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dated,
aCoLrsrus, (Ga) July 5,a, 1886.
shall 60 sOuad the nation, By going ap the nv.
ct to West Point, and then across TO Nctumpka-
small town at the junction Of the Coosa and Tai.
apoosa rivcrs. This route has becn travelled,
Throughout The campaign, with psrfec, safety.
am informed, BY many. that tkerc is no danger 10
sesppchended in going directly through the ma
ton. I DO no: wish. however, 70 run any unneces-
sary risk and a. this route vii! require only day
more in travelling, l have deemed i, most prudent
70 adopt il. shall 60 company with s,co or three
gentlemen.
" lou viii, NO doubt, have seen il repeatedly
stated thai tbs Greek war is over. This do no,
Soepe, .houghy~c mus, hops for The best. jtx HHs-
NJ, the Greek sOsoo.a, is undoubtedly, p,is-
oncr Ut Tuskecgec. Gov. ScRLIr scnt oycr com.
pany 10 demand bin, in order thai he might here
meet the satc due TO his crimes. Bu, Gov. Car,
Of Alssama, had anticipated him, and s;rcady takcn
k,cn into posscsxion-so that Alabama, and no,
Georgia, VIII u,cle ous to him that toward which
his aggravated crucl,ies merit II is uaid here, ,ha,
the troops will be disbasdcd in frw days, and
Whenever this event takrs place, anticipate re-
newai Of bos,iiisies. They should no, be dischar-
god until every indian Is the march sor his .rs.
fsya kcmc
rumosed here. this crca;ng, bu, upon uhs,
authority know nos, tha, Col. BraIL, who vas
scnt sfess large party Of indians, who were r,ak.
ing soeir wsy TO Florida, bad orctasen them scn,o
ais;anee below Baker county, in this s:a,c routed
and cut tscm 70 pieces. Ihope it may be tsnc, bot
there are such a variety oi rumoss, Of a:i so..s
saoai that il is Impossible TO detc:ninr eheh 10
believe.
Gen. SeoT1 il no, moro popular hese than in
FLORIDA, bat Gen. jEsspr Is winning golaea opin.
iona The notorious J,a HExnT xas taken by
putty OF friendly Indians under his command.
II s expected shs, The stage will cenancnee
Running between this and Montgomery towards
the end Of the present week
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ouz readss win fad In to-days paper letter
from The Editor, who Al psesen, on tour through
portion ss the western eoaairy. He differs with
The ls,css information we have received a. To a
speedy cessation Of hos,il.cs In tho Creek na,ion
A line of pesis has BEEN established on tho mail
routs betucan Cossmbus, Geo. and Montgomery,
Als ios the purpose OF ;strscspias sifagsIing In
dams and giving perfect security to the mails.
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THE COTTON CROP.

We are informed BY ear western papers that tho
sains and ifczhsss have been 70 ifrqurn, that not
zsore than half crops will be made oa the Alabama
river, saorld tho balance Of ihr scason tc ever
favorable This NC balscrc In the casc throughout
the whole southern eountry-wbieh, together With
the great deficiency censeauen. on tho Indian and
Texan wars, must inevitably ell fas shart Of .,c
demand. This stIie Of things ~iIi, we ,h,nk. be
DO the means Of an advance ir priess-so much 60.
that The P!sn.er will e., almost Il not qu.,s. ~
much sos hi. half crop as be would, had foil onr
been made.
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~ the destruction Of oc Tor the sastcnaoe Of the
other, and consequently the total suppression Of
this mode Of navigation on our no,thern waters
II is well known that almost ,hc whole northern
portion of our country abounds with inexharstible
deposits Of the Anthracite COAL the cost Of which
10 comparatively snali-so much 50, that The cx-
pcnsc OF the steamer osety, by its substitution in
her trip between New York md Albany, has, in
one season, been curtal!cd near niaeseen hoasaad
dollars, the result Of which, must be the means, not
only Of reducing tho price Of transportation, but
the establishment Of line Of steam packets between
this country and Great Britain.
UWe have been favored by friend with the
pcrusai of the last No. Of The Soa,ht,n Bny,, pub
lshed in the City OF Charleston II is the fr.t re
have seen and therefore examined it a,tentvcly for
which we were literally rewarded BY its variety Of
useful and interesting matter. It il 4 pape. wei!
worthy the notice no, only Of its docsrinai aherents
cut Of all whose becoming policy is, 70 collect the
most information at the smallest expense.
Lmproring BY Degre0-The degree Of Admiral.
Vice Admiral, and Rear Admiral has been created
BY the passage Of The late Navy Bill. This has
been done 10 act stmuant 70 rouse its dropping
Spirits, and spur them on 10 deeds Of noble dar-
ing" Has Il como to this ;--ihen talk NO mesc Of
Liberty and the love # country, but e. our motto
ae-Proao.ion.
The schr. Urebin, Capt Bridges, arrived a, New
O.'cans, on the essh u!t, from Metamoras, reports
,ha; active preparations we're making BY the Mexi-
cans for another descent upon Txas-thai tho
Commissioners who wctc sent 20 Mctamores 70
treat Zoe exchange Of prisoners, had been arrest.
cd By the Mexican authorities and confined in pri-
son, and al orc1urrs for an acknowledgment, Of
Texan Indcpcndcoec percmp,orily refuscd. Capt,
Bridges also reports, that The Mcxieans had 1000
troops al Mc,amoras, 1000 Al the Nucces and COCO
at salvilo, all burning to mcc, the Texian rife
again. The Texans were aiso making preparations
to give their invaders u ,earm reception, both BY
sea and land. TIE troops wesc to march for tho
Rio Gransc TO meet The enemy.
On Saturday, ahs e,h inst tic members Of the
Camden Jockey Club convened a, the Sumter H,.
Tel and c'ec,ed tic following officers:
Gen. JAS w. cANTEY, Presr
Msj JOHN MiCKLE, lsi Vice Prcs't.
Msj JOHN CAVITY, I'd.
Col. JOHN BOYKlS, Sd.
aisj a. II. RuFrtS. s,h.
JEssEs. NETrLEs, Esq scc.y. & Ts's
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TEXAS.

Tho recossdaon Of sss Independence OF Texas
hss been, by common consent, lrl TO the ,rN Of the
President j. Ia placing al Ais di.poaal The liberty
Of q people bora 10 be free. This Is indeed wha,
we did nos c1pee, from ,hosc who, a, no very dis.
tan. day, characterized him as a.c creates, ,yrsnt
on earth
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KNOXVILLE co INVENTION.

We gicaa the following Information from an or
TIA Of The Columbia Times and Gazette "A
nssuhcr from this State who lrft Knoxville ca the
appointed time, and Gen. HArsE appointed pscsi-
deai, With 400 mcmbefs in attendance, rprcseniing
it1 states. !, uncertain what ,outc will be sdop.
ted-it 10 however admitted BY ali THAI The road
nust psss down the Frcsch Broad. The COS, &.
which u estimated at II 600 600 dollars. l. appears
thesc was an understanding among the mcnbc,r
for iae Pxrpess Of presarrriag hsrsaesy, ihs; no pc
cuiiar route should be spoken Of, moi evrn 10 psi.
raic. Is was expccaed 70 adjourn On ihs sth inss.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
Reaaiaisg IN lie Pos Office al Cn.d.u
8. c. Jsly J, 1886.
Airs. Mary Allen.
B-Leonard Berbe. Jas. L. Beatty. Vim
cent Bell, Jefferson Breeder, Washington.
Bsacey.
C-Mss. Ann J. Collins, Jas. Cloud 2;
john G. Canpbcll.
E-hi., Sarah E. English, Abraham
Eddy.
G-Gsssuay Gcdbolt.
H--David Holman, Etheldsed W. Ha
veil, Alfred Hammond, Jonathan HAYES,
Alfred Hayes. Richard Hunt.
J-Sarah Jackson.
K-Jephtha Kelly, Evenon Kennedy:
-lesin Lane, J. r. Laws, Mrs. Re-
becca Lowry.
M-Rcdick Mosely. Angus M'Don,ld,
Thos. MCresdy, R6acr,ck Murcbcson,
John Moshershcad, D. MCsskill, Allen
M'Csskill. Angus M'Sween. Hngh ny Call,
Joseph N. Marshall:
N-John A. Neilsou.
REdmund Reynolds. E. II. Rogers,
Thos. Richardson, Geo. Riddle.
S-Tbos. Smith, David Scott, Mrs. Mar
sha Shivsr.
T-samI. Thompson, wm.J. Tick
ling; & y. w..
r. THORNTON, P. H..
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roe rnI cAApLs JorsxkL.
HEAD THIS.

Eelaird R,fsr icki Fog sos.
FL lag siu inahc bfi Maga into r iiehrin
For ua Tcrp, Icn & ihcn rihli feandii 10. b.
70, bed ays, on he ngc di. sddeihlengsh,
Toshec ishsef u,ess Rnngi, odd E,hs, rngth.
Sow airr Iv III driu Xnought Sutt hec,
Tho uparrnt ofbesl ihand nrf Gy.
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Inc inFena'n OF Dr. Norr for rendering Anthra-
cite coal substitute fcr wood hs, been ,r,ed and
proved successful. This gentlemen has, tor srvcr>
al years, with no little labor and much 1pense ar.
piled the power Of his gian. mind to the accomplish,
nent Of this great objec, BY which he ha. confer.
red upon his country an incalculabIe benefit Had
not this discovery been made, The eiec, our nor
thetn Steamers in few years for the want Of wood
voah have besn such as 70 render almost aeee.ss
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THE SURPLUS.

We have asecrtained, from table calculated on
the basis Of surplus Of $4,000 ooo on The frs, o.
January, 1887, that South Carolina will receive,
according to the mode Of dissrbaton, ,l22 l5l or
eTis dollars more han sic contributes. Tho qucs-
nen now 10 what shall be done with this money p
we 'Ay loan it ou: to the several corporations Tor
the purpose Of Internal improvements.
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ASSlGNEEsS A SALE.

ASSEGNEEsS SALE.
On Monday the 9th inst At lOo'ciock,
4. NJ. Will be sold In rear Of the subsen.
bcr's store the e6cc!s Of Henry Brace as
rendered in the schedule Of his assignmcn,
for the benefit nf creditors.
One Portable Writing Desk,
Two Gums, ONE shop Desk,
One To- King 6saas~. Tables
Sword Il Epnletts,
Sh0ve1 Il T0aES,
Andii 0ns. Clothes Horse,
Wash Stand,
Chair~, &c.
Conditions cash. and sale positive.
E w. BONNEY. Assignee
July l6
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A rcpor, has reached Augusta. that
Judge r N Reid and family. on trip
from ST Augustine TO Tallahassee, have
oil been murdered by The Scminolcs
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France. Lee. sdnz. 7. 8. Les1 In cs.see'y,
Joseph Ire, q d. A1.
By virtue Of an order Of The Cours Il Chancesy
10 the above cause. uill srll a pabc auction, st
Aurusi next, quantity Of brick, burnt and un-
burnt, and lbc vood, &c. nov on hand. vill also
pell on The sane day, before sbs court beass In
Camden. four shares IN the Cansdcn Hotel Asso-
ciaiinn Stock.
TERuS--A credit until lss January next On
notes with approved personal seesriiy.
WM. J. GRANT, CaHsszissioaer.
July l8.-24-c
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DlED.--Ai Claiborne, on the 10Th ult. Of Pi,hi.
sic Pu,monalis, Mi lillian II. 7lnsa, formerly
Of this place
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NOTICE The Rev. }. A. RUSSELL will bold
Divine Service IN the court house in this place, on
Friday, the 9th inst, al carly candle Light
July Is, iScss
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FOR SALE.

a Light , horse Barouehe tnew) with
"A harness complete. Also pair of
we'll broke young horses, II immediate
application be made they can be purchaser.
Low. ALSO.
Two rosd wagons with harness complete,
and 6rss rate saddle horse. Apply al
this Office. s.
June l6-2l-sf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Those Indebted 10 M'f.sskill & Rosser, on
note OF account, for 1883 4 and s arc re-
quesscd to make payment. rs i, Is desirable
20 close tho books Of that concern.
MCASKILL-
April 9-ll-G
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Camden Orphan socie-
tvs Academy.
June !

AN Assisian, is wanted for this institution
to teach Penmanship, Arithmetic and the
other ordinary branches Of an English ed-
ucation. Undoubted testimonials will be
required, both for Literary and Moral qua.
lifications. Applicants. stating THAR terms
and naming their references for character,
will apply (sll postage paid) TO
MOSES HOLBROOK, Principal c o. a.
July l6-26-.H
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Sporting Intelligence.

A Swceps.akc open for three yess old
colts and Gilics, to be run for on The day
preceding the regular races over The Cam.
den course, milo heats; entrance sl00, for
f-it $50. three or more 70 make race:
closes 2Oth Of October next Persons
wishing to make entries can do 50 BY for
warding their names, color. seq. sire and
dam Of the entry 10 The subscriber al
Camden, q. any time before the 10Th Oct
next
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JESSE s. NETTLES. Scc'y.
July l8--25--,f
CThe Editor of the Courier, Augusta
Ga. will give the above place 10 hts pa
per, until the o0ih October next. aud for
ward his account 10 the subscriber:
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WET NURSE WANTED.
Liberal wages win BE- given for vet nurse
Of good character and healthy; one without
aehild would be preferred. Enquire q thi
f;ce.
May l4-l8--iE
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Ezsraes Of isau from .ie Editor Of ,le JorssAL,
dated,
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-12-20
T. A. PETTEGREw, PRINTER.
Published every Tuesday.
TER MS.
N three months,

If paid within three months, 3. 90
II paid within three months after the close
of the year, ). so
If paid within twelve months after the
close of the year, 4. 90
If not paid within that time, S. 90
A company of ten persons taking the paper a,
the same Post Office, shall be entitled to it at S25
provided the names be forwarded together, &C.
companied by the money.
No paper to be discontinued but at the option
of the Editor till arrearages are paid.
Advertisements inserted for IS cents per square
the first time, and 37i for each subsequent inser-
ton.
Persons sending in advertisements are request
ed to specify the number of times they are to be
inserted; otherwise they will be continued till
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
,UThe Postage must be paid on all commu-
nications sept by mail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-06-30

AsITI ArED on Bulialoe River IN the county u,
y amherst, ID miles of the Count House, % miles
from l., xingtnn, and - miles from Ilynclbnts.
In calling the attention ot the public to these
Springs, watering place, Vie subscriber takes oc-
easion In remark, that thes discovery, al
though unknown 10 the distant public, until last sea
son For many yemstley have been numerousls al.
tended hs persons from the surrounding eonn~
Try. who will readily testify Ia their Medicinal
yllucs-bnl owing 10 the fact thai the former occu-
pys filled them tenants at the will of the owners,
who would neither sell nor improve thc'propery, in
dncements, IN the way Of comfortable accomnodd-
tons TO distant strangers. could not be offered
Within the last II months very large and com
modous Hotel. with comfortable Cabins, have been
erected, sniilcientto entertain 200 persons.
The water has been anayzcd aud found To con
tain the essential ingredients, sulphur soda, lin an
unusual pfoportiou) and ma ncsl and The snbscIl-
Der say with the fullest confidence. that II eertIil-
Gates OF aci this required thel can be obtained
OF many individuals, whose experience OF them sifiust
enables them 10 say that they not surpassed by
any waters III virginia, for inost oil the diseases com
mon To onr cluate--1n cases ofDyslspSa,deranged
condition ol the stomach and breast, liver diseases
and diseases oi debility generally and to delicate c
males aIA chlldIcn, they peculiarly adapted. Fen
tlils fact, the highest authority among the medical
faculty be offered III this section OF country, as
well the better Evidence OF full and ample tests from
individuals by actual experience
The season will again commence on the 10Th OF
June. The subscriber grateful for the Liberal pat
1 ronage heretofore enoyc1, both from his ole
friends and strangers. again invites them To visit hun
with confidence on his part that whilst he will be re
muncrated Tor unremtted cXerlons to please, tina
they will bc repaid IN improvement III hcdhh.
The rates OF fare will be the sumo aS last year, VIZ
Board per week 81 90
do do dav 90
Horses per week. 3 ID
do do day, %
Children and servants. half price.
J.. S.-llayng been requested by some of III,
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

1 WISH Ia sell myewo Tracts of Land, Wing
i within and two miles oi Iynchbmg-One
containing 300 acres, upon both sides OF Backwaef
Creek, adlonilsg the lands Of Samuel Garland, Sam
uel VI. Scott, Alexander Tompkins and others
This Tract Is about one hall hea,iIy tmbercd wood
land which has ben carefully preserved, and never
plllagcd. The balance IN high state of cultiva-
ton, with comfortable improvements. The other
Turnpike rond, about two miles from Iynchburg,
containing one hun4red and eleven acres. The land
highly improved well ENCLOSED and every comior-
table improvement it lor the accommodation of a
family. will dIyide the land tosut purchasers.
RICH NtD CIlIl.TON.
In.
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LAND TOR SALE.

1 AN disposed To sell my TRACT o. LAND
lsIng within three four miles VI Lynelbnrg.
aud adjoining the lands omer, belonging TO the cs-
tate nj David Ross, deed, those of Daniel Cand-
Ter, Alexander Liegait aud others. THIS Land ~
watefed hy Opossum Creek aud its tributaries Has
0ni good Mill Seat. and part Of II IS within 3oo
yards oi Joucs's Saw Mill.
There are about 100 Acres ia the Tract, all Of
which is IN woods and well umbcred with Pine,
Oak, Poplar, Ne. some parts OF the Iaud are wesi
adapted 10 Tobacco, Gram aud Grass. ] would di-
vide it suit purchasers. Its contiguity TO Lynch
burg and abundance of Timber, render II worthy the
attention of those disposed TO purchase.
Mr. Samuel Nowlin will show the Land to those
wishing Ia view II. For terms, &C. apply To him, 81
to the subscriber. living NJ Chalk Level, Piltsylsa
nia county. NM. l.. PANNlIJ.
June I6 ct
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LAND FOR SALE.

IN SATURDAY, the ID day Of July next,
~ we will proceed 10 sell in Lynchburg, at
public auction, for cash, small TRACT OF
LAND, containing about nnc acres, on the For
est Road, IN the county Of Campbell. 1t is the
same Land now in the occupancy of Mrs. ilazle-
wood. The sale will be made in pursuance OF a
trust deed, executed to us by Alexander Mcintosh,
bearing date on the 10Th February, 1920, and Of
record in the Clerks Office of the County Court
of Campbell The title is believed 10 be good but
as trustees shall convey such tile only as the
deed aforesaid vests in us.
:. Il. NJ. H. GARLAND, Trustees.
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Botetourt Springs for sale.

HNllE subscriber wishes to sell privately the a
i bpvc property 1t is situated between the towns
OF Salem and Fincaste, i'll the county of Boteonrt,
IN the midst of a rich, beautiful and dcnScly popu-
lar nrighboihood and Immediately ON the great
North and South western road leading from
Baltimore through the Valley OF Virginia 10 the
States of Tennessee, Alabama, &c. and easil. &C
cess ible from all other directions. The II torety
OF these Springs Renders 1t unnecessary Tor me To en-
large upon their efficacy IN the various diseases IN
cldcnt to Southern climate shall, therefore,
merely copy the following analysis made OF them III
July, 1881; | Soda magnesIa--:' lime, IN com
blnation with sulphuilc, murlac and carbonie acld
Also Silcx and aluminc, and aboNt one sixth
lis volume OF hydrogen gaS--sone atmospheric AR.
One gallon of water contains 81 grains OF mineral
substances. The season unlyorablc for an a.
nalysi rs there had been more or less rain every
day for week. The of these waters cannot
fail To be useful in Dyspeptic llePa'lc and Cuta-
neous aliectionS.-J :. BAkER.' The buildings are
all brick, well finished, handsomely arranged and
sufficiently extensive for the accommodation OF FROM
80 to 100 boarderS. Attached to these Springs, in
the midst oil which they are situated is Tract OF
Land consisting of l76 acres $50 OF which clear
ed, and IN process OF improvement by clover. The
timber is excellent and the sod o the whole tract Is
of character highly susceptible Oh lmprov ement-
OF these things, however those disposed 10 purchase
can Judge best by inspection. IlliI. DAGGS.
Nav - wSw
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TRUST SALE.

IN PURSUANCE of Il deed of trust, executed
by Joseph Diard, hearing date the lsi of Au-
gust, 1920, and Of record in the Clerks Office Of
Amherst county the subscriber will, ON the It'll
day oil June next, o" the premises offer for
sale, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, TRNCT
OF LAND, in said deed mentioned which Tract
IS described as containing $50 acres, being in the
county of Amherst, on the waters u little Pmcy
River, on Kings Creek, and adjoining the lands of
Edmund hlassie, James Campbell and Joseph
Goode. This land is represented rich Noun
tain Land and well worth the attention of To-
baceo planters. The subscriber knows of no
defect in the title, but will qply convey such as is
vested IN him by the deed aforesaid
LUCAS u. THOMPSON, Trustee
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James River and IkanaWha Company.
SIXTH INSTALMENT.

4 Y meeting of the President aud Directors of
- the James River and kanawha Company, held
in the city of.Richmond ON Tuesday, the 9th day
of May 1896
Resoired, That the stockholders Of the James Ri
and knawha Company, other than the State,
be, aud they hereby required, 10 pay into the
Bank of Virginia, of It's Branches, FIVE
DOLLARS per share, each share OF stock held
by them in the said Company on or before .thc 10Th
day of July next.
BY o,der oithc President and Directors,
w. -. CiITrrENDEN. SEcRETN AIRY.
y. B.-Ihc insalmcnts that have been called for
(includng the abotc) follows
LIST instaImen II per share paid at the time Of sub
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CARTER.

I.hout ~ years old, feet or lOinchcs high very
black, skin little rough, smart, and speaks quickly
and plompll, when spoken to- had on, when he left,
Linen PanaloonS, brown Domestic Coat and " DOL
Hat. but is supposed TO have had good deal of mo-
ney with him, and would probably get new clothes
He prctcnds to be brick and stone mason. lie was
purchased of Mr.. Elijah ID. llndlcy, of Halifax. and
said 10 have hgcn raised by DR. Rice of Charlotte.
The subscribers will give the above reward ion the
apprehension and detention of said negro, so that
they get HIM again. on will pay all necessary cNpcn-
ses besides the reward if delivered To us in Lynch
burg. ROWAN X HARRIS.
June IL Is
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I'llE subscriber oilcIS FOR sale his tract Of LAND
. IN Bedford county, known by the name of
" Mount P(dSaHt' lying ON Elk Creek, lust above
lis junction with Big Otter, and an half miles
from the Turnpike Road 10 from Liberty, md II
from l.ynchhurg. The tract contains Eight Hundred
and Sixteen Acres, nearly half in Woods. The inf
ptoNemrntS consist of comfortable Dwelling
House, nearly new, recent, plnistcrcd and painted
with every other necessary Out house. for the con
reniehec OF "A im, ncatly all new, and "A new Barn
o6 feet by 90. \ considerable potion of the Planta-
tatlon is now in tlo,cc and IN a estate of improve.
ment. The Land is offered ioi one fourth of the
Hl4eh.sc money IN hand, the balance on credit OF
one, two, three and four years, equal instruments
The subscriber deems ii unnecessary TO say any
thing about the quality of the Land, and the adyan-
taees ot the Sitllation those wishing 10 purchase
viii fl.w the premises, and Judge for Themselves
Let II suffice 10 say, this is truly valuable place
well worthy the attention OF those wishing to buy
Real Estatc-and ii early application is made a bar
gam may be had. WM. {. LEFFWICH.
June IL WIS