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10 Patsy Barber, Thomas 7. adams and Na-
thda ms wte, John B. Ruthdge and Lucinda
ms mlfe, John w. Ratledge and Julia Am his
m'fe, Henrietta Barber, John Barber, Robert
Barber, William Barber, and Jeremiah T.
Barber.
2 NAkE NOTICE, that on the 9TH day of July
next, at the dwelling house OF Abraham {
shelton, in the county of Pittsylvania, Va, ! shall
'ake the deposition of said Abraham c. Shelton and
others and on he llth day of the same month, al
the tavern of James NJ. Smith, at Henry courthouse
va, l shall take the deposition of James Grant and
others and on the 18th day of the same month, al
bergers store, in the county of Pittsylvania, | shall
take the deposition ofBooker kesee and others and
ohthe 10Th day of the same month, at the dwelling
mouse OF George Dejarnctt, in the county of Pitts'i
wanna, l shall take the deposition of James lrby ana
Others and on the 18th day of the same month, al
the dwelling house of Jabez Snow, in the county oil
bedford, Va. | shall take the deposition of the sa'
!apez SNOW and others; and on the Goth day oil the
same month,a lat the dwelling house ofJno Ward, in thr
county of Pittsylvania, Va shall take the deposition
OF the said John Ward and others all which deposl
lions, when taken, are to be read as evidence in a SUI
now depending in the superiorcourt of law and chan
Gerry In the town of Lynchburg, wherein YOU are PLAN
tiffs, and myself, executor of Henry Ward. dec. and
Others, are defendants. And if the said dispositions
or any OF them, should not be taken on the day or
days above stated, then to be taken on the neStsuc'
ceedlng day IN each instance, and continued from
day TO day until completed.
JOHN LYNCH, ErecutOr
ofHenry Uard, deeH'
June6 WV
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4
IL. ST BL

As Just received a supply OF Fresh Medi-
IL cines, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuns, Fan
oy Articles, &c. &c. Among which, arc
Best CaIabria Liquor ice,
Sperm Oil,
Copal Narnish, (quick drying,)
do. slow do,
Candies,
Fancy Soaps, "a considerable variety
lnrpcntine do.
Han Brushes,
Cloth do.
Shoe do.
superior R,aor.,
Do. Straps.
DO. Pen kniycs.
DO. Fine Combs,
Do. Dressing do.
Splendid Gard Cases,
Metallic Pens, cheaper and better than quilts,
Letter Paper, various,
Note do.
Superior Tooti, Brushes,
Best Spanish Scgars, (old,)
Window Glass,
Surgeons Instruments,
Physicians Scales aud Weights,
Starch,
Glue,
Spirits Iurpentine,
White Lead, (pnrc,) &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
A new and delicious article Of RASPBERRY
AM III Id. jars, at 80 cents each, or IS 50 per
iozen possessing all the freshness, of tho large En-
s'sh Raspberry in season.
ApA7
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NOTICE TO


M Eh Avn htNipbt ttNif"
)kOPOSALS Will be received At the ofIce of
L the James River aud kanawha COMPANY. IN
the City of Richmond. from the 18th to the 1;;r1 day
of August, forthe construction of all the ENea,a-
ton. Embankment and Nalliug not now II der con
tract. together with uearly all the fulserts and the
greater portion Of the Locks between I.ynchburg
and Naldens' Adventure.
The work now advertised embraces the twenty
miles between Columbia and the head of Maldens'
Adventure Pond. the eight miles between Seven
Island Falls and Scottsville, and about twenty isola-
ted sections, reserved a, the former letting, between
Scottssille and Lynchburg.
The quantity OF Masonry offered Is very great
consisting OF about I'VE hundred tulverts of from
three 10 thirty feet span; nine Aqueducts, thirty
five Locks, q number OF Wastes, with several farm
and road Bridges.
General plans and specifications Of all the work.
aud special plans OF the most important Culvefts and
Aqne,lucts, will be found at the offices ot the scye-
raj Principal Assistant Engineers on the line of the
Canal.
The work will be prepared for examination by the
2Ith July but mechanics, well recommended, de
sirous ol immediate employment, can obtain contracts
ion the construction Ola number OF culvcrts AT pr
waite letting
the subscriber, OF any OF the Assistant Engineers,
viii be expected tn accompany then proposals by the
usual certificates OF their character and ability.
CHARLES EILET, Jr.
;hief Engineer Of the James Rimr
and kanatcha Company.
NorI.-The Dams, Guard Locks, most of the
Bridges, and 4 number of Locks and CulvrrtS, are re
served for a future Letting. Persons visiting the
line FOR the purpose Of obtaining work, would do
WELT call at the Office of the Company in tn city
OF Richmond, where any information which they
may desire will beeleertully communicated.
The Valley OF James River, between Lynchburg
md Richmond, is healthy. &. f. n
June I'll
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about 10 years old, ) feet Q OF l0inclcs high, very
black, skin a little rough, smart, and speaks quickly
and promptly when spoken to had ON, when he left,
Linen Pantaloons, brown Domestic Coat and Wool
lila, bnt is supposed to have had a good deal OF mo-
ncy with him, and would probably get new cIotl,es.-
lie prctcnds To be a brick and stone mason. He was
purchased OF Mr.. Elijah ID. l%lundlcy, OF Halifax. and
Is said to have been raised by DIR. Rice, OF Charlotte.
The subscribers will give the above reward Ion the
apprehension aud detention al said negro, 80 that
they get him again, or will pay all necessary cxpcn-
ses besides the reward # delivered to us IN lynch
burg. RoW AN 4 HAKRlS.
Juuc It
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n FOR SALE,

WIZ. be sold for cash, at P'ttsylyania Court
w House, on Monday, the 18th day of July
neM, Chat being court day. about twenty likel,
consisting OF a variety of both SEXES.
belonging to the estate of Doct. Josiah Morton, dec.
or as many thereof as will be necessary 10 satisfy
the debts against said estate.
ROBERT HARRISON, tate Sheriff.
and as s"ch, od,ainistrotor Of Josiah Morton, dec.
P.S.-M persons having claims against said es-
tate are requested 10 present them immediately. that
the business of the same may be finally settled.
Il. II.
june" ids
M ILL be sold, Al auction, ON SATURDAY.. the 9th
W August next, al an old School House, on the
premises, a tract OF Land, lying in the county of
Franklin, on the waters of Owens' Creek, North side
OF figs River, adjoining the Lands of Burwell and
DANIEL Law, Robert Hodges and others, and contain
ing two hundred and forty six acres.
Ierms-Oneh half the first day of Nav. 1887, the
balance twelve months thereafter; Bonds with good
personal security will be required. Those wish,nc
to We" the Land before the day of sale, will call on
''oci, George W. Clement, residing near. who will
shew il. RALPH SMITH 49,
OfJohn Smith, Sen. dec.
June & w,as
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June
June

[NIE next session of the subscribers School. will
commence on Tuesday, the 9th of July.
ifrms.-Sl23 30 per session for English Grammar,
topography and Arithmetic.
SD tor the Latin, French aud Hebrew Languages E.;
Also tor Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and As
ttonoiny.
Payment to he made in the middle of the session
S.iNL. ID. TONPkINS.
June % 4,
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.vOTE(E.
June 90

NESSHS. CHARLES l.. CHRISTIAN and
IVl PETER +. CHRISTIAN, Executor ofJohn
Christian, b. deed. Please to take notice. that on
Tuesday, the 10Th day of July next, | shall proceed
I" take the dispositions ofCapt. William Edmunds,
Oh Inc county OF Barron, state of Kentucky, at his
own dwelling house and if, from any cause, the ia
king OF said deposition should not take place ON the
day named, II will be taken at the same place, on the
next day, To be read as evidence in a SUIT. now de
pending IN the county court of Amherst, ON the
nhancrry side wherein ! ann Plaintiff, and you are
defendant at"mch time and place YOU may attend
If youthlnh proper.
WILLIAM l.. CHRISTIAN.
June - w,w
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sOs(DOncmlcnt.

The above sale is postponed until the Odd OF
July next, at which time il will take place on the
premises. LUCAS =. THOMPSON. Trust.
June q ,Is
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ESTRAY CONS.

small Young Cow, which left the plantation abou,
-FOUR weeks ago-one a slim made, small, Young.
brIndle Cow, with some white spots-and the otbcr
a thick set, dark brindle Cow, about : veors old-,be
TWO last went way about the 2Ist instant-any infor-
ma'l"n concerning them will be thankfully received
LUTHER SMITH.
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TO Robcrt Jennings and Irena Inn his wifc.
W'am Jadkins and Sarah ID. his pitc. 40
solem Bostick and Worgarct his rite, and
Isaac Hedley,e"ordinn for Elizabeth Roberts
'INAkE NOTICE THAT on the 9th day of An.
" gust, 1o36, at the dwelling house of Robert
iiurt. III the county of Carroll and State of Tennes-
see, ! shall take the deposition of said Hurt and 9TH
erS' and on the .2d day of August, 1886, at the la
= mouse oil W. r. Jackson, in the county of Hal
flax, and state of Virginia. | shall take the deno.;.
non ct Paul Street and others, which depositions
VIII be read as evidence in a suit now depending
m the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccrv
tor the county of Halifax, in which YOU are Plain
MS, ana l. as administrator of Elijah Baker, decd,
Mnna'' n.'e'ft'S' administrators of Benjamin An
der'on' decd, and Sarah Anderton, are defendants
JAMES McCRAW.
Jnne 81 H..
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II appearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that
the subpoena issued in this cause, on the 2etil DAY OF
August, l-:s5, has been returned executed, ana
more than four months having elapsed, as well since
the return da, thereof, as the filing of the plaintlif S
bill. and the defendants, Lee W. Harris and John
Whitehead. still failing 10 appear and lie theIf an
swers on the motion OF the plaintiff, by counsel
the court doth order, that hs bill be taken for con
lcssed, as to the SAID defendants and II appearing to
the court. the the defendant William n. Oliver IS
not an lbhabitant of this commonwealth, AMI against
whom the plaintiff appears 10 have proceeded in the
mode prescribed by law against absent defendants,
and the said defendant still failing to appear and fie
his answer on like motion OF the plaintiff, ms bill IS
taken for confessed as to that defendant also. And
thcrcupon. this cause came ON to be heard upon the
bill and the amendment thereto, the subpoena atore-
SAID, the answer of the defendant William VI. Thur
mond, with a replication thereto, the order OF publ
cation. exhibits, and was argued by counsel on CON
,idcrltion whereof, the Court doth refer the ac-
counts of the mercantile concerns OF Roberts n
Tllurmond and OF Shelton Roberts 4 Co. IN the
bill mentioned TO one OF the Commissioners OF this
Court, To be by HIM examined, stated and settled,
aud to the Court reported, with any matters special
ly stated, thought pertinent by himself, or which
may be required by the parties To be 50 stated. And
IN order to enable the said Commissioner 10 state the
said account, the Court doth further order, that the
plaintiff and the defendants do scver1lly deliver to
the Commissioned all books, papers aud other doe
umcnts, belonging to the SAID copartnerirs, or either
OF them. -A topy-Teste,
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To Brick Makers and stone Masons

I'VE y ~ 0CO1NC xVR0SOUS .
NV ANTED IMMEDIATELY good workmen of
w the above character, to erect a tenement ninety
feet by fifty, IN this town. Communications specify
ing terms, will be attended to promptly. Persons APP
plying will be expected to finnish testimonials as to
character and skill. RICHARD X. CRAILE.
OF" The Lexington Gazette will insert the above
l", and forward account to this office.
March II WIS
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2 REV
CARTER

)ANAWAf from the employment OF flames DO
Ian, about , miles below lynchburg, on IL,
nth INST, a negro man named
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" ISL to purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
A'groes, from s to % years of age.-Letters d-
rected 10 me in Lynchburg, or my brother Mark,
will be attended to JOHN ANTHONY
Dec W t.
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Letters have been received from Mr.. Forrest.
the American Tra'edian, as late a, tho llth ulti-
mo, M which he mentions that he was IN the en-
losmcnt ofexcf llent health and vas about Ia visit
England. We copy from tho London Morning
Herald Il lively extract of u letter from Mr.. Forrest
10 the editor OF that print, relating TO his VISIT the
ancient capital of Russia. oor gifted country
man, IT viii be seen, has not contentcd himself WITH
following the ordinary track of those who 90 from
this country 10 the old world, visiting mcrcl, the
most interesting countries of Western Europe, but
has made the entire crcui; Of that continent, will,
the exception of the Spanish peninsula, and ha,
even wandered into Asia. Here follows the TX.
tract from his letter v. J. T.. Post.
Moscow AHD RUSSIAN PowER.-(Extract of a
letter from a Traveller y" Since | saw Won |
have been III strange lands, and seen strange sights.
l have 'raVersed the Baltic and The wide dominlons
of the ambitious Autocrat-crosscd tho EuNine
aud dipped into Asia and European Turkey
kept due EDWARDS 10 the Propontic and the Hell
iespont-wandered amid the faultlcss fragments
oil the bright cline of battle and of sone'-sailcd
by the lohian lsles-visited the chief towns of the
'ermanIck confederation, and here | am at last.
safe and sound, in the gav capital of France.
thank Heaven my travelling in the far East j, AT
an end. One is rather badly accommodated there
III 'e way oil railroads and steamers. However
'ahe II all III all, l have every reason 10 be- satisfied
.1
u" "c voyage, Tor there is no Kind of in,otma-
oon Du' must be purchased with some pains,aking
and one day | shall fully ENJOY all this calm re,
rosPerton from the bosom of the unpruned for.
est les the sight Of the city of Moscow ,l,n,
"ou'a amply repay one for all risks and fa,;puox =,
sea- Never shall forget my sensations As. from, ,ha
great tower oil The kremlin, one bright sunny day
l looked down upon that beautiful civ. ri.
numberless domes beaming will, azure an, nnL
gold. the checkered roofs, the terraces. fine ga,aa"
slopes, the m%ingling of all tho STYLES and .ys,.n,.
OF architectural construction, now massive nd
heavy, now brilliant and light, and every ,yhora
fresh and original, enchanted me and 7 ~,
tree TO confess, Russia astonished mo hs"n
sailed down the mighty Mississippi-i hayo hesn
10 the dark and silent bosom of es, own co.,
homesMl have been undet hs eye of Mon, Blane
and Olympus grew fad iliar will, Rome and
with London, without experiencing the same do.
gree oil wonder which fastened upon me in Russia
Thought there to have encountered with bordos ~,
s'm-oaroar'ans; yet ! found a people raised. =,
were, at once from a stas of nature to our lsysl
oiciy'iza'Ion, Nor have thav apparently IN ,hs;,
''P' on" ard foarse, neglected the means TO rem.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
'NHERE will be- a petition presented to the
l. next Legislature, for tho formation of a
NEW COUNTY, out of parts of Campbell, Pitt
sylvania and Bedford,
Aprl2l w3m
AIDES Work Boxes,
- do do do with Music,
do Toilet do very fine,
Backgammon Boards.
Chess Men,
Flutsd Castors, some very fine,
do Candlestlcks,
do Shutters and trays,
Patent Coffee Pots,
Egg Boilers.
Astral Lamps,
Auo many other desuabl. articles Just opened. For
saToy " Il. RICHARDS & CO
June
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NJ. G. CARPER, u. q.

COMMISSIONER OrrIoE, Rocky Mount ia.
The parties interested in the within decree, are
hereby notified, that have appointed Wednesday,
the eth day OF July next, TO commence the state
ment of accounts therein directed to be made, at
which time they are required to attend at my office,
with the violence necessary to execute the order of
court. BEVERLY SYDNOR. JR.
Commissioner.
June ~ w6w
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X. c. CUTLER, CTk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

TOTTTVSTVH' '7UY -'Ui TU'''5
The parties interested III the foregoing decree,
will please To take notice. that have appointed
Thursdsy, the 18th day OF July next. to commence
taking the accounts therein mentioned, on which
day, by 10 O'Clock A. VI. lley are requested to at
tend, at Faber's Mill, in the county OF Nelson, with
their books, vouchers, evidence and copies of Court
papers, prepared for settlement.
- SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com.
lime e. WV
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Against
Asa Dillon, Arthur Dillon, Henry Dillon, Jacob
Fowler and Patsey his wife, Jesse Dillon, Jr. Robert
Paisley, William Paisley, Jr. William Dillon, Fanny
Paisley, David Sink and Dellah his wife, Elizabeth
Dillon, widow of Jesse Dillon, sen'r. deceased,
and Saml. Hale and Jno. d.. Boothc, administrators
If he SAID Jesse Dillon sen'r. deceased, Dctts.
ID appearing TO the court. that the defendants Jes-
Sc tillion, j. and David Sink, are not inhabitants
of this Commonwealth, and that the plaintiffs have
proceeded against these defendants according to the
act OF assembly and the rules OF this court, and they
still failing TO appear and answer, the plaintiffs bill is
taken for confessed as to these defendants. 1t more-
over appearing to the court, that Asa Dillon, Arthur
Dillon, Henry Dillon, Jacob Fowler and Patsey his
wife, William Dillon, Fanny Paisley, Delilah Sink,
Elizabeth Dillon, and Samuel Hale and John ID.
Beotllc, administrators OF Jesse Dillon, sen r. decd.
have been duly served with the subppna in this cause
more than four months, and they still failing to APP
pear and answer, the plaintiffs bill is taken for con
tessed as to these defendants. And now this cause
this day came on To be heard, by consent, upon the
bill, the answer of the defendants, Robert Paisley
and " illiam Paisley, and WAS argued by counsel, on
consideration whereof, the court doth %adludge, order
and decree. that one of the Commissioners of the
court do take an account oil the administration OF the
defendants, Samuel Hale aud John ID. Boothc, adj
illustrators OF Jesse Dillon, scn'r., decd, of the cs-
tate OF then Interstate that he do likewise take an &c
count of the advancements made by the intcstate,
Jesse Dillon, Scn'r., IN his lifetime to the female
plaintiff and TO the defendants, the children of the
SAID lntestate, whether OF real or personal estate, with
the value thereof al the time such ARRANGEMENTS were
made; that the said Commissioner do call upon the
parties hereto for prooftlereto. and that in default of
satisfactory proof, that he be allowed 10 examine the
parties GA oath, and that he report his proceedings
in the premises, with any matter thought pertinent BY
himself, CT required by the parties to be 50 stated.
cupN-testc,
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT rules held in the clerk
v office of the circuit superior court of law and
chancery, for the county of Campbell, on the first
Monday in June, 1896:
William ID. Wren, PlaiItl6
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VIRGINIA .-.ita Cnemt superior onHi oil
Law and Ghanccry. continued ald heih i"f
Nelson county. at the Courthouse, ou Tuesday, Tue
I'd day of May, l5bi
lanes d.. Moon. administrator Of shelton Ko'
A., Prtff.
against
William VI. T%hurmond. Lee W. Harris, John
mL;,.La,d mi William y. Oliver. - Dcfts.
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June ,

n Ia circuit superior cont of law and chance
"a ~, continued aud held for the county OF Frank
lin, at the courthouse, on the 10Th da> oi May,
1876, sitting as a court of equity
John Biankcnship and Mary Ann his wife, formerly
Mary Ann Dillon, Plaintiffs,
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Lynchburg, June 18th, 1895. (
The parties in this cause will take notice, thai
have appointed Tuesday, the 10Th day of July mex.
to execute the foregoing order of account of the astH
of October, 1926, on which day, at the hour OF +
O'Clock IN the morning, they are required to attend
AT my Office, in this town, with their books. accounts
vouchers, and copies of court papers. prepared To-
examination and settlement.
TIiOS. MCKINNEY,
Spec,dt Commissioner
Jane Ii I'm
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.Iune6
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~ l. are now receiving and offering Ion sale,
w i MUS and hhls. ST. CroN sugar, part
prime
1000 lbs. White HAVANA Sugar
IL hhds Molasscs.
100 bags Rio, ST Domingo. Lasuira, White
and Green Java Coffee,
y hbls. Sweet Malaga WI me
1000 lbs. PRIME Loaf Sugm,
10 keys Nails,
Il do old Pott Wine,
h boscs 10 by II Glass
20 cases SILK and Fur Hats
5oio lbs. Sole Leather GOOD and damaged)
II boxes Oranges aud Lemons III fine order,
5oO lbs. Fiberts, Prunrs IN Fancy Boxes.
t,unpowder Tea in Il and l:1 lbs boxes,
Case Super do M lbs canisters,
Sperm aud Tallow Candles
Powder and Shot, Salt, Pepper. Copperas,
Madder, Tar, Tmpsntlnc aud Shaving
Soap
Common Cigars,
Hall and full bound Blank Books
foolscap and Letter Paper
Wrapping Paper, large and small sizes,
llonbound Wood " are IN nests,
Saddles,
Parkef's Straw Cutters a flst rate article
ALSO,
J. bbs New y. &. Clipped Hcrrlngs, mol
Piano fortcs, one of which Is a beautiful
upright Cottage, Piano made OF Rose
all OF which We will sell at pirate as well as public
sale, At prices 10 suit purchasers.
PAYNE \ TURNER
fuction and Commission Merchants, Bank square
Nav % Is
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TJNllE subscribers return their thanks to the public
generally, for the liberal encouragement with
which they have been favored, since they commenced
the Saddling Business III this place, and hope still
IN sharea portion of the public patronage. They
now have on hand good assortment and will en-
deayor constantly keep full supply of every arti
81. in their line, and made of the best materials
TbcrasSortmenr consists of the following articles :
(;eutlcmens and Ladies' Saddles :. Brdes, Mar
tlnraes Saddle Bags; Nalices; Twig Whips ::
Leather Trunks Coach and Gig Harness Carryall
Wagon Cart and Dray Harness " hips Collars ;
Trace Chains; Halter Chains Curry Combs Bri-
die Bits Stirup Irons all OF which be had on
accommodating terms, al their old stand, few doors
above Messrs. Williams y Nictors, aud next door
10 Mr.. John Il. Hunts.
SIMPSON & LYMAN
~ Boards much improved Patent Spring Sad
dies with Spring Girths. Having purchased the
ratent, they will keep good supply of the above
tcle
~ Two Barouches aud gentle Horses for hire,
with or without the driver; also good Riding Horses
Tor hire SIMPSON Y la IAN.
M1y,m
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500 Reward for D1CA

DANAWAY from the subscriber, about the
h 2Oih instant, Negro man named DICK,
aged about i5 years. Some of his front teeth
missing. and few gray hairs. purchased Dick
some time last spring of Mr.. Mark Anthony OF
Lynchburg, where he will probably aim 10 get
again or 10 the neighborhood of Mr. Bowling
Clark, of Campbell where he las a wife. will
give the above reward, if delivered to me at my
place of residence, Two miles south of the New
store. Buckingham, or SO if secured in jail so
that get him again. JOHN }. MORRIS.
July Is