certainty, stands uursacd for the cure
oi tins troublesome complaint IL Is so rapid as we'll
~ certain IN lis operation, to this dlSagrcca
bl, disorder most ecctnllly IN hours application
only
ltdoc, notrontain the least particle of mercury, on
other dangerous Ingredient and may be applied with
perfect safety to pregnant females 81 to children At
tt,h
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Most desirable Tract Of Land,

Lying one mile iiom the Big Lick, and containing
about 100 acres, 81 oil which is first rate Roanoke
bottom, and the residue rich high land. The whole
Tract very productive in al the various crops usu-
ally cultivated IN our climate, lies unusua. level.
and is susceptible of being made at a small expense
OF the most beautiful and desirable residences in
IA the country. The Dwelling House is com
'...m Portable, and the out-houses excellent. The
1h proportion OF wood land 10 that which is clear
ed Is more than sufficient. Bonds or Negroes, Of
suitable ages, would be taken payment 10. this pro-
pcrts. And the subscriber would be willing TO take
Negroes OF Cotton Lands in South Alabama IN ex
change for the estate first mentioned.
WIN. LiNGHORNE.
Botctourt, August 81. WHO
o. The Richmond Mig and Enquirer ,rW insert
the foregoing advertisement once tceek TIL The LIST Of
OctoJr, and Send thar occouats TO this office for pau
mont
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One Hundred Dollar, Reward.

- on the Goth of July last. his how JAMES--a
of1gn nnatto, with blue eyes sandy hair about six
.ert high' and 22years Of age well formed; had Oh
"heh ne went away a brown dress coat and black hat
the otherpart of his dress not recolleced. Hewas
Ta'ssn IN or about lynchburg, he said was sold b,
"nsshy, of Fairfax county, Va; the latter sold at
auction IN Richmond, where purchased
lie above reward will be paid to any derson den-
t 81 ; 'iie sad negro to j. & s. Cosby & Co. OF
Richmond or $50 il lodged in any ail ia the State
so ,hat get him again. JOHN {. ABANIS~.
'"7' 'ioP-'' h8hama, Avg. 81 wrp-